St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 15

UONDAT, 14 14 DEATHS 75 OIATHS 7 PKrT MtH.II FLORISTS HAln'l IAN sleeo in SILQUIS P0ST-0ISHMCH Martin Luther King Named Time Magazine Man of Year WEEKEND AUTO ACCIDENTS ARE jvnua, Bun. iJw, itf, IWbJ, ii. be iu veil Imsfuand of ui Latu i.ierina irne Mali nee Metzt, ieur of j.dgaf Mali and Mr j. frrtttta FunM'f, our dear brother, bivthet-iti-law, grajLtiiattnir, Kreat-grajidia-tiier Hidd uncle, in tim fclat yuar. NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Fun em) Arrangement $6 ud YOUTH IS SHOT ANOTHER KNIFED IN 2 ROBBERIES NEW YORK, Dec.

30 (AP)- i-uncral p.m. irom lacks Young's experience In dealing with high echelons' of the HMuitW'liJJ'-'N ttouth biuc J-U' NO neidi iiome, Jt0 Ciiffwa at. to Concordia cemetery, twxiy wm ue United States business commun Open Uaily S-S Friday I I Closed Similar 380! S. Grand PR 1-9600 state after p.m. i.

FATAL TO FOUR The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King the civil rights leader who became a symbol of the Negro revolution In 1963, has been Mi it. loce KueniK) Uec. l63, fwloveu, vue ity; "He has neither the Inventiveness of the Congress of Racial Equality's James Farmer, the raw militance of the Student DEATHS 14 VON tiHIItF.N, ChptiM- llelrf.

De-r. 29, 1901. b.doved husband of Katie Von UrnVi) i tu Wardpnbur dear lather Georisla C. Bnumer, fath.v-ln-lflw, grnn.uather, and uncle. Funeral from WHRaDer Funeral Home, Hailwm, Jjirt.

2, p.m. Interment Bethel Cemv-pry. Pond. Mo. WAGNF.lt, HI IIOlTli entered Into rest Dec.

ii'j, de-ir hufdmnd of fcstel J. Wdfiner (ne Slnmis), dear father of Rudolph D. Wntner and Mrs. Louisa Tuclter. dear brother ot Mrs, Marie stipp, dear lather-In-law of Norlne Warner (nee Kineatyi, dmr grandfather of Handy Tucker, Judy, Jane and Joann Wanner, our dear father in law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin.

Funeral services Dec. 3lt 1 p.m., from UULLIKK'6 tujlwiHl llnme, 1012.1 Ft. Clmrle Rock rd. 1 erment mnrla I Pa rk r. Wanner wns a member of the Car-neuters' Local.

In parlors 1 Mnn. FUNERAL DIRICTORS AMBRUSTER (633 CLAYTON RD. VO 3-1300 named Man of the Year by Time magazine. Time's editors described Dr. Non-Violent Co-Ordlnating com King In the announcement yesterday as the man who "domi JAY B.

SMITH 7456 MANCHESTER ST 1-1115 nated the news of that year and ot the late Auyu.H Meyer, drar mother ot Mne 14. Nauert, Jbm-inerson and Fred Meyer, dear sister of i reda Zimaiermann, our near mother-m-law, gratm mother. Kraal KraikUiiotour, aunt ana counin. funeral Irom Kt'TIS Funeral Home, liUOti (iravois. Dee.

p.m. intermtui Mvmu-nat Far. Cemetery. MMKnT 1517 Tele-giapn. Uec, lltt-3, de-ir loH-oanrt nt the mte SiH-Btn nee U'Muiiey), dear step-la ther "1 Antnony hucneesanK.

er brotner ol Blanche vmo arm me laie cmtriua Nielsen, our tiiuther-ln-iaw, untie and gicat- tie nervire 1 m. from JOnN XliMjKiNHi-illi ft BUiSw, Iidt cravois, lnttnment iesv h'luaer. MA HI ft, Lol IbK. Cincin STROOT-CARROLL left an indelible mark for good Three prsons wera killed in separate automobile accidents in the St. Louis area yesterday.

A fourth died of injuries suffered in an accident Saturday. The dead were Elijah Gates, 5577 Ilebert street; Mrs. Edward Kelly, 4115 Shrewsbury avenue, Shrewsbury; Joseph R. Campbell, O'Fallon, and John Weber, 1222 West A street, Belleville. Gates, 25 years old, was killed 4GQO Natural Bridge KV -0341 NLdcK I H.

HCJf-Pt MORRELL 3-3950 ATT. If VARY HOWARD Mtf Dec. llifi3. beloved hun- An East St. Louis youth was shot by a nightwatchman and Soldan High School student was stabbed in separate incidents connected with street robberies in the St.

Louis area. East St. Louis police said that Richard Eastern 16 years old, of the 700. block of Trendley avenue, was shot twice after he and two companions matched a purse from Miss Beverly Shel-ton, 1923 Fifth street, Madison, in the 300 block of North Sixth street, Saturday night. Donald Fehl, 1108 Baufih avenue, East St.

Louis, told police he witnessed the purse snatching as he was sitting in his automobile. He followed the boys in his car, and as they passed the mittee's John Lewis, nor the bristling wit of author James Baldwin Few can explain the extra- ordinary King mystique, Time said, continuing: "Yet he possesses an inexpressible capacity for empathy that is the touchstone of leadership. By deed and by preachment, he has stirred in his people a Christian forbearance that nourishes hope and smothers injustice. "It is with an inner strength so tenaciously rooted In Christian concepts that King has made himself the unchallenged voice band1 the late Kathleen Watts Mnmi det father Ann Were cLA rk ftJneRaX" HOME' 1125 Uudiamont I'A Colwla) Mortuary B464 Chilewa KL ii-lB-iS KUTIS FUNERAL HQ.VE Graving ph y-aouo Mississippi 2-0402 MONUMENTS 10 renry, rHtles W. IV Watts, BiBtpr imew and Hp'iy niene, nati, l-nrc.

lUTJtf, bsrtliHime or ill on history." The magazine said King was the first Negro to be so designated since Time established the tradition 37 years ago. "King," said Time, "is In many ways the unlikely leader of an unlikely organization the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, a loose alliance of 100 or so church-oriented groups. "He has neither the quiet brilliance nor the sharp administrative capabilities of the National Association for the Advancement ueiuveil uaufcmer oi tne late juhh Mulrux twit, imoved meter oi Jotni isott and Jars. Yeiien, tster-tiwaw oi raui Veiled, uner.il from ALEXADEK BUN 8 TOV CiiJpei, bl75 ROSKBROUOH MONUMBNT CO. 5332 Weel Florissant KV V77fi yniwewit FU 1-4300 DEATHS 14 when the automobile he was driving struck two other cars halted for an electrical signal at Union boulevard and Natural Bridge avenue last night.

Fails to Stop Gates, eastbound on Natural Bridge at about 11 o'clock, failed to stop for a red light at the intersection, police said. His BLANK, ANNA, Pec. 29, 1063, beiuveu wilt of the lai Worm BlaiiK, nar mother of Mary Leb- Howard Watts der Brand in her. brother. hrnther-ln-law, lathr-fndan- and uncle Funeral Dec.

31. a.m. from Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bndp. Interment Cslvarv. Member of Pipefitters Union, Lpcal 5b2 WFRFR, MABFl (nei? Wtmnft), fortil led with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Dec.

28, lOoTi, beloved wife of Albert Weier, dear mother of Mrs. Al verna Bfltpr and Michael Conht lifter, rtenr sifiter of Simon, our desir mother-in-law, sister-in law, Ri-anrtmidher, aunt and cousin. Funeral frm KUTIS Funeral Home. 2006 OravnH. Dec.

8:30 a.m. Requiem Mas St. Delmar a.m. NOTT, MAK1K LOllfeK, formerly oi 8t. Louis, Dec, 2h, lytu, daughter ot Wie late Joiin and Mane MutruX Nutt, tiear sister ot the laie Cnunes Nott, aunt of Koe oti Ctitnal and L.

Null Jr. man, Bertha 8ummr And Frieda Blank, Anna Boepple, Louise Graf Bradlcyt Anna (Ray) Brinkman, Fred Brown, Gertrude Burner, Edwin Campen, Augusta Cuneo, Anthony Darragh, Arch Dierkes, Bernard A. Enderi, Catherine (Kate) Morian, Joseph T. Gebhardt, Hulda E. Grimling, Joseph Hamper, John Heenan, Oda Herod, Kathertne, R.

N. Hertweck, Harold Hoffmann, John A. Hoffschwelle, Anthony (Tony) Huser, John C. Kehret, Emma Kelly, Marlene Ann Larocco, Vito Layton, Henry R. Jr.

McCoy, H. Edward McDonough, Sr. Florence Benigna McEnaney, Rose C. McKean, Michael Mall, Christian Meyer, Sallie Nielsen, William Nott, Marie Louise Oppermaiin, Louise A. Puricelli, Ambrose Quain, Wm, Rasp, Laura E.

Reid, Jasper D. Reiff, Marion D. Rice, William P. Ringling, William G. St.

Schmidt, PhMomena M. SchwoebM, John L. Shoults, Howard Sibold, Ernest F. Smith, Orville V. Slroble, Gerard J.

Tiedeman, Edwin Volkart, Rett G. Von Gruben, Henry Wagner, Rudolph C. Watts, Henry Howard Sr. Weber, Mabel Wolfsberger, Nellie Wooldrldge, Gertrude Wueller, Henry H. Ziegler, Clara of the Negro people and the disquieting i of the whites.

That voice in turn has infused the Negroes themselves with the fiber that gives their of Colored People's Roy Wilkins; "He has none of the sophistication of the National Urban League's Whitney Young OI'I'FKMANN, I tU IF A. (nee t. net km it 1U1 1 4 OravnU, iip(v iflH.i. beloL-d uue ot Ult: revolution its true stature. late Attetl utipt riaann.

deir mother iuilei. re.in luck'. Albert C. uiermann. uejr niotner- it 88.

Peter and Paul Ceme- relmar, our dear grandmother and tjreat-frrrwidmnther. Funeral Irom the RINDBKOPF b2Vi Imar 10:30 a.m. to ChesKi Khel Kmeth Cemetery. Pleaae omit flowen. Mrs.

Blank In etate at time ot service. HohPi'LF. l.oi isf: i.ki Iec. XK, 1963. fortified with the S.icramente of Hulv Mother Church, beloved wilt of the lute Qeorsa J.

Buejiplt iinr mother of Lt. Col. Uraf A. BoenplH of Hollywood, and Ururne J. dear erandmotheT of Lisa Boeniile.

dear aunt, cousin and mother-in-law. Funeral from tht ALKXANDKR me ter; in-i ana auui, Services 2:30 p.m. at JOuN L. 7.In.uhNHkiN teONa, VUT Giavuis, Interment jiiflet. Ft Hit AMIiHOF, A SONS CreBtWiKKl Chael, 9801 Hirhwav 66 a.m..

to automobile struck the right rear of one vehicle, caromed across Natural Bridge and hit a traffic signal standard, then struck the second automobile and came to rest against a fire hydrant. Gates was thrown from his auto when it struck the second car. His automobile traveled 120 feet from the point where the first car was hit, police said. An off-duty policeman, Patrolman George Tiffany, 5753 Era avenue, operator of the second automobile that was struck, suffered an injury to his right knee. The operator of the third vehicle, Irwin Wreck, 7218 Burr-wood drive, Normandy, was not injured.

I Our Lady of the Pill ir Church, 4(i Lindbergh, to Resurrection Cemetery. aaaa CO lec. 2U. tuo.l, ueioveu iiunonou ui Louise Puncflli (nee calcaterra near father ot AnKeoni KHKofcna, how omani. Hnnua Fiinceni and Kuoolph I'uricetn, dear grand-lather, (tiTHt-itranoffttiier, biotner-ln-liiw.

untie and cousin. Funeral (mm CAW'ATERRA Funeral Home, 5140 DHKett Jan. $, a.m.. to St. AnilnM(e Church.

Interment Kesur-rectton. Member of Ken man and Ht AnrtMte Itemains in irlor8afterb p.m.JTuee. Ml AIN, WIIXIA.U 234 Ore-PMi, fortified with the Sacraments of Hoiv Mother Chumi, Dec. 29 1 Wti3 belove( huaoand ot Coieta WuRln, dear lauier of lUtrick Wiiiiam and Janies gualn, Kdward and UrKa Killer, dear bndher of P.ouert and Marcy Miller Motor 710 St. Louis avenue, he shouted to the watchman, Richard Barnhart, to stop them.

Barnhart, 1411 Trendley avenue, drew his revolver and fired three shots. Eastern, struck in the back and the right hand, collapsed. The other two boys escaped, but were arrested later at their homes. All three admitted the theft. The purse containing $6, was recovered.

Eastern was taken to St. Mary's Hospital, East St. Louis. George Vick, a student at Sol-dan High School, was stabbed twice in the abdomen by two men who attempted to rob him and a companion at Union boulevard and Wabada avenue Saturday night. Vick, 17, of 5311 Wells avenue, told police the attack occurred when he and Leonard Carter, 16, of 1219 Montclair avenue, refused to give the robbers their money.

Carter stopped a passing police patrol car, which took Vick to MOUTH.TO-MOUTH RESUSCITATION REVIVES INFANT Jeffery Behmen, nine months old, was revived yesterday by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation employed by a policeman, a physician and his father. Patrolman Joseph Johnson, responding to an appeal for help, found Richard Behmen using artificial respiration on his son in the home at 2719A Gravois avenue. The infant, suffering from a severe cold, appeared to be dying, Johnson said. Johnson applied mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. He instructed Behmen to continue the effort and radioed for an ambulance.

HKAIH-K ANNA KAYi Eldon. l-iec. 27, 1U03. beloved ift of Cnarlea Bradley, our dear stepmother, lister of Haiel Qott, Lillian Gott and Opal Irwin, our dear aunt and amter-in-law. Funeral from Mr LAUGH LlN'S, 2301 Lafayette.

p.m. Interment MariMCL Cemetery, III. wtn.FsBFit i Xi ne Krlb-v i Jortii iet with i ne Surra -mont of Holy Mother rtninh. Dec. 29.

beloved wi'a of the Lite A rthur vVolinoergei'. dear mother of Patrick C. n'lur-ence) Wolf hrfrr. Bipter of Mrs. Nettle Witlisiipi cr.

aunt of Patricia Ryan an.i dear cousin. Funeral iTuc. Dec. l. IO a.m..

from JAY R. SM Funeral H-mie, 7-151) Mnmhe-ter to Mary Maedaien Church. Rren'-wikxI. Interment Calvary Cemetery. IHM DtlK.F, JFRTK')K ne Hanrnihi, Dec, 29.

deir wife of the late Henry Woil-dnjre, dear mother of Caroline Jte pfski, dear granimothr, prt grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from WINTBKRMt Ktir.B Funeral Home, 1 9 S. Orand hi Dec. 1(1 at a.m. to Peter and PhuI Church.

Intftrmei Nfw Pt. Marcus Cemetery. F.IJ.FR, Hr NltV Dec. 29, 1 belovefl hnn-bwid of the late Frieda U'uelier. fU-iir ffther of Florence Meriz the Inie Herman Wiieilcr.

d-ir Er.mtlf-ither. ftrpflt -itrandfather and fath-r-in-law. tn hi.i S7th year. Funenil rw. .11, from MATH HERMANN fk SONS Plwpel, Fair ami Wen Fionss.mt In torment Hiratn Park Cemeterv.

J.WAM.V.fC (LARA (neBrown7 Howard Williams, a janitor who died a few hours after he failed to receive treatment for a severe cold at City Hospital, apparently did not make his needs known to the hospital's doctors, the city director of health and hospitals said today. Dr. Frank P. Gilmore told the Public Welfare Committee of the Board of Aldermen that he had investigated the case thoroughly and that at no time in Williams's two visits to the emergency room did he seem seriously ill. Vuain and Madaien PadoerR.

our dear fathpr-m-law, brid.nr-m-!aw, KRIMiMAN, FKF.I, Plttsburit, foinierly of Port Arthur, Ihv. 2. 11163, dear son of the late Fred anil Anna Brinkman nee dear brother of (ieorne, William, K'lward and Chance and the late Henry. Herman and Arthur BrhiKman, our dea brother-in-law, uncle, and cousin. Service 10:30 a at JOHN L.

BIKUfcNHfclN SONS, 7027 Oravoid. Interment St. Trinity. Veteran World War 1 and member American Legion. randiMinw, uncle and cousin.

Funeral fmrn KL'llS ruderal Home, 2unfl Gravois. Jan. 2, 8 :30 a in. Kequiem Mass St. rit Saiea fnurcli.

Inter titem CalvHry femettiy. Member ol Holv Society, t-t. de bales Cnuich. Aniericiin Legion Poat and Married Men's, social Auto Strikes Pole Mrs. Kelly, 29, was killed early yesterday when the car in which she was riding left the road in the 9200 block of Manchester avenue, Rock Hill, and struck a steel pole.

Her husband, the Club. Mary Magdalen t'aitslt. At City Hospital, Dr. Bernard Goldstein took over the mouth-to- in parur KAP, LAI HA nee Haller), BROHV. (tftTKLJtK F.

(nee c.uiburj. Dec. 29. 1363 in ii' ivinsion or. bh.

i.pc. mouth operation after failing to When Williams was first of Robert A. rtasp, dear mother of 103 lPfiJ. widow of Oscar ZlcsJer, dear mother of Rohert Zierler and detect a heart beat. The patient responded and later was trans ner 7otn year, wne oi xn late Chester w.

Brown, mother of Dorothy Scott. lr. Joaepft L. Brown, R. William Brown end Kay Moser.

ister of LiRmrn Out- ferred to Cardinal Glennon Me KEN AN, ODA, 7120 Virf.nia Dec. 28. 1963. beloved husband of Panav Hfenan mee morial Hospital for further treat Manes Bon of Delia Heetian, hnr, Ouy Clifford, MaBrlde and the late Harry and Ed Uuibor, mother-in-law of R. Clinton Scott, Aumiata Kibbler Brown and Her-mine tTinv Brown, arandmother, brotner of tcruvel and ames Heenan.

Dorothv Iannman and Firn Lake, our deir brother-in-law. (treat grandmother, al iter -in -law, untile and great-uncle. aunt ann coumn. mineral from mclauuhlir Herv ce at ho jm uo- ine late t.iara ljoewnau. near faster of MnKEie Renner, ripflr sister-in-law.

mother-in-law, errandmnt er. prent-ftmnfl mother and Services at HOFFMEIPTFH Chapel. 7SI4 S. Brnadwav. 11 inncrestAhbey LOST 17 To Place a Lost or Found Ad CALL MAin 1-6666 8 A.M.

to 9 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY CHARGE IT lonial Mortuary, 6404 Chlprewa at Watson. 3 p.m. Services 2301 Lafayette. 9 a.m..

to Tabernacle Baptist Church, 12th and Barton. Service 10 a.m. In terming at mortuajy. BI RNFR, F.KWIV C. Dec.

I9t3 beloved huand of Bertha tiiween Burner uiee Oar- driver suffered serious head injuries. The accident occurred at 2:30 a.m. Campbell, 19, was killed when the automobile he was driving failed to make a curve in Mueller road, about two miles north of O'Fallon. The car crossed a ditch and struck an embankment. Pvt.

Richard L. Crossman, O'Fallon, a passenger in the car, suffered serious head injuries but walked to a farmhouse a quarter of a mile away to obtain aid. Crossman was on leave from Fort Leonard Wood. Campbell was pronounced dead at St. Joseph's Hospital in St.

Charles at 2 a.m. Sunday, an hour after the accident. Weber, 36, died in Barnes Hospital early yesterday of injuries suffered when his car rolled veiman) dear brother of Herman F. and Etta L. Burner, our near brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle eoiinin.

Funeral from nP.FHMANN- Konert rv, nny. irtne uuraiu, Laura DuFaux and Arline Kan. dear sister of Irene Castanedo, J' anion and Raymond Hailer and r.sephine (Biliie) Alexander, our dear granrtmother, mottier-in-law, sisier-in-iaw, aunt and great-aunt. Mrs. Kisp at TKD FKNDLEK Funeral Home, 7420 Miohlnan at Koeln until 11 a.m.

then removed to St. Johns Episcopal Church. 3064 Arsenal St. lur service at 1:30 p.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park.

RKIO, JASI'FR, V.t 4942A Cxleil, St. Loui. Dec. 29, 19R3, hustand of Minnit Reid. father of Carl W.

Reid and Lloyd D. Held, brother of Mrs. Cora Tothman, Mra. Maude Wood. Mrs.

Eva Blessing and Mrs. Sue Knect. 1 1 Kiannchiiuren and 14 great-nrandciiildren. Funeral from KASPLT Chanel. 3101 N.

Ninth E.iat St. Louis, 1 p.m.. by liev. vViliiam J. MontRoanerv.

Interment St. Matthew's Cerrete-iy, Visitation after ti p.m., Mon. RFIFF, MARION No. 11 Gar-nier Fiin.sant. middenlv Dec.

28, 1UU3. fortifle.1 with tht Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Roberta A. Iteitf dear father of A nd reft. The res, and I oora Reif 1, dear son of Harry and Marv Weber, dear brother of Jack Relff and John Weber, dear sorbin law. brother in law, uncie, cousin and nepnew.

Funeral from KRIEOSHAUS-FR 8 WiOflT. Olive bl Iec. 31, a.m.. to St. Ferdinand Church.

Interment National. A member ot Florissant I'olice Dept. Homer G. Phillips Hospital. The robbers fled without money.

EMPLOYES and customers in two taverns were held up Saturday night by an armed man who concealed his features with a handkerchief. Police said both robberies apparently were committed by the same man. Entering the Boulevard Bar, 1033 Chouteau avenue, at 11 o'clock, the robber ordered Anton F. Gemel, a bartender, and three other persons to lie on the floor. He stole $176 from the cash register and a total of $27 from John Mitchell, 4654 Greer avenue; Richard Breitenfeld, 3904 Dun-nica avenue, and Andrew Mc-Taggert, Zalma, Mo.

Shortly before midnight the robber appeared at Joann's Tavern, 2854 Lafayette avenue, and held up Mrs. Mary Purcell, a barmaid, and Ashley Hoskings, 1916 Nebraska avenue, a customer. He fled with $22 from the register and $7 from Hoskings. LOOT VALUED at more than HAKRaL Chapel. 1905 Union 2 p.m.

Jan. 2. Interment Lake Charles Cemetery. A mem RlsiiDP DuMourft hieh achool rtn, vicniiy of Hanmion Village Car wash: reward, lill terment National Cemetery. HUtOl.D, R.N., asieep in Jeaus, Dec, 2S.

193, 4 a.m., dear sister or Paul C. and Otto Herold. our ear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin in her Mst year. Funeral 1 p.m., from BEIDKKWIEDEV South Side Fu-nral Home. 3(i20 Chippewa to New Pt.

Maixui Cemetery. HF.RTWICc HAHol.D Dec. 29. 19(i3, dear Jiushdnd of Bernariine Herwerk, dear father of Harold Jean Mast ani Jeanette Scott, dear son of JulU Hertweck, and grandfather. Funeral at TT DWELL Funeral Parlors, Versailles, Jan.

1. brought in by ambulance about 5:30 p.m. Dec. 17, Dr. Gilmore said, he was diagnosed as suffering from an acute cold, was given medicine and cough syrup and was told to report to the clinic if his condition did not improve.

Williams had a history of chronic bronchitis, Dr. Gilmore said. Dr. Gilmore said he regretted the incident, but that it was the sort of thing that happened from time to time. Williams told doctors on his second visit, about 1:50 p.m.

Dec. 19, that all he wanted was a clinic card, but never applied for it at the clinic, Dr. Gilmore said. The committee, whose chairman is Alderman Albert Villa Eleventh ward, is conducting an investigation of emergency room and admitting procedures in the wake of the Williams death. Williams, 67 years old, of 6724 Clayton avenue, was pronounced dead when he was taken to the hospital a second time Dec.

19. lui "RING, initial reward? ber of AlgaDU ixxiKe rQ. A.F.&A.M., and the Bt. Louis Po lice Veterans. Veterans Masonic services 8 p.m.

Wed. tin ment. TEXAN IS SENT BABY ELEPHANT, MUST PAY $1400 FORT WORTH, Dec. 30 (AP) State Senator Don Ken-nard. Fort Worth Democrat, found himself the owner Saturday of a 635-pound baby elephant.

There was a $1400 shipping charge. The San Francisco customs office assured Kennard that it was no joke and that, in addition to the shipping fee, the elephant must remain in quarantine for 10 days at $38 a day. The gift is from Bill Newbold, a former Fort Worth television cameraman, who is now an information officer for the State Department in Cambodia. "How anyone could convince the people in Cambodia to send me a thinp like that Tftn it parlors after 2 p.m. ues.

Hi 1-RU7. BoXER. dark "ciiain lone ears; reward; bl.nd) pat; Gravois-McKean area. PH 1-O210. SAIR.VE puppy; "female; months old; vicinity Beemti CAMPEN, AC.ITA, Dec.

29. I9b3, sister ot can a. cam- pen, our dear aur.t and great-sun. ervire at Ltr lhhiti 9.13 Delmar Tues 11 a.m. VRARX.

BRA F.DET Gran. jT Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. CHAPFtX. down an embankment near Shi' See ARKean. loh road and Hartman lane, two t'XKO, ANTHONY.

Dec. Hoffmann, john 1442 N. Fiftv-fifth E. St. Lot-MS.

Dec. 29, 1963. husband of the late Minnie Hoffmann, father of Don Hoffmann. Mrs, Marv Ha mm, John J. Hoffmann and Mrs.

Martha Cole, our dear grandfather. Fiinwal from the BUKKK Funeral Huflne, 33H) State K. St. Louis, Jan. 1.

1964, 1:30 p.m. Interment Valhalla Hiiis koiu witn cnarms; j(t downtown huit week. Lindell bus or De Bnliviere. Reward. 3-R074 after noon.

COLLIE; have you found orseeij sable and white niHle? Crewtwood; family upset reward. Vl3-2o44. COLLIE, tri-oolor, female, Lemay," rewHrd. ME 1-197S. COMMERCIAL vacuum cleaner; miles east of Belleville.

Dead-End Road itfoa. Toruiien wiin int bw ments otf Holy Mother Church, beloved brother of Minnie Cuneo Chfont. dar brother-in-law of May cuneo and Louis Chiont, our Illinois State Police said that Weber was driving south in Hart- dear uncle. UK ll 1.14 fortified i. i oi, i.oua-ilaplewoad; reward.

Ca Funera from akthum J. iwn- iln nil bHurHnwiiLi oi jioijt aiuyi J.Rnjg man about 5 a.m. Saturday when NELLY Parlors, Undell, Dec. 31. 8:30 a.m., to St.

Chariea Butfromeo Church. 2913 lyx-im st. Interment Calvary. his car went off the dead-end HOFFNf HH n.l.L. ANTHONY TOM, Dec.

29, 1963, beloved hitflbanrl of Bertha Hoffschwelle (nee Fischer i. dear fattier of Martha Nnitkamper. John and William Hoffschwelle. dear brother road. dear brother uf Edward Rice anJ DIAMOND man's Initial; Stella Cornpan, dear brotner-ln-: downtowo Dec.

17; reward. MO taw. uncle hnd cousin. 4-sj. Funeral from A.

H. DIAMOND horseshoe brooch, keep-Funeral Home, 653tt Clayton Brt Ja 1-134'' D0; mixed-breed mile: bi-k Member of the 'inira urner oi A coroner's verdict of death from st Fmnr.M of Rt Charles Bor- JIM MILLSPAUGH, 18, of 946 of Mary Flncner, William, Frank romeo Church. Kendrtrk Council KniKhts of Columbus. MiMDein noiiscnwwie. i am- Vam a htv and ra ami i late Rev.

C. J. Hoff. "iiitf iifiw-a, ruwaru. iv -juu, In narlnr Mnn 4 D.m.

Bml Sister Wilhelmina of the Danforth avenue, Alton, and Miss Madelyn Stuart, 19, "of 503 East Twelfth street, Alton, were seriously injured when their PAKKAt.H. ARCH Dec. Notre Dame Order, and Henry 27, I9h3, beloved husband of the (Heinti) Hoffschwelle, our dear ate Mildred M. uarracn tne Weaver), dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. LU Funeral Dec.

natural causes was returned. Several aldermen have been critical of a lack of an autopsy, and Villa said the committee would call for complete coroner's records. Villa said the hearing was to establish facts rather than to intimate negligence. Dr. A.

S. Holtz, who is in charge of medical procedures at the hospital, and Dr. Gilmore told of plans to combine X-ray a.m., from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and west Florissant avs. Interment Fiieden RINfil.lNfi, WILLIAM (i. Klchimrul Haignts.

Dec. 29, 1863, us barm of Marie Rmgling, father of William G. Ringling Marianne Hodga and Virginia Lemke. Funeral from AMBRUSTER Mortuary, 6S33 Clayton 2 p.m. Interment St.

Paul's Churchyard, In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Youth Council of Second Baptist. Church. 'HM 1 1 t7I I LoSl A (nee FlNcher. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Dec. 28, 1963, beloved wife of Edward J.

Schmidt, dear mother of Rita Fltzsimmons, dear b-rotlier In law, father in law, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from EDW. KOCH SON Chapel, 3516 N. Fourteenth, Dec. 31, 9:30 a.m., to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.

Interment Calvary. Member of Perpetual Help Men's Sodality. HI'SErTjOHV Dec. 29, 19i3, at Herrin. beloved hus-band of Thelma Huser, dear father of Inin.

Elmer, Dorothy and La Verne Hiwer. Funeral and interment Dec. SI, Harrln, III. Cemetery'- little white terrier nan is McKnlght. Reward.

WY 4-0117. DOG, biKblack and white male name Trusty." ST l-o070, ENGLTSH sheep "bhack 'and white female; vkinltv Ladue-Creve Coeur; reward. WY 3-4515, fema.e: vicinity Tupping rd. TA 1-7300. "Labrador ketriever; black female pup, mo.

old; 'Jet'; brown collar; rewiard. VI 3-5902. MASONIC ring: man's 32 -degree;" reward. PA 6-0907. OVERNIGHT BAG, clothing, new shirts, reward.

PE 9-li49. POODLE: tiny silver-beige female reward. AT7-4128. T( TDLE; toy TilacTt. male braska-Victor; reward.

PR 1-1 803. SHEPHERD, small female, 8 vr. old, white with black and brown SIiiitB. name dinner vielnitv H1FKKES, B1BNAF1) MAN COLLAPSES AND DIES; STRICKEN WHEN IN AUTO James Romano, owner of a woman's tailoring establishment in the Arcade building, died unexpectedly last night after collapsing when riding in an automobile. He was 65 years old.

Romano was being driven from the home of a friend with whom he had dined at 7850 Stan automobile went out of control and overturned on McAdams highway, a mile west of Alton, about 1 a.m. today. Both were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Alton with head and internal injuries. Miss Stuart was transferred later to Barnes Hospital, St.

Louis. JUNIOR ACHIEVER AWARD WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED Sacraments of koly Mother Church, beloved husband of Cbnstlne (nee Tietenauer dear father of Etelle Dnran. Bette Aldricli, and Ida Armbruster, der brother-in-law. and cast facilities and ther-in-law, ffr-amnatfter. great- make speed (trandfather, uncle and couln.

Funeral from HOFFMEISTER $1200 was taken in a burglary at the Cocoanut Grove Tavern, 2122 Illinois avenue, East St. Louis. Missing was a public addres? system valued at $575, a bass fiddle valued at $200 and beer and liquor valued at about $425. MISS FRANCES WOODWARD, a nurse, 4518 Washington boulevard, was roUjed of her purse containing $100 by a man in the 800 block of North Taylor avenue Saturday night. TWO YOUNG BURGLARS fled from a rear door early yesterday when Mr.

and Mrs. Otis T. Farry entered their home at 1331 Purdue avenue, University City. The Farrys found that the second floor of the home had been ransacked. Two watches, one an heirloom, were missing.

THREE RIFLES, a pistol and 40 boxes of ammunition were taken in a burglary at the home of Roy Jones, 5617 Albia terrace, Jennings. The loot, with a total value of $378, also included a transistor radio, a camera and clothing. similar adjustments to KEHRET. EMMA (nee Hilsi) 612 Pardella Dec. 2S.1963, wife of the late Joseph Kehret.

dear mother of Joseph L. Kehret. our dear mother-in-law, and mint treatment in the crowded emergency room. Gilmore said that Colonial Mortuary. 6464 Chippewa at W.itson, 8:30 a.m.

Requiem mass at St. Michaels church. Shrewsbury, 9 a.m. Interment Sunset. Friends may call ford avenue, University City, to sister of Katherine Fletcher, Joseph and Evnll Fischer, our dear mother in law.

sister in law, grandmother, great grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral, Home, 21'06 Gravois. Jan. 2. 8:30 a.m.

Requiem Mass SS. Peter and Paul Churon. Interment National Cemetery. In parlor 2 p.m. Funeral from WITT Mortua: tuary, 10:30 by law patients had to go to the the Missouri Athletic Club, where 6409 Oravois Tues a.m., to St.

Matthew's Cemetery. Tues. after 5 p.m. clinic after initial emergency he lived. Caiifomlr and Gravois, reward.

PR TERRIEh, female: in vicfrntT Osccoia and Rk.gewood redden brown and white, tail curled uvt-r h. ve.y -n-v. -rs Topper; reward. VE 2-OOS2. WALLET; man's; Hampton FNOFRS.

CATHERINE (RATE) Member of Bt. Mutthew Indies Otllld. Contributions preferred to St. Matthew's Church Memorial Fund. nee (unneilyl, fortified With the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

S( IIWOEHLI 4H 3440A Dec. 29. 1903. hus- Dec. 28, 19R3, beloved wffe Utah, Sun hand of the Iflte Rosa M.

Schwoe- the late Joseph knit era. dear parK.ng lot; reward. PL 2-34 13. FOUND mother of the late Lillian Heide-man, our dear jranrimother, great-gnandmother, sister-in-law and 18 The friend, Mrs. Leonor Pas-sino, drove to a nearby drug store when Romano became ill at Delmar boulevard and North and South road about 8:15.

Attendants summoned police. Romano was dead on arrival at St. Louis County Hospital. Reston FROM PAGE ONE Justice Earl Warren of Califor Fiinernl from CALVTM F. BASSET houncH found, vicinity 5-2417.

DOG: large, black: looks ike "Col-" lie; Brentwood WO 1-164. Miss Peggy Whipple of St. Paul and James Ely of Indianapolis, were named winners of the Mliss and Mister Executive awards of the Midwest Region Junior Achievement Conference here last night. They were selected from 969 Junior Achievers from the Midwest and Canada meeting in a management conference at the Chase-Park Plaza blt i nee Baumann), dear father of AdoUh Shwoebli and Irma Carroll, our rot hr bro her-In-law, father in law, fcrrandlather and uncle. Funeral from WITT Mortuary, 6409 Qravols av, 2 p.m., to New Picker Cemetery.

Honorary member of Concordia Turners and Workmen's Sick and Benefit Branch 299. Retired Brewer Local No. 6. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4i28 Natural Briclge Dec. 31, 30 a.m., to 8t.

Paul the Apostle DETECTIVES KKL1.V, MAItI.ENE ANN (nee Workman) sudden iv Dec. 29, 1963. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, baloved wife of Edward J. Kelly, dear mother of Kathleen, Stephen and Lisa Kelly, dear daughter of Hilda and the late Al Workman, sister of Louisa McDonald, dear (trand-daughter, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law. aunt, meoe, cousin and grandnleca of Mav Selfner.

Funeral from OEBKEN Chapel, 2fi30 Gravoia, Dec. 31, 9:30 a.m., to St. Michael Church. Shrewsbury. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Member oi St. Michael's Mothersr Club. 19 "hurch. Interment Calvary. MapJaM shadows everywhere H.

nia is nominated for the presi I.OitMN. JOSFPH Oil- llceru-ed, bonded; corsuitation free. 6tio5 leim u-, PA 1-0776. more, asleep In Jesus. Dec.

dency and Milton Eisenhower for 190,3. beloved husband of J. MUELLER FUNERAL PERSONAL 23 Florence J. Florlan nee Mohl i. the vice presidency Mar ear brother of Antbonv and John ALCOHOLISM IS A DISEASE garet Chase Smith elected presi WORKED FOR POST-DISPATCH Florian, and Rose Spiller, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend.

dent of "Republican women for Miss Whipple, 17 years old, is runera from rALVix Johnson committee FF.tlTZ Funernl Home, 4S2S Nat'l LAROCCO. VITO. Dep. fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Churoh. dear husband of Msirv Emma Laroc'o.

Hrldee lice M. 2 p.m. nterment Memonni FarK. Mr. AUGUST: Senator Russell fin loriRn was a memiwr or Zion uthernn Church.

Memorials to SHOILTS, HOWARD 259 Pardella fortitied with the Sacrament of Holv Mother Church. Dec. 27, 1963, beloved hualtand of the late Catherine Burton Shoults, dear father of Robert O. Shoults and Shirley M. Starnes, dear son of Marv Clark Shuuits.

dear brother of Ruth Ferder, Melvin Shoults and June Schrader, dear fa tine r-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather, uncie and cousin. Funeral from Funeral Hume, ill 25 Lafayette Dec. 31, a to St. Andrew Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. SIBOLD, ERNEST iMs.

2U. 19H3. beloved husband of tne he of your chuice pre ferred ishes reading history of the Confederacy in the Senate Senator Byrd announces he will vote for Johnson rather than Warren KRHARDT. HILDA F. (nee dfr father ot Rose Marie Liurza.

Frances Ieale, John and Rita Jane Lnnxrco. dear grandfather, aon -In-law. father-in-law. brother-in-law. uncle, ne-ihpw Hnd cousin Funeral from MICEI4 A SONS Funeral Home, 1150 N.

Klncs-hiRhwny, Iec. 31, a.m. to St. Marv's Church. Miw 9:4 5 m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Htifdert. St. Louis HELP. JFO 7-8S77 CARE OF CHILDREN AND ASED 24 RENE VALLEY Nursing Home In the heautiful Frene Vallev, Herman, Mo, Call 4Hri-5fi31.

Wew hc-commofiations now total 86 comfortable ctn-ery rooms. Constant rare, delicious wholesome meals. Bread and pies baked daily. I'rlcei Slfi.V Ji5. S200 month.

AGED; Invalids; Pine l)iv." 1. licensed: reasonable monthly or yearly rates. CApltol 7-5llii, NURSING home; hccrised for aged" a. -id invalids. ST SPECIaTnOTICES 26 Sf'EClAL NOTICE.

1 Herbert Pliiu'klPtte S32A Canan City of St. Lnuls 47, Statf! of Miswouri, do hereby give notice that I will not be responsible fur any debus contract ed after tine date by anyone except mvself. NORBKKT J. SHACK LETTW 'ec. 2.

1 9b'3. dear cousin of I-'frv Boeder. Funeral fnm FDW. FFN'nLPR lortu.iry. Mill S.

Orand at Bates, 1 p.m., to Missouri Crema. lata Minnie Sibold, our dear ory. LU RlMLlNii, JtSKI'H. former iv of 2240 Sullivan. Dec .2, 1963.

brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 482S Natural Bridge Dec. 31, 11 a.m. Interment Suarta.

111. Mr. ear husband of the lata Lena nmllnK ne Rock ep I dear ather of Myrtle GnmhnfT, our Sibold was a retired employe of ear brother-! n-law. uncle and Fata ta ft Brewing Corp. and a ttihmbr of Shaveh Lodte No.

b4ti, urre.it -uncle. Fnni-a rvtrp from PORFRT A. 4A.M.. who will conduct Ma BUSINESS PERSONALS 28 T. KIN ALT Mortuary.

222K St, Ijouis Dec. 3t, 10 a.m. Funeral services for Joseph Henry Mueller, a former paper-handler for the Post-Dispatch, were held today in Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 8449 Jennings road, Jennings. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. Mr.

Mueller, 8514 Octavia avenue, died of heart disease in Barnes Hospital Friday. He worked for the Post-Dispatch from 1943 until his retirement in 1951, Before that he was custodian at the church. Mr. Mueller, 69 years old, Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Julia Mueller, and two sons, Joseph F.

and Louis R. Mueller. $3696 LOSS IN BURGLARY OF ELECTRONICS CONCERN Electronic equipment valued at $3696 was reported stolen yesterday from the Ebinger-North Electronics 4869 boulevard. Police said that the burglars cut the wires of an alarm before termentSt. Johns Cemetery.

LAYTON, HENKV R. son of Henry R. and Nellie Callahan Lavton. brother of Mrs, Stephen Vlodek, Mrs. Raymond Meilxium and Ralph J.

Layton, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Mnas at Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Churoh, 25th and University, 9 a.m. Interment Jerferson Barracks National CensMery. Masses preferred. Mc tlY.

H. EDWARD. St Charles, suddenly lec. 28, 193, beloved husband of Acnes L. McCoy (nee Leppky), dear father of Fxlward Richard, Bnice, Rnfjer, Christopher, Linda, Nancv, Mary Be a nd Jt i Al oy ear so-n of Mrs.

Rose McCoy nee Rre-hens), bmther of Charles, Dean, Victor. Bill ami Harold McCoy, dear uncle and nephew. Mr, McCoy at ARTHUR C. BAUE Funeral Home, 620 Jeffer HMPER, JOHV. Dec.

27, fortifieti w-itn tlie Facramenta of Holv Mother Church, dear nrotiier-in-law of Minnie Hamper, ear uncle of Ldna Ei.cnmener. dear step-son, step-broUier, uncle nd cousin. sonic services p.m. SMITH. ORVILLE Lemay, suddenly Dec.

2. 193, beloved husband of Dora McCul-lmigh Smith, dear stepfather of Helen Moore and Edgar McCul-lough, dear brother of Artie Stone, Hannibal, Orpha Wevers, Maybella Leihetter and Edna Graham, Coilinsviile. Maude D'ivis, E. St. Louis.

111., Zclma Williamson, Granite City. Earl Smith. Vrnedy. Leo Smith, Pittstleld, 111., Perry Smith. Denver, and Bertha Avery, dear brother-in-law and uncle.

Service at HOFFMEISTER Chapel. 7814 S. Broadway, 1:30 p.m., to Mt. Hope. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

Mon. Funeral 9:30 a.m.. from JOHN L. ZIBGKVHEIN A SON'S, CO U. WET BASEMENTS Tflk gun ranted: city or enmity.

Call P.uj Davis, 1021 Brentwood. PR 2-11298. SWKKIKH MASSAGE; gvXHelfn'ii KASTON JK 1-23i7 TRAVEL AND OURS '2?" Capable Drivers Furnished To Prive Your ar Anvwhera 25 OFFICES TO SERVS VOU AUTO DRIVE-AWAY 722 Chestnut Km. lt'lti GA 1-1499 OAS ALLOWANCE" Lfave now to Cflllfnrnia. Ample nraJA 3-1234 ri-424f) WILL take your car west on truck for reaannatilp price: bonded.

In 027 Gravius, to St. Thomas of Amitn ihurch. Interment National. oi onmes-t'ni roar son. St.

Charles, until 11:15 OM V.F.W. Life Member of Pis- but is still against the tax bill President Johnson nominated by acclamation on first ballot at Atlantic City, Hubert Humphrey nominated for vice president after Johnson says: "Clear it with Meany." Los Angeles Dodgers win National League pennant by 2V2 games, Sandy Koufax pitches four-straight over the Yankees in the World Series Judge Warren campaigns from Pittsburgh through Philadelphia, New York, Hartford and Boston on foot to prove he's fit Labor party wins British election President De Gaulle bars all Americans from all bars in Paris. OCTOBER: President Johnson promises five-day week for all wives if elected, and appoints Margaret Chase Smith Secretary of Defense "I'm for equality in everything," he says in a telephone recording for all phones, "equality of the sexes, the races, the North and the South." NOVEMBER: Khrushchev tkes all his troops out of Cuba on eve of election, Premier Fidel hied American Veterans No. Tues. Requiem Mass 11:30 J.

SKUBIC IS FINED SI 000 ON GAMBLING CHARGES Joseph J. Skubic, arrested Sept. 26 in a nationwide drive by the Internal Revenue Service against gamblers, today was fined $1000 and sentenced to a year in jail. United States District Judge James H. Meredith placed Skubic on probation for one year on the jail sentence.

Skubic, a former bakery supply dealer, was arrested in a house near Arnold, in Franklin county. Federal agents reported finding evidence that bets totaling $346 had been accepted. The defendant pleaded guilty. Dec. 9 of failing to pay an excise tax on bets and to purchase wagering stamps.

He was fined twice previously in St. Louis circuit court on gambling charges, federal officials said. Skubic, a widower and father of three children, lives in the 5800 block of Murdoch avenue. JOSEPH MARTIN IN HOSPITAL WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 (AP)-Representative Joseph W.

Martin Jr. Massachusetts, was admitted to the Naval Hospital in suburban Bethesda yesterday for what a hospital spokesman described as a checkup. The former Speaker of the House is 79 years old Dr. George W. Calver, the fapitol physician, reported that Martin had developed what appeared to be a touch of virus and was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure.

Dr. Calver said that Martin lived alone in a hotel room and would have had difficulty taking care 'of himself. treasurer of a company that makes bonbon trays. Ely, 18, is president of a company that manufactures cushions. He heads the Indianapolis Achievers Organization.

Mayor Raymond R. Tucker addressed the group today at the final session. MOSCOW CITY BUDGET PUT AT $2,200,000,000 MOSCOW, Dec. 30 (AP)-The Moscow city soviet adopted a 1964-65 budget of 2.2 billion dollars yesterday and said half would be spent on housing. Among other expenses were building six miles of trolley car lines and seven miles of subways.

New York City, with about 1.000,000 more population than Moscow's 7,000,000, plans a budget for the next fiscal year of about 3.3 billion dollars and a capital investment budget of about $800,000,000. 9,000,000 NEW PHONES; WORLD TOTAL 159,200,000 WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 (AP)-Telephone installations set a new record in 1962 when more than 9,000,000 new connections boosted the world's total of telephones to 159,000,000. In its 1963 edition of "The World's Telephones," the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. reported that more than 1,000,000 new phones were installed in Japan, making it the third nation in total phones with 7,356,007.

The United States had 80,969,000 and the United Kingdom 8,911,000. sured: YO ti-0255. STEPHENS. See McKean. STRjlHL, GERARD 4., 1095S St.

Henry fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Dec. 29, 19H3, beloved husband of Minnie T. Btrobl (nee BranrlrwleileL dear fnther of Thomaa James Strobl and Minette Aubuchon, brother of Rose Linn and Lillte Oriner, broth WANT ADS DRIVE CAR Florida; Phoenix. JR 2-671)4 DRIVE carl Bv area, far West, South westr Ea.t. GA 1-1499, SHARE A RIDE 30 forcing a rear door.

The value of the missing equipment was given by Lavern Tackett, man ens for RIDB wanted from Overland to vicinity 400 Pine and return. 8-5 er-in-law, father-in-law, grand dally. HA 7-3725. a.m.. St.

Peter Church, interment church cemetery. Rosary recited bv Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society 7:30 p.m.. at funeral home. MclXINOI'liH, SR. FLORENCE BF.MoNA, Dec.

29. 1963. dear sister of Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Mrs. Lon Adams, Peter, Frank.

Philip and Ross McDonough. dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Mass at Nazareth Convent. lo a.m. Interment a.2 are th Cemetery.

icENAEY, C. ne Wa ner, suddenly Sar. Dec. 28. lito3, heloved wife of Edward McEnaney, dear mother of Mrs.

Paul Willi fJeannei, daughter of Lizzie and the late Joseph R. Wanner, sister of Frieda Lehman. Amy and Bernard Wagner, mother-in-law. grandmother, sister In law and aunt. Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS TOWN Chapel, 6175 Delmar 1:30 p.m., to St.

Peter's Cemetery. Mr FA MIC A L. Dec" 27. Kansas City, dear son of Mrs Dorothv McKean of Lur-as Hunt Vlllate and Jack Mr-Ken n. UJ SWAPS 31 WILL jmcrtfice.

leaving wtll EVERYBODY lather ana uncie. Funeral Jan. 2, 8:30 a.m. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home. 10123 St.

Charles rd. to St. Kevin Church. Interment Calvary. M-Mntter of Hanlev Hills Optimist Club and Insurance Workers International Local No.

60. In parlors after 10 a.m. Tues. take almost anytning tor equuv in prnperty. 6424 Myrtle Wells- ton.

Interested In car and IJttle ljook property over and call 111 7-4rj22, Cuttl'ville. Mo. TO PLACE A WANT AD IIF.HKMAX, EDWIN Wash WANTED. Imme freezer; hHve contour chair: complete act stainless steel coukwure Ke)nx-A -t'iror. Cull Bus.

HE 2-31)02 days, or Call MAin 1-6666 II 2-0120 niBhts. ager, who reported the theft. BURGLARS ENTER SCHOOL The Mount Pleasant Elementary School, 11050 North Warson road, St. Louis county, was entered by burglars, county police reported today. A typewriter, three projectors and 20 pounds of cheese taken from the school were found hidden beneath a bush on the school grounds by police investigating the burglary this morning.

Police believe that the thieves were frightened away before they could carry off their loot. CO I brother ot Jack McKean our Charge It ington. D.C., Dec. US, of Mrs, Irma F. Tiedeman.

tat her of Mrs. George 1 lalim of Belleville. Mrs, William of Ohio, and ira. Dan Jett, Nebraska. Mr.

Tiedeman at LL'PTON Chapel. 723a Delmar 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Service and interment private. VOLKART, TtF.TA ilidlenlv, Dec.

30, beloved wife of Ernest H. Volkart, dear mother of Ernest E. Volkart. dear grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral and interment MORTON'S Funeral Home, Chamois, Mo.

(ier ana cousin. Funeral Drc. 2 p.m., from the NEW SHEPARD Chapel. 92r5 Natural Bridge, to Valhalla Cemetery Castro denounces Communism President De Gaulle says he will co-operate with any American President except Johnson or Warren Johnson is re-elected by popular majority of 19,000,000. DECEMBER: "I'm very gratified," the President says, "and I wish you all a happy New Year, especially the women." DUMP BtiDY, 10': van bodies for Stutz.

1023 fire truck. M.inv others, auto and truck parts, )nr? Kicii s. EV 1-0706. AUTOS Trurks. Trailers 100.

also parts Will swap or We finan, anyone. Stever.a Motor, 6143 Lotus, CO 1-2797. "LIBERTY. 10430: 10-room masonry, Income bulMinn. lot 200x196, zoned industrial, house.

Int. 7 Payne, 11 A 9-5900. AAN SORMAN borlnK bar. 7778 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Follow the "Swap" Column-Classification 31 In Post-Dispatch Want ids I Winona crank shaft Kinder portable lur Bale or trade.

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