St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 20

6C Jan. 7,1947 t.tuut Glo1rt-13tnurrrat. DEATHS 20 sTmistt. AN-23gAw Doeuer Sat- Jan. 4.

1947. at 11:35 F. beloved husband of Ones Starner. (nee Crates). dear lather of litre LcueUa Ryan.

father-In-law of Edward Rpm. Funeral from the Leidner Chapel, St. touts Mn. 8, at 9:30 a. Interrormt Memorial Park Cemetery.

DEATHS 20 KNEES. JAMS IRAOf 219 Court-land. on Bun- Jan. 5. 1947.

beloved husband of Mary Emily Knees. dear father of Elizabeth Tripp. Martha Clark (ne KTIOSS Walker and James Knees. father-in-law. grandfather, brother-lalaw and uncle.

ttmeral Wed Jan. R. 1947. at 11 a at, tram Ted wed, Funeral Home. 7420 Michigan at Kogan Interment Etamark.

Mo. Motor. HELP -WANTEDMato 103 1 14ZN-18 to 45: factory Sam Folding Box 1115 Pests. loam. IM-NPaper-tox work; Steady.

clean: good Per; onnorturdrit. GAYLORD corrrAINER 2520 8.. Eleventh MENTo wheel iii coal. ApPlg Braudia Coal 825 S. "23d, rear.

MSCHANICAl. with band tools, at once. 8th and Lucas Garage. MILLING Machine OperatorsSet up I and operate; 3 to 5 yt-ars' experience; knowledge of shop mathematics essennal: experience on experimental work: second shift work. Apply McDonnell Aircraft Lambert Field.

ermon. Mo. 111OLDERSNon-ferrous foundry: ma-1 chine molders; steady work: good Men toasted. Apply AlloYs 1 6264 St. Louts.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 ALEXANDER. ds SONS Punexal Charmi 6175 Delmar, CAtanT BENSIEX-NISRAUS MORTUARY 1431 UNION BL. toOrtet 1176. CALVIN P. rEtrrz runeral Roma.

484 Natural Bridge. EVergreen 2787. bREHMANN-RARRAL 1905 Union. MIZIlberry PENDLER IJND. 742o Michigan and 1204 rd.

PLateau LOckhart 13560. k2tAzorlt-vc68 rtwzRAL nOWIL 3402 N. Kingthignerlir MU. LEIDNER UNDERTAKING CO. 1 J59.

223 St. Louts. CR. 1654. tablabed 85 aCHNUR FUN HOME.

3 4., a- yetta ORand 7780. 'WAGONER. Now at 4161 Service any bear. Private parking irpace. Telephone 5646.

2ORN ga So- Graved. Petandera 2600. e. STOCKHOLDERS' SP HELP WANTEDFitmot 100'HELP WANTEDF191ot 100'HELP WANTEDPemot 1001HELP WANTEDMat. 103 NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS Micrermo CLERK-TYPISTWest; 5 days: $125.

OFFICE Assistant Medical; Fenton. STENOGRAPHER 5-day weelt smaillAITTO MECHANICThoroughly experiThe azumat Meeting of the members and AAA 1612 Arcade Bldg. general duties. with some knowl- affice. ElTR-KLIAN ills.

2a01 anted; must be none other need stockholders of the North et. Louis CLR eral 'office work edge of blood chemistry and counts: Medison apply; top pair: steady work. See Mr. 'Turners will be held on the 16th day EKGen Pcslici typing. refer someone with ear or living sTEN0GRapszs soma eapenenee, Southard.

McMahon Pontsac, .4504 B. th of January. 1947. et 9 p. in.

for ce. en of Penton bus line; permanent: exclusive linen hop. Green- ()mad- with old estmra, botlis iesbe tt vicinity purpose of electing a board and traria- ecke CEntral 4141. 1 state age. experience and salary ex- N.

Taylor. AVAILABLE AT ONCERawleigh bust-acting such other business as may CLERKInventory contro -1 down- pected. 13a, Olobe-Democrat. STENOGRAPHERNot over 25; smell ness; 1500 families; only reliable bus-legally come before the meeting. Polls tosm, opportunity, AkajED, OFFICE GIRL-5-45y week; good Par; offi In Clayton; 40 hours: stead, tiers need aPplii good profits to willing open from 6 p.

In. to 9 is- in the log N. Seventh. experience not necessary. APPLY 1117 cosiZyment; store experseom.m4 sal.

workers: no experience required to clubroom at Twentieth and Meniock-, Locust, J. D. Carson Co. arv. 1.

122. Globe-Democrat start. Write today. Rawleigh's. Dept.

rodt streets. CLERK-TYPISTS Experienced er re- erld. NIElltrYER. President. cent business school eroonotes: wen OPENING for high school graduete.

IS- BTKNIDDRAFRER Kioerseneski, snort MOA-541-Z. Freeport. III. school education: 4-0-hour week. Ap- a' general office' work; Pleasant.

can- -hand and typing: top pay, steady ea- AVIATION rates wanted by the Navy at WALTZ HOELSCHER, Secretary. ply McDonnell Aircraft Lambert rally -located downtown office; no Sat- vancement Carson's. 1016 Olive. Lambert Pield: also yeomen. painters, STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGThe an- Field.

Robertson. Mo. urday no experience necesseri sTEN0GRApEtER 4160- 5 days- storekeepers. pharmecist mates and ape- nual meeting of the stockholders of the excellent opportunity. Dun Brad- cialista: full-time reserve active duty BRemBN BANK AND TRUST cow.

CLERK STENOGRAPHERS Expert- street. I.e... 710 N. Twelfth bl. downtown office.

CH. 1771. BONDED. pay and allowances: Stay in St. Louis: PANY of St.

Louis, Missouri, for the enced. or recent business school grad- uates; high school 40-hour OPERATORS Sewing mAcoto ri STENOGRAPHERExperienced: pleasant Also oArs.tim, ex-namy me, in au e. expe election of directors and the transac- working conditions. advancement. Mr.

rs telt Apply McDonnell Aircraft Corp- enced. inexperienced. The Alligator 614 5. tee. See Chief Kemp.

Naval Air Sta- tion of any other business that may 'week. torts. Viking Lsmbert Field. Robertson. Mo.

4171 Blot-tiara. tam. Lambert Field. come before the meeting. will be held GArlield 1288 at the banking rooms.

North CLERK-TYPIST 20.30.. position In Straw ewers; piece work. BARBERSteady: $35 week guarantee; Broadway. on Tueslay. the 7th day of CARADINE HAT CO 4th and Market.

0 personnel 5-day week; excellent CO. nal-HERDowntown; fine lu- 51,4 days. 2305 Benton- tare: SI 60. "'Best." 1002 Arcade polls oven trom 9 future. A 122.

Globe-Democrat. OPERATORSPiece work; straw sew- BEGINNER Clerk-5-day: adv cement O. U. to 2 P. 21.

CLERKSAge 17-30: beginner or expe- inc. CARADLNE AT Fourth SWedOGRAPRERBeghther or esPeri- with national firm; $125. EU R. ti. President.

rienced: for adding machine and I. B. and Market. AAA 1612 ABSTRACT. 611 -tVil.

fi. necretary. M. work in check collection division: OPERATORSPower sewing: overtime; Art" BILL Clerk-TypistHours. 4 P.

THE ANNUAL MEETING eOP STOCK- starting salary according to experience; steady. CARADINE HAT Fourth STENOGRAPHERTO Vice President: p. S235. REFERENCE ASSN, 705 HOLDERS OP THE BOATME'N8 NA- week. Federal Reserve Bank.

411 and Market. downtown; $140 plus bonus. BMW Olive. 10i it! Arrad i TIONAL BANK OP ST. 1,0013,.

for OPERATORS Power sewing; steady; e. BOOKKEEPERExperienced; wonderful the election of directors to serve during CLERK-Typist-5-day Pleasant day or night shift. EVR-KLEAN MPG. STENOGRAPHERBeginner: light die- opportunity- for right person. See.

Mr. the ensuing year and for the transac- surroundinge. Western Electric CO- 2.301 Madison. tattoo and clerical work: age 18-25: 3107A Olive. tion of such other business se may Bell Telephone Room 337.

OPERATORSSewing machine. single 40-hour. week: splendid future: start BOOKKEEPERPull cha rge; Properly Caine before the meetine will t-t 0 Tr -t I a wrtrir artrnia 7. ....,.,...6 31 25. 124.

Globe-Democrat. IrSFIFT Ch 1 C. THE ANNUAL MEETING OP STOCKHOLDERS OP- THE BOATMEN'S BANK OP ST. Louis. for the election of directors to serve during the ensuing Year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.

will CLKRK-TYPist-5-day week; pletutant surroundings. Western Electric Co Bell Telephone Bldg Room 337- CLERKGeneral clerical work; some OPERATORSSewing machine: -expert- working conditions. advancement. Mr. mired.

inexperienced. Tho Alligator 4171 Bingham. Lofts. Viking Preights, 614 IL Sixth. GArlield 1288.

OPERATOR Straw sewers; piece work. CARADINE HAT CO. 4th and Market. oTENOGR-APHERDownteern: lino fil- jog. CARADINE TAT pa.

Fourth OPERATORSPiet-a work; straw sew- ture: $160. 1002 Arcade STB4VOGRAPHERBeginner or erPeri- and Market. toced; AAA 1612 OPERATORSPower sewing: overtime; Arcade' steady. CARADINE HAT Fourth STENOORAPHERTO Vlos President: and Market. downtown; $140 plus bonus.

"13est." OPERATORS 9, Power sewing; steady; 100., Arcade. day or night shift. EVR-KLEAN MPG. ItTtaEtNio0On end 'Co- 2301 Madison. single 441-hour week: splendid future: start and double needle; good working con- 3125- 124.

BEGINNER Clerk-5-day: adv cauvrrli with national firm: $125 BU ABSTRACT. 611 0014 BILL Clerk-TypistHours 4 m--11 P- 1114 S235- REPERENC3 A881.4- 75 Olive. i BOOKKEEPERExperienced: wonderful opportunity- for right PenlOn See- Mr- BMoocCKKormEircititB310ru7AB 3200- EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. MAII; SIZICI hotel.

Call DElmar 1729. NEEDb in assistant to learn our branch operaons and sales work completely: ti if capable will an assistant manager: dignified no Car flee- married man preferred: earnings I ar above average Apply Mr Marsh. 0Fpt. I 3BOI 0 11 mornings. Mai.

3309 Oliva. 8 BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Otres. BOOKKEEPER-L-Generai ledger: S250- OR fil DEPARTMENT SHIPPING BULLETIN; ABSTRACT. 6111 Olive, fin Orders.

handle die- BOOKKEEPER office: $t125 tribution: permanent poattion with LOEHR EMPLOYMENT. 90h Olive. able PuulufaciPrer: exPertenced Pre- erred. See Rich. Carlye Dress BOOKKEEPERTAxperien E35 cOrp.

4th. BOOKKEEPER Small office: LOEHR EMPLOYMENT. chit, Olive. $35 week; Globe-Democratdamns. Apply Professional Specialties.

STENOGRAPHER-ClerkLight dictation 1825 Chotrteau 4th floor. and sales analysis work with wholeOPERATORSSewing machine. also sale radio supply. company. Call Mr.

hand sewers: exPerteneed; $27 to Hertzler. CHesttrA 2325. 534.50 per week. plus overtime. va- STENOGRAPHERExperienced; Person-cation.

free health -and life insurance; nel-depariment. Apply Emerson Electric steady, permanent. year-around work. Mg. 2030 Washington: 8 to 4:30.

Apply. Society '3d Floor. 1232 or 8100 West Florissant. 1:30 to 4:30. Washington.

STENOORAPHERSBeginner or expeOPERATORSNight shift. EVR-KLEAN rienced: good opportunity. Malltrickrodt MFG. 2301 Madison. Chemical Works.

3600 N. Second. typing and bookkeeping: scnooling or experience needed; $1:111 per month to start; opportunity tor advancement. 119. Globe-Democrat.

CLERK-TypistWill consider beginner. Midtown location: pleasant surroundings. Mr. SUZIOnS: NE. 5100, CLERKJunior: knowledge of typing: 5-day week; downtown.

Mrs- Lawson, Garfield 4343. CLERKS-TYPISTSShould be accurate: type 40 words per minute; traffic and production -experience desintble but not type 41P words per minute; traitic production -experience desirable but not STENOORAPPLEATypist: light dictation; general office work: South side location: email office: h118 1 anelOPERATONSExperienced; get in on I the good work at Novelty Frocks, bla necessary; -hours 5-day week: N. Sth. APPI 5th floor. Laura.

advancement If competent. Fulton Iron Works. I 259 Delaware. lOPERATORSDouble and single needle OPERATORSDouble and single needle ORDER PICKER 1 8-2 5 opportunity for advancement. Parke Davis 10R S.

Fourth. PACKER end warehouse worker; good condittons. Parke Davin 108 South PERSONNEL. MANLocal: full charge; $250. BUSINESS SERVICE.

46 Years. Olive. PERSONNEL MANAGER end purchas. Ins: downtown; good future; $200 up. Active." 313 N.

Tth. pi ANT LAYOUT- Some experience; N250. MILLS. 818 Olive. CEMETERIES 5 IstEMORLSL PARRNon-sactarlan.

9 er-1 patual: war veterans tree. V. 2111. IIENStsEaTtarRIAltuPatRILHtee, Tavola rd. SWUM," 261.

1 'CREMATORIES 4 7 1 ibAK GROVE Chapel and Crematory. the newest and finest In St. Lours. 7600 ST. CHARLES RD.

CAhany b60(3. FLORISTS rsoFusTs. 4809 tee. 0006- fellow 8782. Flowers for ail occasions.

'NErnm's FLOWFR. GARDENFuneral sprays 43-50 up. baskets $5 up. 3801 S. Grand.

Rand 9600. Open daily to $:30 It. re. Cloaed Stuiday all day. nt.IS WEEK'S SPECIAL Beautiful spray consists of large chrYtalithemums with pompons.

bow to match, $5. Mention this ad. GRIMM Ss GORLY. C'Entrwl 5000. DEATHS 20 ItROWNSTEDI.

GEORGE A.Jan. 5. 1947. dear husband of Dorothy Brownstein. beloved fatner of Mts.

Plorence 13ummers. Mrs. Ruth Markenson, Herman and Manuel Brownstein, Mrs. Phyllis Gardner and Earl C. MIT'S, brother of Joe Brownstein.

our grandfather. Funeral from Berger MCPherson at Walton. go. M. BUGISEE.

KALPH Jan. 6, 1947, husband of Florence H. Bugbee. Sather of Waldo E. Butbee and Mn.

Ray Lyman Wilbur son el Mn. Marion 1. Busbee. Service at Lupton Chapel. 7213 Del-star 2 p.

Interment priirate. Kindly omit flowers. for men lounging robes: steady employment. Mr. Mueller.

5th floor, ELY itz WALKER. 16th and Locust. der LoLn liana I OPERATORSExperienced; sewing mi-I chine. single needle: steady work; $37 and up. Regal 21.

S. Ninth'. Caine. smule neenze; inemay worK; a4t and up. Regal 21 S.

Ninth. TELEPHONE Business Representative Young woman with high school educeOPERATORSWhite: experienced only: tion to work for the BeU Telephone good pay; steady work. Steinwear Company; handle contacts with the Mfg. 1408 Locust. Sth floor.

public: starting salary Saf) for a 40- OPERATORSOn all parts of men's hour week (approximately 5130 a pants: paid holidays. vacation. Para- month) with increases to 549 a week portunity for advancement. APPIY Room mount Mfg. 809 Washington.

(approximately v21.3 a month): 01)- PAY ROLL CLERKSome typing; 1404 Telephone Building. 1010 Pine. 5 day week. EVR-KLEAN Mfg. 12301 Madison.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS With exPACKERInspector; 5-day week; hours Perience in -retail selling: irmnediate 8:25 to age 1S-28; light Ice- employment. 134. Globe-Democrat. tory work; clean working conditions. TELEPHONE operator-receptionisS: small Lambert Pharmacal CE.

4740- keay week. ksomle2i 4 Wtypingasmnon andotignre work; PAY.It01.4.. Clsk-Typiat-5-day week. 5 OPERATORSOn parts of men's paid holidays. vacation.

Para-1 mount Mfg. 809 Washington. PAY ROLL CLERKSome typing; 5- day week. EVR-KLEAN 1.11g. 2301 Madison.

PACKERInspector; 5-day week; hours 8:25 to 4:55: age 1S-28; light lactory work; clean working conditions. Lambert Pharmacal CE. 4740. PAY ROLL Clerk-Typist-5-day TELEPHONE Businese Representative Vnunff lunrnn luith Abel I aff.la 1 BURNS. DIL.

EDWARD 44'27 Arco 5. 1947. dear son of the late Margaret Burns Ebmeyer (nee Croak), dear brother of Robert Burns and the late William Burns, dear nephew of Mary. Rose and Jennie Croak and MM. Curry.

dear uncle of Morris and Robert Lee Burns. dear cousin of Jane Curry. dear grand--uncle of David Burns. Funeral from Kriewshauser Mortuary. 4228 S.

Kinwshighway. Wed. 8:30 a. in. to St.

Cronin a Church. interment Calvary Cemetery. i PORTERSWhite; to do clean-up work: days only, Boyd's, Olive at 6th. PORTERColored: single; age good hours; salary plus full maintenance. Apply Masonic, Home; 45351 Delmar.

PORTER Colored: permanent work. RELIABLE 3819 Olive. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Steady work. In reply. give full particulars.

137. Globe-Democrat. SAFETY Engineer Industrial firm; S2504300- BULLETIN, 611 SALESMEN- Representing established line to travel Missouri. Illinois. Indiana.

Louisiana, Mls5tSSippt. Texas and Georgia: to sell good- line cotton and rayon dresses: give refer. ences. 132. Globe-Democrat.

SALESMAN-24-33-. tangibles; S225- S250. plus bonus, ear end expenses. EFFICIENCY. 915.

Oltve. SALESMAN-23-35; 'foods: $15 plus 4 bonus. car and expenses, EFFICIENCY; 4)15 Olive. SALESMENWho already cover lamp manufacturers; sell 3-way 31101Eld sock- eta: cortunission; Box 3020, 217 Seventh New York. develop retail heating i accounts.

using coal -or oil; we furnish leads; experience not necessary; ideal for aggressive party. 134, Globe-Democrat. SALESMANExperienced wholesale grocery salesman by well-known whole-, sale grocer. with well established brands; good- opportunity for permanent connection; give full details of elperience; past sales volum and ter ritory covered. Fit.

0-13. SALESMAN Outstate; to -30 years; S275 up. "Active." 315 N. 7th. SALESMENReal: -estate; experienced; must be a plenty of leads.

Freeman 520,4 Hampton. SALESMENExperienced: good expenses. car furnished: between the ages of 2.5-37: permanent position with nationally-advertised company; inve perience. weight. heleht and 'education in reply.

134. Globe-Democrat. 1419. Globe-Democrat. PAY ROLL CLERKPermanent posi-, thin with manufacturing concern; state qualifications and salary expected.

lilt). Globe-Democrat. P. B. best location, rate and company; opportunity.

ST. 25(i5, B. LOEHR EMPLOYMENT. 906 Olive. B.

41.1.40. MILLS. 418 P. B. X.

OperatorWith or without tYP-1 5125-5150. ADVANCE. SIN Olive. PRACTICAL NURSESemi-invalid; light housework; salary: stay. MO.

1648. PUNCH PRESS ciperatorsExperienced; night and day shift; steady work; good pay. Apply A- C. Can 101 Chambers. PUNCH PRESS OperatorsNeeded; night Century Electric.

115 N. 'Nth. RECEPTIONIST Light stenography; downtown: .5140. KAY WILLIAMS. Olive, RECEPTIONIST-Stenographer town: 5- days; $150.

315 I N. 7th. RECEPTIONISTLab. technician; north; S175. ACTIVE.

315 N. 7th. RECEPTIONIST-Train P. B. some typing; 5-day: $1254140.

BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive. RECEPTIONISTMid-town; light dictation; 5150 up. ACTIVE. 313 N.

7 Lh $150. "AUDIT." 315 N. Seventh. RECEPTIONIST-TYPISTTrain P.B.X.'i BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 Years.

121 Olive. RECEPTIONIST-5 days (9-4); downtown: SI 25. ADVANCE. SI Olive. RECEPTIONISTLight typist; downtown; 30.

I Arcade. 5-day week. ALLIED. 122 N. 7th.

BOOKKEEPER Pult charge; future; E25l 0. ADVANCE. BOOKKEEPER Fut 'charge; future; O. ADVANCE. SIR Olive.

Boy-17-271t general factory work; no experience. Apply Etnerson Electric' Mfg. 2034) Washington. 8 to 4:30. or 8100 Welt Florissant.

1:30 to 4:30 p. tn. i BOYTo learn ahoe work and a trade: BOYTo learn ahoe work and trade: opportunity for advancement; must be alert and steady worker. Apply Brauer Bros. Shoe Co- 22 S.

Sarah. BOYSProm 17 to 20: to be trained In the restaurrint 'business: experience not necessary. ask for Mr. Jankovio. at :1852 BOYColored: fon kitchen work; salary plus maintenance.

Call CAbany 7366. CARPENTE RExperienced In new construction. alterations and repairs; rood opportunity for vfight man to become partner in gotrarotoncern. 122 CLERKS-Age 17-30; beginner or experienced. frrr adding machine and I.

B. M. work in check collection division: starting salary according to experience: 5-day pederal Reserve Bank, 411 Locust it. CLERK Downtown: excellent future; N150. "Active," 315 N.

7th. CLERK-22-30; production and inventory records: 111 5. BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 Years. 721 Olive.

CLERK-1 sls25 high school graduate. Apply Emerson Electric 2030 Washington. to 4:30. or 5100 West Florissant. to 430 p.

m. CLERKSmall office: good future. 615 S. Sixth. CLERKSome typing; S130.

LOEHR EMPLOYMENT. 906 Olive. CtERK-TYPIST-20-2b; excellent firm, 5150. EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive.

STENOORAPHERSalas future: 5 days; $175. EFFICIENCY. '915 Olive. CLERK-14-21; beginner; Al future; EFFICIENCY. 915.

Olive. CLERKTrain for sales; excellent future; $150. AAA 1,612 Arcade Bldg. Grant Cooper. CLERICGeneral Mee: south; $150.

EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. CLERk 21-25; excellent future in $ales: to 5200. ADVANCE. NIS Olive.

CLERKAssist in credit department; high school graduate; Mitchell's4 615 N. Ithi handle 111 ail and operate mimeograph; 5 days: I5154), Rm. 310. 705 Olive. COLLECTOR-TRACERInside work; experienced: "AUDIT." 315 N.

'7th COMPOSITOR and Job LockupSteady work. Britt Printing 60N N. 210,. COOKPermanent position with well-established restaurant; good salary; uniforms furnished 137. Globe-D.

COOKFirst; 5 a. m. to 1:30 P. top references and years of experience: steady: middle-aged man who is reliable. sober and desires Jong-time position: attractive salary.

137. CORRESPONDENT Experienced: future: 5200 EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive-1 COST CLERK-22-30; 5175. BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 Years.

721' Olive. COST CLERK-5175-S190. BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 -Olive. COST CLERK-2 I -35 perpetual inventory: I REFERENCE 705 Olive.

COST I -35: 5 days: REFERENCE 703 Olive: CREW Manager -if Experienced installment accounts. Mr. I. B. Price Mercantile 4702 Olive.

DISTRIBUTORS WANTED for- new precislon toots: sell -direct to garages: profitable repeat ttached; nationally -advertised: will not conflict with lines now Sellinff in garages; several Midwest states still open: car and small amount of Capital essential: give -experience and lerritory desired in first letter: interviews will be ALTON 514 Book Detroit 26, Mich. DRAFTSMEN Mechanical engineers; permanent position open for advancement with prominent manufacturer of power plant equipment located In northern Ohio: structural. mechanical detail. layout and checking; 514-day. 49-hour week: overtime pay: excellent working conditions.

Call CHestnut 5249 for interview appointment. Interviews available at Shell Buildtng. room 70:1. on Mon. and Jan.

A and 7. DRArrsmApi Layout; experienced in electrical drafting. Apply Emerson.Electrio Mfg. 2030 Washington. 8 to or 8190 'West 1:30 to 4:30 p.

essential: ewe -experience and lerritorY desired In first letter: Interviews will be ALTON 514 Book Detredt 26.. Mich. DRAFTSMEN Mechanical engineers; permanent position open for advance- ment with prominent manufacturer of power plant equipment located in northern Ohio: structural. mechanical detail. layout and checking: 514-daY.

49-hour week; pay: excellent working conditions. Call CHestnut 5249 for interview appointment. Interviews available at Shell Building. room '703. on Mon.

and Jan. A and 7. DRAFTSMAN Layout; experienced in electrical drafting. Apply EmersonElec- trie Mfg. 2030 Washington.

8 to 430, or 8190 'West 1:30 to- 4:30 p.m. CLERK-TYpist-20-30; some knowledge of bookkeeping; permanent position; pleasant working condition; 5-day week. Mr. Greer. CEntral 0490.

CLERK-TYPISTExcellent opportunity with established life insurance company; pleasant working conclitione: 5-day. 40- bout week; experience desirable but not necessary. Apply Room 522 Missouri Theater Bldg. COMPTOMETER Operator Pleasant working conditions; advancement. Viking Freight 614 S.

oth. GArtield 12SN. Mr. turts. COMPTOMETER OPERATORAnd tyP1st: 5-day 43(4).

COMPTOMSTER OPERATORSome typing required; beginner or experienced; 5-day week. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. 31,01) N. Second. COMPTOMETER OperatorTo Si 5n.

KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. 3607 Olive COOKYoung: single; clean; reliable no dependents; permanent position light cooking: 5 In family: 'few guests excellent working oonditions; own room and bath; scrupulous cleanliness in every way and responsible St. Louis references essential; west central location. ROsedale 3500, Room 431, Week days. 2 to P.

COOKWhite: serving and downstairs; good references necessary; top wages. WYdown 9850. COUNTER GIRLSWhite; good opportunity for right girls; no Sundays. Miss Bulling's Cafeterls. 1103 Locust.

CREDIT ASSISTANTDowntown; retail store; age over 25; our employes know about this ad. 119. Globe-Democrat. DENTAL ASSISTANT No experience necessary: position open until Jan. Dr.

Bouder, FL. 2460. 5625 Hampton. DENTAL ASSISTANTTo 5150. KAY WiLLIAMS Personnel.

3607 Olive. DESK CLERK and P. B. X. Operator With knowledge of typing: Protestant of good habits; permanent and interesting position for right person.

Apply in person, 9:30 to 11 a. tn. or 7 to 8 p. m. Evangeline 'Residence, I Sth and Pine.

DICTAPHONE OperatorTo SI50. KAY WILLIAMS Personnel, 3607 Olive. DICTAPHONE Operator-5 days: 5110 'fee paidi. ADVANCE, 818 Olive. DIET MAIDSExperienced: over 21; only steady people wanted.

Se Dietician, Mo. Baptist. Hospital. DRAPERY SEWERSTwo; experienced. hand sewing and power machine.

PO. 9422. DRESS SALESLADIES Good naYing, permanent position; 5-day. 40-hour eek. Apply Employment Office.

third floor. hth and Locust. EARN good income representing Avon Products. CEntral 4501. EDIPHONE OPERATOR Top pay; steady advancement; good working conditione.

J. D. Carson. 1016 Olive. EMPLOYES' Magazine Editor-Secretary West End: 5-day: 5175.

KY WILLIAMS PERSONNEL. Olive. EN JELOPE OPERATORSExperienced; also girls to learn. Envelope MI g. 2sii9 Pine.

1 EXPERIENCED woman to 5ew in dress- making shop. Apply 631.5 Delmar. 'FIELD WindersIS-30; experienced or trainees. CENTURY ELECTRIC 1 115 N. 1Sth.

'FILE CLERKBeginner or experienced: I 5 days; $150. ADVANCE. 31M Olive. FILE CLERKKardex system: Some tyyi' log. Room 613.

Shell, Bldg. FILE CLERKExperienced: reliable firm, centrally located: nice office; pleasant working conditions; state age and salary expected. 101. 'FINISHERS on silk dresses: first and second: steady work. good pay.

Apply at once. Inc. 1307 Washington. fourth floor FLOOR GIRLS-10-20: opportunity for promotion: good pay: steady only apply. Alex Caratiol.

1307 Washington. fourth floor. HOUSEMAIDColored: 1.5 days; no Sunday; no laundry: 3 dui's; good wages: stay; West, End. Globe-Democrat. GENERAL.

HOUSEWORKWhite. ROsedale prom.o-ti-onT ply. Alex Caratiol. Inc. 1307 Washint- a.p.....

ton. fourth HOUSEMAIDColored: 1'5 days: no Sunday; no laundry: 3 adult-s; good wages; stay, We End. 135. Giobe-Democrat. GENERAL.

HOT ROsedale 3366. ORK hite. CASEY. t-ttutLEs EDWARD 6219 Rottman, Jan. 11.

1947. beloved husband of Lena Casey (nee Sommers), dear lather of Edgar and Raymond Casey. Florence DeMent. Lucille Colbert and Lois Thornhill. dear lather-In-law.

grandfather, great-grandlather. brother and uncle. Funeral from C. Flottmeister Colonial Mortuary. 1 6464 Chippewa at Watson.

Jan. 8, 1:30 p. to Oak Grove Cemetery. COOK, AUGUSTABun. Jan.

8. 1947. widow of Newton Cook, dear mother of Bessie Winters. Mrs. Lillie Wittier.

Walter A. and Joseph N. Cook. mother-in-law. grandmother and great-grandMother.

Punerali from C. Hoffmeister Chapel. 7814 S. Jan. 8.

2 p. to lOok ani Cemetery COPPERSMITH. BARBARA 6. 1947. darling daughter of Sophie and Ben Coppersmith.

Funeral from the Rindskopf Chapel. 8212 Delmar 131, Them at 1 CEITTS. DANIEL 59.4 1906 Zest Grand Jan. 6. 1947.

husband of Eunice Cruts (nee Waldron). father of the latb Velma Cruts. son of Mrs. Mar taret Gray. brother of Rhaney Cruts of Bt.

Jairies4 Body trt state lit Albert 71. Hoppe ru Steral Home. until 10 fidemr. IPTiunseelli Jan. 9.

2 p. In. Interment Masonic Cemetery. DILLON. GEORGE Devonshire, Jan.

4. 1947. beloved husband of Catherine epee Eller). dear father of Febronia Hue Ising and Pearl Sebol. dear grandfather.

great-grandfather father-in-law. brother-in-law and Uncle. Funeral from Southern Funeral Home, S322 S. en Wed Jan. 8, 9 a.

to Mary Magdalen Chore's. Interment Matteese, Mo. A ember at St. Joseph League. 7 DOYON, CLISSOLDOw Jan.

6. 1947. wife et Leo Doyon, mother of Edith Doyori Wolff. Gene FL and Francis .1 Doyen. Service at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Del-Mar IA 10 a.

tn. Interment Memorial; Park Cemetery. RECORD SupervisorS150; 5-day: Al Ione-Democrat. firm pays lee. CH.

1771. BONDED. TyPIST Downtown: future. $130 ROOM CLERKNational cash register Best." 10112 Arcade. and P.

B. X. experience: good hours; TYPIST-CLERK-5 days: $130-S140. pay open. ROsedate 'SOO.

EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. SALESGIRL Experienced dresses and TYPISTSBeginner or experienced; sports wear; part. time; good salary. good opportunity.

MallInckrodt Chem-Apply 2717 N. 14th. teal Works. 3600 N. 2d.

SECRETARIES d-day weer; air-con- TYPISTGeneral insurance office; 5- clitioned office. Call Miss Voss. CEntral day week. CHestnut 7077. 1,156.

for appointment. Monsanto TYPISTNo experience necessary: op-Chemical 1 WO S. second. portunity for advancement. Apply 424 riao.

tor apponitment. Mona linw TYPISTNo experience necessary: op- Chemical IWO S. Second. portunity for advancement. Apply 424 137.

SALESMAN-725-30: college; Al firm; S2C5-S250. BULLETIN. 611 Olive. SALESMANa0-40: city territory; ftday: S225. BULLETIN.

611 Olive. SALESMEN Veterans the 1argest firm of its kind needs good salesmen selling photo coupons for SI; earn SI on each coupon. Call tn person. Rembrandt." Studio. 1005 Olive.

SALESMAN-30-4( I-. mechanical back- ground: $200-S300; car expense. BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 years, 721 SALESMENTollowing adult game gift buyers: extensive line adult games. leather.

wood, onyx giftware: all ter- 2. ritories; commission: no agents: exclusive representation expected. Write de- -tails first letter. Box 3029: 217 Bev. enth New York.

SECRETARYLight dictation: future; S125 bp- ADVANCE. SI Olive. SHEET METAL Assemblers and Riveters 1 to 4 years industrial aircraft 4.X perience. McDonnell Aircraft Unit. Robertson.

Missouri. SHIPPING CLERKWest End; S16g-7 REFERENCE P.m. 310. 705 Olive. be held in its banking room.

Broadway and Olive street. in the City of St. Louis. Missouri. Tuesday.

the 14iti day of January. 1947. Polls open from 9 a. in to 12 noon. TOM K.

SMITH. President. Attest: H. P. HARRINGTON.

Seeretery. ST. LOUIS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONThe annual meeting will be held in the reading room of the library Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1947.

at 2 oclock p. m- HUGH MOM. JONES. Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGThe annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ludlow-Saylor Wire Company, for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before it.

will be held Wednesday. January 15. 1917. at the offices of the company. 634 South Newstead avenue.

St- Louis 10. Missouri. Polls open from 9 a. m. to 12 noon.

DUNCAN C. DOBSON. President. RALPH B. ROTH.

Vice president and Secretary. SITUATIONS 75 BABY whlte; exlert- enced; West End preferred. 34, Globe-Democrat. experienced: NCR or Manual: pdmanent. Single.

Salary Dial PR. 7193. DAY colored; cleaning and ironing, S4.70 day. NEwatead 7985. colored: laundry or clean- ing: day: dependable.

FR. 1532. day work; no laundry; $5.20 day. NEwstead 5054. GIRL.

Sit' colored; waitress expert- enced. Call CEntral i experienced. has days open. ironing, cleaning; reference. PR.

7078. colored; 0-3; 5 days; reference. NEwatead 0796. colored; housework. 5 days, 1.20; dependable.

NEwstead 5143- HAND neatly. at home; cash and carry. JEfferson 4094. done In my home; small bundles. finished.

wet or dry. PRanklirl 847g. STUDENT available. Will take 8-12 or 20 hr. Phone POrest 057R: colored; 5-day week; genend howework: reference.

-TM 4021. day worm; cleaning; prefer ironing. JEfferson 3S34. SITUATIONS 77 DEPENDABLE MAN 42; ambitious; dexterous ability; desires steady small mechanical. art or business place.

132. Globe-Democrat. VETERANMarried. on lob training. refrigeration, work.

111.1dson 41491. colored: chauffeur. butler. houseman; experienced plus references. ROsedale S4724.

MANSit qualified for any kind of work: references. JEfferson 708i4. odd lots. yard work. housework, wash windows, walls, put up storm sash.

carry coal. Salvation Army, CEntral 7858. NIGHT age 57 veteran War I. member American Legion; bond if required. LAclede 664.

PAINTING. paper hanging; old paper removed; wall Dale. NE. 9060. or any work from 7 to 11...

a. references. NEwstead 5236. colored; silk or wool; also wool spotter; 8 years' experience. CEntriti VETERANSit.

stationary fireman. colored; have references; low pressure or Ifigh pressure. Call VETEttANMarried, on job training, refrigeration work. HlIcison 4S94. HELP WANTEDFornale 100 ABOUT nurse corps now forming, special accommodations for 200 women.

age I S62 best living conditions furnished; starting salary 56; 8-hour day while learning: beginners welcome. Phone POrest 05744 or POrest 1990 at once. ACCOUNTING Instructor College graduate; day classes; girefer Rubicam graduate. Rubicam Business School, FOrest 3900. ACCOUNTING ClerkBegainer or experienced: good opportunity.

Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. 3000 N. 2d. ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR-5 days: advancement: West End. Securities Investment 4 1 20 Lindell.

ANSWER Phone----18-25: light typing. CHestnut 1771. BONDED. ASSEMBLERS and InspectorsEventne shift; 44-hour week: rood starting rate and raises: steady work: convenient location. Apply in person only.

1201 Cass. t. 4 ASSISTANT 'BOOKKEEPER Good at ligures; good pay; good working conditions; steady. Carson's, 1016 Olive. ASSISTANT CASHIERTop pay, steady advancement, good working conditions.

Carson's. Oliva st. ASSISTANT PASTRY COOKBetween 25-4 4 commercial baking experience unnecessary, but a natural aptitude and interest absolutely essential; morning hours. Apply food supervisor. Hotel Statier.

ASSIST ON PAY ROLLOperate comptometer or Burroughs calculator: Interesting work under pleasant conditionsO 11Th, -Olobe-Dernocrit. BANK CLERK TRAINEESTyping desirable; age I8-24; married or single. Mississippi Vale; Trust Broadway and Olive St. BEAUTY OPERATOR-4 -day -day week; good salary; steady. PRanklin 9923.

BEGINNER Stenographer 5 days; tutore; SI49. ADVANCE. NIS Olive. BEGINNER Typist 5 days; $ET-I. REFFERENCE Room 310, 705 Olive.

BEGINNER Typist 5 days: ti125. REFFERENCE Room 310, 705 Olive. BEGINNERSWe will train. you to be a clerk if you like figures, or A typist if you can type 30 words per minute; no Saturday work. General American Life 'insurance.

1501 Locust. 12th floor. BEGINNER Typist-5 days: S10 '(fee patill. ADVANCE. 818 Olive.

TypisT BEGINNER Typist-5 days: S120 (fee patill. ADVANCE. 818 Olive. iii-EGINNER TYPIST Pleasant office. 5-days, -EVR-KLEAN MFG.

'23( 11 'Madison. BEGINNER CLERKAge 17-21; high school; 5.4ay week: scheduled salary increase. Apply 506 Union Electric 12th and Locust BEGINNER'Po sun. KAY WILLIAMS Ponn el. 60 7 Olive.

11EGINNER----Crer-r---ersWill tram: 5 days--; S1154125. -315 N. 7th. BILLERBeginner good pay; achancement. Fred Campbell Auto Sup- ply.

.2806 Locust. BILLEKo Experienced; neat and a g- gressive; 5-day week; 30. ALLIED, 122 -N. Seventh. bliAl-----fic-i4ifeneed; RernLgton type- week.

Laclede-Christy. Ambassador Bide. WILLING CLERKTypist; a-days -week. Autocar 2740 Locust. JE.

BOOKKEEPER Light: steady; week. EVR-KLEAN Mfg Co Madison. BOOKKEEPER-CLERKTo $1 75- BOOKKEEPING Machine Operator KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. Olive. REFERENCE Room 705 Olive.

BOOKKEEPERMachine north: 5-da S150. KAY WILLIAMS PERSONNEL. 3607 Olive. BOOKKEkPERFuture BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive.

BUNDLERS 16-22: good PaY; oPPortu- nay for advancement: steady only ap- Alex Canino'. 1307 Wash- ington. fourth floor. STRAUSS. PAHL 1-6018 'Louisiana aye, Sat, Jan.

4. 1947. beloved husband of Loretta (nee Richert). dear father of Richard Norman Le Roy Lonna Mao. Yvonne and the late Rcbert Strauss.

dear ammitather of Sondra Marie. dear eon of John and Anna Stratum. dear brother brother-in- law, tether-in-law, uncle. mamas and nephew. I Puneral from Southern Puneral Hoene.

6322 S. Orand bL Notice of time later. THOMAS. Park Jan. 5.

1947. auither of Myrtle Cunningham and Allem Thomas. our dear sister. grandintither. mother-inlay, and aunt.

Mrs. Thomas at Souther Puneral Home. 6322 S. Grand. until Jan.

Q. 9 a. thence to Plat River Baptist Church. Plat River, Me. Services 1 p.

m. Interrnint Three Rivers Cemetery. Services Wed. evening. 9:15 p.

THOMAS, SHERMAN O'er Jan. 5. 1947. beloved husband of Naomi Thomas. lather of Ronnie Jean Thomas.

brother of Mildred Martini. Remains at McLaughlin. .23411 Lafayette, until 9 a. Wed. Funeral p.

m. from Lafayette Park Baptist Church. Lafayette and Mississippi ayes. Interment National Cemetery. Member of V.

P. W. Santiago, Argonne Post 1102. ULRICH. MARY B.

(nee Yaeger)-3621 Alberta Jan. 5. 1917, fortified with sacraments of the Holy Mother Church. beloved wife of the late Edward Ulrich. dear mother of Violet Vasterling, Edna Keveney, Kathertne Goe Its.

Ernst, Clark, Loyed and the late Rudolph Ulric h. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother. luster, sister-ia-law and aunt Funeral from Oscar .1. Roffmeister Funeral Home.

4016 Chippewa at Oravols. Jan. 9. at 8:311 a. to Resurrection Church.

Deceased was, a member of Mother of Good Council Auxiliary and Veteran of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 135. Members of Vogel-FauthWilhelm Auxiliary 135 W. will assemble Thee. evening.

p. la. for services. Members wear uniform and cap. 1 UTT.

GEORGE Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 4. 1947.

husband Minette Steaen Utt. brother of Mrs: Pearl M. Cullinane. Amos. Cance and Vaughn Int.

In state in the Great Ball of the Robert J. Ambruster Mortuary. Clayton rd. at Concordia lane. until 8:30 a.

m. Wed. Mass at St. Luke' Church. Bellevue ave.

at Dale. 9 a. m.1 Interment Calvary Cemetery. VERBORG. DOROTTLY Jan.

3. 1947 11:30 p. deer sister. sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral private Jan.

6. Tn. VOGT. IGNATIvs-At St. Charles, Jan.

b. 1947. beloved husband of Sophia Vogt (nee father of Henry Francis W. Vogt. Mrs.

Agnes Mueller and Mrs. Clara Schneider. Funeral from Dallmeyer Funeral Nome. ROD N. Second.

Wed Jan. 8:40 a to St. Peter's Church. 9 a. M.

Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. VOGT, PERCYT.0n 5, 1947. dear husband of Vera Vogt. dear son of the late Bertha and Charles Vogt, dear brother of Mrs.

Edwin C. Ernst and the lat. Everett C. Vogt dear son-In-law, brother-In-law and uncle. Funeral from Krtesghauser Mortuary, 422S S.

Kingshighway, on. Jan. S. at 2 p. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

A member of the McKinnon Post of Glencoe. of V. of P. W. and the American Legion Post of the 314th Engineers.

of honor services p. m. at 314th Engineers will officiate afternoon at Cemetery. WEBER, CLARA (nes FraffItt)-5151 Delmar. Jan.

6. 1947. 6:10 a. beloved mother of Fred A. and Margaret Weber.

our dear grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from Lawrence I Mullen Sons Funeral Chapel. 51A5 Delmar. Jan S. 2 p.

tn. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. WEIR. TILLIE-3705 Jan. 5, 1047, beloved wife of Herman Weir.

grandmother of Fred Herman and our dear sister. Funeral 9 a. m.I from Me-Laugh lin 2301 Lafayette, to Mo. WESTERMAYEIL JULIUS On Sun-Jan. 1947.

beloved husband of the late Westermeyer, dear father of John George. Arthur Amanda Fischer. Dorothy Demper (nee Westermeyer. father-in-law. grandfather and great-grandfather, at the age of Srp years.

Funeral on Wed. Jan. at 1:30 p. from Brow Mortuary. 1.409 Gravels at Holly Interment Sunset Burial Part.

Mr. Westermeyer lig a member of St. Lotus Camp So. to w. w.

I LOUIS Of 45(19 Tholozan eve- on Jan. 6. 1947. dear husband of Mary Yeager (nee Priors), dear brother of Ervin. George.

Robert. Herbert. Arthur. Minnette and the late Adelaide Yeager and the late Mrs. Charles, Crooke 4 and our dear uncle.

Funeral front Kriegshauser Mortuary.1 422S S. Kingshighway. on Jan. 9. at 2 p.

m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. A member of Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Division No. 41.

and Pyra- mid Lodge No. IN, A. F. and A. and Alhambra Grotto.

FRAM MEETING NOTICES 24 ST. ALDEMAR COMMANDERY No. IS, K. T.Stated conclave Tuesday. Jan.

7. 7:30 p. tn. Transactionof business. public installation of officers at P.

m. Sir Knights and their families, Master Masons and their 'families Invited. RALPH V. wasoN. Ccirnmander.

MASONIC NOTICES 25 'AURORA LODGE No. 2671- A. P. and A. M.Regular communication Tuesday.

7:31) p. m. PublIc inatallatiors of officers. Visitors welcome. JAY W.

WAGNER. W. M. 1 SHAVER LODQE No: A. F.

and A. M.Regular meeting TilesdaY, 6:30 p. oh. Work E. A.

Degree. 1 JOE HALLEY. W. M. T.

O'ROURKE. Secretary. TUSCAN LODGE No 360,1 A. F. an A.

5015 Westminster Isl.Special-N. regular meeting this evening at 6:30 clock. Examinations. Work M. M.

De- gree. Visiting brethren weicome. ALFRED L. BisTow. W.

WEST GATE LODGE No. 445. A. 1' and A. 3661 Lindell meeting Tuesday.

Van. 7. at 643 p. m. Work A.

Degree. Vuttting brethren welcome. CALVIN T. tAunk. m.

LOST AND FOUND 30 BEAGLE HOUNDLost: vicinity 25th and Warren; reward. MUlberry. 3300. Paul Spica. BRACELETLost: gold linked.

wtth tour-leaf clover disc attached; reward. FOrest 9206. BRACELETLost: platinum. diamonds and rubies. Clayton: reward.

DE. I 012. BRIEF CASELoat; important notes: on Wellston car: Sat. reward. Call NE.

9769. Mrs. Wm. G. Crosby.

DOGLost; male: small, icitirk brown and white: crooked tail: foams Jiggs: reward. EVergreen '2044i DOGLost; male; Walker hound: large, white with black spot on -forehead. Reward. 515. JEllersort N94(2.

HANDBAGLost; brown; broadcloth: near York on Maryland; liberal reward. Phone today. FOnest S055. HANDBAGFound; lady: black: on Delmar Car. Dec.

29. CAbany 3965. RINGLost: diamond engagement; Club Plantatton. New Year's Eve liberal re- ward. TErryhtll R1NGLoat: gold band.

diamond setItrig: Jan. 2: reward. Winfield 4565. WALLETLost; on Delmar tar. Monday; 4 keep money.

return HI. 1,656. WRIST pink gold; Tuesday reward. OR. 0462.

WRIST WATCHLost: Sat; lady's yellow gold: keepsake: reward. PArkview 11S7. PArkview 7519. I PERSONAL 32 PERSONAL 1 32 1 1 TOUR Accri th a WORLD mARKsr. WHAT HAIM Ti.3! Write.

wire or call P. A. JORNSTON 11R. and Associates' International Distributers' and Manufacturers Amnia 492 N. Broadsose St.

Louis OW. Ma. Garfield 5357 Garfield 5243 kwarLIELEI i LiArliela SECRETARY-5 $175. z1TI.I S. 7th.

CINCY. .915 Olive. TYPIST-B1LLER-8teady; small office. SECRETARY to V. P.

East St. Lou is EVR-ELEAN MPG. 2301 Madison company: must be experienced and ca- TYP1STS--18-35i experienced: excelPable. Baidge 301-0. Station 21'2.

lent cnance to learn surety and incur- Ig-ECRETARY Downtown small of ice i ance busineu: pleasant. surroundings; S2iiii. AAA 1612 Arcade Bldg. 5-day week. iApply 304 Pierce Bldg.

SECRETARY to TYPISTS--Experiented cutting LOEHR EMPLOYMENT. 906 Olive. I graph stencils: good pay: ComSECRETARYTo executive: downtown: I mercial Letter. Inc, 1209 Washington. 1 5 days; AUDIT." ,31.5 N.

Arfield 0023. 1 th St. TYPIST-South: 3 days: to 3145. 1YPISTS--18-35: experienced; excellent cnance to learn surety and Insurance business; pleasant. surroundings; 5-day week.

Apply :104 Pierce Bldg. TYPISTSExperiented cutting mimeograph stencils; good pay: Commercial Letter. 1209 Washington. GArf led 0622. 3 days; to $145 i ELLIOTT GEORGE Jerome.

Jan. 5. 1947, beloved husband of Maggie Elliott (nee-Connors), brother of Harry Elliott and Margaret Hutchinson, brother-in-law and uracle. Funeral Jan- S. S-30 a.

from Jay B. Smith Funeral Home. 745o Manchester, to -Immaculate Conception Church. Moller and Marshall rnterment Calvary Cemetery. Kornixt.

CATHERINE' (ass Ilasehe) --Of 3514 N. Jefferson entered into rest on Mon. Jan. 6. 1947.

at a. beloved wile of Prank E. Koehler. dear daughter of the late Henry and Helen Busche, dear mother of Frank Edward J. Katherine Virgil and Hose Miry Koehler.

our dear sister, grandmother. aunt, mother-in-law and tister-in-law. Funeral Jan. 9, 8:30 11:211., from Goodhart and Goodhart Funeral Home. 222 St.

Louis to St. Augustine Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. A member of Married Sodality of Augustine's Church. KREKELERm See Gethig.

KUHN. ELVA V. (wee Parts)-425 Algonquin Webster Groves. Jan. 4.

1947. beloved wife of Eugene Kuhn. dear mother of Susan Kuhn. dear daughter-In-law, stater-in-law snd aunt kuneral from C. Hollmetater Colonial Mortuary.

6464 Chippewa at Watson. Jan- 7. 3 p. to Valhalla Chapel of Memories. KlUK4WSIEL MARTINOf 821 Howard entered into rest, Jan.

6. 1947. dear husband of the late Mars Kukawski (nee Kot), dear father of John Kukawski. Mrs. Laura Taszarek.

Mrs. Angela Young, dear brother of Pete Kukawski. of Whiting-. Ind. our dear father-in-law and grandfather of Myra June Kukawski.

Funeral from Central's Chapel. 1841 Coma Jan. 10. at 8:30 a. m.

to St. Casimir Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. REV. HOWARD N.

32d East St. Louis, on Jan. 5. 1947. husband of Amanda Kunkle.

father of Rev. Howard R. Kunkle, brother of Mn. Lizzie Smith. Mrs.

John H. Kunkle, John Trach and George B. Kunkle, and grandfather. Funeral from Kurrus Chapel. 2525 State to United Lutheran Church.

1:30 for services at 2:30 p. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. LAUER. MARLENE HELEN-1210 Pembroke suddenly. Jan.

4, 1947, beloved daughter of Edwin 11. and Florence Lauer (nee Gicselmann), dear sister of Billy and Jacqueline Lauer. dear granddaughter of Elizabeth Gleselmann. dear great-granddaughter, niece and cousin. Funeral from C.

Boffinetster Colonial Mortuary. to44 Chippewa at Watson. 'rues. Jan. 7,,1:30 P.

1111.. lit Bailin Burial Park. 1, LYNCH, JAMES A.On Sun. Jan. 5, 1947.

beloved husband of Laura A. Lynch (nee Murray), dear brother-in-law and uncle Puneral from Stuart Son's-Chapel. Union and Page Ms Jan. 8, a. to St.

Mark's Chtirch. Interment Calvary Cemetery. r- MEIER. GEORGE C.Of Prtte11. entered into rest Mon.

Jan. in his SOth year. dear husband of Ida Meier (nee thcArnann). 'dear father of Florence. Almon.

Mrs. Eivira Heumann. and Mn. Lorinda Buckhorst. dear brother.

brother-in-iaw, grandfather and uncle. Body in state at Pittman Funeral Home. Wentzville. Mo. Funeral at Chapel.

Jan. S. at 2 P. 111. Interment Lifin Cemetery.

MERRELL. MATT HUTCHISONAt ClevelAnd, Ohio. Jan. 4. 1947 widow of Ashbel N.

Merrell. mother of Walter S. and Cyrus W. Merrell and Mn. Charles W.

Dean Jr. of Lakewood. Ohio. Services 10 a. in.

in the Great Hall of the Robert J. MortusrY, Clayton rd. at Concordia lane. Interment Belleefontaine Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

I MEYER. JOHN A.Buckley Lemay, Jan. 6. 1947. husband of the late Elizabeth Meyer nee dear father of Lillie.

Arthur. Lydia and Alfred Meyer and Mrs. Charles Btegmann. dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Mr.

Meyer in state at C. Boffmebiter Chapel, 7611 S. Broadway. until noon Jan. 9.

then removed to St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mehl-vine. Mo for services at 0 P. m.

Interment old St. John Cemetery. MORRIS. JANE Jan. 6.

1947. mother 01 Mrs. W. L. Horne, Mrs.

R. W. ligttaz atul Walter S. Morris Service at tusten Cha pel. 7233 Delmar bl Wed, 3:30 In.

NOVOTNY, ROSE-4812 Leduc, et. Louis, Jan. 6. 1947. 4:30 a.

beloved mother of the late Dennis Novotny. friend of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Vie thous. Funeral from Arthur J.

Donnelly Funeral Home. 34S441 Lindell, Jan. S. 2:30 p. m.

Interment Lake Burial Park. OSTHOFF. MAUD L. (nee Weber)Of Fe Fee and Old St. Charles rds.

on Jan. 5. 1947. beloved wife of Emil A. Osthoff.

our dear sister. abster-m-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral Jan. R. p.

from Baumann Funeral Home. 541 "4 Woodson Overland. Interment- Fee Fee Cemetery. PAINE: RUTH E.Of 5670 Kingsbury on Jan. 6, 1947, at 1010 a.

dear wife of the Isle Edward M. Paine. beloved mother of Mrs. Ruby M. Webster, dear sigter of Edgar Raytilli, and our dear aunt.

Funeral Wed Jan. R. at 3 p. from the Geo. L.

Pleitsch Chapel. 5966 Easton ave. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Parking lot rear of chapel. POLLARD, JOHN C.

(IFNE)--5D5l3 Julian, passed on suddenly Jan. 5. 1 447, dear husband of Lorenz L. Pol- Dud. -Funeral Jan.

7, p. from Shepard Funeral 11-ome. 11 Hamilton to Mount Lebanon Cemetery' Mr. Pollard was member of Tuscan Lodge Nod, 4 6n. A.

P. and A. Scottish' Hite bodielb and PORTA. JOHN' Bottom emay. Jan.

4. 1947. husband of the late Katherine Moellinger Ports. dear father of John Porta Lena Koenen. Mary Stist.

Carrie Fuchs tore Porta). and Walfried Porta. ather-inlaw. grandfather. great grandfather, brother-in-law, and uncle.

Funeral frpm Ted Funeral Home, 7420 -Michigan at KOPin, Jan. 8. 8 a. to the Assumptton Church and Cemetery. Matteae.

Mo. Mr. Ports was a member of the Holy Name Society. Members will meet Mon. at p.

in. at Fendler'a. PROCTOR. PETER Ruskin Jan. 5.

1047. beloved husband of Mary A. Proctor (nee dear father of Gerard Peoctpr. Mrs Bernard Lusch. Mrs.

Froehlich and the late Corp. Oliver P. Proctor. our dear brother, grandfather, father-in-law and uncle. Funeral -Irom Arthur J.

Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell Jan. S. 9:30 a. rn.

to St. Philip Seri Church, Thekla and Durant. Interment Calvary. Was a member of Cement Finishers' Union. Local No.

517- RIPPELMETER, ELIZABETH (nee' Enrler)Valmeyer, IlL. sun Jan. 5, 194,, dear wife of August Rippelmeyer. beloved mother of Albert V. Frazier.

Sylvia Conroy. Marcella Lanasa and Grace Roy, dear grandmother. aunt and Mrs. Rippelmeyer in state at C. Hortmeister Colonial 8484 Chippewa At, Watscor.

after 4 p. m. Tues. Funeral Jan, 8, 3 p.m. to New St.

Marcus Cemetery. SCRATTGEN. MARY ROSE (nee Gibbons)Entered into rest Jan. 5, 1947. beloved wife of Clinton A.

dear mother of Rosemary S. Nall. Clinton Charles F. and William dear sister of Michael W. Gibbons of Detroit.

our dear mother-in-law and- grandmother. Funeral from the residence, fl3 Rio Vista. Ladue. on Jan. S.

at itti a. in. to Annunziata Chapel. Clayton and Cella roads. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

SCHULZ. LOUIS. A.Of No. 2 Wood-shire Lane. Creve Coeur, on Jan.

5. 1917., at S. dear son of Louis J. Schulz and the late Elsie Schulz (nee Schellhorn). dear brother of Mrs.

Bertha ly (nee Schulz). brcther-in-law of Duncan El ly and sleet' uncle of A. W. Schneider. Funeral from Zeigenheim Bros.

Mortuary. 6409 Dravots at Holly Hills, on at a 0. m. Interment New SL Marcus Cemetery. SINDELAR.

AGNES THERESA-2816A Magnolia. fortified with the sacraments of the Holy Mother Church, on Jan. 6. 1947. p.

RI dear daughter of the late Prank and Johanna Sindelar. dear sister of Prank Mary Aubertin, Jennie. Schtindt. Lillie SAPP. William Sindatar.

Isabelle Kestranek. Ous Sindelar. Victoria Mascheit. Christine Sindelar. Anna Kloess.

Roman Sindelar. Rose Holderiried and Catherine Holdenried. our dear sister-in-law, aunt great aunt, and cousin. Funeral from Kati Funeral Rome. 2906 Oravois.

Jan. 9. 8:34) a. Requiem Mesa St. Wericeslaus Church.

Interment new SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Member of Third Order of St. Francis and Cap Workers tnion Local SMITH. ARTHUR HOY Commonwealth Jan.

5 1947, beloved husband of Dora Smith nee Ragan r. dear son of Ethel C. Smith, dear father of Arkitur Roy and Arthur teroy Smith. dear brother of Harry I. Smith.

denr brother-In-laws lather-In-lair. grandfather and uncira Funeral Tues. Jan. 7. at 11.

m. from Madeira. Mississippi and Allen area. Interment Sunset Suomi Park. STRAW SEWERSExperienced: steady; piece pork.

CARADINE (AT Fourth and Market. sTRAw SewersExperienced; plecewdrk. Csrecline Hat 4th and Market. TELEPHONE So licaaor Downtoan: 5 days; private office; salary open. "ACTIVE." 315 N.

b-eventh. TEMPORARY KEY PUNCH OPERATOR 2 to 3 months; experienced. Apply 506 Union Electric. 12th and Locust. TEMPORARY STENOGRAPHERTyping, light dictation and general office woric 5-day week.

Apply 506 Union Electric, 12th and Locust. TEMPORARY BtenographerOmil July. 5 days; nice: hours; $150. -AUDIT." 315 N. 7th-1 THREAD CLIPPERSSteady work; pay.

Apply at once. Alex Carafiol. 1 1307 Washington. fourth floor. TYPIST-Biller Steady; 5-day woe's.

Evr Klean Mfg. 2301 Mat03011. TYPIST-Clerk5-day; $150. BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive.

TYPIST-ReceptionistLovely downtown office: 5-day: $130. BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive. TYPISTSteady; 6-day week. CARADINE HAT Fourth and Market.

TYPIST-Clerk Permanent; five-day week. Mr. Wendele. Globe-Dernocrat. TYPIST-CLERKGood at figuiesf 5-day week.

1214 Washington. TYPISTRapid; accurate; 10 to 6 p. In. 636 TYPIST Excellent opportunity; downtown; S130 ALLIED. 122 N.

Seventh. TYPIST Debits and credits; must operate adding machine; $130: excellent op-portunIty. ALLIED. 122 N. Seventh.

TYPIST-CLERKTo $175; 5-day. KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. 3607 Olive. TYPIST-5. days; $144) (lee paid).

ADVANCE. SIR Olive. TYPISTFor insurance office: will teach right applicanq downtown office; hours 9 to 5. p. m.

a-day week; tate salary. 1612 Arcade Bldg. TYPISTSExperienced in cutting Elliott stencils: good pay; steady work. Commercial Letter 1209 Washington. TYPIST 5 days: downtown; $150.

REFERENCE Room 310.. 705 Olive. TYPISTS AND CLERKSFor 2 months work; Catholic. St. Louis Register, 4532, Lindell.

1 200 WAITRESSGrill counter; nights. irk.30. Apply Tuesday. Grand Sandwich Shop. tis N.

Grant, WAITRESSSteady: day work: also bar work. '1000 Locust. OArtield 9671. WAITRESSNight work. Top Hat Bar, 19 N.

Sixth. WAITREW---Experienced; 3 hours at noon- fq4 S. Central. Clayton. WEBSTER GROVESRecent high school graduate for beginner clerical job.

Apply Room 51)6 Union Electric. and Locust. WOMEN--." housework; 6 to 8 hours; Catholic institution. LOckhart 6470. WOMANReliable: to care for children; in the vicinity of Brentwood.

Call CAbany 7366. WOMEN-18 to 36; light factory work; 65c hour while training. Apply Zmerson Electric Mfg. 2030 Washington. 8 to 4:410, or 8100 West Florissant WOMANReliable: to care for children: in the vicinity of Richmond Heights.

Call CAbany 7366. WOMANReliable; to care for children: In the vicinity of University City. Call CAbany WOMANReliable; to care for children: in the vicinity of Webster Groves. Call CAbany 7366. WOMANFor soda fountain: permanent position; experienced desired.

See Mrs. Pursey. Missouri Baptist Hospital. WOMANReliable: to---care for children: -in the vicinity of Glenwood. Call CAbany 7366.

WOMAN Colored; good Job available. RELIABLE EMP-. 3819 Olive. YOUNG WOMEN-20-30; with good figure: for health club work; no experience necessary: good salary while learning; permanant position. Apply in person.

Leon's Health Club. for Women. 411 N. 10th. fith floor.

HELP WTD.Men Women 102 BEAUTICIANAge 30-35; demonstrate well-known hair tint; must, be good technician; some traveling: state ex, perience. ti 124. Globe-Democrat. BILLER-TypistHave opening for permanent employe; good advancement: pleasant working conditions; 40-hour week. Central 866S.

CHECKERSIn super market; steady work. good pay, convenient hours. Apply Elsie, after 11 a. m. Schenberg's Market.

3722 S. Grand. coupLEs--2. for chicken farm and processing plant; top salary: age 35-45; reference. See Mr.

George. Bradfield Farm. Manchester road at rox Creek. COUPLEWhite; man employed elsewhere; comfortable quarters; wife for general housework. ROsedale 3366.

Apply Pelletier Florai I.Sth and Geyer. WOOL PRESSERS Dress finishers. checkers. in dry cleaning: apply at once; bus at Belleville Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 2301 W.

Main. Belleville. HELP WANTEDMal. 103 AA-I CORPORATION needs 3 assistants to managei with car; age 25-38; neat appearance. lair education; gelling experience an asset, but not absolutely necessary; honesty.

integrity and a real desire to build a permanent future with a large national organization: earnings far above aaaaa ge; merchandise available for immediate delivery. no future orders. not advertised product of highest, qua lity. Apply in person. .3304 Olive.

II .11, only. See Mr. Marsh. ACCOUNTANTS Juniors: state age. technical training and experience if any 117.

Globe-Democrat. ACCOUNTANT Bookkeeper; 27-30: single; sales personality; BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive. ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR College graduate: day classes: preier Rubicam graduate. Rubicam Business School.

FOrest 8000 28 40: r2541. BUSI- NESS SERVICE. 441 Years. o21 Olive. -ACCOUNTING Clerk I -29; accounts payable: $195.

BULLETIN. 611 Olive. ACCOUNTANT-TraineeOperate ohilcu- EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. ACCOUNTANT-29-40; excellent firm: omod future; 88 I 3250 ADVANCE.

1. ouye. I ADJUSTERAuto insurance: attorney or previous experience necessary; 21 to 40; salary and expenses: car ag fur-. Dished: -unlimited opportunity for right nilasi rt 1 1 fa ADJUSTERAuto insurance: attorney or previous experience necessary; age 21 to 40; salary and expenses: car furnished; -unlimited opportunity for right man. 0 118.

Globe-Democrat. ENGINEER ET. preferred; city; S150. -Active." 315 It! h. AIRLINE prefer college: excellent firm: future; b1.75- .5241.

ADVANCE. 1S ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Experienced: salary commensurate with past experience and earning capacity. Affiliated. 1525 Arcade. AUTO BODY MANNone but the beat need apply: steady work; top psy: good shop to work in.

See Mr. Southard. McMahon Pontiac. 35414 S. C1rand.

AUTO BODY MANMendenhall Motor' 2315. Locust. Bee Mr. Pao ture: $175. ADVANCE, 818 Olive.

1 SECRETARYTo executive; 5 days: fu- SECRETARY27-Must have goocre'clucaGENERAL sion, capable in spelling, fast typiat, pleasant with a mind quick at- grasping; if you think you will answer this thal- -lenge answei. giving age, experience. salary desired. for this Is an unusual opportunity for an aggressive individual; I IS. Olobe-Democrat.

-6ENERAL -Office Very light dictation; 5- AI mid-town office. Chestnut 17'; days; private office and chauffeur BONDED. furnished: S150 tip. GIRLWhite. over I6, carton factory: ACTIVE.

315 N. 7th. i aqernotin and day. shifts. Brown Shoe t.urtETARYEast Side: -5 days: 3175.

Co, 22c1 and Lucas. PUSINESS SERVICE. 46 Years. 7'21 GIRLSWhite: steady factory work with Olive. long-established company; 5-day week.

SRETARYa-day: S175. Bemis Bro. Bag. titil S. 4th.

KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. 3607 Olive. to do general porter work in retail store: also must be able SECRETARY to credit manager: a-day week. Greenfield's. Sixth and Locust.

to press dresses. Apply Grace As Joe Herz Shop. 921 Washington. SECRETARYTo. purchasing agent; 5- GIRLS-16 and over.

Paper box work: day week; salalag open. Call-COlfax S000. steady. clean, good pay. Gaylord Station ..2.

Container 2820 S. Eleventm SECRETARYBest rate; company; Inca- tion; interesting work. STerling 2505. GIRLS or young married women to wait on short hours; no Sunday SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER Mar work: steady. Leonhard's.

117 N. Nth. lied: pucchasing department of menuGIRLS-WOMENI years and over; facturing. firm: 5 years or more experrlight factory no "aperients ire- ence: high school or college graduate: quired; good pay; steady work; no lay- 5-day week: cafeteria in building; sal-offs. 1310SSMANN MFG.

Jefferson ary open. 122.. Globe-Democrat. and St. Louis.

SEWING MACHINE. OPERATORSExGIRL-WOMANWith smail car: must perienced or inexperienced. The Alli- gator know city: no selling: salary and ex- Co, 4171 Bingham. penses: '5-day week; permanent. FRaria- SEWING Machine Operators Experi, lin 5337.

enced on textile bags; steady employ- GIRL from small town or farm: general ment. Chase Bag 91S housework: stay; good SHOE MODELSize 4B: dictation; good 134, Globe-Democrat. day week. Dunbar Pattern GIRLSLight, factorwork; good pay 160 Locust. to.

start; steady employment. Inter- SHOE WoritersWomen and girls: learn national Hat 252M Texas. I shoe making. Brauer Bros. Shoe GIRLS White I ti-- Week' new factory.

201S Washington foo r. or -2 S. Sarah. eith floor and counter service: uniforms fur- nished: meal discount: experience FACTORY TICKET WRITER necessary. Forum Cafeleria.

3071 N. Experienced in writing factory tickets Seventh. women's style shoes. 135. -GIRLS or young married women to wait SKIP days.

3175. on table; short hours: no Sunday work: "AUDIT: 315 N. 7th steady. Speck's, 1116 Locust. Sales department GIRLCooking: own quarters: pleasant' and general executive correspondence; surroundings; week.

TE. -4-6491. i old-established manufacturing company, pleasant working conditions in modern GIRLGeneral office work: gnod at fig-I office; 5-day. 40-hour week: perma- -ures: good pay; good working tions: steady. Carson's.

-1016 Olive nent. with good opportunity: state age clIRLBilling, filing and some typing: and experience. 108, Globe-Dam. for wholesale grocery; experience I not STENOGRAPHER Office assistant; necessary. Apply 722 I small office; good aalary.

615a. GIRLS-Colored: light complexion: good STENOGRAPHEREitpertenced. capable; education: steady, no others permanent: attractive office and p.m 0 NI ditions. 1,06, Globe-Democrat. GIRLS or young married WOMen to wait I on table; short hours; no Sunday wOrk: I steady.

Speck's. 1116 Locust. 1 GIRLCooking: own quarters: pleasant' surroundings; S.25 week. TE. 4-6191 GIRLGeneral office work: gbod at flo-1 ures: good Pay; good working tiono: steady.

Carson's. 1016 Olive. filing and some typing: for wholesale grocery; experience I not necessary. Apply 722 GIRLSColoreci: light complexion: good education: steady. no others need apply.

Pahl Cleaners. 1319 N. SKIP days. 7 AUDIT: 315 N. th.

STEN 0G 14 APILER Sales department and general executive correspondence; old-established manufacturing company. pleasant working conditions in modern office; 5-day. 40-hour week: perma- nent. with good opportunity: state age and 108, Globe-Dem. STENOGRAPHER Office assistant; small office; good aslary.

6155. STE----N-OGRAPHEREiPerienced. capable; permanent: ttractive office and con- 106. Globe-Democrat. SHIPPING CLERKSome -clerical; per- manent.

615 S. Sixth. SHOE Manufacturing Executive Corn- nlete knowledge of Infants'. children'a and misses' shoes. both cement and welt construction; must know lasts.

pat- terns. leathers. machinery. labor and -production cost; age limit 4S; high starting salary: 'wonderful opportunity with good nationally advertised or-- ganization; do not apply unless fully qualified to meet above requirements: give all particulars of experience and past positions; reply held in strictest confidence. 137.

Globe-Democrat. SOLDEITER Iron; experience. Apply: 4325 Duncan. STENOGRAPHER Consider beginner: BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 years; 721 Olive.

DRAFTSMEN-DESIGNERSUnion Elec- RK-1 9-30 3150.RATER- tric has steady work available for men ENCE Rm. 310. 705 Olive. --STTDCitE-LE experienced in- either tlectrical mechan- ical or structural layout. Apply Room STOCK B0Y-16 -0.

506 Union Electric 12th Az Locust' 621 3 EaStOn. INTENDENT or Quality and Effi- DRAFTSMEN--Mechanical. piping: Trt ManWith establiehed conce dustrial and chemical plant experience: e'en" in SUPER making st excellent working conditions. Apply casuals of the highe grade. IMonsanto Chemical 2208 Wash- In answering ad please state references, 'experi- ngton.

All answers will be. held strictly con- power DRAFTSMEN electrical and ef; et I aw .7.. 1 73 e212P. (I. experbence: excellent working con- and ditions.

Apply Monsanto Chemical 224)M WashIncrton SIZIPERVISORUntler 30; power grind- log experience; read blue prints; S200. DRAFTSMAN Structural steel. sheet yol oBUSINESS SERVICE 46 years iii.e. metal: FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT 8275. Affiliated.

Arcade. 'SUPERVISOR---25-35: dept. head; gen, DRESS eral of ice downtown; 3200, SMOLER BROS. has an interesting ADV future; ANCE.Y ENGINEERExperienced SIM Olive opening 'available fo ver a ca TrmE STUDpable and and development of a new in -machine assembly operation; salary producing unit in Herrin. Ill.

This unit open. Affiliated. -1825 Arcade. aggressive -man to take the an- will employ upward of 500, people and TIME-STUDY MANExcellent firm: 5' because of the training program in- days: .8200 up. ADVANCE.

818 Olive. volved, requires the -services- of a man -711JME STUDY ENGINBERExperienced; thoroughly schooled in all training knowledge of Incentive systenis not re- problems. who nialtitain a per- quired: large local company. tectly balanced production program and detatle .136 Globe-Democrat. have a keea interest in work aimplifi- TISTUDY EngineerLocal; 85000 cation.

aids. as' applied to the sewing industry. If you have had BULLETIN ABSTRACT. All Olive. dress.

shirt or tithe': sewing experience TORCH SOLDERER, METAL POLISHER. and have the temperamental balance and BUFFERFor machine-shop. must and tact necessary to command -the re- be experienced. ST. LOUIS CAR spectful co-operation of a large -produc- 8000 N.

Broadway. Ins organization, please submit full par- TRAINEEAlertT ambitious type; whole- ticulars by letter Only to sale distributing; 5215.. EFFIL-LENcY. SMOLER BROS. DE PT.

915 Olive. 2300 Wabmisia Chicago 47. -7fRAINEESto re Manager-3200, DRUG- SALESMANExperienced only; EFFICIENCY, 915 Olive. Mario Products: complete line; TRAINEE-8200; manage retail storii- in gs unlimited; commission basis: draw- goal S3000 tip. CH.

1171.. BONDED ing accoura4 D. 11. Langel, Marfair Hotel. advance.

Cif. 1771. BONDED. TRAINEEPay roll 8125; rapid ELDERLY WHITE MANTo or with TRAINEE-25-30- grinding supervisor; saddle horses: 528 Oakland. elat.

EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. 1 tried or structural: 5-day; 550. EP- ENGINEERDesign: mechanical. TRAINEE--441-2-5; industrial engineer- ins: 175.

EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. FIC1ENCY. 915 TRAINEE-21-30: engineer: to sales; la electrical: sales S225. EFFICIENCY.

915 Olive. ability: $250. BUSINESS SERVICE. I TRAINEE-1K-25: order cletk: 5-daY; 46 721 Olive. EFFICIENCY, 915 Olive.

FOREMAN---3-0--40; plant TYPSTS OR GOOD BEGINNERS-35- MAW-84200. BUSINESS SERVICE. 46 7ears. 721 Olive. chance for advancement.

915 Syndicate hour week; good working condition JEVELRY SALESMAN wanted for near- 915 Olive. by states; and staple jewelry. Trust men's ladies' watch attachments. TYPIST-COMBTOMETER OPERATOR compacts, wedding bands. gold and Experienced: S225.

MILLS. 818 Olive sterling costume jewelry: 20() Items WATCHMAKERS Experienced In the line. State past. experience In work. 5-day Week.

food first letter, R. 0. Robinson 169 good ahem Mermod-JaccardsKing. Weybosaet at Providence 3. R.

I. -oust at Ninth. HANDKERCHIEF manufacturer and im- WELDER-BrazerMust be experienced porter warns reeldent salesman covering welder with some experience on copper Missouri cad Kansas with good follow- brazing and silver soldering. General ing to sell complete line of mert's and Engineering gz MIg 4417 teethe. references.

Mann and Belles. 389 Fifth ladies' handkerchiefs: commission basis: MANAmbitious to learn esti- o' New -York. products in fast-growing- organization: mating and on diversified- JANITORMust have, experience in fir- be good at figures. able to operate ing good pay. Antioch Baptist calculating machine: excellent future Church, 4'213 North Market.

'APPly assured: give complete information in Tues. 6:34 P. first letter is to education, pest experiences and starting ITORFor huch stea salary desired. JAN cr; dy: good? 1 I (0. Globe-Democrat.

DRAFTSMEN-DESIGNERSUnion Electric has steady work available for men experienced 'in either tlectrical mechanical or structural layout. Apply Room 506 Union Electric 12th As Locust DRAFTSMEN---Mechanical. piping: industrial and chemical plant experience: excellent working conditions. Apply Monsanto Chemical 2208 Washthrton DRAFTSMEN Electrical and power plant experience: excellent working conditions. Apply Monsanto Chemical 22()M Washincrton DRAFTSMAN Structural steel.

sheet metal: S27S. Affiliated. fi'2Ft Arcade. DRESS FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT SMOLER BROS. Ind.

has an interesting opening Lavallable for a capable and aggressive man to take over the management and development of a new producing taint in Herrin. III. This unit will employ upward of 500. people and because of the training program -Involved. requires the -services of a man thoroughly schooled in all training problems.

who can maintain a perfectly balanced production program and have a keea interest in work simplification. -worm aids. as' applied to the sewing industry. If you have had dress. shirt or other sewing experience and have the temperamental balance and tact necessary to command the respectful co-operation of a large producing organization, please submit full particulars by letter Only to SMOLER BROS.

DEPT. 2300 Wabscnia Ave. Chicago 47. DRUG SALESMANExperienced only: Mario Products; complete line: 'earn- in unlimited: commission basis: drawing account-, D. It.

Langel, Mayfair Hotel. ELDERLY WHITE MANTo or with saddle horses: 52444 Oakland. ENGINEERDesign: mechanical. trical or structural: 5-day; 550. EPFICIENCY.

915 JAKITORMust have experience in fir- ing stoker 7 good pay. Antioch Baptist Church, 4243 North Market -APPIY Tues. 6:30 p. JANITORFor church: steady good' be good at figures. able to operate calculating machine: excellent future assured: give complete information in first letter is to age, education.

mist experiences and starting salary desired. 1 I (0. Globe-Democrat. SECRETe RIC For executive: good appearancd: downtown: 5-day; 5175. BULLETIN ABSTRACT.

611 Olive. SECRETARY 1 -35; radio; 1 50. REFERENCE Room Ziitt. 705 Olive -ditions. STENOGRAPHER and typist; experience desired but not essential; permanent: good working conditions; 40 137.

Globe-Democrat. STENOGRAPHER-ClerkWith with- OW experience; permanent; -day, 40- bettir week. Forest City Mfg. Washington. STENOGRAPHERExperienced; perma- nent position: 5-day week.

Laclede- Christy. Ambassador Bldg. STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST DOWIltOWn $1.10. EFFICIENCY, 915 Oli ve. STENOGRAPHERSecretary; interested in detail: future; S175.

BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 Olive. Pleasant working STENOGRAPHERExperienced; good to start: permanent: advancement. Consolidated Forwarding Co. 1313 N.

7th. STENOGRAPHERTO 5-day. KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. 3607 Olive. STENOGRAPHER Learn secretarial work: ri-clas week.

iViri Per week; Permanent; excellent working conditions: East Side. DIM. Globe-Dem. STENOGRAPHER Experienced: some billing and order writing: 5-day. 40- boor week: good salary.

Call CH. 8735. considered: 5 days. one week. $26: 5 Li days every other week.

12.29 N. Broad-I CElltral 6970. Call CAbany 9945 for appointmeat JANITOR-Houseman Colored; good wages. Miami Hotel. 1, LABORER Colored; good Job now RELIABLE 3819 Olive LABORERSPirst or second shift permanent.

Crown Can 5622 Natural Bridge. LAYEROUTNtust have boiler shop experience. John Rooter Boller Works, 14111 S. 2d. MACETINE press and drill press.

Century Electric- 115 N. Eighteenth MAINTENANCE. Foremen heavy equipment; to $350: BULLETIN. till Olive. MANWith sales" experience.

age to travel portions of Missouri and Illinois. representing manufacturer of textile and per bags serving flour and teed -milling and similar industries: good starting salary with opportunity for advancement: employer furnishes car and pays traveling expenses: applicant must be sober. industrious and sive. with clean past record: others need not apply; excellent job with old line company. Write stating family status.

complete qualifications and experience. send small with application. 123. Globe-Democrat. MANWhite: for institution: handy with drive car: full maintenance; salary open.

The St. Louis Altanheim. 5408 S. Irdway. MAN---Good.

reliable. between 45-50 for general work around funeral home. Te1ephone CE, 5991. CIL 5992 or 1360 for appointment MANAGER BuyerFor fur department: medium-priced furs for one of St- Louis' leading Vaimen's specialty salary and liberal bonus. 121, MEAT SALESILENant 2 acquainted with retail outlets in and around Springfield.

Ito by large independent packer of top-quality meat products this is -ts reel opportunity for the right man: give experience and full particu, liars: your reply will be held strictly confidential I I S. Globe-Democrat. SAI.ESMENrwaht 2- acquainted with retail outlets in Jefferson City. Fulton'. Mexico.

area by large in, dependent packer of top quality meat products: this is a real opportunity for the right man: give experience and full particulars; your reply will be heldl strictly confidential. 11.z. -Globe-D. MEAT 'SALESMANExperienced; fee1 ernment inspected house. -P lib.

FRANCIS. WILLIAM 15926 Hancock Jam. 5. 1947. husband of Nellie title Francts.

father of Hazel Man of Webster Groves and Mr. Is, Fay Proeshle of Kinunswick. Mo. Service 2 p. in the Great Nall of the Robert J.

Ambruster Mortuary. Clayton road at Concordia lane. Interment Valhalla Cemetery: PURLONG, FRANK Lafayette Jan. 5, 1947. husband of Julia Johnson Furlong.

father of Frank 3 Furlong. graudf ether of Prank J. Furlong Jr. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Parlors, 384O Lindell Jan.

S. 9:15 a. nr. to Immaculate Conception Church. Longfellow IA.

and Lafayette. Interment Calvary. Was a charter member of Marquette Council K. of C. JAMES Jan.

b. 1947. husband of the late Mettle L. Garland, brother of George Garland and Mrs. James M.

Jones, Services at Lupton Chapel. 7233 Delmar Wed 14) a. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. GAWEDZINSKI. KATHERINE (nee Kasopka)Entered into rest January b.

1947. dear Rife of Louts GawedzInski. dear mother of Stanley. Leo Gawerirtnski. Mrs.

Mary' Chamanick and Mrs. Louise Banark, our dear mother-in-law. grandmother and Funeral from Centrals' Chapel. IRV! Casa Jan. Q.

at S. m. to St1 Casimir Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Decreased, was a member of Group No.

54 Z. P. A Polish 'National Alliance Group No. 1280 and of Polish Falcon No. 45.

GRESHAM. JOHIg (JACK) THOMAS-- At- Tampa. on Jan. 1947. at 8:45 a.

mA -beloved husband of Mat Gresham (nee Morris). dear lather of Mrs. Robert Faust of Cm. Ohio, dear brother of Mrs. E.

C. Snarr of Cincinnati. Ohio. R. J.

Gresham of Partridge. brother-in-law of John and Harry Morris. and our dear brother-in-law. Funeral from Sullivan's. Euclid at St.

Louis on Jan. M. at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Tampa. and Cincinnati, Ohio. papers please (FY. GROETENG. MARY Jan.

5. 1947- 11 p. dear aunt ot Aloystua T. Francis X. and the late Charles C.

and William J. Krekeler and our dear great-aunt. Funeral Jan- R. a. freer' larrilly 49fl3 Maffitt to Blekeed Sacrament Church.

Interment Calvary I Cemetery. HOWAgD, EDITH TOWELL-1Entered into rein at Annapolis, Jan. 5. 1941. widow or Edwizt Thomas How- InteAhent Bellefontaine Cemeterv.

Intertnent Bellefontaine Cemetery. Jan. R. 2 P. JACKSON.

VIOLA A. (gee Prattl--Of 1202 Test Big Bend Kirkwood. on Jan. 5 1O-47. beloved wife of Richard Jacks dear mother of William Jackson.

Lillian Sarah Baumann, Dorothi; Hollenberger and Irene Jackson. Our deer sister. sister.in-law. mother-inlay. teandmother and aunt.

Funsral Wed 2 rt. from the 150PP Chapel. Kirkwood. Interment Oak Bill Cemetery. JAEGER.

ANNA Jan. 5. 1947. eInvp wife of the late 3. Henry dear mother of Carl and Walter Jaeger and our dear motherin-law.

grandmother and aunt. Pun ral Jan. 7. at 3 p. from the Geo.

L. Pleitsch Chapel. Easton Interment Old Pickers Centetety. Parking lob rear of chapel. JOHNSON.

MERIDITII Jan. hi 1947. husband of the late Anna B. Johnson. brother of Mn.

A C. Krieger and Mrs. Frances. V. Phillips of St.

Paul. uncle of Joseph A. Osborn of St. LOISB. Mat Funeral from Arthur 3.

Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell, Jan. S. 2:30 P. m.

Ilaterment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Private- ILAFSMETER.MARQUARD L. (MARK) Entered into rest Jan. 1. 1947.

husband of Edna Klausmeyer (nee Tub- besingL of Richard. son of Lotuset Elausmeyer. car dear brother. brother-in-law. nephew and cows': In.

in his 49th year. Funeral Jan. 7. 2 v. m.

from the Saedmryer Chapel. 3931 N. Twentieth It. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

A veteran of World 'War I. KLEIN. INICRAEL 4040 Arsenal cla Sun. Jan. 1947.

dear hus- band of the Es late Lena Klein tnee Schulte). dear father of Via Ater W. Norman A. and Elmer B. Klein and the late BA.

S. Jr. and Vernon 0 dear friend of Theresa Pinups. dear father-inslaw. grandfather.

streat-amndlather and uncle. Funeral from Krebeshauser Mortuary. 422 8 Kingshighwar. on Wed Jan. 1.

at 3 ip. m. Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery. A snember of St.

Louts Polite Veterans' honorary member of Keystone Lodge IA). A F. and A. IC. St.

Louts Chapter No. S. R. A alld Ivanhoe Canunanderg. of T.

III IOUNG MENTo learn air conditioning assembly: prefer veterans with some army experience on or machine 46- Al for I Kingshighway. GIRI-s-14-1; office assembly work; no experience necessary: good hours and salary. Apply Miss Rogers. PET MILK CO 531 Arcade Bldg. GIRLSTo count towels and linens: 5- day weeki Victor Linen Towel Service 2325 Texas 1 I GIRLColored: to work In sandwich shoN Apply 260g St.

Lonis. GIR GIRLS. GIRLSChorus work; experience unnecessary. Mr. Zeisier.

Grand thepter. Sixth and GI RES WOMEN Wii light. clea ite. 16 or over: wore: no experience needed: goo pay- steady evening shift. 34 ri to 1,.

olive 1 HAND SEwERSAlso power Machine operators: experienced: 527 to COdOlt1OOS; rapid advancement: no exBURROUGHS Bookkeeper-21-2S; bank per week. plus Overtime. vacations. perience necessary. Quick Point pencil experience desirable.

Mississippi Valley free health and le tnsurance; steady. 4020 Olive. Trust Broadway and Olive IL permanent. year-areund work. quailBURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING MACHINE Society Brand, ad Door.

1232 i lied in various kinds of stenographic OPERATORMoon Hopkins type; age Ington. i I and typing in cen110 to :10: 40-hour week: salary open. HOUSEKEEPERWhiteNor couple; not tral stenographic department or typing Apply 315 Washington. over 45; good plain coot: stay. I Call pools: ability to draw or education in CANDY Wrappers and PackersMust be NEwstead 4402 Mepherson art helpful: opportunity for advance- experienced.

Wm. D. King. 6265 White; mtddle-aired; ment- 5-day week- cafeteria In bu Clayton ave. for light housework and care of baby: ing: salary.

open. Call Mrs. JE. '2 740. The Grove LahoreCASHIERTop pay; steady advance- good salary and living quarters.

121, "WV) Pine, lor appointment; good working J. D. Globe-Democrat. merit. Carson's.

1016 Olive. HOUSEWIVESWork at home; ri- STENOGRAPHER With experience: CASHIER-CLERK Experienced; 5-day ence not needed. 106. per a en position: modern liberal discount. SONNENTELD'S.

INVENTORY CLERK-25-35; same tri' Bank Bldg. and Equipment. 906 Sidney. hit) Washington. Ing: $35 per week.

ALLIED. 1 2 Pi. i STENOGRAPHER Start SI 30t adCASHIER--Downtown: grocery SLY. 7-: JANITIrtr.SSVite: 25-35; large of- vancement after 8 months: downtown: "Best. 1 tf12 Arcade.

lice building. Apply 1 lth fibor. 40It I xcelleat opportunity. ALLIED 122 CASHIERLight typing; start Pine 0 Seventh. At office.

CH. BONDED. KEY pinch OperatorS Isti. STENOGRAPHER---S-ecretary to teas. receptions.

I KAY: WILLIAMS Personnel. 8607 Olive. I tive downtown: S1600, excellent op th-- buffet suppers. Hiland 672:1. KEY PUNCHOPERATOR Experienced, noratty.

ALLIED. 12'2 Seventh. rrE I vnll ri i Inns ra id i4 ye neIn on nn ov-, conditions; rapid advancement: no experience necessary. Quick Point Pencil Olive. cooking.

laundry by 5200. BeSINESS SERVICE 46 ---APIIER---Gener-a-1 time, work; the clay: references. CEntal 1731. (Sive. week, centrally located: salary DETECTIVES 35 CLERKSSeverei positions gen- MACHINE operators and flip to's, start: give full particulars-DETECTIVE.

MARIAMIVA. is ex eral office- duties: experienced or will or second shift: permanent. Crown Cin a 1:34. Globe-Democrat. rience: shadows locates traces: freel -train 7 a I beginners: convenient 5622 Natural Bridge.

I STENOGRAFNERExpericnced in gen- consultation; licensed. banded. 6S)(3 transportation and attractive cafeteria -vasAIDS See Mrs. Ritchey. Missoiiii! eral office work: good at details: 5 Bartmer.

CA. OTIS. DE. 1527. on premises; permanent, with oppora Baptist Hospital.

till N. davit. 40-hour week: midtown: prefer tunity for advancement- 5-day. 40- Whit lull ublishin ex ence a INCOME TAX RETURNS 39 hour week: stte Luke's Hospital -5535 Delmar. a age and experience.

mainenan St. 119. Globe-Democrat. MAID--e; tce. P-N i INCOME TAX DE-C-LARATIONS.

due Jan. If 1104, Globe Democrat Iu3 STENOGRAPHER-Cerk Accurate and 15; final returns made: potary public. CLERKPay. roll department work: MAID Colored: good salary agar. essive: insuranee knowledge- pre- CO.

13(45 4646 Natura4 noon ridge. some comptometer work; will train in meal. Masonic Delmar. ALLIED. N.

Sevent PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 40 Uge C't pleasant working white: general housework: 6 h- TENOGRAPHER Secretarial work; conditions in modern office. in old-es- hours a Maryville College 2900 HAIR MOLES. WARTS REMOVED PER- tablisbed company; convenient trans- eriunec. good opportunity; 5-day week; 1125. ALLIED.

122 N. Seventh's MANENTLY. ESTHER L. FOX. 695 portation and attractive cafeteria in TIAII, Messenger-500: will train be- Arcade Nth-Olive.

CH. 5213. plans: 5-day. 40-hour week: permanent ginner; nice downtown office. CHest- STENOGRAPHERGenerafoffice work: UNWANTEL.

HAIR removed pecroanently. with good opportunity; state age and nue 1771. BONDED pleasant surroundings: 5-day mig experience. lif any. ION.

Globe-Dem. AMA L. MAYHAM. Forest 6180. wek ALLIED.

1, N. Seventh. MEDICAL 1 6 CLERKLike figures; 5 days: No lee. typing. General Engineering rilFASENGERInteresting some STENOGRAPHER-5-day; 2 4 $110EBBIcIENCE.

915 Olive. 4417 Oleatha. KAY WILLIAMS Personnel -MAIDColored: good hours. salary Plus noon meal. Masonic Home.

5351 Delmar. IMAIDE3--3: white: general housework: Lhours a day. Maryville Collegel 2900 Merarnec. MAIL. Messenger-590: will train beginner; nice downtown office.

CHeatnue 1771. BONDED PERBONNEL. 'MESSENGERInteresting work; some typing. General Engineering Is 4417 Oleatha. nue 1771.

BONDED PERSONNEL. ginner; nice downtown office. CHest- to 1 vilicy pleasant surroundivs: S1511; 5-day week ALLIED 12, N. Seventh. myssENGERInteresting some General Engineering Is 8TENOGRAPHER-5-day: 4 417 Oleatha.

KAY WILLIAMS Personnel. 3607.0live. ageicl centrally located: salary to tart: give full particulars. A 134. Gisbe-Democrat.

-STENOGRAFNERExpericnced in gen- eral office work: good at details: 5 davit. 41O-hour week: midtown: prefer publisbine a t. 119. Globe-Democrat. STENOGRAPHER-Chork Accurate and aggressive: insuranee knowledge- pre- ALLIED N.

Seventp- STENOG PH RAER Secretarial work: good opportunity: 5-day week; 1125. ALLIED. 122 N. Sevenths STENOGRAPHERGeneral work: pleasant surroundings: SI i 6-day week ALLIED. 122 N.

Seventh. repair; rapid General Engineering Mfg. 4417 Oleatha. YOUNQ'MAN 7 Shipping department; some clerical. 615 S.

Sixth. MANTo handle paper stock in printing plant ft.S ass is ant stock clerk: must be-intelligent and willing to work. Globe-Democrat. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 107 AAA 1612 Arcade Bldg. Job M.

T. A. system; some 1275 UP. AAA 1612 Arcade Bldg.AsSayer.':. -xnetal: some experience: AAA 1612, ArcadeClerk, office: 'train office manager; 51511.

AAA EMP 'SERVICE. 1612 Arcade Bldg Sea our ads, Help Wanted. Male. Fe' --maie Gene Caudle. Grant Cooper.

ACTIVE" tor auperior positions. men and women: tow fee. 315 7th AN EFFECTIVE method of securing the position you desire; employers WM Out charges. MAPCO. 705 Olive.

EMPLOYMENT COMPANY has the jobs. Frey. Spathe. 4th floor. 3115, ith.

"BEST" for a better position; men. women "BEST 10011 Arcade. BILL Clerk(Male); experienced; $210- MILLS. b18 Olive. BONDED IQuidity first) Alert office employe! Are you eager to learn and aasume -responsibility? Dial CH.

1771, BONDED. for imrnediate advancement. BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 33 rears Railway Exchange Bldg We have the better lobs fill Olive CHestnut BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 4b years.

721 Olive. Office sales. technical EXECUTIVE SERVICE. 721 Olive. Coot Accountant.

C. and P. Manufacturing experience; X30ti. SERVICE. 721 Onve.

Of- 2s-35; degree; C. P. IL perience: S31)01). EXECUTIVE SERVICE. 721 Olive.

Clerk. Some college; learn credit and collec-- tions: Si EXECUTIVE SERVICE. 121 Olive. chief timekeeper: N240414301i0. zxrcuTrvz SERVICE.

721 Olive. Clerk- Typist: 21-25: good future for bright --young man; $1S00. ADVERTISING PRODUCTION MGR. experience desired In newspaper. billboard.

magazine and radio advertyping. Using; REFERENCE Rm. 310. 705 Olive. MESSENGER GIKE.

Work for the tele- STENOGRAPHER--Auto finance; '25d- ADVER'rISING PRODUCTION MAN phone company; clean. peasan sr- vancement S140 up. -40; experienced only; 3250 start. lt roundings; start at $24 Per week. four ACTIVE.

315 N. 7th. 315 N. Seventh. salary mcreases the first oPPor-iSTENOGR7iPHERExperienced.

WeIlsto4, ADVERTISING. Production Manager tunity for advancement. Apply Rootrri Mfg. EV. S150.

Mr. Sagner. 2K-35; 525i). BULLETIN. 611 Olive MESSENGER for the telephone company; clean.

pleasant surroundings; start at $24 Per week. four salary increases the first opportunity for advancement. Apply Rowe ADVERTISING PRODUCTION MAN25-44); experienced only: 5250 start. 315 N. Seventh.

ADVERTISING, Production Manager m-35; 5250. BULLETIN. 611 Olive FOR ARTHRITIS. Selene SPraini- a CLERKS-5-day weex: ir-conditioned Fracture our short-we Mather offices Min Voss. CE 8156.

of sr- Rental Service Is low cosa and is wide- pointment Monsanto Chem. 1700 S. 2d. ly used: ask your physician. SAMPSON cl.r.RK-Typtst--$125; meet public; per- INDUSTRIES.

INC 3711i Wa trin shing. sonality. CH. 1771. BONDED.

JEfferson S555. tL Laboratory; steady; STOCKHOLDERS mtErTGs 571 CLERK TYPIST good working conditions: opportunity. ANNUAL MEETING AND, ELECTION Gaylord Container 2S20 S. 11 tit. St, December in.11946.

Notice CLERICAL POSITIONwith some typiS hereby given thee the, annual meet- ing Parke Davis 198 lag of the stockholders of the Globe- s. Fourth. St, Louis. December Notice Is hereby given that thee annual meeting of the stockholders of the CLERKS-5-day week: air-conditioned offices Miss Voss. CE 8156, of ap- pointment.

Monsanto Chem. 1700 S. 2d. meet public; per30111111ty. CH.

1771. BONDED. 1404 Telephone Pine. NIGHT SHIFT OperatorsPower sewing- EVR-KLEAN MFG. CO- 23(11 Madison.

NURSE'S AIDWhite. for small institution hospital: full maintenance. The St. Louis Altertheint. 54toois S.

Bdwalt ICTURSESR. medical and 'surgical division; 11 p. m. to 7 a. nursery, ei a.

m. to 3 p. m. GRand large hospital, St Louis: good salary. IT Globe-Democrat.

OP-FMB GirlSome typing; 5-Way week: 004:1 galarY. Old Judge Coffee .01 N. 2nd. CLERICALLight typlog; small office; 5-day 1.1111-ILLEAN Mfg. 23(11 Madison.

CLERKGood at figures: $160 BULLETIN ABSTRACT, 611 Olive. CLERK Downtown; 5 does: $135 AAA 1612 Arcade Bide. CLERK-TYPIST-16-35: expertenePd: meet be accurate and steady worker. 1519 let IL 'b. Globe-Democrat Publishing Company of St Louis will-be held at thei office of said company.

1133 Franklin venue. in the City of St Louis. on Vietnoiday. January 8. 1947.

at 9 oclack a. for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing and for the transaction of business as may be brought before said meeting. E. LANSING RAT. President EDWARD C.

LEPP. Assistant Secretary. I I.