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DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Vote To Be Taken On 2C ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES April BENZ. WILLIAM G. 3109 Meramec Friday. March 29. 1946.

at 6 a. forti fied with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Bens nee Charity Agency Merger Gebken), dear father of Theresia C. Wil HELP WANTED Men. Bay COOK AND KITCHEN HELPER for institution; 35 tt-iies out el'v B. 324.

Star-Times. COMPOSING DEPT. MAKE-UP MAN Knowledge of Ludiow mailiine nperatioa; (UNIVERSAL MATCH CO. FertfUMWi. Mo.

Lord Gort Dies; Directed Retreat From Dunkerque WIPPERMAN. HENRY 5046 Cahanna suddenly. Saturday, March 30. 1946. beloved husband of W.

Emma Winperman tnee Steinmetzl. father of Dorothy M. Stunipf and Sgt. Kenneth Wlpperman. our brother, brother-in-law.

uncle and cousin. Funeral Tuesday. April 2. at 2 p. from JAY B.

SMITH FUNERAL HOME. 7456 Manchester, to Laurel i 11 Cemetery. LOST AND FOUND liam Walter H. t. Evangelists Kike.

Mncent Sgt. Joseph S. Benz. Draft Road Policy To War, I'. S.

Army: Mary R. and the late Bernard' Benz: dear father-in-law. grandfather. Cigaret Discrimination Cause Of Java Mutiny BATAVIA. April 1 (UP) American cigarets were partially responsible for a mutiny of native troops March 11 at Manado, it was dis brother of Ida Jaetkel, brother-in-law and uncle.

Funeral from GEBKEN-RENZ MORTU CUTTER ARY. 2842 Meramec Wednesday. April 3. 8:30 a. to St.

Anthony Church. BILLFOLD Lost brown, genuine leather, Delmar and Skinker: reward. P.A. 0991. BRACELET Lot wide: gold: tei-ake.

Reward. JE. 0148 after 4:30 p. m. BRACELET I-ost white gold, 3 stores; in Famous keepsake.

Reward. DE. 3404. Interment New SS. Peter and Paul's Ceme A plan to consolidate the St.

Louis War Chest, the United Charities, and the old community fund as the new community chest, will be voted upon at a meeting at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Statler. Frank C. Rand, president of the Greater St.

Louis War Chest, called the meeting to which 350 leading citizens of the city and county have been invited. tery. closed today. An officer who as Thomas Says Member of St. Anthony's Married Men's sisted In quelling the revolt ex Sodality.

Orphan Society, Benevolent So LONDON, April 1. (UP)--Field Marshal Viscount Gort, who directed Britain's retreat from Dunkerque, died yesterday at the age of 59. Gort recently had resigned as high commissioner of Palestine and ciety. Rranch No. 69.

W. C. Branch No. 309 C. K.

of St. Vincent de Paul Society, St. Francis de Sales Benevolent BRACELET Lost: gold leaf: 4 (rvslal stones: Thurs. p. 21st.

Reward. EV. 6022. COCKER SPANIEL Biark male; lost from 5230 Mardel; answera to name "Chieo" reward. HU.

1694. Society. St. Martin Benevolent Society, St. Louis German Benevolent Society.

St. plained that Dutch officers were being supplied with American cigarets, while Manadonese were given only Jap brands. He said the difference in quality of the cigarets was near the top of the Manadonese list of complaints. Paul's Benevolent Society, J. J.

Kain Coun cil No. 828. K. of C. St.

Rita's League. Transjordan, an appointment he received in 1944. He had suffered police-chow light St. Joseph League. Mother of Good Coun DOi; Lost: female; brown.

HI. 4603. sel Auxiliary. Maryville Chapter American War Dads, Grand-Meramec Businessmen's Association. St.

Louis Funeral Directors EARRING Lost: gold drop flllpree; from a liver infection. Prime Minister Attlee, when In Skulker or Pershing; reward. Association and Missouri Funeral Directors. TperieivreJ in ah and d'T work. Apply Kt-ed a Meeker 8an luor Co.

4199 rhippewa. CUTTER TOP PAy Young oien'i wiitf; must re eipeTienfel and apble of cutting both clou atul iimnca br tuaciiine. Hay tiiittert Ctothe. 1531 WaMrptnn. DRAFTSMEN Detail; needed iy Kmcia K'eftric.

Apply 417 N. Broadway. DRAFTSMAN 3 jean' experience vn merit a ni cal, structural at eel lavout good working knowledjie of electrical eijtiipment. Apply Lnion 12ili and Locust. i Ai'ToKV OltKKKS Meady; adtaoca-ment.

Brown Shoe 1701 FINISHERS HARDWOOD, FOd HIGH-GRADE FIXTURE WORK. A. F. L. UNION 906 SIDNEY.

1TJ.11 NO FOREMAN A gres.ie man who vault to go to Cait forma. If employed now as foreman in fitUne room but wants opportunity to no ahead. I ease ttate niarried. referetn-es. salarj dffcired- BaK L-754.

Star-Times. PA. 2708. formed of Lord Gort's death, said IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Lost: se BREITWIESER. KATIE (nee Euler) that "his outstanding courage and rial No.

37623828: reward. Call Paul Welsguth. FO. 0219. WASHINGTON, April 1.

(UP) Socialist Leader Norman Thomas warned congress today that continuing the draft is the road to war. He asked the Senate Military Affairs Committee to reject army, navy and State Department requests to extend selective service beyond the present May 15 expiration date. Appealing for world disarmament In the interests of peace, Thomas said a draft extension would only encourage suspicion of American intentions, and generally "irritate relations within and without the Formerly of 4303W Clayton on Sunday. March 31. 1946.

dear wife of the late Conrad Breitwieser. dear mother of Sophia resource in the face of all dangers and difficulties were an inspiration KHAKI CASE Lost; containing surgical B. Grimm and Florence Petersen, dear in Instrument: reward. NEwstead 013Z. ter of Julia Wassmann.

Elizabeth Maurer to those he commanded and to the nation." TUP Lost: Dachshund: 5 months old; and John Euler. dear sister-in-law, mother- black female; vicinity of Oakleigh lane in-law. grandmother and aunt. and Ladue rd. reward.

WY. 0122. Funeral from KRIEGSHAl'SER MOR TUARY. 4228 S. Klngshighway blvd on PURSE U.st containing S42.

at Bush's Wednesday, April 3. 2:30 p. m. Inter Grove: teward. CE.

7402. Gort headed the British expeditionary force in France and Belgium until June 1. 1940. After directing the evacuation of Dunkerque, which saved an estimated ment Oak Grove Mausoleum. B1XG Irfjst: blue sapphire: Russell and a member of Emmaus Evangelical Re Tcfferson keepsake.

Reward. PR. 96nl. formed Church Ladies' Guild. Please omit WALLET LOST Rlark: containing money flowers.

order and Jap currency; Kingshighwav bus. 325,000 men, he took over the or BRUCE. CHRISTIANA (nee Kautsrh) Sat, a. m. 3221 Roger pi.

Reward. ganization of Britain's home forces country." 2722 Utah, asleep In Jesus Friday. March WILL PARTY who phoned HI. 7253 about MARRIAGE LICENSES Shelby JS. JJoyel .921 A Aodfmy Virginia Snodxrasi ,.4235 Frame Alfred T.

Morrell 3527 Fir Airs. Nell K. Riley 5102A Plm Cerald A. Ezell. Jr .5351 Wibarta Veronica R.

Piel 1937 Madison Bill Entenman 5310 Nottingham Lois J. strob. 4576 Carter Norve al N. Tounj 1 202 N. Jefferson Manila La Grona East St.

Louis, III. Joseph Mickley 5723 Hollv Hills Edna Rulo 2721 Sulliiau Starling Arch, Jr 205 Sherman Maria 908 Bell Nick Zuccarello 1607 17th Evalena Davis 3975 Castleman Rodner TJ. Humphries. .918 Coropton Maudell E. Parker 918 N.

Ccrapton Frank Tatea 272 N. Firing Catherine White 272 N. Ewing Arthur J. Martin St. Louis County Alma Parker 729 Jf.

Union Albert Kyle 4349 St. Louli Mrs. C. Laneston. .4633 Cote Brilliante James H.

Alcood 2611 S. Broadway Effie Wilson Springfield. Mo. C.ilbert J. Brucker.

.3127 Pennsylvania June Hagmes 3804 Shenandoah Harry E. Wartlike. Puerto Rico Germaine Le Clere Rochester, N. Y. riarence Oaines 2330A O'Fallon Mrs.

Genera Thomas 2330A O'Failon John Dalton 4342 LindelS Gertrude Long 1822A Bacon Jack Holllns 2709 Delmar to prepare for invasion. He accused proponents of the wedding ring please call again 29. 1946. wire of the late H. C.

Bruce, dear mother of Clarence and the late Roy Bruce, dear mother-in-law. grandmother, ais- WRIST vVATCH Lost: ladv's Elgin: white He became the 'xth Viscount Gort at the age of 16. His family gold. ttewara. EV.

ujbu. ter. sister-in-law and aunt. Services 3 p. m.

Tuesday. April 2. at WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's; 34 white has been associated with Yorkshire JOHN' L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS FU stones; vicinity Pine Lawn; reward. EV.

0692. history since Saxon times. NERAL HOME. 7027 Gravols. Interment Our Redeemer Cemetery.

WRIST WATCH Lost: man's: California. between Russell and Lafavette; inscribed ALL EYES were on 14-year-old Robert Moses when he huffed and puffed to win first prize in a chewing gum bubble-blowing contest sponsored by a Chicago candy store. Gort studied at Harrow and Sandhurst, entering the Grenadier Guard at 19. He won the Victoria CAPLAN. EMMA March 31.

1946. wife of the late John Caplan. dear mother of Edward Fruekes. SI. 1580.

Reward. WRIST WATCH Lost; yellow gold: Lon-gine: brown leather strap: teward. Finder Estelle Mehler and Sylvia Schwartz, dear Crass in World War I. During a FOREMAN Experienced in vitreous enamel work. Must furnish references.

Apply HUSSMANN-LIGONIER CO. 2401 N. Leffingwell FRY COOK 3 to 9: no Sundaja. Apply Brrovn Derhv. 61S X.

Eighth. GLAS BLOWER I.amti room: work for manufacture of Industrial and rnemieal laboratory e.assnare aix-ordttie to blue prints. Bepljr to Box U-386. Star Times. UKLI'LBS lu boiler shop: 70V- hour tS) start.

Hoi B-384. Star-Times. LABORERS 20-38 Pay or night shi't: 5 dars. CROWN CAN CO. 5622 Natmat Bridpe sister of Anns Olswanger.

Edward Horwits can nnn alter p. m. r.x-serv. roan. and the late Drs.

Max R. and Alexander battle at Canal De Nord in France extension of using a "fear of Russia" theme and said congress should not be "stampeded" by such talk. Thomas said he, too, feared "Stalin and his blindly devoted world-wide Communist party," but that selective service would provide no safeguards. Quotes Patterson. He quoted Secretary of War Patterson as saying that without the draft, the army would be 170,000 men short of requirements by July 1, 1947.

"It Is an Insult to the intelligence that we should be stampeded into E. Horwltz and Dorothy Schmidt, our dear he was wounded three times, but grandmother aunt. Funeral from the RINDSKOPF CHAP Lost and Found See Poge 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personal continued to direct a successful ad vance from a stretcher. EL. 5212 Delmar Tuesday at 10:30 Harry Odum Dies; a.

m. CHAMBERS. MAY E. At Los Angeles. I Am Driving to California Name To Remain wife of the late H.

Chambers. New Organization 2709A Delmar Mrs. Anna B. Greer. mother of Arth'jr T.

Chambers and sister Will transact your buslnesa In Loa An of Mrs. J. H. Tremblev. 2824 'Mill Remains at PARKER CHAPEL rfter 1 geles or a risio.

Cail CE. 4616 2824 Mill 3417 Lemn m. Tuesday. Services from Parker On Madison Ballot Of Theater Men Chanel. 15 W.

Lockwood. Webster Groves, Henry Kilpatrick. Mrs. Lena Lewis Robert T. Warren.

Karlyn L. Tofall. Emil J. Klecka Mary A. Baca DANCING Partner Wanted To pratie Wednesday.

April 3. 1946. 2 p. m. Inter ballroom dancing with man.

Box B-166. ties ment xalhalla Cemetery. Missouri 1816 Allen S. Eiehlh .4541 A Varrelman Speciol Notices extending the enormous powers of selective service for the sake of 170,000 men," said Thomas, arguing that a better recruiting policy, higher pay and abolition of the DILLON. JOHN J.

3205A Greer Louis A. Kittel. Jr. Friday. March 29.

1946. 9 p. dearly NEWLY ORGANIZED BANK wiil play Mary E. Wettpenmann Park. Mo.

beloved husband of Aiice Dillon nice ul- for all occasions. Call hurk Terry. Joseph T. Mirhalek 1011 Ceyer Harry C. Odum, 50, of 1644 Third Madison, candidate for the Democratic nomination as sheriff of Madison County in the primary to be held April 9.

died last night at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in leni. dear father of Mrs. Nellie Kling. FRanklln 9666.

or FOrest 7283. Catherine O. Sturm Convenes Here Members of the Theater Act hi ties Committee of the Motion Pic ture Industry, a newly-formed na tional organization of theater own John J. Dillon, Robert F. Dillon, Mrs.

"caste system" would bnng in that DtTECTiVE MARIAM shadows, traces. Gertrude Regnier. Edw. C. Dillon.

Mrs. locates everywhere: strict-y confidential: ...4960 Parkview .4960 Parkview Ernest G. Halley. Alice Passig many more volunteers. Virginia O'Reilly, dear brother of Mis.

licensed, bonded. CA. 0776 BK. 3527 Ellen McAIeenan. Mrs.

Ann La Barge. Mrs. Elston H. Oidlman 4430 Forest Park "The government has neither made up its mind what it ought to Elizabeth Conley. Mrs.

Mamie Gardella and LENTEN SERVICE eiery Wednesday and Friday. 7:45 D- and Sunday. 3 the late Margaret Dillon and Mrs. Julia ers and operators, convened in St p. St.

Mary of Victories Cbunb, Whelan. dear father-in-law. brother-in-law. uncle, great-uncle, grandfather and cousin. Louis today for the committee's first national convention.

Sessions Funeral from SI'HNUR FUNERAb Dorothy A. Wilson 4433 Forest Park George Numbers 3001 T'nion Mrs. Grace Gonzales 5267 Terry Paul McWhorter 1861 North Market Georgia Friener 3809 Tarnell Daniel E. Genie 3809 N. 23rd Mrs.

Amy Hunn 4131 Grove Arthur Rutherford. .3204 Montgomery 743 8. Third. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Repair and Service HOME. 3125 Lafayette Tuesday.

April Granite City. County Judge Wilbur A. Trares said today that Mr. Odum's name will remain on the ballot along with his opponent in the hotly contested race, George Musso, a deputy sheriff, and if more votes should be polled for the deceased man, the will be held through tomorrow. 2.

8:30 a. to St. Teresa Church. In terment Ca vary Cemetery. Among the principal speakers Deceased was a member of Holy Name WASHERS AND VACUUMS repaired, re built; estimates guaranteed.

Tom t-lec win be Karl Hoblitzelle of Dallas; Arthur L. Mayer of New York, for Society of St. Teresa Church. FOLEY. ROLAND D.

Of Buffalo. N. Y-. Aileen Semenske. Groves, Mo.

ilr. 4H5W Shenandoah. PR. Biez Ash Hauling mer deputy Red Cross commissioner on Saturday. March 30.

1946. beloved hus office will be declared vacant. band of Stella Dodd Foley, dear father A Tharles C. King 2734 S. 10th Ruby E.

Ames 2703 S. 12th Norman Eisenberg. 747 Syracuse Shirley Stein 731 Interdrlve ASH PITS, Rubbish and General Hauling. In that event, the Madison Coun of 1st Lt. Roland.

Jr. and Constance holey, ion of the late William and Mary Foley. Y(U call, we haul." SI. 41os after 4. ty uemocratic committee, at a clear brother of Mrs.

Harry S. Weiier. Mrs. who visited the war theaters, and Walter L. Morris of Oak Ridge, who operated movie theaters in the atomic bomb producing area.

ASH HAULING Fred Mitchell 2628R Panln Wendell Gray and William J. Foley, dear Mae B. Boyd 2607 Chouteau scheduled meeting on April 16, will nominate the candidate to run in do nor how to do it, hence it tries to substitute a force symbolized by conscription for lack of ideas," Thomas charged. Urges Disarmament. "The first step that must be taken to end fear of Russia is American leadership in a balanced program.

In the world of the atomic bomb, there is neither peace nor security in anything less than complete national disarmament down to the level of forces necessary to maintain internal order." There must be "a general liquidation of all forms of imperialism, Russian or colonial, political or economic," Thomas added. He assailed what he called the American government's "secret diplomacy and stupid appeasement both of British and Russian imperial Anywhere: top soil and flagstone for nephew of Ellen Redmond, our dear Drotner-ln-law and uncle. Roy E. Thornh ill. Heights.

Mo. Mle. J. SMITH. DE.

0305. Claire Cowdery 6236 Enright Funeral from the ROBINS FUNERAL MA INK OPERATORS White; $26: 40 hours plui overtime: chance for rapid advancement. Garwood, 1906 fine. 6h floor MAN OK BOY IV tury wort: parkir-x hats; permanent. American Harre Hat 808 Wahington.

MEN General factory work; no esprim reoesyiry. Apply 417 N. Broadway. Mt.N BOYS Four pins-etfera; guaranteed wages; weekly or Saturdays and Sunday wily. Flniittf Bowling Alley.

4339 EV. 8544. MEN WANTED Brffk manufarturinir plant opnorlcnitT. Munell Iru 9240 MEN WANTED Preference to ex-service men; steady employment, overtime. Apply Personnel Office, F.

BURKART MFG. CO. 4900 N. 2nd St. MEN For miscellaneous bakery work.

No experience necessary. Permanent positions open Apply A. P. BAKERY. 4507 scon the November election, according St.

Louis exhibitors arranged to BIG BEND itUAKRY DUMP Serving HOME. 417 N. 8th East St. Loula. Richard Jones.

Jr Detroit. Mich. West and Southwest. We will arrange to Fred P. Schuman, Madison Tuesday.

Anril Z. 9:30 a. to St. Patrlck'a Church. Interment ML Hope Sylvia Pruett 2317 Hickory Floyd Kronk 1651 Ouenio County Democratic chairman.

entertain visiting tneater operators at a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. today at the Chase Hotel. Newly-elected for pick-up of yr.ur ashes, dirt or ottier non-salvage materials for disposal in our quarry in all weather. Clean, safe: no delay.

For pickup or other information Mrs. Jane Noftsinger 1030 Sutter Cemetery. HEMMING. ERNEST A. 428 Buckingham Webster Groves.

Sundav. Sherman J. 4021 Lahadie Mr. Odum, who had been ill for some time and who underwent an operation last month, previously oiiicers will be nonored at the con rail Laclede Station HI. lB4t.

Electrical Repairing Dorothy Wilson 2572 Sullivan Edwin F. Coerver St. Louli County cluding dinner at 7 p. m. Tuesday on the Starlight Roof of the Chase, March 31.

1946. beloved husband of Frieda Gemming (nee Heinsl. dear father of Donald Gemming, dear brother of Mrs. Frieda Zeila Penrose 3959A Labadie naa announced that if he won the Fresh Louisiana WASHERS Repaired In borne: work guar- s. Huffman, uncle of Cart r.

Huffman. nomination he would give it to preceded by a cocktail party at 6 Karl if. Knichel 3529 Clarence Norma Rawson 1903 S. 11th and our son-in-law, brother-in-law and anteed. CEntral 1527 Furnace Repairing some one else because of his ill p.

m. uncle. Luther L. Ray 1100 S. 13th Funeral Wednesday.

April 3. at a p. According to Walter T. Brown of ness. He was backed in his race by GUTTERING, apouting.

furnace repairing. Ruth V. Clanahand 2515 S. Third Wayne R. Webster ..3936 Lafayette from JAY B.

SMITH FUNERAL HO.MK. 7456 Manchester, to Mt. Lebanon Droste. 4218 Natural Bridge, 457J. New York, secretary of the con estates Attorney c.

W. Burton and ism at Cairo, Tehran, -Yalta and mitiee, tne meeting is "a pioneer LET US REPAIR those gutters and spouts before spring rslhs dampen those outside Potsdam." State Rep, James Monroe of Madi son County. Mrs. Mabel Bandy 5231A Catea Lester Johnson 3125 Casa Mrs. Earcy L.

1120 N. dunning eiiort to Drmg into one organiza GERM. JACOB 2309A Shenandoah. Mon walla. For sneclsl semce in cleaning.

John C. Williamson, a spokesman repairing or replacing them call Ml'. 9913 tion au ot the 16,900 theater op for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, day, April 1. 1946. beloved husband of Christina Germ (nee Kirsrhner).

dear father of Dorothy Robinson. Margaret Kohl IDEAL HEATING SHEET METAL CLAYTON. Full Pint A deputy sheriff for eight years until he was defeated for the office of sheriff in 1938, and a former erators throughout the United States for co-ooerative action nn asked a one-year extension of the Edw. M. Kempner Lone Island.

N. T. and Philip Germ, dear brother-in-law. 4561 AFFITT General Hauling draft as an interim measure. He father-in-law.

grandfather and uncle. Funeral Thursday. April 4. 10 a. public questions and problems common to them, originating: outside Harriet A.

Sumnicht University City Edw. F. Vogt Jennings Jane L. Julian Kimmswitk ASH PIT cleaning and hauling, by eon- from MOYDELL'S. Mississippi and Allen tract.

NE. 8024. Taylor 1831 Coleman. Madison policeman for nine years, he was serving his second term as a member of the board of trustees of the east side levy and sanitary avs. Interment New St.

Marcus emeterv. Member of Woodman of the World Lodge. General Hauling Henry L. Goericke. Ada L.

Kohring Wellston No. 217 and Upholstering International oi tne industry." He said the committee is an outgrowth of the work done by the motion picture industry during the war in connertinn Inlon of North America. Local No. 187. John R.

Pearse Denver. Colo. HEAVY DUTY and light hauling for contractors; ashes and rubbish. Call Barbara J. Kern Clayton James Casey, 104oA N.

andeventet. said "failure of the volunteer system might weaken our position during these critical times." Suggesting that congress may decide to delay action on the proposed system of "universal military training," the V. F. W. witness said draft extension would prevent "complete wasting away of our military and naval power." GLENNON.

MARY A. 3418A Lawn. Saturday, March 30. 1946. dear mother of Alfred Kotovkv Murphysboro.

III. FR. 1581. Mara Aina Cox Myrphrshoro. III.

MEN with handling films as information subjects and morale builders for Mary C. Simmerman and George J. Glen- TOD'S DELIVERY SERVICE Special district. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella Odum; a son, Harry H.

Odum, and a daughter. Miss Lavelle Odum. Funeral arrangements are being made today. non. dear sister of Mrs.

J. Hutchison of delivery of small Dan-els: city and coun Detroit snd George Lohrum. dear grand military personnel and civilians. ty deliveries fast and reliable: also by RADISHES or contract day, week, month or a year. BIRTHS BOYS.

Jt. and I. Bovd. 717 N. Whiltier.

B. and M. Campbell. 4257 Enright. T.

and A. M. Pugh. 3155A Sheridan. M.

and M. Fingers. 4329 W. Belle. NE.

9470. Home-Building Service EVENTS Green Onions BE1I.ENSO.N SALES AND SERVICE CO. Teachers To Meet O. F. and H.

R. Kellogg. 5833 Kingwood. General carpentering and home modernization, complete remodeling of kitch To Learn Shoemalcing Brauer Bros. Shoe Co.

22 S. Sarah aJOl.DKK.-.. Sill KKZKKS ItOLLOVEft FOI XOrlY. 2822 ST. UOIXDER Aluminum and brass; first class: amatl.

fine bench stork; must know metals, tend furnace: ateaily; prefer elderly man. BALLAK. 811 N. Ninth. Approximately 4,000 teachers are ens and bathrooms a specialty: special TONIGHT.

8 o'clock: Speech bv Ross C. BCHS. FOR cabinet work, roofing, siding. Insulation. expected to attend the annual etc.

stotm aash and screens to order. 5914 Clayton. Hi. 4888. Shannon, a district salesmanager here for Socony-Vacuum Oil meeting of the southwestern division of the Illinois Education Association next Friday at Ainad Tem CARPENTER AND GENERAL REPAIR on "Grooved Thinking" at meeting All Work Guaianteed INTERIOR PAINTING UK HOCK EN BERRY CEntral 0992 Hartley UKl'llt -Apply fifth floor Star- ple, East St.

Louis. LEMONS 15e( oi irainc uiud oi St. Louis in Gold Room of Hotel Jefferson. Landscape Gardening Aussie Leader To Pen Letters To 600 Yanks SAN FRANCISCO, April (UP) Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chifley will write nearly 600 personal letters In the next three weeks to thank American men and women In the United States for their hospitality to Australian soldiers during the war, the Australian radio reported today.

The broadcast said Chifley rejected a suggestion that a small printed form with a facsimile sig-nr'Uie uld be adequate, insisting on a personally signed letter. 8:15 o'clock: Lecture with color Weather In Other Cities LANDSCAPE GARDENING Hauling; top films on "Camera Gold of the Rock soil. Allen. FR. 7338.

'Pineapples ta 25c Precip. ies The Pacific Northwest." bv OLIJKR Man for watchman; Friday nlghta and day time. Sunday; amatl offic) riuildlns. Box K-305. Star-Tiroes ORDER FILLING and warehouse work.

18 or over. 40 hours. Apply PARKE-DAVIS CO. 108 SO. 4TH TREE TRIMMERS rruners.

landscape gardening. Also remove large trees in difficult places. Eldridgc. AT. 5730.

Paper Hanging Cleaning St. Louis County. Mo. K. E.

and E. M. Yost. 2325 Hickory. M.

and T. P. Lumetta. 2222 Cass. E.

and E. Bockstruck. Normandy, Mo. A. S.

and M. R. Zorn. Pine Lawn. Mo.

F. J. and F. L. Andrei, 6324A Broadway.

L. J. and H. M. Neumann, 4852 Anderson.

W. J. and A. E. Kiesewetter.

4950 Mardel. S. F. and H. F.

Lanzerotte. Gillespie. 111. R. E.

and J. F. Benthall. 2241A Warren. E.

and L. Jaffe. New York City, N. Y. E.

A. and R. L. Herzberg. 2720 Wyoming.

G. E. and A. E. Taylor.

Jennings, Mo. G. E. and G. M.

Schrameyer, Normandy, J. V. and M. I. Gillies, 4456 Bircher Blvd.

W. and B. J. Toney. 4126 N.

Prairia. J. and C. M. Roe, 2609 Clara.

R. S. and F. G. Mikel.

Pine Lawn. Mo. 8. J. and E.

Boushey, Pine Lawn. Mo. A. J. and S.

F. Lakin. 5221 Lexington. R. L.

and V. E. Wandiing. 4952 Thrush. E.

and E. O. Miller. Richmond Mo. H.

W. and V. M. Kramer, Ktrkwood. Mo.

A. S. and L. R. Blodeet, 6326 Alexander.

G. F. and V. L. Doelling.

Venedy. III. F. M. and R.

F. Robinson, 709 S. Skinker. J. K.

and Alice Broderick. Clayton. Mo. C. W.

and K. E. Brown. Overland. Mo.

Y. E. and A. A. Russell.

2338 S. Broadway. C. H. and K.

L. Woeber. 5504 Palm. GIRLS. J.

H. and A. Ballard. East St. Louis.

I1L W. O. and J. Walker. 161 1A Franklin.

Moat' iiivmi PAPER CLEANING Reliable. Quick service. E. Alley, 4125 Texas Seedless CElflnr ll JtoSfaflr. (J N.

Taylor. GO. 7327. a-l Paperhanglng Keas. ateaming off pa ADVERTISEMENT per: prompt: do work t.

jitjz. PACKERS Experienced In merchandise; for city delivery or anipment: no night opening; day off eat week except In peak aeason. Apply Employment Officaw FAMOUb-BARR CO. AJ.T.MAN Paperhanglrui and painting: 20 ClouBr.Ecji-jardo' Sam Campbell at Centenary Church, 16th and Pine sts. 8:30 o'clock: Meeting of Thomas Hyer Post of Amvets at New Lyon Hall, 3137 S.

Jefferson av. TOMORROW. 11 a. A talk on "Greek Textiles" will be given by Mary Powell at city Art Museum. 12:15 p.m.: Dr.

Charles W. Rode-wald, department of chemistry, Washington University, reviews "What Is Life?" by Erwin Schroed-inger. at Central Public Library. 8:30 p. Physicians returning from the armed services will discuss medical experiences during the war at a meeting of the St.

Louis Medical Society at 3839 Lindell ct. years' experience, co. nuaa. "DEKO" WALL PAPERS ALWAYS BEST LOW PRICES ASK YOUR PAPERHANGEU 10 25 High. Lew, itation.

Asheville. X. 76 50 Atlanta. Ga 74 51 Boston. Mass 44 24 Brownstllle.

Tex. 88 63 Buffalo. X. 41 31 Chevenne. Wyo.

72 37 Chicago. Ill 61 50 Cincinnati, Ohio 67 41 Columbia. Mo. 83 69 Dallas, Tex 9fi 66 Denter. Colo 79 57 Detroit, Mich 44 35 .37 Duluth.

Minn 30 28 .98 Fargo. N. Dale 50 37 Fort Worth, Tel 95 65 Indianapolli, Ind. 65 49 Jacksonville. Fla 65 58 .01 Kansas City, Mo 89 74 Los Angeles, Cal 60 46 Louisville.

Ky 72 52 Memphis. Tenn. 85 63 Miami. Fla 73 62 I Milwaukee. Wis 43 38 Minneapolis-St.

Paul, Minn. 62 43 New Orleans, La 84 65 New York, X. 53 37 Oklahoma City. Okla 92 66 Omaha. Xen 88 69 Phoenix.

Ariz 84 58 Pittsburgh. Pa. 57 42 Reno. Xer 49 22 Springfield. Mo.

86 62 Washington. D. 61 39 PAPERHANGINO AND CLEANING Arliss Calloway. 1523 N. 16th.

CE. 8868. EARLY JUNE PAI'KR CUTTERS To $1.50 hour: perienced. I'SEM. 410 X.

Broadwav. PHARMACIST Registered. Knight Drag 4500 OIIts Pharmacist Registered Good pay; deslrahie work Ins Holpo'FollioVJho Aro Constipated For over 40 years, F. M. Edwards, a noted Ohio Doctor, successfully relieved catients bothered by con PAPER CLEANINC 14 years exp.

Call Frank, veteran. 4211 Oakwood. MU 7344 PEAS PAPER HANGING Interior and extencr painting; good workmanship: reasonanie. opportunity! Excellent future. Bay.

FL. 1055. Roofing and Siding Jo. KATZ DRUG, 7th Locust LEAKS New roofa. Insulation.

Frederic Cans rHOTtMiRAPHKIi Must haie experience stipation and its headaches, lack of neD. dull eves, sallow skin, with his 4278 Natural Hrldse. JE. 0812. Tuck pointing Group From This Area on onset halftone negatives.

John ffi. fwlft 2100 Locust. Buy 'Em Dotaa famous Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. 11 CKPOINTING and waterproofing: wok ADVERTISEMENT mother of Jack and Alfred Simmerman, great-grandmother and aunt.

Funeral from fhe SOUTHERN" FUNERAL HOME, 6322 8. Grand Tuesday. April 2. at 8:30 a. to St.

Mary Magdalen Church. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. HARRIS. GEORGE Monday. April 1.

1946. at 6:15 a. beloved husband of Myrtle Harris, dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and nephew. Funeral from SULLIVAN'S. Euclid at St.

Louia Wednesday. April 3. at 10 a. m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

Member of Metropolitan Police Department. HORN. DOLORES Of 4032 Hvdran- lic. on Saturday. March 30.

1946. at 6:25 a. darling daughter ot Matt and Dorothy Horn (nee Wesselsl, dear sister of Mary Lou and Matt. and our dear granddaughter, niece and cousin. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ MORTUARY.

2842 Meramec- on Tuesday. April 2. at 8 a. to Resurrection Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. JOERNS. HENRIETTA HORNS) 1310 S. Sixth Saturday. March 30.

1946, our dear aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral Tuesday. April 2. at 3 p. nv, from JAY B.

SMITH FUNERAL HOME. 7456 Manchester, to Old St. Marcua Cemetery. ARIANI, JULIA 4235 Maryland Sunday. March 31.

1946, beloved wife of the late Oreste Mariani, dear mother of Zora and John Mariani. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY'S PARLORS, 3840 Lindell Wednes-tlay, April 3, 8:30 a. to St. Charles Borromeo Church, 29th and Locust.

Interment Calvary. MARK. OSCAR, SR. Of 2516 Circle Maplewood. on Sunday.

March 31. 1946, at 8:30 a. beloved husband of Elizabeth Mark (nee Reinhardt). dear rather of Oscar Mark. dear brother of Augusta Mark and Frank Mark, and our dear father-in-law.

grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral Tuesday. April 2, at 3 p. from ZIEGENHEIN' BROS. MORTUARY.

6409 Gravola at Holly Hills. Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery. Mr. Mark was a member of Musicians I'nion M.

M. B. A. Local No. 2.

O'NEILL. CATHERINE M. (nee Helloren. 5469 Beacon Saturday. March 30.

1946. at 8:10 p. benoved wife of the late Thomas C. O'Neill, dear mother of Ftanris, Thomas, Mary Ellen and Brian O'Neill, dear sister of Mrs. Mary Dalton.

Mrs. Nora Kennedy, Mrs. Nell Dalton and Patrick J. Holioran. Funeral from ARTHUR J.

DONNELLY'S PARLORS. 3840 Lindell Tuesday. April 2. 8:30 a. to Church of the Nativity.

Oriole and Harney avs. Interment Calvary. Was a member of Nativity Married Ladies' Sodality. Please omit flowers. POLLARD, GORDON R.

Of 32024. Winnebago, on Saturday. March 30. 1946. at 8:15 p.

dear son of Annie Pollard and the late Frank Pollard, dear brother of Marie Meador. Francis M. and the late Randolph R. Pollard, dear brother-in-law. uncle and nephew.

Services Tuedav, 1:30 p. at JOHN ZIEGENHEIN SON'S FUNERAL HOME. 7027 Gravois. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. ROSKOWSKI.

OTTO 2522 Montgomery entered into rest Saturday. March 30. 1946. 2:10 p. beloved husband of the late Margaret Roskowski (nee Madeyl.

dear father of Charles. Georre and Arthur Rns- kowski. dear brother of Mrs. George Duisen, dear grandfather, uncle and father-in-law. Funeral Tuesday.

April 2. 2 p. from GOODHART GOODHABT FUNERAL HOME. 2228 St. Louis av.

Interment New Picker Cemetery. SCHULTE. VIOLA (nee Viorline) Of 328 Horn on Friday. March 29. 1946.

at. 11:55 a. beloved wife of William Schutte. dear mother of William Anthony. S.

1c, and Lorraine Schulte. dear daughter of Stephenia Vlerling. dear sister of Edward. John, Joseph Vierllng, Agnes Haas, Marie Kalln. Margaret Pfaff and Ixirraine Dooley.

our dear slster-ln-lsw, aunt, niece and cousin. Funeral Tuesday, Anril 2. 8:30 a. from the JOS. P.

FENDI.ER. FUNERAL HOME, 7128 Michigan at Nagel. to St. Andrew's Church. Interment Parh guaranteed.

4927 Highland. FO. tuvu. Olive Tablets are purely vegetable. TheV Work rentlv but Oh so ihor- Docks In San Francisco The following St.

Louis area serv Fancy C1o EDUCATIONAL Lemon Juice Recipe BEFRIGERATION. AIR CONDITIONING iSpinach PSCTrRE FRAME FITTERS Experienced; half day off each week. So night opening. Apply Employment Office. FAMOLS-BARB CO.

ice men returned to the United States yesterday, arriving in San Francisco on the Sea Barb, to be Checks Rheumatic signs point to greatest servicing, installation demand In history. Men 18 to 60. prepare now for jobs or your own buM-ness. Write for free facts how UEI spare time home and school training haa helped thousands "go places" since 1927. T'tilities Box L-755, Star-Times.

processed at Jefferson Barracks: oughly! Olive Tablets pep up sluggish bile flow. They act on both upper and lower bowels. Just see if Olive Tablets don't give you the most comfortable, satisfactory, more natural-like bowel movements you've ever had! No griping or weakening effects. Buy Olive Tablets today. Caution: use as directed.

15c, 30c, 60c. Pfc. Norbert C. Teepe, Pfc. Bernard J.

Bio- POWER HAMMER OPERATOR rtin- Pain Quickly If yon suffer from rheumatic; arthritis or GOOD pay jobs offered trained auto body- iii or ioaer experience. Sl.10-fl.4S hour. 410 X. Hroadwav. pen.

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T. 4 Willard Schutte. T. 4 Orrille King, T. 4 Raymond O.

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Hal. Clyde J. Doctor, S. Set. I.ee W.

Arthur, 8. Sgt. Lawrence AKllpay, Pfc. Berl h. Dunn, 1st Lt.

recipe that thousands are using. Get a pack-axe of Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week supply. inorougniy expertenceo. Apply Personnel Office. Mezzanine Floor, Siix.

liaer ft Fuller. fenaer man in dally want ails. -ui in a few hrurs weekly learning metal work, welding, painting, etc. Chance for high wages or your own business. Write for free information.

Auto-Crafts Training. Box L-756. Star-Times. HELP WANTED- Men, Boys today. Mix it with a quart of water, add the Charles Hill.

PI NCH PRESS OPERATORS In holler luice oi 4 lemons, its easy, rso trouble at 27 MIX Box Joe E. Lewis Weds Actress. ACCOUNTING CI.Eltk Age 22-30. fun mm MIAMI BEACH, April 1. 7NS) Comedian Joe E.

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Film Actress Martha Stewart were honeymooning today following their YOU CAN MOST ALWAYS GET wedding at a Miami Beach hotel yesterday. snop: experienced. JOHN BOILER WORKS. 1400 g. Second.

SHEET METAL WORKERS EXPERIENCED. Blow Pipe Men Preferred International Shoe Co. 3515 S. Broadway TRANSPORTATION CLERK IVIH'STRIAL: STATE TlFTaTIJj star- FIGHT MISERY where you feel it rub throat, chest and back with time-tested damental knowledge of accountancy some experience preferted: state age. salary expected.

Box B-316. Stai-Tlmes AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS AND LAYOUT DRAFTSMAN Exoeriencei layout draftsmen. tr-s MEAT Teacher fat Schenberg's AHV. BOX B-385. Dien, aerodynmicist and testing It's fct Answer to Previous Pnsalo irioigxiYjTiwrp1 WE ESSE 5 5 BTSl NILE EIT 3COUTU16 A1TIEI ZjNOT 5OJAM0M 43 TIE AIL-ISl NtA gCS WjtNlSl gLEMTioggA msi NAT15ljAlLTl (ROUID are needed for experimental and deveiop- round frssa) mept work on aircraft.

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D. and V. Trice, Lovejoy. 111. F.

and F. E. Venecia. 3971 Finney. M.

R. and Lola Johnson. 2753 Russell. O. L.

and P. M. Short, 4316 McPherson. C. I.

and G. L. Hart, 1924 Hickory. R. E.

and A. M. Belmar, 1211A Park. A. W.

and I'. M. Weber, 6023 Garesche. N. E.

and M. A. Beffa, 4529 N. Kings-highway. Jj.

H. and E. M. McBride, 3811 Kossuth. G.

G. and J. E. Hermann. 5851 EtzeL W.

H. and J. Lashlee. Wellston, Mo. O.

A. and M. C. Dulle. Clayton.

Mo. J. B. and G. L.

Price. 2620A N. 20th. F. J.

and N. K. Blldner. 4748 Maffitlt. J.

R. and L. E. Webb. 561 OA Lotus.

J- C. and H. B. Russell. 6807 Nashville.

H. G. and I. K. Jennings.

Overland. Mo. B. M. and D.

J. Shadley, 5917 Ro-maine pi. R. A. and E.

li. Tbweatt. 1006 Sidney. S. J.

and V. L. Beebe. 1245 Shawmut pi. T.

8. and M. A. Sheehan. 5171 Cabanne.

R. J. and R. Standish, 5374 Delmar. J.

B. and E. Jones, Collinvtlle, 111 W. R. and M.

S. Kessler. 4556 Laclede. M. and H.

L. Wright. Webster Groves. Mo. CLAYTON.

BOYS. TT. and B. Frederick. Tallfy rark.

BURIAL PERMITS Gertrude T. Schaller. 51 5329 Von Phul. Elizabeth Wright. 42.

2727 Lawton. Joseph A. Barsa. 65, 816 Soulard. Catherine Loewenstein.

68. 1220 Sidney. James Hughes. 72, 4052 Olive. Sanford Vornies.

6 4224 Gibson. William Riddell. 85. 5285 Waterman. Margaret Phillips, 79.

3825 Cleveland. John J. Sullivan, 78. 4069 Cleveland. Ada Gelger.

58. 2003A Menard. Elizabeth Nickels, 79. 1929 Oregon. William Burgolty, 56, 3409 Giles.

Fannie B. Riley. 54, 5890 Ridge. Nathan McNeal. 56.

Lovejoy. III. Jamea P. Pollard. 79.

1311 Laurel. Rudolph Jung. 67. 5362 Page. Louia H.

Knssmann. 72. 6432 January. Louisa D. Smith.

71. 4966 Berthold. Eunice Arnold. 12, E. St, Louis.

III. Charlotte H. Thatcher. 3. Ferguson, Mo.

Carl Trlpl. 62. 3403 Chippewa. Kathryn Klein. 45.

4647 Lee. Suda Sims. 72. 3022A Iowa. Adelaije M.

Meyer. 64, 3538 Humphrey. Clarinda Ely, 88. 1304 Hebert. Mary A.

Jerger, 67. 5427 Goethe. Alma Fathman. 64. 2611 Park.

Anthony Pappalardi. 59. 4478A Delmar. Gerald Miller, 1 1610 Mississippi. Martin Crawford, 55, 1222 Bayard.

Rebecca Hawkins. 55. 4587 Cote Brilliante. Amanda Inge. 75.

3129 Evans. Robert V. Rusert. 1, 3304 Salena. Alfred L.

Rutherford. 40. Bruno. Mn. Myra Atley, 37, 3647 Marceline Terr.

Mary M. Bell, 80, 3310 Vista. Hulet W. Chapel. 46.

New Madrid, Mo. Blanche Smith, 51. 4154 Delmar. Mose Lorden. 46.

1447A Francis. CLAYTON. Fllzaheth Humnhrey. 59, St. Louis.

Edward Joy. 66. Webster Groves. Joseph Petersen. 86.

University City. Florists KINGSLEY FLORISTS. 4809 LEE GO. 8782. Flowers for all occastone.

NETTIE'S FLORAL SHOP. Funeral Sprays. $3 up: Basketi. tS op. 3801 SOUTH GRAND.

GRand 9600. Cemeterlei Monuments MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY Provides free interment for honorably dlt-eharged veterans In Veterans' Section adjoining War Memorial. Non-sectarian: per-petual care free headstone. EVergreen 2111. MOUNT HOPS CEMETKH? AND MAU-80LEUM.

South St. Louie, only mausoleum In Mount Hope Cemetery; perpetual care, nonsecurtan: email down payment, reasonable terms, no Interest: street ear. bus to entrance for 1 fare. 1215 l-may Ferry rd. HI).

8600. SUNSET BURSAL PARK Why wait until nereeslty forces yon to purchase the final. Inevitable resting placer Today you may select choice locations at reasonable prices. Sunset'e dignified beauty will impress you as it has the many others ho hate arranged to be buried her. At 10180 GRAVOIS.

Phono Swlfton 2661. Visit It like scenic tour. Punerol Directors CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME 4828 NATURAL BRIDGE. ET.

2787 ZIEGENHEIN BROS. NTW UOBTTJABY 409 GSAVOI3. FLanders 1000. AIRCRAFT Division of United Aircraft Corp. UPHOLSTERERS Apply Pullman 5500 Bircher bird.

Lean Smoked CALLIES 29 STRATFORD, CONN. UPHOLSTERER Auto experience" hui" wages. USES. 410 X. Broadway 4 Rupees (ab.) 5 Rattle 6 Misfortunes 7 Coagulate 8 Fowl 9 Silver (symbol) 10 Revolving parts 11 Hangs 12 Country in Asia 14 King of Bashan 18 By 21 Latent 23 Amassed 25 His subject brief for.tact company representative.

Mr. steady emnlormenf sm HORIZONTAL 1,5 Pictured proponent of basic English 13 Baclk (comb, form) 15 Parable 16 Waterfall (Scot.) 17 Liquid measure 19 Pitch 20 Habitat plant form 22 Try 23 Indian 24 Surgical thread 26 Chosen 27 Dry 28 Girl 29 Myself wages. 4117 Chippewa. LA. 9094 For blessed relief try the dean, easy, proved way to help simple backache.

Just apply a big Johnson's BACK PLASTER right on the sore spot. Its mild William Swanson, at the Statler Hotel, on Wed. and April 3rd and 4th, from 9 a. m. to 1 p.

from 2 p. to 5 p. m. and evening by appointment only. BOYS 16 to 18; light factory work.

Apply Lawn Cemetery. STUEWF! CAROLINE (CARRIE) (nee WANTED DESIGNER Structural; tipo- Bonn) 1932 Palm entered Into ret study to master 26 Austrian town 31 Abyssinian coin 32 Public speaker 34 Ascended 35 Moss 36 Jewish measure 38 Eats 40 Self (comb, form) 41 Sailing Vessel 42 Fasten 43 Exclamation 46 Salt 47 Steamship (ab.) 50 Missouri (ab.) 52 Mixed type 417 N. Broadway. Fresh Rec'd SHRIMP 49 March 30, 1946. at the age of 90.

dear widow of the late August Henry Stuewe and mother of August F. Stuewe. deceased: mother-in-law of Rose Stuewe. aunt and nencea in reinrorcea concrete and ateel. Apply Room 20O.

2208 Washington at. Monsanto hcmiral Co. WINDOW WASHERS CzrelJerrt wnrktn tnnriitlfsM BOYS 16-22 bottling, thipping expe Lb. rience unnecessary 57c Apply 9-1 Bardenheier't. 1435 N.

Second at. cousin. "BOYS 16-17; white; learn garment prea- Resting at the TRUTH CENTER MOR medication gently HEATS your back, cases pain and stiffness. Warm flannel pad protects against chilling straps and supports feelt great. Made bj Johnson St Johnson.

All drug stores. rpenenoed. Report 1327 Uwralnj TUARY. 4024 Lindell blvd. Funeral aery- ices Tuesday.

April 2. at 2 p. from Truth Center Church. 4030 Lindell Mvd. Strictly Fresh ing; pay while learning; good future at a trade for steady worker.

Lungstraa. 2101 3. VandcTcnt er. BOYS White, orer 16: drug ft ore; day work. LA.

2666. BOYS, 55c HOUR Steady work: deliver telegrams with Interment St. John Evangelical Cemetery. THAKE. HENRY LOuTs Of 5512 Minnesota on Saturday.

March 30. 1946, (EGGS pqx. auM (MmiTFI WOODWORKERS Steady position. MACHINE OPERATORS 3 years experience. Apply personnel office.

beloved husband of Nellie Thake (nee Keating), dear father of Mrs. R. Csmpbell (neo 30 Area measure Thake), Henry and Walter Thake. father- bicvele: If no bicvele will help Ton get one. in-law.

brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from FENDI.ER UNDERTAK ING 7420 Michigan, at Koeln. Tues HUSSMANN-LIGONIER CO. day. April 2.

at 8:30 a. to St. Cecilia's Church. Interment Old ES. Peter and 2401 N.

WESTERN UNION. CHESTNUT. BOYS To learn shoemalcing in all departments. Paul Cemetery. Sir.

Thake was a member of the w. c. XARO MAN Single, age. 40 to 50: good aaiary pius run maintenance; refereorea required. Box B-303.

Star-Times. Branch 129, of St. Cetilla Parish. WACK.ANNA Man'h 30, 1946. wife of the late Fred W.

Wack, beloved mother lUI'X'i MEN To work in lenelian blint Brauer Bros. Shoe Co. faftory. 3nl5 Chouteau. of Fred W.

Wack. dear mother-in-law cf Helen Wack. i 2. 3 4 7 IT" Wi I le Fji "r'r 1B1Z MJ 50 51 5i 53 1 SALESMEN Funeral Tuesday, April at 8:45 a. m.

22 S. Sarah from the A. KRON CHAPEL. 2707 N. Grand blvd.

to the Seven Holy Founders 31 Amphibian 33 English scholar 36 Merits 37 Hair-line 39 Plan 40 Competent 44 Cubes 45 Headgear 46 Soft silks 48 That girl 49 Fragrant 51 Haste 53 Timepiec 54 Taverns VERTICAL IDoes nothing 2 Speaks Elaborate i REAL OPPORTUNITY the rigi4 men Ht. Lou if and suburb ixem 4 treat merit to solJ to lnduttne. in liitutioni. depart meet. cfcain (tores ttore.

homw. offices. A. 1771. hurch, Anton, Mo.

Interment Lake Charles Cemetery BIS BOY Neat, steady worker; $26 40 per week to stsrt: uniforms furnished: discount on meals; hours 11 a. at. to 8 p. m. Apply at office.

Pope'a Cafeteria. 805 St. Charles. st i a WAHOFF, ANNA (nee Naber) 5384 Souihwest. Monday.

April 1. 1946. 2:50 a. fortified with the sacrament of Holy OPENING New J. B.

Watkms diunb AViVUNanmi Apply Pullman CAKINKT MAKERS. 5500 Birrher rd. uiorvhip in Alton; food income tor reliable man. tra nf puna ion furnished; references required. See Mr.

Iamela, 453 N. Boyle. St. Loui. Mother Church, wife of the late Frederick Wahorf.

dear mother of Helena Pehm. Ben William Joe Anna M. Bina and the late John Wahorf. dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt end cousin. HELP WANTED Women.

Girt Foneral from WINGBERMUEHLB FU A-l OPPORTUNITY Attention women 18-62; eighth ttrad CAR BOYS CURB SERVICE WORK STEADY. riTt TIMF. GOOD PAT Parkmoor, 6737 Clayton Rd. COOK White: hotel experience. Apply Chef, Forest Park Hotel.

NERAL HOME. 3819 8. Wednesday. Anril 3. 8:30 a.

to St. Aloysius Qiiaiifie you; nan now at student radical nurses; secure yourself room, board, tftlary $6 day- Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. CALX.

FOREST 0378 Member of Harried Ladies Sodality..