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BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES LOST AND FOUND 'Meson' 20 ST. LOU IS STAR-TIMES April 30. 1946. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Landscape Gardening DUOECK. KATHERINE HELLRIEGEL ii.

W. and 1 L. Despain. Fredericktowo I DOG Lost: female: brown-: about 2 la feet Of 641b west -ark April 29. 1946.

pus; reward, laj. -ati. juo. J. i.

and M. G. O'Toole. 6653 Berthnlrl. I DOG Lost: large male; long white hair.

P. S. and W. i Grandcolaa, 3864 Cleve Sketching Up With The HYews wife of Frederick B. Dudeck, mother eC Alice E.

Dudeck snd Louise A. Richardson, dear grandmother end great-grandmother. Service Wednesday, 11 a. in the black ears, apot on tall; children's pet: $25 reward. WY.

0905. land. W. and C. N.

Conradl. 5717 8. New Type Of Atomic Energy I EARRING Lost: cateye mounted in gold; Great Hall of the ROBERT J. ABMBRUS- PUTS down sod and grade, 40c a yard. Claude Harris.

2622 Stoddard. NE. 9154 2BEE 1 RIMMING and removing dead wood. Porter. 2616 Slattery.

NE. 5679. SOD LAID. TOP SOIL DELIVERED Moore. 4368 St.

Louis. MU. 2S67. TOP SOIL And sodding. W.

Brittoo, 1320 N. Glasgow. JE. 3767. VjT 111(1.

C. G. and M. E. Weis.

6338 Saloma. rewara. us. wj. TEK AUIK1XAK1.

Clayton rd. st Con cordia lane. Interment New Picker Ceme I FOX TERRIER Lost; female: ajhite, brown A. A. and A.

V. AUwood, 443S A Bircher blvd. C. A. end L.

L. Sc timers. 4244 Beethoven. HELP WANTED Mo. oy FOREMAN Experienced in vitreous enamel work.

Must furnish references. Apply HUSSMANN-LIGONIER CO, 2401 N. Leffingwell Fountain tery. spots: growth on leg; reward. HU.

3580. MEWS ITEM GLASSES Lost; blue rim harlequins, in OUNKERLEY. JENNIE B. Monday. UIKLS.

P. and E. Wirrins. 141 IRth brown learner case: reward. CA.

5993. April zu, laio, wiie or tne late James B. TREE TRIMMING, topping and removal. Mr. Hockenberry.

CE. 099Z JV. J. and J. M.

Trotmon. 3126A Market. I GLASSES Lost: boy's; near Clay School; Dunkerley. aister-in-law of T. D.

Shaffer, sunt or Air. ana jirs. w. t. Kvmm.

reward. US. ID04. a sutcneu. 3701 N.

Ninth. Service at LUPTON CHAPEL. 7233 Delmar, Thursday, 3 p. m. Interment Me HANDBAG Lost; lady's, brown snake morial Park Cemetery.

skin, pouch shaped, containing pair horn- FEET OF TOUNGER WOMEN EXWNDIN6, CHIROPODISTS SAY rimmeq glasses, etc. reward, iu. 6727. WM. TRAVIS Gradin-, sodding, seeding, soil delivered, top soil, fiil dirt, flagstone, manure.

FREE ESTIMATE. 20 vears experience. 4037A North Market. JE. 7383.

RE. 3505. WM. FERGUSON Excavating, sodding, soil, general hauling, plastering, cement, stone. 2718 Market.

JE. 4871. Moving and Storage FLEMING. AUGUSTA L. (nes Kasebers) Of 3450 Shenandoah on Sundav.

I IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Lost: en- ana u. Miliums. 1307 Hadley. A. and L.

Chavis, 2407 Cora. I. and K. Horn. 1354 8.

Broadway. E. and 8. Brooks, 3101 Clark. VV.

and F. Jones. 2810A Franklin. E. ai.a A.

M. Canada. 1239 N. 15th. H.

and E. Harris. 2110 Clark. J. arm E.

Gavin, 4110 Finney. A. B. and H. G.

Steele, 2750 Clark. B. and W. Petty, 3026 Madison. H.

and B. Johnson, 2309 Delmar. F. and V. Akins, 1731 Carver lane.

VV. J. and J. Logan, 2702 Chouteau, J. and L.

Taylor, East St. Louis. A. G. and J.

C. Dellera. 19.17A Mutrr. graved Doris keepsake reward. PA.

9948. INSIDE PARTS OF GOTHAM WRIST April 28. 1946. dear beloved widow of James F. Fleming, dear mother of Ted W.

Fleming snd Mrs. Paul Thornton, dear grandmother of Mildred and Patricia len WATCH Lost; Diamond 2. Fairgrounds Park; reward. LOckhart 3881. I RING Lost; sircon stone, gold engraved setting; at Town Han: $3 rewara; ALton PEOPLE'S BONDED MOVING EXPRESS By room or contract: furniture In exchange for moring.

JE. 5181. Paper Hanging Cleaning 21963. reverse enarges. E.

V. and L. B. Heberer. 4575A Maffitt.

BING Lost: round yellow gold. 5 dia Thornton and Ted J. Fleming, dear aister of William and Theodore Kaseberg, Mrs. Mary Mohlman and Mrs. George W.

Dean, our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law and sunt. Funeral from ERIEGSHAUSEB MORTUARY. 4228 S. Kingshighway, Wednesday, May 1, at 10 a. m.

Interment New Bethlehem Cemetery. Peoria (111.) papers r. ana i. a. -rosrano.

zzui Macmind. T. J. and S. Kennedy.

4213W Farlin. F. F. and T. M.

Lucido. 2611 A Slatterv. monds: Black White cab or vicinity Hodiamont and Julian; keepsake; liberal A-l Paperhanging Reas. steaming off paper prompt do work myself. l.

3762 A-l PAPERING. Painting. Sardir.g. Alter-stlons. Repairs.

Johnson-Luther, PA. 9239 reward. MU. 4791 before 5. N.

F. and D. E. Srhmitt, 1531 Benton. By Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. April 30. Research workers are developing a type of atomic energy which "will dwarf the atomic bombs that brought Japan to her knees," says Dr. Marion L. Pool of the department of physics and astronomy of Ohio State University.

Addressing the American Ceramic Society yesterday, Dr. Pool said that, while scientists did not know yet just what the energy type, called meson, was, they knew It to be many times more powerful than the energy of atomic bombs produced to date. "We are just at the beginning of a new era of atomic energy," Dr. Pool continued. He emphasized the aim of the researchers was not to produce weaDons of destruction but to develop means of aiding humanity by controlling the atoms found in uranium.

TBAVELERS' CHECKS Lost: reward. Please copy. 1 1. ana al. u.

Macey, U5tt Shenandoah. R. A. and P. Bizmto.

6912 Bruno. 3. P. Bager. Btatler Hotel.

CE. 1400. Excellent Opportunity. Good Salary. Permanent Position.

Day or Night Work. THE Parkmoor 6737 CLAYTON FOELL. AUGUST 6236 Alamo, asleep In I $25 REWARD For return of teteran'a lost jesus. Monday. April 2U.

la-ib. a. dog; small female; black face, light gray beloved husband of the late Eleanore Foell body, black atreak down bark; screw tall; (nee Meyer), dear father of Mrs. Btella Schlcferdecker, dear grandfather of Mrs. E.

T. and L. C. Hart, 4957 Margaretta. H.

M. and M. J. Toung. 1310A N.

Grand. E. C. and C. J.

Herrald, 4892A Farlin. D. O. and J. Cartwright.

3723 Hartford. A. and A. Dix, Coillnsville, III. r.

J. and M. J. Roberts 3772 Dunntrs, J. T.

and M. M. Chumley. 5650 Tholo-zsn. 7.

F. and A. M. Barnes, 2348 North Mar Bernlce Mack. Funeral Wednesday.

2 p. from BEI- DEKW1EDKN SOUTH SIDE FUNERAL HOME. 3620 Chippewa, to Our Redeemer name Lony. PR. 9527.

FOUND BY POLICE. Central Dlst. Lady's ring. Fifth Dlst. Five kevs on ring.

12th Dlst. Zipper bag. Lost and Found See Page 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Lutheran cemetery. ket. CLAYTON.

Boys. F. and L. Behrns, Berdell Hills. GEORGE, AUGUST CONRAD 2230 Hood Overland, Monday.

April J. D. and N. F. Holiiday, West Walnut ALT.MAN I'aperhangins and painting 20 years experience.

CO. 5089 Paint and Paper Cleaning Co. Prompt. 4733 Michigan. PL.

0985. SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS Ask Your Paperhanger for "DEKO" -WALL PAPERS Real Beauty and Value LOW PRICES DECORATORS WALL PAPER CO. 10 1 2 N. Grand Blvd. JE.

557S PAPERING, patch plastering: work guaranteed. Veteran Estes. 2822 Salena. SI. 5445.

FRY COOK Einerlenred applj st ence. llron DerbT. 615 X. Eighth. Furniture Salesmen Must t6 thoi-oughlT experienced snd ar-cressive; ulary and commiision.

An onusuai opportunity f-r right party; ateady. CARSON'S. 1016 OLIVE 29, 1946, 10:50 a. husband of Emma George (nee Frank), dear father of Edna Wllbert, Minnette Harstirk. Ethel Personal Manor.

J. B. and L. Kemmling. 3818 McCausland.

Ettmuelier, Melva Tebbe and Porman A. Thanke to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and -tOUP-SHIRi: TROUSER5 AND NOW YOUR SHOES ABE THREATENED! George and the late Edgar George, dear to Our Lady of the Sacred Heart tor fa-Tors received. 8. A. 8.

brother, brother in law, father In law. granaratner ana uncle. Funeral from the SCHUMACHER FU Legal Notices J. w. and M.

M. Kllloren, 2620 N. Spring. Girls. A.

W. and'L. Daub, Kirkwood. W. and K.

Zimmerman, 303 E. Primm. EAST ST. LOUIS. BOYS.

A. and D. Brets, 2724 Converse. W. and C.

Will, Canteen Township. NERAL HOME, 3013 Meramec. Thurs- iy. Annual election of Board of Directors of May 2, 1:30 p. to New St.

M-rcus the St. Louis Bakers Compressed Yeast JANITOR. Xleht natrhman: 4 -i -hour week; geo4 pay: phone MUs Paffney. 1. Q444.

JklTL'HEN HELP Single; a(e 40 to 50; (Tnod hours; pleasant mork; salary plus full maintenance. Masonic Borne, 3351 cemetery. Monday, May 6. 1946. at office.

131Q I S. 18th st Polls open II a. m. to a p. m.

HARTWELL. LOUIS H. On Satnrrliv- E. and V. Rineholt, Centrevllle Township.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Aprll 27. 1946. husband of Mrs. Margaret Sealed bids will be received at Its office fiagene nariweu, latner or Sirs. Minnie R.

Schmulbach. Mra. Mae E. Crews. Mrs.

I by the Board of Education. School District K. Kegan. Margaret William R. I of Berkeley, St.

Louis County, Missouri, PAPERING, Patch Plastering Expert work. Hoffman. 4207 Blaine. GR. 1557.

until 7:30 p. May 9. 1946. for Altera and Boss 8. Hartwell, our dear grandfather and great-grandfather.

Funeral from the BURKE FUNERAL DON'T WORR.V ABOUT THIS GENERATION GETTING ENOUGH FOR THEIR MONEY-DAUGHTER HAS GONE IN FOR THE ECONOMY' SIXE. tions and Additions to the High School Building. For particulars, see advertisement in the Watchman-Advocate, Clayton, April Mu.vir.. 33UU state East St. Louis, Wednesday.

May 1, at 1:30 p. to Val- 19 and 26. 1946. or Wm. B.

ittner. nana isurial larg. Architects. SL Louis. Mo.

HEIMBURGER-KIEL. LOUISE (nee Raop) KITCHEN MAN Industrial cafeteria; general c)ft-t vork dv; lunch and omforma fimibe4. UNITED REXALL DRUG Apply San Francisco entarcra. 3901 N. Kingshighway Hv KHOl'T Experience boiler ah ec lark shop.

John Nooler Boiler Works. 1400 S. Se-nnd. MACHINE ol'KKATOR Woodworkinf lenoner and shaper experience. Apply H.

Behan. 6515 Pate. MAN CARRyiNG WORK Paper hoi factory. Berrice Piper Box 309 N. Third.

PAPER CLEANING, Paint Washing Ex-pert reasonable. Covington. Fit. 9256. PAPtiLHANGING and cleaning; reasonable.

C. H. Richer. 14 Parkland pi. CA.

5913. PAPERHANGING Cleaning; A-l work; immediate service. Arliss Calloway, 1523 N. 16th. CE.

8868. IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR about your Interior cleaning, call a particular man DANIELS. 5383 Southwest. SI. 5565.

2641 Pennsylvania, fortified with the J. and J. Lynch, 753 N. 55th. B.

and H. Gailius. 1605 N. 36th. M.

and H. Plummer. 2907 Jerome. F. and S.

Macari. Coillnsville. T. and D. Clark.

806 Bowman. C. and K. Cunningham. 2106 N.

21st. GIRLS. M. and M. Miller, Centreville Township.

J. and L. Prorhaska. 1418 N. 53rd.

A. and Seidler, Batchtown, 111. 0. and L. I'ruitt.

Coillnsville. L. and N. Moore, Collinsville. G.

and P. 532 N. Seventh. L. and R.

Cluck, 1518 Galy. W. and F. Dean, 1101 Kansas. W.

and J. Payne, 3226 Kegent. 1. and H. McC'loud, 2737 Tuiiur E.

and T. Niebruegge. Caseyville. J. and J.

Lynch. 753 N. 55th. H. and O.

Weaver. 4207 Brady. BURIAL PERMITS Eugene J. Chally, 48, 4441 Pennsylvania. Linwood Irving.

19. 3627 Page. sacrament of Holy Mother Church Monday. GEO. A.

PF1TZINQER, President, Board of Education. NOTICE OP BOND SALE. S500.000 AUDRAIN COUNTY. MISSOURI. COURTHOUSE BONDS.

April 29, 1946, 9:30 p. widow of the -late George Heimburger, dear mother of George J. Heimburger, Anna Kuhlmann and Ella Heimburger, dear mother-in-law Notice la hereby given that the under of Charlotte Brinkschulte and Arthur Kuhl SOME OF THE GALS' FEET LOOK MORE LIKE THEY EXPLODED RATHER THAN EXPANDED. signed will receive aealed proposala at her mann, dear sister, sister-in-law, grand office in Mexico. Missouri, until one clock mother and aunt.

Funeral from KUTIS FUNERAL HOME. p. m. on Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1946. st which time bids will be publicly I opened In the presence of the County Court 2906 Gravois.

Thursday. May 2. 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass St.

Francis de Sales Church. Interment Old SS. Peter snd Paul Ceme of said county for the purchase of Five Eva Stark Bannister, 74. 6186 Waterman. tery.

Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) Member of Christian Mothers and Sewing Courthouse Bonds of said county. Circle of St. Francis de Sales Church. Each bid must be submitted on form te PAPER CLEANING Reliable: quick service. E.

ALLEY. 4125 N. Taylor. GO. 7327.

OWL CLEANERS Paper cleaning, paint washing. Ed. 5165 Cabanne. RO. 7846.

Fainting HOUSE PAINTING No waiting; etti-mates. Ed. Chapman. RO. 1755.

PAINTING For those who are particular, you can stitl get a good job reasonable, Mlnters. Forest 1719. WE CAN DO YOUB PAINTING NOW! 20 years in business; pure Dutch Boye whitelead and oil. PATTERSON. 714 Walton.

FO. 9625. Roofing and Siding Sammie 1'ortex, 42, 2239 Fine. Wilson Hurt, 57. 822 N.

13th. Minnie Wentz, 74. 4435 Red Bud. Sarah Behrens, 53. 3952 St.

Ferdinand. Lee Cnss. 61. 3630 North Market. be supplied by the undersigned, from whom further details concerning said sale may be HUMMERT VILSICK, CAROLINE (nes 128 Hats In Primary Ring With Filings In Final Day Wendemuthl 225A Lafayette.

Monday. obtained. The County Court reserves the Henry V. Karbsteln. 74, 2333A S.

Jef- April 29, 1946, dear mother of 1'earl tight to reject sny or all bids. Walker and Edna Popp, dear mother-in-law. By order of the County Court of Audrain sranamotner ana aunt. county. Missouri, this 1st day of April, Funeral from KBIEOSHATJSER'S MOR TUARY.

4228 8. Kingshighway. Thursday. May 2. 3 p.

m. Interment New SL Marcus With midnight tonight the filing deadline lor the August 6 primary, cemetery. tne Board or Election Commis JU ERG ENS. CATHRYN (nee Cremer) sioners early today has received 128 ADD1B E. WALLACE, County Treasurer, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Repair end Service DOES YOUR BADlO SPUTTER HOWL HUM! Guaranteed reDairs in your home: 20 or 6326 Pernod on Sunday, Ap.il 28, 1946, midnight, dear wife of Henry A.

Juergens, dear mother of Elmer Juerg6ns, declarations of candidacy. LEAKS- New roofs, insulation. Fiederie 4271 v-'iral Bridge. JE. 0812.

LEAKS REPAIREOr New louis: all types. Botmck. CO. 4939. BOSCOW ROO LNG CO.

Veteran no job too large or small work guaranteed, 2111 Nebraska. GRand 7580. dear sister or Cbrist cremer, dear sister-in-law. mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MOttTU- Other filings Included: Leonard P.

Mickey, 1031 Dolman Republican nomination, state representative, ninth district; John W. Harvey, 3134 School Democratic nomination, state representative, 10th district; Joseph A. Lin-der, 3639 Bamberger st. Democratic nomination, state representative, fifth district: Joseph' Kiely, 4029 Kennerly av. Democratic nomination, state representative, 17th dis Arthur M.

Sullivan, chief clerk of the election board, said declarations will not be accepted after ARY, 4228 S. Kingshighway. on Thursday, May 2, at 8:30 s. to St. Joan of Aie I years' experience.

All over city and county day or night. Univesral Radio Tuckpointing Church, Hampton and Pernod svs. Interment New SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Kusedaie -irzii.

CALL Speedway for quick service, general nudnlgnt, daylight saving time, tin der an opinion from the City Coun Deceased was a member of St. Jjan of Arc Ladies" Sodality. Please o.ntt flowers. hauling and light moving. 1 OGEKTY, 1517 8.

11th. CH. 0915. selor's office that the body should CITY-WIDE TUCKPOINTING CO. 719 Horn.

Tuckpointing, chimney re- palrs. LO. 5229. TUCKPOINTING. chimney repairing, waterproofing.

Catber. 5270 Gilmore, EV. 1453. KEESHAN. JOHN SR.

April 29. CARPENTER General repair work; roof 1946, beloved husband of the late Ellen trict. MAN With Mechanical Aptitude To Learn Machine and General Maintenance Steady Work Good Opportunity Advancement and Security With Large Established Firm Apply 1511 Washington MAN WANTED To shellac patterns; helper about shop; white; not over 50. 4143 Laclede Mechanical Draftsmen Experterx-ed 1n pip layout atiuctnral etpfci. d.ailinx and detusniiic.

Bos B-3ol tStmr -Times; JJKN Light factory vork; no experTeDco! necessary. Apply 417 N. brnadwy. ki fcJOl'S Four pinsettera guarantee! agea: weekly or and fcuorta only. rinrifj Bowline Alley.

4339 lVarne. fcV. 8544. MEN 8-45 Factory Labor SHULTZ FOLDING BOX CO. 1115 MEN Factory srorlr.

NATKIN 1601 S. Hanlej xi. ing, siding, specialties. Call LO. 2259 after 5:30.

Hunt Keesnan, dear ratner ot Airrea John Marie Horan, William Waterproofing I COMPLETE ELECTRIC WIRING, repair Harry Thuner, 4840 South Broad Louise Mc.Nulty ana Charles It. keesnan. ing; licensed, bonded. L. Kramer Elec-tric 710 Hamilton.

DE, 4669. dear brother or Mary E. Keesnan. Funeral from family residence, 6162 LEAKING basement walls stopped. BRUEGGF.V1AN.N.

833 Wall. GO. 8761. EDUCATIONAL (CURTAINS Washed, stretched: ruffles. Kingsbury Wednesday.

8:30 s. way, Republican nomination, state representative, sixth district; Lester R. Bammann, 3117A Cora av. Republican nomination, state rep fluted; called for and deny. KB.

3boo. to St. Bock's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ELECTRIC MOTOR REBUILDING In LOUDON.

THERESA (nee Wagenmann). dustrial and household serTira calls. STATE ELECTRIC SERVICE. 1474 Burd. FO.

3254. Of 929 8. Skinker at Miami, resentative, 16th district; Harry M. James, 2624 Sulphur Republican April zo. i4b.

widow or Asa A. louuon. I GENERAL HAULING, paper cleaning, wall mother of Marvin A Loudon, dear mother- nomination, state representative. wasntng and Inside painting. Sam Tuck-er, 2525 N.

Newstead. NE. 9610. second district. in-law ana aunu In atate in the Great Hall of the ROBERT J.

AMBRUSTER MORTUARY. Clay I REFRIGERATION SERVICE Specialize ton rd. at Concordia lane, from 12 o'clock In Grunow and Cold Spot. K. M.

wnlt-aker. 5037 Kensington. RO. 0563. noon Monday until 8:30 a.

m. Wednesday. Mass at St. Luke'a Church. Believue av.

I REFRIGERATION Commercial, domestic. st Dale. 9 a. m. Interment Oak Grove Fair Prices Held Key-To Farmers' Future Cemetery MOOERN tJOMK SERVICE.

7358 ior-aythe. DE. 1949. lerson. Rose A.

Elmer, 63. 4310 McRee. Arthur Coleman, 32. 3412 Franklin. Neal R.

Courtney, 36. 5933 Lucille. Elihu Emery Frazier. 61, 4332 Maryland. David F.

Clark, 75, 5879 Washington. Henry J. Brown, 60, 5563 Terry. Sarah Rich, 72, 5700 Etzel. Joseph Bialczak, 37, 2001 Blair.

Bernard Bingwald. 64. 3400 S. Grand. CLAYTON.

Leon W. Horn, 48, 6022 Grimshaw. Julian B. LeCompte. 47, 6426 Virginia.

Hadilon A. McUraw, 22, 5004 Raymond. Louise W. Milligan, 80, 2700 Mc.Nair. Hugo Mitzsche.

82, 2925 Salena. John Parks, 75, Jennings. Elise M. Stephens. 4591 Cote Brilliants.

Kittle C. Trinlett, 61. Kirkwood. Lloyd W. Walls, 25.

3035 Lawton. Herman Welland. 73. Flat River, Mo. EAST ST.

LOUIS. Tit Materka, 58. 2770 N. 40th. Lizzie Davenport.

42, 1905 Trendley. E. Nicholas Thies, 69, 703 N. 75tb. Ira Emmanuel Garner, 59, 909 St.

Clair. Mollie Bond. 43. 1927 McCasland. DIVORCES GRANTED Ruth from William Ferguson.

Shirley from Leroy Oster. Kosie from Malcolm Taylor. Thomas from Olga Sadon. June from William Gaub. Ralph from Doris Stanley.

Mary from Frank Botlchen. Hazel front James Ballance. Homer from Georgia Kelso. Frank from Chezie Bufkin. Lulu from Ernest Pruitt.

Michael from Marie Kaky. Buth from David Lerner. Florence from James Brown. Lettie from Nelson Sykes. Gertrude from Thomas Rebels.

Clara from Nicholas Ivanic Opal from Charles Baker. Delores from Earl Reither. Orma from Charles Hyde. Max from Neva Bayless. Armella from William Saunsaucie.

Boy from Amelia Westforth. Norral from Frances Boyer. Jesse from Leona Blank. Virginia from Edwin Heuermann. Beatrice from James Wadley.

Muriel from Joseph Kirk. Bosie from Elmore Harts. Paul from Mary RirhaTds. Geraldine from Joseph Kelly. Carrie from Arthur Turner.

Alma from Harold Rarhelle. Odella from Robert Stewart, Jane from Arnold Voss. Valeska from Buddy DeVine. Lucille from Elvin Dorsey. Edward from Mariorie Waller.

Lela I. from Raymond E. Johnson. Nickoletta from Aneeln J. Tsense.

Jacquelyn K. from William F. Heller. Bernlce M. from Julius E.

J'ohlig. Margaret from William B. Harlow. John W. from Helen F.

Wesscl. P.eauton B. from William H. Johnson. William L.

from Lola Mae Foley. VVilliam from Ida M. Eastburn. William from Buby Jenkins. Esther J.

from Floyd A. Harmon. Marie from Albert J. Buchanan. CLAYTON.

George from Thelma Fine Greene. FIRE RECORD. SfTJ No Damage SL Slight Ni Not Given Tl Total Loss CS Considerable Time. Location Occupant. Damage.

12:18 a.m. 4064 Finney ND D. Gates ADVANCE RUG CLEANERS 9ll2 Al- minsters. renovated. $3.25: 5-day serv-lce.

2994. 3432 Lindell. McMAHON, PATRICK F. Ot 4057A Ft. Louis Monday, April 29, 1946, husband of the late Hattie McMahon, dear brother of 8.

A. McMahon and Mrs. Catherine Bellville, our dear brother-iD-iaw and ATLANTIC CITY, N. April 30. BUSSELL ELECTRIC Contracting and to dayiignt saving.

Among those filing yesterday were four congressional candidates. Alfred L. Grattendick, Republican committeeman of the 27th Ward, and Frank M. Karsten, secretary to Rep. John J.

Cochran, filed for the Republican and Democratic nominations for representative from the 13th district. Henry W. Simpson, former assistant circuit attorney, filed for the Democratic nomination in the 12th district, and John A. Davis for the Republican nomination in the 11th district. Alderman Vernon G.

Riehl of the 17th Ward entered the race for the Republican nomination for circuit clerk against Henry L. Berger, now clerk of the Court of Criminal Correction. Edwin O. Foerst, former state representative, submitted a declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for license collector. Two candidates filed for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney.

They are John K. Regan, former assistant prosecuting attorney, and Gregg William Kee-gan. Charles J. Hartmann filed for the Democratic nomination for alderman from the 14th Ward. (AP) Secretary of Agriculture An uncle.

Funeral from CLARK FUNERAL HOME. repairing: licensed, union, insured, bonded. CA. 0690 DE. 2410.

1339 Hamilton. derson said today unless there is 1125 Hodiamont Thursday. May 2. ASHERS Repaired in home; work guar- a. to Ati baints cnurcu.

tneuce to cat- anteeq. 1527. "nationwide high productivity (WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS Expert vary cemetery. MOELLER. GUSTAVE H.

Of 5416 Emerson entered into rest on Kunrlav. and full employment" the time will come when farmers must resort to aervlce; specialist on Apex. Tnur. A. B.C..

Maytag; repaint job with all overhauls. Commercial Service. 5513 Beacon. GO. 4726.

April 28. at 8:45 p. dearly beloved restricted output to protect their prices. Ash Hauling' SINCitUS For clitm-h and radio cboir learn the best choral works under farmer director of N. B.

choir. Box F-49. Star-Times. KXCELLENT earning opportunities in auto body and fender work, including weld-ins, spray painting and metal woik' eaey to learn now in your spare time; chance for a pood job or a shop of your own: we'll show you how here's one of trie most profitable brandies of the big auto business get the facts. Write today.

Auto-Crafts Training. Box L-760, care Star-Times. HELP WANTED Men, Boys Bookkeeper-Stenographer Complete rhsree of small office; $40 to ttsrt. PR. 5747.

BOYS 5: oer 16: intide work. Pierce Wldg. Niks. 2206 Lorust. BOYS' BIKES 28-inrti.

S15 each. 6301 N. Broaday. EV. 9280.

BOTH OR GIRLS To tearn anvil die out work no experience necessary good pay while learning. Samuels Shoe 1717 N. 25th st. BOYS, 55c HOUR Steady work: delirer telegrams with bicyrle? If no hiTde will help ymr get one. WESTERN UNION.

904 CHESTNUT boys tight fartorr worst. THE ALUOATOB 4171 Binfbsm. BOYS AND YOUNG MEN 16 Years or Older Production Work Steady Employment Apply INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. 1 1 19 Mississippi Ave. (Park Ave.

Car) 'Unless people are able to buy Husband of Dora Moeller (nee Hoelsrher). and dear father of Oliver H. and Roy J. Moeller, our dear father-in-law, uncle, grandfather and great-grandfather. In hia 78th year.

Funeral Thursday. May 2, 1946. at 2 p. from the PROVOST MORTUARY, 3710 N. Grand to Memorial l'aik Cemetery.

NEVI LL, JOSEPH 1 Of 607 Rutger. ASHES All kinds hauling; reliable, SI. MILL MEN Experienced in setting up and operating woodworking equipment Steady work, good salary. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE HUSSMANN-LIGONIER CO. 2401 N.

LEFFINGWELL 6385. Doc. 1614 Texas. at fair prices all the balanced pro ASHES Rubbish and top soil hauled. Hooker, 1549 Tamm.

ST. 7250. duction agriculture can turn out, ASHES. GEN'L HAULING tiuick service. fanners soon will be going broke April 29.

1946, beloved brother of Harriett NeviU and the late John E. A. and t'taicis MrGown. 2813 Lafayette. GR.

2141. ASHPIT CLEANING, hauling and contract. ACT11I. 3ir. -jaylor.

1831 Coleman. 81)21. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 s. lrora McLAUGULLVS.

2301 Lafayette, to Ave Detectives DETECTIVE MARIAM shadows, traces, lo SIOLDKKS. SUI'KKZKHS. ttol.LOVER FOI'NDKT. 2823 N. 1ST.

MOULDERS Floor, tore setter and rlrr'nf rats) $1.30 per hour plus bonus ben earned: 40 te 48 hours per week. BANNER IRON W0RK.3. 4640 SHAW OFFICE MANAGER With boukkeeplnc errerieTB-e. EVergren 8280. cates everywhere; strictly confidential; licensed, bonded.

CA. 0776. DE. 3527. I SEE EDITH WINSTON.

MGR. OF AL LIED DETECTIVE AGENCY Special ists In marital troubles, shadowing, inves and consumers going hungry," Anderson said in an address prepared for the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. "If we find that at present wage levels some employed families cannot buy all the farm products they ought to have, it would be a wise national decision to invest in the health and nutrition of the whole the secretary said, adding: 'I am thinking, of course, of special programs like the school lunch plan, which has proved so successful and popular." tigating: licensed, bonded.

3564 Olive. IK. 4547; nights, SI. 1093. Dressmaking aiaria nrine, Bixtn ana interment Calvary Cemetery.

Omit fiowera. O'BRIEN. MARIE E. (nee O'Neill) Of 758 Clara Sunday, April 28, 1946, beloved wife of the late Frank J. O'Brien, dear mother of Lee J.

O'Brien, daughter of Elizabeth O'Neill, sister of Catherine Pur-don). Beatrice Hurley and George O'Neill, dear mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY'S PARLORS, 3840 Lindell Wednesday, May 1, 9:30 a. to St.

Rose's Church, Goodfellow and Maple. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. OLSE EMMA L. of 1113 N. Borkhill on April 28, 1946, beloved wife of Edward C.

Olsen, dear mother of Betty Jane Bean, dear mother-in-law of Monroe Bean, grandmother of Judy Ann Bean, daughter of J. 8. and Anna Gourley, sister of Maude Carter. Katherine Dryssen, Mar-gcl Wann, Doris Brennan and James Gourley. Funeral from the PARKER CHAPEL.

15 W. Lockwood Webster Groves, Wednesday. May 1, at 2 p. m. Interment ALTERATIONS Lsdies" tailor; 25 yrs.

PACiifehS Expert eneerl to merchandise; lor clta delivery or shipment, do oicrit opening; a dar on each steek eirept to peak season. Apply Employment OtIUe, FAMOUS-BARB CO. experience; A-l work. 4519 Alcott, EV. 7940.

MARRIAGE LICECNSES I'ercy Jordan ....611 Jefferson Mrs. Helen Evans. .611 Ji. Jefferson Vrban Koerner .,...5402 Claxton Norms Pieiraschse 5050 tlueens David J. Rpellnian 1807 E.

Prairie Lorene Winter ...5236 Genevieve Paul Kaelin 5037 Waterman Blanche Doerr 5037 Waterman William E. Coleman. .8450 Lowell lane Ellen M. Hayes 8414 Lowell lane Ralph A. Dletzel 1430 Betty J.

Anderson Sturgeon. Wis. fieorge W. Atwood 5963A Highland Mrs. Evelyn Atwood 2858A Unites Elber P.

Schmilt 3853 Illinois Dorothea Hclileuter 5115 Cologne Pete J. Bales 3938 Washington Sirs. Dorothy Mikel. Fla. A.

J. Langidorf. Jr 6230 Beber pi. Olive L. Kolkhorst 4721 Tennessee Adam A.

Waiezak 1409 Sullivan Kay L. Owens 2209 Warren Winford Camden 1605 Hickory Eveljn McNair 1011A Lafayette Bylvamis L. Slddell JelUco. Tenn. 1'aje Fortney 2236 S.

Jefferson Frank C. Palmero. .2617 8. Louis Henrietta Xe Bruin. Mich.

Elmer V. Diepenbrook. Rosalie Urate E. Stull 1425 N. Park pi.

Charles F. Lautk. .3506 Maple Sarah Burack 7008 Amherst James C. Baziell 1320 Colby Mar; L. Westfall East Bt.

Louis Robert L. Harder. .6206 Magnolia Betty J. Schraven. .4715 St.

Louis Henry Williams 2951 Dickson Ailie N. Banks 2951 Dickson Joseph F. McKenns. .4525 Manchester Dorothy Seib .....4525 Manchester Arthur E. Murphy.

.8315 Minnesota Phyliis Sickler 3920 Wilmington Walter Wies ..3317 Minnesota Mrs. Martha Mils 4219 Maryland Irvln Porter St. Louis County Sarah Oberts 4117 Washington Roy C. Schmahlenberger .5366 Reber Mrs. Nora Belike 1911 California Eddie Alford 323 S.

Third Sadie Vann 323 8. Third Robert E. Harm Beloit. Wis. Olive Easenf rats Kirkwood John J.

Conway 3856 Deimar Mrs. Ida M. Kelt 3856 Delmar James J. Higgins. Louis County La Verne Hieger 4015A.

N. 25th Richard L. Noel 5019 Raymond Lois E. Davis 1803 Pine Harold E. Sleckman 3441 Union Laura J.

Meyer. .4658 Pope Edward Wolff 6316 AJabams Mrs. Evelyn Miller 3561 ltasks Oliver M. Eokelmann. .6051 Horton pi.

Harriett E. JSopp 6647 Chamberlain Curtis E. Innis 4143A Chouteau Mrs. Margaret Joerdan. Chouteau Paul Oiyens 4971A Fountain Lila Myers 1831 8.

Seventh John F. Bhular 1207A Montrlair Edna M. IV le 4300A College August Schnettgoecke 4168A Shenandoah Virginia Regns 4039 A Botanical Donald H. Sieving 5732 Cates Eileen M. O'Neill 5570 Terry Flint T.

Curtner 5995 Plymouth Lueila Schuette 4150 W. Penrose George M. Feldmann. Hieblsnd Agnes G. Shelby 5383 Wabads Lewis T.

Sherman. .5023 Cates Marie C. 615 Westgate James 4263 W. Aldine Theresa Barrala .....1419 Sarsfield Guy Braxton 2715 Delmar Mrs. Emma L.

Fox 2715 Delmar Arthur J. Hicks 3148A Brantner pi. Hattie Ford 3019 Easton Charles T. Piets 919 Talmartee Leona W. Lindsey 4128 West Pine Michael Schultz 5036 Thrush Mrs.

Rosemary Lutz 3218 Bailey Byron E. Watts .....7079 Oleatha Rosemary Britt 5386 Buskin Donald R. Ramage. 1722 N. Grand Glenda P.

Hovis 3010A Henrietta Harold G. RIchter 5331 Eastnn Jlarjorie A. Loeddeke 4712 Thrush Gilbert Finkenkeller 5063 Buskin Dorothy Sauer 5434 Maffitt James Robinson East St. Louis Bosie Gall East St. Louis Frank Marler 1035 Carroll Mrs.

Loretta Richardson. .1025 Carroll Milton W. Wagner 2703 Arsenal Claire M. Masterson. .3131 S.

Jefferson Samuel S. Pittsenbarger 209A S. Broadway Mrs. Eubye Lane 209A 8. Broadway Robert Stnkely 832 S.

10th Mary Wilson 832 S. 10th Willie Stevens 1906A Division Ruby Haynes 2220A Carr William B. Belleville. .4583 McCausland Buth E. Von Drehle 4934 Eichelberger Wayne D.

Fox 3515 Greer Flora E. Black more Elsberry, Mo Robert J. Hruska 4523 Graoi Mrs. Rita M. Darr Affton William Mankopf Mo.

Alma J. Bissinger Hannibal. Mo. La Mar Harris .4033 Delmar Mrs. Josie Gore ...3230 La Salle John H.

Watuna 3509 Greer Dolorea C. Schrandt. St. Louis Maurice C. Berger 1394 Burd Helen F.

Kahn Clayton Lyle A. Rollinson 4002A N. Ninth Mrs. Mildred Collier. N.

Ninth Hubert W. Fulkerson Marion. 111. Rachel P. Clayton Richmond Heights Logan C.

Christopher. .1730 Mississippi Mrs. Doris Martin 2755 A Lafayette Nicholas J. Dl Carlo 6707 Oleatha Rose M. Corso 1117 Hebert Charles G.

Fortmann 7117 Winona Edith B. Eggleston Maplewood Richard C. Brown 7029 Garewhe Mrs. Helen Davis 4275 Olive Joseph F. Buna St.

Loui County Anna M. MrMullen 5846 l'age James Smith 42633W AMIne Mrs. Belle Madison 4263 W. Aldine Peter O. Martin 516 W.

Marresa Ida Anthony 609 W. Marceau Harvey E. Petty 1010 North Sfarket Mrs. Maud Miller 4222 N. Ninth Charles F.

T.anir 7723 Water Pauline 8308 Tulran Norhert R. Mueller. Memphis. 111. Lillian L.

Hecht Creve Coeur. Ma Albert A. Maimer. .3611 N. Broadway Audrey Kolb Lemay Joseph S.

Si din 200 Victor Bernadine Hanelbaher. 3637 Alberta EAST ST. LOUIS. Otto Goedecke Caseyville Lorene Riley East St. Louis Henry Gillespie 2716 Evans Mary McCallister 3716 Evans Victor Keyes East St.

Louis Cleols Lewis East St. Louis Psul W. Csnen Mattoon. 111. Naomi N.

Duty Mattoon. 111. George Salmons East St. Louis Elsie Rowland East St. Louis Raymond Willette, Jr.

Conn. Annie Etts Murphy East St. Louis Eugene Branam East St. Louis Mary Glass East St. Louis Robert Penny East St.

Louis Shirley J. Moschell St. Louis Louis Hamilton East St. Louis Mary Alice Heger East St. Louis Raymond K.

Jones ThiQuoin, m. Ells A. Kelley DuQuoin. I1L William H. Dour East St.

Lout Ruth Brlnson East St. Louis Edward Jsnkins East St. Louis Shirley Archie East St. Louis James Feldpausrh East St Louis Josephine Powers St. Loais George E.

Huff East St. Louis Margaret Mary Williams. St. Louis Marvin NevI ns McLean, 111. Cecilia Gray Hayworth.

111. Leonard Gordon Maplewood. 111. Mildred Crockett HI. Splros Skidls I East St.

Louis Maxine McKlnnoo East St. Louis Jesse E. Perry East St. Louis Grace E. Howell East St.

Louis BIRTHS BOYS. J. and B. Dentman, 1539 Carr dr. P.

and E. Tokely. 3943 Fairfax. W. B.

and K. Echols. 3646 Cook. E. D.

and A. Williams. 1821 N. Garrison. I.

and V. Underwood, 3108 Brantner pi. J. H. and F.

Norman II. 4338 Kennerly. and S. Johnson, 2331 Scott. C.

E. and J. Ivory, 2223 Carr. rear. B.

and M. Killebrew. 1121 N. 18th. W.

and E. Jones, 1421A Cleary. R. and T. Bailey.

2027 O'Fallon. B. and C. Thomas. 2331 Spruce.

L. and E. Williams, East St. Loci is. C.

and P. Randle. East St, Louis. V. 3.

end R. L. Bond. East St. Louis.

J. E. end 3. Stanhope. 1419A Montclair.

V. L. and S. L. Rodgers.

3224 Magnolia. B. and G. B. Dodd.

1917 Sullivan. A. J. and M. M.

Avenevoll. 4924 West Florissant. X. E. and L.

I. Watson. 19 N. Newitead. J.

and D. Garner. 5737 Wabads. 12:20 s. m.

4465 Manchester C3 Cook Paint Varnish Co. EXPERT DESIGNING, Tailoring and Re styling. JOSEPHINE PRIEST, 306 N. Grand. Rooms 25 and 26.

Fit. 6076. HEMSTITCHING SERVICE. I And dressmaking. HOUSE OF MODELS, BOyS, WHITE $27.40 WK.

Uniforms furnished; discount on meals. FORUM CAFETERIA, 307 N. 7th st. 1722 Olive. Room 213.

GA. 3449, Furnace Repairing Laurel Hill Cemetery. CRACKED Furnaces and Boilera Welded; cracseu nesting plant can be welded for fraction of replacement cost. Esti telin) toes plates with new uhio plastic. ONE application fits like- ew far weeks; permits proper chewing.

leal PAINTERS Experienced in spray wort. Steady. Days. Apply Personnel Office Hussmann Ligonier Co. 2401 N.

Leffingwell CABINET MAKERS EXPERIENCED. APPLY KOKEN 1933. N. Broadway. mates given: work guaranteed.

cenrfertl Try Dentur-eze. Maney-bacir yPEKCLAD MU. 1002. CO. 9212 JHfcP UTT KEF guarantee).

49c 98c tubes at druggists. I GUTTERING, apouting. furnace repairing. urosie, izib jsatural Bridge. JE.

4578. Mrs. otson was a member of Kirkwood Council No. 30, Daughters of America. RYAN, JAMES OWEN On Sunday, April 28, 1946, st residence of his sister, Mrs.

G. J. Luhn of Ssppington, son of the late James and Iva Ryan, dear brother of Will, Rude, Pat, Mike and Rills ilyan, dear brother-in-law, uncle and grand-mic'e. Funeral from STUART SONS' CHAPEL, Union and Page on Wednesday, May 1 at 2 p. m.

Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. GUTTERING, Spouting or Furnace Clean- the receiver lng. EMORY, ST. 6742. 2206 Yale.

PHARMACIST General Hauling 12:26 a. m. 4449 Manchester SL) J. II. Boyle a.m.

7707 Virginia SI, W. Goetz 4:00 a.m. 7709 Virginia 6I B. Vantage 4:00 a.m. 512 W.

Schirmer SI. W. Beck 8:29 a.m. 1314 s. Ninth ND F.

Wuest 8:56 a.m. 1501 Menard SL I'nion Electric Ce. 10:57 a.m. 1812 Menard ND F. Rebbick 2:57 p.m.

2221 Locust SIj People's Hospital 2:58 p.m. 5501 Wells (auto) SL C. L. Tulloch 3:18 p.m. 4524 Easion ND C.

Bisrhoff 3:54 p.m. 2719 Missouri SL LTnion Electric Co. 3:54 p.m. 2719 Missouri SL Kenneth Gerllng 6:16 p.m. 3645 Olive (auto) SL George Imbelt 6:22 p.

m. 4975 Potomac SL Mrs. L. spinsky 8:05 p.m. 3240 Hall ND Vacant 10:01 p.

m. 4067 Lincoln ND N. Sexton 10:58 p.m. 1201 S. Grand SL William McDonnell 11:02 p.m.

5701 Waterman (auto) SL R. E. Bauer Florists KINGSLEY FLORISTS, 4809 LEE. GO. 8782.

Flowers for All Occasions. ANY HAULING Any day. any hour, any- Registered-; crude stork department. UNITED REXALL DRUG Annlr Ran FranrisM amlnnM wncxe; ruiiy insurea. iiiamona Express 4146 Olive.

NEwstead 8017. SCHATZ, BERTHA 2619A Eads on Monday. April 29, 1946, beloved wife ef ASH HAULING and express; reasonable. car Boys CURB SERVICE WORK STEADY. FULL TIME.

GOOD PAY. Parkmoor, 6737 Clayton Rd. CARPE.NTKRS Laperienced; d.iy work. Apply 417 N. Broadway.

C1IKK Experienced; lor cafeteria; muiit he sober and steady. Bakery, 15 N. Meramec. Clayton. DISHWASHER VVniie.

Cotner'a Out-of-Town Restaurant. 9850 Natural DISHWASHERS AND KITCHEN HELPERS 3901 N. Kinsshighway Tony Schalz, and our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. v. James.

ai5 N. cardinal. NE. 9571. A-A-l SERVICE Ashpits, rubbish and Funeral from WITT BROS.

CHAl'EU 2929 Jefferson Thursday, 1:30 general hauling. You call, we haul. Also express hauling. SI. 4166 after 4.

p. to Missouri Crematory. Deceased was member or uuve drove BIG BEND QUARRY DUMP Serving No. 27. Woodman Circle.

rBKSSEB Wools; erneriernvd (iva-das steek: good pay. 4233 Oiiie. PROMOTION KAN. Must hate ear: able to meet Dubliev Pierre Bide. News.

2206 toru-t REGISTERED NURSE For hospital of Industrial firm, neat Ft. Louis: shift work: state age sod sxoe-riente. Box A-39. Bur-Times. Soothe and smooth ancj ouuinwest.

win arrange for pickup of your ashes, dirt or other non-salvage materials for disposal in SHAUGHNESSY. JOHN JOSEPH. JR. 8629 Ortavia suddenly Monday. April 29.

1946. dear son ot John Joseph. our quarry In all weather. Clean, safe. and Mary Shaughnessy (nee Hoththurn), no delay.

For pick-up or other Information call Laclede Station Hlland 1846. TOtnerienced. Begins, 6000 Natural dear father of Michael J. Shaughnessy, dear brother of Norma Watts. Pat McSVadden.

it the simple, time tested Resinol way Resinol Soap daily for gentle, exquisite Ointment to relieve pimply irritation and thus quicken healing. Bridge. Jane Michel. Eileen and Thomas Shaugh GENERAL HAULING Will haul anything; DRAFTSMAN nessy, dear uncle, cousin and nephew. ugni.

junus smitn. 444U cottage. JE. 8518. Funeral Thursday.

May 2. 8:30 a. Mechanical: trlsh irhrtol trriduvte: rm HAULING All types: ashes, etc. Kennedy, from STROOT-CARROLL FUNERAL HOME. 4600 Natural Bridge, to Cornua Christ! Church.

Interment Calvary rlenced 1n detail in? for shop fahrlmtion. ST. LOUIS FIRE O00R. 40 WITHERS cass. Call 6-10 a.

m. CH. 7441 RESIHOLS HAULING Ashplta and rubbish. H. Wei- aon, 400 1 A West Belle.

JE. 1490. DRAFTSMEN Architectural, electrical, pinlntr. atrur- SHORE. WILMA J.

4144 Chouteau. SHKtl METAL WORKLRS Tiass oay work. Apply 417 N. Broadway. EHIPPINO CLERK ASSISTANT White; $26: 40 hnura, some overtime; rnanre for adraorement.

Garwood Alff. IBM I'ine. 6th floor. SHIPPING DEPT. MAN r'P" 1501 SHOEWORKER TRAINEES PAT: STEADY WORK HAMIL10N-SCHEU A WALSH SHOE CO.

Hardwood Floors Monday. April 29, 1H4D. dearly beloved ADVERTISEMENT tural and merhaniral. Apnly Momanto daughter of William H. and Clara Shore fhemiral Rrn.

200. 2208 Washington. FLOOR CO Befinishing at its best: spe- (nee Pletraschke). dear sister of Charles im rates. ou lrtoria.

MI. t3UZ. and Bernardino Shore, dear granddaughter, niece and cousin. WE SPECIALIZE In Banding and relimsh for the DRAFTSMEN Experienced in car building and Funeral from KBIEGSHAUSEB CHAP lng rioors. new or old: estimates cheerfully given.

Midwest Floor FO. 0208. EL, 4104 Manchester, Thursday, May 2. 10 a. m.

Interment SL John a Cemetery, "QU PARK RLVD. Home-Building Service Bern, Mo. automotive industry preferred. Contact Chief Engineer, BE1LENSON SALES AND SERVICE CO. SIECKMANN, LORENA EVELYN Of General carpentering and home mod ST.

LOUIS CAR CO. ernization, complete remodeling of kitch-ena snd bathrooms a. specialty: snerlal 3229 Shenandoah, April 30. 1946. beloved wife of the late John Henry Sieckmann, dear mother or Lliye Fague.

Grace Helker and Pauline Baker, sister of Eliza Fischer and Mattie Kee, our grandmother, great- cabinet work, roofing, aiding. Insulation, tone GO. 06 1 0 storm sssn and screens to order. 5914 Clayton. HI.

4888. grandmother and mother-in-law. CARPENTER AND GENERAL BEPA1B Funeral Friday. 1:30 o. from MC ENGINEER STATIONARy Licensed; nermanent noslttnn with a LAUGHLIN.

2301 Lafayette, Interment INTERIOR PAINTING UK. IIOCKENRRRRY St. John's Cemetery. CEntral 0992 2602 Hadler THOMURE. MARGARET MARIE (nes large industrial concern; located 1n north He Louis; state are and give full par- tiri'larr.

Bon A-15. Stsr-Tines FILE CLERK 16-17 years; prefer high Landscape Gardening Hesse) 3306 Vista. Monday. April 29. now she shops "cash and cflnnr Without Painful Backache Wsny sufferers relieve ragging backache quickly, once they discover that the real cause of theif trouble may be tired kidneys.

The kidney a are Nature's chief way of taking the excess acids and waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about Pints a day. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it maycausenacKincbackache.rheumaticpains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, puffiness tinder the eyes, bead aches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning some, times shows there is something wrong with, yoor kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Piils, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years.

Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Fills. 1946. beloved wife of Lee Thomure. dear EXPERT LAWN AND SHRUB WORK.

Seeding, sodding and shrubs. 35 years' mother of Joan and Bonald Thomure. dear aister of Melba Young, our dear sister-in- experience. law, aunt, cousin and niece. HARZY, 7022 Michigan.

LO. 7580, Funeral from PEETZ FUNERAL LANDSCAPING BY PRING Free con STENOGRAPHER Eiperienced: 5 days; permanent. Phone personnel offiee. 1'ii. 2215.

Amerlran Car A Foundry Co. STOCK BOYS Warehouse and forward stork: In selling department: no experience necessary. Apply Personnel Office. Hrroegi-Vaodertoort-Bar- ney. 854 Century Bldg.

SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN to sell Star-Times. Monthly basis. Real opportunity to make money. Apply J. W.

Anderson, st floor. Supervisors Experienced Old established firm. In reply give full particulars. Box A-52, Star-Times TOOL AND DIE MAKER Thorouehly eiperienced: top wares- te Co3.02917V.hrkft- AmeriC" Up-Fitters and Assemblers 0-1 WOOD CABINETS. KOKEN 1932 N.

BRnsnwiv scnool graduate; scheduled salary Increases. Union Electric. 12th and Locu't. FOREMAN PUNCH PRESS Must be capable of making own layout; day shift. State full qualifications.

Box A-51, Star-Times. HOME, Lafayette and Longfellow Thursday, May 2, 8:30 a. to Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Old SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.

sultation and estimates; expert eoddlng. planting, tree-trimming, etc power mowing snd summer maintenance; complete spraying service; no Job too large or too smsll for our attention. All work guaranteed. Call Si. 4050.

TOWNS, HARRY W. Of 2649A Allen Monday. April 29. 1946. 6:22 p.

dear father of George Towns, brother-in-law and uncle. NETTIE'S FLORAL SHOP. Funeral Spravs. $3 up; Baskets. $5 up.

3801 SOUTH GRAND. GBand 9600. Cemeteries Monuments MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY. Provides free Interment for honorably discharged veterans In Veterans' Section ad-Joining War Memorial. Non-sectarian; perpetual care; free headstone.

Evergreen 2111 DEATH NOTICES BONK, JOSEPH SR. 3005 McNair Monday, April 29. 1946, beloved husband of Dora Bonk (nee Gamache). dear father of Joseph Jr. and Everett Bonk, Bernice A.

Irwin, our dear brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from WITT BROS. CHAPEL. 2929 8. Jefferson Wednesday, at 8:30 a.

to St. Agnes Church, thence to Mount Olive Cemetery. Deceased was member of Webb Pressmen's Union, Local No, 38. BROMLEY, MRS. BERNICE 8.

Passed away at Coral Gables, Friday, April 26. 1946. wife of John G. Bromley of Coral Gables, sister of Will Shelly of Webster Groves. and Evalyn S.

Crosby of Kirkwood. Mo. BYBEE, LOUIS F. Of 1579 Ogden Sunday, April 28. 1946, beloved husband of Margaret Bybee (nee Goss), dear father of Mrs.

Marvel Holtwirk, dear brother of Elmer Bybee, Mrs. Cora Brown and Mrs. Gertrude McGuire and our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral Wednesday. Mav 1.

1:30 p. from the GEO. L. PLKiTSCH CHAPEL, 5966 Easton av. Interment Zion Cemetery.

Parking lot rear of chapel. CLAMORS. LYOlTT" 8. (nee Bopp) Asleep in Jesus. Monday.

April 29, 1946. 3:15 a. beloved wife of Edward lamors dear mother of Edward Clamors Jr. and Irene Newton, our dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother snd sum, in her 72nd year. Mrs.

Clamors at SCHRADER'S CHAPEL. Ball in. until Friday. May 3, 11:30 e. m.

Service same day. 2 at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Chireh. Dea Peres. Mo.

Interment church cemetery, DAVIS. CHARLES A. 2427 l.aflls Sunday, April 28. 1946. 11:45 a.

beloved husband of Nellie O. Davis (nee Rose), dear father of Daniel officer Charles P. and Mrs. Mary L. Sloughler.

dear father-in-law, grandfather, Orotner, brother-in-law and nnrle. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ FL-NEKAL HOME, 4228 Natural tiridge Wednesday. May 1. 2 p.

m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. (Parking rear of chapel. DINGESTR0SA (see Ehnert) Of 3683A Dover Sunday. April 28.

1946, beloved wife of George A. Dinges. dear mother of CoL George J. and LeRoy F. Dinges, dear grandmother of George D.

Dinges. dear sister of Josephine Netteler and Mary Suiiburk. our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Services Thursday, May 2. 8:30 a.

to JOHN L. ZIEGEKHEIN Sc SONS FUNERAL HOME. 7027 Gravois. to 8t. Stephen Church.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. Mrs. Dinges was member ef St. Ann Sodality. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Funeral from WACKER-HELDEULS CHAPEL.

3634 Gravois, Thursday, stay 2, 8:30 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Interment Old 88. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased was member of lMite No.

2029. Brotherhood of Bailway Cleraa. WAGONER. GEORGE C. R.

On Saturday. April 27, 1946, uncle of Stanley Blewett Wagoner. Services under auspices of Asralon com- mandery No. 16. Knights Temnlar.

at WAGONER MORTUARY, 4161 Lindell Wednesday. Slay 1. st 2 d. m. In tel cent private.

UPHOLSTERERS WEBER. MARY Of 3325 Marvin SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT by BAILED SCHOOLS We have openings in mid-summer evening classes for both civilians and veterans featuring DIESEL PRACTICAL ELECTRICITy AIR-CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION RADIO MECHANICS Make reservations now. Write, phone or visit office. Open until 9 p. m.

BAILEY SCHOOL 1651 S. Grand Phone PRospect 7860 St. Louis, Mo. asleep in Jesus on Sunday, April 28. 1946, the number "Listen for the dial tone' is important when making a telephone call.

Dialing before you hear the dial tone will give you a wrong numberor no number at all. oeiovea wiie or Anarew weoer. dear Vanishes like maajc when yea we D-H Capsules. Also relieves miner neuralgia or simple manstrsal pains. At year Dragqist NOW.

12 CAPSULES ONLY 2Se mother of Andrew. Rose Bllskl. Louise MeQuiston. Clara. George Weber and Buth Both, dear aister of Sophie Wulferd.

our EXPERIENCED: APPLY KOKEN 1932 N. BROADWAY WOOD HEEL TURN 08 Experienced" cood "f1" Apply Mis-' eourt Wood Eeel 3015 Salens. WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS 2 APPLY FRED MEDART dear grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral Wednesday. Slay 1.

2 o. m. from BAUMAXN BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 2504 Woodson rd. Overland.

Io-terment St. Peter Cemetery. UK KALB LOST AND FOUND BILLFOLD Lost; black: name 8gt, Ken- neth P. Smith; reward. GR.

2197. NAME BOSTON BULL Lost; hrindle and white. SOUTHWESTERN Bill TELEPHONE COMPANY nameq -gkippy. n. B43, Reward.

WOODWORKERS Steady position. MACHINE OPERATORS 3 years experience. Apply personnel office. HUSSMANN-LIGONIER CO. 240 N.

LeffinSwefi. CASTING BOD Lost: Truetemper, and ADDRESS Kills VicioM Rah Qaleker because Its pungent odor lures rots to eat It. It contains en expensive killine agent which means ejslck death. Rats euttide to die. Harmless te human, stock, pets.

Results guaranteed. 49c at drug, hardware, teed, farm grocery stores. iiiueger reel ana line, lert on bench Harrison's Lake, below Festus. finder kindly call LO. 3614.

Jos H. Beck. CITY STATE t-T COAT Lost: child's: dark blue: between xayior. nil tier so mtdeu. lis .5333.

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