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7'4 '41 "-JP -N P- N41 Wed, Sept. 14, 1955 etEguis Globt-Bgnintrat. fAv: KACY Owners Rev. Jamesli. Coil, Retired Minister, Dies of Infirmities LELICH, HENRY of Pittsburgh.

on Mon Sept. 12, 195,5, dear husband of Evelyn Lelich (nee Mar-) riotti. brother. brother-in-law. loan-in-law, uncle, and cousin.

Funeral from ALEXANDER AND SONS chapel. 6175 Delmar, Fri.22 p. m. to Sunset Burial Park. Mr.

Laken will arrive Thursday A. M. failed to take steps to keep its' permit in an active status, Ozark was originally granted a construction permit in Decem-' 4 ber, 1952. Subsequently, It went the air as a television station with the call letters KACY in November, 1953.. In April, 1954, it stopped televising over the ultra high frequency channel KACY Properfies Were Sold in May In St.

Louis, Jerome W. Sidel, attorney who is trustee for the corporation, said that the entire station had been disassembled and sold in May: The station had I gone off the air Apr. 2, 1954. One week later it filed a voluntary petition for the Federal bankruptcy law. loin i 4 Sit 90 FCC Voids Permit Ftom the- Globe-Demeerst VS ambington Bureau WASHINGTON, Sept.

13.The Federal Communications Commission today canceled the permit it issued Ozark Television Corporation of Festus, to operate on Channel 14. The action was taken, an FCC spokesman said, because Ozark Two New Chimps at Zoo Bring Along Own Wardrobes Two fashionably-dressed chimpanzees were among five young chimps arriving at the Zoo yesterday The two, Danny and Duke brought along their own wardrobes. But chimp oldtimers in the circus may have more to be jealous et- than the newcomers' After brief "auditions." Chimp trainer Mike Kostial said thoughtfully, "We may have a whole new crew in the show year." Zoo director George F. Vierheller was hardy surprised the auditions went so well. After all, he'd "scouted" the newcomers in 1 New York for two days.

"I think its the finest lot I ever brought back," he said. of 1 For Daytime Wednesday High Temperatures Expettd 90 1 Maximum temperatures forecast include: Atlanta, 84; Boston, 71; Chicago, 85; Cleveland, 82; Dallas, 89; Detroit, 82; Los Angeles, 84; Miami, 90; New York, 73; Washington, 79. Sun. rises, St. Louis -at 6:41 a.

sets at 7:12 p. WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES IINTTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU Data for 24 hours ending at 7:30 p. m. central time, Sept.

13, 1935: -Temperature: High. Low. Precip. Atlanta, Ga. 73 66 .04 Bismarck.

N. D. 44 Boston, Mass. 68 51 Chicago, th. 3 51 Cincinnati, Ohio 83 45 Columbia, Mo.

88 35 Denver. Colo. 90 55 Des Ittoines, Ia. 8 6 06 Detroit, Mich. 73 47 Edmonton, Alta.

73 42' El Paso. Tex. 89 73 Fort Worth. Tex. 1 6 Galveston.

Tex. 81 '74 Havre, Mont. '77 38 Huron, S. D. 91' 62 Kansas City, Mo.

89 65 Los Angeles, Cal. 93 67 Medicine Hat. Alta. 73 88 Memphis. Tenn.

90 52 Miami. Fla. SS NO Pt, Nunn. 76 55 05 New Orleans. L.

4 .13 New York, N. Y. 74 54 Oklahoma City, Olt. SS 62 Omaha, Neb. 94 67 Phoenix, Ariz.

I 103 73 Pittsburgh, Pa. '75 42 Portland. Ore. 62 56 .30 Prince AlbertSaSk. 71 42 T.

CITY 83 51 St. Louis Airport 85 53 Salt Lake City. Utah 92 57 San Diego. Cal. 85 67 San Francisco.

Cal. 69 42 Springfield. Mo. 87 56 Washington. D.

C. 71 56 Winnipeg. Man. 70 48 .14 of) .50 1. 51 Arizona can expect rain, as can the northern Rockies and the north Pacific states.

It will be wanner In the central part of the nation and cooler in the eastern areas of the northern plains. 'Cafeteria-Style' Education Causes 'Mental Indigestion' "Cafeteria style't education, in which students re illowed to select their own courses, was criticised here '-yesterday as a cause of "mental indigestion" by a Notre Dame University philosophy professor. "It certainly does not work well when the student is supposed to pick and choose courses at a time when he is not educationally equipped- to make intelligent decisions," John A. Oesterie told a meeting of Fontbonne College faculty members. Robs Telegraph Office A red-headed robber yesterday, held up the Western Union Telegraph Company branch office at 2475A South Grand bl.

and escaped with. $119. Mrs. Velma Guerri of 5310rA Maple the branch manager, was alone at the time, about 8:35 a. m.

Showers sand rain are forecast forf today. along the Atlantic Coast from the southern part of the middle Atlantic states to Florida and the Gulf Coast. The upper lakes and western New York, and southeastern Driver, 19, Indicted for Manslaughter in Auto Crash Death An indictment charging manslaughter was voted by the Circuit Court grand jury yesterday against a 19-year-old driver in a fatal automobile crash. Thomas Bayer, of 22 Highgate Olivette, was charged in the indictment in connection with the Aug. 20 death of Mrs.

Jacqueline Magoon, 32, of 5302 Murdoch Assistant Circuit Attorney Frederick Mayer announced. Bayer drove a car which struck the auto in which Mrs. Magoon was killed her- husband, Paul Magoon, was seriously injured at Murdoch and Sul- phur avenues. According to testimony' last week at a Coroner's inquest, Bayer was driving about 70 miles an hour and was being chased by polide at the time of the crash. A Coroner's jury returned a verdict of homicide.

INWARD. JOSEPH 5426 N. fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church. on Sept. 12.

1955. husband of the late Nellie Dwyer Alyward (nee Gallagher). dear stepfather of John T. and Detective Cpl. Philip T.

Dwyer. dear brother of the late John. Michael and Julia Alyward, our dear grandfather, lather-in-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Futwat Home.

6322 S. Grand 131.. on Sept. 15, at 9:15 a. to St.

Phillip Neri Church. Interment Calvary. BENDER, FRANCIS L. (nee Lan der of Sandy, on Sept. 13, 1955 beloved wife of C.

R. Bender. dear mother of Carol lizmunond. Katherine Boyer, Ma; non Tappmeyer. Charles and Stuart Bender.

our dear sister. mother-in-law. grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Bender in state at the IrEILIGTAG Funeral Home, Impenal.

until 11 a. m. tOSTi Sept. 15. Services same day at the Sandy Baptist Church, Sandy, p.

in. (DST). Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Eirkwood. Mo. BROWN.

JOSEPH Sept. 12, 1955, husband of Lillian L. Brown. our dear brother and uncle. Services at MAYER Funeral Borne, 4356 Lindell ht.

Wed, 2 p. to Moont Sinai CemeterY. IRA, LEO, Sept. 12. 193a, fortified with the sacraments of Hob, Mother Church, beloved husband of Clara Cira (nee Busalair.D.

son of late Salvatore and Rose Cira, brother of Edward. Thomas, Anthony and William Cira. Frances Di Mercurio son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. August Busalaki and our brother-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral from RENSIEK-NIEHAUS Mortuary, 1431 Union Sept. 14, 8:30 a. m. to Holy Rosary Church. Interment Calvary.

Mr. Cira was a member of Society of Fratellanza and I P. C. Club. COIL.

REV. JA31ES Sept. 13, 29. husband of Virginia Ray Coll. father Of Ben, Cullen.

Lee. James Jr. and Northcutt Coil, five daughters-in-law and 12 grandchildren. Private family service at 'LLTP TON Chapel. 7233 Delmar 11 a.

in. Family will receive friends at chapel Wed. evening. Kindly Gmit floWers. Friends may make a contribution in his memory to the St.

Louis Christian Home. 3(131 N. Euelid, CRAIG. DAVID, 4921 -Marne', Sept. 11.

1955. dear husband of the'late Clara E. Craig. dear father of Mrs. Grace Patrick of Indianapolis.

Mn. Bessie Fandel, Mrs. Pearl Chamberlain of Barrington. and Paul F. Craig dear grandfather and great-grand-.

lather. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4228 S. Kingshighway. Wed, Sept.

14. 2 P. rnr Interment Sunset. A member of American Flint Glass- Association. CROW.

FREDERICK formerly of 3330 Iowa. Sept 13. 1955, beloved husband of Mary Crow (nee Tracy), dear father' of Fred Catherine Miller. John, Lillian Pesselato and Mary KIPP. our dear brother.

father-In-law, brother-In-law grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravols, Sept. 15. 8:30 a. m.

Requiem Mass St. Thomas ACIllin Church. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Member of 11-4milton Fish Camp No: 1. DOWNEY, ENOCH of 1131 Hereford it.

on Sept. 11, 1953, dear husband of Lorene Downey, (nee Wand ling). dear fa ther of Helene D. Worthington of Louisiana. and Lt.

Col. Richard Downey, USAF, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother. brother-in-law, and uncle. Details of funeral will be given later. KRIEGSHAUSER Service.

FOWARDs. ANNA (liastner). of 4160 Humphrey st. on Sept. 10.

195'5, iortitled witn the sacra- rnents of Holy Mother Church, dear wife of -J. Russell Edwards, -dear mother of Eileen Crowford, dear daughter of Teresa Galba. dear Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4'228 S. Kingshighway, on Sept.

-14. at a. to Hob, Family Church. Interment Calvary. A member of Fatima SoldalitY.

German St. Vincent' Orphans Souttiside Womens Republic Club. and Fourteenth Ward Regular Republican Club. EGGERS, WALTER of Cedar Hill, Mon. Sept.

12, 1955, beloved husband of Alma Eggers (neeSchmidt), dear father of Florine Boh le. 'Marie Eggers and the late Walter Eggers our dear in-andfather, father-in-law, brother brother-41n-law and uncle. Mr. Eggers at BRIMMER Funeral Home. 1-louse Springs.

until 12 o'clock noon. Sept. 15, then to St. Martin E. R.

Church, Cedar Hill; Mo. Services 2 p. D. S. T.

Inter. rnent, local cemetery. A member of Stacy Weber Post No. 355, American Legion. Legion services 8 p.

m. ENRIGHT, JOHN suddenly, at the family home. Eureka, Sept. 13, 1955, beloved son of the late Joseph T. and Jennie B.

Enright (nee Maguire), dear brother of Helen Enright Due notice of funeral later, from JOHN. THIEBES, Pacific. Mo. GARDELLA. ROY J.

5019 Miami fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Sept. 12.. 1955. dear brother of Charles.

Glorine and Margaret Gardena, dear nephew, cousin and unce. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. 4228 S. Kingshighway Sent. 15.

8:30 a. to Church of the Magdalen. Interment Calvary. Sedalia. papers please el)0Y.

(6ERW1Tz. RALPH, 8721 S. Grand Sept. 12, 1955. fortified with sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

beloved husband of Hazel Gerwitz (nee Boehrer). dear father of Mrs. Gladys Mossinghoff, Mrs. Doris Davis. Lorraine and C.

W. O. Ralph F. Gerwitz, U. S.

dear steptather of James Bernhard. dear brother. brother-in-law, son-in-law. father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle.

Funeral from H0FFME1STER Chapel. 7814 S. Broadway. 9:30 a. m.

to Calvary. GREEN, DORIS SCOTT, 1200 Cyr Sept. 12. 1955. wife of McRee Green, mother of Jill.

Kay, Vicki and Richard Green. daughter of Richard and Mabel Von Dach Service at LUPTON Chapel. 7'233, Delmar bi Thurs. '2 p. m.

In- Oak Grove Cemetery. HAttlitLS. MANY THEILLE, on Sept. 12. 1955, darling daughter of Alta (nee Nehring) and Darrell Harris.

dear sister of Alan Harris, our dear grand-daughter. niece and cousin. Funeral from -SOUTHERN Funeral Home. S. Grand on Sept.

15. at 1.0 a. Interment Mount Olive. HAt'NER. NIAR(iAKETHA knee Herbst).

2325 Woodson. Sept. 13, 1955. asleep in Jesus. beloved wife of Louis A.

Hauser. dear mother of Charles and the late Lester Ruebel. sister -of Lena Nieman and Valentine Herbst. grandmother and aunt. Services at ORTMANN Funeral Home.

9222 Lackland. Overland. 1:30 in- Interment set. Sept. 1.2 1955.

beloved nephew of Agnes Brinker, dear. cousin of Josephine Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman. Funeral from WINGBERMUEHLE Funeral Home.

3,49 S. Grand bl' Sept. 16 at 8:30 a. to the Church of the Resurretion of Our Interment Resurrection Cemetery. ISHERWOOD.

JOHN Sept. 1'2. 1955, beloved husband of Gertrude (Peggy) Isherwood. dear father of Jack Isherwood and Betty Miramontl. dear brother brother-In-law.

father-in-law. grand-lather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. S. Kingshighway bi Sept.

15. 3 v. m. Interment New St. Marcus.

New Bedford. paners oicase etITIV KN IGHT. JEAN (nee McDonald of 5614 Lilian. en Mon. Sept.

1, 1955 beloved wife of Earl ItSnight. dear mother of Gleason L. Crack). Knight. Mrs.

Laura Mae (Thelma) Lynch Veriehey. our dear mother-in-law. sister-in-law. grandmother and aunt Funeral from CLAR1C Funeral Flome. 1125 Hodiamont, on Sept 16.

at ID a. m. Interment Sellefountaine Cemetery'. KOLDE. of St.

Charles. Sept. 12, 1955. aunt of Mrs. Irene Eggers.

companion of Pauline Schierding. aunt and great-aunt. Miss Kolde at ARTHUR C. -13AUE Funeral Home. 61.0 Jeffer son St.

Charles, until noon Thurs. Services same day 3 D. tn. at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

LAALRA TomS. at Aso-Ville. N. C. on Sent.

5, 1955. wife of The late Waldo A. Layman. mother of Mrq. Edward Dearf Ashvitle.

N. C. Mrs. Henry' G. Isaacs of Coral Gables.

Mrs. Keen Brundage of Whittier, Cal Rnd Mrs. G. Donald Gibbing of St. touts, sister of Miss Eva L.

Toms of St. Petersburg. Fla. Memorial gerviee at DANFORTH Chapel. S16 Union bi-, Sept.

15, at 10 a. m. Rev. James H. Coil, retired pastor of Compton Heights Christian Church here and one time chaplain of the State House of Representatives, died of infirmities at St.

Luke's Hospital yesterday. He was 80. Rev. Coil served 155 years In the ministry of the Christian Church before his retirement in 1950. A native, he studied for the ministry at Transylvania Seminary, Lexington, Ky.

He served as an itinerant preacher in Northeast Missouri before accepting the Compton Heights pastorate in 1919. He was chaplain for the legislators 1n'1941. Rev. Coil is survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia Ray Coil, of 621 Westwood Clayton, and five sons, Ben, of Miami, Cullen, a Missouri Supreme commissioner at Jefferson City; Lee, of Lubbock, Tex.

James Jr, of Mobile, and Northcutt, an at 941 Dougherty Ferry Kirkwood. Private funeral services will be held at the Lupton funeral establishment tomorrow at 11 a. in. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. i Dr.

Herbert yd Former German Consul Here, Dies Dr. Herbert Diel. German Consul General in St. Louis from November, 1937, to July, 1941, died Monday of a heart attack while vacationing at Osage Beach, Lake of the Ozarks retort, friends here were notified yesterday. Dr.

69 years old, had been visiting in the St. Louis area in recent weeks, accompanied by his wife and a stepson, Rolf Opderbeck. He came to the United States from his home near Salzburg, Austria. last July on his first visit to this country since his consulate here was closed by order of the Federal Government five months before Pearl Harbor. Also surviving is a son, Heinz DieL The body will be cremated and the ashes returned to Salzburg.

Man Fractures Leg William Hammer, 58, suffered a fractured right leg when he fell from a 6-foot ladder in the kitchen of his home, 3354A Union boulevard. The accident occurred when Hammer was trying to get dnto the roof to fix a television aerial. Deaths Rebecca Shmookler, 72. Richmond Heights. Norman G.

Crosnoe. 34. 3713 N. Ninth. Herman Theede, 61, 5567A Man- chester.

Rose Samuels. 51, 1381 Arlington. Ellen C. Friel. 64, 3639 Aldine.

Janie Matthews. 42. 3722 Cook. Joseph J. Neville.

76, 5221 Blair. Anna F. Buchroeder. 74, 3004 Bailey. Julia Pleuger.

74, 5418 Ruskin. Eva B. Holobradek, 78, 5418 Ruskin. John C. Spissinger, 61, 1109 Lynch.

Harry Jackson, 52, 315 N. Twentieth. Viola Wilson, 50 2826 Walnut. Margaret Pabst. 82.

2500 S. Eighteenth. Joseph 13. Ening, 53, Kansas City, Mo. Ethel Hoffstein, 74.

5885A Cote BrilHanle. Dorothy Haffner. 58. 5707 Easton. Lulu Roth.

79. 3614 Paris. Sam Stiglich. 6S. 5600 Arsenal.

Ralph D. Frederick, 53. 1826 N. Grand. Grace Dobbins.

67, 2612 Park. Scott G. Williams. 70. 5050 Arsenal.

Cecile Kalmes 67. UniversIty.CitY. Mildred H. Halloran, 58, 352-6A Vista. Fred Rask.

LaSalle. Chas. Goldsmith. 60. Barnhart.

Mo. Frederick Hennemeyer, 74, Hanley Hills. Ruth A. Marten. 51.

Waynesville, Mo. Tyler Ellison. 68, 52213 Enright. Alice Steinborn. 76, 4256 Shenandoah.

Nancy V. McCarthy. 34. St. John.

Peggy A. Bartels. 60, Granite City. Sarga J. Gaivan, 62, Esther, Mo.

Frank S. Mensio. 50, 3533A N. Twenty-fifth. George T.

Wellman. 67, 1732 Franklin. James Gray. 45, 1610 Leffingwell. Mary K.

Tolleson, 73, Granite City. Fred Skouby, 59. High Gate, Mo. Mollie W. McLeod.

2. Doniphan, Mo. CLAYTON Madeline F. Canepa. 65.

Bel-Ridge. Dr. Olney A. Ambrose, RO. 932 Beach.

Thomas J. Beurskens. 47. Pagedale. Arthur Toohey, 30.

Bellefontaine Neighbors. Joseph M. Sisk. 63. Spanish Pond.

Henry Bivens. 79. Richmond Heights. Louise M. Burietirger.

67. LemaY. Clara Mueller. O. Ferguson.

Edward S. Brueggem 23 hours, Hermann. Mn. Otto C. P.

Hagemann. 67. Mattese, Mo. Vetter. '79.

Maplewood. Edward A. Martin. about 62. Mattlewood.

ThadY J. Mullarkey, 66. 6510 Devonshire. Michael Walsh. 85, 'Wellston.

Sophia S. Sincolf. about 68, University City. Joseph L. Kennett.

73. Rock Hill. Herbert M. Patton. 70.

Webster Groves. Louis Hatter. 70. Webster Groves. Veronica Hritz.

52..2421 S. Thirteenth. FLORISTS 14 BRIX FLORISTS 4820 NATURAL BRIDGE Co. 1-5032 FUNERAL SPECIALISTS Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere FUNERAL DIRECTORS 20 LEIDNER--Undertaking 2223 St. Louis.

CH 1-1654. Eat 1859 MOYDELLT9 MississOln and Allen PR. 2-0401 TRADITIONAL SERVICE Wagoner Undertaking Co. FO 7-3811 ZIEGENHEINBROS7- IsTeW-moi: tuary.6403 Gravois.FL. 2-1000, MASONIC NOTICES A A S.R ST.

LOUIS CHAPTER ROSE CROIX will hold Rose Croix serv- ices at funeral of PAUL D. HARTOG 32nd at Calvin F. Feutz Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge. Wednesday. Sept.

14, 1955. at 10 a. in. Members are requested to attend. ARNOLD J.

WILLMAN. W. M. HARRY H. BALSIGER, Secretary-- ANCHOR LODGE No.

443, 6901 Delmar b1.Stated communication 7:30 p. m. F. C. degree.

Members urged and visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. ERNEST R. WILSON. W. M.

APOLLO LODGE -No. communication 7r30 p. m. E. A.

degree. Visiting brethren welcome. 5907 Monte. WILLIAM L. SAN-TRIM-F.

EXAMSUNLODGE NO. 462 1956 S. Kingshighway. Special-stated communication 7 p. m.

Ex- aminations. Routine business. isitors welcome. O. H.

RIGSBEE. W. M. --NTAGNOLIALODGE NO. 626 STATED COMMUNICATION SEPT.

14, 7:30 P. M. Routine BusinessExaminations Masons Welcome ELMERA. TAYLOR W. M.

POLAR STAR LODGE No. 79: A. F. and A. 3681 Lindell Called communication Sept.

14. 1:30 p. to conduct Masonic service of our late brother WILLIAM A. EVERS at -Beiderwieden South Side Fu- neral Home. 3620 Chippewa at.

In, terment Zion Cemetery. 13us service. JOHN WEYER. W. M.

PRIDE -OF THE WEST LODGE No. 179. A. T. and A.

M.Stated communication 7:30 P-- in- :1681 Lindell. Routine business. Election -14 trustees. WM. E.

GLIETEBIER. W. LOUTS LODGE NO. 20 Stated Communication al D. m.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Dinner at 6:30 P. M. ADDRESS BY RT. W. BRO.

HARRY GERSHENSON Ntembers Urged to Attend. Visitors ERNST S. MALPE. W. M.

kitED W. ot 1011 Roxton Bissell Hills. fortified-with the sacraments of HWY Mother Church. Sept. 12.

1955. beloved husband of Ruth Margenau (nee Ebel) leh dear father of Ruth rites and Fred W. Mareenau father-in-law. grandfather. brother-in-law.

uncle and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home. 4828 Natural Bridge Sept. 15., a.

in. to St. Jerome's Church. Bissell Hills. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

A member of Fapercraft Union Local No. 409- MetIONALD. ILAIVMOND 5369 Cote Brillianie Sept. 13. 1955.

beloved husband of Gladys Strode McDonald. dear father of Mrs. Gladys Rae Saveland. our -dear brother. brother-in-law.

father -lzt law. grandfather and uncle. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors. 3840 Lindell Sept.

lb. 8:30 a. to St. Edward's Church. Clara and Mal-Mt.

Interment Calvary. PETERSEN, MATT Sept. 12. 19.55. dear brother.

brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington Sept. 14.

230 m. Interment Vlh11a CemPterv. REICHERT, HENRIETTA tnee Plehli of E. Carondelet, IlL. R.

R. 1. Sept. 13, 1955, dearly beloved wife of John A. Reichert, father of Mrs.

George (Elsie) Stemmler, Christ J. Arthur and Walter Reichert, Mrs Elmer (Esther) Gignmersheimer, our dear mother-in-law. grandmoth-, er, great-grandmother. sister. sister-in-law and aunt.

Remains will lie in state at the SCHMIDT Funeral Home. 218 S. Metter Columbia. III. until.

noon Sept. 16. thence moved to the St. Paul E. and R.

Church. Services 2 p. rn- (D. S. Inter- ment St.

Paul Cemetery. REINSCHMIDT. of 1615 Prather. on Sept. 11, 1955.

at 6:40 p. m. beloved hus- band of the late Wilhelmina Reinschmidt (nee Schliecker), dear father of Anthony Edwin Reinschmidt and Irene Hoffstetter. our -dear brother, brother-in-law, father-In-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from SCHUMACHER Fu- neral Home, 3013 Merarnec Sept.

15 at 1:30 P. nL Interment Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens. A member of Mason Contractors Association. It'KERM ANN, FRA NC ES ne6 Jansen), 7676 Lindbergh In her t1st year. fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother 1955.

beloved wife of the late John Rickermann. dear mother of Elsie Deubig Veninga. Helen Birnie. Marie Schneider and the late Anthony and Elmer Rickermann. mother-in-law.

grandmother. great-grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Rickerrnann will be at A. H.

BOCKLAGE Funeral Home. 6336- Clayton until Sept. 14. 4 p. then at church' of the Little Flower.

Boland drive and Arch Terrace. Requiem Mass 9 a. tn. Interment Resurrection. RITTERBUSCIL LOUIS, of 5945 Cote Brilliante, asleep in Jesus on Tues.

Sept. 13, 1953, beloved husband of Ada Ritterbush (nee Fuller). dear father of Mrs. Esther Lain's. Mrs.

Clara Young. Mrs. Ida Kummer, Mrs. Martha Boehne and Robert L. dear 131-Other-In-law.

father-in-lave. great-grandfather and uncle. Mr. Ritterhush in state at CLARK 'Funeral Home. 1125 Hodiamont ave.

until 1 a. then In state at Grace Lutheran Church, 6406 Easton until time of service. '2 p. in. Interment Zion Cemetery.

RUNGE. AUGUST formerly of 3683A Wilmington asleep in Jesus. Sept. 13. 1955, 7:15, a.

beloved husband of the late Sophie Anna Runge (nee RoehD. dear father of Mitchell. Arthur. Norman, Irwin. Carl, Frieda and Herman Runge, our dear brother, father-in-law, brother-in-law.

great-grandfather. uncle and cousin. in his 78th year. Funeral 1:30 -p. from BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home.

3020 Chippewa to Concordia Cemetery. Body will lie in state after p. ra. Wed. SCHELHA3LNIER.

GEORGE. suddenly Stitt. Sept. 11. r955.

at Lakeville. dear husband of the late Caroline Schelhammer (nee Sturmfels). dear brother- of (Ante ZEIX. our dear bromer-In-law uncle, great-uncle and Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S. S.

Kingshighway. Sept. 15, 1 p. m. Interment St.

MaretisCemeterY SCHENK. GEORGIANNA. 1432 Burd. Sept. 12, 1955, beloved wife of Fred Schenk dear mother of Mrs.

Doreen Westermayer, Frederick Jr. and Richard- Schenk. dear sister. sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral frorrf HOFFMEISTER Chapel.

7814 S. Broadway. Thum. p. to Mount Hope Cemetery.

Member of Daughters of America. Friendship Council No! 9. D. of A. services Wed 8 p.

m. SEELIG, ALBERT Y. 1043 Van 4ostra1d, Sept. 12. 195Th beloved husband of Lucille Seelig thee Sloan).

dear father of Albert Jr. and William Seelig. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER ChaPet, 7814 S. Broadway. Wed.

10 A. Interment Presbyterian Cemetery, Caledonia. Mn. STECHER. RUDOLPH R.

MOB). 3107 S. Seventh. Sept. 1,, 1955.

beloved husband of Edna L. Stecher thee Ha in mond o. tlear brother of Louise Ostrowski- and Agnes Laflure dear stepfather. grandfather and uncle. Funeral 'from WINGBERMUEHLE Funeral Home.

3S19 S. Grand Thurs. Sept 1, at 1:30 m. Interment National Cemetery. A member of.

Brewery Workers tTnion. THOMES()'s RI( HARD ALBERT, 6718 Virginia, Sept 12. 1935, husband of Maude A. Tr'al mpson thee Martindale). dear father of Mrs.

Verna Kohlberg. Ivan. Edwin. Guy and the late Maymie -Wilson and -Robert M. Thompson.

dear brother, brother-in-law. father-in-law. grandfather. great-grandfather and uncle, 4 Funeral from 11.0FFNIEISTER Chapel. 7814 S.

10 a. In. Interment Hopewell. Mo. Member of Mellow Methodist Church and Good Hope Lodge 218, A.

F. and A. M. Masonic services p. in.

WAND. AGNES- of 543 Rosedale suddenly on Sept. 11, 1955, fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church. dear sister of Mary E. Meehan and the late L.

Wand and Gertrude McGarth. dear sister-in-law. aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, 4228 S. Kingshighway bi on Sept.

14. at a. m. to St. Roch's Church.

Interment Calvary. ERTHMULLER. GRACE 427 Clark, Webster Groves. entered into rest Mon. Sept 1'2 1955.

beloved wife of Richard H. Werthmuller dear mother of Ann Lee and Richard Mac Werthmuller, dear of Mrs. Percy C. Jones. dear friend of Mrs.

Bert Hamburger. Funeral from STOCK Mortuary. 889 S. Brentwood Clayton. Sept.

15, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. WIND MARIE (nee Watt), 9316 Forbes. Sunday.

Sept. 11. 1955, beloved wife of William D. Wind. dear mother of Mrs.

Henrietta Lillicrao. Mrs. Ruth Palmier. Mrs. Lillian Freeman and Wilmer Wind, dear mother-in-law, grandmother.

sister. sister-in-law. aunt and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chanel. 7814 S.

13roadway, 1:30 p. Ti. to National Cemetery. WORLSTADTER. HENRI' of 5230 S.

37th on Sept. -13, 1935. beloved husband of Edna P. Wohlstadter, dear father of Jack V. Wohistadter and Mrs.

Norman (Jane) Schulte of Cincinnati. Ohio: dear brother of Joe E. Wohlstadter and Mrs. C. E.

Jenny) O'Donnell and Mrs. Vic (Dora') Vietronave of San Francisco, dear grandfather of Karen And Susan dear father-In-law, brother-in-law. cousin and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, S. Kingshighway on Sept.

16. at 2 p. thence to Oak Grove Crematory. A member of Pomegranate Lodge No. 95.

A. F. and A. Moolah Temrle Mo. ConsistorY.

Scottish Rile. Concordia Turners and Carondelet Casting Club. Family requests that In lieu of Dowers. contributions he made to Shriners for Crionled Children. FttIRISTS 14 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN 3801 S.

GRAND PR. Sprays. $3.50 up. Baskets. up OPEN 8 A.

M. to 6 P. M. 1 Savings by the 15th Earn from the ist r.rxaZt' It seems folks just can't get enough of these dazzling '55 Buicks because August sales continued at practically the rate of the big Spring selling We cordially invite you to see the Buick that's breaking all records and to look into the whopping big trade-id allowance our tremendous volume permits us to make. Drop in today for the hottest deal of the year on the hottest-selling Buick in history..