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flin.r. .1 'i I 1 I 4 I 1 4 1 .2 1 I I 1 I i il ft 4 1 1- 1 I PkW AWLS 4 WI 4 1 2F EnutruSintit-Eigniitrrat. 'Jan. 25,1948 Births Recorded 1DEATHS I ANNM Gruen DEA BUR BOYS. DEATHS 20 BURGDORFER, ANNA M.

(nee INCOME TAX RETURNS 39 INCOME TAX returna prepared by expert. rederal, state and city. Daily 9 a. p. Sunday 10 a- p.

m. Call or al; appointment. GRACE TAX SERVICE, 2253 S. Grand. Sidney 30).

HELP WANTEDFmolo BOOKKEEPING MACKINE I OPERATOR Attractive position open; S-day week: substantial discount on wonderful working conditions. Apply Personnel Office, oth Floor, ILLINES. 608 Washington. BOOKKEEPrNG MACHINE OPERATOR National; b-day week; attractive al BOOKKEEPING MACKINE 1 OPERATOR Attractive position open; 5-day week: substantial discount on purchaseal wonderful working conditions. Apply Personnel Office, oth Floor, ILLINES.

608 Washington. BOOKKEEPUIG MACHINE OPERATOR National; 5-day week; attractive ideal working conditions; WANTEDPmalit 100'HELP WANTEDPentate 100 CnilL or Woman for CARDEX SYSTEM SALES GIRLExperienced in dress day week; pleasant working condi- and suits Dorothy Hers, Arcade Bidt time; good pay. Apply in person, Ford SALESWOMEN 21-30; aggressive Hotel Supply 814 N. Broadwai- yotmg women to sell braasieres in our GIRL OR WO Cooking and down- better corset department- Apply Mem. stsirsf stay: references; good wages.

STIII. BAER FULLER. misng 6480.. SALESWOMEN 23-30i for junior 8.8; office; some typing; dresses: must be energetic and desire chance' for advancement MAin 3260. opportunity for advancement.

APPIY Meat sTlx. BAER PULLER- GIRLGenerter. a aline: 5'4 Ys SALESWOMENNor high fashion mer- Manches 7701 SALES GIRL--Experienced in dresses and sults. Dorothy Hers, Arcade Bldt SALESWOMEN 21-30; aggressive young women to sell braasieres in our better corset department. APPLY Mew, BAER FULLER.

SALESWOMEN 23-30; for junior dresses: must be energetic and desire opportunity for advancement. APPlY Mese sTlx. BAER St FULLER. SALESWOMENNor high leshion HELP years; nee; STIX. aBSOC tent DEATHS 20'DEATHS 20 I 'LASLEY.

CHARLES D. Of 790518. STALLEY, FRANKRock Creek. Broadway, on Jan. 24.

19414, hus- Jan. 23. 1948. dear aon of Jo-band of Rose Lasley, on of Mrs. Thomas sepia and Barbara Stalley.

dear brother Helton. lather of Donald. Cynthia, Billie of Anna Lang, Emma Yenicek and and Nancy Lasley and Mrs. Roae Rich-1 George Btalley and the late Joe and ardson and Mrs. Jacquellne Niccum.

Mike Stalley. Mary Oreanwell and Bar-brother of Mri0 Agatha Hibbard and bank Leicht, dear brother-in-law, uncle William Lasley and Leland, Howard and and cousin. Haroid Stowell. i Funeral from the Reiligtag Ftmeral Funeral services will be held from Rome. Imperial, Jan.

26, at Kurrus Chapel, 2525 State East 8:30 a. to the Immaculate ConcepLouis. Time later. tion Catholic -Church and Cemetery. Arnold.

Mo. SA AK r. I I merchandise le ready-to-wear departments: experience preferred. Apply EAR di FULLER. WANTEDPmot 100 TELza.Hows Order to 46 must have some sales 5-daY.

40-hour week. BAER PULLER. TRAINEE savings and loan ten; must have ability to tyPe, knowledge of bookkeeping and cope to meet the public 90. TYPIST-NO FEE Harittle correspondence: chemical expert. tElCil helpful; fine firm; 5 days; ex.

cellent future: $160 "AUDIT" wald a doe! Tern dgran om at 8 8hre Cemt CAL 181. Sat, Jose Lotti the ray gran eons rth. Resu MOM Annt Temme dear Home. at 8 1814 Joseph Loulse the a. member 'Anna Greenwaid)--Ozi Jan.

23. 1948. at beloved wile of Charles L. Burg-dotter And dear mother of Charlotte and Harry L. Burgdorter.

our sister sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt Funeral from Schumacher Funeral 4013 -Ateritmec, 26. a. m. to EL Michael's Church at Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. CALCADERRA.

ROSE (nee Parigi)--- Hereford entered into rest on Jan. 24, 1948, beloved wife of Calcaterra, dear motheg of Mrs. Buttice, John, Charles. Prank and late Angelo Calcaterra. der sister.

grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and Funeral from Calcaterra Funerd Roma, Jan. 27, 8:31) to St. Ambrose Churcbt Interment iResurrection Cemetery. Deceased was a of Christian Mothers akd St. SocietYi CLAIBORNE; HENRI' MOORK----On Jan.

23, 1948, at Miami. husband of Hazel Walker Claiborne. brother of Maria C. Bishop and Frances C. Dean.

Service at Lupton Chapel. 7233 Delmar bl. Tuesday. 2 P. m.

Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Arrival Louis lt. Miehaers at iteiment Belleontaine KOSE tate Palle, it. entered Into rest on iHAS. beloved wits of I.

dear motheA af MrL Dhn Charles. Frank and Calcaierra. dear sister. Other-In-law. aunt and aleaterra F1nerd 11Int Jan.

'27, 8:3 nose Churcbt Interment ietery. Deceased was a istian Mothers apd St. MACKE. I Jan. 22.

raments loved hust Heckmann) arandlathei rather-In-1s and uncle. Funeral Gravois. emn requ Church. 1 tery. mem! Resurrectio McKERNAP Gresham a MACKE, Jan.

22. At Heckmann). Gebkect grandfather and uncle. Funeral Gravols. requiem Church.

tery. Member Resurrection MeSERNAN, Gresham STABBED-, 1948. belovei dearest moth, grandmother sister and au Funeral In W. Lockwood Jan. 26.

at Burial Park. STEPHENS, Jan. Minnie Aleph' Howard and Berry, Marie Hazel and T1 Ida Bovis, grandfather. Funeral se McLaughlin's. STAUDER.

THERESA On Jan. 22. 1948. beloved wife of Edward dearest mother of Leon Werner. dear arandmother of Sandra Le Werner sister and aunt.

Funeral from the Parker Chapel. 15 W. Lockwood bl. Webster Groves. Jan.

26. at 2 Et. tn. Interment Burial Park. STEPHENS, ANDREW 2814 Marcus Jan.

24. 1948. beloved husband of Minnie Atephens, father of Earl, Glenn. Howard and Clayton Stephens, Lillian Berry, Marie Pinch and Helena Flach. Hazel and Howard Cooper.

brother of Tilde Bovis, out father-in-law and Funeral service 8 p. m. Monday at McLaughlin's. E301 Lafayette. Interment Tuesdayia p.

at MarquaheL MO. Shaw, on Jan. 23, 1948, at 5:30 p. beloved husband of the late Frieda Ulrich, dear father of Louise-Jarosik. our dear grandfather and great-grandfather.

Funeral from Kula, Funeral Home, 29116 Mon. Jan. 26, 1 m. Interment Mount Cemetery. Member of West Gate Lodge No.

A. F. and A. M. VICK, MARTIN SR.Of 7248 Gravois Sat.

Jam, 24. 1948, 4:30 a. dearly beloved busband of Anna Vick (nee Steinfatt), dear feller of Martin Albert and Ella Vick, dear latherin-lave and grandfather. 4ir Funeral from Wacker-Helderle Chapel. 3634 Gravois Jan.

II IO a. m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. WADE. BEDWIG Laclede Jan.

23, 1048. beloved wife of Andrew F. Wade dear mother of Andrew. Robert and Norma Wade; our dear grandmother, and sister. Funeral froth Arthur J.

Donnelly Parlors. 3840 Lindell Jan. 26, 8:30 a. St. Louis IISLVILL V.

fl 11: and to. Binder, 1412 Bowan pL C. and D. Braswell, Affton.4 14, and G. Brauckmuller, Brentwood.

M. and B. Broder, 1201 Montclair. C. and Brooks, 4366 St.4Louta.

P. and V. Brown. 1323 N. QarriSOSto D.

and P. Campbell, Kirkwood. J. and M. Cicotte, 0211 Entight.i V.

and B. Clarke, 3805 J. and E. Cravens, 4951 Arisenal. J.

and M. Cronin, 5929A Tboodosia. J. and L. CYT1111.

4263 Ladlecta. E. and D. Overland. 4 i M.

and Dickerson. 4176 -and P. Evarui, Overland. 6 1 J. and D.

Fine, )439 Rowan. J. and V. Flynn, Normandy-. I P.

and S. Prentrel, 4808 Broadway. R. and P. Fuchs, Kirkwood; and M.

Gahan, Normandy. M. and G. Genovese. 2010 NThirtee'isth.

A. and Gray, Kali St. Louis. J. and L.

Hackney, 5550 Bartmer. M. and Z. Hurst, Walnut Park. J.

and G. Judge, 3873 Fairview. C. and L. Klein, 5743 Lisette.

W. and Knowles, 3863 West Pine. E. and L. Lemee, 2617A N.

'Sarah. V. and L. Lewis, 3013 Bailey. M.

and E. LicaY011, 2806 St. Louts. C. and D.

Miller, 1429A Tower Grove. L. and M. Nordstrom, West Pine, M. and M.

O'Malley, Overland. and N. Vandeventer, A. and S. Rosenthal, 5612 Julian, H.

and V. Rowell. 4011 Enright. C. and E.

Schadek, 3207A Kossuth. N. and W. Schmelz. St.

Loin -County. R. sand H. Sharp, Webster -Grovel If. and P.

Shucart, University ty. and L. Shuchart, Clayton, J. and 1.4. Signorelli, 8335 Abner pl.

B. and O. Tanner, 1852 S. wetrth. and 4627 Evans.

L. and L. Tunnel', 4142 Kennerly. and R. WaHerstetn 6808 wise and A.

Watson. 1659 Coloi T. and E. Welch, East St. Louis L.

and I. Williams, 4510 Newberry ter. T. and A. Wilson, 6I5A N.

Sarah. GIRLS. it and Antal, 591 S. McArthur, W. and A.

Carr, '1150 Newberry'ter. and E. Cassler. Overland. I P.

and C. Congress, East St. LOWS. J. ant T.

Cook. 3130 Rutger and E. Cunningham. 4219 Papin. IL and L.

Daddona, 1128 Tamm. J. and Dansker, 13'24A Blackstone, G. and P. Fischbach.

3647 North Market. G. and M. Gavin. 3843 Iowa.

M. and S. Goldstein. Clayton. and D.

5222 Wabada. J. and J. Gunter. Clayton.

and M. Harper. 44159A DeTonty. S. and W.

Hart. 12.r.3 Temple. and A. Kalish. (tAns).

Clayton. J. and G. Kelly. University City.

H. and D. Kolb. 264A Osage. and E.ulage.

5666 Summitt. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 AT.r2CANDER SONS' li'uneral Chapel 6175 Delmar. CAbany 0331. ENSIE1-NIEFLAUS MORTUARY 1431 UNION FOrest 1176 BEN-3455 Alberta 1948, fortified with the Sacraments Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Macke (nee dear father of Bernadette and Lillian Gettinger, dear of Bobby Gebken, our dear father-in-law. brother, brother-in-law from Gebken Chapel, '2830 Jan.

26, 8:30 a. in. Solemn masa at, Resurrection Interment Resurrection Cente. of -Holy Name Society. of parish.

MICHAEL 5631 On Jan. 24, 194S. fortified with ths sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Anna M. McKeman (nee Smith). dear.

lather of Dr. Bernard J. McKernan, dear brother of Mrs. 3 Anna Thomas, dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle.i i Funeral from Itriegshauser Mortuary, Anna -Adlehardt. Funeral at 8::0 a.

m. Monday from the Herr FunetaV Home. 503 W. Main. Collinsville.

111 to St. Stephen's Catholic Church. Casegville, Ill, at 9 a.i Please omit flowers. MENCZKOWSK1 FRANK SR. .1600 Knapp, entered Ent rest 22, 1948 beloved husband of the late, Adele Menczkowski (neeNiebrzydowska).

dear father of Mrs. J. Karwowska, Mrs. L. Sokolowska.

Mrs. J. Sokolowska. Mrs. C.

Cichocka. Mrs! V. Podolska: Miss H. Menczkowska and the late Frank Menczkowski our dear father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral from St.

Louis Funeral Hothe, St. Louis. Jan, 21,, N30 a. to St. CaSimees Churcht Eighth and Mullanphy.5 Interment, Calvary Cemetery.

05 St. Louis. Jan. 26, a to St. CaSimer'S Eighth and Mullanphy.5 Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Mon. afternoon. 4228 S. Jan. 27, at a.

Our Lady of Sorrows CLARK, VITAL Dover, Jan. 2'1 1948, 10:20 P. m. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery: A dear husband of the late Addle Clark ember of Rain Council No.

828. K. ot C. Married Men's Sodality and (nee Richardson). dear lather of Iona St.

Vincent de Patti Society of Our Lady Brandt, dear. grandfather of Howard L. Brandt, dear great-grandfather of Cheryl of Sorrows Church. i I and Gary Brandt. brother of Mary McLAUGHLIN, WALTER R.

40154 Ne- Ford and Robert Clark, dear pricier, braska. Jan. 241 1948, 1215 noon Funeral from Chapel, fortified with the sacraments of Holy 3634 Gravois Jan. 26. Mother Chureicabtleloved son of William p.

m. Interment Sunset Burial Detes and Catherine McLaughlin (flee ted was a member of Modern J. Woodmen of 1tmerica Camp No, 7 755, Betschart), dear brother of Melvin ClitLord Clintint and Vincent and I Pride of the Valley No. 4.35. I.

0. P. deaf of Marie Collins. dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. CULLL KATE-14202 Kammerer Remains in state after 6 P.

in. Sunni, Jan. 23. 1948. beloved wife of day at Wingbernluehle Funeral Home.

the late Peter A. dear mother of 3819 S. Grand. Funeral time A Fred, Bert. Raymond and Harold, Mrs.

member of Brewery Drivers' Local, No. Minnie Collins. Ida Culit and Mrs. Helen 133 and American Le, ion. Tone, dear mother-in-law.

grandmother, MEES. MRS. FRANCESJan. 1948, and aunt. Caseyvillet Ill dear mother of William.

Services p. at John Ziegenhein Sons' Funeral Home, 70 Josephoo Bianche Anderson. Carl and 27 Hen rY grandmother of William Antler- Churchyard. Gravoia ave. Interment, St.

Patti's 5012, Ada Mae and Rosemary Meet, sts- MEES. MRS. FRANCESJan. 22. 1948, Caseyvi11e1 Ill dear mother of William, Josephoo-Blanche Anderson.

Carl and Henry. grandmother of William Anderson, Ada Mae and Rosemary Mees, sister of Mrs. CURRAN, CATHERINE Gibson Jan. ,21, 1948, dear beloved daughter of Rose Curran (nee McManus) and the late Patrick J. Curran.

dear sister of Mary Georgen, Thomas and John of Royal Oak. Bess; Nell Flaherty of White Plains. N. Sister Rose Patrick, Sisters of retto, of South Pasadena, Ettel Robert, detbc sister-in-law, aunt. niecl and cousic Punera from Kriegshauser 4228 S.

gshighw ay, Jan, 20, 9 a. to St. Cronan's In- terment Calvary Cemetery. DATES. CLARA E.

6704 Vern font. Jan. 24. 1948. beloved alit of the late John H.

Dates, dear mother of Mrs. Robert Bebee and Per ley A. Dates. Funeral from C. Hoffmetster 7814 S.

Broadway, Jan. 26. at 2 ro to. Interment St. Matthew's Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. DE LORME, CHARLES A.Of Monsanto. On Jan. 24 1946, dear husband 01. Mary be Lorme, brother of Laura La Robardier and our dear uncle.

Funeral ftom Dashner Funeral Home. Dupo, IlL. Jan. 27, at to Holy Famtly Church. Canokia, Ill.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. 315 N. th. 4th n.

TYPIST-CLERK oeod at figures: Al firm; rapid advance. meet: 5-day: $1654175- BULLETIN ABSTRACT 611 Olive CHestnut 6050. TYPISTBeginner; excellent opportunity for the right girl: 5-day week: modern office. Hess II Drug Co 3901 N. Kingshighway.

Apply pan entrance. TYPIST-CLERK--S150 5-day. Ac-rwr. 315 N. l'th.

TYPIST Excellent future: pleasant working dittons: 5-day week. A. S. Aloe Co, 19th and Olive. TYPIST-ClerkSalary $125; rapid 11, crease with knowledge, 111111St appreciate pleasant Statatindings and come to work without a Call Sunday only.

William Connors. Melbourne Hotel TYPIST-ClerkIf you can handle -in ediphone. sr learn apply to Wil- Ham Connors, Melbourne Hotel. Sun- day only Start a month. more for experienced operator.

TYPIST Experienced preferred: will train for typing of orders and invoices: modern office; 5-day week. Moloney Electric. 5390 Bircher. EV. TYPISTRapid: straight typing: 'high starting rates and excellent opportunity to advance: permanent possition, Buss- a man Mfg.

Co. Jefferson and St. Loutsle TYPIST-iInvoice. billing. experienced preferred: unusual opportunity tor ambitious girl.

Itatkin 1601 Hanley TYPISTFor form letters: permanent: high school 17-23, excellent working-conditions; 3-day week. Hardware Mutual. :0,15 Olive JE. 5830. TYPIST-Dictaphone OperatorBeginner considered; 5 days.

Mr. Grove. Westinghouse. 1011 Spruce. TYPIST-CLERKFor radio service de: partment: downtown: Permanent.

Call Hertzler. CHestnut 2323. TYPISTTo type snoe factory tickets; steady position. HamiltortzScheu-Walan Shoe 2107 Lucas. TYPIST Some baling; experienced.

1. Call CHestnut 1413. South: SISO up. ABC. tillh Olive.

Room 442. TYPISTSExperienced or inexperienced; 5-day, 40-hour week. ApPly Employment Office. FAMOUS-BARR CO south $175. REFERENCE Room 310, 705 Olive.

TYPIST-CLERK days; downtown; $135 up. No ABC. 906 Olive. TYPIST-ClerkCasualty insurance experience: 5 days; $160 plus bonus. ADVANCE.

I ei Olive. TYPIST-ClerkFos- order department: must be accurate typist: modern office; permanent. Mr. Lahrmann. CE.

4490. TYPIST BILLER CLERK 4--- 404iour week. Call Mr. Gleiber. MAin (P534.

(11 TYPIST-5-day- week: 'modern office and cafeteria: permanent. CE. in. TYPISTinsurance office: 5-day week. Room -706 Chestnut.

VARITYPISTTypihg experience: 5- day week. Apply Emerson, Electric, SIM Florissant. to 4:30. WArrRESSESWhite; neat: clean and experienced. Apply Missetul Mule.

8 to 10 a. to- 11)23 Locust. WAITRESS Over 21; experienced': serve drinks only. 4501 Delmar. WALLPAPER SALESLADYState previous experience: all replies confide'sT S.

WOMENEARN good income in spare time: 61 years of friendly service paves the say for your success with Avon product. DElmar 181-2. WOMENNeed money? We supply work to be done at borne at your easy. 0. Olobe-Dem.

WOMENEarn cash in spare time at .86 home; no selling: no canvassing: cation work. Write Remco Products. 206 Main Nyack. N. Dept.

IA. WOMENTo- do house-to-house sales promotion work. with large national food concern: no experience necessary; 'St) per day, automatic vocation. Blue Cross insurance. Call CEnire' 4516.

Miss Putman. WOMAN General housework. soma laundry: 4 children: stay: room, radio; $217. 92, Globe-Democrat. Call DElmar to do sates promotion work: along the lines of food nutrition.

will train: good salary. vacation, group insurance; with large national concern. to). Globe-Democrat. 1 X-RAY and tab TechnicianPart-time; 3 days per week; salary LABC.

tinfi Olive. Room 415.. -VARti GOODS pgrienee pref erred or will those Interested in textiles and sewing. Apply Mewatune; STIX, BAER ei PULLER. YOUNG ACTIVE WOMEN YOUNG ACTIVE -WOMEN dear sister of Bernard, 'Elizabeth and, John Wegescheide.

Mrs. Anna Edler. Mrs. Catherine Ellerbrock and the late Gertrude Matter, our dear aunt and cousin. MLYNARCZYK, ADAM Min- Funeral Jan.

''h. 8:10 a. nesota, Jan. 22 194M. husband 1 from W.

A. Stock Mortuary. Grand and of the late Anna tnee.Sratigai), dear Florissant, to St. Augustine's Church. father of Marion Dreasel and Interment Richard, dear brother of IVIrs.

Frances Niedzialkowski, dear grandlither. WILKE, jotiN D. Of 382bA North in-law, brother-in-law' and uncle. Market Jan, 23. 1948, husband of Funeral from Southern Funeral Home, Emma Atherton Wilke.

father of Charles 6:322 S. Grand ori Jan. ,26, George H. and Clarence T. Wilke.

at 830 a. to St. Service I p. in the Great all of the Robert Ambruster Mor- Interment Mount. Olix Cemetery.

tuary. Clayton road at Concordia lane. Wegescheicle, dear sister of Bernard, Elizabeth and, John Wegescheide. Mrs. Anna Edier, Mrs.

Catherine Ellerbrock and the late Gertrude Matter, our dear aunt and cousin. Funeral Jan, 26. 8:10 a. W. A.

Stock Mortuary. Grand and to St. Augustine's Church. Interment WILKE, JOHN II. Of 3826A North Market Jan, 23.

1948, husband Of Emma Atherton Atherton Wilke. father of Charles George H. and Clarence T. Wilke. Service Mon- 1 p.

In the Great Hall of the. Robert J. Ambruster Mor- tuary. Clayton road at Concordia lane. salary; permanency required.

Reply by letter. giving age and qualifications, Dick X-Ray 3974 Olive. BOOKKEEPING Machine Operatortxperienced; midtown; 5 days; Ina. 9-5; $160-5175. BUSINESS SERVICE, 48 Years.

721 Olive. BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR 5 days; downtown; $150 up. blo tee. ABC. 9()6 Olive.

Room 442. BOOKKEEPERYoung lady; good 'at figure v- permanent. Primo Pants 1317 Washington. BOOKKEEPER Complete charge; 15165- NEWMATi PERSONNEL. 613 Locust.

BOOKKEEPERLight shorthand; downtown; excellent opportunity; 5-day; 8200. EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. BUNDLERSOn dresses; 18 to 22; steady work; excellent pay. Alex Carafiol, 1307 Washington.

fourth fl. BUYER-MANAGER Ready to wear. Carmi. Ill. The Specialty Shot).

5630 Delmar. CALCSLATION ClericJanuary graduate preferred; we have work lasting 6 months for 4 graduates entering college in fall; should have 3 years high school mathematics General American Lifo Insuranoe 15'01 Locust. Ninth Floor. CASHIER Typist: Mid-to Vn: 3140. "1AUDII" n15 N.

7th 4th ft. CASHIER-TypistFor relief cashier duties; must be good at figures; prefer one with auto parts experiencePRoa Pect 7403 after 9 a. m. CASHIER--New West End office; $150 NEWMAN PERSONNEL, 613 Locuar. CASHIERt11-30; light typing; $140-- S150 REFERENCE 705 Olive.

CLERICALSExperienced or inexperienced; 5-day, 40-hour week. Aptsly Employment Office. FAMOUS-BARR COMPANY. CLERICALLight bookkeeping; pay roll; small office. Call STerling 6631 Sun.

GArfield 5516 Mon. CLERK ALL JOBS FREE Perpetual inventory or stock control: Job opportunity of week: I days; south; S140. 705 Olive. CLERKSMail clerks and experienced typists; aLso clerk-typist with accounting background; ages 1S-23; 5-day week; -top salaries. Call Ws; Voss.

Personnel CE. for appointment to suit your convdnience. CLERK-TYPISTSmall company; agreeable surroundings: downtown office; advancement: 91. Globe-Dent. CLERK-TypistWhite, age 17-43: competitive examination; Board of Education, last date for filing application, Jan.

26. Apply Board of Examiners, Room 202. Board of Education Building. 011 Locust st. capable.

for 5-day week, with excellent future. in modern publisher's office. Meat( Merchandising. 105 S. 9th.

C. 4411 CLERK-TYPISTLaclede Stoker 44:04 Hunt, FRanklin 1220. CLERKS170-S190 per month; City Civil Service examination now veterans preference: vacation and sick leave; 1 year's residence in city required. Apply or write Dept. of Personnel.

Rm. 235 Municipal Courts Bldg: years. good typing speed. 5-day week, midtown location. salary to start.

St. Louis Medical Bureau. 210 Humboldt, Medical Grand and Washington. CLERKFor general office work; no dictation or -wages; permanent position. Sunshine Laundry, 2323 Rutger.

CLERK20-27; light typing; Amin for cashier: public contact: 9-5: 5 days; $150-S160. REFERENCE Room 310.: 705 Olive. CLERK(North; no typing: 5 days: S1411, in 1 year S180. ADVANCE, 618 Olive. CLERK-TYPIST-NO FEE SI-10 -up: 5-day.

CH. 1771, BONDED. CLERKNo typing; some figure work; downtown; A days. -t "CAREER" 705 Olive. Rm.

510. CHesinnt S5s1. CLERKGood at figures; some ttlitaing experience: modern office: permanent. Mr. Lahrmann, CEntral 0490.

CLERKKnowledge of comptorneter operation: opportunity for beginner. Mermod-Jaccard-King. Locust at 9th. CLERKNo typing: 3 daya; downtown; to 8130. ABC.

906 Olive. Room 442. CLERK-Typist 5 days: downtown; SI50-S115. ADVANCE. SIR Olt Ve.

CLERK-Typist-1-----Meet public; MILLS. SIN Olive. CLERK--Assist boAcit: beginner; EFFICIENCY. 915 Olive. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR i Experienced, able to do divl, multiplication abd subi traction: 5-day 40-hour weelu Apply Lmployment FAMOUS-BARR CO.

COMPTOMETEITOPERATOR 18-22: 5 days: $165. "AUDIT" 315 N. 7th. 4th 11 COMPTOMETER Operator-18 -30 years: experienced or beginner; 5-day. 40- hour week.

Liberal merchandise discounts. Mezzanine, SITE, BAER az FULLER. COMPTOlvIETER OPERATOR-21-35; ,5 days; $175-S200. REFERENCE Room 310. 705 Olive.

COMPTOMETER OperatorExperienced; 5-day; S150-5175. BUSINESS SERVICE. 48 Years. 721 Olive. COMPTOMETER Operator Excellent firm; to S220.

ADVANCE. SIR COMPTOMETER Operator Consider beginner; S150. MILLS. RIR Olive. COMPTOMETER GOVERNESSPor Protestant institution; age 80 to 40 preferred; must have tood education and love children; excellent pay; excellent living conditions; give full particulars, references first letter.

91 Globe-Demoerst. 1948 GRADUATES We have a few openings in our dictaphone department: we will train you to operate In electric typewriter for assignment as a dietaphone operator; permanesit positions for those who qualify. Modern office. Lahrmann, CE. 0490.

HEAD BOOKKEEPERWith past experience in supervising work of assistantI: retail chain store experience preferred. Write complete details of former employment. 0 SS, Globe-Dem. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATESBeginners: good opportunities for typists. stenographers.

clerks and comptometer operators. Mallinekrodt Chemical Works, 3n00 N. Second. HOUSEMAID Adults; On carline, east of Kingshighway; colored preferred. Phone mornings.

rarest 2131. HOUSEVVIVESNever before have Avon representatives enjoyed such splendid sales whd profits; there is ad opening in North St. Louis. Call N. '7137.

HOUSEWIVESPart time, at home. The longer you work the more you make. We teach you how. FREE. See Miss RaY.

7o5 Olive Room I. B. M. TABULATING Machine Opera tor4-Fleasant working conditions; permanent. Mr.

Lahrmann, CEi 0440. JANUARY GRADUATEBeginnets con. sideret for typing, clerical and steno. graphia work; a-day week. Oeneral American Life Insurance 1501 Locustl Ninth Floor.

JANUARY OraduatesChoice positions now open for beginners in all fields; special, low fee. NEWMAN PERSONNEL. 61, 'Locust. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Must be trained; 5-day. 40-hour week; 19-35 years Of age; liberal discount on all purchases.

Mezzanine. STIX. BAR PULLER. LAB TECHNICIANRegistered: salary open. ABC.

906 OUve, Room 415.. LADY-4or housework in priest's ree1 tory. 90, Globe-Democrat. LAUNDRY HELPOpenings in all departments for experienced girls. Apply 7:30 is.

Sunshine Laundry. 2323 Rutgen LINEN Saleswoman--25 to 35, for, fancy and staple linens: prefer sales experience: i5-day week. Apply Mezzanine, STIX. 'BAER. TILLER.

single. 30 years, live near. don't phone. 1505 Market. MATRQNSPublic schoolsi white: unmarried: age 21-40: general housekeeping work; competitive examination; last date for filing 'Jan.

27. Apply Board i of Examiners. Rm. 202. Board of Education 01 I Locust st, MEET' PUBLIC AND TYPE S135: no fee.

CH. 1771., BONDED. MILLINERY Manager For largest ready-tcs-wear store in Topeka. must be thoroughly experienced; stile full details; excellent salary. Globe-Democrat; REQUIRE MILLINERY DESIGNER and work room Manager Accustnined to designing for the finest clientele.

OCKHARTS 4926 Maryland MODEL-S130 4-13 ACTIVE. 315 N. 7th. NIIRSE-25-60; white; 2 children; own loom: ether- help; local references re' INYdorcn 0479. OFFICB WORK(2) clerical: week; no typing.

Apply Pierce Bldg. News. 2206 Locust. OPERATORSExperienced single and double needle for, work on men's robes or kindred- lines: Good pay, pleasant iorking conditions. RICE-STIX FACTORY, NO.

N. Ith. 5th FL. OPERATOR SPEEDOMAT Experienced; top pay; steady pleasant working conditions. ApMY 1 ii0 Olive st OPERATORS EXpferienced on better drwsec Apply all week.

Siegel, 1123 WashingtoM. 6th floor. orERAToason dresses: interesting opening for experienced workers: we will guarantee steady work year round. Armin Alex Caratiol. 130'7 Wash- ington, fourth floor.

OPER AMORSSewing inachine expert- ence On single and double needle: S27 i to S37.50 per work through vacation and health benefits. SOCIETY BRAND RAT 123 Washington. 3d floor. i OPERATORS Experienced on 2-needle sewing machines. THE ALLIGATOR 4171 Bingham.

I i OPERATORS. I xperienced sewing machine operstos. 'E THE' ALLIGATOR 4171 'gingham. OPERATORS--On dresses; steady work; good; good working conditions. Apply! De Luxe Dress Main Floor.

1131 Washington. -OPERATORS Experienced on men's pants; steady employment; paid holt- days; and vacation. Paramount Mfg. is09 1' OPERATORS Experienced on 2-needle sewing machines. THE ALLIGATOR in 4171 Bgham.

I It OPERATORS seising machine operators. ALLIGATOR 4171 OPERATORS--On dresses; steady work; good; PitY; good working conditions. Apply! De Luxe Dress Main Floor. 1134 Washington. OPERA.TORS Experienced on men's pants; steady employment: paid holi- days; And vacation.

Paramount Mfg. .09 MAY E. (nee Weed- years each, as provided by the By-laws, mancY)--Of Cleveland. entered and for the transaction of such other Into rest Jan. 1948, 8:45 business as may properly be brought be-, p.

beloved wife of the late Jesse fore said meeting. Watkinson. dear mother of ima Wat- ALLEN MAY, President. kinson, Helen E. Lantz and Mrs.

Attest: C. R. Goodrich, Secretary. Ethel Jones of Santa Barbara, Cal- St. Louis.

Missouri. January 23, dear grandmother of 'Mrs. Jean Massie Bullock. our dear sister, sister-in-law TRAVEL and Transportation 61 I and great-grandmother. RIDE Kirkwood to Services 8 p.

at Beider- hours Kirkwood 1723, Sun; wieden Soat Side Funeral Nome. :1620 and eves. -Chippewa st. thence removed to Pleasant Hill, Mo. for interment Mon.

De-1 SITUATIONS 75 ceased was member of G. I. A. of COLLEGE would appreB. of L.

E. North Side Division No. 578. date room and board in exchange for WEGESEHEIDE, MARY-3915 Vest, en-I light household duties. GRand 3295.

tered into rest Jan. 2, 1.948. 1 COOKSiti first-class; no housework daughter of the late Stephen and Mary Sidney 68,1. DAY experienced; colored. Call Monday, FRanklin 0747.

colored: or clean offices nights. CHestnut 6578. day work; cleaning. iron-from log, washing; references; experienced: $4.70 day. Lucas 6096.

-IISI cleaning, ironing, day or Week: experienced. NEwstead 7487. colored: laundry or ing: reference. NEwstead .9777. GIRLSits colored; excellent ironer, Mon Sat.

6176. white; to clean; by day. FOrest 7323. colored: 'housework; $5.20 a day. LUtas 137..

vR Ei nWR 0 Rr ironing, ng, cents n9t4s oh our-r i Sill eleant5nIg). I 01.Is colored; cooking, houseWolken, work. laundry; 5 days week. LlIcas 9288. bundles done in my 1 home; dependable.

references. RO. 7905 LA NORESSSi 't colored: experienced, dependable. FRanklin 19'27. So-- LAUNDRESS -L-- experienced; work done in home; reference.

NE. 1808. LAUNDRY done in my tome; guarantee service: pick up and deliver. NEwLansdowne, stead 6392. JEfferson 084M.

MODELSit you'll sell more baby clothes than you ever dreamed about. if you'll let me model them: I'm Only five months old but I've got lots of long -wavy hair and that cute baby shape; just write to! my Moms and YOU will learn more. 89. Globe-D. I frauTnIdCrtly.L.NAREwPstEZL4E6icaal.1 Evans Hand PLAIN SEWING and alterations.

4384. SPECIALIZING in ladles' Vogue suits and coats and dressmaking; also altera1 tioos. JEfferson 3543. years each, as provided by the By-laws, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before said meeting. ALLEN MAY, President.

Attest: C. R. Goodrich, Secretary. St. Louis.

Missouri. January 23, 1948. TRAVEL and Transportation 61 RIDE Wttl.From Kirkwood to city; hours 8-5. Kirkwood 1723, Sun. and eves.

CALVIN P. rEuTz uneral 4828 Natural Bfulge. EVergreen 278i. CROGHAN HOME 7146 MANCHESTER. HIland 1440.

FUNERAL HOME' 4212 St. Louis. NEwstead 3644; 11619 E. Grand. GRand 2617.

JOSEPH QUINII 1389 Union Forest '7547 Ilt-iiEGER VOSS FUNERAL HOME. 3402 N. Kingshighway. Mt. 2000.

KUTIS FUNERAL' HOME 2906 Gtavois LAciede 3000 VEIONER UNDERTAKING 2-2-Q-3 St. Louis. CH. 1654. Established 1849.

VuTTELBERG FUNERAL MEs Webster, Kirkwood, Valley ark, SCHEDAG-HENKE FUNE AL HOME, YAPH 2142 2625 G'ratid 4143 SCRNUR FUNERAL 124 Leta- yette. Rand 7tiLl 7 STROOT la CARR 1. i 4600 Natural Bridge pOodfellow 0341 CHAS. P. STUART as SONS funeral Home and Feel tree to pnune us.

day or night. 70p0. 1 tED FENDLER 1420 Michigan, and 1204 Tategraph d. PLateau 0102. LOckhark .3590.

i VACKER-HELDEKE U. 14 3634 Gravois (16), LAelede i 3634. Parking in rear ot chapel WAGONER MORTUARY. 4161 Undell. Private parking space.

JEtterson 5646. TIEGENHEIN BROS: New mortuary. 6409 Gravois. Landers UM. ii 1 5 $.

Be Prepared I- 1 ELMERLYK, MARY CLARA FortifiediMUELLER. JULIA M. (nee Bokerul l' i WOLKEN. LOUIS B. 5401 Rhodes with the last rats; of Holy mother Wife of the late 'Frank P.

Mueller, dear ve. suddenly. 1Jan. 2. 1948.

Church, of 3924 Folsom ave. 1. beloved mother of Anit 1v Sullivan. dear sister 1 Irtified with he sacraments of Holy sister of Mr. Margaret Wilson and our Of Emily and Free Bokern, dear mother- 1 Mother Church.

dear husband of Rose (nee ff en ear a dear sister-in-law. In-law of Dr. Francis C. Sullivan. father of Funeral from Funeral Home, dear aunt.

I I Marie R. Wolken and Rev. Louis J. 1519 S. Grand on Jan.

26, Funeral from IresidenCe. 2927 Allen 1 wolken. M. dear brother of Eliza-at 8:30 a. to St.

Margaret's Church. on Mono. Jan. 2b, at .8:3) a. m' beth Ruesehholf, iour dear brother-inInterment- SS.

Peter and Paul's Ceme- to Immaculate Conception Church. In- law and uncle. tery. Deceased was a member of the terment clIvary Cemetery. Funeral- from Kriegshauser Mortuary, Third Order of St.

Francis. 4998 S. Kingshighwav Jan. ANNA At Fort Wayne. 2 9:30 m.

to Our Lady of Sor- FARK-- CHARLES-9617 Ohio fore- formerly of St. Louis, rows Church. Interment Calvary Cern- A V. at, LMLIVIb. 428 S.

Kingshighway Jan. ANNA At Fort Wayne, 26. 9:30 a. m. to Our Lady of Sor- FAREK-, CH4RLES-2617 Ohio, fortt- formerly of St.

Louis. Mn. rows Church. Interment Calvary Jan. 23.1948.

WOLKEN. LOUIS B. 54(11 Rhodes 'Jan. 2'2. 19.48.

fortified with he sacraments of Holy Mother Church. dear husband of Rose (nee Steffen). dear father of Marie R. Wolken and Rev. Louis J.

M. dear brother of Eliza- beth Rueschholf, dear brother-in- Jaw and uncle. Funeral- from Kriegshauser Mortuary, 4'228 S. Kingshighway Jan. 26.

9:30 m. to Our Lady of Sor- rows Church. Interment Calvary Cem- Cem-. fled with the sacraMents Of Holy Moth- beloved wife of the, late etery. A member of Married Mena Soer Church, on Jan 22.

1918, prank Oberiner. dear mother of Myron I dality of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish. 5:45 a. husband of the late Frank Jr. and Robert J.

Oberpier. i Mary Farek (nee Vondra). dear father the late Ben A. Obernier. our ZACHER.

LOUISE (nee Volgt)-4922 of Frank Joseph and the late Marie and grandmother, aunt and mother-in-law. Lansdowne, Jan. 23. 1948, be- John Farek, our dear father-in-law and Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly Par- loved wife of the late Robert Zacher.

be- uncle; lors, 3840 Lindell Jan. 26. loved mother of Walter Voigt of Ber- Funeral from' Kuti Funeral Home, 9 a. to Our Lady of Lourdes lin, Germany. Anna Vollmer and Erna 2906 Gravois Jan.

8:30 a. Forsythe and Asbury. Interment Calyaryi Bussey of Denver. Colo- dear mother-in- to. Requiem mesa St.

Francis de Sales ins. arrive Sun: morning. grandmother and great-grandmother. Church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul's OBERSCHELP, 37A. Palm 1 Mrs. Zacher at Kriegshauser Mor- Cemetery. Member of the Maccabee Jan. 21 1948.

husband ---tituary 42'8 S. Xingshighway until 1 of. Helen Ober-then for Deitey Tent Np. $4. schelp (nee Miller), father of Mrs.

Alma interrnent Tues. to Denver, Struckho'f. Marilyn and William Jr. FISHER. WILLIAM brother S.Of 6922 Meg-I of Edwin anti Raymond Ober le 1 IN MEMORIAM 22 nolia.

On Jan. 24. 194b. at 9, a. beloved husband of Maggie schelp.

grandfather, father in -law AMELIA LEHRIn loving meni: Fisher (nee Kenny). dear father of Ann brother-in-law aid uncle. 1 1 orv of our dear grandritother. who de-Callaway. Philip.

Harry. Irvirr and Ha- Funeral fromi-Bensiek-Niehaus Mor- parted this life Jan. 25, mon Fisher. our dear brother. brother- ima 1431 Union.

Jan. 11 I missed by her grandchildren and great-in-law. uncle and cousin. a. m.

-Interment NNtional Mr. grandchildren, Funeral from Croghan Funeral Home, Oberschelp 'was member of Alexander THE STUERMAN FAMILY. 7146 Manchester. on Jan. 27.

at Skinker Post No 27. A. L. Guard OiettrEIt Ny a. St.

James Church. Ins Honor' service 8 p.m.. at funeral SCHARRINGHAUSENIn lov- ing memory of my dear husband who terment Lakewood Park Cemetery. home. I departed this life 3annary :27.

1946. Owensville paters Meese copy. O'CONNOR. HELEN LindeW Sadly missed by WIFE. FLORENCE MARY (nee 21, 1948.

wife of James MEMORY of our dear brother and 7154 Wise Jeer "2. 1948, B. 't I i I. Miele, CHARLIE SHARP le a. dear mother of 'Hen Meyersick.

Interment Elmira. N. Y. MRS. EMMA FENTON.

Justine Kern, Blvian Younger. Tom and O'FALLON MAR HANNAH Muilen)I MRS, MAMIE BERGLER. Frank Florence, our dear grandmother. Sutheriand. Rat Jan 14)3 a.

near motner or Helen meyersicg. "L'---- MRS. EMMA FENTON. Justine Kern, Bivian Younger. Tom and O'FALLON, MARY HANNAH Manta) MAMIE BERGLER.

Florence, our dear grandmother. 1005 Sutherland. Jen. 24. 1948, JOSEPH-A.

A member of Married Mane 1 dality of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish. ZAEHER, LOUISE (nee Veigt)-4922 Jan. 23. 1948, be- loved wife of the late Robert Zacher. be- loved mother of Walter Veigt of Ber- I lin, Germany.

Anna Vollmer and Erna Bussey of Denver. dear mother-in- grandmother and great-grandmother. 1 Mrs. Zacher at Kriegshauser Mor- 4228 S. Kingshighway, until 1 is.

m. then to Denver. for interrnent Tues. IN MEMORIAM AMELIA LEHRIn loving meirl: 1 ory of our dear grandrnother. who de- I Parted this life Jan.

25. 1947.. Sadly missed.by.her grandchildren and great- SECRETARY To president: downtown; good hours; 57- day; 1175-5200. BULLETIN ABSTRACT lull. raloga I triv 1 611 Chestnut 6050.

SECRETARY I I 'Ant, rrirr ALL JOBS FREE Radio and research; 5 clays': $175. Rm. 225, 705 Olive. SECRETARIES 5-day week: top salaries. Call Miss' Voss.

XEntral 81.56. for appointment to suit your convenience. Monsanto Chemical 1700 S. Second. SECRETARY-Stenographey To take complete charge of small insurance agency; only girl In affice; experienced and have knowledge to Write up fire and auto policies; excellent opportunity.

Fee paid; no shorthand. mostly letter writing: 5 days; beautiful downtown sales cake. CH. 1711, BONDED. SECRETARYMust live nort hweet: heavy dictation 371.4 hours; $175; leo paid.

"CAREER' OS Olive. Rm. 510. CHestn ut.j5S1. SECRETARYTo president; 24-35: 5 days S21104250.

REFERENCE Room 310. 05 Olive SECRETARYPrefer insurance experience: small office. 5 days: hours 9-4: downtown; S200zS250. 818 Olive. SECRETARY-S200 Hours: ACTIVE.

315 N. 7th SECRETARY--Only girl: assume office management; hrs. 9-4: downtown: 5- day: BUSINESS SERVICE. 4s Years. 721 SECRETARY-5 days; north: to 3200.

ABC. 906 Olive. Room 442. Sewing Machine Operators Eroertenced operstnin on machines. THE ALLIGATOR CO- 4171 BlEttrutln SECRETARYM.

D. orrice; 5 days; future: .5150. ABC. 906 Olive. Sewing Machine Operators Experienced on 2-needle sewing machines.

THE ALLIGATOR CO- 4171 Bingham. SHIRT OPERATORSExperienced on Prosperty unit: liberal bons plan. insures top wages for high production. APO, 7:36 a. m.

Sunshine Laundry. Ruttier. SHOE SalessomenPor play and house slirpers; good earnings for ambitious young women. Apply Mezzanine. STIX.

BAER FULLER. SHOE WORKERSExierience4; tapers; pump stitcher: good pay: working conditions. 410 N. -23d hth fl, SHOE MODEL-TYPIST WI 50: size N-B. CIL, 17 'II, BONDED.

ITOE WORKERS-Binder and top stitcher. 602 Tower Grove. SILK SPOTTERMust be wh- ite and thoroughly experienced; good ref erences: good working conditions. Clay-shire Cleaners. 8235 Clayton rd.

PArkview STATISTICAL Typist. Experienced or will train; accur at tYpist; downtown: 5-daY: advancement: S175: BUSINESS SERVICE. 48 Years. 721 Olive STENOGRAPHER Light dicLation; hours 9-5; 5 days: $150. "AUDIT" :315 N.

7th. 4th ft. STENOGRAPHERAge 20-29: single: experience required as advancement to secretarial work will be offered qualified applicant: 5-day week; permanent. General American Life Insurance 1501 Locust, Ninth Floor. STENOGRAPHERGeneral office work; 30, 35.

40 hours: time and half over-, time. Give references and experience. Salary to start $35 per week. 11-b6. Globe-Democrat.

STENOGRAPHER-ClerkDrapery workroom; immediate opening for experienced person; good starting salary: 25 to 35. Mezzanine floor. STIX, BA ER FULLER. STENOGRAPHER-RECEPTIONIST. ALL JOBS FREE Accurate In dictation: need not be experienced, downtown; S1104150.

Rm. 22i. 05 Olive, STENOGRAPHERSNegro. age 17-4 compeiltive examination: Board of Education: last date for filing application Mon Jan. 26.

Apply -Board of Examiners. Room .202 Board of Education Building. 911 Lo'cust st. STENOGRAPHER ALL JOBS FREE duties; friendly office; 5 claw I west. Si hit.

TO 5 Olive STENOGRAPHER or Ediptione Operator South Side manufacturing company is desirous of securing the services of a capable stenographer or Ediphone op- erator: 5-day week. For interview call HIldson 10(10, 25. opening: STENOGRAPHER 24-35: light dictation: 5 days: S17045175. REFERENCE Room Olive. STENOGRAPHER-5-day week: general office detail: will take beginner; salary open.

911. Globe-Democrat. STENOGRAPHER Some experience: permanent: advancement: 40-hr. week. Consolidated Forwarding 131.3 N.

Seventh. STENOGRAPHER-Young: some experience. Mo. Baptist Hospital, 919 N. Taylor i STENOGRAPHERInvoice 'letter- typist-clerk; small office: desirable PRanklin 3450.

sTENooRAPHERZi-day week. Phone for appointment. R. A. Urian.

St. Louis Union Trust CEntral 9300. STENOGRAPHERCompetent rately transcribe dictation and handle details of merchandising office; salary, reference. 93. STENOGRAPHER 5-day week: interesting work: 'pleasant working conditions; future.

1112 Ambassador Bldg. STENOGRAPHERSExperienced or inexperienced: 5-d5y. 40-hour week. Apply Employment I COMPANY. STENOGRAPHER Personnel south; 90r) Room 442.

STENOGRAPHER Sales promotion work; 5-day week: modern office and cafeteria; will consider besiimer. CEritral 4740.. 8TENOORAPHER8---rxherienced in dielaphone; 5-day week: pleakant surroundings. P. W.

Woolworth office. 3663 Lindell. BTENOORAPHEABBeginners accepted lt to NO years; 411-hour week. Mezzanine. EITIX, BAER dr PULLER.

STENOGRAPHERBeginner; 17-21; for real mist office; light dictation; Mit' 1 reliant future. Cattail 5700. liTENOGRAPHER Interesting ark: Si 75 EFP'ICIENCY. 415 Olive. STENOGRAPHER Dictation; savMal men: I ,:5.

MILLS, kIM Olive. STENOORAPH ER Light dictation. 1.74. Lorita. WW1 Olive, Rama STICH CANDY WRAPPER Experienced: must know ail Mira work oton4-prouperat.

pleasant aurrowidingt. APO BbIttnall Hit 414 N. Twolf114 sc. 5 ISNLJUKAr Itra--Originuier 1 reel estate office: light dictation; ex. rellent fut ure.

C011ex 5709. STENOGRAPHER 725-35; intere sting work: S175 EFP'ICIENCY. 915 Olive. STENOGRAPHER Dictation; several men, mime WIN Olive. STENO-011A PH ER tight dictation 81,74.

9oti Olive, Room 2f11-it STICH CAriby witm.ptit Experienced: must know all Mud gandY 00143.7.12emPerat- tactory--wora: pleasant gurreundingc ApPlY Bbrnall N. livoittli "THE FINEST" 1 CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM CREMATORYil CA. 8606 '7Fl HO ST. CHARLES RD. LAKE CHARLESThe Buz Part of Natural Beauty.

7725 St. rd. pArkview 1j60. I I WMORIAL PARK CEMETERY provides free interment for honorably disCharged veterans in veterans" aection adjoining War Memorial. Non-sectarian perpetual care.

free headstone. EVergreeh 2111. SUNSET BURIAL PARICT- Beautiful non-sectarian, perpetual tare; terms. 10180 Oravois rd. VIctor CREMATORIES -IT 7 bAtc GROVE CHAPEL Az CREMATORY The newest and finest lii i St.

Louis. ST. CHARLES CAL8606. FLORISTS 8 veterans in ana.e-on... War Memorial.

Non-sectanan perpetual care free headstone. EVergreen 2111. SUNSET BURIAL PARKT-- Beautiful non-sectarian, perpetual tare; terms. I 10180 Gravois rd. -is CREMATORIES I-I I bAK GROVE CHAPEL tic OREMATORY The newest and finest la St, Louis.

,18,00 ST. CHARLES FLORISTS 8 dAkifit ---Lrdliii-al sprays $3.50 Up; baskets 05 up. 3801 S. Grand. GRand 9600a Osten daily to 8:30 p.

m. closed sunday all day. DEATHS 1 I 1.7-20, BRODERIn--loving mem- great-grandmother, mother-In-law, sister- dear wife of the late John O'Fallom ory of my husband and our father, in-law and aunt. dear mother of Mary John- Law- passed on "Jan. '''S, 1946.

Funeral, from Welson-Borginfre rence Margarette H. Bell And 'Agnes Gone but not forgotten. al Home I 6 36 Clayton rd Mon Jan G. dear sister. sister-In-law.

Your memory is, as dear today '-1 6, 6:30, a. to St. Luke church. mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. As in the hour 'you passed away Mount Carmel Cemetery.

Mrs. Tallow at Kriegshauser Mor- Sadly Missed by his loving wiF. tuary, 42'28 S. Kingsh ighwayi until Ill DAUGHTER AND SONS AND RAND FRAAs, tf C. Jam- 24.1p n-4 Sun, Jan.

thence to Leesburg, cH.ILDREN 1948. dearly beloved husband of Elsie for interment Tues. Herkert Ennis, dear lather or Rose- 1 MASONIC NOTICES, 25 mary. OUT deer brother and I PFAFF, CAROLINE (nee Schlicher) LODGE No. 460.

A. F. and in-law, I i in Jesus Jan. 24. A.

054 S. Kingshighway ill, Funeral' from Arthur' Donnelly POT- I a. beloved a If of Erwin Pfaff, dear 1 Caned at 2 111, to Ions, Lindell Jan. 2-, 1 mother of Fred E. -and, 1- services for Bro FRED KN1CHEL 2 pin.

i Interment Valhalla Mausoleum. Arthur G. Pfaff. bur dear mother conduct funeret in-law. grandmother.

aunt, W. Fief 'dean a. beloved. wife, of -E-rWin I mother of H. Fred E.

-and! Arthur Pfaff but dear sister mother grandmother. aunt, A. S. Kingshighway bl. Called at 2 p.

to conduct funeral- services for .1 FRED W. KN1CHEL SMALL BUSINESSES and individual returns; expert iservice; notary 4646 Natural Bridge. COlfax 1395. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 40 ALL HAIR REMOVED permanently, no Scars. no pain.

by 20 needles. the lint 20-needle eleetrologist in St. Louis; best medical references; years experience; consultation without charge. Esther LI Fox. Electrologust, 898 Arcade Eighth and Olive.

CHestnut 5213. HAIR. MOLES, WARTS removed forever. MARE T. PARIS, 705 Olive.

ca. 3435. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed; the first multiple-needle electrologist In St. Louis; 30 years and 20 needles insure absolutely gearless and remarkable speed; medical references. Aida L.

Mayhem, Electrologist, 346 N. Euclid. phone O. 6180. MEDICAL 46.

FM ARTHRITIS. SCIATICA. Etc.Use Short-Wave Diathermy; low cost. monthly rental; free delivery. SAMPSON INDUSTRIES.

INC. Office 105 Beaumont Medical Bldg 3720 Weshington bl. JEfferson 85a5. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETGS 57 SPECIAL STbCKHOLDERS MEETING of the Dra id's Hall Association will be held in Hall, Friday evening. Jan.

30, J948 at 8 o'clock p. tor consideration of proposals submitted' at previous meetings and for the general Welfare of the organization. By order of the Board of Diregtors. P. ALBACH.

Pres. It SCHAFFNIT, Secy. 'POLICYHOLDERS' MEET'GS 59 MUTUAL SAVINGS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. rOLICYHOLDERS' MEETINGThe regular annual meeting of the policyholders Of Mutual Savings Life Insurance Compahy will be held at the Home Office of said Company. suite 200: Arcade Building.

813 Olive. Street, in the City of St. Louis. Missouri, on Tuesday, the 10th day of February. 1948, at 9:00 o'clock a.

for the purpose of electing four Directors for a term of three young lady: part time: accurate. dependable. LA. 7991. TYPINOSit.

also hand addressing; work done at home: reasonable. LOckhart t50. young lady; part time accurate. dependable. LA.

1991. WASHING DONEIn my home. Call PLateau WOMAN colored: middle-aged, hest, Christian, to serve parties: days or nights; experienced. day work; $5.20 aday. FOrest colored; housewoil; by day or weeis.

NEwstead 9951 would like office cleaning. evenings. PRospect colored; housecleaning, by day: S5 and carfare. OR. 1139, WOMAN-- colored, first or second cook: references, Lttbas 4651.

colored: clean andiron good references. -NEwstead 9308. colored; cleanin g. by day or part- time: S5.20. LUcas 7818.

colored: laundry done in my home. GRand 3881. colored; cleaning or ironing by day: 84.70. FR. 8814.

colored: maid or day work: dependable. LAclede 7812. i SITUATIONS WID.Male 77 colored; cleaning or ironing by day; $1.,,0. PR 8 g14. colored: maid or day work: dependable.

LAclede 7812. i SITUATIONS WID.Mate 77 BE RELIEVED of pay-roll detail, pay- roll withholding taxes and other de- ductions, accurately figured and bat- anced, promptly at your pay-roll Pc- nod. A reliable part-time Phone DElmar 6350 for information. BOOKKEEPERSit. part time; small tirms; financial; tax reports.

Ft. 6220. factory work. drug Store bus boy or dishwasher. CEn- tral 8570.

colored: any kind of work after school. NEwstead 9630. HOUSE paper, paint washing. floors: neat. work.

EV. 1,159. JOBS WANTED Whenever you need extra nelp of any kind, let us know; we have several hmdred boys going to school who are badly in need of extra money to help them through Many of these boys are veterans. You can help yourself by helpOng themI with part-time work. PR.

78b0. Bailey Technical Schools, 1651 S. Grand. LAB TECHNICIANUnregistered; five' years experience, all lab. work: some X-ray.

no B. 0-90. Globe-Dem. odd jobs, yard, store win dows, screens, clean basements, general labor. Salvation Army, CE.

1858 PORTER AND experience and reference. PRanklin STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY At fast dictation; afternoons, evenings. Saturdays. JE; 2797. R.

0095 nights. 23: married; mechanical experience; wants on-the-job training in refrigeration and air-conditioning. Ottand 7790. colored, full or part time; reliable. NEwstead YOUNG age 20, attending college.

'desires work evenings: mechanically inclined; experienced driver and service station attendant. LO. 2061. HELP VANTEDFmal 100 Al OFFICE BEGINNER 15130 up: 5-clay. CH.

1771. BONDED. A unusual opportunity for lady age 06-5; no experience necessary; no investment reutfired; a sure job with sure pay; permanent. Apply in person only. 9,.10 to 11:30 a.

Monday. Room 4.07 911 Locust. is Y011111 for selling Si5 boxes greeting cards at Si; your profit to 60c: costa nothing to try, samples on approval. Jewel, 1217 Market Dent. 113, Philadelphia 7, Pa.

ACCOUNTING Clerk Experienced; $175. MILLS, 818 Olive. ANSWER Phone and TypeS-90. LOEHR, 901i Olive. Room 21) 1 ARTIST-S2n Fashions and shoes.

ACTIVE, 315 N. 7th ABRIBTANT BOOKKEEPER and general office work: good at figures: good opportunity for right party. Central Pattern 118 Delmar. ASSISTANT Bookkeeper days; 1I75 ADVANCE, IM Olive. ATTENTION.

WOMEN --Proleasionalli trained practical nursing: Iti-fiel; eighth grade qualities you; P) day while learning. Miss Harvey. FOrest 051ti. AVON has 4 open territories ingirkwood Webster roves. Call or appointment.

CEntral 4tOt I BEGINNER CLERK North Broadway: 5 deys, $125. 4 AUDIT 315 N. 7th. eth il. BEGINNER Clerk--Will train high Reboot da graduate; tiO typing 5 ys; 3125.

i "CAREER" 705 Olive. Rm. 610. CHestnut 8541. 5 slays; $I35.

BEOrNNER StenographerLight dicta- tion; ADVANCE, 1315 olive. BEGINNER File Clerk-1: -26; 5 days: 5130. REFERENCE Roam aio. 705 Olive. FEE $130, Wm train.

CH. irn: BONDED. for excellent position dowetaleriV 5--claY: $1304150. BUSI- sS 7 NE SERVICE, 48 Years. 21 Olive.

BEGINNER--For office; 5-der: $135. LOEHR. 906. Olive. Room 201-3.

BEGINSIER--Train P. B. X. Tiliina; 5 dars; $130. ADVANCE.

SIS Olive. BEGINNER STENOGRAPHER--5 days- $150. ABC. 906 Olt Olive. BEGINNER Typist-3-4day; $125..

MILLS. 818 Olive. BILLERS--Blust kncee National Cash Register operation. Pun time or tem- votarUy wore, Mezzanine, ISTLE, BAER LLER. i ALL JOBS FREE' Light stenography: 1-eirt office: hews detigl- 706 5 den; Rea.

liv. FEE win train. CH. 1771: BONDED. BEGINNER.1.-Tra1n tor excellent position downtown: 5-414: BUSINESS sERvicl, 48 Team.

721 Olive. BEGINNER---Por office: 5-day: E135. LOEHR. 905 Olive. Room 201-3.

BEGINSIER---Train P. B. X. Tieing; 5 dere: $130. ADVANCE.

818 Olive. BEGINNER STENOGRAPHER--5 dap; S150. ABC. 906 Olive. BEGINNER Typist-3-day; $125..

MILLS; 818 Olive. know National Caah Register operation. Pun time or temporary wore, Mexxanine firm BAER PULLER. ALL -IVOJ I IILL Licht etenerraphy: 1-eirt Mee: 12 err" detain dam. $175,.

R. 225. 706 Olive. GALLmEtEit. Jan.

I. I 948, at p. fortified with the sacraments of Mother Church, dear sister of Albert Galimeler and the late Alma Pt. Klein and Ida E. Becker.

dean, niece of Ida A. and our dear- aunt Asnd great-aunt. Funeral front Gebken-Benz Mortuary. 2842 Meramec Tues. Jan.

27, at 8:30 a. to St. Ahthony's Church. Interment SS. Peter and Paurs Ceme, Member of Third Order of St.

St. Branch 1s9 W. C. U. German St.

Vincent Orphan Society. Member of Good Counsel Auxiliary. Thterested in ielltng women's apparel: experience desirable and preferred: ary and commission. Apply Personnel Office. SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY.

YOUNG LADYAs sales clerk: with some knowledge of good'ftalary I --ii-----dictation. i- -1-if ----t heavy a ersonne an- to 1 art; exce d- llent opportunity for a eget'. Rozier-Ryan 3340 Morgan- vancement; 40-hour week. Vitamin ford rd. Sidney lane.

1458. Interview ar- store. 719 Olive. ranged any' STENOGRAPHER must HELP Women 102 be steady; 5-day. 40-hour pleasItirperienced Fta 0- FLande '9- 5 wages.

er8 al o. advancement. Alex 1307 ant working conditions; chance for CHICKEN PICKERExperiencned Washington. fourth floor. STENOGRAPHER--Accurate and de- pendable: good opportunity.

Code in and let us help you plan your Washington. future. To you. we give a special low STENOGRAPHERYoung lady; begin- fee. BEST.

1002 ARCADE. ner or experienced; 40-hour week; salary- p. CHestnut As for Quarters. heat. ilaht and gas furnished; COUPLE Asi janitors (white); living open.

Miss 'Spell. I can be employed elsewhere. 91. OPERATORSExperienced on felling STENOGRAPHER And clerk; small Globe-Democra downtown office; pleasant surroundingcl CReDIT INTERVIEWERSome typing; macnines on men's coats Reliable t. Clotning co 1408 L000sf! 1th floor.

5-day. 33-hour wee will 1, 5dey week: ecmpany benetns: rtnor NI; ninho-ripmorrat I heavy Call Personnel Man- eget'. Rozier-Ryan Co-; 334-0 Morgan- ford erd. Sidney. 1158-.

Interview ar- rang any "me. STENOGRAPHER must be steady; 5-day, 40-hour pleas ant working conditions; chance for advancement. Alex 1307 Washington. fourth floor. STENOGRAPHER--Accurate and de- pendable: good opportunity.

Washington. STENOGRAPHERYoung lady; begin- ner or experienced; week; salary open. CHestnut 2 Ask for Miss 'Spell. I beginner. 6.

Globe-Democrat. to start; excellent opportunity for ad- vancement; 40-bour week. Vitamin Store. 719 Olive. HELP Women 102 CHICKEN Fle KERExperiertced; top wages.

FLand rs 5105, 94 )5. CongratulationsGraduates Code in and let us help you plan your future. To you. we give a special low fee. BEST.

1002 ARCADE. COUPLE Asi lanitA)rs (white); living au mntors and gas office. enced prefer-red Apply personnel Sears Roebuck lc Co I 408 N. Kings FARM COUPLETo operate grain and stock farm; pproved for veteran tram- -9 ing. Lau.

S. Broadway. PL.OR25 MAN OR WOMAN for information desk in book department of large department store; duties also include taking special orders. maintaining card files and various other clerical duties: -goOd opportunity. toterviting work for intelligent.

capable 4 person. Write L. 84. (Robe-Democrat. silk spotter.

who wants to get, away from city and work in small town. 441 miles from city: excellent salary and working conditions. ,92. Globe-Democrat. SEWING MACHINE OPERAfORSArteratilin experience preferred in men and women's apparel: pleasant working conditions' 411-hour 'sees.

Apply Mess-Woe Floor. STIX, BAER 1 FULLER. HELP WANTEDMale 103 a. .6) t-rovost mortuary. 4 to 1 '--t-' s-r-t-' GREGORY, JAMES 5328 Chippewa I Memorial Park Cemete' tri 2 and S.

Jan. ,23, 1948. 4:30 p. M- ry Tonight Rev. Erhart.

beloved husband of Gregory (nee POSTON, JOHN (JA(K)On Jan FIFTII 'SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Rolland), dear father i of Marjorie R. 23. 1,918, beloved son of the late 'tmerican Masonic Temple, 4386 Bates Allred. our dear grandfather. George W.

and Margaret Nevins Poston. at Gravols; lyceum. 930; service Funeral from Donnelly Par- dear brother of G. Nevins Poston. the 1011E, 'Address Mrs.

'Manche bra. 3s111 Lindell Jan. 26, late F. Stewzrt and Margaret tWachter: Rev. Emma Ordrop.

pastor :3 I 0 p. to Valhalla Crematory. I Poston. our dear andel i cousin. 1 UlDING LIGHI Services Tues.

at 1 GUENTHER. REIN101-D Services M. m. from the i and Fri. at 1: refreshments.

4429 "3. 1948. at 445 a. In. relict of Chapel, Hanley and --Norfolk.

JEfferson the late Caroline Guenther to Pur lAttlY' of LourdesN4NDEPENDENT. --church of Truth. Schrrildt). dear father of Gustav C. Church, 11 tt.

Tp- Calvary Services Sunday, 8 p. m. Mrs. Carrie Guenther and, Ella Pottgen and our dear Cemetery. Indiahapolis) (Ind.) papers Seib.

2:123 Lafayette. lather-in-law. grandfather. Picas(' egPY MEMORIAL SPIRITUALIST CHURCH father and uncle. age SI years.

I QUELLMALZ. MARGARET (nee Gelmer) Russell; serIces Sun. and Funeral from -Schumacher -a Funeral Of 6560 Itaska suddenrly on 8 p. lecture by Laura Phillips. Home.

3013 Meramec Jan. Jan. 23. fortified with the sacra- Healing and communications. Rev.

2et. at I :30 Interment Sunset ments of Holy Mother Church. dear wife Mary Hutton. pastor. Burial Park.

A member of Unity Evan- of the late Arthur Quellmalz. 'dear REV. MOLLIE BAUERService Reheat Church et Normandy and Jour- mother of MSC. Florence Quellmalz, nevmen Stonecuttera of North S. 2 to 4.

3660 Castleman, Mita. Evelyn Niel, Louise Jacoby :1830 a the late Arthur P. 'Quelimalz dear HART, JAMES Jan. 24. 191M.

--nti ST ANN'S SPIRITUALIST -EPISCOPAL, is er of Catherine. Eliza eth Gel- husband of the late Bessie Hart, beloved rs CHURCH, 5862 DelmarServices smer. dear Shirley father of Arthur L. Deyen (nee Boland Donald Nie and Edwar Ja- ni 8 p. Healing and messages at 'd Irene Hart our dear brother, father-in- coby dear great-grandmother of all services.

Rev. Bernice P. Bennett, law and brother-in-law, Denise Boland and ourdear mother-in- pastor. ROsedale 71:17. Public invited.

Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's, law. I i THIRD CHURCHService 8 P. Parlors, 1 Lindell tan 4 Mrs. Quellmalz.

will Ile in state at Albrecht Hall; 3549 Arsenal, down27. 2 a. nu Interment Memorial Park---Kriegshauser Erings; stairs. etnna Bothman, pastor. Cemetery.

highway 'after 12 moon Sun Jan. 24,. Funeral Tues. 27, at a. SPIRITUALISM 1 27 HOEING, JOHN BERNARDOf Wash- to Si.

Gabriel's Church. Interment UNITY CHRISTIAN Spiritual Science on Fri). Jen. 23, 1948, in SS. Peter and paill's Cemetery'.

Center; Blue Room, Roosevelt Hotel; his l'Ist year. beloved- son of Teckla ERACF. (nee. Edmonds) REID, ai Itt 8 p. flower service: mes- Hoeing (nee Schmidt dear brother of 3 1 1 ()A 13th at Jan.

22, sages by Mrs. Emma Roney. Mist Anna Herman J. and Edward 194S. beloved wife' of Fred dear UNITY SPIRITUAL Selene, Assembly.

J. Hoeing. Washington, Mrs. mother of "U'Lellit. Helen.

Hazel. Carole, 4841A Easton; services 2 P. Henry Brune and Mrs. Val Amels, St. dear daughter or Mrs.

Emma Edmonds. Wed. 7:30. Rev. and Mrs.

Dilley. Loilia. ouP dear brother-in-law. mister of Seinfa Charles Ralph, Betty i uncle, and cousin. In and Alvin( i i ple 0 run), 4240 Ca Funeral Mon.

s- .4 Heiman Suns. 7.4-5 Rev. Aufderheide. 26, 8:30 a Funeral' from teidner Chapel. 9223 from Nieburg end Vitt Funeral Home.

st. Louis Svc. Jan. 26. LOST AND POUND 30 and 9 a.

m. at St. F1111'1611 Borgia Church. Interment RETTIG-KNESEE. MARI-As On 1 BEAGLE HOUNDLost; in Afftonj re-Church Cemetery.

Member of leis' Jan. 23. 1948, wife of the late William ward. John Munzert, Dixon 550. Council No.

1121. C. of and St- G. Rettig. dear mother of Theresa filLLFOLDLost; lady'a black.

initialed: Francis Borgia School vuorrevviseitee anti Potpr 1 ICnoisai A.m., rho nirtnros nnel MnrIPI I a. from 'the Provost Mortuary. 37101 N. Grand. to Memorial Park Cemeterid RETTIG-KNEREE.

MARIA On Jan. 1948. wife of the late William G. Rettig. dear mother of Theresa Yungewaelter and Peter J.

Knebel, dear N. I9th; serve 2 and b. Tonight Rev. Erhart. ST.

ANN'S SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 5862 DelmarServices 8 p. m. Healing and messages at all services. Rev.

Bernice F. Bennett, pastor. Rosedale 7137. Public invited. THIRD CHURCHService 8 P.

at. Albrecht Hall, 3549 Arsenal, downstairs. duns Bothman, pastor. SPIRITUALISM 27 UNITY CHRISTIAN Spiritual Science Center; Blue Room, Roosevelt Hotel: p. flower service: messages by Mrs.

Emma Roney. "UNITY SPIRITUAL Assembly, 4841A Faston: services 2 b. Wed. 7:30. Rev.

and Mrs. Dilley. UNITYTemple of Truth, 4240 Castleman. 7:45. Rev.

Aufderheide. LOST AND POUND 30 BEAGLE HOUNDLost; in-Affton; reward. John Munsert, Dixon 550. BILLFOLDLost; lady'e black. initialed; Charge-a-Plate.

pictures ond money; a-oay. N. ridi-i-: 1 OPPORTUNITY: fer some background in fashion magazine work: 5-day, 40-hour week. In Clerical-1 learn retail busbiess some OM- reply state backgroilhd. education itnd -Mg: if; 42 houl-g, "il 1- 7 tin manent: paid vacationi a phone number.

W-69. group Blue Cross, Mo. Medi- -cal Servide available. Comfort Printing 1200 S. -ALL COUN TER WAITRESSES- PHYSTCAL ED INSTRUCTORDeg ree: -start, S2100.

ABC. 906 Olive. Rm. 415 Cangenial surroundings: PktING CLERKNO FEE 5-nay week. Apply Employment Office.

I 1 th floor, 1:10:1 ho typing. CH. 177'1 i BONDED. FAMOUS-BARR I ReceptionistDowntown; light SI-50 I i "CAREER" I at 05 Olive. R.

5107 Clietn sut SiISI. -d-OTNTRY GIRLWhite; for general P. B7rx. Operator-19415: 'prefer some housework: 2 adults; stay. 91.

typing knowledge i 5-day, 4-hour week. CREDIT GIRLIf you can collect over Mezzanine. STIX- BAER PULLER phone and write intelligent collection P. X.Light typing: good firm: letters, you can assist our loan mans- SI 5ii.1 EFFICIENCY, 915 Olive. ger: salary open: call William Connors.

REAL! ESTATEExperienced; you will Melbourne Sunday only, earn. inore through this orgenization as D. Inter. icta phone ranscrier tatnerd Permanent position in attractive, mod- H. A.

Rennekamp for appointment. ern, office: 5-day week. A. S. Aloe.

OLIr CLAYTON DE. 7100 Nineteenth and Olive. 812 liii MARYLAND. Open Sunday. DICTAPHONE OperatorDowntown; to -1 RECEPTIONIST S225.

ADVANCE. (Alive. i 1 JOBS FREE DIETICIAN Graduate; take beginner; $190. ABC, 906 Olive. Light i dictation: future office manager: DRAPERY Trainees-Young women.

19 5 days: 1175. Rm. 22Z). to 35 years: knowledge of sewing; per- 705 Olive. manent positions; 5-day.

40-hour week. typing Apply Mezzanine floor, ETIX, BAER P. B. north; S12541140. BIM- PULLER.

in VP train for IIWUSt! A -P 7TPW IQ Vpara Olive 5-day. ACTIVE, :315 N. 7th. COPY WRITERExperienced only; prefer some background In fashion magazine work: 5-day, 40-hour week. In reply state backgrOilhd.

education and phone number. Vi-r09. Globe-Democrat: tl, OPPORTUNITY Light dictation; future office manager: 5 days: 1175. P.m. 223.

705 Olive. RECEPTIONISTLight typing; train for Pl north; 5125-5140. BUSINESS! SERVICE, 4)4 Years. 721 Olive. EDGE SETTER Experienced Convy Heel Covering :3016 Locust.

EDIPHONE OPERATOR Experienced: 5-day week permanent. LadedaChris ty. Ambassador Bldg. "ACHELPOHL. MINNIE (MRS.

y. (nee Patt)Sat Jan. "1. i Ift4N.i of. St.

Charles. wife of the ittte De, P. H. Achelpohl, mother of Mrs. Elsa Placke- Meier, Cornelia, Quintus.

Ha I and Kurt Mrs. Willie Klippe Mrs. Isa- belle Martin, Mrs. Joanna I Peery and Mrs. Miriam Achelpohl.

1. i Mrs. Achelpohl at, the Bac Marin-Baue Funeral Home, N. It) St: Charles. until I.

p. i.I Tues. EUneral same p. nti- Immanuel 1.utheran Church. ALBERS, I Bessie Jan.

24, 1918, IzeTe 1 husband ol Josephine Albers (nee Tepe), father et. Raymond, Mrs. Adele Stiaren, George, Antoinette and the date Josephine Albers. outr dear grandfather, brother, brother-in-dew, uncle and Funeral from Cullinane Funeral Rome. 33 it N.

Kingshighlas Mon- 1 Jan. 21i, 8:3 in to a. I to Engel- i bens Chu ill, Interment iC Miry Cem. APPEL, MRS. ALICE A.

Nee Mehl). beloved wife of Edward P. ii) tape'. dear mother ot Mn. R.

O. Moon ttd Dorothy I E. Appel. dear sister of, innie and Helen Mehl and Mrs. O.

C. Jontis, our dear grandmother and aunt. 1 milt. Appel at: Parker en 134.1.1 15 W. i Lockwood, Webster Oroies.

until I I 1 a Jan. 2ri. i same day from Southampton Presbyter en Church, t.itertnent Sunaet iuriai Park AIIILICHON, 1 CLARENCFJ Whittemore. Jan. 24, beloved infant son of Harmon a Annabelle Aubuchon.

our deer grandson. I Funeral I p. ml, from lAcLaua Olin's. i 2301 Larityv tte.1 Mount Hope Cemeterrs, MARV KATHERINE (nee lannifeeiOf i I Humphrey On Jan. "3.

1 tr4S. dearly beloVed wife Of August dealt mother of Frederick August, Milton 1 Charles and Preston Warren Asthelm, dear Ida L. Seib. dear grandmetlier of Kril1 neth and June Asthelm, Our dear etater-In-law, mothet-in-law. I c4iuetn, niece and aunt.

i Funeral from Kriegshatise Mortnarl; 4228 8, Kingshighway p. I iii.ol on 2f Jan. at .1 5 St: Luke's IVIIIIffelitillt Church. 233b Tennessee for services. Interment Sunset Burial Perk.

A member of St. Luke's Evangelical Church and Magnolia Chap- ter No. 375. O. E.

S. 1 MAGNOLIA SIAN-CH CHAPTER N. 375, p. E. 8.The.offiners and meld bers will assemble at 1 Kriegshatiser Mortuary at 1:45 Monday to conduct servir-es for- our late cater.

IE. Aitthelm. i i ORILLA WAGOONNER, W. M. BAGBY.

JOHN 135V! fortified with of Holy Mother Church on Jan. 21. I beloved husband oft the late Ida Bagby (nee Zimmer). dear lather of Mrs. Hazel Schneider and I Mrs.

Alice Higgins. our dear brother, grandfather. lather-in-law. brother-In-law uncle and Cousin. Funeral from Ziegenhein Bros; Mortuwry.

6409 Oravois at Holly Hills. on Jan. 27. at 8:30 a. to St, Martin of Tours Church.

Telegraph rd. and Ripe eves- Interment Elm Lawn Cemetery. Dallas and Claaton rds. BIRENBAUM, SADIEJan. 24.

1048. belloved wife of the late, Louis dear mother of Otto. E. Samuel L. and Bernard B.

Birenhatim and Mrs. Nyman O. Weisman. out dear grandmother, 1 mother-in-law and sister. Funeral "from the Rindskopft Chapel, I 15212.

Delmar Sun 3 P- 'M. Mrs. Birenbaum was a member of Louis Chaptert No. 357, O. E.

S. St. Louis Chapter! No. i357 O. IC.

S. Members please attend funered of Our late Sister Sadie Birenbaum I at the Itindskopt Chapel, 3 p. nt. ROTH MALT. M.

BORDERS. HARRY Jan, 23. '1948. New York city husband if Maxine Ferry Borders. I Service at Lupton Chapel! 7233 Delmar.

Mon. Jan. 26.. 3 Mount Morlah Lodge No 40, and A. officiating.

Member of Ascalon Com, mandery No. 16; Missouri 'Chapter No. 1 and Moolah Temple Arrival at St. touts Sun. afternoon.

ACCOUNTING CLERK ALL JOBS FREE High school and boalnpas college HI train of ioan stetson mlnager; MAPCO. Eih2J ye. ACCOUNTANT JR. OPERATORS Experienced on all sections, of men's pants. Reliable Clothing 41I4 Locust.

floor. RECEPTIONIST-20-25; light typing; train switchboard: 5 days; north; $140 REFERENCE Olive. RECEPTIONISTTelephone peraonality, (South; light typing, 1150-1115. ADVANCE. A1)4 Olive.

RECEPTIONIST-Stenographer niece and cousins in her 641h year. Body will he in state at Beiderwieden South Side Funeral noon Mon. 3620 Services ChiP- pews, 'until 12 same day, 1.:314 at Emmaus Lutheran Church. Jefferson and Armand pl. Interment Mascoutah.

Ill. Deceased was a --member of Ladies' Auxiliary Concordia Aid Branch 1 A'. PINNEGAR, PALMER 3201 PINNEGAR, PALMER 3201 sleben entered into re sti Jan. 21-, 1948, beloved son or Josephine Pilule-- gar. In his 33dryear.

Funeral. 2f). 1949, at 10 Miter of Theresa Kraus. and dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from Witt! Bros.

Chapel, 2929 S. Jefferson 2 p. to SS. Peter and Paul RUFF. CLARA (nee Koenig)Of 347 Miciringe Riverview Gardens entered into rest on Sat.

Jan. 24. 49-144. at 8:5 a. 111..

beloved, wife of John P. Ruff, dear mother of Mrs. C. W. Fann and Oliver J.

Ruff. dear grandmother. great-grandmother sister, mother-in-law. sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Jan.

'27. at R15 from Math Hermann Son Chapel, Fair and Weat Florissant to St. Catherine's Church. Riverview Gardena. Interment in Calvary 'Cemetery.

Mrs. Ruff member of Married Ladies Sodality. I SANDERS, ROSE (nee, Rowe)Asleep in Jesus. Jan. 22, 1948, N.

14. beloved wife of Rev. Alex Sanders, dear mother of Constance Sanders. dear sister of Mrs. Rulda Heitman, Mrs.

Ed Rust, Mrs. George Jaromack and the late Frank Ruwe, our dear aister-in-law, aunt, niece and tousin. Body will lie: in state Beiderwieden Funeral -1936 1St. after 6 sun- Jan. 25.

Services p. m. on Mon.iinterment Sew BethleheM Cemetery. SCHATZMAN. LEON Jan.

23, 1948, dear son of the late Edmond A. and Louise Longuemare Schateman, dear brother of Mies i Maxie Isabelle Schatzman, Mrs. A. 0.1Eberie, Edmond Auribey of Long Meech, Louis A. Schatzman and Laurance dieuverneur Schateman.

Funeral from the residence, 1425 Mc- Causland Mon. Jan. 26, 9:30 C. to St. Luke's Church.

Interrnent Calvary. Please omit flowery, SCHMIDT, ELIZABETH (nee Kampeter) --4105A N. Taylor Jan. 2.2. 1948.

8.IS ni. beloved Wife of Ina late Charles P. Schmidt, dear mother of Adolph August I Charles E. arid Frank C. Schmidt, Mrs.

-M. 3, Hopkins Jr" and gAra. J. Warman, dear mother-in-lair, grandmother" sister and aunt. Funeral from Calvin P.

Peuts Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Mon Jan. 26, ix to Oaks IClDye Crematory. SIEVERS. ROBERT 6601 Alamo Jan. 22, 1948.

husband of LMs. McLaughlin Sievers, father, of Robert C. Sievers Jr. i 4 1 Funeral a. from the Robert J.

Ambruster Mortuary. Clayton rd. at Concordia lane. Maze at St. Francis Xavier Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. SINNort, JOIIANNA-On Jan. 24. 1948. dear aunt of James, Eugene and John O'Donnell.

dear cousin. Funeral J. 7. st a. m.

from Stroot Funeral Nome. 4600 Natural Bridge eve, to Nativity Chureh. Interment Calvary CereeterY. Member of Franklin Amu. No.

43., 4-29: colleen; excellent opportunity to advance irtth rutt tonal manulatturing gum. Start V5. BULLETIN, 61 Oltvo Accouvrtarr CLERK Real opportu one; days: $115. 41, 'CAREER 705 Oltv Room 61 ft CIL N5t. ACCOUNTANT JR.

F. from Kriegshauser Chapel. Funeral 4228 S. Kingshighway, to Memorial Perk Cemetery. Members please attend.

Visitors invited. GEORGE B. BYRON. W. M.

B. C. BURROUGHS. Secretary. WEST GATE LODGE No.

445, A. F. and A. Lindell bl. Called Communication Monday.

26, at a. m.i to conduct funeral of our lateBro. orro ULRICH PRESTON E. PITTS, W. M.

SPIRITUALISM 27 AT UNITY ADVANCED SOUL--4408 main floor Famous scarf department. 4:30. Jan. 23. seward, L.

4008. BILLFOLDLost: ladies; red: contain' money and important papers. Reward. DOG Lost; black end tan; answers I name Pal; -vicinity Marcus and Natural Bridge; SW reward. Sidney 7828.

DOGLOW chow. red. male: strayed from 2705A Armand Jan. 20; reward.1 I GRand 99b2. female English setter: black head, ticked body: near Hampton and Gravois: name Pet; reward.

HU. 4001. DOGLost; pekingese; male; reddish brown: -Rusty." Reward. LA. 1482.

DOGLost: black and brown; part col: lie and shepherd: U. city. DE. 5975. SKIRTLoet: painted white; reward.

Victor 2-5691. ROMOLITZ Lost: portable; motor-driven generator; South St. Louis. Call Menders 98116. LEATHER PURSEBrown; probably in Ragsdale Beauty Shop or vicinity Sixth lit Reward.

ROsedale 3878. MAN'S BILLFOLDLost; on -Sig B-iird between Manchester and Rennet's. For, get the money and send with papers to 420t. Manchester, or call and will re--Ward. Mt Fields.

FRanklin 1880. PURSE -4- Lost; woman's, black; on Gravois bus or vicinity Famous-Barr. Wednesday; reward. 5803, gUITLost: man's brown gab-airline. size 62.

stout: reward. EV. 9956. WEDDING RINGLost; diamond platinum; 1 atone missing; belonged to recently deceased wife; lost between Union Station and Baltimore Hotel: great sentimental value. Contact Vitn.

P. Ullstrom, CHeatnut 2160. WRIST WATCHLoat; ledy's. yellow gold; downtown. 762 Hamilton, Apt J.

or call MUlberry 3668. nO. a vim Gravois bus or vicinity Famous-Bittr, Wednesday; reward. 5803. gITIT---Lost: man's brown gabardine.

size 52. stout: reward. EV. 9956. WEDDING RINGLost; diamond plti- a num; 1 stone missing; belonged to rs- cently deceased wife; lost between Un- Ion Station and Baltimore Hotel; great sentimental value.

Contact Win. P. 1111- strom, CHestnut 2160. WRIST WATCHtot; lady's. yellow gold; downtown.

762 Hamilton, Apt J. or call MUlberry 3668. -PERSONAL 32 JACQUELIN and Helen, come home. All is forgiven and you will not be punished. LEARN TO DANCE FREE (Regular admission de 5 onl700.

y) Details phone Casa Loma. LAcle SINGERS Wtd.Bass, tenor. for down- tcwn Catholic Clutch. OR. 1947.

Roger. WLL party who purchased the white bull terrier from Humane Society June or July. 1947. 'name "Broadacres Born please contact alinnetta Kent 5505 Lindell. POrest 9451.

BUSINESS PERSONALS 33 POR CLEANING AROUND THE noun Call COMPLETZ HOME SERVICE. No Job too large or too mall. R. 3908. DETECTIVES 1 35 ACTIVE DETECTIVE AGENCYLI- BONDED.

SHADOWS, 2116 E. CHestriut 2943. DETECTIVE MARIAM thadoWa. traced'. locates; the best results: 25 Years es- tablished; tree consultation; licensed.

bonded. CAbanv 0-776. DETECTIVE ELOSR---shadows. locates; small tows business solicited; lialinalei. bonded.

I I -I -I I I I 1 FIGURE CLERK-NO FEE 1140: will train. CH. 1771. BONDED. 8- 01747 RECEIAIONIST-TYPIST 5 days: down-FIGURE- CLERK TS days 14140).

ABC. 906 Olive. downtown; S135 up. No tee. ABC.

SALICSA-DIRLHousewarea; expirion-ci 911ti Olive. Room 412. FEECLERK High acholl for tmor, restaurant supply de- partment: attractive salary. Bensinger experience not required; excel- A ke' at. lent working conditions: li-day 1' SALESWOMEN permanent Hardware Mutuale, 3615 JEtterson (10430.

We will Interviewt young women with fiLE ClergWill train or experiensetr: selling expyrience who have acme to 8150. ADVANCE. MI it 0Hve knowledge and appreciation of tine SIM. ADVANCE. $IN Olive YUCCEIAIONIST-TYPIST 5 days: downtown; 141,40.

ABC. 9t06 Olive SALP.84-OIRLHousewaree; xperionce preferred; for restaurant supply department: salary. Bensinger Co If07 Market et. Cost mid Par Pill: learn petroleum' Indigos locate central Illinois; Etitli; Olive. BULLETIN.

S11 ACCOUNTING CLERK 1' Selict, 5-day. CH. 1771. BONDED Al ilr ACCOUNTANT Esperionced weAttrrre. 7n5 Olive Room 510- CH.

glipit -ACCOUNTING -2 itillS of collage enrinunting, willin4 lie ttend 'erMant. at night. single- 11115. thICF Room 7115 coil'', degree SUPERVISOR prefeired, 6 drive, REPEELSCS Amite Rome 319. 05 'Olives 25-34 doimutwn: ditYlli 'ACCXelfirIANT awake gelled, $151) up.

escalLent future; All firm; fg aarg; mart ADVANCE, PIN Olive- AccoUperAter a.t.c4137.-Alie, 9116 Olive Keen" 444 515 14 7th, SiM li atelii-iforma lira': ECC6UN1ING tiaistaZ gale' boost, Apply third Doer. 709 otc 111 .1 hcc otivit Viagningiton ave. ACCQUNT Eggicutive Aciveruateg; $500 taChtaiClaMla 915,01110, oral leboretory work; 511.4gy sag; ACCfvUNTINGCle-ik-I- salary open 91. OkikgeDenvoevet 1111-5: future. al I Id: e' Months, $146 11 Mr stlii up, Me fee.

ARC 9fWv'' Olive. Ati TZIAPHorrld lraieTii-ZU: LAIR-emit(' 11.11,,ion E.r.sr'esv,,,"4 Lion deportment, local Ones of tuitional to fell cram koleonone, pi, orrklY; Permanent: 5-day week: eatery Al (Haw Liam Tilloilluh -1023 so. and anSITIIM11011, IMMO tr. IgAis Oland W263- tor ePPolvilevent. IlDVElt- it 11 land, TlitTAPHON, ISOLICITOlk" rust be irk, Mimi el larovila: good 'Mittel SIM) per-termed.

Sea Beer. 154,03 Delmar. start, ADVANCE. 14101 Olive. Al5 Pr 7th, 4tn ft amine uniform4 log rs, 'alio boom Apply third Door, 709 tomminaton avt tICCHNict AM to oral lobarA1011 "WA; Li -4A AC ala opon 91.

Outoihfurrneeret, TsctftitclA months. $146 Me leo. A Ptc y4 tulip Hi5s tki4-717i-ZU: Lion department, local office of tuitional ormitig; aorcrianont lr-dg wok. osiary and ant111111111011, Mr. Suss.

MAM W263- tor a000tntamnt. FINIFilliatil and Band Seworseleady chinai there are excellent salary and work; good pm good working commission- opportunities for yout, imtIons Apply D. Lusa Dress Co" Mein Medial placement available if Veil Floor. 11341 Washington. FIRST-AID ATTENDAIMWhits.

wilily Apply Personnel 011ie ACH11008-VANDEllyrXillTBARifk F. ale; must do typing and clerical work: ilALICAW6MCle Inieteste4 in goo-tt nights on Globe-Democrat. earnings for busy departments in our 6-EleitRAL iai modern downstairs store; ti-day week: liberal discounts APIA), Matz" erik. figure work: U. My: days.

CAbany 70M0 Monday after 9 in. neap GIRL smArswostrsIntentotod Ku ebina and abasement; enteellant opportunity for as Experienced on felling machine. Appl greenly, young WOMPII Apply Allaaa sit week. Siegel. Waabing DAM Os PULLER.

ton. 6th floor. hand- factory work; Steady: bags: en repportunilY for 'ening Ik.Cd Pa', OaYlOrd COntainer intereeted in Apply ,.,820 8, Eleventh a11x.1 BAER FULLER. EZ8-0i4 itNr-453Y' forSittot An opportunity for young wmnon intere4tod In Apply Man, BAER FULLER. HOR8TMAN, WILLIAM L.

Suddenly Jon. 21. 1948. formerly of St. Louts, MO.

Interment was at Waverly. INGENBOHS. HENRY Pennsylvania. Jan. 23.

1948, 2 a. fortified with the sacraments of, Holy Mother Churc beloved husband of Anna 8. Ingenbohs (nee ()farmer). dear father of Rita Baker. dear grandfather of Mary Ellen and Betty Jean, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and Cousin.

Funeral from Oebken-Benz Mortuary. 2849 Meramec Jan. 26. 8:30 a. to St.

Anthonrs Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Mount Pleasant Welfare Associatton and Eleventh Ward Republican Club. KERN. OFFICER JOSEPH MI(HAEL Of 1915 Minnesota, on FM Jan.

2:1 1948, at 2.30 p. beloved husband of Rosa J. Kern thee Weitzel). dear father of Betty and Joseph Kern dear son of Mary Kern and the late Michael J. Kern.

dear son-in-law. brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from Kutis Funeral 'Home, 1906 Oravois Jan. 26, at 2 p. m.

Incineration Crematory. Member of Metropolitan Police Department, First District; Naphtall Lodge No. 25, A. F. and A.

Missouri Chapter 1, R. A. and St. Louis Police Craftsmen. Please omit flowers.

KICK. MARGUERITE (nee Nindert)3808A Connecticut. Jan. 22, 1948. 12:50 p.

dear mother of Kathryn Altenkirk, Anna Schoen lau, Marie Schwarze. Julia Soho lbe and Gus Rick. dear sister of M. Joseph of Springfield, and John Rindert our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from Xutie Funeral Horne.

2906 Gravois, Jan. 26, 9:31) a. m. Requiem mass St. Francis de 8Sieft Church.

Interment SS. Peter and Paurs Cemetery. Member Francis de Sales Christian Mothers. Martha Washington Circle No. 26, Ransom Freemont -Auxiliary No.

50. CoL Mormon W.R.C. No. 16: American War Mothers, St. Louis Chapter No.

10; Lydia P. Wint Auxiliary, No. 8. 1113.W.11. ALEITSCR.

ANNA (nee Itade)-3420A Nebraska. Jan. 24. 1948. wife of the late Peter Kleitsch.

dear mother of Prank. Anthony and Henrietta Price. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister. sister-in-law and aunt.

Funeral from Gebken Chapel, 2630 Gravels, Jan. '21. 8:30 s. to St. Wencestaue Church.

interment Resurrection Cemetery. IINICIIEL. FRED W.Of 2114 Wolter 'Finite Park. suddenly on Jan. 22.

1948. at 7:20 D. beloved husband of Jessie Itnkhel, dear brother of Ida Jones. Nettle Beekman and Gertie Mentz, dear brother-In-law, uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from, Krlegshauser Mortimry, 4228 IL Kings-highway on Jan.26.

at 3 p. in. interment Memorial Park-Cetnetery. A member of Lambakin Lodge No. 460.

A. 10. and A. M. 1 1 ATTENTION: Career-minded women.

An excellent opportunity is available to you you are interested in retailing and have the following oualifications--ages 25-35college degree-3 yeats4 of experience in any accepted field and a desire to iviork with people and merchgndise- An excellent training program will enable i ambitious future executives to attainithe goal rapidly. Reply promptly: Give complete 'details of background and education and experience. 0 84. and education and experience. 0 84.

BRADEN, EDWIN 1.Of 414S Blaine ave. on Jan. 2,2. 194R. dear busgand of Anita Braden, (nee Bufalo).

dear son of Charles C. and Rosen', Braden. dear brother of John. Xlmer. Paul.

and Charles Braden, dear son-in-law and uncle, Funeral from Kricifshanter. Mortuary. 4228 B. Kingshighway on Jan. 2E4 at 1:30 p.

in. 1 Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. BRIGHAM, ELIZABETH 0.On Jan. 24, 194M, aunt of Ruth B.

Hutchinson, Elizabeth B. Gustafson and Arthur P. Brigham. and dear 4KPLISin. Service at Lupton Chapel, 7233 Dad-mar Monday, 10 a.

M.I Interment Heron ts i ne Cem etery. 1 BROADERS. RICHAiD Of 3917 Palm. on Jan. 24.

fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of the late 'Jesse Broaden) nee McShane). dear Sather of Jane. Richard. Hortense and Audrey Broaden, dear hi-etleek of Pat- rick, Kieran, Dave and and Mrs. George Clark, dear law, uncle and cousin.

I Funeral Jan. 27.1 at $. from Stroot-Carroll Funeral Home. 4100 awral to St. Church.

Intertnent cemetery. Retired member of Bt. Lo la Police Dept. by long-established St. Lou Is firm, ct enufeuring quality product of outstending national reputation.

Must have dynamic, enthusiastic and Flossing personerity. thorough understanding of rurel hardware merchandising of major items. the ability to inspire end encourage 1 menalso to onalyze economic trends end formulate sales, plans accordingly. The right men (preferably between 45 and 55 years of age end with proveit ebility) will receive complete co-operation of capable and friendly ho will find this sin interesting lob with a substantial future-. In complete details of education and experience W-88 Globe-Democrat.

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