1 EIGHTEEN Shift Proposed In Control Of Reformatories Rep. Langsdorf Offers Bill To Put Institutions Under Social Security Board JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. -Rep. Elsie Langsdorf St. Louis) today introduced a bill place three state reformatories under the supervision of the Social Security Commission.
The institutions are the Boys Reformatory at Boonville, the Girls Reformatory at Chillicothe and the Negro Girls Reformatory at Tipton. They now are under the state penal board. Rep. Steinbacher Jackson County) introdueed a bill to authorize a maximum burial allowance of $75 for old-age pensioners who leave no estates. Rep.
C. E. Still Adair County) introduced a bill to give paths full legal recognition as physicians, and creating surgeons. a five-member state park board was introduced by Rep. Forrest Mittendorf St.
Louis County). The board would supplant the present park board composed of the governor, the attorney general and the conservation commission director. For Algoa Reform. Three bills designed to improve conditions at Algoa Intermediate Reformatory-established model institution-were introduced yesterday. The measures, Introduced by Reps.
Henry Andrae Counand Gladys Stewart Douglas County), have the approval of and parole board. State Director Loyd I. Miller Penalte The bills, Andrae said, have two principal objectives to rid the reformatory of tough, older inmates who have a bad influence on youths committed for minor crimes, and to reduce the number of escapes from the institution. The proposed laws would: 1. Prevent the committing to Algoa of youths between the ages of 17 and 25, convicted of felonies for the first time, for terms of more than five years.
Those sentenced to more than five years would be sent to the state prison. 2. Provide automatic release of Algoa inmates after they had served three- fourths behavior of their record terms, was pro- satisfactory. With continued good conduct, their civil rights would be restored two years after release. 3.
Establish a good- behavior credit system whereby each inmate would receive merit marks for good conduct and become eligible for parole after he had served one-third of his sentence or 14 months. Would Reduce Escapes, Andrae said that with such changes in the laws, escapes could be reduced materially. At Algoa, inmates are not eligible for parole until they have seven-twelfths of their terms, while at the main prison. convicts are released automatically on good behavior at the end of seven-twelfths of their sentences. For that reason, Andrae said, many Algoa inmates escape with the hope they will be caught and sent to the main prison.
The first bills of the 62nd General Assembly--two appropriation measures--to go to the governor were passed by the senate today. They appropriate one-third of the state's general revenue for support of public schools and $20,854,938 for interest and retirement of the state's bonded indebtedness. The school bill is effective for the first six months of the year and the other for the biennium. MARRIAGE LICENSES Orval F. Theiss Mo.
Mildred E. Eime Mo. John E. Feeherty 4622 Sacramento Lillian I. Jines .1205 Hebert Howard Lewis .4727 Page Dorothy L.
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Louis, 111. Ollie Virginia Chapman Ill. Lawyer Richmond .15 S. 22nd Mrs. Marcella Taylor .2245 Randolph Roy L.
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Mrs. Floyd Randle. 4354 Enright Albert Jones .2031 Clark Mrs. Corrine ..2648 Spruce Frank Kaminski. .4734 S.
Grand Jean C. Mohr 4242 Neosho Albert Lackland ..2223 Franklin Mrs. Emma Amrine. .2223 Samuel B. ..3817 Page Rosabel W.
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George .4328 Delmar Robert R. Daughetery Evansville, Ind. Mrs. Maggie L. Brooks Evansville, Ind.
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Louis, Mo. Richard C. Stitzell La. Anna M. Miller Greencastle, Ind.
Thomas Arthur Palmer .2766 N. Prairie Leola Margaret Church. .5515 Riverview dr. Paul J. Etzkorn .4907 Northland pl.
Jean V. Henning .5133 Ashland Willie Paige Venice, Ill. Jeffie Bobit Venice, Ill. Howard Kenneth Bowen Kathryn Ann Cordeal .4719 Prague Fred Merideth East St. Louis, Ill.
Mrs. Irene Boone East St. Louis, Ill. Willie Tiggen $1710 Papin Anna Young Ill. Alonzo Surrette .3664 Finney Edith Jones 4207 Papin Walter S.
Carter, Scooba, Miss. Alice Runge Springfield. Mo. Robert L. St.
Clair ...4554 St. Ferdinand Dorothy Secrease 1510 N. Grand Bert Randall East St. Louis, 111, Evelyn Ruth Pentecost St. Louis, Ill.
Rufus Gant .1715 Franklin Mrs. Albertha Thomas 1715 Franklin Ernest Perez 1321 Grattan Frances L. Freeland ...9941 Jeffrey dr. Edward Wick. Blue Island.
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Edward Albert Cox. Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Orpha Lea DeCamp7523 Weaver. Maplewood James R. Einum Va.
Kathryn G. Burke Va. Ambrose Crawford 4265 Easton Clara Miller .4328 North Market Raymond W. Nauman Ill. Betty Pierce Ill.
John H. Jackson 3422 Carrie Mae Roberson 3422 Hickory George Jacob Melman Brooklyn, N. Y. Marjorie Anita New York, N. Y.
Guy G. Gilchrist Barracks Catherine Raymond Ottumwa, Ia. Mrs. Kinnev Dollie Albany Brown Grayville, Ill. Howard Churchill Soringfield.
Ill. Mrs. Alta Lucas Springfield, Ill. Earnest Tate 111. Nettie L.
Head Ill. George A. Tindira Livingston. La. Shirley Ann Stachle .2614 Arsenal Andrew James Hill Belleville.
Ill. Mabel Marie Guyot ..5938 Minerva Tom Wilsen Morganfield. Kv. Mrs. Mary R.
Webster. Louis County Rolla Johnson ..3825 Cook Kaythan Anderson ..3825 Cook Roland La Von Killebrew7023 Lena. St. County Helen Mae .5714 Helen. County Joseph Houston ..2117 Cole Mrs.
Ollie Jefferson .3055 Dickson ST. CHARLES. MO. Verne Gibb St. Charles Wilma Johnson Lawrence.
Kan. Jack Winthrop Duquoin, Ill. Pauline Hunter Marissa, 111. Floyd Burngardner Ramsey, Ill. Mae Depew Ramsey, Ill.
Freeman Riley Mason. Hazel Hutchinson Mason. Ill. James Shreve Louis Betemoce Parrish Louis Henry Horsthemke Pana, Ill. Rebecca Petit Pana, Ill.
Joseph Shores Long Point, Ill. Rosetta Scudder Ill. Thomas Smallwood East Alton, Ill. Madlyn Spears Boone. Ia.
Walter Minardi Louis Mary Niemann Louis Eugene Hooks St. Louis Veronica Marre Louis Wayne McKeown Louis Bernice Stringer Louis John Ondack Chicago, Ill. Jeanette Vanaria Ill. James Patton Dayton, Tenn. Kathleen Donoho Portland.
Tenn. Marvin Perrigo Louis Betty Leeps St. Louis Bernard Franklin Alton Frances Galletta Fred Love Jr. Elmo. 111.
Violet Haslett Elmo. Ill. James Rubie Louis Alma Wiles James Housh Tacoma, Wash. Mary Calmer Louis Elmer Hunnel Cheyenne, Wyo. Clara Brown Wood River Charles Quigley Louis Annette Kellerman St.
Louis John Lough Centralia, Ill. Vera Centralia, Ill. James Hobbe Louis Jacqueline Bowers Louis Charles Hanon. Ill. Stella Meredith Ill.
Eugene Jeralds Cambria, Lidean Crain Cambria, Ill. Benjamin Ill. Florence Plebanek. City Harold Shea Alton Ethel Cope Alton Lowell Kreiger Mt. Vernon, Ill.
Audrey Christopher, Ill. Harry Gordon Litchfield, Ill. Melba Hittmeier Ill. Arnold McIntosh Granite City Frankie Gann Granite City Ciifford Miles Overland Rosemary Fleming Loran Deal Mo. Melba Robinson Bernie, Mo.
Orlie Burk Districh, Ill. Bonnie Broekemene Mahomet, Ill. Clarence Dixon Leola Thomas Kirkwood Virgil Champlin Alton Anna Bliss Greenview, Ill Jacob Bair Decatur, Ill. Corinne Hoffman Decatur, Ill. Raymond Sweeney Mattoon.
Ill. Coletta Johnston Ill. Jerome Prosteiman Chicago, Ill. Doris Powell Ill. Mitchell Diggs Louis Nellic Bridges Farmington, Mo.
Thomas Bell Jr. Louis Lois Wagener Louis Mathew Wells Louise Richardson Walter Mueller Louis Josephine Daniel Louis BIRTHS BOYS. Lester and Willie Mae Carr, 808 N. Cardinal. John and Una Moore, 4315 Evans.
Brady and Marie Childs, 2726A Papin. Jimmie and Rhodie Miller, 4255 W. Labadie. Joseph and Verdie Cook, 4206 N. Market.
Kenneth and Helen Leyh, 6459 Hoffman. Alfred and Arlene Ferguson, 1207 Dolman. Ames and Dora Klinkenborg, 4618 Steinlage. Neal and Jean Leech, 5642 Kingsbury. Adolph and Beulah Pollman, Overland.
William and Gladys Sorrells, Wellston. John and Norma Berry, 5132A St. Louis. Herbert and Rosemary Rosenkoetter. 2145A Alice.
Louis and Mildred Jost, 5805 Thekla. Rolland and Blodwen Looper, 5904 Enright. Henry and Mary Bakker, Normandy. Daniel and Betty Jo Burt. Cedar Hill.
Flovd and Dolores White. 3860 Kennerly. Clifford and Verna Cochran (twin), 1910A Montgomery. William and Frieda Klein, 4142 Connecticut. TUESDAY EVENING, 3801 SOUTH GRAND.
GRand 9600. DEATH NOTICES at our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, 2001 E. Linton followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery. The W. A.
Stock Mortuary, 2117 E. Grand is handling the arrangements. Fred Schneider Fred Schneider. 46. of 2645 Arsenal who died Sunday, will be buried in Old SS.
Peter and Paul Cemetery tomorrow after services at 3 p. m. at the Witt Bros. Chapel, 2929 S. Jefferson av.
Elmer G. Simpson Funeral services will be held at 11:30 tomorrow at" the C. Hoffmeister Chapel, 7814 S. Broadway, for Elmer G. Simpson, 45.
of 5919 Woodland who died Saturday. Interment will be in National Cemetery, 'efferson Barracks. John Ulett Funeral services for John Ulett, who died Sunday, will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow at St.
Louise de Maralac Church, 6350 Garesche Jennings, followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Miceli Sons Funeral Home, 1150 N. Kingshighway is handling the arrangements. Florists NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN Funeral sprays, $2.50 up; basket, $3.50 up. BATTS.
WILLIAM-1723 S. Eighth, January 23, 1943, at 11:50 p. beloved husband of Julia Batts (nee Heisler), dear father of Lila Oestereich, Owen, Edmund, Opal and Robert Batts. dear stepfather of Alex. Edward.
William and Virginia Heisler, our dear father-inlaw, grandfather and great-grandfather, Remains will lie in state at KUTIS FUNERAL HOME, 2906 Gravois until Tuesday, January 26, 9 p. m. Mr. Batts will be shipped to Mayfield, for burial in family lot. BELL.
EMILY 6532 Marquette on Monday, January 25, 1943, dear wife of the late James W. Bell, dear mother of James W. Bell, dear aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARY, 4228 S. Kingshighway, Thursday, January 28, at 2 p.
m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. BENDER. CLAUDE Roseacre lane, Webster Groves, January 24, 1943, husband of Stella F. Bender (nee Goodman).
father of Harold J. and Sergt. Donald G. Bender, U. S.
Army Air Force. our dear brother, brother-in-law, fatherin-law. grandfather, uncle and nephew. Funeral Wednesday, January 27, 3 p. from MITTELBERG FUNERAL HOME.
23 W. Lockwood Webster Groves. Cremation Oak Grove Crematory. Mr. Bender was a member of Windermere Lodge No.
627, A. F. and A. East Cleveland. Ohio; Mountain Royal Arch Chapter No.
189. Mountain Council No. 9. R. and S.
Mountain Commandery No. 10, K. and Jaffa Temple, A. A. O.
N. M. of Altoona, Pa. CORNELL, JAMES-Of 1115 S. Ninth on Monday.
January 25, 1943. beloved husband of Elizabeth Cornell. dear father of Mrs. Margaret Birdsall (nee Cornell. dear father-in-law, at the age of 79 years.
Funeral Wednesday, January 27, at 1:30 p. from ZIEGENHEIN BROS. NEW MORTUARY, 6409 vois at Holly Hills, to New St. Marcus Cemetery. CZERWENKA, JOHN-4142 Delor, Sunday, January 24, 1943.
6 p. beloved husband of the late Julia Czerwenka (nee Semtner), dear father of Mrs. Mathilda Pausly, Mrs. Frieda Stotlemeyer. Arthur Czerwenka and Mrs.
Flora Anast. dear grandfather. father-in-law and uncle. Services Wednesday, 3 p. at JOHN L.
ZIEGENHEIN SONS FUNERAL HOME. 7027 Gravois. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Note change in time. DUGAN-HYNES.
LOUISE (nee Vollertsen) -4617 Bircher January 26. 1943. beloved wife of Thomas A. Dugan, dear sister of George, Arthur, August and Fred Vollertsen, dear aunt and sisterin-law. Funeral from BENSIEK-NIEHAUS MORTUARY.
1431 Union Thursday, January 28. 8:30 111 Engelbert's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HALEY. MARY (MOLLIE)- -On Sunday, January 24, 1943.
at 12:35 a. beloved sister of the late Bridget Fitzgerald, John W. Haley and Margaret Crowley, dear aunt of Mary Fitzgerald, Patrick J. Crowley and Mrs. William L.
O'Donnell. Mrs. A. T. Krekeler, sister-in-law of Nora Haley.
Funeral Wednesday. January 27. at 8:30 a. from residence, 4767 Leduc, to Visitation Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
HAND-McCLAIN, FLORENCE (nee Mesplay, 1615 Missouri Sunday, January 24, 1943, beloved wife of Earl Hand, dear mother of Vernon and Gerald McClain. dear daughter of William R. Mesplay. dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Wednesday, January 27, 9 a.
from MOYDELL'S. Mississippi and Allen a vs. Interment Bonne Terre, Mo. JUSTICE, MABEL 5828 Lindenwood, on Monday, January 25, 1943, beloved wife of Roy F. Justice, dear mother of Elizabeth Justice and Mrs.
Virginia Wollmershauser. our dear sister, sisterin-law. mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARY. 4228 S.
Kingshighway Thursday, January 28. at 3 p. m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. KOCH.
WILHELMINA (nee Miller) -5515A Milentz January 24, 1943, widow of the late William Koch, dear mother of Edward Theodore, James, Fred and Elizabeth Koch, Mrs. Clara Knecht (nee Koch Mrs. Pearl Waller (nee Koch) and the late William Koch, our dear grandmother, great grandmother and mother-in-law. Mrs. Koch in state at EDITH E.
AMBRUSTER NEW COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME. 4053 Lindell until noon Wednesday, January 27 Services same day Reen Memorial Church, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. McCUTCHEON, JULIA E.
(nee Kahle)of 5710 Stratford entered into rest Monday, January 25. 1943. 3 p. beloved wife of the late Harry J. McCutcheon, dear mother of Charlotte and Harry McCutcheon, dear mother-in-law of Helen McCutcheon (nee Sateia), our dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt.
Funeral Thursday, January 28, 2 p. from MATH. HERMANN SONS CHAPEL, Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Calvary Cemetery. American HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured American poet, 11 Respect.
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2 Grand- dictionary 52 Tin (symbol) parental. 53 Paid notice 17 20 22 25 JANUARY 26, 1943. Allen and Norma Blomenkamp, 317 De Baliviere. John and Hettie Lloyd, 4931 Winona. Rodney and Wilma Simons, Overland.
GIRLS. Allen and Jessie Buchannan, 1210 N. Jefferson. Fred and Rose Ross. 1816 Cora.
William and Mary Burrow, 2014A Cole. Delmar and Irene Allen, 5048 Raymond. Frank and Veronica Markowski, East St. Louis, Ill. Arthur and Carmel Bueker, 4535Clayton.
Wentford and Catherine Hicks, 2210 S. Broadway. James and Lillian Tierney. 5700 Kennerly. John and Hazel Soots, 2914 Hadley.
Bernard and Ann Mary Tenholder, 4145A Nebraska. Alfred and Margaret Schanks. 2439 Lemp. Leo and Caroline Rolley, 2006A S. Ninth.
Paul and Margaret Politte, 1480 Hickory. Alexander and Mildred Moss, 1534 S. Eigth. Lester and Martha McDonald. N.
Ninth. William and Grace Link, 4564 Newberry terr. Glen and Laura Langley. 1410 Monroe. James Cleo Hathman, 2416 Elliott.
Lewis and Norma Lee French, 936 Morrison. Robert and Shirley Cass, S. Seventh. Flovd and da Mabel Cantrell, 535 Calvary. Rudolph and Helena Baumann, 12074 Warren.
Thomas and Vera Arnold. 6828 Michigan. Francis and Helen Grable, Montgomery City, Mo. Carl and Caesarina Huenke, 5033A Linden wood pl. Chester and Esther Damke, 4215 Lexington.
Vincent and Rhea Fahey, Bridgeton. Mo. Daniel and Dorothy McQuitty, Baden. Alfred Reba Scheck. Clayton.
Frank and Helen Faulstich, 5403A St. Louis. William and Lucy Heideman. 6016 Thekla. Elmer and Eleanor Hoene, 5039 Oleatha.
Albert and Ruedella Chasteen, 2076 Arlington. Paul and Florence Mueller. Overland. Angelo and Marion Ponticello, 5641 Labadle. John and Dorothy Huebschman.
8623 Park lane. Ralph and Julia Robertson, 2515A Howard. William and Mary Valentine, 322 N. Boyle. Thomas and Virginia Bennett, 3909 N.
Garrison. Milton and Elizabeth Brinkman, 4170 William and Nell, Grant, 5879 Plymouth. Warne. Clifford and Verna Cochran, 1910A Mont- gomery. BURIAL PERMITS William F.
Walker. 45, 4819 Hammett pl. Carrie Schleuter, Park Ridge, Ill. Fred H. Birkenkamp, 60.
4005 N. Taylor. Samuel A. Boos, 72, 4221 Darby. Albert Jean Bardenheier, 4 months, 3625A Nebraska.
Andrew Lewis. 50, 112 S. Rankin. William S. Burke.
68. 2755 Bacon. Paul Tschann, 73, 615 Walnut. Ellen Coughlin, 74, 3225 N. Florissant.
Joseph W. Romacker, 64, 3160 Nebraska. Sylvester Martin, 88. 2440 S. Second.
Eva Steiner. 68. 5756 Kingsbury. Caroline M. Kramper, 66, 1714 Allen.
Earhard Hittler. 75. 7309 Minnesota. Sophia W. Gemmer, 68, Olivette.
Mo. Joseph John Zoeller, 71, 1926 Louisiana. Bobby LeRoy LaChance, 3 months, 3117 S. Broadway. Frank A.
Hunter, 65. 4346 Westminster. Elizabeth Angelly, 76, 2415 N. Ninth. Hattie Williams.
51, 2202A Randolph. Louisa Pitts, 63, 3017 Rutger. Charles Forster. 81, 1911 S. Ninth.
Annie Coates, 80. 3212 St. Vincent. Anna B. Maguire, 68, 4721 Pennsylvania.
Birdie Hickman. 70. Owensboro, Ky. Ethel McCoy, 52. 2118 Cherokee.
Rodger T. Carroll, 43. 4145 Flora blvd. Genevieve Barrett. 75.
4142 Tyrolean. Clarence Moore. 38. 1319 Arsenal. Charles A.
Block, 82, 2606 Louisiana. Loretta Wessel. '49. 2905A Harper. David Jefferson Johnson.
54, 4043A Cook. Nick Durso, 65, 1823 Carr. Deaths Miss June Alvera Austin Funcral services were held today at the Charles A. Bull Mortuary, 4452 Washington for Miss June Alvera Austin, 17. of 5707 Westminster who died Saturday.
Interment was in Zion Cemetery. Fred H. Birkenkamp Funeral services for Fred H. Birkenkamp. CO, of 4005 N.
Taylor who died Saturday. were held today at the Math. Hermann Sons Funeral Home, Fair and W. Florissant followed by burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs.
Mary Bock Mrs. Mary Bock. 75, of 9722 Lackland Overland, who died Sunday, was buried at Pacific, today after services at All Souls Church, 2553 Hood Overland. The Ortmann Funeral Home. 9222 Lackland Overland, had charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Minna Cole Mrs. Minna Cole. 73. of 2225 Indiana who died yesterday, will be tombed in Oak Grove Mausoleum tomorrow after services at 2 p.
m. nt the Peetz Funeral Home, 3029 Lafayette av. George C. Dyer Funeral services for George C. Dyer, 80.
of 6334 Washington who died Sunday, were held today at the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar followed by burial in Valhalla Cemetery. Joseph 0. Emken Funeral services were held today at the Baumann Bros. Funeral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland, for Joseph O. Emken of 9548 Flora who died Saturday.
Burial was in Fee Fee Cemetery. Mrs. Lillian M. Ernst Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian M.
Ernst. 75, of 5114 Maple who died Friday, were held today at St. Mark's Church, 5111 Page followed by interment in Calvary Cemetery. The arrangements were handled by the StrootCarroll Funeral Home, 4600 Natural Bridge av. Mrs.
Ruth Mildred Felker Funeral services were held today at the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar for Mrs. Ruth Mildred Felker. 49, of 6320 Delmar who died Sunday. Interment was in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs.
Sophia Heusmann Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia Heusmann. 95, of 6041 Kingsbury who died yesterday. will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow at the Alexander Chapel, 6175 Delmar followed by interment in Bethany Cemetery. Miss Mary Haley Funeral services for Miss Mary Haley, 76. of 4767 Leduc who died Sunday. will be held at 9 a. m.
tomorrow at the Church of the Visitation, 1403 N. Taylor followed by interment in Calvary Cemetery. The body is at the residence. Mrs. Florence Hand-McClain Funeral services will be held at 9 a.
m. tomorrow at the Moydell Funeral Home, Mississippi and Allen for Mrs. Florence Hand-McClain of 1615 Missouri who died Sunday. Interment will be at Bonne Terre, Mo. Mrs.
Della J. Jenkins Mrs. Della J. Jenkins. 76.
of 5934 Theodosia who died Saturday, was buried in Mount Lebanon Cemetery today after services at the Geo. L. Pleitsch Chapel, 5966 Easton av. John Kessler John Kessler of Creve Coeur, who died Saturday, was buried in Zion Cemetery today after services at the Baumann Bros. Funeral Home, 2504 Woodson Overland.
Ignatz Labus Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Bopp Funeral Home, 131 W. Argonne Kirkwood, for Ignatz Labus. who died Sunday.
Interment be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pietro Randazzo Pietro Randazzo, of 6160 Garesche who died Sunday, will be buried in Calvary Cemetery tomorrow after services at 10 a. m. at Our Lady Help of Christians 1010 Cole st. The arrangements are being handled by the P.
Miceli Sons Funeral Home, 1150 N. Kingshighway blvd. Cornelius J. Ryan Cornelius J. Ryan, 74.
of 2914 Pennsylvania who died Sunday, will be buried in Calvary Cemetery tomorrow after services at 9:30 a. m. at St. Mary Magdalene Church, 4413 S. Kingshighway blvd.
The arrangements are being handled bv the Mortuary, 4228 S. Kingshighway blvd. August Funeral services for August Roth. of Hotter 4939 Margaretta who died Sunday. will be held at 2 p.
m. tomorrow at the Sullivan Funeral Home. 2849 N. Euclid followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery. George R.
Robbins Funeral services will be held at. 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Baumann Bros. Funeral Home.
2504 Woodson Overland. for George R. Robbins of 9516 Midland Overland, who died Sunday. Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.
William Schisler William Schisler. 71, who died Saturday. was buried in St. Paul's Churchyard today after services at the Schumacher Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec st. William Schweickhardt Funeral services will be held at 2 p.
m. tomorrow at the Math. Hermann Sons Funeral Home, Fair and W. Florissant for William Schweickardt, 72, of 4506 Athlone who died Sunday. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Nellie Stanton Mrs. Margaret Nellie Stanton, 81, of 5977 Minerva who died yesterday, will be buried in Calvary Cemetery tomorrow after services at 9 a. m. at St.
Barbara's Church. 1369 Hamilton blvd. The Clark Funeral Home, 1125 Hodiamont is in charge of the arrangements. Joseph Schwartz Funeral services for Joseph Schwartz, 49. of 1420 Prairie who died Saturday, will be held at 9 a.
m. tomorrow DEATH NOTICES NORTH. MARGARET -Suddenly on Sunday, January 24, 1943, at 7:18 p. dear mother of Oval Laxton, Ray and Fred North, and the late Homer Laxton. Funeral from ARTHUR J.
DONNELLY PARLORS, 3840 Lindell Wednesday, January 27, 2 p. m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. PFEFFER, Entered into DANIEL rest suddenly Monday, (BAILY)uary 25, 1943, at 10:30 a. dearly beloved husband of Mary Lee Pfeffer, our dear son, son-in-law.
brother, brotherin-law. uncle and cousin. Funeral Thursday, January 28. 8:30 a. from residence.
2344A Madison to New Bethlehem Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Harmony Club; also Warehouse Workers' Union, Local No. 1-J, (BROCKLAND SERVICE.) RANDAZZO. PIETRO-Entered into rest Sunday, January 24, 1943, beloved husband of Maria Randazzo (nee Giluso). dear father of Dominick and Anna Randazzo, dear brother of Giovanne Battista Randazzo.
Mrs. Vito Polizzi, Mrs. Vincenzo Leone and Mrs. Caterina Di Luca, our dear uncle, brother-in-law and cousin. Funeral from P.
MICELI SONS' FUNERAL PARLORS. 1150 N. Kingshighway Wednesday. January 27, 9 to Our Lady Help of Christian Church at 10 a. m.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Joseph Society. Interment. Calvary Cemetery.
LOST AND FOUND RYAN. CORNELIUS Pennsylvania, Sunday, 24, 1943. 6:25 p. dear husband of Susie Ryan, dear brother of Elizabeth T. Ryan and the late Mary A.
Dieckmeyer and our dear uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARY. 4228 S. Kingshighway, WednesJanuary 27. 9 a.
to St. Mary Magdalene Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCHAFFNER, CHARLES-6542 Marmaduke Monday, January 25, 1943, at 5:30 p. husband of the late Margaret Schaffner (nee Moody), dear father of William Karl J.
and Leon Schaffner, Mrs. Ann Ryan and Mrs. Esther Cadenbach, our dear grandfather, greatgrandfather, brother, father-in-law. uncle and brother-in-law. Services Thursday, 2 p.
at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SON'S FUNERAL HOME, 7027 av. Interment Bellefontaine Cemetery. SIMPSON, ELMER Veterans Hospital Saturday, January 23, 1943, son of the late Erwin Grant and Hettie Simpson, dear uncle of Mrs. Virginia Danesi.
Funeral from HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL, 7814 S. Broadway, Wednesday, January 27, at 11:30 to National Cemetery. ULETT, JOHN (GULUIZZO) -Entered into rest Sunday, January 24, dear husband of Clementine Ulett. dear father of Samuel, Nicholas and John Guluizzo Ulett dear son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Guluizzo Ulett, dear brother of Mrs. Nick Petrillo, Mrs. Fay Kimberlin, Josephine, Steve. Tony. Angelo and Joe Guluizzo Ulett, our dear brother-in-law, son-in-law, uncle and cousin.
Funeral MICELI SONS FUNERAL PARLORS. 1150 N. Kingshighway, Wednesday. January 27, 8 a. to St.
Louise de Maralac Church, 9 a. m. ACETYLENE TANK on highway or of University City or St. Louis: reward. GRand 0229.
BRINDLE SCOTTIE-Lost: male: Sunday, University City: reward. 7620. CAMEO PIN Lost: vicinity DelmarSkinker: reward; keepsake. DE. 2097.
co*ckER-Lost: black female; ample reward. Call WY. 1287. co*ckER SPANIEL Lost; male; black with small white spot on chest. Name Corky.
Strayed from home at 4243 Lafayette. Call GRand 1241. Reward. DOG--Lost: female: long black curly hair: gray around and chest: black tongue: looks egos. large Scottie.
Reward. PA, 9035. LADY'S ROUND. THIN, BLUE-ENAMELED GOLD WA with initials J. R.
set in diamonds. and chain with blue- squares and pearls. ward. E. Finnegan.
MAin 5159. PACKAGE Lost: on street car: working man's tools; reward full value of tools. FR. 4149. PIN-Lost; antique, oval, green stones; $10 reward.
PA. 0269, after 6. POINTER Lost: black. white: name, Reward. REpublic 2824.
-Lost: black silk; ration books. letters, pictures, reward. HU. 0863. WRIST WATCH--Lost: lady's; Delmar bus: reward.
DE. FOUND POLICE. Eleventh District--Automobile tire, steel wheel and hub cap. Eleventh District-Black kid purse. Third District--Military cap.
Central District--Package of magazines. Seventh -Three air rifles. Tenth District-Bicycle frame. Eleventh battery. Eleventh District-Gray mackinaw.
Ninth District-Bundle of clothing. Seventh District--Army overcoat. Lost and Found See Page 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personal HELEN-Please call Burch. DElmar PERSONS who witnessed accident at 12th and Washington, southeast corner. Saturday night, 11 p.
please, call MU. 1518. HOSPITAL year. CH. 5334.
Federal Life Ins. Boatmen's Bk. Bldg. Income Tax Returns FEDERAL- STAT Accuracy guaranteed. 8 a.
m. to 10 p. daily and Sunday. Miss Booten, 4919 Delmar. RO.
1365. Legal Notices NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, by anyone other than myself, after this 26th day of January 1943. (Signed): HARRY J. SMITH. 3611 Missouri av.
22 28 30 31 35 36 38 39 40 41 44 45 48 SO SI 52 53 26 ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices MUTUAL SAVINGS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLICYHOLDERS' MEETING The meeting of the policyholders of Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company will be held at the Home Office of said Company, 3207 Washington Boulevard, in the City of St. Louis, Missouri, Tuesday, the 9th day of February, 1943. at 9:00 o'clock a. for the purpose electing four Directors for a term of three years each. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before said meeting.
ILLEN MAY. President. Attest: C. R. GOODRICH.
Secretary. St. Louis. Missouri. January 22, 1943.
BUSINESS SERVICE ASH HAULING. ASHPITS EMPTIED. GENERAL HAULING, $2 up. 520 N. Spring.
JE. 2115. LINOLEUM LAID CARPET AND LINOLEUM RONNIES. CA. 1694.
724 Heman. Professional Service. UP. Call any per month. DE.
4253. one anytime, day or night, 73c Shelton's Reveille Service. HELP WANTED Men, Boys ST. LOUIS AIRCRAFT CORP. St.
Louis Car Co. 8000 North Broadway NEEDS Precision Machinists Acetylene Welders Prevailing Wages Paid Plant Located on Car and Bus Line. Apply in Person. 8000 N. Broadway Employment Office Open Daily 8 to- 5.
Sunday 8 to Noon. ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC If you are interested in improving your job and working condition and carn top pay, see us at once. We need 5 men. Bring your tools and start now. We guarantee our men $1.00 per hour.
COMMUNITY MOTORS 5244 NATURAL BRIDGE DIE MAKERS TOOL MAKERS GAGE MAKERS DAY OR NIGHT SHIFTS Only those not now employed in defense work. GENERAL METAL PRODUCTS 3883 Delor OFFICE POSITIONS The following list of openings are immediately available: PAYROLL clerk $190 GUARD. 30 to 40; some typ $145 TIME study clerk $225 The Reference Assn. 303 OLIVE. ROOM 310.
ACCOUNTANT-30-15; sr. supervisory; $400. 818 OLIVE. CE. 2150.
is the time to establish yourself in job TWO MECHANICS: age no object; A now AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN that is going to have a future: with St. Louis' oldest Oldsmobile dealer. GREBE MOTOR, 3600 S. KINGSHIGHWAY BOY-Office or stock, BULLETIN. 1869 RY.
611 OLIVE. BOY WANTED For work In newspaper office. Prefer boy living near downtown area, 16 or 17 years old. Five 8-hour days per week: $12.50 per week to start. Box L-510.
Star-Times. CHAUFFEUR-BUTLER-Colored: go home nights; salary $100 per month; 4500 block Lindell; require city references. Box B-215. Star-Times. MACHINIST-All-around machine work: day work: must have tools; ALSO APPRENTICE wanted.
CROWN CAN 5622 Natural Bridge. MEN-Wanted, to run retail bakery routes: $27 per week while in training: short training period: rapid advancement. Call in person between 9 a. m. and 19 a.
m. or phone for appointment. WHITE BAKING 4015 Papin. FR. 1810.
MOLDER Squeezer: brass preferred. Messmer Brass 2700 S. 4th. PORTER-For drug store; reliable; refcrences. 1408 N.
Grand. -Kelly: experienced: steady or part time. Jefferson Printing 4742 Easton. RO. 4223.
SALESMAN-Office machine $250. MILLS. 818 OLIVE. CE. 2150.
TAILOR -around man; good salary. 4111 Manchester. WANTED. Illinois -Embalmer and funeral director: licensed mcn need apply: personal interview between and I. m.
Monday night, February Write Union Funeral Home, Gillespie, 111., if interested. WOODWORKERS. CABINET REPAIR MEN: COLORED: STEADY WORK: GOOD PAY. 1400 PALM ST. SALESMEN CONTACT MEN- accustomed to earning $300 or $400 per month: splendid opportunity; experienced.
Apply Room 11. 3356 Shenandoah, Wednesday. 8 to 11 a. m. SALESMEN To advertise for Tooley-Myron Studios; permanent position: experience not necessary.
See Mr. Ooley, 914 Olive. 9 to 11 a. m. WANTED Men for house-to-house sales work; good salary and liberal commission.
Box B-559, Star- Times. YOUNG MEN (2); under 22; travel southern states; assist manager: 580 month, drawing account, bonus, transportation. See Mr. Strainchamps, Claridge Hotel. work.
Labor Tribune, 1023 N. Grand. ADVERTISING MA steady Women, Girls OFFICE POSITIONS The following list of openings are immediately available: ADDING Machine: 23-30 S90-S109 CLERK. 22-35; good at figures. S80-S100 BOOKKEEPER-Machine, 24-33 COMPTOMETER.
3 days. BEGINNER Clerk. 17-20. $80-590 BOOKKEEPER (East Side) TYPIST. 21-36 TYPIST -Receptionist, 18-26 BEGINNER Stenographer, S80-S90 BOOKKEEPER-Typist; $140 BEGINNER typist.
18-20: 5 days. S80-590 STEN'G'HER. married or single $100-S115 STENOGRAPHER (East Side) $123 SECRETARY, 25-35; 5 days. The Reference Assn. 705 OLIVE ROOM 310 BOOKKEEPER- $125.
MILLS, 818 OLIVE. CE. 2150. GRADUATE REGISTERED NURSEGeneral floor duty. LAclede 9721.
HOUSEKEEPER- 4 in family; county; stay. WY. 1394. LAUNDRY HELP--Marker and assorter. on flat work; experienced only.
Apply 3125 Magnolia. MAID -General housework; own room and bath. PA. 6331. NURSE-Practical, day or night duty: $60, maintenance.
Kirkwood car to Chelsea Sta. OAKLAND ND PARK HOSP. POSTING CLERK-20-30: future: MILLS. 818 OLIVE. CE.
2150. -Experienced on all parts; also girls experienced on power chines, to learn shirt making; good pay while learning. Apply New Era Shirt 901 Lucas. STENOGRAPHER Light bookkeeping: opportunity. MILLS, 818 Olive.
CE. 2150. ST. LOUIS STAR- -TIMES HELP WANTED Women, Girls WOMAN aged: housework. days; $7.
PA. WORK. BOX STAR- TIMES. WOMEN-FOR LAUNDRY A WORK: NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. STEADY WOMEN- reliable: to do general cleaning in private home; must have references.
BOX B-270 Star -Times, WOMAN- cooking. small amount housework. for family of go home nights or stay; salary $75 per month: 4360 block Lindell: require city references. Box B-231. StarYOUNG WOMEN 18 TO 30 FOR CLEANING AND LAUNDRY BRANCH STORES IN VARIOUS NEIGHBORHOODS.
WRITE OR APPLY 2515 N. GRAND BETWEEN 8 AND 9 A. M. SALESWOMEN HOUSEHOLD PAPER PRODUCTS needs who can devote four hours daily serving repeat customers. PA.
9852. WOMEN-Four; 3 to 5 hours daily. CEntral 4891. WOMEN- Age 25 to 40. for service sales route: car and expenses furnished: salary and commission: phone JE.
2928 for appointment. YOUNG -SELLING OVER PHONE: PLEASING VOICE: WEEK: SALARY AND COMMISSION. BOX B-265 STAR- TIMES. YOUNG LADIES (3): 18-24: travel with chaperoned group: Texas, Florida, return: $83 month, drawing account, bonus. transportation.
See Mrs. Strainchamps, Claridge Hotel, 18th and Locust. Men and Women COUPLE-Help on small farm. Box 159A. R.
R. 12. Kirkwood, Mo. SWifton 4143. COUPLE- Middle aged: reliable: on farm: to take care of stock: chickens and do some farming.
Write or call after 3 p. m. L. Finn. 3000 Harding, Granite City, Ill.
SITUATIONS Women, Girls colored; offices. private homes: $3 and carfare. FR. colored; experienced; cleaning, laundry; good 1 ironer; refs. FR.
6208. colored: cleaning by day; references; $3, carfare. FR. 0129. GIRL colored: waitress, elevator girl or maid.
JE. 1901. colored: office work; experienced; references. JE. 5590.
GIRL colored: cleaning only; whole or half days. NE. 3120. colored: day work; Monday-Thursday. Gladys, CE.
8432. LAUNDRESS colored: first -class; light cleaning. 8 'til 4. FR. 6346.
WAITRESS- colored: also cleaning by day; references. JE. 8187. colored: cleaning by day; $3 and carfare. GR.
3639. colored: laundress: ing: day work: references. NE. 4773. colored; day work, ing, laundry: experienced.
FR. 9200. WOMAN- colored: by day; referneces. NE. 2366.
colored: cleaning: parttime work by day: references. 9301. colored: cleaning. laundry, by day; experienced. NE.
2189. colored, day work, cleaning. experienced, $3, carefare. FR. 6440.
5 days per week: week -ends free: experienced housekeeper; excellent plain cook: best city references; $15. Box B-542, Star- Times. ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished ADELIA. 214 (County) Rooms furnished for working mothers with or small children: care for children during the day. CALIFORNIA, 1821-Sleeping room for quiet gentlemen: private home.
GR. 1445. EUCLID. 2834 room. ette: refrigeration; innerspring; portation; adults.
MAFFITT. room: girls: walking distance; Small Arms: CurtissWright; GO. MYRTLE. 6431-One room: private tory and sink: $6. EV.
0445. RIVERVIEW. 4876-Private home; walking distance to Small Arms. EV. 3073.
MASTER BEDROOM -In I private home: private phone and radio in room. GO. 1448. Housekeeping LILLIAN. 6105-Completely furnished: car, bus: near arms plant.
EV. 8540. McCAUSLAND. 1421A 2 connecting rooms, stove, refrigeration: conveniences. Roommates Wanted Homes Shared EMPLOYED GIRL.
share apartment: all conveniences: 62x west. before 3 p. m. YOUNG mother will share 3-room flat with employed woman and child: care for child: near Small Arms. 4960 Alcott.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments CENTRAL WAR PLANT WORKERS EMPLOYES OF PRIME CONTRACTORS NEEDING FLATS AND APARTMENTS APPLY AT 1550 CHOUTEAU Only war workers making combat equipment with salary less than $50.00 per week accepted. Modern homes. good transportation. Children's playground, utilities furnished. Flats--Unfurnished SOUTH MORGANFORD.
6142A -New living, bedroom, dinette, kitchenette; garage; bus: $38.50. Flanders 3366. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Residences FOUR ROOMS-Hardwood floors: bath and stoker: with furniture: husband in army; must sell. MU. 8953.
Suburban Property NEW 5-rcom homes. $37.50 per month for everything. Tile kitchen, bath: garage: 60-foot lot. Small down payment. Cypress 2 blocks south of Natural Bridge.
Bridgeton: 5 minutes walk to Airport or Curtiss- Wright. TE. 5-2965. Wanted -Real Estate YOU can have cash for your real estate in five days: buvers waiting: want action. DICKMANN.
804 Chestnut. MAin FINANCIAL DEBTS? If you have over-obligated yourself but want to pay your bills, consult THE BUDGET PLAN -Not a Loan Company217 Title Guaranty Bldg. 706 Chestnut BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business for Sale CONFECTIONERY-Moneymaker: sell or trade; sickness. 1320 Lynch. MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous BOILERS.
radiators and pipe at big savings. Boone, 4412 Easton. FRanklin 9168. Household Goods CHIFFONIER. bed.
rug, dressing table for sale. STerling 2033. ELECTRIC RERFIGERATORS RENTED REASONABLE FEE SPECIALTY 820 FRANKLIN. STUDIO COUCH. kitchen table: able.
Advance Furn. Uphol, Co. RO. 5100. VACUUM CLEANER Like new; perfect condition: $12.
5732 Theodosia. Household Goods Wanted ACE best cash price furniture, feather beds, dishes, utensiis. GA. 6104. GO.
7430. ACE HIGH PRICES FOR FURNITUREFINNEY, 3120 EASTON, FRanklin 7967. GOOD company to sell your household goods; large or small lots. NE. 3314.
CALL HORAN, EV. 9414 Ace cash high prices for furniture, dishes. WE BUY refrigerators and washers, gardless of condition. CO. 0310.
Musical Instruments CASH paid for accordion. trombone, saxophone, trumpet, bass, etc. Tony Placht, 1001 Pine. Machinery and Tools GASOLINE ENGINE 114-2 horsepower. Bellefontaine and Shepley dr.
EV. 9967. METAL HARDNESS TESTER WANTED New or used; Brinell or Rockwell, Rebertson Aircraft Lambert Field, Mo. PUMPS-ALL KINDS: RECONDITIONED. Lou Cohen GArfieid 4290.
Dogs, Cats, Birds, Etc. ENGLISH BULL Puppy; male. WI. 1089. Lackland and Lindbergh.
SIAMESE -Mrs. R. H. Hecht, 8635 Delano, Normandy, YO. 0842.
POINTER PUPS-2 and 5 months: good, papers. Bradley, 9018 Olive. WY. 1466. Live StockSADDLES- For farm and ranch, $39.50 up.
Newell's, 1627 S. Broadway. Coal and Fuel BUY COAL. from Hellas. Save money.
Prompt delivery. 3220 Frisco. HI. 9677. WEST VA.
EGG. $9.55 (2 tons or more). Baldwin C. 827 S. 23rd.
CE. 0303. WEST VA. COAL in bags, 20 for $3, delivcred: kindling, baskets delivered. $1.80.
CO. 3454. Outiman, 2153 Cherry. CORDWOOD -KINDLING. CORDWOO oak.
Eime South Affton, Mo. Dixon 4800. CORDWOOD--Oak and hickory; seasoned or mixed: prices reasonable. RO. 9346.
WOOD TRUCK LOADS DELIVERED: ALSO USED LUMBER, CHEAP. FR. 0878. Wanted to Buy BUY OLD FEATHERS. CALL CENTRAL 8340.
WILL PAY GOOD PRICES for all plumbing fixtures, boilers, tors, pipes, tanks, structural steel. Call CHestnut 6501. AUTOMOTIVE Wanted -Automobiles CASH ONLY PAID FOR GOOD. CLEAN USED CARS Premium for clean '39, '40, '41 Fords. Chevrolets, Mercurys.
SEE BILL DUGGAN MENDENHALL CE. 8204 2315 Locust 100 USED CARS WANTED Will Pay Plenty MANCHESTER BIG BEND MOTOR ST. 3510 WE WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR JACK MAHON MOTORS 4681 Natural Bridge. CO. 5644.
FORDS. CHEVROLETS-'29 to '42 models: other makes. RELIABLE AUTO KET. 3334 Easton: cash. NE.
5445. ALL AUTOS bought, cash. We need them. Klink, 2213 S. Grand.
PR. 8922. Don Winter 3 Pays High CE. 1933, 1403 S. 12th St.
Automobiles for Sale COACHES PLYMOUTH-37 coach; good tires: ceptionally clean: radio and heater: S115. 2213 S. Grand. COUPES 1940 CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE-Good condition; accessories: 5623. HU.
2367. SEDANS LATE HUDSON custom. club coupe: good tires: low mileage: perfect condition: radio: air conditioning: automatic clutch: overdrive. Private owner called service. Bargain.
See 368 N. Taylor, Apt. 108. Trucks- Wanted to Hire TRUCKS WANTED $1 PER TON TO HAUL FROM YARD Steady work; can also use mine trucks. Trinagle Fuel Co.
PR. 1800 4367 De Tonty 1911 MODEL. STAKE BODY. LONG WHEELBASE. WITH DRIVER.
HI. 3332. Trailers METZGER ST. LOUIS TRAILER SALESNew location, c. corner Highway 66.
and Lindbergh: fine selection ef and used house trailers. Kirkwood 4610. TRADE COUNCIL STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFeatters 8 33 'Dale Me Teators Syndicate "I see the Smiths and their Why trouble to move a house? "For Sale" or "To Rent" Ads. Or better yet, advertise phone CH. 6000.
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