HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS I HELP WANTED -MEN, BOYS JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS WANTED I A SITUATI ONS WOMEN, GIRLS GIRL Colored; work store, office, shop, PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING TXW.tVnANSirr,. cleaning. tST.L0UIS POST-DISPATCH JANUART 2.5. 1044 PAGE 5B 01 A VViTTMANN, ROBERT 137 Chambers Jan. 25, 1944, dear husband of the late Julia Wlttmann (nee Kelm), dear father of Jokshan.
Emil, Alphonss. BOY bR-YoTjNVT WOMAN To' do' light lectrlo repairing; clocks, shavers: we win ivacu you not experieucea. Ay Ply Miss Brown. 904 Pine. BOY 14 or over; day work in drug store; opportunity; S12 week start, b90l Gravois.
BOYS Over 16, to work in bakery, essen. tial Industry. National Biscuit Co- 6181 Cass. BOY White; 16 or over; learn printing; rwwo wk, urany wvik, xence xruiL ing 1708 Delmar. a iii'in, wiuic, iKiur; oirm certiricate.
tufrLKa tioo unruce. ttrtv t. ffne aJSXlh ea. 1040 South 11th time on dock; go hawk Motor Lines BOY 17, high school graduate, to run routine cnemicai analyses; no experience required. Box T-375.
Post-Dls. BOY 16 years or over, to work in print- ing plant. Britt Printing 608 N. iin sr. BOY -16 to 17, general factory work: essential and Apply after 10 m.
2307 N. 11th St. BOY To work in locker plant; oppor Mr- Pflster, 5800 Delmar BOY 16 or over, service station work; con ni I I I i i I 1 1 IO neaa new oivision; esianiisiieu coin- BOYS Age 16-18; light manufacturing pany: attractive salary; give quallfi-work; -clay week; no experience nee- cations; references. Box H-373, xPRtiS3 HANDLERS-Go, pay. med.
examln0n nd of availability required. Apply Railway Exnreas Arencv. room 211 I7n ci.rw In' Af'J irt A ft Aina prams. Jan. 2.1.
1944. 3 p. beloved hustiand of Dorothv Loft us nn Rogers), deer father of Ruth Ann nd Satrlrk Loftue. dru son of Mr. Nellie Lnftus (nee Mnhert and the late John Loftu.
dear brother of Mrs. Florence tjuinlisk. Bud Loftus and Helen Miller, our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, fonsln and neDheW. Funeral from Cullfnane Funeral Home. 1710 N.
Grand. Wed Jan. 26. :30 a. to St.
Teresa's Church. In terment Calvary Cemetery. X.YNCH, FAN VIE M. ne CTialeraft) Jan. 22.
1944. 10:30 p. Deiovea wife of Patrolman John J. Lynch of Met ropolitan Police Radio Division, dear mother of John J. Gregory M.
and JMrs. Franeta Edwards, our dear (later. motner-in-iaw ana grana eioiher. residence. 4135 Lea pi-.
Jan. 26. 8:30 a. to Iioly Rosary Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Member of St. Malachy'a Aid feociety. euuivan service. let ILLOM. LILLIAN (nee Rowers) Jan.
20, 1944. at Provo. Utah, x-loved wife, of wnmer J. Mccuiiom iear suiter of Everett Bowers, dear daughter-in-law aistsr-ln-law and aunt, and niece of Walter, Henry ana William towers. Funeral from Arthur J.
Donnelly Par lors. 3s4U Linden Jan. 2 30 a. to tit. Francii Xavier (Col lent) Church.
Interment Calvary. MA1LR. OLOKOK 402W Schiller Jan. 17, 1X44, Los Angeles. beloved husband of Pauline Maler (nee Lautrnschlagerl, dear father of Mrs.
Lil lian Ulemuth. Mrs. Pauline Aebel ana Mrs. Kuth Brown (nee Maler). Miss Dorothy Maler, George.
Arthur and bgt. Waiter Maier, dear brother, brother-in- law, father-in-law, grandfather, cousin. nephew and uncle, in bis iuin year. Funeral Jan. 26.
1:30 D. from Ziegenhein Bros. Mortuary. 6409 Cravota av. at Holly Hills, to Lakewood far cemetery.
Los Angeles (Cal.) paper please copy, AKLKK, FRANK 922 Rutger. Jan. 25, 1944. beloved husband of Vina Marler, lather of Ray Marler and Daisy Uroas, our brother and grandf alher. Funeral 3 p.
from Mc Laughlin, 2301 Lafayette. Interment Matthew's Cemetery. JMOLITOR, I'Al (nee txkoi 935 Winnebago Jan. o. 1944.
1 a. widow of ugene Moiuor, dear sister-in-law. aunt anu great-aunt. Funeral from WacKer-Heldene Chapel, SRA4. Gravnla Jan.
27. 8:30 a. to ItesurrectloD Church. Interment giunset Burial Park. MOSER.
KATIIr.Kl.NE 1. KATE) fne More b447 tuna, Jan. 24, 3:30 p. beloved wife of Guv A. Moser, dear mother of Guy E.
Moser beloved daugnter of Kate Boyce and the lite Edward o. -oyce, dear slater, sister-ln-iaw and aunt. I-uneral Jan. 27. 8:30 a.
4600 Natural Bridge, to Mount Carmei Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. MIE.NCH, LtOfc.NL O. 6241 Reber Jan. 22.
1944. beloved husband ol Edna Muench (nee Krog). dear father of Albert tugene J. ana wniara Muench. dear fatner-ln-law, grandfather, brotner.
brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from C. Hoftmelster Colonial Mortuarv. 6464 Chippewa, at Watson. Tues 2:30 p.
to Valhalla Cemetery. Member Good Hope Lodge No. 218, A. F. and A.
M-. and AinamDra urotto. HEW MAN, 1. 1 Hit. Jan.
24, 1944, mother of Mrs. Richard 8. Weiaa, Mrs. Hiram Mincer. Dr.
Percy and Sidney Newman. dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Services at Mayer Funeral Home, 4356 Llndell 1:30. ClETJEN. LOlls II.
Entered Into rest Jan. 24. 1944, dear husband of Mrs. Florence Oetlen (nee Kommer), dear latner of Dale ana flora as. uetjen, cur dear brotner.
brother-in-law, son-in- law anri uncle. Remains at Brimmer Funeral Home, until 1 nuin Thn-a Jan. 27. thence to St. Martin's Church at High Ridge, Mo.
services at p. m. Interment St. Martin's Cemetery. Jan.
24, 1944. beloved husband of Antonif fanus. near xatner or jrana Plnui, Blanche Wanner, Agnes Mere- monle and Helena Jarostk. dear father, In-law, uncle, grandfather and greatgrandfather. Funeral Jan.
2fl. 2 p. from Moydeil's, Mississippi and Allen to Missouri Crematory. Member of Lodes Duhe No. 33, C.
B. A. assemble at Moydcll's Tues p. Kl ill K. 640 West Rohac Duhe No.
33, C. 8. A. Member m. to West Woodbine.
Klrkwood, beloved wife of Edward C. 1'lrkel and daughter of Mrs. Catherine Fraser and the late William R. Fraaer. funeral from the Mittelberg Funeral Home.
331 S. Klrkwood Thurs. Jan. 27, 10 a. to St.
Peter's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. PI.AsS, WILLIAM DAMLL Hematite, suddenly. Jan. 23, 1944, dear husband of Hazel Plana (nee Fox), son cf the late William G.
and Geraldlne Flasa, dear brother of Mr. Eunice Govero and Mrs. Josephine Puckett. Funeral from the Vlnyard Chapel, Festus, to Festui-Cryttal City Baptist Church, Jan. 26, 2 p.
m. Interment Festus, Mo. POEBTNEK. I.E ROS C. 6431 Woodbine court.
Jan. 23. 1944, beioveu husband of Lucille poertner (nee dear father of Joyce Poertner, dear on of Henry and Lydia, dear brother of Mrs. Terry O. Hagaman, dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and unrl.
Mr. Poertner will be at the Southern Funeral Home, frjti 8. Grand, until Wed. noon, Jan. 2i.
Funeral same day, 2 p. m. at Dover PI. Christian Church. Interment Sunset Burial park.
Sl NOr.BS, II4.KRV AI.USON 778 Auhert, suddenly Jan. 23. 1944, beloved husband of Grace Saunders (nee Burns), dear father of Virginia and Albert Saunders, our dear uncle. Funeral from Stuart A Sons Chapel, Union and Page Jan. 27, 1 m.
Interment National Cemetery, Jefferson Barracks. Member of D. A. Chapter No. 1, and Switchmen of North America.
aCHMIDT, JOHN 211 Marion. Jan. 24, 1944. 3 a. dear brother of George Schmidt, Lizzie Btihmann.
Mary Boxx and Lena Kelly, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Kutls Funeral Home, 90 Gravols Jan. 26. 2 p. m.
Interment rew St. Marcus Cemetery, CHMITZ. LAD I (nee Mutcnlneon) osju Jtiridgeport Jan. 1044. beloved wife of Charles F.
Schmitr. mother of Charles Vernon. Msr caret Mary and George Kenneth Schmitx, daughter of Walter W. and the late Maui Hutchinson, sister of George Hut chlnson. our mother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.
Funeral Jan. 2S, 1 p. from Jay B. Smith Funeral Home, 7456 Man chester, to Alton, in. gCHHEISGrill, ROBERT J.
1337A Croodfellow. Jan. 24, 1944. darling on of Harland and Hilda Sehweisrutn nee Horstmann). dear brother of Har lean Schwelsguth, our dear grandson and sepnew, age 3 montns and days.
r. -1 I' fan 0 1 'lA in, -i wii. i from the George L. Pleitsch Chapel. 5966 interment uax orove cemetery.
tKKWOrTFR. AKI.1N K. tBOSTKK, MARION L. 1450 FergTi- no. enierea into rest aunnemy bun Jan.
2.1. 1944, beloved daughters of Bertha Jseewneter, dear sisters of Mrs. Garnet McCann. Hsxel D. Grant.
CI'O, and O. Hentnn Beewoeter SIC. our dear sisters- in-law. cousins, nieces and aunts, Due notice of funeral latrr from Shep- rd Funeral Home. 117 Hamilton Misses beewoster were meniters of Uni versity hrlstien ftiureh.
nMntMAWrFRirD Jan. 24, 1B4 4. dear brother of Mrs. itaka Meyer, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Thurs 2 p.
from Sued- riever Sons. 3934 N. 20th st. Inter- tuent Frledens Cemetery. Member of Cache Lodge No.
4 IB. A. F. A. M.
STENDEU HENRV Died Jan. 23. 1944 at Greenwood. beloved husband of Anna C. Stendel (nee Borgstead), dear father of Anna Mae Knoke.
the late Alice stendel. Harry. Roy and George Stendel, near oroiner. uncie ana granaiatner. Interment Greenwood, Miss.
TOGNONI. ELSIE 3718 N. Euclid, en tered into rest Jan. 24, 1944. be- iovea wue oi ueorge lognoni.
near motn er of Charles Edward Pvt. Harry J-, Martna tl. Tognont and Mrs. Charles J. Morone.
our dear grandmother, mother ln-lxw and sister-in-law. Funeral from P. Mlcell A Bon Ftineral Parlor. 1150 N. Klngshighway.
Thurs Jan. 27. 8 a. to St. Charles Bor-romeo Church, 9 a.
m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was member DRIVER City-delivery; iH-ton' Books truck; prefer man who knows freight aepots; stste age. orsrt status, experience and salary expected. Box L-I45, t-osi-nisnatcn.
DRIVERS Steady work: top salary Seldel Coal co*ke 3915 Duncan. FR. 68 00. DRIVER Apply Humane Society 57 Missouri 1710 XTnfldinrt DRIVERS -2; colored. Apply 171S Liarrison.
A l. i. snnn pav. JrA. 1 i DRUGGIST Reliable references: good iii.
1)1 P. 1408 N. Or inn. DRV CLEANER and spotter; allround man 'or solvenf plant; duality work; good salary; steady. call EXnress 1445 for appointment.
ELECTRONICS ENGINEER Bright fu-" ture. old firm: rush credentials. Box W-224. Post-Dlsnatch. ELEVAf 6ft OPERATOR Experlenc not necessary; good working conditions.
Ap- ELEVATOR OPrTHATftR Mature man for freight and passenger elevator. dl( fiUlli ELEVATOR 6pfiftAT6R Whits, Apply laia Arcade Bldg. ENgInf.Er With experience revolving na travelling tray nreaa oven aesign 1 1 1 ENGINEERS-DRAFTSMEN Aircraft design development, aerodynamics. stress analysts, loftamen, layout drafts men, senior oeiauers; rererrat card re-OUired. McDonnell Aircraft.
1 70 Locust ENGINEER ASSISTANT Electrical. technical work In power plant. Apply Union Electric 12th and Locust. ENGINKKK ASSISTANT Mechanical. lecumcai worn in power plant.
Apply Union Electric 12th and Locust. ENGINEER Licensed. National Laun- dry. 3401 Laclede. ENGINEER M.
El or Ch. E7- s.tnO. ia vj.ive. ST a Mi aa, mi ENGRAVER Steady poslUon. Apply ooutnwesi engraving uo ibo Locust.
ERRAND Permanent. 1 piauoncry u. i rj tfii ESTABLISHED piano firm has opening for 1st class tuner. Also exnerlenced finisher. Box T-347.
Post-Disoatch. EXPEDITERS Knowledge of machine anop operations: draft exempt; inside wora. Appiy at ine Amertorp ration. H. Klnsshishwav (B).
EXPERIENCED Yard clerks. Junior cieras, rate clerks, teiegrapners. boiler-makers, carmen, dining car cooks. Rail road Retirement Board Employment onrvicB. ntn I iiivii nrreer.
EXPERIENCED railroad brakemen switchmen, telegraph operators; eland- ard rates pay; no labor trouble. Apply 10 rv. n. ouiier, superinienaent, li. v.
a. rtanway. gnreveport. FACTORY WORKER F.xpertence not neceaaary. Bin graae eaucaiion, ea-nour weeK.
ZTtxi 8. 7tn, 1 -1 MAI IIIWV 1, I r. mni eentlal work. Brown Shoe Co- 1701 Lucas. FARM COUPLE Capable handling plant- ing program, aairy cows and nreeding herd, near St.
Louis; give full details on your farm experience. Box T-311, r-ost-i 'isnaicn. FARM HAND Or couple; on farm in county. 3H2S Market FARM HAND 120 miles St. Louis; age no oniect.
Box H-35H. Post-llsnatch FILLING STATION ATTENDANT No Sunday work; good 8ervice. Grand-Cass. pay. Goodyear FILLING STATION ATTENDANT Ex- perienced.
Cooper Service, 6612 Clayton rd. HI. 9277. FILLING STATION AltEDANT $125 month. MU.
3960, FIREMAN Colored; heating boilers. 1309 Chemical Bldg. FOREMAN 25-35: physically fit: learn winery ana ootriing worn, just: gooa common sense required. Good pav; fu ture opportunity, not war 1 1439 N. 2nd FIREMAN One with chain grate exne- rience.
ipiy friaries st. receiving room. Hote 1 jerr HREM AN Good pay: ateadv. guushi Laun.lrv. 2323 Rutner.
'Ml FOtlNlift HELPER Usona Mfg. PoTTEiJaM Man' capable of takl ng com- plete charge of cutting department: ex perienced on shoes or gloves essential. Box T-142, Post-Dispatch FOUNDRY cleaning department foreman: experienced only: state age, experience and draft class In reply. Box W-301. i-08t-uiBpaTcn, FRAME MAKER Experienced in making frames for quality upholstered furni- ture.
Craig Furniture 4901 Wash- iingion. FBfelGHf HANDLERS. car shop labor- ers. track workers: no experience nee essarv: both white and rolored wanted. Railroad Retirement Board Eniploy-mcnt Service WIS olive street.
4F OR HANDICAPPKD Or over 35: es sential industry nea it nrui outdoor work now and after the war; steady; excellent earnings. Aply 9 a. m. to noon. WHITE BAKING 4015 Papln 10 FREIGHT HANDLER or stevedore: day tigiu nours.
o-oay week, goon pay. Acme Fast Freight 200 Carr a 1 00. tfRETGltf fioT.IClT6R Real opportunity for ao-getter. Box H--J7I. rr I'll U'Ua Must be Al; top wages.
309 n. jefrerson. FRY COOK White. Apply Mllner'IIote Coffee Shop. 18th and Washington.
fttrctttttje. rtMcurp k. perienced, steady; vacation with pay. 5DO per weeK; state fun particulars. Box T-169, Post-Dispatch.
GARAGE MAN Colored, experienced in storage garage, su per monm to start. Beaumont tiarage, olive. GARAGE MAN White; nignts; experi- ence: grease and wash truck; postwar jod ana steaay; reierences. box i-eux Post-mspatcn. GARAGE ATTENDANT Night work crood wages.
ADOlv ftth Lucas Garasre. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT Candy factory; executive ability, experienced an pnaaes rooti manufacturing: give particulars first letter; when available, previous experience. Box H-308. GRINDERS B. -C.
class cylindrical. InT ternal or external; modern shop, plenty of overtime. Apply at once, U. S. Cartridge Co.
Employment Office, 12th and Locust. ROCERY CLERK Experienced taking pnone orders, real future, good man; attractive salary; contact. 4405 Olive, In person. GROCERY CLERK Must do some dellv- erlng- attractive salary. 1931 Park, GA.
GROCERY CLERK Experienced, steady, no outside work, attractive salary, us-selman's Market. Spring and Laclede. GROCERY CLERK Drive truck. 3700" Evans. GROCERY CLERK Experienced; refer- ences.
rv. nstin. awM wanana. MAN Ana.K Must have expe rience and furnish references; attractive salry. 1931 Park.
GA. K963. GUARDS Active men between 39-507 wno can exercise common noree sense; experience preferred: 11 hours overtime weekly: state age, height, weight and other nuallflratlnna. Box W-190. NlTTkiTTRERS Kor 3-tlma niilFfngT Repelmar Farm.
Versailles, Mo. 1'hone rn. From 3 to 11: ire stoker and cleaning. Evangeline Residence, 1803 Pine. HARDWARE SALESMAN In store; ex- fJ 1 IHV.ll UIU7 BIB, .1,1 Give references and salary expected.
Box W-334. Post-Dispatch. Hardware stock clerk George a. Rubelmann Hardware 907 N. 6th.
HELPER For display department; apply after 12:15 Monday. Scruggs Vander-voort and Barney, 849 Century Bldg. HOTEL CLERK Over 50; see Mr. Sny der, between IO and 4 p. m.
squire Hotel. 447 N. Sarah. HOUSEBOY Colored; stay or go; La du local bus. 4 Oakleigh lane.
Do not phone HOUSEMAN Fair wages; good home. 10341 Manchester Kl. 141. HOUSE MAN Stay. Hlland 638 HOUSEMAN Colored.
Apply Lincoln Ho- tel. 23QO Olive. HOUSEMAN Private club. H6USEMAN vanBellne Residence, 1803 Pine. HYDRAULIC FRESSERS Experience necessary- essential worn; gooa Vy- General Flore 17g.l Locust.
JANITOR Colored, general building cleaning. Kast St. Louis. Experience desirable but not essential. 40-hour week.
Call Mr. Woods. BR. 9800. JANITOR Whit in large apartment building; wife to do maid service: must live on place; excellent opportunity for right couple.
Call Manager. FO. 9333. JANITOR Or couple living quarters De Bal- salary. See manager.
408 iviere. JANITOR Colored; understand firing small apartment Doner, uving- quarters. GO. 5988. JANITOR And handy man; day work; no firing' clean building; good salary.
box w-3di. i-osi-Luspatcn. JANITOR White; for hall mopping: nours 6-11 p. steaay work; good JANITORS 8-hour day: no night work: i' i excellent conditions. Baroea Hospital -Kay ieoartment JANITOR Built; good waea.
room and board. Cal! at 430O Lac ede BUILDERS Need men who are well qualified to work as aircraft Jig and xtrur mi.wua.iy i PRESSMAN Kluge experience. Mu- soun -rinung jxou aston. al B. LOWE SAYS Get several other offers on your diamonds, Jewelry, watches, broken or otherwiH and sell to us at mgnest market prices.
Our representative will call by appoint ment. Phone GA. 4678; bring or mail to B. Lowe, 4tn floor, Holland 211 N. 7th.
Open A. M. to 6 P. M. B.
Lowe Buys Broken Jewelry Old watches and Imperfect diamonds. Phone GA. 4678, our representative win can Dy appointment, nring or me.ii itn B. Lowe. tn floor, Houana 211 N.
7th. Open 8 to 6 p. m. THE DIAMOND SHOP Get our prices before selling Diamond Rings. Bracelets, Brooches, Watches.
T22 LOCUST. Est. 32 Years. CH. 1062 AFTER ALL BEST PRICES Are what you want for your old Jewelry, watches.
White's Jewelers' Exchange, Room 323. Holland Bldg. CH. 1327. Hess Cuibertson Jewelry Co.
Will Bnv Diamonds, Old Oold. Silver. 8 26 gTVB ST. LOUIS. MO, WHY KEEP your diamonds, old gold and Jewelry In a safe deposit box? Money draws Interest.
MILLER'S. 505 Olive. GA. 5471. CASH -Old Hold, broken Jewelry, silver, kodaks, diamonds.
Miller. 205 8th. DIAMONDS, broken Jewelry, gold, sliver; antiques. Friedman Jewelrv. 10B N.
7th BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASH HAULING GENERAL HAULIN AULING Ashes, rubbish. etc. CH. 5353. 2028 4 Blddle.
A. Lomax. ASHES, RUBBISH HAULED Quick service. Brown. 2104 Delmar.
CH. 5901 BRICKLAYING TUCKPOINTING BRICK WORK Any kind. Call Boze, 2247 St. Louis. CE.
1693. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS PROPERTY We repair and remodel everything, porches, partitions, basem*nts, brick walls, garages, etc. Responsible. Wm. Barby 805 Chestnut St.
CE. 1243 or PA. 4960 evenlnes. ALTERATIONS GENERAL REPAIRS- Bchrlmpf. 7351 Pershing.
DE. 3294. CAULKING Keep cold out; storm sash, porch, general repairs: construction. Dexter. 5224 Watson.
HI. 8092. CARPENTER Remodeling and cabinet work. J. Hawks, 3637 St.
Marguerite Lane. WAoa.in 1U39K. CARPENTER First-class remodeling. Wilkinson, 5719 Cote BfilUante. CU.4497 CARPENTER Concrete work; all kinds.
Bennett. 2101 Blendon. ST. 43SO. CARPENTER Repair, alterations, union.
Dowdall. 6H40 Bartmer. pa. 473. ALL" KINDS REPAIRING: 25 years.
Kelly. 4554 Lexington. GO. 62Z. ALTERATIONS Remodeling; repairing.
Oosney. 511 Little B'dway. LO. 6088. GENERAL building repairs: estimates given, noximann.
xta imm. a nan DETECTIVES DETECTIVE MARIAM shadows, traces, locates everywhere: strictly confidential; licensed, bonded. CA. 0778 or DK. 3527 EX-OFFICER William E.
La Chasse does shadowing and investigating: licensee, 'and bonded. 4485 Olive, NE. 5065. DRESSMAKING MILLINERY ANNOUNCING a new service. Alterations thu way you want them at SINGER 5653 DFLMAR.
PA. 3775. MAKE your spring wardrobe yourself; en-roll in our sewing class today. Singer Sewing aiacnine snaj ueimar DRESSMAKING ana alterations. Mrs.
Brown. 1394 Montclalr. RO. 3115. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIRING ELECTRICIAN Licensed, bonded; wiring.
2718 8. 59th St. Worthern. HU. 9385.
STOVES Washers, irons, fans, also serv- Ice calls: all wot guaranteed. B. W. Brown. 2322A 8.
11th. Sidney 2233. GRUNOW specialized service; genuine parts; other refrigerators repaired. Phowhoat. 2618 Chouteau.
PR. 7030. WASHER-Varuum repair; 48-hour service. Porbello. 5311 Magnolia.
LA. 5364. ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. ELECTRICAL contracting and repairing Tohln, 3328 N.
9tll. CK. 113J GENERAL HAULING EXPRESS A nd light hauling. Ca, Call 16. 5934.
Crow. 4618 McMIl an. FERTILIZER Ashpits, general haul! Ashpits, general hauling: rea.iouaoie. j-ewis, uxa fteraiey. 01.
5286. HARDWOOD FLOORS FLOOR resurfacing; all jobs guaranteed; immediate service. Midwest, 7004 Cor-bltt. PA. 5577.
FLOOR REFINISHING. laid, special rates. Floor 6132 Victoria. HI. 6302.
OLD FLOORS sanded and refinished. CA. 2526. EV. 8073.
Roth-Bathke. 4731 Lee INCOME TAX INCOME TAX SERVICE DON'T DELAY Bring complete information: Tax paid In 1943. Gross earnings. Tax Withheld, No Waiting Accuracy Guaranteed. 8 A.
M. to 11 P. M. Daily Sunday MISS EDNA E. BOOTEN at STAFF 4919 DELMAR Income Tax Returns Prepared under supervision C.
P. reasonable cost: 1 p. m. to 10 p. m.
daily, all day Sunday. GRACE REAL ESTATE CO. 2253 S. GRAND. PR.
7047. INCOME TAX SERVICE TAX ACCOUNTANT Federal and State returns expertly prepared; reasonable. Hours a. m. to 10 p.
daily and Sunday. 3351 California at Cherokee, PR. 6303. EXPERT TAX ASSISTANCE Refunds due many; experienced: reason- Die; puonn accountant; notary. GORDON BENNETT S5S0 Chamberlain RO.
0266. INCOME TAX RETURNS Expertly prepared; 1 to 10 p. dally and Sunday. Paul H. Katt.
accountant, notary public. 2333 Jefferson, GR. 5052. INCOME TAX RETURNS Prepared accurately, efficiently, reason-ably. Call H.
Albert. PA. 6217. SEE US ON TAX RETURNS DON WINTER 1403 S. 12th St.
EXPERT TAX ACCOUNTANT Income tax returns made out correctly at minimum cost. CA. 6018. Income ta3Z service Room 2To7 Kresge Building. 6104 Easton; evenings, -lo.
KV. 3S20 RrTunNg able. Paul. EV. 574(1 4A1IS I.trk,1l.
nunnay any nme; tiaiiy after r. BACn, FRKb iori 2Tt ampton. Ill 287; tax accountants; no waiting: 9 a. m. to 1 1 p.
m. dally and Sunday. kTrTTwOOD GtKNDALg Residents; Income tax returns. Call M. Koettlng.
444 East Bodlev Kl 3230 STATE and federal tax returns prepairecf dally 9 a. m. to 10 p. 5100 Cats. rtotary pittille, COME EAItl.V Avoid ruali season: 8 a.
m. -midnight. Miss Laily. 4103 Laclede Fit. 0H14.
sV6Me TaX reTOrns t. 5.25 Robert a v. FL. 1576. INCOME tax service: 8 a.
m. to 11 p. m. 944 Hamilton. CA.
4557. INCOME TAX SERVICE. O. Tm. CLONTS.
721 OLIVE. ROOM 1520. TAX RETURNS prepared. Sarah-Easton n. rjaaton.
tit. U4P1. INCOME TAX RETURNS D. Langah. -1318 A Franklin av.
TAX SERVICE By accountant P. IL Oiessnw. 45O0J Shenandoah. PR. 3441.
INSULATION INSULATE SAVE FUEL Rock wool driven In: estimates given. gE. 1111. Hill-Behan. 650(KPage.
LANDSCAPING PRTTtt TREE PRUNING. TftiMMlNri- Now is the time. Jones Lindsay, 2918 TED MANURE And ton soil. W. II.
Raup, 120 P. Florissant. AT. 92BW. LINOLEUM LAID CARPET.
LINOLEUM INSTALLATION- RO.N.VIKS. 74 HKMAN. CA. 1894. PAINTING PAINTING; Pap INTING Papering; first-class work; estimates cheerfully given.
Smith. MU. 0237. 1283A Goodfellow. EXTERIOR, interior plaster repairs; com plete service.
Homecrart contracting 3627 8. Grand. LA. 9022. WE CAN DO YOUR PAINTING NOW 20 years In business.
Walton. FO. 9H2V. Patterson, 714 PAINTING rape-ring; good reasonable. work myself.
Turner. FO. 7357. PAINTING Exterior, interior; immediate service, la. 490t.
Hicks. 31 29 Olive. PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING OLD PAPER removed bv steam; plaster repairs and papering. Homecraft Con-tractlng 3027 S. Grand.
LA. 9Q22. PAPERING, painting, "steam removing; guaranteed work plus quality material. Zaritz. 2H54 Meadow.
GO. 2095. EXPERT PAPERING Steaming, prompt service: reasonable. Katz, 2719 Burd. GO.
084fi. PAPER CLEANING and wall washing. Buster Brown, 1394 Montclair. RO. 3115.
sfter school FR. 3740. IIOUsEMAIb No laumiry. Ella Phillips," ziiu uarn. tit, sutiti LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Experl-enced; prefer doctor's office; consider omers.
to. 1B3. LADY Wants work evenings and week- end. FO. 9315.
LAUNDRESS Colored, experienced, good JNT Ironer. en. ottM. MAID White; upstairs; experienced; reierence. rio xi-ii.
i-osi-Lospaxcn. PRACTICAL NURSE Special training; recea; ween. j. of. NURSE Practical.
hospital training; references; ween. i.v. 4Bf ua rnricm any vj. fiif. SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER 30, rapid, accurate, experienced: good education; employed; $150.
Box H-385, Post-Dispatch. TEACHER Will do private tutoring. Phone evenings, PA. 0979. YOUNG LADIES Experienced, evenlrngs and aSiurday; stenographic, clerical or saleswork.
Box H-313 Post-Dispatch. WOMAN Colored; cleaning, conking; 5 days; references. Call after 6 p. 9543. WOMAN Colored, cleaning.
Ironing; ex rerieo'TQ. ae.ti nav. i-u. tinn. WOMAN Ironlnp.
light cleaning, by day, S3.70. FR. 4508. YOUNG WOMAN Studying nursing; care for children or Invalids: day or night. RO.
8369. L. Taylor. HELP WANTED WMP RIJI INIfi- Workers now in YVIV1V. rULIINV7.
essenUL activity must nave aiaiemenx ox awaiiaonuy. Workers whose occupation Is Included in the National Critical List or Locally Controlled List must have referral card from U. S. Employment Service. HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTANT Auditor, large war plant operated by national manufacturing company requires accountant for internal auditing, broad accounting background in manufacturing companies and auditing experience.
Ol. IOIIIB. ACCOUNTANT Junior; fast-growing wholesale and retail Jewelry organization; permanent; splendid opportunity. Fee Mr. Cohen.
H. E. Krisman 2n1 floor-ACCOUNTANT Manufacturing cost ex-perience: capable for devising standard cost method and procedures, ability to supervise postwar future; replies confidential. Box W-276. Post-Disnatch.
ACC0UN ANT Cost: in larce war nlant in must nave cost experience in manufacturing operation. Applv United States Employment Service. 410 in. eroaoway ACCOUNTANT Gen-ST and cost; must be qualified to take complete charge of all procedures; give full particulars in repiy. no; w-iaa.
Post-Ulspatcn. ACCOUNTANT 28-42, heavy costs. S4 tofl: EFFICIENCY, 915 Olive. ACCOUNTING CLERK Permanent, i7S BUSINESS SERVICE. 721 Olive.
ACTIVE MAN For steady work In our egg marketing division, packing, assembling and general duties; 5-day week. Ralston Purina 835 S. 8th. ADJUSTER Casualty insurance; BULLETIN ABSTRACT. 611 OLIVE.
AIRPORT MANAGERLicensed pilot and mecnania prererrea, out not necessary: reference required. Apply office of cjrte Columbia. Mo. APPRENTICE Body man and painter to learn lender work and wreck rebuilding. No experience necessary: good pay.
Christ Christen Pontiac. Mil rsar turel Bridge. ASSISTANT to foreman; must have some supervisory experience: be mechanically inclined; no other experience necessary. -ftl'piy jyrm olive. ASSISTANT SHIPPING MaN Handling stock, receiving and unloading and helper in advancement for right jcrson; give pnone, age and experience.
w-, rosi-inspatcn. ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK 25-35; physically capable: supervise warehouse; case merchandise: activity, not desk job; good pay; future: give phone. age experience. box W-4QO, ASSI STA NT BOOKKEEPER Future. $175 nuwiiNf.M 71 Olive.
ATTENDANT Psychiatric. Applv Barnes Hospital Personnel do hot apply ATTl-jS'floN MTM Itere la a chance to learn a new trade In thia area: established: our buatnesa will continue after the war. Apply In person. GENERAL CABLF, 5055 Farlin. AUTO MECHANICS 2: clean, well eililiin equipped shop; Chrysler, Plymouth oeaier; postwar iuture; lop wages; on painter and body man.
Interview 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Security Motors.
3338 a. jefrerson. AUTO BODY MAN 44-hour week, time and half overtime, top rate per hour; will consider experienced helper. Mr. Klute, 412 N.
Thirteenth. AUTO BODY PAINTER Or helper; steady work. Mertz Auto Body, 236 N. fith, feast St. Louis.
EAst 2733. AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FKNDE'R MAN Experienced. See Mr. Iiershfelt, fill Walton. AUT6 MEUAK'IC PorJ.
1 piece work; liberal guarantee; vacation with pay; top wages; day Saturday; no night worn; sieany jon. Bee Bert anBeri, 153 Delmar. 2526. AUTO MECHANICS 2. experienced on General Motors products: steady, year-round work; excellent earning opportunity for real mechanics.
Mr. Roberts. Downtown Pnnttac. 3333 Washington. AUTO MECHANICS By St.
Louis' ld est Chevrolet dealer- essential Indutry: top wages. Apply IT. 8. Employment Office, 410 N. Broadway.
BICJ-4 CHEVROLET. 2400 S. Jefferson. AUTO MECHANICS Ford agency See Mr. Reed, Service Manager: clean suburban shop, steady work: top wages, weekly guarantee.
E. M. Stivers ueimar. AUTO MECHANIC Modern shop; regular hours: no night work; top wages. Roeper Dans, 7419 Manchester.
HI. 2780. AUTO MECHANICS Also auto body man: must be experienced and have tools: steadv. Tucker Motor 3415 B. Grand.
PR. 4400. See Mr. Doughty. AUTO MECHANIC For transmission re- pairing and motor installation.
Barack auto yarts 4050 Kaston. AUTO MECHANICS Would like several good auto mechanics and body men r3ox i-tig, jrost-inspatcn. AUTOMOBILE CLEANER SlmonizTng autos, changing tires, batteries, good nours, goon pay, western. 444 Easton auiu MKt-'HANiC for macnine shop work. Barack Auto Parts 4050 Easton.
AUTO MECHANIC Must have tools Apply in person at 4459 West Floris- sant between 9 and 5. auto mechanic; 'olored must have own tooia goo a noure. gooa pay. Western Motor. 4454 Easton.
AUTO MECHANIC Must have referral card from U. S. Employment. Grey-hnund Garage. 1515 11th.
AUTO MECHANIC With tools;" Ford experience. Mendenhall Motor, 2315 I.ocust, IKTo V. xperienced on Ford trucks. Applv Gravols. 6 MErnANTCa 4 ei experienced men.
South Knd Auto. "JOriO call torn a. Cramer 2H1B N. 13th And helpers; Inler- emeu permanent position now and rter duration. rU.
Louis- oldest Ford THreETCTTrst: cluss. allround; retail onlvT day work. Dawn Bakery. 931 Dixie ittgnwav. iiuisviiie, Ky.
BAITER On coffee cages, sweet rolls and bread: good wages: steady work. Garn-hols Bakery, 15 Meramec. Clayton. BAKSR First or second hand: steady days; good pay; short hours. Box T-106.
Post-Dispatch. BAKERS Day work: good bench hand; high weges. See E. Rheinhelmer before 2 p. m.
281 fi Sutton. Manlewood. ood on bread and rolls. Ap ply Woodrlyer Bakery, Woodrlver, 111. Phone 4-S534.
BAKER'S HELPER See pastry chef xvi. a. euH ucas, oerore 2 p. m. BAKER'S HELPER Steady work; good pay.
Northwest Bakery. 515 Easton. BAKER A good all-round, dependable man. rsox rost-i nspatcn. BAKE Second hand; days; steady work: good pay.
RO. 9607. BAR HELPER Good salary and IR HELPER Good salary and meali Apply Bar Manager. Hotel Lennox. BE IN STEP with those In uniform by Joining WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO.
Apply In person or letter. 200 E. Broadway. Alton. 111.
BELL BOYS OR MEN Colored. Line. coin HoteU 23rd and Olive. BOOKKEEPER 5-day week; small of- fice: Tew employes; JO. box Post-Dispatch.
BOOKKEEPER Learn" consolidations; 2011. MILLS, 818 Olive. BOOKKEEPER Downtown LOEHK 906 Olive. BOOKKEEPER 40 hours. $175.
BULLETIN ABSTRACT, oil OLIVE. BUX FACTORY LABORERS Sterling" 1 BOX NAILERS Experienced war work. 3313 S. Compton. BOvS Ages 16 up; general factory utll-ity work; steady, ii pay increases.
Universal Match Ferguson, 20 minutes from Wellston loop. BOY High school graduate; draft defer-ment: real opportunity 11 mechanically or electrically Inclined. Box W-110. lost-LMspatcn BOYS Pleasant environment: work with boys your own age: help on the borne front by delivering telegrams. Western onion.
904 nestnut. BOYS Over 16; for special sales work; experience unnecessary; salary and commission. Apply 9 to 10 a. m. only.
Mr. Arhos. 3615 Olive, room 801. BOY Wtd. Annlv S12 N.
Main. pair Service, 3423 Olive. UK. PapKR.IN(1." rAlWtiNGfflrst class. ixitus.
4963 Cote Brllllante. HQ, 34H3. PAPERHANGINti, painting done immedl- ately. Billings, JK. 3166.
3922 Delmar PAPER HANGER-PAINTER First-class Billings, Jk. 3166. 3H22 Delmar. reasonable. Pott.
38I6A ireer. KK.34y9 PAPftklNG-PAIN-IVO 25 vears. Simmons. 2701 Lafayette. LA.
4580. PLASTERING PLASTERLNG Job work; substantial H. L. Lewis, 5718 Entight. DE.
4071. CALL Hesselmeyer for any plastering Job. 1942A Arsenal. LA. 4559.
PLUMBING PLTJMBING--A IT kinds: renalr. Landreth. HU. 2033. 9314 McKenxle rd.
24-HOUR SERVICi: Sewers electrically opened. Kellogg. 3517 Watson. HI.2217. ROOFING AND SIDING CALL VdTAWymf.
8321 Roofing." or- ing, rock wool Insulation; 12 months to pa 44 23 OBCeola, 57 1 5 Ore vols. Kuurti uui" rir.t'AiJui.i Our own Insured union workmen. Estimates given. DE. 1111.
HILL'BEHAN 6500 PAGE FOR ROOFING, siding, repair work, call A. J. Will, LA. 6929. 4036 Connecti-cut; estimates given; FHA terms.
FOR In root or new roofs of any kind. Central Roof biding 366B Market St. Jg. 731, FO. 1556.
ROOFING and repairing, 16 years' experience. Medley, 2646 Allen. GR. 5306. ROOFING, siding, remodeling: reasonable.
Vance. 2605 Norman pi. GR. 6684. STORAGE.
MOVING. EXPRESS REDUCED, low rates; crating, shipping and express. OR. 6065. Square Peal Moving.
726 Shenandoah. BONDED STORAGE Moving; reasonable. Hansen, Z501 H. Hroaoway. iK.
424H. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED HAIR REMOVED permanently; multiple needle; medical reference; years of experience; consultation without charge. ESTHER L. FOX 805 ARCADE BLDG. CH.
5213 UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED Forever: best references; expert work; 20 years experience; thoroughly reliable. THERESA A. HE1CK 457 N. Klngshighway FO. 6528 PERMANENTLY Multiple needle, elec- troiysig; 35 years experience in tsi.
Ijuls. AID A L. MAYHAM, 34B N. EUCLID, FO. 6180.
Corner Pershing, HAIR, MOLES. WARTS removed 1- XX hour MARIE T. PARIS. 705 Olive. CH.
3435. HAIR, moles removed; experienced. E7 Callen. 1833 Ry. Exch.
Bldg. CH. 1269 TRANSPORTATION CHICAGO. NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES, DALLAS. EL PASO.
INDIANAPOLIS. Local Service, Waynesvllle, Lebanon, Springfield. Joplln. Intermediate Points. Low Rates to All Points.
Seats Available ALL-AMERICAN BUS LINES OA. 3338. 800 N. BROADWAY TRl-City 197. 2013 State SL Granite nv.
1 111 UPHOLSTERING CUSHIONS of Victory sets can ge filled with springs. Call us. Gralnlck. RO, 4r r.asion. TJPHOLhTeking- Slipcovers; -retlnlshlng.
St. Iyul 933 Walton. FO. 5047. EDUCATION BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE and have permanent employment with good pay.
Call or write HOLER COLLEGE. 521 wasninKTon. icmrai ooox. MASSAGE John AGS John Granger, 29 years' ex- peri ence; students successful, rtu. aeoj.
SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION PLASTICS VISIT AND INVESTIGATE The ratlon'a foremost institution devoted exclusively to teaching all phases of Issues In your spare time. Reserva-lons still open in class now started. Under the direction of recognized PLASTICS AUTHORITIES. Reservations limited. PLASTICS INSTITUTE (Member Society Plastics Industry) Dally 9 a.
m. to 8 P- m. Saturday to 12. 1204 Ambassador Bldg. (1).
CE. 3088. For the best in Diesel engine Instruction and training, see the OLD RELIABLE Atlas Diesel School, Inc. "Over 30 Years of Successful Student Training" Day and Evening Classes Easy Teims. 2330 N.
10th CE. 3132-3133 OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. Bailey Diesel School One of the oldest, largest and best equipped Diesel schools in this area. Day and evening classes.
Accommodations for swing shift workers. Easy terms. Open 7 a. m. until 10 p.
ni. Monday through Friday. All day Sat- I urday and Sunday. 1651 S. Grand Ave.
PR. 7860 HOTEL AND APARTMENT SCHOOL Class; taught by Florence Utt, with a nation-wide reputation as an authority. Big demand for hostesses, executive housekeepers, managers and clerks. Free placement. Come, phone, write.
CH. 2f5. FLO HENCE TTTT HOTEL SCHOOL. INC. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Hundreds of positions open; we train by actual experience under expert supervision; day, evening; all ages; come, phone or write.
Florence Utt Switchboard School, 915 Olive, Suite 900. CH. 6255. LEARN ACCOUNTING At home in spare time: phone, or write for free lesson. International Accountants Soc, 722 Chestnut St.
Phone onno MEN Have permanent employment good pay; learn barberlng. Call or write. MOf.ER COLLKGE. 521 Washington. SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS MEN.
BOYS ADDRESSING envelopes at hums. Stone, 9214 Tudor, Overland, Mo. BAKER' First around. Al; pre-fers nights, on bread, rolls, etc Box H-3IB. rost-LMspatcn wants part-time work for room and board In school vicinity; can give Box W-199, Post-Dispatch.
BOOKKEEPER General ledger and ac-counts receivable; 55: very experienced and reliable. Box H-213, Post-Dls. BOY Colored; age 17 neat in appear-ance; experienced in stock room work; clerking or waiter. Please call Tuesday between 10 p. m.
and 12 m. JE. 8H11 CHEMICAL ENGlNEr GRADUATE de-slres to become afflllnted with repu table firm; present salary S45O0; age 2M: single. 5-174 D-lmar. FO.
35:19 DiU'd'ilMT lioapitiil or prescription work tireferred. Box 11-81. cleanlna 3-4 days a week good 3.70 a day. Box H-24, Post-Dlsiintoh EXECUTIVE Now In sugar and food brokerage busi ness; age 44: married; experience consists of general business administration, sales, purchasing, personnel, warehousing, a hard working, conscientious producer; minimum salary must be $12,000 annually, box H-91, Post-Dispatch. EXECUTIVE Now employed, seeks pro-gresslve concern, with postwar future: ood health, habits, education, practical ackground most phases industrial en gineering.
MiO FARM MANAGER Experienced. Missouri College of Agriculture graduate: prefer sainoie west, box n-f, i-oswispatcn. HOUSEMAN White; above average; $60 month; stay. Box H-309. Post-Dls -1st class.
reasonable. Gesell, CE. 4653. MAN Permanent, "SO, neat intelligent. high school graduate, mix H-17K, OFFICE 36; supervision; lawyer; gen-eral ledger experience; must have post-war future: 4-F.
Box R-393. PAPERHANGER-PAINTER Day or contract: steam scraping. PR. 3944. TRAFFIC MAN Experienced In all shlp-plng and receiving department work, including rates and routings; 4-F draft classification.
Bex H-181. Post-Dls. YOUNG MAN Age 31, who has led the sales for his company the past two years and has done executive work in connection, desires position to use and expand his ability and experience to mutual advantage; draft status 4-F; give full particulars. Box H-230. YOUNG MAN Now employed, desires part-time work from 9 a.
m. to 3: JO p. ra. Box H-231. Post-Dispatch.
SITUATIONSWOMEN. GIRLS BOOKKEEPER Capable experienced. uu cnarge only, not COMPANION Refined, middle aged lady as companion to middle aged or elderly lady: will help with housework and cooking: low wages. Box H-9. Post-Dls.
COOK Housekeeper; Catholic rectory or adult home or small institution; references. Box H-2R8. Post-Dispatch. FOUNTAIN GIRLS Two, colored, ex-perienced. NE.
7977. GIRL Colored, work in restaurant or" Motel. rK. 2370. GIRL, Work bv a pe day.
8157. Cleaning; (3.70 school; house- GIRL Colored after work. JF. 4107. GIRL Colored, work evenings, 5 to 9, Sl.CO.
NF. 1718. HOUSEKEEPER Experienced: steady place; have school-age child. 2923. HELP WANTED MEN.
BOYS JOB PREH8 FEEDER Experienced. 415 lucas. r.mrai ewin. T515 PRESSMAN John Si Swift Ca 210Q Locust. KITCHEN HELPER Apply Boatmen a Coffee Shop 314 N.
Broadway. LAHOREfUi Permament: esentuu ln- dustry, 44-55 hour week, time and one-half over 40 hours. Walsh Refractories 400 North: Ferry st 2 Micks cast of Broadway. LABORER) White and eoiored bring statement of availability if last employed in essential work. National Foundry A Machine 9701 Aia- amaI LABORERS Wli He or colored; essentiai Industry; steady work.
Apply Pt-Louis Terminal Warehouse i'2i C'ark LABOIIERS For power plant work and material handling. Apply Union Electric lth and Locust. LA HoKEIti National Lead 144T Manchester. Laborers War wo7 Aply 3313 Compton. Laundry driver Good pain rou'e.
good ostwar future. Box w-225 LAUNDRY DRrVKR" Over 58. no ex- perience necessary must be aoie te bond; good salary. post, iiuti casn rgan Laundry, 3Q27 Park. LAUNDRY HELP Colored, wringer men.
porters and laborers; good wi: steady. Sunshine Laundry. 2323 Rut iter. LAUNDRY HELP Colored men for wasa room. Munser Linen Service, sold Easton.
LAUNDRY HELP White and colored; no experience necessary. Apply at on once. Broadway Lau sundry. 234H 8. 7th st.
LAUNDRY DRIVER No experience nec- essary, permanent employment, superior Laundry. 1745 8. 18th. LAUNDRY HELP Washerman, expen-enced; good pay. Banner Laundry, luO 8.
Jeffer5on. LAUNDRY MAINTENANCE MAN Ap-ply 517 S. 21st have statement uf availability. 100 Old Poetoffiee St. Louis.
Railroad Retirement Board. LAUNDRY DRIVFR- -Excelsior Leader Laundry. 2325 Tex a s. LAUNDRY HELP Experienced washer- man. 3319 Market.
Carr Laundry LAYUP MAN Also that can uae cutMng machine. 1209 Waahir.fton. 2nd floor. Baum Bros Mayer Co. LEATHER WORKERS, saddle makers, cutters, strap men.
machine operator, and foreman; wire Apache Leather Goods, 407 Polk A tanilo. Texas. LINOTYPE OPERATOR Exrrtenced; steady 30b. box rost-Liptjn. LUBRICATION MAtN Experienced; goo4 opportunity for the right man, C.
i Vlncel Pontiao 4313 S. KlEa- hlehway. LUMBER PILERS and laborers. Theii-' lng-Lothman, N. 9th.
MACHINE OPERATORS Experience not necessary: war materials; good ay; day or night shift. Applv 424 7th. MACHINE REPAIR" MEN Should ba able to run lathes, milling machine, and be able to duplicate parts. Apply The Amertorp .200 si. 9.
MACHINE SHOP CLERK Draft deferred, to work In auto part Jobber machine shop. K. 2fit'Q. Mr. Hudcins.
MACHINISTS needed immediately to operate turret lathe, engine lathe, millm? machines. Apply to The Emerson Hic trie Mfg. 417 N- Broadway. MACHINIST Needed in power plant; 4, years shop and maintenance experience; Apply Union Electric Ca, 12U and Locust. MACHINIST For sewing machines; Wi-cox-Glbbs and Singers.
Union Cap 50 N. 4th fitn floor. MACHINIST'S APPRENTICE Full or part time A re Mfg 2 215 Pine. MANAGERS iSho store, good" opportu-nltles, out of town, excellent remuneration. Shoe Stores Co.
1134 Washington or phone for appointment. Mr. L. A. Morrison.
LA. 0015. MANTENANCU MAN For factory ma chinery; essential and postwar. Appiy af'er JO a. m.
N. 11th Maintenance MtiN Apply Mark Twain Hotel, nth and Pine. Maintenance man white; apaxt- ment house. Call FO. 7141.
Maintenance porter Hotel eipen- ence, white; single: stay. 1505 Market. MAINTENANCE MAN Assistant; white only. 440 Paul Brown B.dg. MAN To assist in shipping and receiv ing department: permanent: must over draft age or 4-F.
Apply Mr. Mc-Kenna. Rice-O'Neill Shoe 1900 Washington. MAN For part time wine; capable cf oiling and driving trucks and cars; lira. 5 to 8 p.
ro. dally; also relieve watchman Hut. at 5 m. to Sun. 5 n.
Box T-53. Pot-t)lpatcb. MAN nuiitr VhotI. witu anility to supervise eiticientiy itrnn. function and service of muln dining room in hotel; good opportunity for a-gresslve man.
Box T- 23, Poet-Dlp. MANTo stay on place and assist around house; nice basem*nt room, meats and small wages; however more for home than wages: congenial home. 4Uj'J Cote Brllllante. MAN Chemical" room; experienced or will teach; steady work; good salary: pleasant working conditions. "henowei Dvelne and Cleaning 4735 Delmar MAN Light factory work, no experl- necessary; sieany wora; gooa pay.
Elliott Wall Paper Mill. lac 1024 Pendleton. MAN For watchman and other duties; must be able to onve iruraa ana cars; state age, experience, salary desired. Box B-til. Post-Dispatcn.
Post-Dispatch. MAN Draft deferred good pay whi: learning; clean, pleasant employ lenr; position experiences no depression; tor appointment call PR. 7460. MAN AND WIFE Man for filling sa- tlon: salary and commission: wife for hotel work adjoining station: living onartera. Al Vogt.
7300 Broadway. MAN Colored, tiif shipping department of essential Industry: day work: abie to read and write. We will train. ern Textile Products Co 2131 Hickory. MAN To handle office detail of chera-lcai plant superintendent.
Real opportunity to learn permanent postwar bui u- ness. Phone BR. 108. MAN mlddlraged; for de-o-lng and porter work In hotel. I Mrs.
Lawler, JE. 6980. between a. m. and 5 m.
MAN OR BOY -Steady work, white, fae-tory work, packaging sand and seeds in bird food factory. National. 3107 Olive. MAN To work in tumbler room; experienced or otherwise. Himeies Cleaners, 3411 Olive.
3d floor. MAN- Stock clerk, for small opportunity for advancement. Appiy in person. rtiiese 11 01. MA Colored for Janitor and porter work; good working conditions.
Apply In basem*nt Ambassador Bl1g Ma 1 White, care for stoker and other work; permanent; good pay. Oaark Theater. Wehetep Groves. "STAN To drive light tfeiivery truck 5- day week: good pay; must have reference. Box Post Ktsratrh oTaN Shipping depart ment fTdsy steady work, eesential Industry Mr, Kern Union Biscuit Co 1110 'H, MAN' Di iv Truck ari.l Taii3.
ap nilr" aery work; man and buy fur nursery work. 4014 Hates st. ffl years or over; expe rienced in soliciting from truck; Douse to house. 1049 8. Boyle.
MAN Shipping room, permanent. Les-sard Printing and Stationery Co. 704 N. 9th. MAN White; work in grocery store; 6631 8.
Klngshighway. steadv work. LO. 925. MAN Experienced on band saw.
filing; permanent position; top salary. Mia Creek Milling 32 S. Taylor. MA Colored or wnite; for porter work; top pay steady employment, carson a. 1010 ijuve at.
MAM ror packing ana aninp ipplng cierk; permanent position. 6181 Delmar. Wegener paint Co. MAN White: delivery work: 25 week. seady work.
Apply Wildmans 803 Washington. MAN For stock room- state age anl previous experience. Box T-31. MAN White- factory work. Killark trlc Mfg.
Co, 3940 Easton-MAN Help In washroom. Aalco Laundry, 3700 Olive. MAN White. to rim laundry trucks. GMek Laundry, 51 so Delmar.
MAN Sell used building fore- man: straight salary. 3304 Chouteau. MAN To operate elevator and act as night watchman. Box T-223. Post-DIa.
MAN Elderly; as night watchman. CH. 3151. MAN Young; work in drug store; steady. 1926 Marconi.
MAN Work on garbage and ash truck; steady: good pay. F.Vergreen 24a. MAN With wagon, to haul ashes. Phone LA. 8H61.
AN rive truck, work In linoleum store. O. A. Knell. 2H.V) Gravols.
MAN Part-time jol. drive car and Janitor work. 112. PA. 8049.
MAN Sheet metal experience; steady; essential work. 1142 8 6th. MA Pie salesman good pay. Blue P.ibnon Pie 2317 Mllaourv. Manager Real estate maintenance.
$1HQ. MII.IJI. 818 Oilve. MEAT CUTTER Experienced: member 8H; steady; attractive salary. 1931 Park.
GA. MEAT CUTTER Ca pable. man; state experience and salary expected. Box H-li), h'osT-inspatcn. MEAT CUTTER With, grocery experience, 439S Oiive.
Walter Wlttmann, Mrs. Theresa Fisher and the lata Rena Cross, our dear father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral from Xriegahauser Chapel, 4104 Manchester, Jan. 28, to St. Bernard' a Church.
Time later. Inter-p lent Hermann, Mo. IN MEMORIAM SCHR0EDER. MAI' In memory of our beloved mother. One year ago you panned away.
I think of you every day. AjiHIv mtnnen bv HER DAUGHTER, MRS. DAIST 6HEI-TON. AND BON-IN-LAW. JOHN SHELTON.
LOST AND FOUND $50 REWARD For Information or return of Italo-Amerl-can 120-bass accordion lost. EV. 2600. Hugo Music 3893 Easton BILLFOLD Lost; containing war stamps, social security and registration cards; also 852 In currency. J.
C. Richards. Taft. Tex. Pleass return to owner at Fatthtul Words Pub.
2116 fl Jefferson. PR. 3520. BILLFOLD Lost; brown, containing monev. cniollne counons.
social security. local draft card, driver a license, other papers: reward; return to address on draft card. BILLFOLD Lost; service man's, 8unday Loew's Orpheum; need train ticket and credentials. FO. B767.
BILLFOLD Lostl brown: Social Secur ity card, liberal reward. LA. 8003 BILLFOLD Lost: keep money, return contents. GO. 5223.
BIRD DOG Lost: English setter; male; white, black ticking: Pal: children's pet; reward. MU. 1671. BLACK PUREE Lost- containing glasses, Keep money. mu.
izoi. CASH Lost; $500; all paper bills: liberal reward. Box W-266, Post-Pis CHARM BRACELET Lost: 37 charms, Keepsake; rewarn. la. bj-.
CLASS PIN Lost; yellow gold, shield M- Class ii back engraved E. E. reward. RE. 0922.
COIN PURSE Lost; containin ng soldier's all Ann's, overseas service ribbon: Wellston: reward. MU. 1168. COLLIE Lost; year old. sable, whits, thoroughbred; rewsrd.
CO. 3571. CUFF LINK Lost; carnellan and gold; qowntown: rewarq. rj. equ.
ENGLISH SETTER Lost: female: black and white: reward 810. 7929 Rock Mill rd. L. 41 5U. FINGER RING Lost? diamond, ruby.
wide gold band: vicinity 4900 Llndell, uec. reward. FO. 8908. FRATERNITY PIN Phi Sigma Delia in pearls: reward PA.
8839. GOLD BRACELET Lost; several tur- quolse settings; (gift of late sister). Call Jefferson Hotel; reward. Room 667. GOLD NECKLACE Lost: heart shape; Army insignia; keepsake from son.
Reward. 4227A West Farlin. EV. 1489. KODAK Lost mall: Norslde Theater.
Sunday: keepsake; reward. NE. 2817. LAPEL PIN Lost; yellow gold, vicinity or in Missouri Baptist Hospital: keep- sake reward. PL.
0655. ACKACE DRUGS Lost; marked Dodge Olcott Friday night: Grand car or Southampton. Reward. PR. 0076.
PEKING -Lost' male: brown: owner T7 grieving; reward. 3410 Indiana, fit, 44 14 PICTURES Lost; of boy now in service, -rnursaay, Clayton bus stop; reward. wADainjJooK. PURSE Lost; brown, plastic; keep mon ey; rewaro ror purse ana contents; no questions asked. Mrs.
Hotto, MA. 3130. rLitsn. Lost; Drown: return diamon l. x.
11. rings, aevs: KeeD money, sr. o.tK.t PURSE Lost; green; keys, money, bank- bco*k reward. FL. 3625.
FL. 8976. RI rvG Lost: cent's Dtain sold: some L01 where near Chase Hotel: reward. Call in. jonnson.
no. gpuu. SALESMAN'S CASE Lost; leal ther. questions: reward. JK.
3388 STRING PEARLM Los at: nliva at or Famous-Barr: reward. GO. 1853. TlRE Lost; 6-ply 8.00x16 on '35 Dodgs rewsrq. p.
Main. WATCH Lost; ball pocket. Fox Theater, Jan. 9: reward. LO 0925 WRIST WATCH Lost lady's We.tleU between 2 and 4 Sunday; reward.
LO. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's yellow sum; nroauway mane; reward. PK. 2641. WRIST WATCH Lost; 6800 Gravols: reward.
mans vicinity WRIST WATCHLostj Bulova. man's, downtown or west; reward. RO. 9744. WRIST WATCH Lost; lady's; keepsake.
reward. MU. 8469. FOUND PERSON losing money order In Sapping- wmoarurn can uixon 4nu. PERSONAL AKY6NE WlTSfesSlN'o aCcIdENT last asonaay evening, wnere boy was killed In 6100 block of Page or who picked up boy or saw him picked up and carried to sidewalk, pleass phone m.
long, du. BOB Return materials in car; necessary you communicate. IB SEALED PROPOSALS SEALED BIDS will be received at BIDS office of the President of the Board of Public Service, room 304, City Hall, until opening Is begun at 12 m. on February 1, 1944. for furnishing and dellve nf Office and Miscellaneous Furniture and Equipment; Med.
1 and Examination equipment: Waiting Room Benches; Dental Equipment, and X-ray Equipment; for the Health Center Bulldlmr for Col ored, located at the northwest corner of Laclede and Lefflngwell avenues. Plans and specifications may bs obtained at the office of the President of the Board of Public Service, room 301. Cltv Hall. SWAPS BAR PIN Diamond platinum, with 45 oiimonoi wcigning over carats, worm over $1000, for automobile of same value. Box T-384 Poat-Dlapatch.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING- Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Young Sales Corporation will be held at the office of the company, 1054 Central Industrial in the City of St. Louis, Mo. on Feb. 7. 1944.
convening at 9 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of electing a board of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. (81gned WTIJUAM j. YOUNG, RUSSELL J. MTTNZLrerOESe'cretary. BUSINESS PERSONALS i onina massage; relaxing, refreshing.
Granger's 4501 Washington. RO. 0453. CLOCK alarm clocks repaired? oiiBUNnauu, to D. m.
only. Tojt 'WAk'g-vT flERVIC- anytime "call s- a -latlflJ. WILL wk you. day or nljtht. by uhone, giy.
ill ini Insurance, year. ftl.H. Federal Life Boatmen's Bank Bldg. mSTWN7Tl)7WRWru tn-Jor-iuTdet livrr. ir lift' 'Z.
Wake up SERVICE Any time. Call WILL WAkE.Yot? aN? BotfR Wake, LP rien-ice. fVK. 05S9. COAL.
CORDWOOP. KINDLING Goon RlTRNrvn rnAT. Lots of Heat IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Smokeless coal, some chunks, egg nut and usual fines, very hot, 19.50. STOKER COALS: Franklin Co. Grade 6.25; 10-mesh.
J6.50; Cantine. 10- mesn, 4.99; "Oriole" 10-mesh, S5.S.V Loads, cash or budget terms. ROE COALS. 3200 BL Vincent. GR.
1122. Open 8:30 a. close 5 p. m. 2 p.
m. Coal Today! No Delay! RMOKFT.FSft WIVP From list of approved mines published by the City of St. Louis. TRIANGLE FUEL PR. 1800 4S(5T DE TOlN-r- SMOKELESS furnace or stove wood heavy hickory and oak: very rood to help you burn that mine-run coal.
$7.50 ton; quick delivery. Mlttong Bpruell 6300 N. Broadwav. Mir Msn CORDWOOD White oak. several lengths.
cora. X7.SO delivered. Tegethoff, ro. nivenon ar. wy.
o4i. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Stoker coaT 3.95 op. Wilcox. 16th-Poplar. CH.
g79. KINDLING 6 baskets. $25: delivered. Outlman. 2158 Cherrv.
CO. 3454. CORDWOOD 35c: 3 for SL Cash and carry. S15 Allen. CORDWOOD Seasoned: 6T 9593.
Wentzvllle Ice-Fuel Wentx-ille JEWELRY DIAMONDS FOR SALE DIAMOND PLAtlNI'M BARPirWith aiamoruis, weigning about 5 carats; no dealers. Box T-383. Post-Dispatch. JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS WANTED WA NTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD JEWELRY.
SILVER. PAWN TICKETS. CONniTTON Nn nBrecT Our Immense retail business enables us to pay you more, get Fparber free estimate before selling; we are known as the largest buyers and sellers of used Jewelry In the city; we are not pawnbrokers. H. SPARBER CO.
70S OLIVE ST. SE. 8143. Apply Mr. Wilson.
3041 Locust. BOY To learn Jewelry business. Box T-327. Post-Dispatch. BOY With bicycle; drug store delivery.
pom craning. BOY General store work. 2732 Cherokee. BOY White; grocery, full time, start $15. 1117 N.
Euclid. RO. O070. BOY General store work; opportunity. Glhhs 505 N.
7th. BOY 16 or 17 years; to learn attending service station, no experience necessary. Goodyear speenway. zi.o Locust. tMi 1tr.
aVfi TInlon -w- tiitia i 1 "wA.in7.Jiu Shanlelgh Hardware. 00O Spruce. e-i. 1 1 V-jiii" 6 to 11: drugstore. 4201 Llndell BOYS Colored, to worn in shop.
8020 Fredericks. MU. ei380. BOY MESSENGERS Any age; 116 per week. 101 N.
9tn. BOY 16, work in printing plant. Koelle Mueller Label 222 S. 8th. B6Y 6ft MAN1 White.
15l7 Washington av. ROY lfi-20. office or stock: S100. BULL KTIN ABB1HAL1, till ULil TlRF.xn WRAPPER No experience nec essary. Hauck Bakery.
2801 S. 7th St. BULLARD OPERATOR To do own set- up work and able to work to close nerienee. not reaul and laundry furnished: steady employment, full or part time. Employment Office, 11th floor.
rAMUUS-BAKKUt BUS BOY Day work rrrm Dm P.I. lean's Gnill. 2256 8. Grand. BUS BOY No Sunday work; good salary.
Julier Restaurant. 813 Pine. BUS BOYS and dishwashers. Sea Chef, Rkv Line rfe. n24 De msr.
BUS BOY 6 days; no Sunday; good pay, 41H MarKet. CARETAKER Experienced, for country estate; wire no cooging, nousewora ai owner's home; cash wages: private quarters: permanent after war; refer ences. Box W-368. Post-Dlspateh. CARETAKER Or couple; middle aged assist with nousewora auties outsiae.
VI. 2-5821. 2845 Telegraph rd. CAR WASHER Colored. Apply in per- son at 4459 West Florissant between 9 and 5.
CAR WASHER And 2 garage men. Chase Garage. 221 York. RO. 3800.
CAR WASHER Also to grease car. South F.nd Auto 2930 California CAR WASHER Experienced. 8 to 6, no Sundays. 30 week. 7001 Clayton rd.
CarWashEr 11.11 uuuu u. Associated Garages, 412 13th. CHAUFFEUR Retail lumber yard exps- rlence preferred. Box T-23A. CHAl'FFEUR For flower shop; free house, water and heat.
PZO Olive. CHAUFFEURS 9th and Chestnut Ga- h.W rim. CTrECTiERS 16 to 25: railroad yards: aood atartlne rate: vacation privileges. Applv Pullman Storekeeper. Missouri Pacific yards, Ranken and Market.
CHEMIST 21-35; postwar future; $175 ud MILLS. 818 Olive. CHICKEN PICKER Experienced; able to drive truck: $35. HI. 89 CLEANER-SPOTTER And wo finisher Royal Cleaners, 3001 Caseyville.
East Loui8- EAst 282. Ukk inventory records; 1001 ana ma chlnery experience helpful permanent position; opportunities for advancement to rignt man; state experience, quami- canona. L'ox w-f, sr-i 'ispatcn. Pav roll for construction com pany. State age.
qualifications, experi ence, arart status ana salary expecieu. Dm W.mi Post-nisnatrh. n.v.BK Kfnn aO-fiO. aetlve for clerical. light tvulne.
adding machine. Call after 4 p. m. any day: don't phone. Racquet Club.
47BN. Kingsnignway. CLERK STENOGRAPHER Shorthand and typing necessary. Apply Union Kiectrio itoom duo, uin ana jo- rust. CLEkkS racking, shinning, filling op uers; experienced preierrea; rapid promotion; good opportunity.
Ths Bee Hat St Cap 1111 Washington CLERK Material expediter: state quail ficatlons and experience: references and salary eupccicu, pvriiiaiicub ikhiuuu. Rox W-337. Post-Disnatch. CLERK White experienced. 222.
Post-Disnatch. CLERK Inventory records. 150. RtisiNF.sa SERVICE. 721 Olive.
COAL TRUCK DRIVERS Conveyor load- I ed for yard deliveries. Apply 020 a. I avior or pnone fiiu. 1 COAL TRUCK DRIVERS Good pay. Corkery Coal 4640 Chippewa.
FL. 25S0. Coca.colA BOTTLING CO NeedT young men tor steaay worn. Appiy ui person. 2950 North Market St.
Collections aKd collection maj AGER Installment experience, steady Job, good salary, box COLLECTOR Colored and skip-tracer; state experience and salary expected. tint T-ltl, r-ost-JUispatcn. COLLECTOR Part time; loan expert- ence preferred. MA. 0270.
COOK Whits; experienced broiler and combination man. sea cnei, xreo, nir- vey, unton station COOK First-class; $135 month. room. board, laundry. 2517 Fairmont Citv.
HI. 41st r-nou-'a tr tr IT Nn exnerlence: gooti wages, wttn meais. Appiy unu, 204 N. 8th st. must be experl- COOK Steam table: enced at cutting meat, top pay, no K.in.lnv.
Hot W-374. Poet-Dispatch CTOTTMan ani wife, white, first a nrt second cook: SVt-day week, Box l-iu, 1 Post-nispatcn. C06K rotd "mesX Apply Chef, May fair Hotel. COOK Night work, 81 Grand. COOK Good pay.
Call after 2 p. CIA, WVnw, asw tormars TOftrtTSfOTsrCWT Some engineering experience destrea; state avaiiaouuy. orart status anu vmn, i ttox W-2H9. Post-Disnatch. COST CLERK General office record; good opportunity; permanent, state age experience and salary.
Box W-246. P-D, experience and salary. Box W-24. P-D. COUNTER CLERK For permanent po sition in carburetor and ieniieon parts and service department.
Give qualifica tions. Box T-390. Post-JJispatcn. COST CLERK Experienced. 415 Lucas.
CEntral 4916. COUPLE White stay; cook, janitor, house. S150 board. rn. "tKDlT INVESTIGATORS Men to con tact customers: no sales; national or ganization; permanent; gooa iuture; ages 23 to 45.
Publio Loan 1101 Amhassador 411 7th st. CREDIT MANAGER Long-established mfe Co ouallficatlons: legal back ground. Insurance knowledge, good correspondent; age 30-50; high compen-1 satlon If quaiifted. Box w-jtj, ilinu i i iru, i sharpeners; muat be experienced and have certificate of availability. 2641 La Salle.
fllTTER Women's outsolea Apply Freeman Heel 1240 Chouteau. TiairV WORKERS NEEDED Essential nermanent: dav or night: good bay vacattona with pay; state age. refer ences, married or single. Box H-43. Post -Dispatch.
DENTAL TECHNICIANS Ali depart-menta; only first-class need apply. Gor man Rles. Missouri 1 neater mag. DIE SETTER Experienced, white, know how to make automatic press change-overs. Apply Crown Can 5622 natural onuge.
DISHWASHER Colored, male. Apply in person Fern Glen Restaurant, 2627 neroKee. DISHWASHER Apply Kitchen Steward, Hotel Lennox. DISHWASHER Colored. Apply in person.
3400 S. Jefferson. DISHWASHER Porter, white, stay. Parkhurst Hotel. 223 N.
Taylor. DODGE Plymouth parts men; experl-1 assistant manager: permanent: union I i aninnine- riera. counter- men. 1 scale: references. Miller Automobile I I4tn anti Bacramento, 1 DRAFTSMAN For metal work.
Usona I Mfg. 3512 mouteau. DRAFTSMAN Mechanical or structural; I DRIVER Colored; truck: 39 to 50 years oin: snner ateanv srcerwl rjav: know 1 Amu-o'corruon: 320 Kings! 3 Kings- nignway ti. BUS BOYS AND MEN Restaurants; ex- I r-mA m. uniform I I i I I I I I I 1 I Ua JIG of Mlsencordla Society.
TT'ACK, fnee Englaender) Jan. 23. 1944. in Cincinnati. Ohio, formerly of St.
Louis. dear wife of P.odney Tuack. beloved aaughter of Mrs. Mabel Englaender and the late Joseph F.n.-,.aender, dear sister of Raymond J. Englaender.
Mrs. Tuack In stats after Tuesday noon the Bopp Funeral Church. Han ley rd. nd Forsythe Clayton. Services Jan.
2fi. 2:30 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. WADE.
MARVIN M. 6211 Ella suddenly Jan. 23. 1944 beloved husband of Fanny Lee Wade (nee Richardson), dear father of Mrs. Bettie Fin-ley and Patsy Ann Wade, dear brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law, father-in-law.
uncle and nephew. Funeral from Clark Funeral Home. 1125 Hodlamont. Jan. 26.
3 p. to Memorial Park Cemetery. W1IMMAV, HARf.M C. Beloved hua- l)ftnd of Sophie Ltpmaa Weitxman. and dear father of Albert Melvln and Bernard W.
Weitxman. Funeral from Bereer Memorial, Mc-Pherson at Walton. 1 p. m. WIDMER.
M1T1LDA 1. (nee ftohunan) 7522A Ahern University City. Jan. 24. 1944.
beloved wife of J. Martin Wldmer. dear mother of Martha W. t'nderhill. dear sister of William H.
Bohlman. our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law. niece, aunt and cousin. Funeral Jan. 27, 2 p.
from Kraeger-Voss-FIx Funeral Home, North Klngshighway at Lexington, to ML Leb- -anon Cemeterv. Mrs. Wldmer was member of Oriental Chapter No. 228, O. E.
S. city. Aalco Wrecking, 14th and Chou-iJOB teau..
