St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 47

ww vr 9 WW DEATHS 14 14 DEATHS 14 1 I2D w.i. ocf. 19M ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEATHS turi FBI TRANSFER vO Shifting Student Teachers Fosters Racial Understanding Pettr Furi, 5212 Blow, fortified with th Sacrament of Huiy Mother Church, Oct 13, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Treasury Bonds 1964. beloved hoauand of tna SALES ARE UP iaii Margaret rurl ne Lutzt, dejr father of Lena Blague, Mi- OF OSWALD CASE cnnel ar-it Mattoas uri. our KKW YORK.

Oct 14 Noon ver-l he-counter I'mted Slatee Government Treaaurv bor.aa. bid, asked, net chance and vield: Apprentice teachers at Harrii the budget committee a teacher; PITTSBURGH, Oct. 15 (AP) near father-in-law. grandfather, grandfather, brother in-aw and uncle. Teachers College now spend partilry schedule proposed by the "uiwriptiM Bie Askeifk TieM Westinghouse Elwrtric Corp.

Funeral Hat 9:30 a from of their training in schools of AGENT REPORTED reported third quarter net in- Jim ZIEGKNHKIN PONS, 702T Gravoia to St. Raphael The Archangel urch. contrasting anrial anrl amnnmic 3 us M. Louis Teachers Union. The; schedule calls for $300 annual 1 increments, $50 more than pres- to rnme nf S23 259 000 or 63 rent.

3 3m 7-a 3 71 Interment Resurrection. In atatt so ncinuornouas 10 promote racial ently received, and for higher 3J a common share, on net sales of understanding, the Board of Edu- 02 $560,097,000. Net earnings in the cation was told last night. third quarter of last year were! Under the program inaugurat- 4 $12,999,000 or 35 cents a share, jed in January, apprentice teach- on sales of $336,056,000. er 18 scnooJ- J-JJ Net income for the nine months receiving experience in all grade 4 cm ended Sept.

30, was $51,691,000, before spending four weeks 403 i a Mn at a aAAi-i A arYsi) f-ii crvaial DALLAS, Oct. 14 (UPI)-The Dallas Times Herald reported yesterday that James P. Houty Federal Bureau of Investigation agent who checked on Lee Harvey Oswald before the salaries for teachers with advanced degrees. The union suggested that the maximum salary be increased to $8300 far teachers with a bache-l lor't degree, $8800 for teachers' with a master's degree and $9300 for those with a master's and 30; additional credit hours. The current maximum figures are 99 21 9 25 94 II 29 9S 22 21 99 15 27 94 It 99.21 93 22 99 13 93 92 20 99.14 91 It 991 9 19 99 SH 22 99.2 89 14 89 12 98.20 99.17 11 20 97 10 100.6 97 21 91 24 alter ll a.m.

Thura. Goehler Anna L. Goehter nee Koch), Oct. 13. 19H4, dear mother of Anna Mane Christ or t'arlyle.

and James L. Goahler Lo Angeles, dear nlfter of Mrs. Ella Steiher of Rel Bud. and Mrs. Julia of Hecker, dear grandmother, great -grand mot her, inother-in-liiW, aiater-ln-law and aunt.

Kunenil Oct. 16 1 p.m., from MATH HERMANN ft SON Fairarwl W. Florissant ava. Interment Marv'a Cemetery, cartyle. 111.

Mrs. Goehler wa former tuperinlend-ent of Bellefontaine Nurwng Home and member of Atbagil Chapior Na. 409 S. In lieu of flower contriliutliMia to American Cancer Society or dharitv of youf choir appreciated. In iwirlora afier 2 p.m.

Thuro. 99 23 99 27 98 20 98 31 9 28 98 99 17 98 29 99 10 94 JU 10O 9.1 2 99 25 93 4 92 24 99.lt 91 14 99 12 98 14 9M 89 20 99.S 89 18 89 IS 98 44 99 19 1110.24 97.14 100 98 4 92 881 88 NO 10 19.12 S7.4 98.14 85.14 7 il'sa a 3'sa Nov 2'j WJ 4s tWFeb 2lss e)H4 Jun 4a Oct 2' si S9-64 Dec 2m 70-SS 41 70 2' 71-M 4a 71 j3: 71 'U 72 Feb j2Lia 7247 Jua Us 72 AUK 7J-67 Sep 2'M 72417 Dec 4a 73 7J 4l.s 74 3Va 74 4l4 15-75 i4l 80 31.4a 83-7 mis 410 equal lo i.J8 a common snare, i compared with $39,588,000, or training in a particular grade $1.07 a share, in the first nine Iwel. Apprentices previously re-1 1H months of 1963. In the 1964 nine- ceived teaching experience at Mrazek William Uraaek. fortified with tho Sacrament of HMy Mthor Church.

Oct. 12. 19M. belovea husband of Ann Mrazek. dear father of William.

Norman, timer and Rsymond Mraaek. nur dear brother, fa ther-in-lsw. grandfather, nephew, uncle and cousin. Funaral from KUTH runoml Home. 290ft Gravois, Thurs Oct.

15. i Reqmem a ss Immaculate Hea rt of Mary Church, interment Mt. Oiive Cemetery. Retired mem-L't Teamaioro L'nion laoca) Niehaus John H. Nlehsn.

31 21 Towa. fortified with th Sacramenta of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 14, lt64. beloved husband of Sophie Kraua Nsaruius (ne Hoevelmanni, dear father of Albert Km us, our dear brother, brother-in-lH uncle and cousin, Funeral from Kl'TIS Funersl Home, 2906 Gravois. Oct, -16.

8:30 a.m. requiem mas St, Wencslaus Church. Interment National Cemetery. Member of American Lon. South St.

-ljout Memorial PoM No. 37 and Veteran of World War 1, Barraclta No. 77. In parlor 7 p.m. Poole Arthur Pool, ontered Into rest Oct.

12, J964. dear hu- 't band of Elizabeth Poole neo Sieffent, dear brother of Mnv-Nell Long, our dear unci, great-uncla and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SON Funeral Home. 5MI Rivervlew bl. Oct.

15. 8:30 a.m. to St. Ann a Cliurch, Normandy. Intarment Btthl-hem Cemetery.

Richards Roy 8 Richard, Off-13. 194 beloved husband of A lice Richards neo Sweeney-Mahler dear father of William, R-chards, father-in-law of Louise Richards, brother-ln-law. grandfather, great-grandtaiher and Uncle. Funeral from DIEDRfCH Funeral Home. 8319 Halls Ferry at N.

Rway. Oct tfi, 1 :30 pm. intormont FRIK-DENS. -w month period net sales were one school only. 4.17 f-fi nnn rlnk.ia rn Civil rights organizations had1 4 18 OJi.ios.uuu, a o.i per cent in-i crease over the sales of SI urged initiating such a program $8000, $8250 and $8500.

CARDINAL FANS FROM SCHOOL FOR DEAF SEE STADIUM 21 602,000 in the first three quarters to foster interracial understanding of 1963. i between teachers and students. Goldenberg 4.16 Rose GJdenberg. Oct. 13.

1964, 87 24 4ia 9247 103 U.S. TREASURY POSITION 4.12 4.23 4.19 4 17 4.211 311 90 SO 4 41 93-M 4'M M-W 90 6 .1 9S 6 Erases Misconceptions Daniel L. Schlafly, chairman of the School Board's continuing committee on integration, said apprentices at Harris have praised the new program for WASHINGTON. Oct. 14 (AP)- M.t 88 1 4 13 quoted in doUan and tinny lne cash position ot the treas Prw-ee aeconaa.

Andrli Ai.rt J. AndtU. Oct. 13. 19tt4, 1:15 pm of tht lat Eleanor a An-dm, dear faiuer of Perl A.

Let. our dear broher-in-law. faiher-in-law. Kiamliather, great-fntrmf mher ami lamsm. Funtnil Ir 84'HUMACHKR Tunerai Hume.

Ueramec. Ftv, OM. i6. 3 p.m. Interment St.

Paul a Churi-hvart. A mem-ler ul GkmI Hmm LotUe No. 218 A AA M. and LoyaTchao-' ter No Ml S. Masonic ervioo Thura.

p.m. Bakich Anna Bhklch. 1OO0A Sidney itred into rest Oct. 12, 11M4. btlovext mother of John r- BMiiieh.

rienr sister ot Tony aiilkanovirh. our lar grand-. mother, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Oct 15. 0 m.

from CHUL1K Funeral H'wne. 1722 8 Jeflermm. ln-t trrnint S8. Peter and Paul Cem- Fyj Membw" L1 uU Bartz Henry F. Bartz.

4431 Beck, anleep In Jesstis. Opt. 14. li'U4. a.m., dwar brother of Knumi Bartz, our dear uncle and friend in Ins year.

Funeral Fri. 10 a.m. from BKIDKHWIKDKN Eknith fide Funeral Home. H82U Chippewa at. to Concordia Cemeten.

Hudy will lit id atato after 7 pm. Wed. Becker Wilton J. Beer, Imnerlal. Oct.

12, 19H4, h1uved aun of the late Frank and An-r Bex-ker i nee Hnok). dear brut her of Kleanora Paquet, Veronica Noeth. Adeline Ste- Stella Vitnle and Edwin Becker, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and nephew. Funeral from the HMILIGTAO Funeral Home, Imperial, Mn.t Oct. 13.

2 p.m. Interment M. Hopa Cemetery. Bell Joseph Hardy Bell. Lt.

Comdr S.il 1 of St. Louis, at Oct. 12. 19'4, fortified witli the Sacraments of Holv Mother Church. h' ved huo-ind of Elnra Beit me Baker, dear son of the late Alexia O.

Hattle T. BHl, dkar brother of Rena, ihert. Hnmer, Har-ild and Hmard Bell, dear bnther-in-law, uncle, great-uncla and cousin. Chapel services 10:30 Oct. 15.

Interment Arlington National C'emeiery. Benick Shrron Sue Be-nlck, Oct. 1 3. beta pel dauKhter of Sam- uol N. and Fay Benick, our tr niece.

Private funeral servlpfa were hld Oct. 14. BtCRtiKU Memorial service. Brunner A ihert Rrtinner, Oct. 12, beloved hustmnd of Kva Helill Brunner.

dear father uf H'irold W. Brunner. dear (ernnd-fiilher. brother, uncle, nephew, lier-ln-la and hrolher-in-law. FuneaT Oct.

Ifi. 10 a.m. from O'SCLLIVAN I 'CKLE KRON MnrHwry. 8SOH Jennings rd. at Hord av.

Interment Hiram Cemetery. Mr. ru er was mem be" of rog-re l-odpe No. tr7 A.FAA.M. Masonic service p.m.

Coen Esie Mae Coen. Oct. 12, 1964. dear mother of Mae Mills of St. Loins, Mo.

Funeral from GUARDIAN Funeral Home, TuIm, OK Oct. 16. ury Oct. 9, 1964: Balance, $6,671,. Among Cardinals fans who have followed the World Series on television are five St.

Louis students who cannot hear the cheers and shouting, but who have taken a special interest in the games. They are young students at the Central Institute for the Deaf, deposits fiscal year July TTjhi 1, $29,751,590,908: withdrawals I teachers and pumls hJc-fiscal year, total I S.ud teache n.M Uiai MMlMilft I BANK CLEARINGS St. Louis bank clearings for Oct. 14 were $99,000,000 compared with $100,400,000 a year ago. I pram from a school in an eco-1 4533 Clayton avenue, and yester- debt, (x) assets, $15,462,262,275.

(x) Includes $360,100,501 debt nomically privileged area to one day they went to Busch Stadium i not subject to statutory limit. Rodgers Frances M. Rodger in a housing project i see ncic we joints ie better preparation for teaching in played. i a large metropolitan school sys- With their teacher, Mrs. Ruth tern, Schlafly said.

Geier, they were given a tour I James A. Scott, assistant su- of the stadium. The students are perintendent, is conducting Mark Shelnutt, 9 years old; Rob-rniirw at Harris on nuHic school bie Hatterick. 10; Janet Nelson, Mutual Fund Quotations NEW YORK. Oot.

14 'API The Naltonal Assofiation of Serurlties Dealers. has lurniwml the TollowmK QuutRlions. anil stales tney do not neressarily reflett actual transactions or firm bi.ts or offers but should indicate approximate pnees and. unless otherwise indicated, art aa Quoted by the sponsors or issuers. Based 00 Oct.

13 closing price. Desc'pt. Bid Asked Desc'pt. Bid Asked Deac'pt. Bid Asked Desc'pt.

Bid Asked ciofio r.w.-tiwt 8: Martha Ann Guenther. 9. and Aberdeen 2.60 2 94 Decat Inc 12 06 13.18' I-W 9.2! 1'" Jodv Lundin. 10. Advise Fd 7 92 8.72 llela Fd 13 04 14.25 Inv Hesh 14 07 15.38 Phila Kd 13.1114.39 lO OtJBru Ilieiliucia.

lit i 12.70 12.70 -vamtnwa onrh Hpvlnompnts 8S niter tne trip ine live wroie Atfll Fd 9.33 10 10 Ihver Ur 10 .27 1 1 .25 Istel Kd 3767.1812 Pine St Am Bus 4.41 4.77 Diver Inv 10 119 11 26 Johnsln 15 64 15.64 Pioneer woilaSo farultv inteBration. school dis-1 rticI" baseball. They had Am Grth 7 01 7 58 Uitid Shr 3.82 4.20 keystone Funds; Price TR Am Inv 20 98 20.98 DouTh In 5 36 5 79! Bl 24 .75 25.13 Providnt Cus Cus tricting and open enrollment, bus 1 previously watched the Cardinals assassination of President John F. Kennedy, has been suspended for 30 days without pay and transferred from Dallas to Kansas City, Mo. The Times Herald, In copy-righter story, said the disciplinary action came on orders from the Washington office of J.

Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI. J. Gordon Shanklin, in charge of the Dallas FBI office, declined comment. The Times Herald said that "unimpeachable sources" reported the suspension and transfer were a direct result of the Warren Commission's criticism of the FBI in its report on the Kennedy assassination. Before the report was published, Hosty had been on probation 90 days, but with pay, and had received a letter of censure.

Hosty and his wife have eight children, the youngest a year old, and are expecting a ninth. The Times Herald said three other Dallas-based FBI agents have received letters of censure since the Warren report was made public. The newspaper said two weeks ago that Hosty's supervisor had been demoted and an agent in New Orleans given a disciplinary transfer to Springfield, III. Rather than take the transfer, the New Orleans agent, with 22 years' service, retired. Hosty was an international security expert who had served in Dallas 10 of his 12 years in the FBI.

He was assigned routinely to investigate Oswald. Testimony before the Warren Commission showed he did not talk to Oswald but on Nov. 1 talked to Mrs. Ruth Payne, who had taken in Mrs. Oswald and the two Oswald children.

Mrs. Payne told Hosty that Oswald lived In Oak Cliff but she did not know the address. She did tell Hosty that Oswald worked at the Texas School Book Depository. The commission report said Hosty called the depository Nov. 4 to confirm that Oswald worked there.

On Nov. 5 he talked to Mrs. Payne again and that was his last investigation before the assassination. 9.72 Am Mut 10 28 11.23 nreyfus 21. 4 7 23 Ml B2 2 4.19 26 39 Puritan B3 17 81 19.43 Putnam B4 11 112 12.02 Put (irth 16.35 text- 5 transportation programs, 1 vii itur piaj'cu inc game and discussed big league players.

Their enthusiasm for baseball, 781 854 rinnlc imnrnvprnnnt and COmDetl hi 985 10.75 Qlly Dist Aso Fd 1.67 1.83 Ealn Bal Assn InFd 6 35 6.48 Kuto Slk Atom Ph 5 .16 5.63 Elec Inv Aie Houfblon: Energy Fund A 8 52 7.09 Equity Fund 9.83 10 68 Fed Grth Slnrk 4.61 5.04 Fid Cap Cus Cus Cus ('us Cus Cus Cus 13.72 H.KI 16.51 17 84 4 39 4 80 23.54 23 54; 10.41 I0.79i 11.25 12.30' 11.86 12.88 unalble 51 2755 Revere 12 57 13.68: SatOry education. 52 14 21 15. Si udder Funds: i D. Mrs. Geier said, can be chan- 8reckelmeyerl, fortified with the Sscraments of Holv Mother it Church, auiliienlv Oct.

13, 194, beloved wife of tho late Oliver H. liodgers. dear mother of Oliver F. Rodgers, Mildred Vnhle and the late Es telle Schaefter, dear gramlmoth- er. mother, mother In-law and aunt.

Funeral Oct. 16, H'l, am, from MATH A SON'S Chnpel, Fair and West -FlonsNant to Our Lady Hplp Church, tielh and Linton, Mass 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Ometerv. ft Mrs. Jlidgers was member of Li-lles sd-ilitv of Pcrpttii.il Help Church.

Iu parlors after 4:30 p.m. Wed. -S' Roth Leonard Roth, Gerald, Mo.7"-C fnrmeily of St. Louis, fortified wit'i the Sarraments of Holy Mother Church Oct. 1 2, 19H4, beloved husband of Esther M.

Roth (nee rieae-- father of Helen Miller. Vernon (Budt. Norman, Thomas. Mary Croi'ton and Annette Black, deaf brother, brother-in-law, father- In law. grandfather, great' grandfather and uncle.

Funeral Oct, 8:30 a.m. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home. 10123 St. Charles to St. Gregory Church.

Interment Calvary. Sci Elc 12 .55 13.64 Fid Fund cua 5 i 5m; com st 12.6012 601 Scott reported that 612 pupils i i int Fd 15 85 17 14 imi inv is ik i ii i Drob em so vine, current events 19 99 21 .73 "'II VSSITL, 1 6 3i 9, tom overcrowaed classes pre-, economics Blue Rid 13.65 14 92 id Trnd Bondstk 5.43 5 93 Fid Mut Boat Fd 10 67 11.67: p. I. Broad St 16.41 17.74 Fla Ctn Bullock 15 69 17.20 Kla Mut Can Gea 22.23 Fnd Lf i azard 19 oo 19 87 luu uominanny legro eirmciitary Shi hid UT. i-S schools in the West End are be- 24a 11.20 12 24 Shrs Am 8.23 99 'M' i i i.

in i Tinii rnnrn ox nrr nr 8w 679 cZ, me transporter 10 wnite scnoois a via I IU ii runCLHl urribC 7.73 8 45 a' Cdn Fd 20.22 21 .87 Fnd Mut Capit Shr 10.25 11.23 Foursq ffll 1TJ IN ST. LOUIS BEING CLOSED Card Inv 1.84 2.01 Pranblla Ti Cent Shr 16.09 17.58, Bond Fd 2 82 3 10 MaM Gln 21 10 ,17 Cbanninf Funds: Com Slk 6 86 7.54,Mas Tr 173BM99 Balan 13 59 14.85! Pf Stk 2 7 1 ae Mass Life 12.12 13.461 Stock 37 20 37.20 ar-riuitipa Intl Com Stk 2.10 2 30 mil ia Med SecF 10 85 17.52 17.52. 13.52 14.62! Transported children are Inv i.lU li it linn Am 7 im AAumuiin I.U I.W ci bussed bv citv ock units, in Incom a 44 9.a Fund Inv 63 12.75 4.w j. IV. 3 1 Li.

linn lnve 7 IM wii "is s.io lu.ii c-j Crawford 1-. -M 1 DO I .7 71 Ifi 11 i Fd i7i ralu Kfc'MS'J contrast with the previous prac- MIF Cth 5.10 5 73 Vth 4.60 5.03' of BUDilS bv oprvidi i.m i uroup wee Aero Sci 7 26 Inc i an tire tranSDOrtin inasa ra i. a.w Rotteck Chem Fd 14.32 15 65 com St 15 K7 17 is nm in.es lu.oz ll.fl line rrf .7 io shr. i5.8o 15.80 i "a-dsf ts. Teachers traveling Colon Fd a hjh fuI Ad The aviation section of the St.

Louis forecast office of the Weather Bureau is being abolished, but service to pilots and aviation interests will not be affected. G. N. Brancato, meteorologist in charge, said the forecasting done by the section will be done in Chicago and Kansas City and i Nit WSeT 2.TS8 25 ft?" I V. With Incom pupils are assigned to! 14.21 15 S3 Willard L.

Crawford. Oct. 12, 1964. beloved husband of Doloras Crawford (nee fatarkt. dear father of W.

L. Crawford Jr. and John 8. Crawford, father-in-law. brother in law, grandfather, uncle ami cousin.

Services Oct. 15. 1:30 p.m. from COLLIER'S Funeral Home. 1 01 23 St.

Charles rd. Imerment Valhalla. M. Louise Rotteck Oct. 13, 1964.

dear sister of th lata Dr. Jutkua and Rotteck. Funernl from KRIEGSHAU8 ----ER'8 SOUTH. 4228 S. Kings- -h'ffNwav, Fri Oct.

16. 1 p.m. Interment Oak Grove. In tat after 7 p.m.. Wed.

Scien 7.70 i.42 Classes composed ot transported 5 56 6 08 s--t colon otn ij.m h.m Grtb Ind ComSt Bd 7 62 28 Guardn Cammaawlta Fds: Incom 10.74 11 74 hda Int Cea 10 79 11.79 Invest 10 86 11.87 13 12 14 34 Can Bala 22 14 24.3' children and pupils who live in 9 34 10 15 4 05 4 40 2 58 2 82 4 9i 5i37 Liaa Funds: the neighborhood of the receiv- Bond Divid Pf Stk Incom 8 70 9 51 Saunders :3 IS incUuw SS HI ing schools. Scott noted. Vr PS 79 -'Incor Inc 10,2111,16 Dan ie.e Bd 9.97 10 84 mock 8 99 9 83 p' 3 3.98 Bd 9.97 10 84 Stock James S. McClellan. and Mrs.

Comp Comn Fd 9 66 10.50 5k Onrth the information relayed to St. 83 9.65 6.49 6.4P SB ii'S 'shSM" tflJj IS Gllbn "arris unanimously by teletype. Brancato said Concord 13.25 13 28 r5 Nat Wert Cons Inv 11.25 12 25 If Nw Eng Consm Inv 3 55 3 86 Bo" U-37 14.61 Nfw Hor iConv Sec 58 9 38 Invest Group: Nnreast 973 9 8.1"" co 15 65 17.05 picsiuriH anu im a. mr.w. nart nf a nationa 18.59 18 59 West Ind 5.98 6 5l' rsrpsirlpnt nf this NVhnnl Rnnrrl tt-.

i tnnv ur 9 46 10 34 Mut k.m n. m.t sn ti.im wmtehll 14 76 15.9S 7 reorganization, rive lurecaMcrs will Corp Ld 23.07 25 07 Stock Crown 6 96 7 61 Select will be transferred from it. Wndsr is 5 7 .14 They serve one-year terms, i 10 45 II 18 Oppen Fd 18 30 20 22 WinfieW 811 ins i' 7 95 t.59 Penn Sq io.ao ao.ao wiscon im 33 Board members referred to ideVesh 68 01 68 70 Var Pay Louis to other stations. Dominic Dnn) Dantele. 400 Marie, FerRitfon.

Oct. 12. lOttl, fortified with the of Mother Church, b-loved husiiand of Bessie Ann Itniele nee dear father irf Charles. Anthony, I'in-tiy aini Angela JJanlele, dear it of and Jnse-phine Iiiniele. brother of Htiffl Wallace.

Jennie Lwsm. Annie Vanjrel. Jo.ephine Tu iter, Joe and Natele it'fl) Danieie. riper prandfathtr of Paul Inn-Irle. our dear father-in-law.

son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. l-uripral from Mortuary. 11R N. Fiorii-s'Mt, Oct. 15, 8:30 a.m.

to SS. John and Jiimes fhurch. Interment Cemetery. Member of I.B.F..W. Local No.

1. Fred C. SnunUers, Ferguson." "''J" Oci. 12. 1964.

hus. -bind of the late Tyufse Saun- -ders I nee Ficher, dear tn-r tl'er of Mrs. Harold (Marv Lnu Husf-mann. Fred C. and tho late Beatrice Hall, dear brothe, 1 -grandfather, father-in-law anrl uncle.

Funeral from WHITE MUL- LEN Chapel. UR N. Florisaaul Fergn-ion. Oct. 1ft.

10:30 a.m. Interment Mt. Leb-anon Cemetery. Was member of Walker-Jennings Cfimp No. 4 Valley Park IjkIps No.

629 -A. A A.M. Masonic service p.m. Contributions St. Pettr Chapel.

Stein preferred. Seifert Mnrlc B. Wl'ert (tie MrNlff) of (Hel'lami. Tups ()'t. 1 1()4.

forliridi with the Sacra, nimti or Holv Mnihcr Churrh, 1 hn.tiHnd of Arthur O. wuiow 01 tne late ivatnan Go.d-enberg. be.lov1 mother of Jack and the late bem Goidenbei-g, sister of Mrs. Moilv Pprlman, our grandmother, gveat-rand-Biothr and mother-in-law. Graveside service 4:15 Pm.

at Clu-sed She. Emrth Cvnetery. 7570 Olive Street rd. JKGEK Memorial Service. Goiter Margaret S.

Goller, 4118 Penn-aylvania. Oct. 12. 1964. 3 15 p.m.

beloved aister of John L. Goller and Mary F. Corles (nee GoHert. dear aunt of Euward J. Cordes, our dear sister-in-law.

great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec. Oct. 15. 2 p.m.

Inter-mnnt New St. Marcus Cemetery. Grohman iovle I. Grohman, 3S05A Fofl-aom, Oct. 13, 1964, beioved wife of Paul Grotiman, mother of Elmon.

Leo. Grohman and Bejitrice Avey, i'ar sister of Mary Goetz, Wllma Iinainx. Iiella Whitney, and Eula Wisely, dear anrl mother, mother-in-law, and a-uut. Mrs. Grohman In state at McLAUGMLlN'S, 2301 Lafayette, until It) p.m.

l-'unentt at MurphyslKro, IH. in parolrs, 10 a.m. Giuenewaelilor Ewald Gruenewaelder, Oct. 13, 194, de-ur brother of Alma Kraft and the laie L'no (lrueievii eider, dear cousin of Knuna Alimt'is, our deaf uncle and grejit-uncle. Funei-al from MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary.

45S0 8. LimlheiKh at Gravois. Oct. Hi, 10 a.m. Entomhment.

Oak. Grave. Heckert Edwin A. Heckert, formerly of Lee Oct. 12.

1964, dear son of the late Hen-rv and Emma Heckert tm-e Feldmanni. dear brother of Stelia WeigH and Emma Otto, dear uncle of Arno Weigel and griMt-uncle fit Jane, dear brother-in-law and cousin. Funtral ct. 16. 11 a.m..

from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florissant ava. Interment St. Peter Cemetery. Mr. Heckert wa member of Beacon Lodge No.

3 A.F 6 A.M., Aihambn Grotto and retired member of Te mteri Union Local 60S. M-eon'C service 8 p.m. In par.ors after 2:30 p.m. Wed. Holderfield Cov Florissant.

suddenly Oct. 12. U64. helnvtd husband of Elenora d( erfleM, dear fat ler of Mane Tooths ker. Joan Jolinson ppd Ji.yce Mouser.

dear son of Etla hril flr.d. dear hrother, grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Mineral fnm WHITE-MULLEN CMapd, IIS N. Florissant, Ferguson. Oct.

15. 1 p.m. Interment Laurel Hill Gardens. Was a member of Teamsters Local 52f. Hubbard ia M.

Hublmrd (nee Josiasi, Pun. Oct. 11, 1964. helmed vi of If. Hub-hfird, mother of Peter Seid-er, our dear tefirnother.

mother-in-law, Kfamuiitdher, sister, sister-in-law, jiuni and cousin. F11ne1.1l from WKK'K BROS. Fnnet-'il Home, 2201 S. Grand Oct. 15.

10 a.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Hutu George L. Huttt Oct. 34, 1964.

fortified with the Sac-ramerrts of Holv Mother CrHirch, beloved husband of Violet Hutti (nee Ilartmani. dear father of Valerie, Gary and Audrey, dear son of Riff K. and the late George Hutti dear brother of Lawrence J. Hutti and Mrs. John c.

Gormley. dear son-in-law of George H-irtman. dear uncle, brother-in-law, nepiiew and cousin. Funeral 9:30 a m. from JOHN ZJKGENHE1N A SONS.

7027 Gravois. to St. D-iminic Savio Church. Interment Les'irrertlon. Member of 8.

Louis Weh Pressmen's Union Lcal No. Lesion of One Thousand Men and Mary knoll sjjonsor In parlors after 6 p.m. Wed. Karr See Dusch, Killoren Fr-nk T. Killoren.

Oct. 11, 1964. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved hunbxnd of Killoren nee O'Nellli, dear father of Jack O. J. (Brooks) Killoren and Jeannett Dalton, rieir father-in-law.

grandfather, brother of Kupene Marcella Murrav. Nellie Hein. and the lute Katherlne Killoren. dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from WINOBF.R-Ml'EHLE Funeral Home.

319 8. Grand Oct. 15. 9 a.m.. to Holy Ghost CJiureh.

(Berkeley). Interment Calvary Cemetery. Knapp Stella Barker Knapp. Oct. 13.

1964, beloved wife of the Lewis Knapp, dear mother of Lewis and James Knapp. Services private. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. Koncen William Koncen, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. Oct.

12, 1J164. dear husband of Marie Koncen 1 nee Hartmanni, father of Joseph, Kay and Buddy, dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from CULLEN A KELLY Funeral Home, 7267 Natural Bridge. Oct. 15.

8:30 a.m. to St. Patrick's Church, Vntversity City. Interment Ro-Urrectlon. Lichtenstcin Clara Llchtenstetn.

Oct. 12. 1964, sister of Emma and Louis Lichte latein. Private service were held. Davles flar motner or Ma-y Ann s.ivar.

John. Rnhrt. Klcd. aril and I'uthenne Sirrt. dent alstfr or William.

Leonard and Hirold McNir', our dear jj er-ln-law. grandmother, in-law. aunt, niece und couein. Funeral rrom WHITE MUU-- -r. I.EX Morth'rv.

118 N. Florid aant FereuKn, Oct liv 9:30 a.m.. to Our l.adv of Presentation Church. remetrry. In parlor.

after 4 p.m. Wed. Shaw Slenhen Shuw. Oct. 13.

1964, huaband of Nel. lie C. Shaw. Service at LUPTON Chape). T233 D-'mar 2' 0 m.

Interment Laurel Hill rmeterv 'r. Shaw in chapel -after 4 p.m. Wed. f. 1 Mairdaiene Dnvles.

Oct. 12. 19H4. wife of r. A.

Dnvles, mother of William J. ami C. Arthur Davie Jr. and Pairira Newcombe. grandmother of W'il-Ksm Jr.

and Timothy Dv'es and James, Robin. Pamela, Christopher and Llaa Newcombe. Funeral from UPTON Chapel. 7233 Delmar a.m.. to Christ the Kins Balson anl Purdue.

9 a.m. Requiem Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Frank L. (Doug) Douglas, at IMxakTJ.

Oct. 12. 1 064, dear husband of Minnie Dn-glas ue ririr of Valarle Wiess and Pa-t -icia Frenenck. ear Krandifl-th'r. broiher-in-law and uncle.

im-al WACKER-HBL-DKRLE Chapel. 3634 GravoiS, Oct. lb. 1 p.m. Dece was a Past Commander of Gofr-Mi Past No Amenc Legion and Voiture No.

4S. 40 et 8. St. I-ouis County Guard of Honor aTce 8 p.m. Tnurs.

Interment National rmetery. In parlor after 5 p.m. Wed. Slawski LOW RATES FOR WANT ADS Rate per lin D.i ily. gun.

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Cialmi concerning omission or Inferred insertions will nt be considered unless made within 10 iliys (rom dntt of publication. Now dial MA 1-6666 for on ad taker For other MA Mill ST.L0UIS POST-DISPATCH Uavld A. Flawakl, auddenly. ru -Japan. Tuea Oct.

19fi4. h- Uivart hmband of Lora (nee Akem. dear hrother nf P.nnald. Richard and Walter Slawaki. Jeanetle Pu.clan.

trtrla Jnroa and Jacouel nnr deiir son of Walter anj Marsaret Slawakl. our brother-in-law. uncle end eou.m. Funeral from KITIS Fun-ral Home. 2906 or.u lri m.

Interment Na i tHnal cemetery. In pafora Thura. lo a.m. to UJ LU LU I- LU UJ CO to i Du seer Harrison D.1 DupRer, Oct. (For All Advertisers in Greater St.

Louis) During the next 7 Days, Readers of the Spanholtz II. 1 Wfil. deariv neiovpn 11 n-banri of Mary DurRor tnee McLean 1, dear father of Daniel Kaeftel and Neil Bischoff, dear hi'otncr of Edna our dear father-in-law, brother-in-1nw. Kr.Jndf;ither, great-Krand-fathor. uncJe and cousin.

Private Hrv'r-s re held Tue. at HOFFMK1STER Coin-pi-n Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Wataon. Dundon F.tla C. Ppanhom tnee nnirrni Oct. 12.

194. beloved wire of Karl RpanholU, denf 1 mother of Shirley Mernct and Rhiiron Addlcnn, dear i- tor-ln-law. mother-in-law, grand- mother and aunt. Funeral from KRtF.OSHAUSe ER'S SOl'TH, 42'JS S. Kinpw h'Khwtiv, Oct.

15. 1 p.m. ln'erment New St. Marcus. A member of I'olnsetlla Ohmtar -No 427 O.E.S.

Baatern Star 4-aervice 8 p.m. Spohrer Edna Spohrer (nee Reect, 605 -E Oct, IS; 1964, beloved wn of Fred Snohrer, our dear aister-ln-law, aunt and coueln -Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 3013 Oct. 16, 1:30 p.m. Inter- ment Sunaet Burial Park. I.

DAILY Post- Dispatch IN ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY FLORISTS EHxaheth M. Dimdon. 2318 MU 'hi Win Oct.

14, 19K4. forti'iinf with the Harra-menta of Holy Mother Churcti, dear duahter of the late Patrick and Klizaheth Dundon, dear aisiar of Mrs. John F. Condon, Mrs. Joseph P.

Houlihan ana the Iat Marv Dundon, der ats-ter-inlaw, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and dear friend of Genevieve Klleuilen. Funeral from KRIEC.SHM'S-ER'S SOCTH, 4228 S. Kinp-hlghway. Oct. 1.

8:30 a.m.. to Immaculate Conception r.Mircih, Lafavette an-i Long-fe'low-. Interment Calvary. In atate after 6 p.m. Wed.

Dusch Kurt Duach tntered Into rest auddenly Oct. 11. 1964. beloved husband nf Edna Duach (nee Kjtd, brothe.r-fn-taw of Arthur Clarence and Alma Karr. Pearl W.

Kunre and Elsie Rujwell. our dear uncle. Funeral net. 13. 2 p.m.

from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary. 5967 W. Florissant av. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Emmos Frank O.

Em mo Oct. 12. 1964. beloved husband of Mirie L. BmmiMt.

mt' MilJen. dear father of Fra)k O. Knmoa. deiir brother of Fred Emmos, Mnr- Brewster, and Rose R(irh, eir father -In-law and uncle. Funeral Oct.

15. 1 p.m.. from MATH HERMANN A SON'S Chapel, Fair and We-d KUriasant hvs, Interment St. Jofina Omei erv. St hn rle, Mo.

Mr. Km moo wm memtwr of B. of. R. ti, T.

Plena omit flow era. NETTIE'S Stein Adam J. Stein. 2929 Heiert. forliried with the SacramentJ of Holy Mother Church.

Oct. 13. 19(54. he loved husbc.mi of Llllle K. Stein (nee Welt, kampi.

dear f'lther of Mn. Ernie tAntolnetiei Jonee. Mra. Cialr sMarcellai Cohoon. ouf dear father-in-law, (crandfamer, K.eat'tti'andrather and couvn.

Funeral rrom the ROBERT D. KiNF.AI.Y Mnrtuarv. 22:. St Louia Oct. 1 6r lo St.

Auiru'tma Church. LI. more and Henert ate. Interment Calvary. Mr.

Stein was a memher or St. AuRUrtine Men'a Society, retired memb'T or Meat Cotter. Local No. S8 anrl the Old Timera of I No, 88. In parlor 4 p.m.

Wednenlay. Lynch aT I DaMtaa- ill SPEND Pirk Side Manor, formerly Granite CMy. asleep in Jr-cu. Oct. 14.

1964, 2:05 a.m.. beloved, wife of the la Fro ncis H. Lynch, dear mot her of Frs ncls R. Lynch, sister of Mrs. Lena Heifiedl, Mrs.

Anna Heish, Henry Peidlcr 'and Mrs. Amaiia Hartman. our dear mK her-in-law. stoter-in-liiw saint a 'id cu twin. Fiinerfli 1 p.m., BEt-DKHWiEDEN South Side Funeral Home.

3620 Chippewa lo Hun set Kilt'i Cemetery. Granite City, 111. Body will lit In atato a Her 7 p.m., Wed. Straub McKay $5,845,628.00 for FOOD G. Edwin McKhv.

fortified Engler otto J. "Beehe) Eneler. former With the Saoramenta of Hnly Mother Church. Oct. 12.

19(14, Iteloved husband of Eliz abeth Kick ham McKay, dear father of Robert E. a.nd Mary Eilen McKay, dear brother of FLOWER GARDEN Open Daily ft to 5 p.m. Cloatd Sundays 3801 S.Grand PR 1-9600 FUNERAL FLOWERS Max Zuckers ST 1-4242 6300 Clayton Rd. OPEN 8 a to p.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS I KRIEGSHAUSER'S WEST 450 Olivo Street rd.

WY SOUTH 4228 8. Klngahiahway FL -4320 Listed to KrleKflhauser'a "Nlftht Wuiic," K8D Radio. 7 to p.m. Featuring ''Solute to St. Louis Industry" ROYAL PACKING CO.

Oct.llth thru Oct. 14th JAY B. SMITH T458 MAN CHBSTBR ST 1 -111 5 STRdOT-CAMOLl. GO Natural Brldgo KV 1-0341 JMpftRELLJ JE 3-3950" ALBERT H. HOPPE motdeltb Mississippi and Alien PR 20402 T400 Page PA KyrirPtWfiRAX" HOM ffPjL1'01 ii i PR ft -3009 Helen Usher.

Luc 0 Land zeitel, Hazel Williams, Txiuisa Mi'Kav, Thelma p5nt. Corinno Munrirell, Harry. Robert, Walter. Richard and the late Arthur McKay, our dear grandfather immmmmmmm ani rat.ner-in-iaw. Funeral Oct.

1 5. ly of 22tf Angelica, asleep In Jesus. Oct. 13, 1964. 1:40 a.m., beloved husba nd of the late f.mi1se K.

EnRler (nee Bert-schmtni, denr father of Mrs. Ramon ElVa Voge). Mrs. Richard W. (Loretta) Warner Jr.

and Rn'nnd W. P'ngler, our rienr brother, father-in-ln fbrother In la. grandfather, grwt-gmndfMher, uncle and coma in in hta 75tb yeax. Funeral 10 a.m. from BEJDRRWIKDEN Stiuth Side Funeral Home.

3620 Chippewa to New Bethlehem Cemetery, Ferris Aaron T. Ferrla, Oct. 12. 1964. husband of Alma Nnher Ferris, unci of Ctiarlea Ferrla and great-und.

Rervice at LUPTON Chanel. a.m.. from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 Went Florissant to St. Louise rie jonn nimun, 191.4, 4 a.m.. beloved hu.ben4 of Bertha J.

Strnub (neeCrewai. our dear hrother-ln-law, unci and Kreat-uncle. Funeral fmm SOHUMACHF.n Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec, Oct. IS. 10 a.m.

Inter, menl Memorial Park Cemetery. A retired member ol Pattern Makere Looal. Teason Zr Clifford Teaon. Oct. 12, 1964, dear uncle, brother-in-law and friend of C.

Arihur Andew from EDW. LER Mortuary. S6I1 I. (Jrand at Batea, Oct. p.m.

interment National. Teffer William Teffer. Oct. 13, beloved husband of Nettla Tef- fer. dear rather of Mra Elln Belkln, dear brother of -Pesale ghenberr.

Mn. Lee Hen- din. Mra, Ida Handler, Mra. Betty Eiaen and Jamea Tft t. aun-j tn-law of Mrt.

Joeeph Cooper, our arandfathar, (ather-tn-law, brother-in-law and uncla Funaral from BEROKR Va. mortal, McPheraon at Waltont. 4 2:30 m. to Cheeed Shal Imeth Cemetery. In atata Wed.

1:30 p.m. Tichenor Claudlua A. Tichenor, 7367 Cor- nell. Tue Oct. 13, 1964.

fa- ther nf Rita T. Bu.hyhcad and the late Claudia Michael, ou beloved hrotoer and arandfather. Private service, will be held Thura. at LUPTON Chanel. In- terment oak Grove Cemetery.

In lieu of flower, r-mtrlbutlon mav he mi to Pi, luta Heart Marllmo Church, iaiile and Wtlhnrn wvs. interment calvary. 7233 Delmar 1:30 p.m. Interment Oak Ornve Cema-terv. Mr.

Fe-rria In ehapol after Wnt Answnc BOX NUMBER ADS p.m. wan. FoRarty IN THE RETAIL OUTLETS OF ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY Feed 'em and reap! During the next seven days mere than worth of food will be purchased by and for St.

Louis and St. Louis County families who regularly read the daily Post-Dispatch. GET YOUR SHARE! Schedule your business-producing food and food product advertising in the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pint in Advertising every year tince 1900 Dennis Fogarty, formerly nf "Band en aitimated a purchates to bt madt I by and for St. Lou it and I St.

Louii I I County familial who ragularly read tht. DAILY Pott-Diipatch 3:14 Mflvwond. Oct. 12. 2964, dear husband of Johanna MONUMENTS 10 MoNVNlIOT CO.

West Florissant KV 5-77H! 64 24 Chlppfwa FL 1-4300 FRATERNAL NOTICES 13 i181 ROTH LETT EH and NUMSFR when writing In npiT i9 roat-LHsnstcn claieified F'arty nee Whalen i dear fnther of Mary c. Rternackl and Edward Fogarty, grandfather. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuarv. 118 N. Florin aant Ferguson, to Ascension Church.

Oct. l. i Interment Talvirv. MvinmiPfnii published With blind" address or "box lumhir1 MASONIC NOTICES ts a signature Instead of the ad-vert'Ncr a nam, address or phona ntimoer. BE SURE you use both I RTTER AND NUMBER In ad-dressing your envelop and letter.

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