110 St. Louts Slate- Be Nov. 11, Class A State Cage Meet Begins Feb.22 COLUMBIA, Nov. 10 (Special). The 128 largest high schools in the state, which this years means those with enrollments of 322 and over, will begin play for, the Class A Missouri State High School Activities Association basketball championship in 16 regional tournaments throughout the state on Feb.
22, Jake Noel, executive secretary of the association announced today. Winners of the regional meets will meet in the championship tourney scheduled for the Washington University Field House at St. Louis opening Feb. 28. The plans for the Class A competition were made at a meeting of the Association's Board of Control at Kansas City, Noel said The board also elected Clyde W.
McConnell, superintendent of schools at Ozark, as its president and named Russell J. Welsh, principal of Clinton High school, as its vice president. McConnell and Thurston S. superintendent of schools Dexter, began new four-year terms on the board, and Eldred Sage of Atlanta was installed as representative of the Northeast district for one year to fill an unexpired term. CLASS COMING UP Noel said that plans for state competition for Class schools, which includes.
all of those with enrollment below 322, will be announced next month. The Class sub regional and regional tournatents to qualify for the state championship, provides for its finals at the Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau, starting Mar. 8. Enrollment changes in the schools and the new dividing line between the classes 322 as compared with 311 last yearhas dropped five of the state's 1953 Class A schools into Class this year. They are: Fairview, 318 Buffalo, 310; Missouri Military.
Academy of Mexico, 308; Fronton, 307, and Flat River, 303. Robert T. Coles of Kansas City has changed from a senior to a junior high school, and therefore will not compete. New schools in Class A include Boon ville and Lexington, back in Class A after a year in Class and Brentwood, Lindbergh, Park Hill and Wardell, in Class A for the first time. BACK TO BOONVILLE The return of Boonville to Class A will move the central Missouri regional tournament back.to Boonville after a year at Jefferson City, and will bring some realignment of teams.
Marshall, Brookfield and Boonville will be included, while Fulton. Salem and Rola, which payed at Jefferson City last year, will go to other tournaments. St. Louis and Kansas City regional co-: will be on a geogre for the first time In the past, team- ouis area were seed- 2.10. the five tourneys there, insuring survival of the strong test for the state meet, a practice which drew criticism from outstate schools.
Three St. Louis area schools, St. Charles, Other Sports on Page 8B Mehiville and Eureka, are being sent to other regionals to the number of entries down to 40, eight for each of the five districts there. In Kansas City, Linwood boulevard is the dividing line between the two districts, and the tournaments will be held at Rockhurst and North Kansas City, as in the past. Park Hill will replace R.
T. Coles to fill the brackets there. The assignments for the regionals follow: St. Joseph- -Chillicothe 497. Excelsior Springs 108, Liberty 370, St.
Joseph St. Joseph Christian Brothers 452, Benton 698. St. Joseph Central 1088. Joseph Lafayette 922.
Trenton 452. North Kansas City De La Salle 525. East 1636, Glennon 404. Lincoln 1111, Manual and Vocational 1087, Northeast 1800, North Kansas City 1458, Park Hill 390. -Bishop Hogan 607, Central 1652, Lillis 525.
Paseo 1630. Southwest Rockhurst 497, Southeast 1574, 2200, Westport 1200. Warrensburg (Central Missouri State College)- 325, Chrisman Clinton: 1050, 506. Independence William Lee's Summit 331, Lexington 322. Wentworth Military Academy of LexIngton 436.
Raytown 870. Sedalia 1079. Carthage Carthage 704. Eldorado Springs 368. Joplin 1150, Lamar 341, Monett Neosho 600, Nevada 541, Webb City 415.
Bolivar Ava 475, Bolivar 325. Houston 388, Lebanon 771, Mountain Grove 388. Rolla 630 Springfield Central 2100, West Plains 686. Boonville- Boonville 325. Brookfield 355.
Kemper Military School of Boonville 358. Columbia Hickman 910, Eldon 369, Jefferson City 818. St. Peter's of Jefferson City 423, Marshall 464. Mexico- -Fulton 537.
Hannibal 592, Kirksville 557, Macon 338, Mexico 612. Moberly 508. St. Charles 644. Unionville 340.
St. Louis (Hadley Technical)Beaumont 1916. Central 1073, De Andreis 805. Hadley Technical 2194, Laboure 650. McBride 675, Sumner 2289.
Washintgon Technical 1140. South St. Louis (St. Mary's) -Cleveland 1500, McKinley 1262, Roosevelt 1800, St. Francis de Sales 332, St.
Louis University High 820, St. Mary's 750. Southwest 1625. Vashon 2126. Northwest St.
Louis (Normandy) Ferguson 961 Jennings 382. Normandy 989, Pattonville 436, Ritenour 1575, Riverview Gardens 542; St. Louis Country Day 370, Mercy of University City 937. Central St. Louis (Clayton) -Brentwood 387.
Christian Brothers 847. Clayton 572. Horton Watkins of Ladue 497. Lutheran 701, Maplewood Richmond Heights 800, Soldan-Blewett 900, University City -1143. Southwest St.
Louts (Webster Groves) -Affton 455. Bishop Du Bourg 1185, Chaminade 510. Hanco*ck 481, Kirkwood 1157, Lindbergh 329, Webster Groves 2199, Webster Groves Douglass 396. Crystal City Crystal City 407. Eureka 487.
Festus 450. Herculaneum 453, Melville 428, Sullivan 352, Washington 323, St. Francis Borgia of Washington 343. -Cape Girardeau Central 850, De Soto 388. Farmington 403.
Fredericktown 424. Jackson 488. Perryville 411. Potosi 360, Salem 350. Malden- Caruthersvilel 356.
Charleston 324. Dexter Donipan 380. Kennett 388. Poplar Bluff 700, Sikeston 635, Wardell 340. Petrov's 720 Tops in Classic Pin Loop Jim Broker Cigars, set the season's individual high record the Classic Bowling League with 720 Tuesday night at Floriss Lanes.
In setting the mark, Petrov had games of 238, 237 and 245, In spite of the big series, the Brokers dropped 2-to-1 decision to the al Stamps, which took team honors with 1106 and 3085. Brad Watkins was the big gun for the winners with 699, including the night's high single, 277. Emmett Cronin, with 694, including a. 262 game, sparked the Math Hermanns to a clean sweep over Wellston Recreation, and Floriss Lanes nipped the Classic Juniors, 2 to 1. The Kniffens edged the Allhoffs, 2 to 1.
LIGHTNING DOES STRIKE TWICE! WHAM! WHAM! Oldsmobilehas done it again! Sensational in '54-even more so in '55 with all the newest new ideas on wheels! Watch! It's coming soon to your Oldsmobile dealer's! SHEETMETAL SPECIALIST FOR EXPERIMENTAL AIRFRAME WORK Collins Radio Company of Cedar Rapids, lewa, is now in production on very large military and commercial contracts. A sheet metal specialist is needed at once. Must be experienced in forming, welding and riveting of airframe structure and structural members of prototype aircraft. Must under1stand characteristics of aluminum and alloys. Pay or rate is commensurate with ability.
Here is a rare -opportunity for advancement and permanency for the man who can qualify. Benefits include rest periods, snack bar service, good, reasonable cafeteria meals, free group insurance, free Blue Cross, astree Blue Shield, free pension plan, modern facilities, -interesting work and the satisfaction of knowing you are working with an organization that makes nothing but the best. Cedar Rapids is a beautiful, friendly city of about 73,000 in eastern lowa. Interviews will be conducted by Arnold Pyle, Collins Personnel Manager, at the Jefferson Hotel in St. Louis on Thursday, November 11, and Friday, November 12, from 9:00 A.
M. to 6:00 P. M. Call Mr. Pyle at MAin 1-4600 for an appointment during these hours.
Gridders Trim All- Stars, 33 to 0 The powerful Mar Meat football walloped the St. Louis All-Stars last night, 33-0, in the annual Optimists football game at Belleville, Ill, Elmer Bram started the scorin the first period when he took a handoff and sped eight yards for the first touchdown. Joe Wierchek, Ralph Monroe, Earl Hansen and Rich White scored the other touchdowns for the Mars while Tony Russo, Ray Smerek and Wierchek took care of the extra points. MAR MEATS (33), ALL-STARS (0) Team. Mar Meats 18 -33 All-Stars 0 Scoring: Touchdowns Bram, Wierchek, Monroe, Hansen, White.
Conversions Russo, Wierchek. Smerek. Mineral Bowl Bid Accepted by Hastings HASTINGS, NEB. Nev. 10 (AP), Hastings College today accepted an invitation to play in the Mineral Bowl football game at Excelsior Springs, Thanksgiving Day.
Hastings officials said they were informed the opponent would be either William Jewell College of Liberty, or Luther College, Decorah, Ia, Hastings is the Nebraska College Conference champion and has won straight games. Hockey Results By Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston, Chicago, 3. Toronto, New York. 1. (Only games scheduled).
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1-9600 OPEN TILL 8 M. DEATHS 20 AMASS, LILLIAN M. (nee Waxner), of 4359 Forest Park. on Nov. 9.
1954. mother of Norman and the late Edwin T. Amass. sister of Viola and Norman O. Wagner, dear grandmother, aunt.
mother and sister-in-law. Eastern Star service from the ALEXANDER and SONS Chapel, 6175 Delmar on 8 p. under the 266, auspices of S. Bridge- Servton Chapter No. 0.
E. from the First Presbyterian Church, Brighton. on 2. p. m.
Mrs. Amass was a past matron of Bridgeton Chapter No. 266. In parlors after 3 p. m.
Wednesday. BERG, BEN 9422 North suddenly Nov. 1954, beloved husband of Mabel Berg (nee DeFord), dear father of Jean Kuhlman and Frank D. Berg, brother, brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Services Nov.
12, at 10 from COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 St. Charles rd. Interment Mount Lebanon. Member of A.C.W. of A.
and C.I.O.P.A.C. BLEDSOE. EMMA (nee Ton), 3953 Lincoln Nov. 8, 1954, beloved wife of Walter Bledsoe, dear mother of Hazel Schmos and Arthur Bledsoe. our dear aunt.
Funeral from MORRELL BROS. Funeral Home, 4212 St. Louis Nov. 11, 1:30 p. m.
Interment Bethany Cemetery. BURNS. EARL 501 W. Davis, Nov. 7, 1954.
fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved son of Ella Burns (nee Senn) and the late Edward C. Burns, dear brother of Mrs. Virginia Joseph and Edward R. Burns, our dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Chapel, 7814 S.
Broadway, 8:30 a. to St. Boniface Church for requiem mass 9 a. m. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery.
CHAMBERS, JAMES C. Nov. 9, 1954. beloved husband of Helen Chambers (nee O' Connor) dear father of Florence Sheppard and James C. Chambers Jr.
dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln 1 p. m. Interment Zion Cemetery. Mr.
Chambers was a member of Anchor Lodge No. 443, A. F. and A. and Motion Picture Operators' Local No.
143. COLLINS, JAMES of 1516 Quendo on Nov. 10, '1954. brother of. Mazie Collins and John Collins of Brownwood, and the late R.
W. and George L. Collins, dear brother-inlaw and uncle. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar bL. 8:30 a.
to Christ the King Church, Balson and Purdue, 9 a. m. mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. CREAN, BERNARD J.
7312 Northmoor dr fortified with the ments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 9, 1954, beloved husband of Bess Malin Crean. dear father of Helen E. Hennessy, dear father-in-law of Dr. Robert E.
Hennessy, dear grandfather of Colleen. Robert Sally Ann and Claire Hennessy, son of the late Andrew and Mary Ann Crean our dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from STOCK 889 S. Brentwood Clayton, Nov. 13.
9:80 a. to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Interment Calvary. FITZGERALD, ELMER 3255A Michigan fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 10, 1954.
9:30 dear son of Bernadine and the late John F. Fitzgerald, dear brother of Alice M. and Raymond J. Fitzgerald. dear brother-in-law, nephew and cousin.
Funeral from WACKER HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois Nov. 13, at 8:30 a. to Pope St. Plus Church. Interment SS.
Peter and Paul Cemetery. FRANCIS, DONALD Rt. 2. Box 93, Arnold. formerly of 2826 S.
Fifty-ninth Nov, 10. 1954. beloved son of J. Ed and Estelle Francis (nee Berendt), dear brother of Lillian Joan. dear grandson.
nephew, and cousin. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home. 3125 Lafayette. Sat. Nov.
13. 8:30 a. to St. Alovsius Church. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery.
DEATHS DEAN suddenly in TEDDY Japan, Sept. 26, 195. formerly. of Ferguson. Mo.
beloved husband of Gloria B. Graham (nee Burrous) dear father of Sharon Lee and Teddy Dean dear son of Beatrice Graham. brother of Robert and Ralph Graham dear brother-in-law. nephew and cousin. Funeral from WHITE Chapel, 118 N.
Florissant Ferguson, Nov. 13, 10 a. m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. V.F.
W. Guard of Honor service. 8 p. m. In state after 7 p.
m. Thurs. GRIFFIN, 2061 Coleridge Tues. Nov. 1954.
beloved husband of the late Mary Griffin (nee Campbell), dear foster father of Doris F. Ronsick, dear brother of Percy and Clarence Griffin, dear grandfather. brotherand uncle. in his 81st year. from Funeral MATH Nov.
HERMANN 13. Chapel, Fair and West Florissant aves. Interment Bellefontaine tery. Mr. Griffin was a member of Beacon Lodge No.
3, A. F. and M. Masonic service time of funeral. Jand HALE.
JOSEPH 3961 Cleveave. Nov. 8, 1954. dear husband of Mary Hale (nee Weldendear father of Dorothy, Richard and Virginia Kunkel, dear brother, brother-in-law, father-inJaw, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S.
4228 S. Kingshighway Thurs. Nov. 11, 3 p. m.
Interment New St. Marcus. member Independence Council No. 15. of A.
HANSEN. LAURA COLLINS, of 801 W. Lockwood Kirkwood, on Nov. 9, 1954. wife of the late Carl V.
Hansen. mother of Carl V. Hansen Jr. dear sister of Mrs. Ann McGee, Miss Grace Collins.
Mrs. Susan Meyer. Mrs. Agnes Butler, Mrs. Katherine Bryce, Alexander.
Collins and William Collins of San Antonio. Tex. Mrs. Hansen at BOPP. Chapel, 131 W.
Argonne Kirkwood. until 9:80 Fri. 10 from Grace Episcopal Church. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. HOLLMANN, LOUISE (nee Weis), 4407 Beck asleep in Jesus Nov.
9, 1954, 2:11 p. beloved wife of the late Martin Hollmann. dear mother of Mrs. C. A.
Pettit, Fred Hollmann, Mrs. Alma Rupprecht, Mrs. Walter Diederichs, George Hollmann. C. Schmitt and the late Mrs.
Olga Moeller, our dear sister, mother-inlaw, grandmother, mother, aunt and cousin in her eighty-first year. Body, will lie state at BEIDERWIEDEN South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa st. until 12 noon Fri. Services same day 2 p. at St.
John Lutheran Church. Morganford and Chippewa. Interment Concordia Cemetery. was member of Ladies Aux. Concordia Aid Assn.
Br. No, 9 and St. John's Ladies Quilting Soclety. JOYCE. ELIZA J.
(nee Moman), 949 Wilmington. Nov. 1954, fortified with the sacra ments of Holy Mother Church, widow of John E. Joyce, beloved mother of Mable, Wanda, Myrtle and Joyce, Mrs. Raymond Murphy and the late Clarence and Clyde Joyce, dear mot grandmother and sister.
Funeral from C. HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa, 8:30 a. to St. Cecelia Church for Requiem Mass at 9 a. m.
Interment Sunset. KENDALL. WILLIAM 121 Linden. Clayton. 10.
1954, fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Patricia Kendall (nee McCoy), dear father of Mrs. Richard W. Burke. Mrs. Robert F.
Elzemeyer and Mrs. Charles Rozier dear grandfather of John Kendall Burke and Robert Stuart Burke. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY Parlors. 3840 Lindell Nov.
13, 8:30 a. m. to St. Joseph's Church. Clayton, Mo.
Interment Calvary. Associate of Con P. Curran Printing Company 42 manager southwestern sales division. KENNEDY. FRED of 8131 Monroe Vinita Terrace, on Nov.
10. 1954, beloved husband of Emma Ruwart Kennedy, dear father of Meredith W. Kennedy, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law 'and uncle. Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL Chapel, 1905 Union at Nov. 13.
Interment Pa Cemetery. A ber of Webster Groves Lodge No. 84, A. F. and A.
M. and N. P. T. A.
Masonic service 8 p. m. KENNY. JAMES EDWARD, 3635 Tamm. Nov.
7, 1954. 10:45 beloved husband of Mary Olivia Kenny. dear father of Francis and Jean Kenny, son of the late James and Catherine Kenny (nee McNamee), dear brother of George, Lawrence, the Jate Pro. J. Francis.
F. S. and Leo B. Kenny, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather. uncle and cousin.
Funeral from SULLIVAN'S, Euclid at St. Louis. Nov. 12. 8:30 a.
to St. Joan of Arc Church. Interment National Cemetery. Jefferson Barracks. Member of E.M.B.A.
of Public Service. Veterans of Foreign Wars. American Legion Post No. 159. and Voiture 38 of 40 and 8, Commander and Past Commander.
The Honor Guard service 8:30 p. m. Sgt. Geo. H.
Durfee Post No. 324 VFW services Thurs. at 8 p. m. LEISSE.
ARTHUR 5410 Gravois. Nov. 7. 1954. beloved husband of the late Anna Leisse, dear father of Irma, Elmer Arthur C.
and the late Edwin Leisse, dear brother of Albert Leisse, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from SOUTHERN Funeral Home, 6333 Grand Nov. 11, 3 p. m. Interment New St.
Marcus Cemetery. A member of Southside Div. of Conservation and Townsend Club No. 9, LIGON, PAUL Nov. 6, 1954, our dear friend.
Services at ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home. 4911 Washington Nov. 11, 8:30 p. m.
Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. LITTLE. MAUDE GREENSLIP of 6818 Washington on Nov. 10, 1954. wife of Edmund C.
Little. Service private. Please omit flowers. Interment Hampton. Conn.
MASERANG. JOHN, 5426 Emerson, Nov. 9. 1954. 3 p.
beloved husband of the late Caroline Maserang (nee Dussold), dear father of Loretta Wich and Edwin J. Maserang. our dear brother, brother in law, father in law. grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Funeral from SULLIVAN'S, Euclid at St.
Louis Nov. 13. 8:30 a. m. to St.
Philip Nerl Church. Interment Calvary. Member of Holy Name Society, Catholic Knights of America Branch No. 500 and Benevolent Society. MeDONALD.
CLEO C. (nee Sigler), Nov. 9. 1954. dear wife of John A.
McDonald. dea mother of Jane Borton, John. George and Sandra McDonald. our dear sister. sisterIn-law, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin.
Funeral from ALBERT H. HOPPE Funeral Home, 4011 Washington Nov. 12.. at 11 a. m.
Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. LOUIS 53224 St. Louis entered into rest Nov. 10, 1954. beloved of Dorothy MrEwan, dear father of Tennus McEwan, brother of John B.
McEwan. our dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Nov. 12. 1:30 p.
from PROVOST Mortuery. 3710 N. Grand. Interment Friedens Cemetery. Member of Beer Drivers Local No.
133. MEYER. NELLIF Belleville, on Tues Nov. 1954. wife nf J.
A. Meyer. mother Jane Meyer, sister of Edgar A. Thomas. Funeral services will he held 'In the KURUS Chapel.
2505 State East St. Louis. Now, 1:30 p. Rev. Arthur B.
Smitth officiating. Interment Sunset Hill 111. JOYCE ANN, of 5701 Neosho. on Nov. 10, 1954.
beloved daughter of Otto J. and Elizabeth Muehlbauer. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER, 4228 S. Kingshichway. on Nov.
12. at $8:30 a. to St. Gabriel Church. Interment Resurrection.
MUELLER, PEGGY, of 4741 Thrush on Nov. 10, 1954, beloved wife of Daniel Elmer Mueller, dear stepmother of Mrs. Melvin Capehart, dear daughter of James W. and Myrtle East. dear sister of Ervin.
Mrs. Leo Bader, Mrs. Alfred Hollman. Mrs. Robert Martin and the late James E.
and Harry W. Esst. our dear daughterin-law, sister-in-law. aunt and niece. Funeral from DREHMANNHARRAL Chanel, 1905 Union Sat.
Nov. 13. Interment BE Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Des Peres. Mo. PICK, HILDA PFUHL (nee Melnhardt), of 5028 Christy Wed.
Nov. 10, 1954, beloved wife of August J. Pick, dear sister, sisterin-law and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER, 4228 S. Kingshighway, on Nov.
13, at 12:30 p. m. Interment New Pickers. POOLE. LINDA SUE.
3716 Sylvan fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Nov. 10. 1954. dear daughter of Leslie and Melvina Poole (nee Miller), sister of Carol. Janet.
Peggy Johnny, granddaughter, niece and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ Funeral Home, 4828 Natural Bridge Nov. 12, 8:30 a. m.
to St. Paul the Apostle Church. Pine Lawn. Interment Calvary Cemetery DEATHS FOWEL. HARRIET (nee Mohan), formerly of 4240 West Florissant.
Wed. Nov. 10, 1954, 11:30 a. m. wife of the late James P.
Powell. beloved mother of James Powell. dear sister of Rose Powell, Nellie Caldwell of Hannibal, dear motherin-law of Mary Powell. dear sisterin-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafayette ave.
Nov. 13, 8:30 to The Immaculate. Conception Church. Interment Belletontaine Cemetery. PREIDECKER.
JOHN. of 6126A Southwest, on Wed. Nov. 10, 1954, beloved husband of the late Elsa Preidecker, dear father of Esther Thau, Ruth Barth and Paul Preidecker, deat brother, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER, 4228 S.
Kingshighway on Nov. 13, at 2:30 p. m. Interment St. Peter Cemetery RALPH.
CORNELIA of 336 Jefferson, Valley Park, on Nov. 10. 1954, wife of the late Thomas Ralph, sister of Katherine Wilson of Alton. Ill. Services 1:30 at the BOPP Kirkwood.
Interment Alton Cemetery. Alton. Ill. RHODES. ANNA O.
(nee Nelson), 5610 Hodiamont Nov. 10, 1954, beloved wife of the late William E. Rhodes dear mother of Joe and William Rhodes Lorraine Coleman and the late Golda Lozier, Lloyd, Robert and Virginia Rhodes. our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law. sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin.
Funeral Nov. 12, at 2:30 MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel, Fair and West Florrissant aves. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Clarion Ledger and Jackson. papers please cOpy, ROLKA, MARY (nee Tabaka), 4714 Begs, formerly of 1632 Helen st. entered Into rest Nov.
10. 1954, dear wife of the late Frank Rolka, dear mother of Theodore (Ted) Rolka and the late Antionette Rolka, our dear mother-inlaw, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from JOHN SON Funeral Home, 5541 Riverview Nov. 13. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
ROLLING, MATHILDA M. (nee Justin), 2125 Sidney 1954, beloved of Dr. Fred W. Rolling, our dear sister-inlaw and aunt. Remains in at GEBKEN Chapel, 2630 Gravois, until 11:30 a.
m. Body will then be moved to Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church, Jefferson and Armand pl. Services at 2 p. m. terment Concordia Cemetery.
ROOK, CHESTER 3123 S. Jetferson Nov. 9, 1954, beloved husband 'of the late Calidonia Rook, father of Blanche Castello. In state McLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 1 Lafayette. until 10 P.
Thurs. Interment Poplar Bluff. Mo. SATZ. FRIEDA, Nov.
10, 1954, widow of the late Sam Satz, beloved mother of Mrs. Jean Pollack, Mrs. Rose Mack. Mrs. P.
B. Radloft, Harry, Morris, Louis and Ollie Satz. our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and mother-inlaw. Funeral from BERGER Memorial, McPherson Walton. P.
to Chesed Shel Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Mrs. Satz in state Thurs, after 7:30 p. m.
SHULTZ. MARIE (MAMIE) (nee Lassauer), 1101A McCausland Nov. 9, 1954, beloved wife of the late Orville Shultz, dear mother of Mrs. Paul Hell. dear sister of August and Anthony Lassauer, Flora de Nuet, Eleanor Grupe, Josephine Leuenbergo and Minnie Setzer, our dear mother-inlaw, sister-in-law, aunt, niece and cousin.
Remains state at ZIEGENHEIN Mortuary. 6409 Holly Hills, until 11:30 m. Fri. Funeral 2 p. m.
same day from St. Matthew E. and R. Church, Jefferson and Potomac st. Interment Valhalla Cemetery.
Mrs. Shultz was a member of Alhambra Grotto Ladies Auxiliary Drill Team, Order of Amaranth, Pythian Sisters, Past Matron of Southampton Chapter No. 459. Past Matrons and Trailers Club 1937. St.
Mathew's Church and Women's Guild and Happy Twelve Club. Southampton Chapter will hold services at Ziegenhein Mortuary 8 p. m. STAHLHUTH, WALTER JUDGE, Fenton. Nov.
$. 1954. Stahlhuth beloved (nee husband Koebel), of Sarah dear father of John Stahlhuth, dear brother of Mrs. Marie Telker and the late William Stahlhuth. our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather, uncle and cousin.
Funeral Nov. 12, 2 p. from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home. 7456 Manchester to Park Hill Cemetery.
Deceased was member of Maplewood Lodge No. 566, A. F. and Scottish Rite. York Moolah Temple.
SERVICES PRIVATE. STOCKTON, J. BRUCE, of Springfield. 8, 1954, husband of Hazel Stockton, father of Mrs. Wallace Thornhill, Lorretta Bonet and Vicky Sue Bonet.
son of Lillian M. Rucker. brother of Mrs. William Riesle and Mrs. Harry Schneider, brother in law and uncle.
Funeral from ALEXANDER SONS' Chapel, 6175 Delmar 3 p. to Memorial Park. Mr. Stockton was a member of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303.
F. and A of Wichita. Kan. AROMAS, WILLARD Ringer Mehiville, Nov. 8, 1904.
beloved husband of Madeline Thomas (nee Macbeth), dear father of Willard B. Tomas dear son of Carra Thomas and the late Paul Thomas, our dear brother, brotherin-law and uncle. Funeral from F'EY Funeral Home, 4110 Lemay Ferry south of Lindbergn, Nov. 12, 10 a. m.
Interment National Cemetery. TIBBLES, LOUISA G. (nee Klima), 6842 Natural Bridge, Nov. 9, 1954, fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late William T. Tibbles, dear mother of Thomas.
Clifford, Gladys Meyer, Lucille Augst, William, Edward and Ciarence Tibbles, dear grandmother, great grandmother, mother-in-law, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral 8:30 a. m. from STROOT CARROLL Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge, to Ascension Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
TUSA, FANNIE, of 3204 Hawthorne, Nov. 9, 1954, beloved wife of the late Anthony Tusa, dear mother of Sarah Russo and Catherine Bono, dear grandmother of Joe, Tony and Ross Russo, Patrina Zangaro, Fannie Dominquez, Marie Palmisano, Benny, Tony, Vincent and Jasper Bono, Rose Denny and Frances Travis, dear mother-in-law and great-grandmother. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, 4228 S. Kingshighway, on Nov. 13, at 1:30 to Italian Evangelical Church, 5343 Botanical, for services at 2 p.
m. Interment St. Matthew's. WARD, KENNETH of 9239 Coral Affton, on Nov. 9, 1954, beloved husband of father Kathryn of Ward David (nee F.
Hogan), Ward, dear brother of Russell F. and Frank J. Ward, dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S, 4228 S. Kingshighway, on Nov.
12 at 10.a. m. Interment New St. Marcus. WILSON, NEWTON, 9132 Jonmar Affton, Nov.
9, 1954, beloved husband of Celeste Wilson (nee Smythe), dear son-in-law and brother-in-law. Services Fri. 1:30 JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS Home, 7027 Gravois. Interment Sunset Burial Park.
WOLFF, CARRIE Nov. 10, 1954. beloved sister of Abe wolff and the late Pauline Levy, our dear aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from the RINDSKOPF Chapel, 5212 Delmar 2 p. to Mt.
Sinal Cemetery. Gertrude Charity Society, please attend funeral of our late sister Carrie G. Wolff BENDER, p. MRS. NATHAN Pres.
SPECIAL NOTICES ON and after this date will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than my. self. Chas. Schmitt. 4719 Goethe, LOST AND FOUND 30 COLLIE Female.
answers name TAFFY, sable and white, ward, FO. 7-8554. FOUNTAIN PEN Gold; engraved Ben C. Comfort: irreplaceable; sentimental value; reward. FO.
7-2479. LIBERTY Bonds: north side; iberal reward. JE. 3-7358. EV.
1-3591. PARAKEET- blue; in Audubon Park; says Mickey and wolf whistle: reward. Please call WO. 1-2072. REWARD For Siamese cat: children's pet; vicinity Litzinger road, Call WO.
2-4133. RING Diamond platinum. large center stone, surrounded by many small stones. Reward. PR.
1-1115. SIDE PANELS Lost; from stake truck on Delmar, Good fellow or Riverview dr. reward. UN. 7-0155 PERSONAL 32 BEN- Grandma Is here.
We miss you. Hurry home. SHARE A RIDE RIDE WEd From 3666A Folsom to Paul Brown Bldg. Work hour, 8:30 a. m.
MO GA. 1-2211. DETECTIVES Detective Mariam shadows, locates reasonable: licensed. PA. MASONIC A de NOTICES LODGE.
CHAPTER AND COUN CIL. Scottish Rite Cathedral, 3637 Lindell bi. Nov. 11, 1954, 8 p. action on petitions: Bro.
Robert M. Conley, superintendent of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.r Crystal City, will present a new colored sound film showing the manufacturing of plate glass: he will answer any questions after showing of the film; this will most interesting program; freshments by Boosters. ARNOLD J. S. FITZROY, WILLMANN, V.M.
W.M. GERVIS THURMAN, Comdr. HARRY BALSIGER, Sec'7 ANCHOR LODGE No. 443. 6901 -Delmar bi.
Called communication 11:45 to conduct funeral services for Brother JAMES C. CHAMBER SR. at Fendier Funeral Home. 7420 Michigan, at 1 p. m.
Members urged and visiting brethren requested to attend. FRANK X. LEARY, W. M. BEACON LODGE No.
3 Stated meeting Nov. 11, at 7:30 work. Illustrated lecture By Denver Wright on Hunting Big Game in Africa Visiting brethren invited. EW. SYLVESTER TOPP.
W. MAPLEWOOD LODGE NO: 566, A. F. and A. Called communication 7 P.
m. to conduct funeral services for our late brother. JUDGE WALTER F. STAHLHUTH. Services 8.
p. m. at Jay B. Smith Funeral Home. Master Masons urged to attend.
F. DAN MICHEL, W.M. MERIDIAN LODGE No. 2, 2626 S. Grand -Stated communication Nov.
11, 7:30 p. m. No work. election of officers. routine business.
Members invited. LESTER R. HARRISS, W. M. NAPHTALI LODGE No.
25, F. and A. 3681 Lindell- Stated communication Nov. 11, 7:30 p. m.
Election of officers. HENRY S. SCHULTE. W. M.
TOWER GROVE LODGE No. 631, A. F. and A. 3681 LindellSpecial stated communication p.
m. Special homecoming. EDWARD H. SELLMAN, W. TRINITY LODGE No.
641, A. 1 and A. communication Nov. 11, 7 p. m.
Examination, refreshments, election of officers. No work. LENOARD FREEBERSYSER. W.M. WELLSTON LODGE No.
613, A. F. and A. M. Special-regular communication Nov.
11, 7 p. m. EXAMINATION WORK IN F. C. DEGREE Business and refreshments.
Visitors welcome. LESTER E. TAYLOR. W. M.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS 56 ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by Missouri. Curators of the University of at 111 Jesse Hall, Columbia, Missouri, until 2:00 P. M. Central Standard Time, November 18, 1954, and will then be publicly opened and read aloud for FURNISHING, FABRICATION AND ERECTION IN PLACE OF STAGE EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHING AND LAYING OF CARPETING ALL IN CONNECTION WITH THE REHABILITATING. REMODELING.
REPAIRING AND EQUIP. PING OF JESSE HALL AND FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF GROUNDS ADJACENT THERETO, for the University of Missouri, at Columbia. Missouri. Separate contracts will be awarded for each of the following subdivisions of the work: (1) Stage Equipment, (2) Carpeting. Plans and specifications for the project may be inspected and information concerning the securing thereof and deposits therefor, the work to be done thereunder and the manner of payment therefor, the conditions of bidding.
the required bid security and the Contract Documents, may all be obtained. togetner with the printed on which BIDS MUST BE MADE, at the office of Manager of the Physical Plant, Maintenance Building, University of Missouri, Columbia. Missouri, and at the office of Jamieson. Spearl, Hammond and Grolock, Architects, 1696 Arcade. Building, St.
Louis 1. Missouri. By virtue of the policy of the Board of Curators and by virtue of statutory authority a preference will be given to materials. products. supplies, provisions and all other articles.
produced. manufactured. made or grown within State of Missouri. By virtue of the policy of the Board of Curators, preference will also be given to all firms. cornorations or individuals doing business as Missouri firms.
corporations or individuals. The Curators of the University of Missouri reserve the right to waive informalities in bids and to reject any or all hids. THE CURATORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURT By: Leslie Cowan. Vice President of the University of Missouri. in Charge of Businese Operations.
Date: November 4, 1954. TRAVEL and Transp'tation 61 FREE TRANSPORTATION to California, Washineton, Oregon, Utah. Idaho and Nevada: new cars. fully insured. Call Mr.
Carter or Hazel Thomas. 279 Lemay Ferry FL. 3-7393. FREE TRANSPORTATION To most western states: new cars serviced and ready to. 300 Lemay Ferry VE.
2-0400. GOING TO WEST COAST Drive new car: gasoline and of! furnished. Call FO. 1-7513 9 to 10 a. m.
only. Automotive Leasing Corp. 5033 Delmar TO Los Angeles, Nov. 12. take share expenses.
GA. 1-8711, 6-9 p. m. SERVICE DIRECTORY Ash Hauling 67 ASHES AND RUBBISH hauled reasonable; free estimates. FR.
1-7096 ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULING Prompt service. Thomas, JE. 5-0327 Carpenters and Builders 72 -New Repairs. painting. Gibson Sons.
MO. 4-4450. VI. 3-3897. 4005 Shenandoah.
GENERAL Carpenter windows and porches and additions. Call Bud: EV. 3-9077. Dressmak'q, Tailor'g, Rep's 77 DRESSMAKING. alterations.
anything copied; also wedding ensembles, reasonable. Evelyn and Marie, 4171 Juniata. MO. 4-4848. Hauling HAULING All kinds: reasonable.
WILLIAMS. PR. 6-5115. Heating Service 90 F. H.
OIL STOVE repairs, cleaning: any model. PR, 3-8609. Miscellaneous Services 96 BAsem*nTS CLEANED, odd jobs; reasonable. 7-3892. Moving and Storage 98 NEED MONEY? SAVE OR MORE RENT-A-TRUCK Move Yourself Call Columbia Truck Rental 5930 DELMAR 1422 N.
10TH Open Sunday PA. 5-0030 Painting and Papering 100 DOUGLAS DAVIS DECORATORS Painting. 5673 Enright. PA. 5-8191 PAINTING.
papering. Kemtone. SAVE. PR. 1-6145.
Plastering, Lathing 102 PATCH Plastering. Otto Frederiksen, 2502 Bacon, JE. 1-9997. Professional Service 105 COMPLETE permanent removal of hair, warts, moles; 18 years experience. ESTHER L.
FOX. cade 812 Olive, CH. 1-5213. A PERMANENT REMOVAL OF HAIR, WARTS AND MOLES MARTHA M. BECKER 3615 Olive at Grand JE.
5-0098 UNWANTED hair removed forever; best, latest and most rapid method: best reference; thoroughly rellable; 20, years experience. Theresa Helck. 4903 Delmar. FO. 1-1938.
UNWANTED hair removed, nently. Aida Mayham. FO. 7-6180. Roofing and Siding 107 A HOLE IN YOUR ROOF- Or a whole new roof? FREDERIC.
4280 Natural Bridge. OL. 2-1000. ALL kinds rooting new or repaired. FHA- Terms VE.
2-3016 NEW ROOFS Repairs all types: home remodeling. Me Vance 9187 S. Broadway. VE. 2-3767.
PROMPT, efficient on rooting and siding: repair or new. 7852 Broadway. cO. 1-3446 or UN. 7-8042.
T.V and Radio Service 108 FAST Efficient guaranteed work on all makes; service calls Rayburn. Look TV and Radio Service. 3608 Greenwood, FO. 7-6201. Upholstering, Slipcovers 110 Slip Covers, Custom Made.
B. Hardy, 4569A Kensington pl. OL Merchandise For Sale BUILDING MATERIALS 125 AALCO BARGAINS USED LUMBER BD. FT. UP GAS FURNACES EXCELLENT CONDITION PRICED LOW FOR QUICK SALE AALCO Wrecking Supply Co.
14th CHOUTEAU CH. 1-2500 BUILDING MATERIALS BOARDS 1X6, 1x8. 1x12. $8.65 per 100 storm doors. $37.
Cash and carry. Lumber East St. Louis, Bridge 1-2792. BRICKS BRICKS PATIOS GARDENS AALCO WRECKING, CH. 1-2500 DOORS New slab, all an $9.
1134 N. Broadway FENCH PICKETS Redwood, Gothic head; 15c each. EV. FRAME BUILDING for sale: approximately 40.000 board feet, good Sunday, lumber. Call TW.
LUMBER our regular house building stock; for limited time only; 10c board any size. 6300 N. Broadway, EV: ROOFING $2.18 bundle, cash and carry. Godde Lumber East Louts. BR.
1-2792. STUDS 2x4-8 46c; 70c. Cash and carry. Godde Lumber Bridge 1-2792. WINDOWS -New: closing out; 50c up.
1434 N. Broadway, CE. 1-8136 Supplies 126 CAMERAS and equipment wanted. ST. LOUIS PHOTO.
1625 Market. COAL. WOOD, KINDLING 135 COAL ON BUDGET PLAN 6 TO 9 MONTHS TO PAY GENUINE ZEIGLER COAL HOULLE COAL MATERIAL CO. 6682 EASTON EV. 5-6300 HEATING EQUIPMENT 137 BOILERS Used: also several good boiler sections? also new heating equipment.
WEST END HEAT ING. 6412 Glenmore, EV. 2-0480. DUO THERM oil heater: looks, runs like new; 3 rooms with blower; clean. UN.
8-0854. FURNACES Gas. Off or Coal. Bollers and Stokers. new and used.
Installed or Repaired. Over 38 years service. Call CURRAN, PR. 2-2000 2772 Gravols 22" HOLLAND FURNACE One stoker; must be sold. MO.
4-9026. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 140 A.B.C. WASHER- -With spinner; overhauled and in excellent condition. 5640 Gravois, VE. GAS RANGE Apt.
size: $49.50. GENERAL 3900 Jefferson. GAS RANGE and Crosley refrigerator; new. FL. 1-7304.
KITCHEN furniture and 5-room oil heater with blower and drum; reasonable. Call MO. 4-8947 after 3. MAHOGANY step table, phone bench, $15; reclining chair, $35. WY.
2-0091. MODERN SOFA almost new; neutral color: sacrifice $100; upright sweeper and attachments, perfect, $15; Mohawk rug, 9x12, used months, sacrifice, $65. WO. 2-6483 NEW electric ranges; save up to $150. 1732 Pine.
1-1307. OIL STOVE Good condition. $35. MA. 1-8091.
REFRIGERATOR- Frigidaire; perfett condition. Shower stall; steel, white enamel; almost new. Electric steam room heaters (2). Laundry tub; double-drain, crete. Gas room heater; (1).
5640 GRAVOIS VE. 2-3232 REFRIGERATORS Frigidaire; (new floor samples; slightly marred; substantial savings. 5253 Natural Bridge, EV. 3-1606. STOVES.
Refrigerators, WashersNew and used. REEL 4910 NATURAL BRIDGE WAR DECLARED RELIABLE UTILITIES joins the discounters new vacuum cleaners; complete with 8 attachments. 2. year guarantee, $19.95: Free Westinghouse Sewing Machine, 20 years guarantee. $39.95.
OL. 2-7715 for free home demonstration. SEWING MACHINES 142 CLEARANCE Special: consoles, guaranteed. Kerlick S. M.
2908 Cherokee. PR. 2-4747. SEWING MACHINE- Singer; like new reasonable. VO.
3-8772. HOUSEHOLD GOODS WTD. 145 A better cash value for household furniture. JE. 1-1414, 8024 Easton A FAIR DEAL for furniture.
Golden, 1260 N. Kingshighway. FO. 1-4463 ACE-HIGH PRICES for furniture. FINNEY.
3120 Easton. FR. 1-7967 APPLIANCES and Used Furniture wanted. We pay cash. PR.
1-3193. HI-LIFTS2, D2 cable, D4 hydraulic, D35 dump truck, belt conveyor. MI. 7-0212. MACHINERY WTD.
155 DRUM ROLLER. hammer mill, ball mill. or ribbon mixer; porce: Jain ball, 500-Ib. dial. MI.
7-0125. MISCELLANEOUS for Sale 160 ADDING MACHINE Victor: 1 year old; 1941 Plymouth coupe with good tires. PR. 3-0158. ANYTHING IN IRON.
Wolff Pipe Iron, 3727 Chouteau. PR. 1-3660 42" CABINET SINKS ONLY $53.50 Strictly first quality, all steel construction; complete with faucet and strainer, AALCO BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 14th and Chouteau. CH.
1-2500 grading: HU, 1-7755. WO, 1-8204 any time, DOORS DOORS $1.00 UP Hundreds to choose from; new and used; hard to find sizes. AALCO BUILDERS SUPPLY 14th and Chouteau CH. 1-2500 INSULATED BRICK SIDING RED ROMAN BRICK DESIGN First quality; regular $17.95 value; only $13.95 per 100 AALCO BUILDERS SUPPLY $14th and Chouteau CH. 1-2500 IRON porch railings, installed or do it yourself.
Free estimate. EV. 5-2192. SAND PAINT WHITE AND COLORS, $2.45 GAL. S.
S. Easton. JE. 8-3324 STORM SASH Us to Save 25 Up 14th and Chouteau CH. 1-2500 see, AALCO BUILDERS SUPPLY THEATRE SEATS GOING ea.
CH. 1-2500. From Garrick Theatre; good dition. AALCO WRECKING 5,000,000 FT. USED LUMBER EAST ST.
LOUIS YARD 950 EIGHTH ST. SAVE AALCO WRECKING CO. 120 SINK and cabinet. $49.95 less fittings. 707 Carroll, CE.
1-6625. MUSICAL 165 PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 45 and L.P. PR. 3-6187. PIANO Baby Grand: like new: wish to rent to responsible party.
VE. 2-0153. SMALL restyled upright piano, $35: Spinet piano, full keyboard. $195. SIMPKINS PIANO CO, 6172 Delmar PA.
5-1016 SPINET PIANO $225; full keyboard. Kemper, 3756 S. Broadway. TELEVISION, RADIO 166 TELEVISION- SAVE LEADING MAKERS: new floor ples. Cordes.
5258 Natural Bridge. TELEVISIONS $1 down, U. H. per 21-inch console $149.95. CENTRAL MART, 2315 Olive, 3d floor showroom.
TELEVISIONS New; huge savings. 1732 Pine, MA. 1-1307. Musical, Radios, TV Wtd. 170 PIANOS uprights.
grands. studios, spinets. PR.3-3272 STORE, OFFICE Ex'pment 173 ADDING MACHINES -New; clearance: $69.50. 3322 S. Grand.
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT for Restaurants, Institutions. Bars BENSINGER'S Tenth and Market CH. 1-4040 FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS taurant. tavern, used; terms. 825 N.
GAS RANGE Restaurants with ovens and grill. 3949 Forest Park. LUNCH TABLES Formica top benches attached. Fire extinguishers: foam; also acid type. Small roll-top desk (1), Fluorescent desk lamps.
Steel table with 2 drawers. Stenographer posture chairs (2). Swivel Chair, walnut (1) with straight chair to match, other straight chairs. Simplex time recorder with card rack. 5640 GRAVOIS VE.
2-3232 MELMAN FIXTURE 812-818 FIXTURES N. Seventh OF ALL CE. 1-9669-70 STEAM TABLE -Duke, restaurant size. 3949 Forest Park, TYPEWRITER Delmar. mos.
PA. 5-5007 WithTYPEWRITERS Rent 3 months. denks. chairs. files.
PR. 6-4568 NOVELTIES and TOYS 174 TRAINS OFF ENTIRE STOCK Lionel, American Flyer, Marx: Scenery and Accessories. LIMITED TIME ONLY OFF BARGAIN Used lumber per board ft. and up: other building and FISHING Equipment supplies. WRECKING BELL'S 6190 Delmar MARR 5072.
Arsenal PR. 2-2200 SUPPLY FREE CATALOGUE DOGS and CATS BARGAIN-PRICED PUPS Beagles, Miniature Pinachers, American Pit Bulls, Pekingese ties, Collies, $20; Rat Terrier Fox Terriers, $10: co*ckers. $15; Schipperkes, Doberman $35: many others; baby monkeys. NATIONAL 8108 Olive CLOSED ON SUNDAYS BEAGLES Males: 2 years old; cheap. HA: 7-5102.
BLACK shags: dog, who lives In apartment; will rive for a nice home. FL. 1-8431. PUPPIES- -New arrivals dally; gains; most all we ship everywhere. National.
3101 Olive. PUPS Chihuahua. A. K. black.
8106 Rector, Berkeley FISH, AQUARIUMS, ETC. 187 BARGAIN PRICED TROPICALS Black mollies. 30c; red moons, 30c; dwarf gouramles, 45c; rosy barbs, 35c; Tudexo moons, 45c; red wags. 50c; angels, 45c; zebras. 20c; kissing Gouramies.
55c; guppies. 10c; plants, filters, heaters, pumps. Large selection. 3103 Olive. SEA HORSES- Dwarf tiny curious little fellows that holds everyone interest: first time in St.
Louis: $1.75. of course, NATIONAL 3101 Olive. BIRDS 188 CANARIES parrots, parakeets? supplies. all kinds. 8103 Olive Situations Wid.
Woman 210 BUS GIRL- Pantry or housework: references. CO. 1-7523. COMPANION reference. To Write lady; ex- Box 58.
GlobeCOOK Colored: experience and references: 5 days. JE. 1.4653. DAY WORK sitting, a stock girl: references. FO.
7-0788. DAY WORK- Mondays and days. Reference. ountain or grill; enced. JE.
3-2780. Colored; watch children: light housework. PR. 3-8350. GIRL Colored: work in private home or store.
JE. 5-8515. GIRL Colored: restaurant: cashierchecker; day work; references. FO. GIRL Colored: day work: $5.80 and carfare: references.
FO. 1-5564 GIRL Expert on cleaning and 5 Ironing: references. FO. 1-3437. GIRL Colored; baby sitter: day work: experienced.
FO, 1-7887. GIRL- White: housework or waitress. HA. 7-4469. HAND LAUNDRY Shirts, uniforms; pick-up, delivery, EV.
2-4359. HAND LAUNDRY- Al work pertly done: references, FO. 1-3487 KITCHEN help, or day work. JE. 3-9393.
LADY Colored: cleaning, ironing day: experience. OL. 2-1049. LAUNDRESS Colored in my home. Experienced, JE.
1-0536. LAUNDRESS Day; fast ironer: reference, FI. 1-7386: LAUNDRY or House- Cleaningored. CH. 1-7846.
MULTIGRAPH Momeograph operator: white; experienced. MO. 4-8200, NURSE Practical, graduate: years experience: references. MO, 4-5177 STENOGRAPHER Mature, petent. wants part full time.
EV. 2-6881. TYPING- White. In my home: experienced. TAylor 1-8184.
TYPING, addressing envelopes or labels in my home. TW. 2-5860. WASHING and ironing; my home; experienced. EV.
3-0585. WOMAN- Colored: cleaning. ing: experienced. $4.40 day. JE.
3-5887. WOMAN Colored; ironing or cleaning. Mon. or Thur: 9138, WOMAN- -Colored; restaurant perience; references. JE.
5-3948. WOMAN Colored: experienced? day work. JE. 1-0707. WOMAN-Day work; cleaning of laundry; references.
JE. 1-9219. WOMAN- Colored; factory, hospital, or housecleaning. OL. 2-6873.
Colored, housework or waitress, days. OL 2-3220. Situations 212 BOY Colored, 19, truck driver or stock work, references. FO. 7.9922.
BUS BOY- Experienced or any kind of work. JE. 3-1268. CHAUFFEUR. houseman; eves.
References. FO 7-0007 after DO YOU NEED PART-TIME HELP? Mornings--Afternoons--Nights Saturdays and Sundays Young men attending local trade school need part-time jobs; age 20 to 30; reliable and willing to work. Call PR. 6-7861, Mr. Watson The World Famous Bailey Technical School 1626 S.
Grand DRIVER- -Experienced, honest and steady: white. Bill, JE. 1-5063. FILLING STATION Cook or tory experience. 3-8427.
cook, poser or janitor. Experienced. PR. 3-4391. MAN Colored.
wants laboring work; Al references. OL. 2-7794. PORTER- Experienced; or any kind of janitor work, JE. 3-6084.
PORTER Janitor; consider any kind of work. JE. 3-0132. YOUNG MAN 17; 2 years high school: wants type of work. Call TRiangle 6-7704.
YOUNG MAN- secretarial: moved. JE. college experienced: company INSTRUCTIONS 230 BAILEY TECHNICAL SCHOOL Offers In Day These and, Evening Fields Training I. Television Electronics 3. Radio 4.
Diesel Mechanics 5. Auto Mechanics NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Veterans Approved WRITE, PHONE OR VISIT 1626 GRAND PR. 6-78110 Civil Service BULLETIN AGENCY Over CH. 1-6050 AND PRIVATE INDUSTRY Pay Accountants up to $100 to $200 weekly: men. women, all 17 to 55 years; investigate your possibilities, for a high-paid.
permanent Accounting position; training will not interfere with your present job; no experience or special education necessary! Request free booklet No. Write or phone. NO. ADAMS EXTENSION SCHOOL 6265 Delmar: St. Louis 5, Mo.
Phone PA. 5-1935 LEARN REAUTY CULTURE -Unlimited opportunities. Day-evening classes. Call or write for free booklet No. 61.
MOLER COLLEGE. 521 Washington. CEntral 1-3581. SWITCHBOARD SCHOOLS Women -all ages: free placement service. FLORENCE UTT 1728 Arcade Bldg.
CH. 1-6255 YOUNG MEN- your present Job secure? It not, learn BARBERCall or write MOLER CATLEGE. 421 Washington, CE. 1-3581 MEN--WHITE 18-35 for rallroad communication Jobs: pays $350 to $400 per month. not qualified.
we train you in 5 to 6 months: approved for Korean veterans. Rallway Communications, 1511 Delmar. SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 245 'COMPTOMETER Rented to Our Students Type or Comptometer Courses Mound City College FO. 1-8384 HELP WANTED HELP Girls 250 USE GLOBE DEMOCRAT CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE There may be certain firms viduals to whom you do not wish your reply 40 If such is the case, simply your applicasion to the Box Number in and attach list of such names stating that your reply should destroyed if addressed to the names indicated. Place bock eneclope to Louis Globe Democrat Counter, Classified St.
Missouri. Advertising Mgr. Direct mail and newspaper. BUSINESS SERVICE AGENCY -721 Olive Suite 1420 ALERT beginner-typist- -Train on dictaphone or reception desk; fee paid: $190. PROGRESSIVE, 308 N.
6th (Agency) CH. 1-0820, ALL AROUND SECRETARY West; very light Gregs; compose letters; some figure work and lie contact; start $275. NO FEE. BONDED (Agency), 411 N. 7th ASSIST books: light shorthand; congenial sales office: midtown; up.
NO FEE. BONDED (Agency), 411 N. 7th ASSIST bookkeeper, secretary; 21- 30: medium dictation: $250 up. LOEHR Agency 906 Olive ASSISTANT manager cafeteriaRAPID Agency 705 Chestnut. BABY SITTER Preter middle aged on place: start.
Nov. 29. BANK TELLER TO 86: prefer perienced: 6.
