St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 7

7 A- T. 7. '14 ape: vr Tar- rf; ro, Tr' 1 1 1 bituarirs V. E. Miltenbergcr, 'Retired Colonel, 'Heart Attack Victim HRADECKV.

RUTH. Yaeger road. Meh.vide. on July 14, 4955 dearest daughter of Joseph and Maxine Hradeegy (nee Schaaf our dear granddaughter. niece and COUS4 n.

Funeral from lcuris Funeral Home. 2906, Gravois, July ls. 1:30 la. m. Interment Park Lawn e.metery 1 I U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU MAP gip 41 I'-- A. foo k- Del'poitmarof Cornmtre i 'te 4: 4-zi, I Anti tl NN, -k 40 5 30.20 str I 84 'N' SC 5' 44 i 'tSs AD olO ,.91 66 79 90 1 7 2 's .1 1 031 8 I 29.67 82 ilk 77 .,,71 0 4 4 I( 1 94 I 8 1 86 1:7 t-7 ciii(-44, io, 4 srAno 75 I NARy 1V ye. BB :741,,,, N' 90 1, 7 77 yr 29. 87 4. 4 JOHNntiN, MA-LABE-TH.

(nee Good marit a Home. July 14. 1955. beloved wife of the late Henry Clay Johnson. dear mother of John .1.

and Oliver A. 'Johnson, dear mother-in-law, dear sister of Nettie of Saiern. Ohio. and Funeral from CALVIN F. 1-1-4-eTz Funeral Home.

4)528 Natural Bridge IA Mon Juiy iS. 1:311 p. rm Interment Friedcsns Cemetery. Member of Triedens Evangelical and Reformed Church and Women' Guild. Ili.

ners pipace erPY AHNIANN. ERNESTINE of t- Charles. Thur. July 14. 1955.

wife of- the late Frank Manb mother of Francis arid Kenneirt Ahmann. and Mrs. alarY RYATI Services 10 a. at AR-, Hi BAUM Funeral Jefferson St. Charles.

St johns cemotery. At RI CHON. RISo.ELL H. on July 13. 1955, beloved hus' band of Jean Aubuchon, dear step- latner of Carol and Neal.

dear -brother of Eimer. F-dward and Harry Aubuchon. idal Gessier. Aha nhier. Genevieve Moore.

Catherine Le J3egue and Virgie Radii- our dear nrother-m-law, neprieA and Uncle. from KUTIS Funeral Home. -9(5t3 JulY a. rn. Interment ati, mat Cemetery Member of Amvets Arneriran Veterans of Worid Niar po.t No 11 BAKER.

NELLIE NI ince MeMurtryi. July 14. 1955. (tear wile of Oscar F. Raker.

dear mother of alarvin our dear srster, atster-in-law. grandmother and aunt. Services at ALBERT H. EOPPE Funeral Horne. 4911 'Washington Sat.

luiy 16. p. M. Funeral ard Naylor. Nio Val E.

'Miltenberger, retired Army. Colonel and member of an old St. Louis family, died of a heart attack Thursday afternoon while visiting at the home of his son, Fred Miltenberger, in Albuquerque. N. M.

Mr. Miltenberger, who was 74, served as an Army doctor from I 1907 until his retirement in 1946.1 He had been living in recent I years in Kirksville, Mo. He Was a 1907 graduate of the Marlow Sims Academy, a medical later taken over by Louis University. Copies of his family history, which he compiled over a 20-year period. are in the records of the Historical Society and the public libraries of New York City and New Orleans; La.

Mr. Miltenberger's family came to St. Louis prior to 1850. The funeral will be held at p. in.

today at the Undertaking Home in Columbia, with burial to take' place there. A July- 16, 1955; et.Extuls GLobt -Renton-a. '71A a 6 I Pharaohs 9 7 of the Is 7 cf I- nollyth oodet-upercolossal By HERBERT L. MONK 1 Yesterday's three new screen lofferings come from as many lonria 2 although one, "Land of utiu it, USI the Pharoahs" at the St. Louis, produced Hollywood --I auspices, is typically Hollywood.

0 for all that it was tfilmed en- 1, abolg Talks tirely in in The others bear the marks of I their originthe British "The 1 Adventures of Sadie," at the Pageant and Richmond, and the! says Italian "The Wayward Wife," at' the Shady Oak. I Whatever else it is, "Land of There is no substitute for Pharoabs" is a big, sprawl- tience. intelligence and common-ling of cinema that is sense in working out labor-man- I truly colossal. In size, in scope, agement pr'bb- tin the number of human partici- 1 Guy" 5,, and as far as spectacle is Farmer, chair- concerned, it is quite stupendous. man of the Na- ,) Indeed, few motip'n pictures I i it a I Labor 1 i have been filmed set-i 1 La I 'tings of such staggering inn- I 13 a a i tt, There are the ancient! here yesterday.

I pyramids of. Egypt and they are 1- The a le- 'employed in an account of the ington, one of them circa a ad- 2900 B. C. In addition, Cinema-1 dressed a 'witch- io, and Warnercolor provide eon at Hotel Shera- meeting' of a magnificence not many area rsetm. pill euriss i.k..:.: 4 firms have had.

LEGITIMATE 1 ton, sponsored Guy Farmer To Create I it all, Warner by four employer, organizations, Bros. found it expedient, and on "The Labor Board's Role in I doubtless much less expensive, Labor Relations." Sponsoring 1 I to go the locale of this tall organizations we the Associ- piece of historical fiction. Con- ated Industries af Missouri, the structing pyramids on a studio Industrial Relations! Club of St. back lot apparently was too Louis, Associated much even 'for-Hottywood tech- IndustiieS of East St. Louis and nicians.

Stilli that's quite a con- the East Side Manufacturers 7 11, or lains 1 fr tillier-3ays substitute for ence and commori Ong out labor-ntan- b- 11 s-- ry. a- i or r- 1 't A 4 9- 11 i d- 4,, h- I Of 1 -r i Lis -1' A 1,...... ,4 BrinorrAl. 7A )hS lossat. 1 47 a MUST fwr I 1A31811A H.

H. terioo. lit suddenly Wed. 13, dear lather of ioseph B. Karchttch r.

dear brother of Em-, ma Ehlen al c1 Edward Eambitch dear father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Services at Colonial Mortuary, 6e4t4 Chippewa. Sat In a. m. to Sunset.

1 Hi1 Temperatures and Areas of Precipitation Expected Saturday 90 90 Yet 11151; EVIllidcrif gat wt v4, of Precipitation Expected Satorday ,0 ea 90- 90 80 -41; pn ''-'Y .4 P. .1 A .1 4'0 90 TI :1 90 Woother Cunt frtiens As Of 130 P.M. EST July 1' Temperature' Figures Show Average for Area Arrows Donato Wirwi Flow Rain So and Lows in. Inch MCC( 1 1 6 0 1 ....6 i cli -14 0 1 N''' i '414 'ilt 6 lin -d 4 .0 Temperature Figures Show trIc INS Average for Area 441' 'oak 4. N.

Weather Condoiens Arrows Donate Wind Flow a N. YO 4 As Of 1:30 P.M. EST Rain Snow IM 090 July IS 1955 and tows in Inch .1,0 A R5I IS of mann, entered into rest July 14; 1955. beloved husband of Marie Loehnig (nee Jannuseh). dear father of Roma Loehnia, dear brother and uncle, Mr.

Loehnis will He In state at the BLUMER Funeral Home. Herrhartn.Mo.,, until 10:30 a. thereafter at St. Paul's E. and R.

Churen. where wig be held at (Standard Interment Hermann Cemetery. RARACJil. ROSE: July hecivett. Wiit of the late Mag Brack i dear of Nathan and Sam Barack.

Mrs. Samuel Seltzer iind Alrs. Munro our dear grandmother Funeral trent the EINDSKOPF Chapel. Delmar :2 p. to Cemetery.

Please ornit flowers lirs. Barack in state W. May lor Dies, Globe Editor CONGREGATION EVNAI ANIOONA pease attend funeral of our late, rilern bet- 8 A As K. MEYEit i-RANZBEH'et, P-es kAti, MARTIN un NA July 13. 1955.

dear father of Francis Lowery: dear brother of, Michael F. Mrs. Robert Sullivan. Mrs. Carter Birdsall.

Francis and Edward Lowery. dear si brotner-in-law. nephew and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSERS. S.

KIngshighway on Sat. July 16 at 8:30 a. to 'St. John the Baptist Church. Resurn-et 2 east include: 85; Boston, 92; Chicago, 85; Cleveland.

85; Dallas, 102; Detroit, 84; Los Angeles, 78; Miami; '87; New York, 92; WaVton, 85. Sun rises, t. Louis at 5:49 a. sets at 5 mm uuyy 11.. high elevations on the Rockies.

It will be bat and humid over the northeast. It will be warmer over the northrn plains, and slightly cooler IA the lake region and the far northwest. Maximum -temperatures fore-, B. of tyls1.0 West Patk, J4, husoand Of Eve.yn Saunders Barkman. fatner of John B.

brother of Sophia of Stockton. Cora Peter ot Hoxie. Mrs. Effie Rushing ef Harriman. grandtattler of Rooeet, Lev.is and Thornasf-Dean Barkman; Servire in the great Halt of the ANIBRUSTER Mortuary.

Clayton at Concordia lane. 10 a. rn. Oak Grove Ceme, tery, of Brotherhood of Clerks. I Showers and I thunderstorms MAR I ON, July 15 are forecast for today for the (AP)William O.

Taylor, 84, Atlantic coastal area, lower Miseditor and publisher of the Bos- sissippi Valley and Ohio Valley ton Globe for 34 years, died I area. early today at his home here. The North Padific states can He was active in the opef- ation bfthe Globe until only a A texpect scattered showers, as can few months ago. He was named editor 4 and publisher in 1921 on the death urch-Stae, nion of his father, Gen. Charles H.11 Taylor, builder, of the Globe.

Mr. Taylor was born into the newspaper profession and work-Z. ed 'at -it all his life. ot Desirable in Mr. Taylor had been a vice 1 president of the Associated Press president and 'director of it rriest Asserts pieSident of the, Associated Press and 'director of Priest A sserts' the .1 h-St ate, 1,,, MAKI ti.

4 nee Dotmek at Alhambra. on July 1935, widow of the late Wd-Liam C. Pfaff. dear mother of Anna. Gertrude Stevens.

El-. rna Woodruff. William and Charles Pfaff. our dear sister. mother-fnlaw.

grandmother, great-grandmoth- er and aunt. Funeral from KtTIS Funeral Home. ..906 Gravols. July $6,. I p.

m. Interment New St. Ma-cus Cemetery. WEATH'Ell. IN OTHER STATES Scott Air.Base, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT i OF CONEVERCE, WEATHER BUREAU 1 1 I for hours frichrig ft.t.

.7 :30 E. II- Dai.W---for 234. hours-- -e-n-Cling struction project 'carried on Association of Granite City extras literally by the thousands' "Many 2 of the unfair labor as they swarm Over the sands practice eases coming before the of the deserts and around one I NLRB stand as unsightly frrionof the largest of the pyramids. i umenti- to the the 2. central time.

July J. 195a; nigineer- Depot Atlanta, Pi 4,7 Bismarck. N. D. 81 57 Boston.

Mats. 91 1,. Buildinctsluthoiriz( 1, A uildingsl uthorize ine lam you see, was Lo con-a misfits, impression of the Magni-: and the malcontents A--- VP a in labor-management Vey an impression or rne magni- in labor-management relations." The idea, you see, was to con-, misfits, and the malcontents 1.W.TRI(E MIRY 4 nee July 14. p. be.oved te.

ire: of Pete Beatrice. dear Mother kg Ted nee. Toceo MrL 0.k.er Reimer, Mrs. J. Meadows and Mrs.

Thomas taney our ear riotthertin- hum. grandmother. aunt iand from SULLIVAN'S. elid at St, Is. a.

tn. to ()Ur tlf Good Counsei. Iaterinent, CalarY. such a. pruocj.ecrt.ea.AIsom to! Farmer good ball ils.

Player plays the game accord, reveal. with as much realism-as! player plays the-game Chicago. Ill. sx) I 69 Cincinnati. Ohio SI 70 Columbia.

89 t17 Denver. Colo. 87 Des Ikloines. Ia. 6.t 01 Deli-.

Olt. Mich. 1 .....,23 Edmonton-Alta. oi i .1 El Paso. '16 -0 Al Fart Worth Tex.

78 '74. L. Galveston. Tex. 89 Havre, 95 61 Huron.

S. D. I 83 S- E. cFo-f 4----7 'nnnat io i. Oh Si 'ei Des Nioines.

Ia. 1-R DetrOit. Mich. k)kk Fort Woran Tex. 9.) Galveston.

Tex. Havre, Nliint--, 9i Chicago. Ill. sx) I to) 1 Cincinnati. Ohio SI 70 -10 Columbia.

Mo S9 14 Denver, Colo. 87 "i Havre 61 italt. 62 North Americas Newspaper Alliance. 'a, and president Of. the Associated rt Union of church and state is Newspapers, the, a of I not a desired- goal in the United 1 the Syndicate and a found- 1 States, it was brought dut last --1 Jr AarA -Illiallt in rlinincriin adarrnnn tit Awiau.

MIMI-. night 'in a dialogue sermon at N-lot OTTO. jury 14. 1955. dear- husband of Minnie Storer nee Sostmarm).

dear fa-the' of Dorothy Stevens. Emma Loretta verre Ronk. Frank. John. Walter.

Leonard. Harold and -the late Otto Stocker dear brother of Ida Zenner. our dear father-in-law, grandfather. great-grandfather and Uncle. Fulteral from KITT'S -Funeral Home.

2906 Gravols. July 16. 3 P. m. Interment Sunset Bur4aI Park President Eisenhower- yester- day authorized $3,069,000 worth of construction it ethe ite ite possible, Al the sweat, blood, toil ing to th rules." and teara that went into the The "overriding policy" of sthe building of the ancient PYratnitl national labor law- Farmer said, Both purposes are accomplished to "brig unions and 8- satisfactorily.

Much attention is ers together at the bargaining given to engineering and erchi- on 'table. in positis of approxi-- tie -overriding or itne is to 7ram'cl8- r' national labor said, "brig unions and is rs together at the bargainipg erehl- table. in positions; of er ad director of the tietro- City Engineers Depot- and Scott 1 4 approxiform: l) potan Group of novena to Our Lady o. i Ladf Kansds Ctly. 74 Air Force Base, near Belleville.

Los Angeles. Cal. tectural 'details and these form telv equal strength where the firni'8 more interesting fe ma, they Will sit down together. in mately equal strength, where, Lng fea--! they will sit down together in 1 The measure signed by Manastery 9150 Claton rd papers. His' wife died in 194.L Mount Carmel at the Carme ite 1- Niedielne flat, Alta.

04 Memplu s. Tenn i 1- tlresident authorizes the work 4 construction ITT, EDNA EMMA. of 1 49 ira, Nwood J1-0, 13, 1,455. beloeil wife of Ethvard mother ef Ralph Brockschrnift. dear sistert-of Clifrorct Ahrens.

our de.fr-. sister-in-law. and cousin. FunerAi -Mon July I p. frt.

from SMTH Funeral House, to Sr. Nlarcus tlitnetry. was a of Christ E. and R. Church.

Funeral Monday trhe aneral Monday i The I Fla. on a program total- present arrangement is Itila $9 360 530 300 at U. S. New Orleans. La.

69 6 tTanrey money around jllnntyhee tskoo )ouis onstantine, etfectly for erognized that ehurgh and it is "91, I -7'7- 4erognized that thOth churgh and I i 1, ne money wilt nave to 4toe tures; In the hope of getting a' story' 8'4 good faith effort to 'resolve. 1: their differences by voluntary. 1 to match the backgrounds, the I agreements." Th is poliry, 'he I producers employed three viirit- I ers one of whom was Will! up am i fondest has "succeeded beyond pur The trio came 1 ondest Faulkner. I Voluntary -collective. bargain-, A with a plot that should have; in, Farmer said is truly 1' proved adequate for all that it is a bit.

unlikely. 1 American institution that has I become a must in the develop: SPECTACLE BIG VALUE ment of a. healthy and prosper- i STOLLE, EDWARD 15 a view Ferguson. 14. 1955, fortified with the a- ments of Holy Mother Church dear father of Oscar Br Stolle.

dear of Martha Caillaud. Mary Wurtz. Anna Grotzinger. Clements and Albert Stolle. dear istother-inlaw.

grandfather, great-grandfather and 1 r-wFuneral from WHITE Chanel. 11S North Florissant Ferizuson. July IS: 9 nt. to SS. and James4Church.

Interment Calvary Cemeter. Was Member of Santa Cruz Council No. 121.5. 1c. of C.

and Holy. Name Society. (In state after 2 'rt at 1 Retired Cafe ow-ner'' 4tate have their on spheres phoenix. Ariz. iftl.

rs 1 provided in a separate alppi-o- said Rev. John I Pittsburgh. Pa. St) .24 .7. priations bill now making jit's Louis Constantine, 69, retired azius, one of two Paulist mis- Ir4rntr Ili ife)ri-r7Swili.

i way through tCongress 1 OU St. Louis restaurant oner. died i ionary fathers participating in ST. IS (ITV 87 64 For the Granite City dei)ot, I. of a heart attatigt at his home i the dialogue.

St. Louis Atrpnct '''t h7 1 i was authorized by the Utah 0' ....1 Thursday night. He lived at 6001 "Both are a perfect society, Diego. Cal. '76 67, 1 President, Col.

Leland B. Kuhre. .1 both Francisco. Cal. .1,3 53 I commanding ft at the Jamieson aye, spiritual and material.

If Mr. was born i can co-operate in overlapping springtield. mo. 21 C. 9', 1.h., fiit depot, said the funds will be in Greece and Caine to St.

Louis areas, thee, harmony is assured." Man. S3 5S; for a projabout 33 years wits for Also participating in the dia- ect about ,.50 units 'at the Many years Owner of a restau- logue sermon was Rev. Martin base. and for operational rant at Compton and, Laclede 1 to.cik the role 4 ntot I Ininnc Rolnrt.structlitri-s. 1 i rr, d.

i-s Ao 1, many years owner ot a rant at Compton and. LaciedelLT.n baydi; who took the role ()fel U111011' De le al its Sei Te0e. betovett bus- band nt the. late Margaret dear fa'ther of Shea fieid Mrs. Harvey and Mrs stepfather.

of Or-. 1apel. our dear brother. grandfather. lather-inlaw ard tmele.

Puneal LEIDNER etagel. Ft. Louis ase- JuIy 1 at 1:39 2. mt. Interment l.eriaorial Park CAPRATIO.

OTTAVIO. Job, fortified the sacra- rnents of-Holy Mother Church, dear of the Capraro. dear tajner of Jos-pi, Emanuel iTonyLi Cam'ato. Mrs. Joseph brm'aer.

grandfather. brother-in-law, --uncle and cousin. Konerai from P. MICELT-k-SONS runeral Home. II.7"et N.

Kingslue', Nva IA, 8 a St. Edward's Churoh. 9 a in. Interment Calvary Cemetery. avenues.

He also was. a former of -objector in a discussion on The authorized far I Scott Air Force B2se will he I Scott Air- Force Base will --ble o'r )1e owner of a resitaurant at Grand- Catholics Free?" The no boulevard and Shenandoah aye-yens attended last night by -SOO persons. will continue night- tier but flue. Dectd9 The funeral will be held from IT. beginning' 'at 8 o'clock, Onthrtlina Vrop'" Thp nnY, ies Free?" The nor I.

ded last night by will continue night- offer but Dead ng at 8 o'clock, 1 used for three airmen dormi- tories accommodating a total of 600 airmen, and a 500-seating capacity mess hall. a Lorrow. ll of per- Air manent type construction, Force officials i Di lg ir 1 i Or maybe one of the greatest-- ous society." I i1-oftdi le Pharaohs 'did cause to be Colleetive bargaining, he Eacl builta pyramid larger than any 1. eit i "should not be viewed as a on oth as a ombfor e' his body and test Ironl which a winner and a vault the loser must his treasures to 1 The purpose I end of thine he hoped. Probably' is countless) thousands of sla run in the late ves inning Oollec- not to hit a -smashing home- 1 did suffer and die during the tilie s.

bargaining should be, and I endless -years of construction. think generally is. more properly And. maybe the ruler did plan to regarded as a mutual undertek- kill the architect lest the secrets ing; to trriv at settlementi of the tomb be revealed. But it which both sides are rea and fair nable does seem unlikely that such a fi.vbe Goldbetg device as -that A labor omanization 1 employed would also have sealed speaker declared is "a living; I in alive the wife who betrayed I'document not to be compared him i in scope and purpose with a Anyway, ay, it's 'a tall tale.

Most', comniercial contract; It is a 1 ot its possibilities are extracted I sort of constitution governing I by director Howard Hawks and 1 the relationship between em- 1 I 1 1 I. 1 1 i I I ENKE. Al GIL 4 nee. Stiationski 4. :4334 griole ash-tep in Jesus on' July wife of Edward Teske Sr-.

dear Inotner of Aima Vetter. Edward K. Oliver 'Wilbert M. SidneY T. Teske.

riear- sister of Frieda Bunting. flarckg, Julius and Michael Studan- our dear grandmotner. greatgrandmiither. motner-in-law. sister-in-Taw and aunt, Funeral p.

from NIATH 'HERMANN AND soN'S 'Chapel. Fair and W. Florissant ave. Interment Neix, hem Cemetery. Mrs.

Teske n-as a member of -Ladies' Auxiliary of Coneordia Aid- Association Branch No. 15. In parlors after 1:30 r. Pn. SattIrriny.

Home, 4911 Washington with i 11 ro remain 011JOD services a I 5 the St. Nit 2 p. m. Monday at cholas Greek Orthodox 'd 1, Twn hnfol ininnq Inet rticellt 10 ,1 Two hotel )unions 11, last the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox night Ito Remaln on ob- I.r.

x-PWs Sought 1 X'PWS II x. yy 3011glit nt milt Church. Burial wilL.be in St.i fn rpipAt ervntrstr4 nffor Church. Burial will be in St. I reje a con rac offer Soldiers' Memorial Job Filled by Mayor I I IF i 1 I I I Matthew's Cemetery) Survivors I submitted by the St.

Louis Hotel include his, widow, Mrs. Fan- wes Association, but the members thia Constantine: a ere; U. S. decided to remain on the job. Miss Mary Constafitine, and five The contract between the St.

sons. Charles, Feeny. Andrew, Louis Joint Executlye Board, al James Ted Constantine. I Them Payments irepfesents five AFL and 4.1.,,, M.A....A A Joint Executiye Board, I represents five AFL unions, and the Hotel which JoInt rsoara, James ad Ted Constantine. Them Payniehts irepresents five AFL Hotel which 4-HRISTEN.

HARILES on 15. 1935. at Evansville. busband of Celia- Christen': father ff Marjorie Goltermann and Viri gt'nia Fischer of Clayton. Inrather o- Elizabeth Christen.

son of Thencirre Christen of Long Cal. Service. at LUIvrON Cit lapel. 1'233 rOhmir Mon 'Tn. Inter.

Trnnt private. In lieu flunAers Inends may make a contribution li. All Angels Eteseroal (lunch Fond. 5600 Ind Association, 19 hotels, expired at aisans who were last night- ithe Association, 19 hotels, expired at Louisans who were 'minAlght last night. Mayor Raymond C.

Tucker a-largely British cast The hulk-1 ployer and union, and a pro-, 'yesterday appointed Mario p. Jack Hawkins is cedure for solving day-to-day Marnati, a salesman and World a.s the Pharaoh and Jean Col1in.s1 problems." I War II army veteran, as super-las a sultry seductress as his Unions haNe failed in their of Soldiers' Memorial, No. 2 wife tries to do him in fort te denionstrate 1 LLItItH. 14IKTHA B. Dee 7, rroeser).

on Jul), 14. beitwed wife of the late Louis W. Ulrich, dear sister of Edna Moore. Fred and Will Niemeyer. Julia and Lydia Castello, dear icstrr-in-law, aunt.

great-aunt and cout in, Funeral July 16, 1 r. MATH HERMANN.li SON'S Chapei, Fair and West Finns-cant sinterment New Bethlehem CertletoTY Mrs. Illrich was a ter, mcenher of Pilgrim Ey. Luther Mrs. Myrtle Coates i of Old St Louis Five St.

prisoners of war in Korea. or Harry Scott. secretary-treas- 1, Fa'rnily Dies their eligible survivors. are being urer of Local 430, Miscellaneous i by the Foreign Claims Hotel Workers, which includes Mrs. Myrtle Neun Coates, Settlement Commission so it can '1800 members.

said about 900 member of an St. Louis lam- pay compensation due them un--' persons, attended the local's died yesterday afternoon at i der a 1954 law, it was Einpounced meeting at 1.411 North Grand bl. 1 the Carrie Elligson Gietner in Washington yesterday. He said the vote was 'over-Home. following -a, series i Payment is authorized at a whelniingly against accepting an She --was.

,67 and had Irate of $2.50 for each day of im- offer of the.Hotel lived at -6432 Perryt Pine prisonment. and the deadline for have given the emLawn. -i filing claims in most cases is ployes the same pay they now Lawn. filing claims in most cases is ployes the same pay they TIOW 1315 Chestnut to suecedd only to meet a worse fate Taft -Hartley! act James J. Roe.

The emphasis. however. is labor Fame llarnati, lives at 5418 Dag- uPort spectacle and It is upon labor and managery gett ave. One of two applicants' that That "Land of the Phar-I have come to "a for the thlsition recommended to aohs" must depend for its of acceptance the Mayoi by the Soldiers' Me- fici provisions and. 1315 Chestnut to succeed only to meet a worse fate Taft-Hartley! act James J.

Roe. The emphasis. however. is labor Farrnei llarnati, 49 lives at 5418 Dag- uPort spectacle and it is upon labor and manage gett ave. One of two applicants that That "Land of the Phar- I have come to "a for the pgsition recommended to aohs" must depend for its laurels.

gree of acceptance the Mayoi by the Soldiers' Me- fie' provisions and a poth ant, he paid, ry high de- the speci-- the morial PAGEANT-RICHMOND '413ic purposes of the act." rrnission he ill as- I surne his duties Aug. 2 at an Completely nonsensical from -s ----4-- 1 I annual salary of $4680. I start to finish, The Adventures 1 --1--- Rote; an- appointee. of the late ofiSadie" is by all odds tile most Little -S onv 'i sume his duties Aug. 2 at an Completely nonsensical from 1 annual salary of $4680.

start to finish, The Adventures 1 Roe; an apPointee, of the late ofiSadie" is by all odds tile most I SKony I MYRTLE (nee Neun). tilW Perry aye ort July beloved wife of Ernest Crates. dear sister Of Judze 1.Vatier J. G. Neun 'Nirs.

Liflan Trenwith Edna and Irene Noun. dear aunt of Frank Walter Nun Jr. and NVinstort L. Funeral from, ALEXANDER. ttr)N-5.

Ctititeel. t1 Delmar On )41- to NeAt St. 1.07T.P' or.y JAMLN FAIL. ton; suddenly July IF, 41tear hushilnd of Dornthy Wo4alcork (nee Gallinger). father of PsuIine Ferry.

David and Frank Darlene Dare. Kenneth ancta-rtold W-i)drock. dear In-law. brother-in-law anci undle, In state at Chapel. SuElvani Mo.

I laterment Stanton comedy to conie, from I foinedy to conle, from 7 7 ridiculou Mayor Joseph M. Darst, has been i I Mrs. Coates as pister or Aug. 21. In citse-S-of death of th4 receive for 43 hours' work, but t-- I 1- superintendent since March, 1950.

Britain Vinvor Joqpnh 1.1. norst hos hpon i ridiculous Mayor Joseph M. Da-rst, has been i rigiculous a. im t.LA piaL me. A.za Luu superintendent since March 1950 titain former I 1 1 ps 11 in SeVeral seasons.

'I lie Walter J. G. former presi- prisoner of war, claims I for working only 45 -hours. He 1 suhtleties, the whimsicalities and I OMPeteS eason th wry humor which 1 I Ont juiy 15. 1.55.

dear husband of Evanthia Constantine. dear father of Mary. Charles. Fein. Andrew, James and Ted- Constarrine.

dear brother of IV1444dalena and -Constantine and the. late Pericles Cons "tine. our dear father-An-law. i.lkapdfather, brother, Irt--aw- fine Funeral frortrALBERTi-C'HOPPE rtnera lorite, 4911 'Washington bi July 1. at le4.5 rn.

to Nichola 3 Greek Orthodox Church. Interment. S. 'Matthew's Attendance many of the others is conspicu' ouply lacking in this one deal; ing with three men and a girl marooned on an uninhabited desert island: V4 PA( LINE J. nee (ha-tier), 39t29 Bowen, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother (-Porch- July 14.

1455, of the late Joseph J. Woods. dear mother of Joseph .1. Charles, j. Woods and Mrs.

Rudolph Ondr. dear stster of Mrs. Frank Blinn Sr. our dear grandmother. mother'tn-tra.

aunt and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home. S. Grand July IA. a.

to -St. Staphen's 'Church. Interment St. Peter's Coreetery dent or tne tsoard or Aidermen. may oe rued tne survrvulg said tne local nes requested tne Her husband Ernest Coates.

1 widow. husband, children or pay for 40 hours' work. of the Perry avenue address, is Joseph Brown, secretary-treas- President Says. an amateur astronomer. A commissioh attorney said urer of the Cooks, Local 2.6.

Funeral services will be held that letters- sent to the last which has 450 members working 1 at 1:30 p. m. Monday at Alexan- known addresses of the persona tin the hotels, said-the members -Hold, Key der and Sons Funeral Home, sought either had been returned' also voted to reject the offer." 6175 Delmar b14 with -burial in I or were unanswered; The 'cooks work 45 hours a the New St. Marcus Cemetery. 1 The St.

Louis- list issued by and Brown to state continued from Page Lit Surviving, in addition to the I-the commission and last known what the Association offered for a new contract. many and too serious to be set-. tied at a single conferencea runnert, son of The unipns representing. the tconference, be said firmly, that Brunnert. 5553 waiters and wait- will last no more than a week dent of the Board of Aldermen.

may be filed the survivifig said the local hes requested the LI 1 Is.1,,1 twirinm 11 rtri oa-1 TAav, fA ..411 A. 1 ON 1 IIM, O. Cl 3runnert, son of The unipns representing. the conference, he said firmly, that Brunnert. 5553 bartenders, waiters and wait-, will last no, more than a week g.i 1 t.

rimer nact peen reLurnea al0 vEnea Lo reject Lne OL4er.1 1 --I or were unanswered; The rooks work 45 hours a 1 The St. Louis' list issued by Brown to state continued from Page lA the commission and last known what the Association offered for many and too serious to be set- a new contract. tied at a single conferencea runnert; son of The uniOns representing. the conference, he said firmly, that Brunnert. 5553 bartenders, waiters and wait-- will last no more than a eek 3 Instead, the new entry in 1 heavily for torrid proceedings.1 much of which is rather sexy I ad for farce all of Which is But the BritiO reveal I A addresses, are: brother and husband, are three sisters.

Mrs. Lillian Trenwith, I Lawrence' E. Miss Edna and Miss Irene Neun. Mrs. Anna T.

Mardel I Harmon S. Dennis, lain, 5450 VetI Harmon S. Dennis, I addresSes, are brother and husband, are three sisters. Mrs. Lillian Trenwith, I LawrenceE.

Anna T. Miss Edna and Miss Irene Neun. Lawrence'E. Mrs. Anna T.

Mardel lain, 5450 Vernon addresSes, are Lawrence 'E. Mrs. Anna T. Mardel In in LIA V.1 a Efliiir also for this kind of comedy and there's no dOubt the Robert, Chamber, ire e- sses are scheduled to meet as farras he is i results are what they intended James fore tomorrow night to act on He listed some of these prob- i I although perfection has by no a' Elair also for this of coMedy and there no clubt the w'O Robert are scheduled to meet be-' as farras he is 1- concerned 'tr. ta xes 'In i erhf et a nt et', -A.

i results are what they intended 1 1- 1 AA a. s. Harget brother of Mrs the Hotel JPENNIS. HARMON of FairtrOnt COY. on Frh July 15.

1933N. husband of faiher of J. V. ilretuso Loyer Mrs. (Dorothy Carrill.

E. F. C. J. DETIMS.

13 grandchildren. dear fa-, brother-In-law and Services KASSIX Chapel. linl. Nintn Last St. Louis.

Z.ton; july p. by Rev. I. Kuhlman, Interment Carlyle. ie paners p'eaas rony.

Louiselthe proposaL of As- lemsmounting armaments, for means been achieved. examPle. I A. Conrad, 2511 Hadley Del- kociation. I bert -O.

Henson, with an address on Court, street, and Charles Tyler son of Mr. and Mrs. Pal- It Dalton Rules Out mer Tyler, 1378 Mountclair ave. Race Discrimination A CC1111.51d 2511 I-Tnrilav gt nol- A bert -O. Henson; with an address 1 nnrad, 2511 Hadley Del- sociation.

I 1 1 on Court, street, and Charles R. Tyler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pal- Dalton Rules Out l' 0 er Tyler, 1'3- Mountclair ave. 78 Race Discrimination T.L-R-ORA D-GE No.

'267 A. F. and A. M.Special falleci meeting July 16. at I p.

to conduct funeral services of our late BROTHER RUSSELL H. BABB of Ralls Lodge No. 33 of Center. Mo. et-vices will be held front' ARTHUR J.

DONNELLY CHAPEL Lindell bi. Members urged to be LEON J. SELLERS, W. M. -FLORISTS BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ETT1E conduct funeral services of our kite BROTHER RUSSELL H.

BABB or Ralls Lodge No. 33 of Center. Mo. fsrvices Al 1 I. be held from' ARTHUR J.

DONNELLY CHAPEL 34-i() Lindeil bi. Members urged to, be M. 14- BEAUTIFUL FLOWER NETT I Is, Retired Agent in East St. Louis, Dies Harmon 78, retired special agent for the Louisville .8.7 Nashville Railroad in'East St. Louis.

died of infirmities yesterday at the hnrne of a daughter, Mrs. Manuel Carrilli .1544 North Thirty-sixth East St. Louis. Funeral services Will be held at 1 p. m.

Monday at the Kassly Retired Agent in East St. Louis, Dies Harmon 78, retired special agent for he Louisville i Ketirea Ag enT in East St. Louis, Dies Harmon 78, retired special agent for ihe Louisville Nasville Railroad Et St Louis. hdied of infirmities day at the herne oil a daughter, Mrs. Manuel Carrilli 3544 Northl ld Thirty-sixth st, East St Louis.

Funeral services Will be hei at 1 p. m. Monday at the Kassly; The Little' Symphony Concerts Asociation concluded its ty-first season last night by 1 serving a rich Beethoven-SC'hu- 1 bert-Strauss menu to the year'I largest crowd, 2450 persons; at Washington University Quad- 1.1 rangle. I Conductor JaScha Horenstein and the 30i-person orchestra of- I 1 fered as an aperitif the 1 Entr'acte and Ballet Music.from -1 "Rosamunde," Schubert. This 1 was followed- by.

the warmly received maini course, Beetho- 1 i 01 ven's Concert No. Opus-, 15 in Major. sol ist Harold Zab- rack returned for two encores! 1 Zabrack, 27, a piano teacher ofi" 5898 Lotus leaves this autumn on kt two-year Fulbright Is stud fellowship to Germany, 1 Th well-applauded program fin ed with heady waltz-' and-polka dessert by the broth-- ers Strauss: The Waltz from "Tales of the Vienna i by Johann Stranss: his brother'. Joseph's waltz, ''Village Swal- lows," and then Johann's "Pizzi- I cato 'Polka' and it so h- -I Tratsch 1 looktylEILK. LAKEN4E July L.

1'155. ion of the date Fred H. and Ella I4)rmeyer. dear brother of Fred. Joseph.

Harry. Lawrence. Percy nd the late John Dormeyer and Mahel Sanders Services from V.I.'SYARD'S Herculaneum Flincral Home to Heiculaneum liaIst Church. Services 11-1, July II Graveside service and interment Memorial 1-rtrk Cemwery, Cape Girardeau, NT, 4 i -11he feminine 'member of the Then he named a coupl that Russians don't swant talked quartet of Robinson Crusoes is about at Genevathe satellite played by the Jean Collins men- tioned above. Illere, -too.

she is states, or, as the President de- quite 4a, dish with a pretty face, i scribed them; the captive states. 1 11 I A' I a. perfect figurei which dis- once proud people that are not yester-4 ir 1111 oy IT by Cosmetology Board allowed their own government" I snits an I 1 From the Globe -Democrat CITES BT-LGANIN TALK 1 plays in td a of bathing vita 1 lc 4, Citt, Ittirraol He too. though net JEFFERSON CITY. MO Jul 1.1 1 puts to good use in some 'aquatic that name the West's prob- I capers including swimming un- I lern Of Communist subersion.

He 15.Attorney General' John -Y 01 I or Lot Dalt office ruled th se on we ru ayt a 1 it: "International inter- Ikeloreover, she holds her own water. GARDEN Funeral Home Chapel, 11011 Tucker year-old is without authority to rohibiel 4- the State Bea.rd of Cosmetology i Donna ya North Ninth st. East St Louis, ferece in the Interpol ofiairs of with the three men, a stoker off I daughter Le 1 employment of both white free r. and Mrs. on- government.

bringing about their wrecked 'ship, a journalist tWith burial Ill. a situation that leads to sub and a pudgy little fellow whose ard Tucker, 5983 'Wells was land Negro operators in beauty 380i S. GRAND PR. 1-9600 I in addition to the sion and difficulties and recrim; profession is not revealed. Oh Surviving seriously injured last night when I shops or prohibit the mations ithin the countries to be sure they enter into a Sprays, $3.50 up.

$5 up and daughter, are an- i she was struck by an automobile of such estOblishmens by both sometimes, even. 1 revolution." pact to conduct them-OPEN 3 A. fo 6 P. M. other daughter, Mrs.

J. W. Loyet on Auffenbergg used car lot at races. i 0 of St. Louis; to sons, E.

S. 1 by 4. t' On the whole, however. 1 CEMETERIES 14318 Natural Bridge ave. I opinion was asked- 1' Dennis of Overland, Mo.

and 1 President's attitude was one of their lime female companion; her the selves like gentlemen toward c4 CRYPTS Oak sGrove Mii-uso- I Police said 1 C. J. Dennis of Caseyville, LH situation in the child was play- 'the Board to meet a sit conciliationof promising the I seductive wiles notwithstanding leum. Will sll reaoneble. Write i 13.14- 1.

estt. finrn limo' thpv But know how they 1 it 1.14MANi jiti-tttt 4. at Lns Angetyst belosvd of Charles Fehimant near of Nirs. DorTihY Graher Fitt ter, the late Mary' Graber ttear stster rof Mrs. Fanny Nii.ton Isttrs Franres Werner.

Kate and Harry J. Harris and the late Re Agruss. Nathan and Beall-ice Hams, our grandmother. Graveside serviees Sun. 1.

P. I'M at Chesed el Ernetn Cemetery. ree tit Sett-vie. J. FUL.I.-LI Vitt b- wore.

their Littlt Symphony officials said you long 1 1 02 xxr. 1.kept their wore. Polka." the 1955 season a Box .1 loO. Globe-Demoat. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 20.

-LEIDNER Undertakms St. Lows. CH. 1-10t4. Est.

1-8-59. -7---tRADrrIONAL SERVICE Wagoner Undertaking Co. 1 FO. 7-8811 was success artistically although not attend- ance-wise. -Rain marred- three of the six weekly concerts, and attendance to 8500 from last year's 12,000.

ing on lot while her parents were400king at cars. She was strtz by an automobile driven by Miss Mary Tirpak. 25-yearold cashier of 1340 Madison Madison. who was returning a car which she had driven, off the lot for a trial run. 1 The Tucker child was taken to 1City Hospital with possible initernal injuries and multiple cuts of the legs, back and scalp.

iiig lot while her parents I41N. Et ELIA oi July 14. wife of NVilliam C. Fenton. dear mother of Robert J.

Fenton, odr dear sister and grandmother. In state at STROnT-CARROLI: Funeral. Home. 464)0 Natural Fridge after 1.i. Funeral July ls.

Pt 2 P. in. Interment Laurel Hill Kansas City. The Attorney 'United -IStates will not' reject General held there 1 is nothing ally Iliad oUtthrust in true in the law creating the Cosme- ifriendship. tology Board to give it authority it "Did.

I you mote," asked the to discriminate between em- Presidefit "the speech made ployes or patrons of shops un- by Premier Bulganin in Moscow der its-jurisdiction. this morning? Every word he said was along the line thatiI Sam Goldberg Estate am now speaking. He talked on conciliation and tolerance and Valued at $427 134 understanding. "I say to you, I say to all the by Inventory- world, if till words that VC: 1 Kansas City. The Attorney UnitP Statec ill not 4f ti -i w' e-4- Kansas City.

The Attorney United States will not reject any hstlid oUtthrust in true General held there Hs nothin any narlici outtnrust in I "Did. you note," asked the a Presideht. "the speech made by Premier Bulganin in Moscow this morning? Every word he said was along the line thatii am now speaking. 'He talked on conciliation and tolerance and understanding. "I say to you, I say to all the world, the words that he VC- oy inventory- 1 world, -if tint words that he VC- I Alas, what -follows is not as well put together as is Miss Col- lins.

It is, however, farcical in extreme, has some interludes that are hilarious as well as tor- the rid. Eastman Color makes the island setting beautiful I hardly competes with the femi nine star. f------- i SHADY OAK Perhaps the most typically Italian feature about "TER-Way- W-ite" is Gino Lollobrigida --SHADY OAK Pei-haps the most typically Italian feature about "TER-Way- ward is Gino Lollobrigida. WILLS rtv et A 1 I I ij 13 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Hugh U.

Graham Dies; Industrial Engineer Hugh U. Graham an Industrial engineer for the 'ACF Industries. plant in St. Charles, diedThursday n.i.ght at City Hospital following a heart attack. He was 63.

Mr. Graham, who Wed at 1228 North Ninth was originally of Lancaster, coming here two years ago to work at the St. Charles plant. The body will betaken today to Fords, N. of whichbuilds-up much in.the -wayof sympathy for tiCeThunfaithful heroine.

But it is not typically Italian, that at' the end sh, is abOut to live' happily ever after. Nor is the language Italian, English having been dubbed into the mouths of all the performers, including Miss Liillobrigida. fai 4,151 Bonita. formerly of NlaplewocKI, be-hived husband of the late Florence Fmk tnee Bruce), dear father, of lkirs. Florence Major.

Milton G. Jr. nd Mapie Anderson. dear grandfather and areat-Krandfaarter. Services at PfkliKER.ALDRICH Funeral Home.

15 W. July 16. 3 p. m. Interment remotPry Boy.

Critically Hurt -A of $-4-271134 was placed! 11e'd-'' a1 ewf re'e font the estateof Sam the hearts ard minds of the man fotmer head of the Goldberg in the Krerrilinas we are sure ipr en Cycle Skids veunrtnoi rtyu roan file CrrivPeasntYe'rda in an an in- tahnedy are minds drse 01 ef tai lvle the people the hearts sf 1 bate Court at Clayton. as the hearts and -lbate Court at Clayton. 1 ELLISSIat as I In Lne livels.Lz tax.nu, pressed are I truly reflective of the hearts and minds of the man in the Krerrilinas we are sure A value of $427.134 was placed pressed are i truly reflective of I on! the estate-of Sam Goldberg. the hearts wild minds of the man former head, of the Goldberg! in the Kremlinas we are sure in an in- they are reflective- of thehearts file yesterday in Pro- and minds of all the people of i Russia, as (in' the hearts and bate Court at Clayton. Adm.

A. G. Lyle Dies; 1 Ex-Dental Corps-Chief PORTSMOUTH. R. July 13 (AP).

Vice Adm. Alexander Gordon Lyle, 66, retired former head of the Navy Dental Corps and a World War I winner of the Medal of Honor, died today at his home here. His appointment by the late President Roosevelt to Rear Admiral In 1943 made him the first Dental Corps officer to win flag rank. Adm. Lyle served in the Navy from 1915 until his retire.

merit several years ago. I Flat 14. 14 KV N. on Juiy 15, 1455. beloved lAile of Kermit -Fitch; our dear sister and aunt.

Mrs. will lie in state at Funeral Horne, 29116 Gravois. until 5 P. Sal In. fnen snipped to Short Funeral Home.

Jasper. for burial on ily 1 for funeral services and burial. 1 1 Mr. Goldberg, who lived at He is survived by his Critical head injuries were 17937 Cornell ave --tipiversity City, I minds of all the people every- where, then there'll be notrouMrs. Florence Graham; a son, suffeled by an 8-year-old St- died June 11 at the age Ronald, 17; a daughter.

Hope, Louis County boy yesterday -ible between the RuSsian delega- Included in the inventory werel 14, and another son, Hugh U. stocks $351.696 savings and ing when his bicycle skidded and be tion and our own at this corn- conference-." Graham Jr, loans 'account $30 000 bonds of Utica, N. Y. I was thrown to the 'AIISTRUST THE BOGEY The boy. William Cunningham, Mr.

Eisenhower said futility Edward B. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miles -Stolle Dies; S1000 cash $3093 goods and chattels and the residence I has dogged international confer- 1 Cunningham, 732.8 Ravinia $40 Retired Salesman Pasadena Hills.

was 5oo religis taken to Skil His' ous will equeathed lences in the recent past because lanthro- of mutual inistruSt, because of to and phi Edward B. Stolle, retired mill-County Hospital, pic with members Countr Patrolman Edward P. paganda 4 work foreman for the C. J. Harris of his family as benefici9.ries of sounding boar i Thpn rnore earnestly than Mr.

Goldberg, who lived at minds of all the people every- 7937 Cornell City, I where, then there'll be June 11 at the age ble between the RuSsian delega- Included in the inventory were' tion and our own at this stocks $351.696 savings and confererice loans accounts $30 MIST bonds, RUST THE BOGEY $1000 cash $3093 goods and Mr. Eisenho wer said futility chattels $1345 and the residence I $40,000. I His' will bequeathed has dogged international confer- ences in the recent past because $2500 to religious and philanthro-of mutual niistruSt, because of pic with members misuse of the meeting as pro- of his family as beneficih.ries of paganda sounding 'boards. 1 Then, more earnestly than 1 The title role is played by the voluptuous actress with the dark hair, swarthy skin and piercing eyes who was the sub-! ject of considerable interest dur-died ing recent stay in Hollywood corn-and was. you may compared with and contrasted '1 to our on Marilyn Monroe in I The role she is now cast is( that 1 of a voluptuous! woman who is, well.

a little more than just wayward. Rather is she the wife of a staid college' professor who has an extended' illicit affair with another and! the remainder of -the ever he declared: more handsome man. then at-L tempts to murder the woman'i Mrs.Ratchford Retires. "I say to you ilf we can blackmail. her change the 'spirit in which these who is ing It all Served Firm 45 Years.

I conferences are conducted, we at begins wit the murder, tept, the' sometimes slightly! I will have taken the greatest step Mrs. Kate Ratchford, 70 e- toward oward peace, toward future sordid details being filled in by rd afer 5 year tired yesterday 4s; and ility that a ese series of flashbacks. Among, th th t- f' 1 is a er irs an on L5 "cl Deaths II.ti,LCit KED ill 41 o. on JulY 13, 1935,, beloved husband of Myrtle J. Ge.isier.

father of Ralph 'and Fred! Geiser. son of rs. ty Geisfer- brother of. Nrrs. Paul L4ngean dear uncle.

brother- In-law nd father-in-law. Punetal July 16. at 1 from PARKER-ALDRICH chapel. ehster Groves. to Valhalla Cernet Lorenz said the Cunningham boy was riding in the 6900 block of Woodrow near his home, accompanied by several other boys, on bicycles, when his bicycle skidded on a grade and threw him.

101000 Expected Lnreriz saki the Cunningham boy 10.000 Expected Elbe Honig. 2'2. 3859 Fairview. Mathilda S. Walser.

72- 3639 Minnie 75. 2210' Spruce. I Janet Moll'13arba. 48. Webster Groves.

Russell H. Babb. 77. 1433 Peabody et. I Cecilia Leonard.

49. Potomac. Minnie Love. 75. 3033 LaSalle.

George W. Douglass, 4'2 1817 Bacon. 1.4.1 Boehne. 70. 3010A Shenandoah.

di( Evelyn V. Moore. 44, 2709 Eads. Robert Caraway, 54. 5143 Pare.

ho 011ie Felton. 45. East St. Louis. 15 Arthur F.

Jordan. b5. 4'261 Lee. Wyatt Henry Smith. 67.

5075 Cate. Irene G. ponewald. 67. 5838 Nottina- th4 ham.

Ada Lee Alexander. 72. '2931 Thomas. William Randals. 16.

4300 St. Ferdinand. Paul J. Woods, 77. 39'29 Bowen.

SS Charles Harry Hell, 79. 5637 Dewey. ch Lucy 1. I3isse1l Hills Chrstian Poehler. 5.

4927 Ca Peter Valuslak. 71. 61:5 Walnut. eh Rudoloh. Dreyer.

41. Arsenal. Otto Stocker, 8n. 5600 Arsenal. gr Monroe Morris 65.

3010 North Market gr toe 64. 4620 Newberry Guy R. Ura, 72, 5zi-l0 Li CLAYTON Malandia Kesler, 79. Cornina.Ark Josie Potter. 92.

i 15. James R. Knerper. 2 1, F)66W Dodlek. George L.

Bryant. S. Maplewood. 01, Fred Neuroth. 68.

Robertson. Emma C. Wilson. 75. Lula Harodl.

76. 1234 Oakley pl. died 15 the 15. 61, Lumber 1Company of Ferguson, of cancer Thursday at his home. He was 80 and lived at Lakeview Ferguson.

The funeral will be held from White Chapel, 118 North Florissant Ferguson, with Services at 9:30 a. m. Monday at John and James Catholic Church there. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include a B.

Stolle: 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. LITERARY EDITOR DIES SAN FRANCISCO, July Henry Jackson, literary editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, died this afternoon. -A Tn------- GRAHAM, HIGH N. Ninth July 14. 1(155.

early beloved husband of Florence iaham (nee. Lamy), dear father F. and Hope U. GrahaM Louis and Hugh U. Graham.

Jr. 0 Utica. N. dear law. ndfather and uncle.

Mr. raham at XRIEGSHAU-1 S. Kingshighway. In p. m.

Service and. irterment Woodbridge. N. rnwprq, HENSIIE K. FKEt1 E.

of 1'20 son. Kirkwood. J. hus-'' hand of Mathilda Hcnsick (nee Kein). father of hert Heck and targinia Seiler.

ur brother. grandfather. father-li aw and uncle. Mr. Hensick at the BOPr 131 West Argonne Kiwnd.

until 12 noon Sun. Services amedaY 2 ri. In. from St. Paul's rzrmi ar Chureh.

Des Peres. ent St. Paul's Cemetery. I service' witl. th'e Frisco RaIfroae ii-a-s-'-e-v-e'r" 13-eri-- taken- in all the rilte legitimate' love affair is ended.

An estimated 10.000 visitors' Mrs. who lives at of mankind. I with the revelation that she is are expected in Grafton, Ill this Waterman has been Nearest to the President dur- I the illegitimate daughter of the, week end when the Whalen prrvate secretary to the vice I frig the broadcast, but out. of i man's legitimate father, American Legion Post of that 1 president. For, her long and I camera range.

was his son, Maj. young making her his half sister. meritorious service with the John Eisenhower. who accom- city will be host to the annual In railroad. Mrs.

Ratchford was panies him to Geneva as a spe- If' it all sounds a little like an American soap opera, be in- convention of the Twentieth Illi-: nois District of the Legion. The given a banquet and a diamond-- cial aid. I formed tbe Italians present it I district includes 10 counties. The I studded At the outset of the speech, with sincerity, without -attempt-i be he was going to 'be either lewd or Geneva tO attempt to free man- sexy. There are, some kind 4rom the fear of that "ter- fairly torrid also rible some tender moments, neither are scheduled to start: i After resting for a few days, lat 2 p.

in. today with a parade; Mrs. Ratchford plans a three-through Grafton's business dis-Ilnonth trip to the Pacific Coast 'trict. 10 visit relatives. I I 1 festivities are scheduled to After resting for a few days, at 2 p.

in. today with a Parade; Mrs. Ratchford plans. a three- through Grafton's business dis-11rionth trip to the Pacific Coast trict. I to visit relatives 1-.