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DEATHS 14 Baer See Kovao Bange Henry J. Bange, May 27, 1965, Rose Hill Nursing Home, dear father of Henry Louis Albert Lawrence D. Walter J. Bange, Mrs. Rudolph Grosche, Mrs.

Alfred Boyer and Mrs. Edward Rosener, brother-in-law. uncle, grandfather and great grandfather. Funeral from CADY Mortuary to Sacred Heart Church, Crystal City, 9 a.m. DST May 29.

Interment Mt. Olive Cemetery. Lemay, Mo. Barrett Walter A. Barrett, May 26, 1965.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Helen Barrett (Hee Dennis), dear father of Mrs. Patricia Coleman, Mrs. Carol Fussner, Mrs. Betty Perano, dear brother of Thomas P. and" Sister Henri Marie De La Croix of Oakland, dear son-in-law of Curtis E.

Dennis, dear father-in-law, brother-Inlaw, grandfather, uncle and cousin. Funeral from ER'S SOUTH, 4228 8. highway, May 29, 8:30 a.m. to Restirrection, 3880 Meramec. Interment Patton, Patton Cemetery, 2 p.m.

member of Painters Local 115. Barton Joseph T. Barton, At Dayton, Ohio, fortified with the ments of Holy Mother Church, May 26. 1965, dear son of the late Jerry and Catherine (nee Callahan), dear brother of Frank, the late Julia M. John.

Edward, Vincent and Cornelius Barton, our dear brother-In-law. uncle, great-unele and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 Grand. May 29. 8:30 A.m..

to Andrew's Church, Interment Mt. Olive. Becker Joseph B. Becker, 3503 Iowa formerly of Carondelet, May 27. 1965.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Becker (nee Whitney), dear father of Jo Ann and Gene Becker, dear son of Anna Becker and the late Frank Becker, dear brother of Mary Reed, Margaret g. Jerome Becker, dear son-in-law of tilda Whitney, our dear brotherIn-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, May 31. 8:30 a.m., to St. Thomas of Aquin Church for Requiem Mass at 9 a.m.

Interment National Cemetery. In parlors after 5 Friday. Braun Gussie E. Braun, Masonic Home. May 27.

1965, our dear aunt, in her 94th year. Funeral from WITT Mortiary, 6409 Gravois 10:30 a.m. to Oak Grove Crematory. Member No. of Bellefontaine Chapter 25, 0.5.8.

and retired employee of Famous Barr Co. Gifts preferred to the Masonic Home, Brinkmeyer See Juengerman. Budding See Kovao Cordes Emily C. Cordes (nee Becker), entered into rest 26, 1965. beloved of William Cordes, mother of Evelyn dear Kiburz and Gloria Davis, of Louis Becker, our dear in-law, mother-in-law and aunt.

Funeral May 29, 10 from the BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant av. Interment St. Peters Cemetery. Cronin Patrick J.

Cronin, 12931 Flowerland Creve Coeur, fortifled with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, 27. 1965. beloved husband of the late Alma Cronin (nee Phillips) uncle of dear David and ine Cunningham. brother Catherine O'Sullivan, New York. brother-in-law of Glenda Alvin Phillips.

Flat River. Funeral from ORTMANN'S. 9222 Lackland, Overland. May 29 8:30 a.m.. to St, Blaise Church.

Interment Sacred Heart. Mt. Cronin A retired member of Local 562 Steamfitters Union. DEATHS Deida See Kovae Dickson Albert C. Dickson, May 27, 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Gale Dickson, dear father of Albert C.

Thomas D. and Richard C. Dickson, dear son of son. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S WEST 9450 Olive May 29. 9:30 a.m.

to Our Lady of Pillar Church. Interment Calvary. Ernest Wilma E. Ernest, Weyhrich), asleep in Jestis, May 26, 1965. beloved wife of Frederick C.

Ernest, dear mother of Willam C. and John F. Ernest, dear daughter Mra, Louise Weyhrich, dear sister of Vernon P. Weyhrich, our dear daughter-In-law. sister in law, aunt, niece and cousin.

Body will lte In state at South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa until 8 a.m, Set. Services same day, 10 A.m., at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, 0321 Litzsinger Brentwood. Interment St. Trinity Cemetery.

Foristal Katherine Foristal (nee Biethroad) Wed. MAy 26, 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of of Holy the Mother late. John Church, Foristal, dear dear mother or Catherine Hahn, Mary Jane (Marie Bbenreck, Edler, John Hugh. Richard and, William and the late Margaret Gregory, sister of John Biethroad, mother-inlaw grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin, Funeral from MORRELL Funeral Home, 3710 N. Grand, at Natural Bridge.

29. 8:30 A.m. St. Augustine's Church, Interment Calvary. Franke Charles H.

Franke suddenly May 1965, beloved band of Valmeta Franke (nee Grund), dear father. Charles H. Franke and Gail Lee Knoll, grandfather, dear brother of Clarence 8. Franke and Delphine O' Neal, son-in-law, brother-In-law, father-in-law, uncle great-uncle and cousin. Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 10 a.m.

Service terminates at mortuary. In state after 5 p.m, Sat. Gebhart See Kovae Greer Irene Greer Knee May 1965, beloved wife of Percy (Bud) Greer, our dear daughter-In-law, sister-in law, aunt and cousin, Funeral from the NEW Chapel, 7733 Natural Bridge, 2 p.m., May 31, to Valhalla Mausoleum. A Past Matron Blue Star Chapter No. 387 0.8.8., member of tish Rite Women's Club.

Temple 8mawlk Club. Downtown Kiwanis Club and Memorial Bivd. Christian Church. EAstern Star service 8 p.m. Sun.

Friends may call after 1 p.m, Sat. Heimos See Juengerman. Hempelmann Charles F. Hempelmann. Wed.

May 26, 1965, beloved husband of Lydia Hempelmann (hee Rohiling), our dear brother, and uncle. Funeral. from CALVIN FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge May 29, 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Het mann was a member of Salem Methodist Chureh. In parlors after 2 p.m. Thurs, Henke Olga Henke (nee Mueller). War terloo, beloved wife of Emil Henke, dear mother of Richard and David Henke, dear daugh: ter of Mrs. Marie Mueller and the late August Mueller, dear sister of Delbert Mueller.

our dear mother-in-law and daughIn ter-in-law. state at QUERNHEIM Funeral Home, 7 p.m. un: til Sat. 1 p.m. Bervices p.m., at Waterloo E.

Church. Interment Waterloo, Ill. Hoekel Lester R. Hoekel, at Tampa, May 24, 1965, beloved hueband of Minnie Hoekel, dear father of Doris Stephens. Mary Finnerty, Eugene And Leslie L.

Hoekel, dear son Mrs. Anna Hoekel, brother of Mrs. Mabel Hoffman, Walter, Richard. Frank and Milton Hoelkel, dear grandfather, ther-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from LEN Chapel.

118 N. Florissant. Ferguson, May 29, 2 Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Was member of Paul Revore Lodge No. 330, Hommel Nina G. Hommel, May 27.

1965, dear (nee mother McAfee), of Nina Nettie and Sigmund Roy Hommel, dear grandmother. great motherin-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from A. H. BOCKLAGE Funeral Home, 6536 Clay.

ton May 29, 8:15 a.m. to St. Catherine of Sienna Church, Page and Ferguson, Interment Resurrection. Juengerman Bernard J. (Ben) Juengerman, Lemay, fortified with Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 27, 1965, beloved husband of Amella (Millie) Juengerman (nee Knierim), dear father el Shirley Heimos and Joan Brinkmeyer, dear brother of Edward and Harry Juengerman.

our dear father in law, grandfather, brother-In-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from TED DLER Funeral Home 7420 Michigan at Koeln, May 29, 8:30 A.m. to St. Bernadette Church for Requiem Mass, 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Member of St. Bernadette Holy Name Society and Catholle Knighta of America, Masses preferred. Kleffmann See Kovao Kovac Mary Kovae (nee Tanac). fortifled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 26. 1965, beloved wife of the late Martin Kovae dear mother of Sister Mary, Joseph of Rockford, Mary Kleffmann, Frances Gebbart, Angeline Baer.

Martin Jr. Joseph and William Kovae. Margaret Budding and Theresa Deida, dear elster of Julia Halas and Michael Tanac, dear mother-in-law. dear grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin. Funeral, May 29, 9:30 a.m.

from MOYDELL'8, Mississippl and Allen av. to Holy Trinity Slovak Church, 9th and Soulard sts. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Ladies of Mary Bodality, Altar 80- ciety. St.

Mary's Lodge and Holy Trinity Lodge. Leriche Annie St. P. Leriche. 7149 Tanham, Louis, Thurs, May 1965, beloved wife of the late Leo Leriche, darling mother of Leona Scharfenberger, Evelyn Kopp, Agnes Kopchala, Ruth Dittmeier, Bonnie Leriche, Alice La Barbara, Leo, Lester, Raymond, Eugene and Earl Leriche and the late Edna Norton and Arthur Leriche, dear sister of Rose McMahon.

dear sister-inmother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt. Mrs, Leriche in state at MIT. Colonial Chapel, 23 W. Lockwood, Webster Groves. Funeral 1 p.m., from the Webster Groves United Church of Christ, Plant and Lockwood ave.

Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. DEATHS Luserke: Elate E. Luserke (nee Elaon) May 24, 1965, beloved wile of the late Leslie I. (Ted) Luserke, dear mother of Ed; win E. Peak, dear sister ol Mrs.

Hattie Ping, Fallon, and Edwin C. Bison of Hollywood. dear mother-inlaw of June Peak, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge May 29, 10:30 a.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs. Luserke was a Matron of Blue Star Chapter No. 387 0.E.8. and member of Trinity Shrine Naaman No. Conclave 3 No.

W.8. of 0. 'ot T.K. and Club. EASTERN STAR SERVICE AT TIME OF FUNERAL.

Mancuso Emma Maneuso (nee Wolfram), May 26. 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of Dominic Mancuso, dear mother of Richard David and Gregory James Mancuso, dear daughter of Catherine Wolfram, dear sister, sister-in-law and Funeral from ER'S highway, May 29, 8:15 SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingsa.m., to Immaculate Conception Church, Maplewood. Interment Resurrection. Marchese See Stevens McCabe A.

McCabe, May James 1965, dear father of Roy 26, Catherine Nobs McCabe and (Bis), dear grandfather, greatbrother, brother-in-law and uncle. grandfather, father In-law. 29; 8:30 Funeral from Chapel, Fair and West MATH HERMANN SON'S Florissant to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Twenand Linton ave. Masa tieth Interment Calvary 9 Cemetery, Means Inez May 27, 1965, beloved M. Means (nee Schroeder), wife of the late Roy C.

Means, dear sister of Mary Schildknecht, and the late Lillian Knapp, aunt, great-aunt and greatMrs. great-aunt. Means in state at MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and W. Florissant May 28, from 6 p.m. until Sat, 11 a.m.

Graveside servsat. p.m, at Memorial ice Park Cemetery. Mrs. Means was A past counselor of Evening Council No. 25, D.

of A. Star O'Brien Theresa O' Brien (nee, Karney), May 26, 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved of John C. O' Brien, dear wife mother of Gertrude Ewers, Edith Wakelam, Edward And the late John Raymond and William J. O' Brien, dear sister of William J. Karney, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law and aunt, Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 8.

Kingshighway, May 29 8:30 a.m., to St. Thomas the Apostal Church, Florissant, Interment for Calvary. Requiem Mass, 9:30. Pastore Raffacle Pastore, May beloved hueband of 27, 1965, the late Filomena Pastore, dear brother 4n-law and uncle, Funeral May 29, 8:15 from JAY B. SMITH FUneral Home, 7456 Manchester to St, Charles Borromeo Church, 29th and Burial Locust.

Interment Sunset Pack, Peak See Luserke. Pomeroy Harry W. Pomeroy, entered be- Into rest 27, 1065, loved husband of Lorna Pomeroy, dear father of Donna and Harry W. Pomeroy, dear son of Rose Ann and the late Charles Potheroy, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Havener and Lewis, CAn and Charles Pomeroy, our dear son-in-law.

brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle and cousin. Funeral from AMBRUSTER Mortuary, 6633 Clayton May 29. 9:45 a.m. to St. Augus.

tine Episcopal Church, 7039 Bruno. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Mr. Pomeroy was a memher of Triangle Lodge No. 638 A.F.&A.M.

Masonic Service 9 a.m, Sat. Visitation after 2:30 p.m. Fri. Poston Roy H. Poston Lemay, suddenly May 27, 1965, beloved husband of Annie B.

Poston (nee Borst), dear father of Roy H. Poston dear father-in-law of Juanita Poston. Mr. Poston In state at FEY Funeral Home, 4100 Lemay Ferry south of Lindbergh, until May 218, 10 p.m., thence moved to Cozear Funeral Home, Farmington, Mo. for interment May 29 at 3 p.m.

Reddy Mary Casey Reddy, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 27, 1965, our dear aunt and great-aunt. Funeral Sat. May 29. 8:30 a.m. from JOS.

A. HOWARD'S Funeral Home, 1619 8. Grand to St. Matthews Church. Interment Calvary.

Rosenow Edward J. Rosenow. May 27, 1965, beloved husband of Gladys Rosenow (nee Kuhn), loving father of Laverne Bubb and Elaine Kurtz, dear brother of Mrs. Evelyn Fries. Henry, Herbert and Erwin Rosenow, brother-In-law, father in law, grandfather, uncle and cousin.

Services at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary 6464 ChipDewa at Watson, 11 A.m.. interment Sunset. Friends may call Sun. after 1 p.m, Scaturo Gus Scaturo, 907 Hickory st. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

May 26. 1965, beloved husband of Frances (nee La dear father of Mary West. Catherine Joseph, Ann Creamer, Bud and Vito Scaturo, dear brother of Tony, Nado and Domanio Scaturo, our dear broth- father-in-law, grandfather, er-in-law and uncle, Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, May 29, 8:30 a.m. Requiem Mass St. Vincent de Paul Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Retired member of G.M.&0. Railroad. Schafer Hannah Schafer, formerly of 2604 Tennessee Wed. May 26.

1965, fortifled with the Sacramente of Holy Mother Church, dear mother of Victor and Lawrence Schafer, dear grandmother, sister, misterin-law and aunt. Mrs. Schafer In state at 4228 8. Kingshighway. from to 10 p.m.

Sat. May 29. In state at Funeral Home, Marine. May 30. Requiem Mass May 31, 9 a.m.

St. Elizabeth's Church, Marine, Ill. Interment Church Cemetery. Schmidt Sophia A. Schmidt (nes Gerau), 4612 Leona, formerly of 4214 Schiller fortified with the Sacraments' of Holy Mother May 26, 1965, dear wife of the late Frank G.

Schmidt, dear mother of Milton F. Schmidt, dear sister of Eleanor Meyer, Charles Gerau, and the late Mary Foerater, dear mother-in-law of Lilyan Schmidt, dear grandmother of David. Kenneth and Alan Schmidt, our dear sister-in-law, aunt. great aunt and Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois, May 29. 8:15 a.m.

Requiem Mass 8t. John the Baptist Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of 8t. Ann's Ladies Sodality of St.

John the Baptist Church, WANT ADS are for EVERYBODY To Place a Want Ad Call MAin 1-6666 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DEATHS Schlecht Fred W. Schlecht, of Fenton. May 26. 1965, suddenly in his 7 6th year, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Elizabeth Schlecht (nee Konert).

dear father of Irene Hilgert, (nee Behlecht), dear grandfather of Betty, Marilyn and Paula Higert, our dear fatherin-law, Brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Mr. Schlecht at FIESER Fitneral Parlor. 401-07 Gravols Fenton, Mo. Funeral Mass at St.

Paul's Catholic Church, Fenton, 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Schimmel Edwin Louis Schimmel, May 27, 1965, beloved husband of Esther Schimmel, dear father of Morry Schimmed and Mrs. Sylvia Tettlebaum, dear brother of Mat Schimmel, Rose Los Angeles, Alameda, and Mrs. Huber.

our grandfather, greatgrandfather, father in law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral services were held Fri. May, 28, 1 p.m., from BERGER Memorial, Schwitalla Rev. Alphonse M. Schwitalla, S.J..

Tues. May 25, 1965. dear brother of Mother Mary Loyola, 8.8.N. Sister M. Alphonsella.

S.S.N.D., and the late Alexis Wade Schwitalla, Alfred B. Wade and Sister Mary Gonzaga, 8.8.N.D., our dear brother-InW and uncle. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors, 8:30 3840 Lindell, May 29. a.m., to St.

Francis Xavier (College) Church, Office of the Dead 9 Solemn Requiem Mass a.m. 9:30 Interment St. laus Seminary, Florissant, Mo. Soldinski Norbert R. Soldinski, entered Into rest May 27.

1965, dear son of Elizabeth and the late Joseph F. Soldinski, dear brother of Oliver and John M. Soidinski, our dear brother-inFuneral from 91. LOUIS law and uncle. neral Home, 2205 St.

Louis June 1, 8:30 a.m. to St. Stanislaus. Kostka Church. Interment Calvary.

Stoughton Virginia Stoughton (nee 1965, Koellet), of May: the 27, late Roger beloved wife W. Stoughton, dear daughter of the late John and Emma Koeller, dear sister of Ethel Nichols, William H. Goedeke (By) via), Clarence W. Hadley F. the late Edward and Giadys and Koeller, dear fiancee of Harry M.

Colkitt, dear godmother of Gary E. Nichole, dear sister-inlaw, aunt, great aunt and cousin, Mrs. Stoughton in state at MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Floriasant avs, until May 31, 12 noon. Funeral same day, p.m. from Friedens United Church of Christ, 19th and Newhouse.

Interment Friedens Cemetery. Mrs. Stoughton was a member of Friedens Church, Choir, and Evening Guild, past president of Junior Aux. of Evangelical Childrens Home, past president of St. Louie Educational Secretaries Ass'n.

To those desiring, memorials to Friedens Church Memorial dowment Fund, Friedens Chapel Organ Fund or American Cancer Society of St. Louis will be appreciated. In parlors after p.me Fri. Stovesand Le Roy. V.

Stovesand, High Ridge. Mo. May 26, 1965. dear husband. of Mildred F.

Stovesand Wurth), dear father of Larry And the late Danny Stovesand. dear brother of Mra. Emory Blake, Mrs. John J. Livingston, Mrs.

Arch (Dude) Livingston, Joseph Richard W. and Robert (Bob) sand. dear son-in-law of Mrs. Laura Wurth, dear brother-inlaw. nephew, uncle and cousin.

Mr. Stovesand at KRIEGEHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, until May 29. 10 a.m., thence to Cedar Hut Presbyterian Church for services at 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Gardens.

A member of Cedar HIM Post V.F.W. Stacy Adams Post, House Springs, Mo. House Springs Lions Club. Elks Club of Mo. and Honorary Colonel of the Governor' A Start of the State of Missouri.

service 8 p.m., Fri. Timlin Joseph Timlin, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, May 26. 1965, dear brother of May Timlin, our dear cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6322 8. Grand, May 29, 8:30 A.m., to Immaoulate Heart of, Mary Church, Interment Parklawn.

Trihey James P. Trihey, May 26, 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Churen. dear husband of Edna E. Trihey, dear father of Rita and Elizabeth Trihey, brother of Joseph L. Triney, of Columbia, South Carolina, Mary C.

Trihey, Mra. Harold (Jane) O'Shea and Zook Mra, (Katherine) of Springfield. dear brother-inlaw and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S highway, May 29, 8:30 SOUTH, S. Kingsa.m.

to St. Gabriel the Archangel Church. Interment resurrection. In state after 5 p.m.. Fri.

Troup Marjorie E. Troup, May 27, 1965, beloved wife mother Marvin Robert R. M. and Troup, Donald dear M. Troup, our dear grandmother, mother law, slater, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.

Funeral Sat. May 29, 1:30 p.m., from the W. Florissant, Mor- to tuary, 5967 8t. Peter A Cemetery. A.

member of St. Peter's E. Church and Women' Guild, Jennings Chapter No. 497 0.5.8., Sentinel DeMolay Moms Con- and various other organizations. tributiona to St.

Peter's Chapel Building Fund would be appreofated, Eastern Star services 8 p.m. Walker Anne B. Walker, 19' Barberry Lane, Kirk wood, Thurs. May 27. 1965, dear wife of C.

Walker, mother of Sallie William N. and Libby H. Walker, daughter of Sophia B. and the Elizabeth, late Henry O. of Barber of N.J..

sister Cabot Paley, Sophia Ward and Ken B. Barber. Mrs. Walker at PFITZINGER Mortuary, 331 8. Kirkwood May 28, after 2 p.m.

Funeral services 3 p.m.. at Grace Episcopal Church. ment Oak Hill Cemetery, Woodruff Emory H. Woodruff, 3633 Oxford, asleep in Jesus May 26, 1905, beloved husband of the late Sophia Woodruff (nee Schwartz), dear father of Shirley Wudy, Edith Lockhaas. Jerry Myers, Marge Ockrassa.

Emerald Schoepp, Doris Collison, Carol Burkhard, Helen Emry (Bud) and Frank Woodruff, dear brother, fatherin-law, grandfather, brother-inlaw and uncle. Remains in state at JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester until May 29, 9 a.m., thence to Concordia Lutheran Church. Sarah and Marshall aV. Services 10 a.m.

Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Deceased was a member of American Legion Post 325 and VFW. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. Louis Cancer Society of Concordia Lutheran Church Endowment Fund. Wright Catherihe (Dolly) Wright, formerly of Sappington, late May 26, Lindon 1965, dear Wright, of dear mother of Ward J.

and Raymond A. Wright, dear sinter of John and David Schroeder and Hortense Kelly, dear mother-inlaw, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 8. Kingshighway, 8:30 a.m., to Pope St. Pius Church.

Interment Calvary, Zurfehr Bernard H. Zurtehr, May 26. 1965, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Agnes J. Zurfehr (nee Aug), dear father of Lawrence, Jaequeline Fredeck and Janice Zurfehr, dear -in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-inlaw and uncle. Funeral from GEBKEN-BENZ Mortuary, 2842 Meramec st.

Saturday, May 29, 9 a.m. to St. Stephen Protomartyr Church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Bakers Union Local No.

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STAMP collection; specialized; Kansas. Return, reward. Box T-339, Post- Dispatch TIME magazine containing portant letters, morning between 5370 Delmar and 5600; please call FO 7-8453, DETECTIVES 19 COUNTY Detective Agency, Inc. If in doubt, we'll find out, Free consultation. 7303 Natural Bridge, EV 9-5454.

TE 7-8251: CARE OF CHILDREN AND AGED 24 CHILD CARE my home, close to Highway 70. Jennings. EV 5-6621 PUBLIC NOTICES 25 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the members of Midwest Mutual Casualty Co. will be held at. 11 a.m.

June 1, 1965, at 121 S. Meramec, Clayton, Mo. J. REINTJES. Secretary, FISHING, HUNTING, VACATION PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS 27 LOG CABINS FOR SALE Good fishing, hunting, swimming at Rocky Ridge Ranch; take Highway 61 south 3 miles past Bloomsdale, turn right on State Road 0.

3 miles to Rocky Ridge Ranch. WHILE FISHING in Duckereek or lake area stay at the modern air conditioned Burris-Morris Hotel. Reasonalbe rates. Downtown Puxico, Phone AC 2-3111. LEMBECK'S LAKE; fishing, boats, worms, minnows, picnic tables, B-Q grills; 40 miles south of St.

Louis on Highway 21; look for signs. BUSINESS PERSONAL 28 ATTENTION ARTISTS Space available in new Gallery. Call James Paris, GA 1-5251, PRINTING, business or professional: 1000 business cards, $4.45. L. JAMES, 1036 Leona.

PA 1-0431 SMITH Associates Claim Adjusting Service; all types of losses; 24-hour service. 3004 Minnesota. PR 1-7418. PATCH plastering and basements our specialty. Call Daryl, 7207A Pennsylvania, VE 2-7980 TRAVEL AND TOURS Capable Drivers Furnished To Drive Your Car Anywhere 25 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU AUTO DRIVE-AWAY 722 Chestnut Rm.

1616 GA 1-1499 RIDER WANTED TO N. leaving this Sunday, Ask for Bob. WY 4-3189. DRIVE CAR to East, West Coast, Kansas City, Fla, GA 1-1499 SHARE A RIDE 30 A.M. Ride wanted from Manchester rd.

to Page and Dielman area. Work at 7:30, TA 2-7056. RIDE needed from Ferguson to 22nd Olive, 8-5. JA 1-5296. NEED ride: Willowbrook area to downtown, 9-5.

TR 2-7375. SWAPS To Place a SWAP AD PHONE MAIN 1-6666 Just dial MA 1-6666 and you will be automatically connected with an ad taker who will help you word your ad, if you wish. You do not need to "open an Just say: "CHARGE IT." Ad takers are on duty 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday Or you may bring or mail your ads to the Post-Dispatch, 12th and Franklin, St.

Louis, 63101, FREE PICK-UP For Junk or abandoned cars. Call YO 4-9393 or YO 6-3158 Thunderbird Auto Salvage 6-ROOM house; 2 bathe, county water; near Meramec river at Atnold: river rights: $5500; take boat. house trailer, organ, etc. to $2000: finance balance. Atlas 7-2939.

CASH REGISTER rings to $1000, 9 totals, 8 mental excellent condition: depart: or 618-667-2721. SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTION 75 SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTION 75 SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTION 75 Tool and Die Designers Desperately Needed Pay up to $15,000 a year, unlimited future Tool and Die Designers are desperately needed, they are among the highest paid and most respected people in industry. Starting salary $550 to $600 per month. They can rapidly progress to the $15,000 year income bracket. Enroll now for summer and fall, day and evening classes.

Write, phone or visit for complete information Bailey Technical Schools 1645 S. GRAND PR. 6-7860 CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 CONCRETE Contractors: sidewalks, driveways, patios, floors, bonded, Inaured, tree estimates. 2309 North Market. GA 1-8870.

CONCRETE sidewalks, driveways now, patch; do own work. Don Sons, 6337 Stratford, EV 3-7126. CONCRETE FLOORS RAISED, tilla compacted. Mo. Foundation, 1217 Race Course.

JE 5-5383. CONCRETE SLABS raised, leveled voids filled. work. Bonded. Boyd, 6310 North PA 3-3607 STEPS, porches, patios, driveways.

walks, guaranteed. Jack, 3225 fred, PR 6-3499 PR 6-2474 CONCRETE sidewalks, porches, etc. Universal, 14 years in business, 7025 Olive rd. PA 1-1997. CONCRETE Tree estimates.

AKINS EV 5-9259 1560 Valle SIDEWALKS, patios, driveways. porches, Iron free estimates, Ing Co. 11015 Little Dr. VI 2-0860 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. 50 ORR wiring, repairs; since 1907, rehabilitation and condemn work also.

3225 8. Grand, PR 6-1100. TOBIN ELECTRIC house and commercial wiring installed and repaired; elty and county free mates. 3328 Ninth. C5 1-1163.

FLOORING AND TILE 53 FLOORS refinished, Dew linoleum FLOORING Installed. ST. LOUIS 5061 Manchester 0L 2-4223 FLOORS refinished, (lled. JACK STRAIT Moor Co, 3400. St.

William, PR 2-8407 HA 8-2640. PARK refinished special rates. 6132 Victoria MI 7-0036. GARAGE DOORS 54G GARAGE DOORS, all sizes: doors guaranteed 5 years, garages made longer. Call any time.

LON 2620 Axle EV 3-2605 GENERAL HAULING 54 ASH pits wrecking, moving, trash hauling, basements, attics cleaned; bonded. Ajax, 1107 Montgomery, CH 1-8524. ATTIC BASEMENT CLEANING Bud 2410 S. 18th MO 4-9945 GRADING, digging, haul, tractor. L.

White. FO 1362 Semple HAULING: cash, or anything of value. Bob, 6701A S. Broadway, FL 3-8005. HAULING anything: lawn care.

O1 2-3210. GILL. 3916 Kennerly. LOW rate hauling for cash or anything of value. HOLMES 3616 Marvin HA 3-3652 LIGHT HAULING and basement cleaning.

Oliver, 1246 Hodiamont, PA HAULING for cash or furniture Lester, 4315 N. Second. GE 6-1567 JIM. MOVING, 4020 Russell, PR 2-7483. WE BUY OLD JUNK.

cars, also basement cleaning. 3916 Kennerly 01 LANDSCAPING 60 GRASS AND WEED, CUTTING. Free estimates 7-6870 BONAFIED, LAWN SERVICE FOR LAWN service and tree trimming Call Lowell, GA 1-1276, 2726 Hadley. TREES top end removed: evergreen and hedges trimmed and sprayed, grass cut; free estimates. Emmitt Arnel, Rt.

Box 210, Fenton. Mo, 3-3987. TREES PRUNED. REMOVED EVANS PA 5-0893, 6748. Raymond PAINTING 63 PAINTING interior, exterior, restdential, commercial, union, fully Inaured.

all work guaranteed, free estimates, Hallmark Painting, 3800 Russell PR 3-8071. PAINTING and paperhanging: no job too small or too large. All work guaranteed. Maddox, 5733 McPherson. VO PAINTING, plastering Chitwood.

3212 Sullivan, JE 1-8268, RA 4-2525. PAINTING, carpenter work, tencing, roofing, paperhanging, etc. Enjoe, 2333 S. Tenth. PR 1-0567.

PAINTING, plastering. Interior, exterior. Guaranteed work: Free Estimates: Dave, PR 2-2847. PAINTING and Home Repairs: free estimates. Call HA 6:4018.

REASONABLE: neat work: Tree estimates, insured, terms, M. Mier, 516 Leffingwell dr, YO 6-0532. WE DO the high, you do the low repairs; estimates. WYMAN. 4130 Connecticut PR 3-6161 PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 64 BINKS WALLPAPER REMOVING Fast, clean service by steam method: free estimates.

1237 DAMMERT KI 2-1736 PAPERHANGING, Painting; free estimates. Johnson, 2127 Howard. CH 1-3946. PLASTERING 66 PATCH plastering and basements finished, Call DARYL 7207A Pennsylvania VE 2-7980 PLASTER repair: small, large; guaranteed. Bahr, 5210 Washington, FO 7-4010.

PLASTERING: All kinds. JOHN. 4568 Wichita, FR 1-2374 eyes. PLUMBERS (Licensed) 67 BINAK. 9824 Arv-Ellen, ME 1:1910.

Repair work: low prices. ROOFING, GUTTERING, SIDING 68 NEW ROOFS- REPAIRS Flat: shingle; tie; tuckpointing; free estimates: low cash prices. Potter, 1020 N. 3-4131 ROOFS. guttering tuckpointing, brickwork, carpentry, room additions, painting.

Call Briggen, North End Roofing-Improvement. Since 1912. UN 9-0220 2106 Obear ROOF REPAIRS- NEW ROOF For a hole in your root new roof; FREDERIC, estimates 4280 furnished: terms. Bridge, CaN OL 2-1000. ROOF'S; new, repair: do own work.

DIAL. 2331 Salena, PR 6-6556 ROOFS: new repair: guaranteed. CARL MO 4-8200 2003 Sidney ROOF WORK; al types: prompt; no job too small, Call JAMES, ST 1-5577. 7170 Manchester. ROOFING, tuckpointing and water proofing.

We do own work, PRATER PR 2-4913. 3211 Oblo. new repairs, shingle, hot asphalt, etc. Huff, CE 1-8025. PR 3318 Shenandoah ROOFS: any type; new or no job too small; guaranteed.

Don 6357 Stratford. EV 3-7126 ROOFS Chimneys, Gutters, Brick Work. Tuckpointing, Carpentry. McCAIN, 5195 Ashland EV 1-6071 ROOFING new repair, John, OL 2-0210 4126 Clayton. ROOFING sheet metal reliable.

4108 Aldine. FO 7-5490 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS 69 GRIFFITH Moving, hauling, basement cleaning: reasonable. 1639 N. Eighteenth, GA 1-6776. VON DER AHE VANS lOW 600 Rudder Fenton.

01 3-2200 THEATRICAL 70 MALE Vocalist, union, has club and band experience HE 2-5406 ROCK AND ROLL band needs players. PR 2-0943 PL 2-2918 EDUCATION SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 LEARN TOF A HIGH PAYING JOB IBM KEY PUNCH- BURROUGHS NCR BOOKKEEPING MACHINES St, Louis School of Automation AR Seen on TV 508. N. Grand OL 2-5454 Night-Sun Call PA 5-1239 Jobs Open Now CASHIER, CHECKER, HOSTESS PBX SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST IBM KEYPUNCH, PROGRAMMING Train Now Pay Later No barriers. No Age limit.

High school not required. Free Placement Day or Eves. For more information callCH 1-1345 Arcade Bldg, C.T.I,. 821 Olive WOMEN TO LEARN TO BE MEDICAL AND DENTAL AS Been on TV Be the doctor's right-hand girl. Opportunities when trained for both tuft time and part time positions.

NO NEEDED SCHOOL, for MEDICAL and DENTAL ASSISTANTS 508 N. Grand OL 2-5454 Nights and Sun. Call PA 5-1239 Out-of-Towners May Call Collect Positions Open Now BANK TELLERSST. LOUIS AREA TRAIN NOW PAY LATER FREE PLACEMENT For more information callCH 1-1346 532 Arcade Bldg. C.

T. I 812 Olive St. Motel Manager Training Motel Management School 939 Grant Denver, Colo. 255-4033 TRAINED MEN NEEDED BIG PAY -GOOD FUTURE Never before in history has the demand Bailey Graduates been so great starting salaries so high and opportunities for advancement so good! DRAFTING This the original BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL, We have TOOL and been in business more than 25 DIE DESIGN years. other We Are not connected with any educational Institution DIESEL- AUTO using our name.

We are responsibie only for our GRADUATES AUTO BODY at our school, 1645 S. Grand. Enroll now for summer and fall classes. Write, phone, or mail coupon for complete information. BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL 1645 S.

Grand Ave. St. Louis, Mo. PRospect 6-7860 NAME AGE ADDRESS CITY STATE TELEPHONE RANKEN Technical Courses MECHANICAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DESIGN DRAFTING DRAFTING TOOL AND DIE REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING: HEATING ELECTRICITY ELECTRONICS DIESEL ENGINES POWER PLANT AUTOMOTIVE AUTO BODY MACHINE SHOP LITHOGRAPHY CARPENTRY PLUMBING WELDING Register now for fall term DAY or EVENING CLASSES, Ad. missions Office hours-8 a.m.

to 4 p.m. Evenings Mon. and Wed. p.m. 16 9 p.m.-Saturday till noon.

RANKEN SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL TRADES An Endowed Non-Profit Institution 4431 Finney Ave. St. Louis, Mo. Phone FR 1-0238 SWAPS 31 KART, Stutz Bearcat, 2-seater, used 3 hours, cost $275, for good saddle house, cash or JA 1-5821 weekdays, FURNITURE and like new: reasonable prices. Buy on easy terms or Rogers Moving Furniture 2101 Salisbury.

CE 1-8163; GA 1-0701. PORT-A-CAMPER trailer, $4757 Model B. Farmall tractor $275: Crosley station wagon. $100 oF swap for CY 6-5254 LATES; geared head With attachments for smal car. Call JE 3-8839 Sat.

or Sun. LOOKING FOR EXTRA Rooming house, $4200 gross; trade for JI.B.. VI 3-1144. JAMAICA, 42 (Steeple Chase bedrooms, 2 years old. 2 baths, take car or boat in trade for equity, pay $118 month.

NEELY RITY. UN 8-7990 FORD motor, V8, 55-62, $250 or FL 2-9674, MO 4-5683. FALCON motor 60-64, 6. $225 or 2-9674, MO 4-5683. JADE WRECKER: perfect condition: 4-wheel drive Warren hubs: $700 or FL 3-4329 55; stick, completely overhauled: good condition, new, tires 6225 or JA 1-0053.

NEW 16MM Bolex movie camera with all For ski boat and motor. PE 9-3412. COINS for Honda motorcycle or cash after 4 p.m. TE 1-1952, AIR CONDITIONING 39 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING: now best prices, fully guaranteed, terms, A. W.

Heating and Air Conditioning 4515 Ridgewood. PR 2-9532. ASH HAULING ASHPITS, old sheds wrecked, basements cleaned: prompt service, THOMAS. 4423 Page, JE 5-0327 BRICKLAYING, Tuckpointing 43 FREE ESTIMATES Tuckpointing, chimney repair, terproofing, caulking. Prompt service, union, insured.

MISSOURI TUCKPOINTING CO. 6411 CHIPPEWA FL 3-9961 Tuckpointing and FREE painting; no job bimates, Call after 3 p.m. MO 4-8658 4137 Botanical TUCRFOINTING, brick work repair, obimney expert; calking, waterproofing; insured; union. Jim, 4801 Milentz, FL 1-1681, DIAL tuck polnting, guaranteed: waterproofing. reasonable.

2531 Salena. PR chimney repairs; 6-6556. TUCKPOINTING: any type; chimney repair; do own work. Don Sons. 6357 Stratford, EV 3-7126 TUCKPOINTING, chimney repairs: 2-5685 guaranteed.

3318 Huff, Shenandoah 1-8025 CE TUCK POINTING: chimney repair: waterproofing; do own work, CARL, 2003 Sidney, MO 4-8200 CARPENTERS ROOM BUILDERS ADDITIONS 44 BATHROOMS REMODELED ELECTRICAL WIRING HOUSE PAINTING Exterior or Interior Picture Windows Installed Bulging Brick Walls Repaired New Ruberoid Roofs Installed ALUMINUM GUTTERING Chimneys Repaired, Rebuilt Insulated Stone Biding Foundation Settlement Cracks Corrected With Conorate Piers Steel I- Beams Installed Wet Basements Waterproofed WORK GUARANTEED IN WRITING A. JOHN SONS 2746 MIAMI PR 1-8793 Day or Night FREE ESTIMATES IMMEDIATE SERVICE Carpentry, cement, pointing. painting (exterior or interior), guttering, plastering, rathskellers, room additions, brick, block and stone work: ceiling lowered; all work guaranteed: 17 years experience; fully insured; residential and commercial. MI. 7-6510 ROY LEE GIBBON ASSOC.

7197 Well av. HOME IMPROVEMENT Carpentry, Concrete, Rooting Financing Available. WINDER, 9540 Muriel, HA 6-5669 GENERAL CARPENTRY Remodeling, additions, repaire, guaranteed. Roy, 4330 West Pine. FO 1-2090.

GENERAL HOME REPAIRS Tuckpointing, carpentry. roofing. MIKE 6375 Lillian CO 1-0442 CALL GIBSON SON Remodeling, room additions, rathakellers, porches: painting, exterior, interior: residential and commercial: union. 3959 Shenandoah. PR 1-5082 MO 4-4450 CARPENTRY rooting; guttering.

We do our own work. Edwards, 2632 St Vincent. PR 3-8847. CARPENTRY, concrete paneling, half bath, plumbing; fencing. AKINS EV 5-9259 1560 Valle Contractor: union, large or small, 25 years perience, new or remodeling.

B. Simmons, 8216 Evarts. JA 2-9016. rooting, guttering, tuckpointing; painting; work guaranteed free estimates: HALLMARK. 3-8071, 3809 Russell REMODEL, kitchens, baths, Add rooms and garages.

C. Part. 1821 S. Kingshighway PR 2-8887 RESCREENING windows, porches. John 4126 Clayton, OL 2-0210.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS, room additions, rathskellers, porches, 14 years in business. Universal, 7025 Olive Street rd. PA 1:1997 PORCHES, Fences, window chains. general repairs. L.

Deak, 2237 Madison, 05 1-1372 CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK 46 Cracked Walls Stopped With Concrete Piers Stop sagging floors replace wooden beams with Steel I-beams BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED GUARANTEED Western Foundation and CONCRETE PIERING CO. 2224 GRAVOIS PR 1-8793 REGISTER NOW B. FOR JULY SEPTEMBER Air- -Conditioning Refrigeration Electronics Radio TV FREE Basic Electricity Drafting COUNSELING SERVICE DAY -NITE CLASSES Write, Phone or Visit for complete information 1930 SOUTH ST. LOUIS, VANDEVENTER MO. 63110 PR 1-4307 Bailey INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 75 Professional Truck Driving Pays up to $250 a week and more, Jobs waiting; truckers hiring.

Short course; learn fast. Free job service. Phone now. JA 1-5212. If no answer, call PA 1-4600 (24-hour).

TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL 6050 BROWN ST. LOUIS. GO BACK TO SCHOOL Nurses' Radio Aid; and repair licensing. Industrial electronics Missouri Technical School 3907 N. 25th GA 1-3383 MI 7-5208 SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 78 CLASSES JUNE 7, 21 Typing--Shorthand Accounting- -Dictation SAINT LOUIS BUSINESS COLLEGE PL 2-4423 4647 HAMPTON Situations Wanted SITUATIONS- BOYS 80 CAPABLE WRITER 12 years diversified copy, technical writing experience, good knowledge of graphic arts.

Effective, supervisor and coordinator. Seek management opportunity. Age 40. cellent references. Salary negobiable.

Post-Dispatch. CONSTRUCTION SUPT. Experienced, office and field capable manager, co-ordinator, superVisor. High rise, commercial, Industrial and large scale (single unit and apartment) subdivision background. Consider related field if qualified.

All inquiries wil be acknowledged. Box 1-416 Post D. ACCOUNTANT 8. years diversified private and background. Seeks association with local CPA with future partnership possibility.

Box T-271, Post- Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER; part time: experienced in all phases. Wo 2- 7058. BOOKKEEPING all taxes and statements. YO C.P.A..

extensive public and Industrial experience, desires association with medium or small-size C.P.A firm. Box T-221, Post Dispatch. CHEF. in all phases of cooking, managing employes. RV 5-2925.

COLLEGE student needs summer employment. MI 5-5000. CONSTRUCTION superintendent, experienced in all types, residential, commercial. Box 1-104, Post-D. COOK, experienced, da days, nights part time, 3-5699.

DRAFTSMAN mechanical expertenced. TW 2-5592. GUARD or Janitor work desired, 38, references, PR 1-0547. FAMILY MAN; WIll consider any type steady work white; reliable; references. FL.

2-2516. HIGH School Senlor needs summer job. student In math and solence, VE 2-2436. MEHYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT CHANIC; A1, 16 years experience. part time or CE 1-2282.

JANITOR, porter, truck driver laborer experienced. EV 9-0858. LABORER. Porter: experienced young man, reference. MAINTENANCE MAN plumbing, or super- heatIng.

refrigeration, carpentry, paintins. machinery. Box R-103, MAN, 22, government typist yearn, type 70 words per minute, shorthand part time Sat. UP After 6 p.m. MAN white, 14, any type work.

Call EV 5-1979. MAN for rooting, carpentry, concrete, painting. 61, 2-2160. OFFICE CLERK 10 years experience, UP 5-5770. PORTER.

for cleaning and waxexperienced; good references. UP 5-4394. ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY student 6 ft. 1, ambitious.

need work for the summer; available June 4. MI 7-0861, college experienced: electrical parts, wiring; after 6. Mt 7-3787. YOUNG MAN, years college, neat, dependable, seeks steady employment with future. EV 2-9602.

TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL MAin 1-6666 CHARGE IT St. Louis Post-Dispatch SITUATIONS- WOMEN, GIRLS 81 APARTMENT, manager, white, experienced, references. OL 2-0288 BABY SIT day or night: vicinity Morgantord-Chippewa. PL BABY SIT in 3312 home, approved. MO 4-1603, Nebraska.

BABY SIT. in your home After school; age 17, Negro. JE BAR age 39. food or drink. MI 7-1927.

BOOKKEEPER. full charge or assistant. only. Florissant or adjacent areas. Box CLEANING or days: perienced: references.

PA 5-0419 CLEANING, housework: expertenced: days. FL 1-5173. CLERK Typist, mature, alert ored RE A flexowriter, COLLEGE student needs summer job to further education. PA 7-9516 after 4:30. COOK.

DAYS, Italian and can: references, FO 1-0800 COOKING and Cleaning: 3-day. week. FR 1-7225. CURB GIRL or waltress: enced EV 2-2885 DOMESTIC WORKH 3 days week; references, CE 1-5781, GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 4 days, no cooking. EV 5-6919.

0081 DRESSER: 8 years expert. ence; 2 years college. Desires Dosition in the cosmetic line. Direct 6-4968. TRONING my home, pick up delivery.

EV 3-9654. LAUNDRY done in my home: aummer dresses, etc. FO 7-6920. LAUNDRY, my home, pickup, deliver, reasonable, EV 9-0174. NURSING care: light duties, experienced: car: references.

JE 5-9221. PRIVATE family, cashier or maid work; 5-day week. JE 5-8756 RESTAURANT work, or office A cleaning at night. FO 7-2577. experT enced: OL 2-6123 or FO 7-7194.

STUDENT at Wash. U. needs sum. mer job. Has office experience.

VE 2-2436. WASHING and ironing pickup and deliver FO 7-6130. WOMAN, all around restaurant work, experience and counter; days. VO 3-0839. WOMAN wants day work; refer.

ences. EV 2-7798. YOUNG Lady, colored, intelligent; child came, light duties; sewing; stay Box 1-27 Post- Dispatch. YOUNG Lady, experienced in tography, hand paintings. HELP WANTED- MEN, BOYS 82 USE CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE There may be one or two firms Individuals to Whom you wish your reply to go.

it such is the case, simply address your appliestion to the Box Number in the ad and attach a separate let of such should names, stating destroyed that, If your reply be add to any of the names indicated. Place both in An envelope 120- dressed to Confidential SerVice, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Classified 8t. Louis, Mo. Such answers cannot returned.

OPPORTUNITY TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Will assist plant management: of leading electrical transmission wire and cable manufacturer in product development, trouble shooting and supervision of plant control laboratory, Minimum 2 years college, emphasis chemistry and metallurgy. Experience desired. Excellent starting salary and company paid fringe benefits. Apply: GENERAL CABLE CORP. 5101 FARLIN Equal Opportunity Employer ATTENTION YOUNG MEN WHITE 14-18 Work our stock department; $1.25.

hour, guaranteed salary. Apply, at Coffee Shop, 705 Chestnut. 8:30 a.m. sharp Baturday. ACCOUNTANT Full charge general accountant for local company.

Salary rates with ability. Send resume. Box C-199, Post- Dispatch. ACCOUNTANTS By a national C.P.A. firm.

Please submit brief resume, Box T-418, Post- Dispatch, ACCOUNTANTS When you, answer a Post -Dispatch ad with a box number. please be sure to elude BOTH LETTER and number, such AS 2-54. The number alone is not sufficient. ACCOUNTANT. Local; Independent CPA offers partnership potentiad: age open, Give resume.

Box 8-336. Post- Dispatch. full charge, light costing, supervise NCR excellent opportunity. Call Mr. Waggener, 2-8930.

ACCOUNTANT, mid CPA office, some experience preferred, replies confidential; Box 8-105. Post AIR -CONDITION installers and men, window units, ST 11-7677..