BELGERI. PAUL 537S Odell entered HELP WANTED Men and toys HELP WANTED -Men end Boys Jan. 8, 1944. ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES ELECTRO Plater Must be experienced) TORE MANAGERS The Firestone Tire HELP WANTED Women and Girls good post-war future.
Apply. National Bearing Metals Manchester. TWO furnished rooms and bath for REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tantjalows. CoHoqot NORTHWEST ENGINEER Stationary) licensed 1 perma into rest on inursaay, isnuary o. De-loved husband of the late Rose Belgerl, dear father of Mrs.
Sylvia Glambelll, James, John and Mike Belgerl, our dear grandfather, great grandfather and father-in-law. Funeral from CALCATERRA FUNERAL HOME. 6142 Daggett on Monday, January 10, at 6:30 a. to St. Ambrose Church.
Interment New 88. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. couple plua wages for woman's service only) general house worki give references and phone number. Box B-626. 8tar-Tlmee.
nent position 1 future advancement for progressive englneeri 48-hour weeki time and one-half over 40 hours. Interviews 8:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
Malllnckrodt WALL. 2B Mudern 5-room brick bunga Lj Chemical Works. 8600 N. Second, LADIES Government canvas essential low, emy ft years old; reaar lor occupancy; 87,000. For key and admission to insjiect, see WILLIAM H.
FIN EE. REALTORS 761 West Flerisssat. MO. 6000. EXPERIENCED Coopers and laborers.
SL products, for table work; extra good pay. Bauer Bros. Shoe 22 S. Sarah St. Louis Cooperage 101 Arsenal st.
4b Rubber Co. offers immediate positions to qualified applicants for openings in St. Louis and surrounding large towns both Illinois and Missouri. Liberal starting salary and bonus commensurate with your ability and performance! excellent promotional opportunities now and in the futurei complete training given with aalary and expenses paid during entire training period. Previous successful managerial or sales experience in tires, automotive accessories, electrical appliances, hardware or ether retail merchandise desirable.
Apllcanta must comply with War Manpower Commission regulations. Interviews with Heme Oflce representative, Room 1015, Melbourne Hotel, St. Louis, on Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 10 and 11. 1944 houra 9 a.
m. to 8:30 p. m. BISCHOFF. EMMA (nee Haas) 918 Rus 6CHENCK, FREDERICK H.
Friday, January 7, 1944, st 6:20 a. dear brother of the late Sarah Scbenck, John, Mrs. Mary Lang Kolath, Rose KurUe-born, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME.
4828 Natural Bridge Monday, January 10, at 3:15 P. to Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Parking rear of chapel. WEBER, MAMIE On January 7, 1944, beloved wife of Charles L. Weber, dear mother of Mrs. Lucille E.
Kelm. Mrs. Mildred M. Snodgrass and Corp. Charles L.
Weber our dear grandmother, alster. sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from the PARKER CHAPEL. 15 W. Lockwood Webster Groves.
Monday, January 10. at 2 p. in. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs.
Weber was a member of Webster Groves Chapter No. 64. O. E. S.
WALSH, JULIA MAFFITT Friday, January 7, 1944. Funeral Monday, January 10. Mass 10 a. m. at St.
Louis Cathedral. Please omit flowers. FACTORY Clerks Stock checkers 1 inven- MAID General housework i top wages) en Sebnrbon Property bus linei 8 In family. WY. 1284).
tory experience preferred 1' essential In- dustry, which will continue after the war. Keasbey Mattison North St. Louis County. MU. 2.V50.
MAPLEWOOD MAIL Dispatcher 16-181 ne experience nre- ef. 'v -X 9k RICHMOND 7319 C-reeas meeera FLOORMEN We have openings In many essaryi high school graduate! essential industry pleasant working conditions. National Bearing Metals 4930 Manchester. sell Thursday. January 6.
1944. a. dear mother of Emma Wagner, Joseph, U. 8. and August Blschoff, Coast Guard, our dear mother-in-law, dear sister of Mary Weber and Kate Poullain (nee Haasi, sister-in-law, sunt and cousin.
Funeral from WACKER HELDERLE CHAPEL, 3634 Gravols Monday, January 10. p. m. Interment Old 83. Peter and Paul's Cemetery.
matt brick bangalewt garaget Imra. poss. Owner will shew. Mr. 2442.
I i departments for floormeni steady work; pleasant working conditions. Apply General Cable 6055 Farlln. Wonted Real Estate X. SS NURSE Practical, for children in small t- i 0 You can have cash fer year real estate la institution. WAI.
SOS. 4-F, HANDICAPPED or ever 86 Get a 73 'El? It STORES Accountant Draft exempt! man NURSEMAID Whitei good references! good wagea. WY. 094)1. BRESNAN.
JOHN 1441A 8. Uth ufacturing tirsai experienced stores and parts Inventory records. Apply in writing, Bex B-6SI), Star-Times. five day. Buyers waltlngi want actlea.
DICKMANN. 804 Chestnut. MAin 411L iusTness ofPorruNiTiEs Ruslness for Sale OFFICE girl for mailing department; per job that Is good now and after the war. We offer: Healthful, outdoor workl ne experience necessary I ateady employment) no Sunday or night worki excellent earnlngsi baked goods not rationed 1 essential Industry. Apply 9 a.
to 12 noon. White Baking 4016 Papin (10). FR. 1810. SUPERVISORS Some experience in han LOST AND FOUND manent position with advancement in essential activity: 6-day week.
Apply 4236 Clayton I to 6 except Thursday. January 6. 1944. 9:45 p. beloved husband of TlUle Bresnan (nee Banders), dear father of John, Dorothy, Jewell and Estelle, dear brother of Annie Burke.
Nellie Bresnan and Elmer elk w. TAVERN Acres from Sealard Market I BEAGLE Lost: white and tan female; dling production workers in an Industrial plant. Supervising and production experience helpful but not necessary. Apply General Cable 6065 Farlln. Big wntsky stock, looe S.
seventh. Wednesday; pet: reward. LO. 8153. OPERATORS Wemeni girls.
Sewing ma GENERAL Cable 6053 Farlln. needa BOSTON BULL Lost 1 female) black, white; 1 FINANCIAL reward. EV. 2623. 7Z62 Natural Bridge.
SHOE Repair Man Experienced) steady electricians at oncei must bave manufacturing plant experience. Referral card from U. S. E. 8., 410 N.
Broadway, Money to Loan job. Z525 N. Grand. BRACELET Lost; dainty sterling silver. Bresnan, James Bresnan and Oeorge Bresnan, father-in-law, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle.
Funeral from KTJTI3 FUNERAL HOME, 3906 Gravols Monday, January 10, 8 30 a. m. Regulem mass Holy Angels' Church. Interment CalvaVy Cemetery. Member of Bridge Structural Iron Workers Union Local No.
396. TESTER Physical properties of metalsi LOANS TO MEET YOUR NEEDS required chine operatorsi also women and girls with or without experience, for factory work in an essential industry) good earnings) piece work and overtime payi excellent working conditions. Write for details NOW. Bex ISO. Star-Times.
If employed new In essential Industry a statement ef availability peedsd if hired. 822S. Bulletin Abstract, 611 Olive. i i Jade green stones; vicinity st. Rose's Church; reward.
RO. 9668. EVENING) Bag Lost; black bead; near Waterman and Clara: reward. FO. 1324.
GRILL man for restaurant In defense We make all types of loans. Large or TIMEKEEPER With shop experienesi small. Low cost. Monthly payments. plant) pleasant work, short hours, good pay.
Taylor Lunch Co, Phone DEImar 5120. Prompt service. Call or come In. OA. high school graduate preferredi about 19 years old and draft exempt) bring statement of availability.
Dasey Churn ft Mfg. 4315 Warne. FOX TERRIER Lost; male; "Busteri soldier's deg; reward. HU. 1275.
CAIN. ETHEL Of 1503 S. 13th Janu HELP Wanted 16 years of age er everi 2000. Personal Loan Dept. Entrance S1IA Olive.
Open Mondays til 8:30. OPERATORS Experienced en aewlng dresses) permanent after-the-war employment. Apply Forest City Mfg. 1641 Washington (8). essential work.
Brown Shoe 1701 Lucas (3). GOLD Wings Lost; rhinestone trim shield; letter in center; reward. PR. 6487. a- HOUsem*n White.
Apply Housekeeping TIMEKEEPING and PayroU Supervisor-Draft exempt) 8 er 10 years' experience on factory timekeeping and payroll system. Apply in writing. Box B-622, Star-Times. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN ST. LOUIS iimj i nmwh vmiiiiMitti fo.mi'tfttoiMiiiittwmiiiiaMitiirirtir St.
Luke's Hospital, 5539 Delmar. IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Lost. Mrs. Auer: reward. GR.
3230. ary 7, 1944, beloved wife- ol William Cain, dear mother of Glenda Nuernber-ger. Vivian Nobatny, Norma Jean and William Cain, sister of Fay Mitchell and Floyd and George Berry, our grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.
from MCLAUGHLIN'S, 2301 Lafayette av. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. OPERATORS Experienced, on men's trousers. Apply Marx A Haaa-Korrekt 1635 Washington.
LATHE OPERATORS Grinders, machin TOOL Inspectors Amertorp needs tool PEKINGESE Lost 1 light brown 1 male; generous reward. FR. 6732. PAYROLL Clerk-Comptometer Operator ists wanted at the United States Cartridge Company, 13th and Locust sts. Must have referral card from U.
S. E. S. MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous SCENE OF A TERRIBLE TIME-BOMB EXPLOSION, October 7, the postoffice in Naples, Italy, has been reopened to the public under direction of the Allied military chiefs. Many were killed in blast.
6-day weeki good starting aalary. Lever Bros 1114 8. Third. PIN Lost 1 multi-colored atonest vicinity Klngshighway and Delmar. Keepsake.
Reward. FO. 84. and gauge Inspectors for work on Aerial Torpedoes) must have previous inspection experience. Apply now S.
Employment Service, 410 N. Broadway. Statement of availability If la essential LABORERS General foundry work in war PRES8ERS on silk dresses; experienced; CARROLL, CAPT. JOHN J. Friday, Jan CLEAN DIRT Fer cost ef loading aad planti opportunity for advancement.
St. Louis eteel Castings eu0 S. pay. 4233 Olive gt. PURSE Lost; brown alligator; money.
Industry. Broadway SALESGIRL Experienced! steady or part-time. Apply Dorothy Iters, Arcads haullngi neighborhood ef Sklnker and Delmar. LAclcde 7095 or LO. 8544.
KOZEN FOOD CABINETS All makes and else. 2841 Olive. FR. 6551. W.
and E. Petterson. R. R. No.
gas coupons, rosary: reward. Al. ja. RING Lost; star sapphire, surrounded by diamonds: reward. CA.
7802 uary 7, 1944, at a. oeiovea husband of D. Mary Carroll, father of Capt. Roy J. Wood.
U. 8. A. A. dear brother, uncle and aon-ln-law.
Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY PARLORS, 3840 LindeU bivd. Time later. Eighth and Olive. C.
and M. Dartt. 804 N. 32nd. R.
and Ti Bower, 700 Converse. SODA fountain glrlsi no experience nee-essary. 4418 Olive. JE. 6263.
LABORERS Secure permanent Job In a most essential Industry 1 44 to 65 hours per week 1 time and one-half for all over 40 hours! statement of availability required. Walsh Refractories 4200 N. First (Oak and Ferry). TURRET Lathe Operators Engine lathe operators, welders, machine shop set-up men. Apply St.
Louis Aircraft 8000 N. Broadway. Referral card from United States Employment Service, 410 N. Broadway, required. ROOKING 91Mb.
roll. Si: lottery Meeeda. MIH) N. Broadway. O.
and V. Stout, 6723 Hallows. E. and B. Morgan, 912 Walter.
G. and A. Strong, 1709 N. 49th. 6TENOGRAPHER Good opportunity! es.
TOOL BOX Lost: mechanic's; Grand at Easton; liberal reward. NEwstead 2412. WRIST WATCH Lost; ladles' Bulova; New Yorker Restaurant. Dec. 29; re- ward.
Call Trlcity 2244 before 6 p. m. CRAWFORD, RALPH H. Of 1211 Wachtel HEATING EQUIPMENT TRUCK driver and automotive parts stock FURNACES IM-2-22-t4-28-3. ail sixes.
BURIAL FERM1TS sential Industry) pleasant working conditions! 40-hour week, time and overtime. National Bearing Metals 4930 Manchester. man. Reid Auto Parts, 4750 Easton. MARRIAGr LICENSES Kenneth V.
Berry 6673A Canton 6ui Lets Simvoa S733 Vernon Robert Lane Smith Lot AngrlrH, Cal. Adela B. IascUiardt 6511 Rosa Prank Tumminla ........6023 Nottingham IXiloret Trokry 3933 Hartford Philip I Demise 8400 S. 37th Colleen C. Slieoer 4135 Federer Eutene Joseph Weiss St.
Louis County Mary Phrlii Charlea R. Griffith. Richmond. Ohio Dorothy Amburtey Araenal Arthur J. TheUmann ..4463 Anderson Furnace Exchange, 1300 Chouteau.
CA. 0828. WRIST WATCH Lost; square, gold; dia TRUCK haulers and coal drivers Schroe- CLLRK-Stenographer Shorthand and typing necessary; work in power plant transportation provided from west side of river to plant on east aide. Apply Union Electrio room 606, 12th and Locust. der Coal 2300 Miami.
LA. 4400. mond cn each side; black cord Dana; reward. FOrest 0254. STENOGRAPHERS Experienced) age 18- HEATING STOVES Gas and oil; ased.
Friday, January 7, 1944, oeiovea husband of Dorothy Crawford (nee Ko-manstsky), dear son of Ralph and Katie Crawford (nee De May), our dear brother, brother-in-law, nephew and uncle. In his 23rd year. Time of funeral later from FENDLER UNDERTAKING 7420 Michigan st Koeln. 2820 Locust. Elizabeth Backer, 74, 3306A Easton.
-Mattie Wade, 63. 409 8. Garrison. Frederick H. Day, 78, 5004 Delmar.
Dora M. Redmond, 71. 2518 Bacon. Agnes Fahrny, 70, 5400 Arsenal. Mary J.
Wynn, 39, 1343 Pierce. WAGNER Eleetrie Corp. Needs men fer 26; permanent positions with advancement In essential activity) 6-day week. Apply (236 Clayton av. 8 to 5 except Sat.
WRIST WATCH Lest 1 man's Graen-Lan-eeri lost weeks 1 $35 reward) no Ques HOUSEHOLD GOODS Fer Sal tions asked. CA. 6643. Veronica Schmidt. 64.
3142 Texas. STENOGRAPHER 21 to 35. Mississippi Valley Trust Co. Personnel Department, 8rd floor, Broadway and Olive. BABY BUGGIES Collapsible; rubber tire.
Also baby swings and stands. Leaver Furniture 4017 West Florissant. Jesse T. Woodbrtdge, 55, Richmond DO ELL, ADELAIDE B. (nee Westermann) .4930 Bete con essential work, making vital equipment for the Army, Navy and Air Force 1 good transportation facilities, good working conditions) operating in St.
Louis since 1891i practically all types of factory Jobs available) openings also for laborers. Apply in person. Personnel 6400 Plymouth av. Open Monday through Saturday, 8:80 a. m.
te 6 p. m. State ELECTRICAL Engineer, Assistant Power planti experienced preferred, but will consider man with some experience en detail design, estimating construction costs, performing tests on electrical equipment, such as circuit breaker, generators, etc. Apply Union Electric room MMI. 12th and Locust.
Heights. Mo. Mary Kloa Kenneth J. Lock KMhcrUM A. aiuort WILL PARTY who found black cosmetic bag in LindeU Trust Bank, Grand and St.
Louis, Friday, December 81, please call Laclede 0299? Needed badly by beauty operator) very liberal rewardi ne eueatlens asked. MAHOGANY BED 4-pester. carved. 4583 Alice Labadle Nathan Sykes, 28, 4331 North Market. Pannle Hlckson.
81. 2164A Parrer. STENOGRAPHER State age, experience and aalary expected i permanent position. Box B-611, Star-Times. springs and mattress.
Terry hill 3-25K. Charles P. La Jeunesse, 73. 2502 Groverpl. ...709 N.
Iwina firlreater J. Idmond 615' 8. 33rd STENOGRAPHER Fer light dictation and HOTEL JANITOR Wtd.l experienced) ment of availability Is necessary, Karl Neiaon Lean T. Mann .4513 W. Pine elderly.
Apply 4199 Maryland. 2iw. general office work. Weil Clothing 8th and Washington. Grniva Nunn, 50, 827 N.
Leonard. Mary Johmann, 78, 3118 Osceola. Edith X. Droll, 73. 3860A Labadle.
Milton P. Huck, 41, 3521 Tennessee. Arthur E. George. 58.
3827 Meramec. FOUND BY POLICE. Seeond District Tan leather coin purse. Fourth District Purox oxygen acetylene regulas and hose. SPRAGUE 5070 DELMAR USED FURNITURE BOUGHT ANT) BOLD FO.
8713 'NL'P BED JANITOR Whitat to take care of men's locker room) experience not necessary. Box B-621, Star-Times. 8TENOGRAPIIER 5-day week) good starting aalary. Lever Bros. 1114 S.
Third st. WANTED A Mechanic. We have perma-nent job open for a man who has had experience on a fleet of Ford trucks and Is looking ahead to the future; good wages; 44-hour week, plus overtime. This is an essential industry. Phone Mr.
Urban, JE. 2400, a. m. to 6 P. m.
August P. Rethemeyer, 80, 2703A Keokuk. Lost and Found Sec Page 1 JANITOR Wanted References. Call Monday. 2914 N.
Union. EV. 4900. Mil. Lona Noel House Springs.
Mo. Arthur E. Oalschyedt Brooklyn, N. Y. Ninla Kandazxo Jennings, Mo.
Clarence J. 4173 Del mar lUien R. 4173 Delmar Homer Carroll 5095 Waterman Mra. Carolyn Elisabeth Young. .4315 LindeU Henry Cerd Salomon.
New York-City, N. Y. Marilyn Constance Goodman 3943 Natural Bridge Lucy E. Ludwig, 57, 914A Geyer. Robert Hunt.
68. 313 Clark. Oscar A. Llndgren, 56. 805 Market.
Mary Hodges, 57, 3042A Franklin. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wanted ANNOUNCEMENTS Personal WINDOW Washer Thoroughly experi LABORERS Good pay, steady work. Apply in person. Hutttr Sash A Door 1206 S. Vandeventer STOCK Girls Steady employment, good pay) chance for advancement; pleasant working conditions.
Apply at any Kroeer er Piggly Wiggly store any time, or out branch office, 1311 8. 39th weekdays 8 s. m. to 4:30 p. Saturdays 8 a.
m. te 12 noon. enced: too wages, good working condi Eugene Smith, 30, 4550 McPherson. tions. Harry Berman.
Arcade Bldg. office. MRS JEAN HARTSHORN PARKER Call YOrktown 1445. William Huff, 53, 3427 8. Third.
Adolf Moebus. 40, 3969 Potomac YARD trainmen, yard firemen and freight LUBRICATION Man No Sunday work. Broadway and Carr. FURNITURE WANTED BADLY ALL RINDS. ALSO TOOLS.
MACHINES. I AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT. CASB RO. 8681. CALL ANY TIME ST.
I4v FUR COATS New 1944 sample coats; S32.5S. Elisabeth Rose Furs. RO. SSM. TRAINEES for training on skilled occu house truckers 1 must be past 17 years.
Pennsylvania R. 46S Missouri East St. Louis. MACHINE Operators Some experience preferred 1 essential war work. Apply Ramsey Aeceaseries Mfg.
8693 Forest 3034 Vlnegrove 3031 Vlnegrove 1163A Walton 3101 Biddle Brook M. Minnie Willi ama Xrwta Leroy Kusmer Xrelyn P. Yedlin HOSPITAL insurance, 86 to Jt. III. 64H4.
Federal Life Ins. KI4 N. Rrnsdwav EAST ST. LOITIS. Ben Miller, 80, 4114 Market.
Leo Dycus. 22. 1115 Lynch. Frank R. Jones.
19. 1638 N. 42nd. Frank Wiley. 65.
2427 Kansas. John Thomas Sheehey. 61. 726 N. HUu Henry Lindsey.
56. 4302 Tudor. 8583 Rlvervlew Friday, January 7. 1944, 7:50 a. beloved wife of Walter R.
Doell. dear mother of Ruth, dear sister of Julia Westermann, our sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME. 4828 Natural Bridge Monday, January 10, 2:30 p.
m. Interment 8t. Peter's Cemetery. A memeber of Women's Guild snd Home Department of Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church. PARKING LOT IN REAR OF CHAPEL.
Please note change in time. HAMMAR, FRANK V. 7 Hortense Friday, January 7. 1944. at 2 p.
of infirmities of age. in his 77th year, brother of Park G. Hammar. Interment private. HARTZ, GEORGE LEE Of 8936 Burton Overland, on Friday, January 7, 1944, at 7:30 a.
dear son of the late Arthur B. Harts and Nora Hartz Luthy, dear brother of Mrs. Leota Daniel of Columbus, Ohio, Virgle Eldo. Clyde V. Hartz and Mrs.
Mabel Halst, and dear uncle. Funeral service st STUART SONS CHAPEL, Union and Page on Sunday, January st 3 P. m. Interment Puxlco. Monday.
Member of International Association of Machinists. HAYES, MRS. CORINNB Of Chesterfield, Friday. January 7. 1944.
at 1:10 p. beloved mother of Mrs. John L. Corley (nee Beulah Hayes), our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and pations; good pay while learning: piece work and overtime on war work: day shift only; age limit, 18-36. Apply 424 8.
Seventh st. Park. MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS RELIABLY Harris Pred W. Hellmann. ACE best cash pnre furniture, leather beds, dlsbes.
tensile. CH. 0188 er GO 7470. handled. A.
Munox, X40, Juares, Mexico, Mra. Augusta, Wedemeyer 4223 Harris TYPIST clerk; age 18-28; with bookkeep YOUNG Man To handle auggestion work in large essential war planti must be able te type welli mechanical background! excellent opportunity to learn industry) must be draft deferred er exempt. Apply General Cable 5055 FarUn. MACHINE Operators Helpers, yard men) davtime work. Columbia Box Factory, 19th and North Market.
Martha Catherine Tinsley, 88, 1829 Ohio. BUSINESS SERVICE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ing knowledge; permanent position witn advancement In essential activity; 5-day week. Apply 4238 Clayton av 8 to 5 except Saturday. CALL CHESTNUT 3555 Furniture, stoves, refrigerators, washer.
rats, small er large let. SPECIALTY. 820 FRANKLIN CARPENTER WORK All kinds: old or new. Call for estimate. Baumgartner, Martin Letamatis.
60, Colllnsville, 111. Edith Wilkerson, 68, 1415 N. 37th. Emma Nicoloff. 58.
30 N. 22nd. Basil Boudouris. 71, 300 St. Louis.
L. Alice Schaefer. 74. Belleville. 111.
George Isaac Ripley, 74, 3105 Bond. Mrs. Mary H. Reed. 73, Maplewood Park, Margaret Rooley.
85. 835 N. 79th. SALESMEN MACHINISTS Four years' machine shop experience, to do general overhaul and repair work on steam power plant machinery, turbines and mechanical equipment: steady work. Apply Union Electrio Employment Division, rbom 606, LO.
6990. 4647 Idaho. TYPIST Willing to be taught P. B. biUing er bookkeeping BUSINESS SERVICE, 721 Olive.
Professional Service 12th and Locust, CALL CH. 5394 Grace Doherty Lalumandier, 57, 1522 N. 36th SERVICE Call any hour. WAKE-UP NE. TYPIST-Clerk Protestant i willing to learn bookkeeping machine operations.
State age, experience and aalary desired. Box B-613. Star-Times. MECHANICAL Engineer Assistant Union Electrio Co. prefers man with degree) however, will consider man with equivalent mechanical education, to maintain instruments and combustion controls Louis Lester Blschoff.
43, 1622 Division. Veretta Ludwig, 80, 1916 College. Lena Whltsell. 71. 1715 N.
48th. Alfred David. 52. 2727 Converse. Amanda Caldwell.
64, 1801 Bond. MOUND CITY AUCTION CO. Small lots and large lets af farafture and contents ef hemes. TYPIST-Clerk Apply to Mr. Prosser, Century Electric.
184)6 Pine. WMC RULING Workers now In es-WMV' KULIMV3 gential activity must have statement of availability. Workers whose occupation is included in the National Critical List or Locally Controlled and make tests on boilers, turbines ana various plant equipment. Apply Union Flectrie room fiOfi, 12th and Locust. LATE MODEL GAS 6IOVE WANTED Call FR.
7876. SALESMEN The Firestone Tire Rubber Co. offers Immediate positions to qualified applicants for openings In surrounding territories. Liberal atarting salary and bonus commensurate with your ability and performaneei excellent promotional opportunities' now and In the future) complete training given with salary and expenses paid during entire training periodi company automobile and traveling expenses furnished. Previous successful managerial or sales experience in tires, automotive accessories, electrical appliances, hardware er other retail merchandise desirable.
Applicants must comply with War Manpower Commission regulations. Interviews with home office representative. Room 1015, Melbourne Hotel, St. Louis. on Monday and Tuesday.
Jan. 10 and 1U 1944) hours I s. m. it 8:89 p. m.
Heaths List must nave reierrai caru rom u. o. Employment Service. MACHINE Operators Wood) experienced) 48 hours) night worn A. r.
i.i nc.uj WANTED Modern 8 er 4 room set furniture. Call FR. 7876. WE BUY eld washers aad vareum era. retard less of edition.
FR. 8S2f. Mrs. Magdalene Beekman (nee Horn). 82.
of 3909 N. 22nd who died Thurs WAGNER Electric Corp. needs women for essential war work making vital equipment for the Army. Navy and Air Force i good transportation facilities, good working conditions) operating In St. Louis since 1891 1 practically all types ef factory and office Jobs available.
Apply Personnel 6400 Plymouth av. Open Monday through Saturday. 8:80 a. m. te 6 p.
sn. Statement ef availbility American Fixture. gu t.ocns HELP WANTED Men and Boys MALLINCKRODT Chemical Works Men day, was burled In Priedens Cemetery today. Funeral services were held at the ACCOUNTANTS We have openings ter Shoreacblv eualified men In cur' ae- Washing Machines Suedmeyer Chapel, 3934 N. 20th gt.
ceunting department. Only applicants with extensive industrial, publie or cost Mra. Emms Blseheff (nee Haas), et S16 Russell a who died Thursday at the for general lactory worx in ma tlal industry; 48-hour week with time and one-half over 40 hours; automatic waee increases begin month from date employed; statement of availability required if In an essential Industry. 3600 N. Second st.
Apply 8 a. m. to 4 P. m. Monday through Saturday.
accounting experience will be considered WASHERS REPAIRED Lew prices, free estimate BT 8824. Tkna loba are located in St. Louis, but considerable amount ef traveling will HELP WANTED Women and Girls age of 69, will be burled Monday In the Old 83. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.
m. at the Wacker-Helderle Chapel, 3634 Gravols av. Charles Vf. Barton. 78.
of 1863 Lafa YOUNG Woman To handle suggestion work in large essential war planti must be able to type welli sneahantral background helpful) excellent opportunity to learn Industry. Apply General Cable 60.13 Farlln. be Involved. Referral card from the I). 8.
Employment Service is required. Sewing Machines Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY PARLORS. 3840 LindeU Monday, January 10, at 8:30 a. to St.
Francis Xavier (College) Church. Interment Calvary. HOFMEISTER, CARL CHRISTIAN Of 6222 Oriole asleep in Jesus Friday, January 7, 1944, at 1:40 p. beloved husband of Kate Hofmelster (nee Puhl), dear father of Myrtle, Carl and the late Eugene, our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral Monday, January 10, 1944.
at 2 p. from MATT. HERMANN SON'S CHAPEL, Pair and West Florissant vs. Interment Hiram Park Cemetery. Mr.
Hofmelster was a member of Euclid Lodge No. 505. A. F. and A.
Electrical Workers' Union. Local No. 1: I. B. E.
27th Ward Republican Club. Please omit flowers. BURROUGHS Bookkeeping Machine Op MATERIAL Handlers and Truckers Steady McDonnell Aircraft uu mm eust at. erstor Protestant) permanent position for person who wishes te advance. State SEWING MACHINES For rent! eartaM-or console.
Singer Sewing Machine. SSti Easton MU. flflt. yette who dlrd Wednesday, was burled today In the Oak Grove Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Kriegs- age, experience and atarting salary de Jobi coed transportation! so-nonr Not over 50 years old but must be in good physical condition.
Bring statement ef availability. Dairy Churn 4 UJa.n. ACCOUNTANT Manufacturing concern) general ledger and detail accounting arki statu are. experience, draft status sired. Box B-612, Star-Times.
bauser Mortuary, 4223 S. Klngshighway WAITRESSES Full or part lime) no ex-perienoe necessary) ages 17 te 4S uniforms furnlshedi good starting aalary, 81)0 and up per month, liberal tips. Kats Dreg Co 700 Locust. See Mr. CANDY Workers Fer candy factory) 5-day mil.
and telephone number. Box B-620, Star-Times. week, overtime ever 8 hours per day er 40 houra per weeki pleasant surroundings! opportunity for advancement) va MAN or strong boy for stock reomt permanent position. Apply Girl Scouts, Gay M. Dally, 4141 St.
Louis was cremated today In the Valhalla Chapel of Memories following services at the Calvin P. Feuts Funeral Home. 4828 Nat Jewelry, Diamonds. Watches 3 DIAMOND rings and dissaond bar pia-one diamond weighs 4 carats and 4 points, other diamond weight ever carat platinum bar pin hat 49 diatnead'i at dealers) call Monday morning. Cen selidaeed Chemical Laboratory, 1470 Vandrvrnter.
1807 Washington. ADDING MACHINE EEPAIR MAN Experienced 1 fall er part tune. Bex B-633, Star-Times. cations with pay, sick benefits) no ex WAITRESSES Full time er abort hour work. Uniforms, laundry and meals are ural Bridge a v.
He died Wednesday. MAN With truck or car, to clean Ml neighborhood stores en contract. Apply perience necessary. You'll want a Job like this after the war. If 16 and under brine birth certifloate.
Apply 8 te 8 Mrs. Edith E. Droll of 'SR60A Labadle included. Splendid opportunities are available. Apply at enee.
Employment Howards Cleaners, xnia w. a. KATTELMAN, TTRZAH ANN (nee Johns Office, 11th floor, Famous-Barr Co. Monday through Friday! ask for em who died Wednesday, was buried in Calvary Cemetery today following services at the Paschedng-Henke Funeral Home, ATTENTION. Men Here is a chance to learn a new trade In this areai this is an old-established flrmi eur business will continue after the war.
Apply in person for details. General ployment snajiacer. National. tvsndy WOMEN. Giris Be a Bell System tele Hess Culbertson Jewelry Co.
Will Buy Diamonds. Old Gold. Sll MAN Xo Seybold paper eutteri good working conditional letter ef availability required. Superior Folding Box 4170 Geraldine esso ura vols. 3825 N.
Grand bivd. phone operator ia 6L Louisi earn while learning) serve la a vital war job and 8'-'6 OLIVE ST. BT. LOI IS. MA Cable 60SS Farlln.
Henry Hommelson of 3309 8. Seventh learn a valuable peace-time aklll. A AUTO Rcrviea Salesman Best opportunity who died Thursday, will be buried CASH Old gold, broken jewelry, silver, kodaks, diamonds. Miller. tOS N.
th- CLERK General office work; must be good at figure's and able to type: good aalary to right person; beginners considered. State age and Box B-631. Utar-Tlmes. desirable occupation for qualified young women, 16 er ever, not new engaged In Monday In Sunset Burial Park. Funeral MEN and Boys For candy factory) B-day week, overtime over 8 houra per day or 44) hours per week) pleasant surround- fnw services will be held at St.
Agatha's in St. Louisi most bave thorough knowledge ef General Motors cars. Best of working' conditions, salary and regular hours. Downtown Pontiac, S333 Wash essential work. Good pay, with frequent increases) vacationa with par.
Church, 3239 S. Ninth at 3 p. m. Arrangement are being handled by the vacations with pay, aiok benefits! no Surroundings pleasant and comfortable. CASHIERS and Checkers Wonderful opportunity, steady positions, chance fer Clothing end Furs FUR COATS Sin er.
red. Kerweigiaa faxes caraculs, mink-dyed coney, etc. All sixes as low as S49.M. Easy terats. Speriaity 820 Frsnklin ington.
In St. iouist near transportation lines. experience necessary. xouu wu i itk 1. fi.
tum w. Tf lfi and ziegennein Mortuary, 6409 Gra vpls av. advancement! pleasant working eendi Apply Monday, Room 1404. Telephone AUTOMOBILE Mechanics Opening for 2 tions. Annlr at any Kroeer er Pirxly under 19.
bring birth certificate. Apply 1010 Pine et, (1). Mrs. Rarab T. MaGnlre.
68. of 2427 Bacon who died yesterday, will be experienced goechanicsi steady year rannd workl excellent working cnndl Wiggly store Anytime, er our branch office, 1311 S. 89th week daya 8 to 3 Monday inrougn rnaari tor employment manager. National Candy burled Monday In Calvary Cemetery, fol WOMEN and Girls Ideal work fer women te age tOi convenient downtown transportation) aave yeur time! Yen 42SO tiravois a. m.
to 4:80 p. Saturdays 8 a. to 18 noon. FUR COATS New. 834.44 li ail sites.
Belly wood Fur. N. Tayler. FR. 4SV4, rUR COATS New 1944 sasapl cull S32.se.
Elisabeth Rase Para. BO. Oubs tlons. Don't pass on this ODDortenlty until you have talked to ns aboot present earnings and future possibilities. will be busy only 2 er hours dally lowing services at 9 a.
m. at St. Teresa's Church, 2405 N. Grand bivd. Arrangements are being handled by the CulUnane MEN Union Electrio has openings for daring rush hoursi ether hours much CLERK for temporary general office workl must be good at figures and able Bring referral eard from II.
8. tmp, Downtown Pentlao. 8333 Washington. BIRTHS SOTS R. and O.
Mayes. 3433 Franklin. W. I and D. Washington.
20 S. Theresa. W. and A. Davis.
2726 Stoddard. and J. Jackson. 4302A Page. C.
P. and E. Bynum. 6130 Delmar. M.
and H. L. Maclin, 1511 Lovejoy lane, Carr q. M. and U.
Morris, 2953A Clark. K. and 1 Scott, 4425 Kennerly. X. P.
and E. Thomas, 3944A Page. A. H. and E.
L. Pinke, 5384A N. Union. H. and P.
J. Henderson, 2943A Semple. T. W. and K.
M. Whitney, 3988 Clayton. E. B. and M.
T. McPherson, 3631 Cottage. K. and C. Duffy.
Overland, Mo. W. X. nd J. Bargate, North Woods, Mo.
L. V. and D. Z. Garvtn.
3907 Potomac. M. J. and J. P.
Parrell. 4934 Tholozan. H. C. and M.
E. Schaelfer. 3319 Humphrey. S. R.
ana U. E. Paulkner. (979A Romaine. J.
L. and D. N. Capes, 2821A Hadley. R.
O. and R. M. Cross. 341A Shenandoah.
J. and O. CroweU. 1527 S. Broadway.
W. E. and E. J. Delay, 3711 S.
Main. R. T. and M. Barton.
1117 A S. Broadway. O. B. and D.
Vaughn. 4120 Blaine. J. and E. A.
Bokan. Baden. Mo. D. and M.
bTieertn, Maplewood, Mo. A. W. and X. M.
Zellweger, Richmond Heights, Mo. C. N. and J- T. BamtU.
5080 Rhodes. P. P. and D. C.
Crump. 2104 College. H. B. and E.
Eaton. Ferguson. Mo. A. and I J.
Jewson, Normandy, Mo. M. L. and L. M.
S. Oren, 4589A P. and M. C. Taylor, V.
City. Mo. C. H. and C.
M. Pwchter. V. City, Mo. C.
R. and E. R. Kirby. Affton, Mo.
W. W. and H. D. Brown, 3953A Tholozan.
L. M. and D. Mullen HI, Richmond Heights. Mo.
H. C. and O. Carter. Lemay.
Mo. P. and R. Rodgers, Richmond Heights. Missouri.
J. O. and M. E. Preese.
Glencoe, Mo. P. M. and C. M.
Belrlng, Richmond Heights, Mo. GIRLS C. and C. 8ydnor. 4831A Page.
A. B. and T. Rogers. 3413 Laclede.
W. and A. B. Patterson. 813 N.
Compton. t. and H. M. Murray.
19 8. 22nd. J. and E. Owens, 4375 Cook.
J. J. and U. Moore, 4315 Evans, X. and C.
I. Bams. 118 Marlon. V. and L.
Like. 2844 LaHalle. P. and E. M.
Wlesler. 4424 N. Broawsy. X. J.
and A. M. Eisenbela. Jennings, Mo. R.
A. and A Brltt, 4115 Perk. E. J. and L.
P. Bauer. 4507 McMillan. O. W.
and H. Spink. 4 840 A Blrcher. A. B.
and R. H. Roberts. 48R0 Kossuth. J.
C. and O. Creech. Jennings', Mo. R.
C. and C. M. Groh. 2928 Dodier.
C. G. and A. E. Gibbs.
4322 McRee. T. A. and V. R.
Coates. 4453 Floriss pi. E. A. and E.
E. Segelhorst. Beaufort. Mo. C.
A. and A. M. Hill. Overland, Mo.
T. A. and E. M. Cromer, 6138 Bertha.
E. W. and F. L. O'Shea.
Ferguson, Mo. X. K. and B. P.
Raemdonck. Clayton, Mo. P. J. and M.
E. Krlska, 4750A Tennessee. H. L. and M.
E. Bsentlmrer, 8458 Shreve. H. W. and M.
L. Stoker. St. Charles, Mo. J.
N. and V. Arb. Jennlnrs. Mo.
C. O. and P. A. Kantis.
Wellston, Mo. N. and J. Burton. Clayton.
Mo. S. and I. Kaprelian. East St.
Loots. E. A. and M. V.
Smolik. 5569 Maple. 0. and C. Jouharlan, 43R7A Laclede.
M. M. and J. Cantor. B859A Maffltt.
C. C. and F. Mills. 3519 Bailey.
3. L. and L. P. MeConachie, Fine Lawn, Mo.
E. O. and M. Psrton. SOU 8.
11th. S. and D. Blenker. 917 Chambers.
P. and A. Wl'llsms. Wlra. Mo.
EAST LOUS. BOYS. T. and M. MeCormlrk.
440 N. 7th. J. and A. Kelemete.
5710 Hallows. B. and B. Clark. 812 Bowmsn.
R. C. and D. Phlllrns. 213 Winstanley.
X. and L. Jones. 1802 Bsker. C.
and Rsgan. 735 N. 13'h H. and M. Burgess.
725 N. 25th. 1. and M. Anderson.
1314 Gaty. O. and E. Hendershot. Centreline Twp.
C. and L. Rlester. Samuel Onmpers, 10E. C.
and D. Sullivan. 4916 Bond. 3. and J.
Brown. 1134 Gaty. J. and E. Wells.
1228 Colas. T. and A. Wallace, Dupo. HI.
A. and A. etantsic, 3236 Waverly. T. and B.
Garcia. 3318 Maple. and I Tallent. Centrevllle Twp. GIRLS.
Tf. and D. Waugh. 1329 N. 54th.
and C. Hannan, 1130 Cleveland. X. end A. pVunkel.
Madlion Co. X. and M. MrAtee. 115 34fh.
J. and C. VrCarth. 836 N. 32nd.
V. and B. Olenn. 4703 Tudor. H.
and A. Ramsey, 1432 Gay. Funeral Home, 1710 N. Grand bivd easier than Industry) no experience required. Join a i big national organisa to type.
Opportunity fer soldiers' wives, Call LO. 797S. AUTOMOBILE mechanical must be experi men in tne power nmu --tions on Jobs with opportunity for advancement, pension plan, good pay, vacations with nayi transportation provided from west side of river to plants 1 -i .1 1 moms ana Machinery and Tools PUMPS ALL KINDS; KM Lea Cohen A Cc GArfidd srso. tion of respectable people. See Per Charles Obert.
78. of 3532 Oregon will be burled Monday In the Old 8S. Peter and Paul Cemetery, following sonnel manager at Feruna Cafeteria, enced and have tools 1 part er fuu urori good pay. Kadlo-Faber Motor 4933 84)7 N. Seventh at.
CLERK-Typlat For engineering depart-meat) pleasant working conditions! es-sential Industry. Apply National Bearing Metals 4930 Manchester. Natural Bridge. Live Stoch Vehicles showers! help the war effort with ws WOMEN Age 18 te 45 alert, active, neat. services at 10 a.
m. at the St. Thomas Aquln Church. He died Thursday. Arrangements are being handled by the AUTO Bod and Fender Man Statemen intelligent, capable of managing ice ef availability needed.
6110 Natural CLERK Apply te Mr. Prosser, Century SADDLES For farm and ranch; 138 op; 100 la stock: ae priority aeeded Newell's. 1627 8. Broadway. tvuua rnnerai Home, 2906 Gravols av.
and work where mere is an for steady employment after the war. Apply Union Electric. Employment Division, room fiOfi. 12th and Locust. cream store.
We are only interested rn applicants who are looking fer steady Bridge. GO. 8832. Eleetrie. 1806 Pine.
Richard L. Bon of 3539 Grace who AUTO body nolisher and Simonizer: must work with chance for advancement. CREDIT office assistant! young lady with be experienced: steady work. Forest Interview Monday through Thursday stenographie experience or knowledge of MEN and Boys New wage Increase. Just aiea ruesaay.
was burled in Bethany Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Belderwleden South Side Funeral Cadillac S.r36 Lindcll. JE. 3080. I to 8 p.
su. Velvet Freeze. lac S236 bookkeeping preferredi excellent oppor Motorcycles Bicycles INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Sell ar trade far car. 2916 Glasgew. JE.
7153. granted) want boys and men no to MntrMsMi raoid lira vo is. Home. 3820 Chippewa st. BAKER Baker.
1412 Franklin. tunity for advancement. Apply in person, Mernaod-Jaeeard-King Jewelry Ce. 11 "ir, 1 advancement) start at new 10 per cent WOMEN and Girls Fer candy factory i S- Henry Bwegge of Lemay, who died Coal and Feel day week, overtime ever 8 hours per day higher scale, or ir you aisuae BARTENDER Experienced) neati henesti DRAFTSWOMAN Understand primary ele- mursaay at the sge el 67. will be bur.
or 40 houra per week) pleasant sur references i good aalaryi apply evenlnga. CORD WOOD KINDLING roundingsi opportunities for advance anents drafting) will tram tanner 1 essential industry good working conditions Regina. 6000 Natural Bridge. slbility, several routine jods are n. Work easier than industrial.
Ask cashier to see personnel manager. Forum Cafeteria. 807 N. Seventh at, led Monday In the New St. John's Evangelical Cemetery.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. at the C. Hoffmeister ment! vacations with pay, siok benefits. National Bearing Metals Corp 4930 baskets.
$2.22. deUvered. Outlman. 2148 Cherry. CO.
8404. Ne experience necessary. You'll want a Manchester. BARBERS Fer army post exchange. Apply week Building Ne.
23, Jef wnapei, 7Si tf. Broadway. job like this after the war. If 16 and nder 19 bring birth certificate. Apply GENERAL Saleswomen Te sell ia vari Benjamin Sasanels, 77, of 6191 Catea who died yesterday.
wiU be burled In Mt. ferson Barracks, er call PLateaa e-100, Station 7118. ous departments throughout the store. Excellent eoenlna-s fer either experienced 9 to 8 Monday through Friday) ask for employment manager. National Candy Wonted to lay HIGHEST PRICES paid for aid feaihe beds and pillow.
Call CE. SM6L PILLOW MFG. CO mnai cemetery tomorrow lollowine nerv MEN Essential war work, not akllled. Good starting rate. 4K-hoar work week.
Located on Rosemont East St. Louis bus. Geo. 8. Mepham 2001 Lynch.
East St. Louis, III. Statement of availability required if now in essential industry. or inexperienced women. Opportunities 4230 Gravols.
ices, at 3 p. at the Rindskopf Chapel, BOYS 16 er oven 3: SO to 10:15 p. m. Apply week days, Building Ne. 25, Jefferson Barracks, or call PLateau 0400, for advancement.
Apply Employment WOMEN 18 to 40! essential war work) Office, 11th Floor, Famous-Barr Co. 812 ueimar Diva. Joseph J. Schiller. 65.
of 4143 Castle. trainees fer machine operators, oilers, Station 7118. GIRLS, Women Work for the Bell Sys MEN-Boys Ages 18 te 65. Experience man who died Wednesday, was buried BOY In jewelry factory) must have ref inspectors and mechanics; all types ef factory work now available! excellent post-war future. General Cable U.
GOVERNMENT WANTS FEATHERS New and old duck, geese leathers, featherbeds, pillows, etc: ship or write the STERLING FEATHER CO 907 N. Broadway. CE. 8731. St.
Louis. Mo. today in the Old 68. Peter and Paul tem. Be a telephone operator in coster Groves or Klrkwoodi convenient for erences.
Lett Bros. Jeweiry 010 Locust Room 607. cemetery after funeral services at St Margaret's Church. 3868 Flad av. Ar 54)55 Farlln (411)0 N.
Klngshighway.) girls living in Maplewood, Brentwood, not necessary. Pleasant light factory work, in an essential industry. Good pay. 40 hours and overtime. Write for details now.
Box 121. Star-Times. If now employed In essential Industry a BOYS Over 16 to work In bakery. Essen Webster and Klrkwood. Earn while yon WOMEN For government canvas essen tial industry.
National Biscuit 618 tial products, for table work; extra good rangements were handled by the Lawrence Mullen Funeral Parlors, 5165 Delmar bivd. John Rlnelalr of 6287 Marmaduke Cass. pay. Bauer Bros. Shoe 22 statement of availability neeoeo 11 nirea, learn.
Serve in a vital war job and learn a peace-time skill. A desirable occupation for qualified young women 16 or over, not now engaged in essential work. Good pay, with frequent Sarah st. wnoi oiea yesteraay. will bur ed Mon BOYS 16 or ever, for stockroom or offioe.
Sbapleigh Hardware, 900 Spruce. WOMAN Whitei general housework) ne day In Lakewood Park Cemetery follow MEN and Boys For war planti must be healthy and strong) plenty of overtime) good wages 1 day work only. Apply Mon- 0 nitMhrum, ing services, at 9 a. at the EDlnhanv BREAD ROUTE SALESMEN Large whole aunaryi aaunsi excellent pari goou increases. Vacationa with pay.
Sur nome. r. nzs.i. sale bread company offers steady work roundings pleasant and comfortable! on Church. 6598 Smiley av.
Arrangements are being handled by the Benslek-Nlehaus now and afterathe war is even this the Manchester car line. Apply Monday SALESWOMEN 1814 McNulty (short block south ef 18th and Park). to Chief Operator, Elm and Lockwood SALESLADIES Sell candy and bakery Mortuary. 1431 Union bivd. Mr.
Sinclair was a member of Alexander R. Sklnker Post No. 27. American Legion. A guard Webster Groves (19), or 115 N.
Adams, an essential Industry and men selected will be trained and will draw salary immediately) prefer men under 40 years) atarting aalary 845 per week during MEN wanted for warehouse, bhapleigh Kirkweod (22). goods) good pay. Busy Bee Candy Co. 417 N. 7th.
Hardware, 900 Spruce oi nonor win assemble at the mortuary AUTOMOTIVE Wonted Automobiles CASH ONLY for rour car. any make or model. 1938 to 1941. Pries no object. High prices paid for Fords, Chevrolet.
Mercury. Buick. Pontiac Oidsmobiles and others. EES BILL DUG AN Mendenhall 38th YEAR AT 231S LOCUST 13) CE 8304 GIRLS Women 1 counter work and sand' tomorrow, at 8:30 p. m.
training period plus rommission there after. Write Bex B-625, Star-Times. HELP WANTED Men and Women wich makers) experience not necessary) MEN 45 te 55, white, for factory work in equipment manufacturing planti steady essential work. Apply Modern En- permanent; good pay; meals and uni BUS Boys and Men For our restaurants. BALDOR Eleetrie 4353 Duncan gineering X4II nne Mrs.
Emily Alice Wallace, 84, of (529 Midland Overland, was buried today In Memorial Park Cemetery following services at the Baumann Bros. Funeral Home. 2504 Woodson Overland. 8he forms furnished. Pleasant surroundings.
F-E Food Shops, 912 Washington. 611 an electric motor manufacturer, needs MEN 45 to 60, white, to do packing and Locust. 1018 Market. 8568 Olive. Previous experience not required.
Meals, uniform and laundry furnished. Steady employment, full er part time. Apply Employment Office, 11th Floor, Famous- men and women for general factory work. Apply Employment Office, 8 a. m.
wrapping in snipping- rwum bkmuji wApkt nluni wnrklnr aondl died Thursday. to 12 noon daily. GIRLS (16 to 80) White. A useful Job with a future) experience not necessary) tions. Modern Engineering 8411 Barr Ce.
Mrs. Cora E. Wilson. SO, of 4389 Gibson interesting work In pleasant surround COUPLE Good cook and kitchen workl excellent salary) complete maintenance. ton) Beloved wife of the late Henry A.
Kattelman, dear mother of Leland O. and Harold alster of Mrs. William J. Snroul and the late Mrs. George B.
Blair and Mrs. James H. Sherrard, our dear mother-in-law, sunt and great-aunt. Funeral from the ALEXANDER CHAPEL, 6175 Delmar on Monday, at 8:30 p. to Valhalla Cemetery.
KRONE, WILLIAM E. Of 7390 Bedford, U. on Friday, January 7. 1944. at 5:40 beloved husband of Hannah Krone (nee Flsamann), dear father of Capt.
Clarence P. end Lester H. Krone, dear brother of Herman Krone and Mrs. Delia Pueser. dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle.
Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME. 4828 Natural Bridge Monday, January 10, at 1:45 p. m. Interment St.
Peter's Cemetery. Mr. Krone was member of Erwln Lodge No. 121. A.
F. and A. Belle-font sine Chapter No. 25. R.
A. Asca-lon Commandery Ne. 16, K. T. KRIESLER.
CHARLES G. 5027 Parker Friday, January 1. 1944, beloved husband of Ida Kriesler (nee Schocke), our dear uncle. Funeral from WETCK BR03. FUNERAL HOME.
3201 8. Grand Monday, January 10, 2 p. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Mr.
Kriesler was member of Pome- granate Lodge No. 95, A. F. and A. Pomegranate Chapter No.
97, O. E. and Scottish Rite. LEHNBEUTER, ERNST H. Of 4743 Bonlta, on Thusday, January 6, 1944.
beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Lehnbeu-ter, dear brother of Mrs. M. W. Brown, Mrs. Pauline Mann.
Mrs. L. H. Wilson and Joseph Lehnbeuter and dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEOSHAUSER MORTUARY, 4228 8.
Klngshighway on Monday, January 10, at 3 p. m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. A member of Mount Moriah Lodge No. 40.
A. F. and A. M. Masonic services Sunday evening at 8:13 o'clock at chapel.
McDonald. Bernard f. 5239 Lans- downe Thursday. January 4. 1944.
7:45 p. beloved husband of the late Catherine Whelan McDonald, dear father of John F. and Sergt. Bernard J. McDonald, our dear uncle, brother-in-law and cousin.
Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARY. 442S S. Klneshighway to St. Mary. Magdalen Church, on Monday, January 10, at 9 a.
m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. A member of 8t. Joseph's Married Men's Sodality and St. Vincent de Paul Society.
MANDEL, MARY 3226A Indiana wife of the late Henry Mandel, beloved mother of Harry E. and Arthur R. Mandel, dear daughter of Katharine Papper-mann, dear sister of Edward Papper-mann. Arthur Frlebel and Elsie Venning, our dear mother-in-law, sister-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from WITT BROS.
CHAPEL, 3929 S. Jefferson Monday, 2 p. to New Picker Cemetery. Deceased was a member- of Gasonlan Ladles' Society. O'CONNELL.
MARGARET (nee BritU Of 1456 Hamilton on Thursday, January 6. 1944. at 6:15 p. wife of the late Sergt. Richard C.
O'Connell. dear mother of Thomas J. and Mary L. O'ConneU. Funeral from STUART SONS CHAPEL, Union and Page on Monday.
January 10. at 830 a. to St. Barbara's Church, Hamilton and Minerva avs. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
OBERT. CHARLES SR. 3532 Oregon Thursday. January 6. 1944.
at 7:55 a. beloved husband of the late Sophia Obert (nee Drolshagenl dear father of George Charles Obert Jr. and Louise Lukens, our dear father-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral from KUTI8 FUNERAL HOME. 2906 Gravols Monday.
January 10, at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass St. Thomas Aauin Church. Interment Old 83.
Peter and Paul Cemetery. Member of Master Bakers Association, Master Bakers' Singing Society and Holy Name Society. PERHAT. JOHN Of 4858 Allemanla Friday, January 7, 1944, beloved husband of the late Helen Perhat, dear father of Jennie Radetic, Mary Brynac, Helen Radetic and the late John Perhat, dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral Monday.
January 10. at 8:30 a. from Mississippi and Allen to St. Joseph's Church. 12th st.
and Russell bivd. Interment Cnlvary Cemetery. Member of St. Jeeoh Society No. 167, 8 log a and Stone Mason Local No.
19. PETERS. JOHN HENRY Of 4222A Show on Friday, January 7, 1944. at 6:15 p. beloved husband of Augusta Peters (nee Wedemeier), dear father of Henry Charles L.
and Dorothy Peters and Mrs. Lea M. Slfverson (nee Peters), dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather and uncle, in his 79th year. Funeral Monday. January 10, at p.
from ZIEGENHEIN MORTUARY, 6409 Gravols. at Holly Hills. Mr. Peters was a member of Street Railway and Motor. Bus Local No.
788. Fine. who dira Wednesday, was buried to BUS Driver Steady work essential 1234 fngsi rapid advancemeati white dresses day In Valhalla Cemetery following serv WAI. 85. Ferguson av.
furnlshedi discount on meals 1 vacations MEN Age 25 to No experience necessary. Apply National Bearing Metal ices at tne Tower Orove Baptist Church CAR shoo and enclne laborers and track with nay. Apply le a. m. te p.
MEN and Women Women not ever 40i 4318 Norfolk av. Arrangements were han Manenester Pope's Cafeteria, 8A38 Washington (Just men. Apply 1'enasylvanla R. 403 sential war workl ne experience nee dled by the Edith Ambruster Chapel, 4234 iuE-w i Hm. full tlm.
Ta take Missouri Fast St. I.ouis. III. east ef Grand). FR.
07(H), esaaryi goad pay. Apply today. Quirk Manchester av. orders 10-plece evenware set, 81.95. 81 Meal Plant.
2001 8. Klngshighway. Mon CANDY Workers For randy factory 1 5-day Mrs. Mamie Weber of 663 Athlone FAIR PRICES PAID FOR GOOD USED CARS SADLO-FAEER 4933 Natl. Bridge EV.
7330 day through Friday. 8 a. m. te 9 p. m.l commission; also pianaeis, snecis.
nc. Transportation furnished. Consolidated GIRLS-Women Whitei 16 to 60) expert, enced or inexperienced, fer egg breaking and candling. Ovson Egg 1220 N. First.
CE. 2442. week, overtime over 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week; pleasant surround Saturday, 8 a. m. to 4:30 p.
m. Wetister Groves, who died yesterday, will be buried Monday In Oak Grove Cemetery Home Furnishings, awz i.inaeu ings! opportunities for advancement SITUATIONS Women and Girls loiiowing services, at 2 p. at the Par MEN and Boys Order fillers; steady ker Chapel, 15 W. Lock wood Webster vacations with pay, sick benefits 1 no experience necessary. You'll want a Job like this after the war.
If 16 and GIRL Cooking, assist with housework, stay en place or home nights) good sal- TYPING, clerical, stenographic work done oroves. essential industry! overtime. At experience necessary, Caradine Hat at home) speed and accuracy. FL. 6639.
JUST STARTING iry. CA. 6452, under 19. bring birth certificate. Apply Funeral Directors 4in ana marsei WALKER DRY GCQ9S COfilPANY SAINT LOUIS 9 to Monday through Friday 1 ask for employment manager.
National Candy GIRLS Whitei over lOi work in paper box factory. Service Paper Box Co 809 N. Third. MEN Whitei aeed warehouse work and order filling) must read and write) NOTICE CULLEN AND KELLY, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 1416 N.
Taylor bave 4230 Gravols av. ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished temporary or permanent, vorneu ew movea to new location at esxn undru 111 cnouteau. C. B. Q.
R. R. Telegraph operatorsi tie handlers! shop, store bouse, aection PI. at Newstead. FRanklin S42S.
GIRLS Colored i 18 to 35. with high school education, for marking and checking in laundry. Apply Howards Cleaners, 2515 N. Grand. OFFICE BOY Downtown $100 Florists DELMAR.
6321 Apt 1. front roomi twin beds, connecting bathi gentlemen preferredi good transportation. RO. 9543. and extra gang laborers) coach cleaners; freight handlers, telecraph linemen LOEHR EM 94)6 Olive, CE.
8856, groundmen and helpers. 104 North Top Cash Price for Teur Car He Need Car Badly Gaare Winters Motor Co. 3300 S. Klngshighway (9) FL. 4330 IOP PKKt log AN 15FD I 4 la good rendition, ar will sU for vaa at the rate ef Sis per ear No rbarxe er obligation if car Is net sold Leans also arranged en vour ear at reasonable rates.
HARRY KOTTEMANN 4718 DII.M4R CAIX BO. 4719. PORTER White or colored. 8110 Locust. NETTIE'S FLOWER SHOP Funeral Spravs.
$3 op: Baskets, SS aw. Sni SOUTH GRAND. Gland 9800. DELMAR, 6267A 3rd 2-room suite; twin bedsi private! men pfd. CA.
0014. GIRLS For government canvaa essential products, table work) extra good pay. Bauer Bros. Shoe 22 8. Sarah st.
Broadway or Railroad Retirement Boards Old Post Offioe Bldg.l East fet. Louis RAILROAD meni if not already employed 111., 507 Missouri av. MAPLE, 6-1 XT Extra large warm room, fer 2 or 8. RO. 7228.
in essential industry. Western Pacific Railroad wants in California. Nevada C. B. 4k 4.
R. R. Switchmen 1 boilermak ersi car repair mem electricians) ma GIRLS White) age 18 to 80, for light factory work) no experience necessary. St. Louis Plastic Moulding 4605 Olive st.
and Utah experienced Switchmen, Housekeeping Rrakemen. Ticket Clerks. Yard Clerks, chlnistsi piprflttersi also helpers for these lobs. 104 North Broadway or Rail Telegraphers. Must be physically fit to FLAD, 88S1A Room i 3 glrlsi good meals I road Retirement Boards.
Old Post Office private hornet good transpertatien, BELLING tOl 4 AH? See l.r.l; ae lime. Pardue Motor. 831 Fasten GIRLS Over 16, te work In bakery. Es-sential Industry. National Biscuit Ce 618 Cass.
Bldg.l East St. Louis, 607 Missouri perform the duties of these positions, Apply te J. F. McKensie. General Agent, Room Railway Exchange St.
Louis, Mo. Phone CHestnat 0858, All workers subiect to clearance by av. DEATH NOTICES AtTSTTN. JOHN CONNOR At Hollywood, January 1944, dear father of Mary Louise Watson and John Connor Austin Jr. Mr, Austin will arrive Monday, January 10, 7:10 a.
m. Service same day. 3 P. from WETCK FUNERAL HOME, 2201 8. Grand.
Member of Dean Lodge No. 833, A. F. and A. of Ava.
111.: Mississippi Valley Consistory. East St. Louis. HI Alnad Temple Shrine, East St. Louis.
111. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, Belleville, CAR HANlm Ao make er Hnlnrn Mndehaker. 4Bq linden THREE connecting housekeeping reomsi private entrance) south. LO. 3937.
Convalescent Homes -Housework and care ef 1950W. COCA-COLA Bottling Co. Needs young GIRL er Woman-children. WAb. Call CE.
men for steady work. Apply in person N. Market St. Louis. Mo.
R. Retirement Board. Old Poat Office TRUCK WANTED It-ton pancL 1.077. GIRL Or womani general housewerki own room i stayi 812. DS.
17M2. Eighth and Olive sts. COLORED man or boy to bale waste pa- PINE CREST Ated. invalids; 24-hour nursing; occupational therapv: lifetime er monthly rates. WAlnut 360.
ALL AUTOS bou-ht rash We need the. Kllnk Crane STt RADIO Service Man Shopwork. Bigalte, GIRLS White, experienced bindery girls. 616 Title Guaranty Bldg. peri letter of availability required.
Superior Folding Box 4170 Geraldine, 6400 Gravols. RAILROAD MEN If not already employed GIRLS 16 er even for office er factory work. 8hapleigh Hardware, 900 Spruce. CURTIS Mfg. 1905 Kienlen Wells-ton, needs men for war work.
Apply BOUSE TRAILER Wtd.) good rendttieai give full desciiotloB and lesrest cash, prlcei also photo if possible. Roam 812, 808 N. 6th St. CHURCH DIRECTORY in essential Industry. Westers Pacific Railroad wants in, California, Nevada REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Flats Unfurnished 8 a.
m. to 8 p. m. No experience neces sary. and Utah experienced Firemen, Dis IslflAZAREHE "00Delm.r patchers.
Station Clerks. Must be phys Automobiles for Sale DAIRY Workers Needed Permanent Job ieally fit to perform the duties of these GROCERY Clerks Do you want to help run a food store? Steady employment, good salary, chance for advancement. Apply any Kroger or Piggly Wiggly store any time, or our branch office, 1311 8. 89th week daya 8 a. m.
to 4:30 p. Saturdays 8 a. m. to It noon. positions.
Aooly to J. F. McKenzie In sn essential industry) steady worki day. or night! good pay; vacations with EIGHTEENTH, 3800 B. 2 rooms.
toilet 1236 8. Newstead, 3 roonu, toilet 2511 N. 19th, store 11:6 A. M. "Love's Response." 7:30 P.
M. "Beyond Ransom. $11 00 13.60 8.00 pay) group life and group hospitaliza DODGE 'SU; '3K Boirk; radio, heaters, good tires; good condition. 36MB Olive. General Agent, Room 2022-23 Railway Exchange St.
Louis, Mo. Phone CHestnut 0853. All workers subject to COMMON DIVIDEND An extra dividend of $1.00 per share on the Common stock has been declared payable Jan-nary 15. 1944, to stockholders of record at close of business January 4, 1944. PREFERRED DIVIDENDS The regular semi-annual dividends of $3.50 per share on the First Preferred i.
Stock, and $2.00 per share on the Second Preferred stock have been declared payable January- 15, 1944, to stockholders of record at close of business January 4. 1944. Ely Walker Dry Goods Company Maasfacturers-CoBverters-Dlstribators. St. Louis, Missouri, December 21, 1943.
3665 Laclede, 2 rooms, toilet 1 0la a iqv. i tioni state age, references) married or single) men In essential industry must clearance by R. R. Retirement Board, Old Post Office Eighth and Olive HELPERS and machine offbearersi daytime work. Columbia Box Factory, 19th and North Market.
have "statement of availability." Box PACKARD '10 6 sedaa; good tires, radio. beater) 2213 S. Grand. PLYMOUTH 1940 sedan: SfOO: terms or trade. Room 301.
Washington Hofej. BS3. Star-Times. sts. 11.00 7.00 9 00 9 00 10.00 6 00 5 00 12 00 I.J.
WJ IdWli kU. 2026 Farrar. 2 rooms, electric 3737B 8. 10th. 2 rooms, toilet 2213 Benton.
3 rooms, toilet 814 Hickory, 2 rooms, bath 1420 Madison. 3 rooms, electric ELECTRICIAN Experienced maintenance SANDERS Hand 1 essential Induslryi mjst be exprrlrncedi 6-day weki F. L. electrician. Electrical maintenance on modern high-speed push-butlon control elevators.
Also to do general electrical CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZASENE 1311 S. Newstead Sylvester A. Smith, Minister 10:45 A. M. "The Body and Blood." P.M "Noah The Ark ST.
ANN'S CATIIOI.td CHUUCil Whlttler and Page Ave. Sunday Masses: 6:30, A. M. St. Ann's Devotion each A.
3-6-8 P. M. St. BERNARD'S CATHOLIC CHURCH GRATIOT AND HAWK Masses 5:30. 7:15 High Mass).
9. 11 A. M. American Fixture. 2300 Locust.
1438 North Market. 2 rooms, bath KOT8REAN R. CO. 722 Chestnut SHEET metal assembtera and riveters McDonnell Aircraft Corporation needs men maintenance work. Ideal working conditions and a pemanent Job for right PLYMOUTH 1838: eood tiret: radio and heater: 1450.
49J8A Winona. Truths Wonted To Hoel TRUCKS WANTED Te haul real from mines: reliable cessrv. HIGH school graduates, for executive office of this company, now encased In essential war production. Applicants must have knowledge of shorthand and typing. Top starting sa'aries with opportunities for early promotions! excellent environment) air conditioned offices; good location with share riders.
Applicants phone Miss Voss, CE. 8156, Monday through Friday for appointment for Interview in the Paul Brows Flats Furnished man. 9IS Olive, Room 1213. ELECTRICIANS General maintenance of MANCHESTER, 4403 Store; 3 rooms, rear, toilet, furnace; ,837.50. MA.
1195. railroad cars; vacation privileges. Ap steadv work. Trisagle Fael Co PR. 1800.
ply Pullman foreman. Rankin and Mar Business Property ket or Railroad Retirement Board, 815 Trailers Building. Monsanto Chemical Ce. 2840 N. GRAND RENT $40 Olive.
who have had experience in aircraft manufacturing. Our modern shops are conveniently located in St. Louis. ing conditions are pleasant. Rates of pay favorable.
You can be placed immediately on the grade of work for which your experience qualifies you. Use your skill in vital war work today. Essential workers must present a Statement of Availability. Apply McDonnell Aircraft Corporation, Employment Office. 1708 Locust 8:30 a.
m. to 6:19 P. m. Monday through Saturday. LUGGAGE TRAILERS FOR HIRE BT DAY OR TRIP.
6107 WELLS. JANITRESS Whitei to take care of ladles' locker room) experience not necessary. Box B-621, (Star-Times. St. Columbkille's Catholic Church Michigan and Davis St.
SUNDAY MASSES 6, 8, 16. 11 A. M. Old Cathedral Catholic Church Third and Walnut Streets Sunday Masses, 6-7-8-9-10-11 A. M.
EMERSON needs men (mined; earn while you learn to operate turret lathes, milling machines, radial drills and gear cutting Bring availability statement. Emerson Electric Mfg. 417 N. Broadway. Desirable store.
Established beauty salon for about 30 years Tenant may purchase equipment at low price Ideal location for business. Rest, hot water, Janitor service furnished. Sacks Real Estate Co, 70S Chestnut. CX. 1385.
LINEN Room Woman Experienced night work. See housekeeper, Coronade Hotel, S701 LindeU..
