McCLURE, JAME8 A. Thursday, Decem Funeral Directors 12 New Flu Cases Reported In City CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME 4828 Nat'l Bridge EV. 2787 Real Estate Advertising Classified Advertising REAL-ESTATE NEWS a EDWARD HOWARD A RONS ST. LOt IS NE.
8X44 OK. t17 JOS. 1. QtINN Twelve new cases of Influenza were recorded by the City Health Department today, which was two rOreit 1541 1S I I I II MARRIAGE LICENSES Raymond Oliver Dodler Anna Louise Cramer Elmwood, 111. Willie Gye Jarman 2606 Stoddard Mrs.
Clara Garrett 3405 Lawton Elmer August Noeth Lemay, Mo. Mrs. Margaret Nebraska Harry Burnett 2716 Paoin Thelma Ferry. .8. Kinloch, Mo.
Earl A. Woods, Jr 3218 Lafayette Virginia Ann Johnson, 416 8. Kingshighway Monroe Leslie Cruvant Clayton, Mo. Margery June Sincotf wood, Mo. Elbert E.
Gulttar. North Market Ruth V. 6707A Minnesota Frederick R. Jost 2562 W. Dodler Mrs.
Mary Lou Thies 4017A Penrose Percy Lee Triplett E. St. Louis, III. Georgia Mac Baker E. St.
Louis, 111. Charley Kendrlck 2738 Stoddard Susie Thomas 2738 Stoddard Lewis Alfred Lay Bunker. Mo. At KER-IIEI DERI t'N'D. CO.
PARKING LOT IN REAR OF CHAPEL Chip I 4 GrarnU LAclede 84 WICBERML'CHLF. FUNERAL HOME fit S. GRAND BLVD. GEJWff! mi ZXEGENHEIN BROS. NEW MORTUARY r- Fl.andrrs IftftO MM ORAVOIS below the number reported yesterday.
Total number of cases reported this year Is 312, officials said. Most of the new cases today were described as non-resident cases which were brought to St. Louis for hospitalization, the health department said. A check of schools Indicates the average absences due to colds continue to be about 25 per cent, with 0 77 John Ziegenhein Son Wfl CRAVOIS FLndrri J90 Comotorios -Monumonts IKS E-UtA- Home Builders Plan To Meet Post-War Need In his first public statement as president of the National Association of Home Builders, Robert P. Gerholz of Flint, predicted "a post-war private home-building program of such magnitude and breadth that it will ecliDse A.
KT -wi t-I ti Uldlne Elizabeth Hutmacher. Bayard John B. Sims 1440 N. Jefferson Klzanna Knight East St. Louis, 111.
James Dewey Russell 2738 Russell Virginia Hosna 1114 R. Park Lawrence Sidney N. Sarah Ann M. Semlitch 3635 Iowa some schools reporting as high as 35 per cent. The number of teach Sunset Burial Park On GravoisRoad TH MOST BEAUTIFUL REASONABLY PRICED CEMETERT Florists Ray T.
Seller 111. 4417 Lee ers away from their classes is about half what It was last week when approximately 100 were absent. Shirley Meliow. Julius C. Smith 3451 Laclede Delia McComb 3451 Laclede "S3 War plants report that absences NETTIE'S FLOWER SHOP rinml SpraTs, S3 ep: Bakrti.
S5 p. SMI 80LTH GRAND. GRand 90. due to respiratory illnesses are con Clyde Monna Brunson. 9 Ind.
....3643 Washington building activity that preceded the ft tinuing at a high level. Henry Lewis 2323 Olive Ceatrice Rogers East St. Louis, 111. Delbert Holt 1311 S. Spring Lottie Mae 3030 Clark war ana encompass -tne requirements of every segment of the postwar housing market." Elected to succeed Fritz B.
Burns of Los Angeles, at the recent Home Builders War Confer Melvin R. Drew 3409 Market Ruth L. 3755 Finney Fred Price 5703 Kcnnerlv Gertrude Schade frohna, Mo. Albert Gardner 3653 Windsor Esther Center 3821 Finney Flu Epidemic Hits British Railroads Hard LONDON, Dec. 17.
(UP) The influenza epidemic has "literally decimated" railroad so 1 throughout Britain, Noel Baker, parliamentary secretary to the ministry of war transport, told com IN UNIVERSITY CITYSix-room residence at 7820 Cornell sold for Dan E. Lavin to Mr. and Mrs. Ceasar Maglione, operators of Ceatar'a Cafe on N. Kingshighway.
The John P. Dolas Realty was th agent. Charles Edward Reed Overland, Mo. Dorothy Marie Brunner. Mo.
Steve Dougherty Madison, 111. virgie Mae Brlley Desloge, Mo. Bridge opposite Fairground Park, sold for the account of G. J. Realty Co.
to Harry and Louise C. Wood of Kansas City through the George J. Wanstrath Realty Co. and F. R.
Nau-man Co. John Victor Olson Watklng, Minn. mons today. Dqrothy Edna M. Rohe 813 Howard Baker said 10 per cent of railroad J'oe H.
Hamers Orrln N. Dak. Mary Elizabeth Martin 5715 Etzel employes have been away from duty for several weeks and a great num ence in Cleveland, Gerholz has long been prominent in the affairs of the national association. During the past year he was head of its emergency committee which met regularly in Washington to confer with government 1 clals on war ber of trains had to be canceled. He also asserted coal mining was hit George R.
Peterson Donovan, 111. Nellie Ann Shea 5506 Louisiana John H. Moore 1602 S. 14th Mrs. Mabel Wales 3712 Cozens Alfred Clifford Sexton 4644 Maryland Catherine Anna 4009 Hydraulic Owen L.
Schnelting 8302 Minnesota Hope for a reprieve from the epi Marian Ruth Schlueter. Louis County "111 I I k. I IM- Wlibrrt Jnmerson. 3018 Thnnm. demic was seen by health authorities in Londqn who announced the number of hospitalizations In the London area had declined substan Toniiiile ilnmplon 2918 Delmar C'harlea Taylor Humboldt, Term, Oiuiic OUmtcr 3773 t'age Frank Joseph Spalding.
1304 Montgomery tially the first few days of this "7 week. Mrs. m. nuser ju Montgomery John Francis Weller 5339 Pershing American Ambassador John a. Winant Is among the influenza cveiyu Aveneue rreeman 3181 I.eoia Henry Jule Belntker.
.5304 Emerson KVJI fck aba Margaret Mary Burke 5019 Durant Robert Clifton Gunn 3108 Marnlce PI. Myrtle B. 3119 Lanibdln Robert Moody 3802 Finney ber 16. 1943, beloved brother ol Mrs. Ethel Altken and George E.
McClure, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Mondav. December 20, 10:30 a. from MOYDELL' Mississippi and Allen avs. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
Member of Chauffeurs' Local 658. McKAY. OSCAR 4237A Gibson, Tuesday, December 14, 1943. dear brother of Lillie Rhodus, Eessle Rhodus, Gladys Geltz, Minnis Grampp, Corp. George Edwin McKay, Pvt.
Clifford McKay, Edward and the late Riley McKay, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER CHAPEL, 4104 Manchester, on Saturday, December 18 at 2 p. m. Interment Sunset Burial Park, MELTER, PFC. JOSEPH 1213 Park.
December 12, 1943, beloved husband of Catherine Melter, father of Joann Mel-ter, son ot Elizabeth Melter, our son-in-law and brother-in-law. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 P. from McLAUGHLIN'E, 2301 Lafayette. Interment National Cemetery.
MEYERS, JOSEPH A. 2224A t. Wednesday, December 15, 1943, 8:30 p. beloved brother of Mrs. Agnes Melves, Mrs.
Clara Hannon, Mrs. Victoria Grossman, Mrs. Julia Vogler, Edwin Eugene and Daniel Meyers, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Saturday. December 18, 8:30 a.
from MEEK DICKMAN FUNERAL HOME, 4355 Washington, to St. Augustine's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Men's Sodality of St. Augustlne'a Parish.
MEYER. WILLIAM 2755 Shenandoah, on Thursday, December 16, 1943, husband of the late Louisa Meyer (nee Freii, dear father of William C. Louise Edmonds, Joseph Albert Mary Kathman, Celest Gehl, and Audrey He licit, our dear father-in-law, grandfather and uncle, age 76 years. Funeral from GEBKEN CHAPEL, 2830 Gravols, on Monday, December 20, 8:30 a. to St.
Francis de Bales Church. Interment Old S. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Deceased was a member of St. Francis de Sales Benevolent and Holy Name Societies, St.
Louis Badlsher Unt Berein Workman's Sick and Death Benefit Fund, Machinist Union Local No. 41 and Public Service Mutual Aid Society. MILHOFER. ANNA (nee Wienemanl Of 2B0S Iuilai)a Wednesday, December ir. 1S43.
beloved Wlte of the late KUwniij I'. MUliofer, denr mother of Olivia Kurgaa. Jtulh Hcikman, Filward O. and John, Ucur grandmother of Ruth Kurgas, and our dear sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law and aunt. Funeral from WIECK FUNERAL HOME.
2201 8. Grand Saturday, December 18, at 2 p. to St. Paul' Churchyard. NAUERT.
THERESA (nee Zlegler) Of 4432 Pennsylvania, on Friday, December 17. 1943, 1:55 a. beloved wife of William Naueft, dear mother of Mrs. Adele Politte and Elaine Nauert, dear sister of Mrs. Louis Ludwig.
Mrs. John Kelley and Mrs. August Kleine, Anton, Nick and George Ziegler, dear sister-in-law, daughter-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral Monday. December 20.
at 1:30 p. from ZIEQENHEIN MORTUARY. 6409 Gravols. at Holly HJUs, to Missouri Crematory. NOWICKI, ANDREW Of 1438A Cass entered Into rest Wednesday, December 15.
dear husband of Mary Ann Nowlckl (Karmcllta), dear father of Theresa Nowlckl. Funeral from CENTRAL FUNERAL HOMK, 1841 Cass Saturday, December 18, 8:30 a. to St. Caslmir Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. PATTERSON.
JOHN 3215 S. Seventh Thursday, December 16, 1943, beloved husband of Louise Patterson (nee Kern), dear father of Dorothy McCoy, Victor Patterson and Marie Bauer, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, son-in-law, uncle and rounn. Funeral from WEICK FUNERAL HOME 2201 S. Grand Monday. December 20.
2 p. to New Bt. Marcus Cemetery. REID. MINNIE ISABELL (nee Meyer) Of 2619 N.
Jefferson on Thursday, December 16, 194't, at 1:30 a. wife of the late William Joseph Reid, dear mother of Wlllinm Joseph Reid. Funeral from STUART it SONS' CHAPEL, Union and Page on Saturday. December 18. at 1 Interment Valhalla Cemetery.
REINER. LOUISEOf 3431 Pennsylvania on Thursday, December 16. 1943. at 2:40 p. dear sister of Georxe the Rev.
Fred C. Frank E. and Katherine Reiner, our dear sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from CALVIN F. FEUTZ FUNERAL HOME.
4828 Natural Bridge Saturday. December 18. at 3:15 p. to Valhalla Chapel of Memories. SCHOELKOPF, CHARLES Formerly of De Soto, Wednesday.
December 15, 1943. dear father of Emma Ausrterman. Birdie Weishardt and Louis Schoelkopf, dear brother, brother-in-law and grand-fattier. Remains In state at JOHN L. 2IEGF.N-HMN SONS' FUNERAL HOME, 7027 Oravois, after 8 p.
m. Friday. Service 3 p. m. Saturday.
Interment Old 65. Peter and Paul Cemetery. TRESS. FRED Of Fenton, suddenly, Wednesday, December 15, 1943, beloved husband of Frances Tress (nee Meyers), dear father ot Barbara Ann and Betty Jane Tress, dear son of William Tress, son-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from C.
HOFFMEISTER CHAPEL. 7814 S. Broadway. Saturday, December 18. at 2 p.
m. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. ULBRICHT. FMILI SPRINGER (nee Weather In Other Cities RESIDENCE at 9 Washington sdld for Eugene F. and John Gates Williams, executors and trustees of the estate of Georgie O.
Williams to Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Morritt. All parties were represented by A.
T. Whitelaw Terry. BUNGALOW AT 8501 Antler Richmond Heights, recently transferred from Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H.
Yanda to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kern. Bayer-Rickhoff, represented both parties.
mis. Henrietta Davis 3802 Finney Willis J. Smith 1912 Nebraska Lena Esther Clark 1702 California Robert E. Mosley Madison, 111. Annie Laura Long Hickman.
Ky. Willie Earl Latimore.A 14 8. Theresa Lottie Mae Ward 3513 Evans High. Low. Atlanta, Ga 34 19 Boston.
Mass 23 14 Chicago. Ill 23 1 Cincinnati, 111 23 3 Columbia. Mo 23 6 Denver. Colo 59 28 Detroit. Mich 25 17 Ft.
Worth. Tex 40 25 Memphis. Tenn 30 16 Miami, Fla 59 60 Minneapolis. St. Paul.
24 BIRTHS C. R. and B. Crisp, 805 Cardinal. R.
and N. O'Neal, 3652 Finney. C. and L. Rutherford, 2211 Walnut.
C. and N. Berry, E. St. Louis, 111.
R. E. and T. Bute, Venice, 111. J.
W. Armlger. 3138 Olive. L. E.
and T. M. Sprlggs, 2209A Mullanphy. F. W.
and E. L. Roth. St. Louis Mo.
R. W. and M. C. Duffe, Normandy.
Mo. H. W. and M. Smith.
St Louis. III. W. A. and M.
E. Ray. 8153 Westminster. H. and M.
Brusselback, Webster New Orleans, La 42 32 Omaha, Neb 26 12 Pittsburgh, Pa 22 11 Bt. I-ouls, city 35 14 St. Louis 20 6 DEATH NOTICES AHRENS. LIEUT. ROY JR.
On Monday. December 13. 1843. at fUlailti. N.
C. dear of Roy E. and Ahrens. dear brother of Cadet J. Harvey Ahrens.
our Hear arandnon and nephew. at LUPTON CHAPEL. M-mar Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Vaiballa, Cemetery.
BOESCH. KATHERINE inee Doernhoefer) siof Partridge. Wednesday. Decern. ft 1.
13, widow ot Paul Boesch. dear mother of George J. Boesch and Mrs. Frances Beenck. our dear mother-in-law, indmother.
sister. and aunt, in her lst year. Funeral Saturday. December 18. at 2 from DREriMANN HARKAJ-.
CHAPEU 105 Union blvd. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. -Mrs. Boesch waa a member of St Matthew a Evangelical Lutheran Ladle' Aid Society. BRTNKMAK.
CLARA (r.e is. 40 k.ioy.d w'l. ol w. C. Hrlnkroan, our ar'iaier and lier-in-lw.
ktlUKKWltDKN SOU HI BID NLMAL HOME, J6J0 Chippewa to 81. Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. JUKOWSKI. MATTHEW Wednesday. December IMS a beloved husband of the late Antoinette dear h-erma Martin.
Mrs. Prank 5ieraKi, Mrs. Casimir Plek.rskt. Joe Mrs Ben Mrs. Louis Pero.
Mrs. Stewart MuUar. Mra. R. r.
Moeller and JuUu. Bukowakl. dear a-randfather. uncle and runeral Saturday. December 18, 11J0 a.
from family residence. 4066 Maf-litt to St. Matthew's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of John NJ Sobleskl Society OOODHART tOOPi1 SERVICE.
CALLAHAN. PETER 131iA Sidney entered Into re. De-eember 15. at 4 40 p. beloved husband of Marjoruj Callahan (nee Baldwin dear father of Paul and Larry Callahan, beloved aon of Peter ana Delia Callahan nee Frederick), dear brother of Arlene Ooodrich.
Rose Marie Nachtwleh and HlliJ Ca'lahan tU. 8. N.I. dear grandson, nephew, uncle and cousin. 0 runeral Saturday, December 18.
8.30 rom WITT BROS. CHAPEL. 2929 8 Jefferson to St. Agnes Church. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.
CARROLL. JOBN-4382 Laclede ay Thursday December 18. 143. husband of the late Susan Carroll, father cf John and Uir Carroll, our dear uncle. from ARTHUR J.
DONNELLY PARLORS. 3840 Lindell Saturday December 18. 8:30 a. to St. Louis Cathedral.
Intermnt Calvary. CONWAY. THOMAS PATl-2200 Balls-bury entered into rest Thursday, December 18, 1943. beloved husband of EUa Conway (nee Sagesture. dear fa-fher of MM.
R. W- Campbell. Cecil Conway. Mrs. Carmen Hawkins and Mrs.
Mabel McKye. our dear grandfather. great-grandfather brother, brother-in-law and uncle. In his 79th year. FMneral Saturday, December 18.
2 p. om'the SUEDEMEYER CHAPEL 3934 N. 20th. it. Interment Friedens Ceme- Conway was a member of Salem Lodge 223, A.
T. and A. M. of Salem. Mo.
tE FOREST, CLARENCE At Washington. C. dear brother of Frank De-Forest and dear uncle of Wyatt and our dear brother-in-law. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARY. 4228 S.
Kingshighway. Saturday. December 18. at 2 p. m.
Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Washington, D. C. papera eoipy DECKER. I8TELLA MAY nee Of 8333 Chatham on Thursday, December 18.
1943. beloved lle ol William Decker, dear mother of Mrs. Roy Humphrev. Mrs. Ben Ostendorf, Roy Hoffman, Clifford, and Seaman First Class Me.vin Decker, and the late La Verna Kammer.
and our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Mondav. December 20. at 1:30 p. from the GEO.
L. PLEITSCH CHAPEL. 5968 Easton av. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Mrs.
Decker was a member of the Salvation Armv Corps No. 5 TARKINO LOT INREAR OF CHAPEL. rvwt crveura r) fnrr Kpringfleld. 26 15 president, and the following regional vice-presidents: M. Sanford Abbey, Rochester, N.
David D. Bo-hannon, San Francisco; Franklin Burns, Denver; C. Earl Colomb, New Orleans; M. L. Girsh, Upper Darby, Wilburn Kerr, Columbus; Morris Macht, Baltimore; Thomas Cincinnati; George Miller, Detroit; Waverly Taylor, Washington, D.
and Fred J. Walsh, Chicago. Slieehan Heads Mortgage Bankers Daniel F. Sheehan, vice-president of the John P. Dolan Realty last night was elected 1944 president of Lot At 10th And Pine Sold To Parking Firm The property at the northeast corner of 10th and Pine sts has been sold by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
to the Glueck Realty The property has a frontage on Pine st. of 120 feet 3'i inches and on the east line of 10th st. of 109 feet 2 inches. It will be used by a company known as the City Auto Parks, operators of various parking lots in the downtown area. Officers of the Glueck Realty Co.
are: Earl H. Glueck, president: J. J. Stedelin, vice-president and treasurer, and Frank W. Moyer, secretary.
Both the seller and the purchaser were represented by the Breitt Se Naumer Realty Co. J. H. and E. A.
Beers. University City, Mo. J. H. and V.
G. Siler, 3016 Clara. J. O. and M.
C. Buxton. Eureka. Mo. J.
and H. V. Schmid. 2904 N. Newstead.
J. a. and T. Horvath. 5106A- Wabada.
D. L. and D. E. Robinson.
Overland. Mo. W. F. and M.
V. Price. 2706 N. Spring. i-i.
ana f. tschneii. Ferguson, mo. R. H.
and E. Kast, 5817A Mardel. R. P. and E.
Lvle. Clayton. Mo. W. J.
and M. 11. Cleary, 817 N. 18th. BUNGALOW ON Concord School containing five rooms, sold for Louis and Minnie Astroth to Simon and Katie Schuster, by the Christian Brin-kop Real Estate Co.
c. and D. M. Lyon, wellston. Mo.
E. H. and V. O. Neullne.
3438A N. 11th. R. O. and M.
M. Olive. St. Iuis Mo. Kansas City, Mo 23 14 Washington.
D. 28 16 RIVER FORECASTS The Illinois will not change much. The Missouri from Lexington to the mouth of the Grand will be affected by ice conditions and elr-ewhere change but little. Stages indicated Saturday morning: Waverlv, 5.2 feet; Boonvllle, 7.0 feet; Hermann. 6.2 feet; St.
Charles, 11.3 feet. The Mississippi from Dam No. 24 to Cape Oiraraeau will change very little, except for a fall In the reach below St. Louis. Stages indicated Saturday morning: Grafton, 15.0 feet; St.
Louis, 1.8 feet; Chester, 3.7 feet. At St. Louis there will be very Jittle change during the next 48 hours. Ice In rivers: Illinois River: Frozen at Havana and partially frozen at Beards-town. Missouri River: Heacy floating ice quite general from Bismarck to Hermann, except Bismarck and Omaha reported river frozen: light ice at St.
Charles. Mississippi River: Frozen at Dubuque, Hannibal and Grafton, with 8 inches of ice at Hannibal; light floating ice at St. Louis and Chester. O. and P.
T. Torregrossa, 1124 N. 8th. N. J.
and E. K. walling, 1429 Park. A. L.
and V. Gamier, Richmond Heights, Mo. E. B. and A.
L. Smith, 2641 Shenandoah. B. R. and R.
Dierkes, 3154A Alfred. P. L. and N. Bilello, 4921 Shaw.
N. A. and F. M. MoCabe, Vlnlta Park.
Mo. B. and S. Shanfeld. University Citv.
Mo. C. R. and R. Kruse.
Royal Oak. Mo. J. and K. L.
Lavatv. Webster Groves, Mo. W. H. anad 8.
F. Jolly, 4926A Laclede. It. P. Gerholz.
ems. Ralph S. Duke of St. Louis was elected secretary or the association at the Cleveland meeting. Gerholz said: "The public housing program, except for a portion provided to serve war housing has proved to be a costly and largely unsatisfactory experiment by government." Private home builders, he added, are determined to provide adequate housing for "every American family, regardless of income." Referring to the recent confer-once, Gerholz said: "The builders from every part of the country who attended pledged themselves to completion of the war housing task.
However, our eyes are on the future and the national association is gathering information which will enable the industry to pass on to the home owner of the future the benefits of the experience gained in producing war housing on a mass basis." For Low-Cost He Indicated that the home builders are concentrating on ways of producing homes at substantially lower costs than have ever before been on the market. These include the use of standardized plans, site fabrication of structural components, assembly line construction methods, and use of newly developed materials. Frank W. Cortright, executive vice-president of the association reported that its members are working together to meet the full housing needs of America after the war. He said the new Educational and Research Institute, which the association is establishing as a part of its Washington organization, will co-operate with dealers and manu-tacturers of building materials and equipment In matters of design, distribution, construction and consumer acceptance.
hom*o Show Planned. Cortright, in addressing the United States Savings Loan League in Chicago, announced: "Our association is committed to sponsor the first great National Victory Home Show six months after the war ends. We propose to bring together displays of all new equipment and materials. Here the home builders, all branches of the industry and the public will have an opportunity of learning what the war years have produced in improved design, materials and methods." Gerholz. a native of Merrill, was graduated from the University of Wisconsin and Is a veteran of World War I.
In 1922 he founded the Gerholz-Healy Co. of Flint, pioneer builders of low and moderate priced dwellings. Other officers elected at the Cleveland conference were: Joseph E. Merrion, Chicago, first vlce- E. W.
and D. O. Cannadv. Belleville, III. F.
J. and V. J. LaOarce, 5734 Lotus. R.
E. and G. M. Stoneclpher. 8931 Dora, St.
Louis County, Mo. B. and S. L. Sheinbeln, Creve Cmier.
Mo. R. L. and F. V.
Hammond, 6165 i Deaths jtsaniters Association of St. Louis at their annual Christmas party a Hotel Statler. Other officers elected were R. C. Oberman, vice president of the Mercantile Commerce Bank Trust treasurer; Exchange Members At a recent meeting of the board of directors of the St.
Louis Real Estate Exchange, the following were admitted to active membership: Robert C. Lister Realty Co, Robert C. Lister. 7201 S. Broadway.
Roosevelt Federal Savings Sc Loan Association of St. Louis, George S. Metcalf, president; George Gruene-wald, treasurer: Viola Crowe, secretary, 407 N. Ninth St. D.
E. and M. E. Cola, 10 N. Boyle.
O'Rourke Sales Top $3,750,000 This Year H. A. O'Rourke, 5471 Gravols reports through Lewis M. Booker, sales manager, that 425 sales have been made by the firm during the first 11 months of 1943 totaling more than $3,750,000. The Christmas turkey sales contest now in progress already has resulted in increased sales since Thanksgiving, Booker reports, and most of the salesmen have won turkeys for their Christmas dinners.
The annual Christmas party for the organization will be held at noon Friday, December c. and E. Beeter. Webster Groves, mo. G.
P. and M. F. Burke. 5332 Enright.
L. C. and M. E. Farquhar, Granite Citv.
HI C. E. and G. Bauer. B387 Arlington.
R. R. and E. Shotilts. 3B59A N.
lltn. E. W. and .1. I-.
NHes. 4267 Fair. J. W. and V.
Clifton. 5161 Delmar. R. and K. Nold.
4999 Oleatha. A. B. and J. Ferris.
Overland. Mo. J. L. and E.
R. Lavon, 712 N. Taylor. William Jaffke. I i Tower Grove LJ REAL ESTATE R.
and M. Mason, 2812 N. Newsteaa. W. and J.
Harris. E. St. Louis, 111. F.
and L. Cruise. E. St. Louis.
111. J. and N. M. Williams.
3633 Cook. BURIAL PERMITS Isabella Davis, 66, 3753 Cook. Ferdinand H. Meyer, 64, Owensville. Mo.
Samuel J. Robinson. 65. 4359 St. Ferdinand.
REAL ESTATE Mrs. Clara Brlnkman (nee Fell-wockl. of 1207 8. Berry St. Louis County, will be burled tomorrow In the St.
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery following services at 1:30 p. m. at the Beiderwleden South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa st. She died Wednesday. Peter D.
Callahan, 59, 1315A Sidney who died Wednesday, -will be burled tomorrow in Park Lawn Cemetery following services at 9 o'clock at St. Aqnes Church, 1935 Sidney from Witt Brothers' Funeral Chapel, 292S 8. Jefferson av. Mrs. Katherine Boesch (nee Doernhoefer) of 5406 Partridge a will be buried tomorrow in Memorial Park Cemetery following services at 2 p.
m. from Drehmann-Harral Chapel, 1905 Union blvd. She died Wednesday at the age of 80. Jacob Doerr, 4208 Wyoming will be buried tomorrow in Sunset Burial Park following services at 1:30 p. m.
at. Witt Brother Funeral Chapel. 2929 8. Jefferson av. He died Thursday at the age of 75.
Miss Carrie Oast of 3012A Cherokee who died Wednesday, will be buried tomorrow In Concordia Cemetery following services at 3 p. m. from Blederwleden South Side Funeral Home, 3620 Chippewa St. John O. Prima.
80, of 1900 Goodfellow who died Wednesday, will bo burled tomorrow In rVt, Peter's Cemetery following services at 1 p. m. from Diehmann-Harral Funeral Chapel, 1005 Union blvd. Frank T. Lindley, 64, 1819A Chouteau.
iianK, secretary; and three new D. F. Sheehan directors, Louis Maginn, president, Franciscus-Maginn, Fred Frey, manager of the real estate loan department of the Metropolitan St. Louis and Paul Zacher, vice-president, American Exchange National Bank. Sheehan succeeds C.
Earl Giraldin, president of the Giraldin Brothers Real Estate Co. IIDoiffl'it UDeHay SEE TERRY TODAY Wt have mora calls for Real Eitattt ef ad kind's than a property to how If you have a house, flat, or ipirtmisi to SELL ita Tarry NOWI REAL MONEY MAKER $44.64 PER MO. $1250 CASH buys new S-famlly bungalow; balance 35-year FHA loan: low rent properties bave proven best investment; rent $34.50 per each aide; total Income $69 per month; total payment $44.63 per month which Includes Interest, taxes. Insurance and approximately $19 per month payort on principal. BEE THESB TODAY Julius) or 54(1 Cabanne entered Into rest on Thursday, December 16.
1943, at 2 p. beloved mother of Herman P. Sprenger, Mrs. Charles D. Kronsbein and Mrs.
O. S. Cash, our dear sister, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral from the LAWRENCE MULLEN FUNERAL PARLORS. 6165 Delmar on Saturday, December 18.
at 8:30 a. to St. Rose's Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
REAL ESTATE To Buy They will always ba good WALKER, PETER BR. 1023 Louisville acnnois. mores, transportation, streets. Mr. Charlotte ti.
Piekel, 4808 Cole Brllllante who died Wednesday, will S.T. WHITE0W TERRY sewers and alt Improvements; now occupied. JOS. H. VATTEROTT, BUILDER 3639 BT.
JOACHIN LANE Win. 31300 MAia MIS CAasay 1430 Thursday. December In. 1943, a. beloved husband of the late Mar-giiret Walker (nee Fay), dear father of Thomas Peter and Madeleine Walker and Mrs.
George M. Trickett. Funeral from ARTHUR J. DONNELLY'S PARLORS. 3840 December 18, 8 a.
to St. James' Church, Tamm and Wade. Interment be burled tomorrow In Oak arove Mausoleum following services at 3 p. m. from Drehmann-Harral Funeral Chapel, 1905 Union blvd.
Peter Kumpf, 82, of 2006 Harris who died Wednesday, will be buried tomorrow To Sell HOUSES See laine u. K.ane, its, ona tnrignt. Mary -A. Flaherty, 75, 3908 Ashland. Catherine L.
Kelsker, 76. 3935 Malfltt. Charles H. Ward. 70, 218 S.
4lh. Clyde Stlffler, 79, 2726 8. Broadway. Harry B. Wilson, 6.
Joplin. Mo. Lena Harris. 44. 1509 Walnut.
Sophie Grumbach, 61, 5930 McArthur. Frances V. Harris, 76, 48C1 Fountain. Patrick E. Barry.
43. 3034 Sample. Wm. E. Young.
23, 12A S. Ewing. Albert E. Dawe, 63, 4951 Arsennl. Mary B.
Walker. 83, 4rf47 Murdoch. Wllletta Townsend, 51, 4018'i Papln. Mttttle Cooper. 61, 4404 Enright, Hun.
Maglila, 80, University Cay, Mo, HeiirV Lurch, 88, 2405 8 2nd. Dniiltl liirm, 78, 112A 8. 4 h. Margaret Slelner, 62, 3660A Marcellne Terrace, flophle K. Hoffmann, 59, 2320 St.
Louis, Albrecht Koopmann, 77,. 4043 Toenges. Johanna Krlspln, 56, 2034 Geyer. Henry Huether. 73, 3940 California.
Michael Freihaut. 71. 2209 Menard. Frances Klaus, 78, 3532 Bamberger. Sarah Hanlon, 81, 2049A E.
Alice. Frank Adams. 47. 2803 Cass. David Nonn, 1.
E. St. Louis, 111. Bertha B. R.
Stone. 41. 4247 E. Evans. Genevieve O.
Lyon, 41, University City, Mo. Nellie Koskins, 70, 3044 Semple. Henry Naber, 80, 4559 Holly. Frank Athey. 50, 1106 S.
Broadway. John Connerv. 82. 1515 Hampton. John Buchanan, 69, 112A S.
4th. Rose Baris. 68. 1205 Blackstone. Edward P.
Keane, 52. 4567A W. Papln. Michael Curran. 63, 5664 Maple.
Oscar McKay. 48. 4237A Gibson. Augusta Altenbernd. 53, 704 Dover pi.
Charles Ulmer. 67. 4B33 Dahlia. Ben Jackton, 67. 3422 Mlckory.
Kathryn L. Massey, 80, Bonne Terre. Mo. Mary M. Mllwarrt.
82. 3817 Cora. Peter Hein, 75. Unknown. Nellie McC.
Foster. 46. 1912 Hickory. Theodore J. Evert.
40. 2627 8. 18th. Dorothy B. Wllllg, 26.
4430 Red Bud. Edward Kuhlmann, 86. 4047 Botanical. Louis F. Hoelschcr.
68, 3920 Nebraska. Mary Lelcht, 82, 6714 Marquette. Marv Huber, 71, 2733A Wyoming. In Frleden's Cemetery following services WENDT. SHIRLEY MAE Of 2126 La at 2:30 p.
m. from the w. A. stock Mor tuary, 2117 East Grand blvd. REAL ESTATE OUR SERVICE IS EXCEPTIONALLY PROMPTI F.
H. A. LOANS WE INVITE YOUR APPLICATION i Ifforse Sense Today' questions are on Page 1 Hoes: 2 Leonard: 3 Corn (cobs); fayette, December 14, 1943, beloved daughter of Gary and Mae Wendt, sister of John R. Wendt, granddaughter of Mrs. Fred Wendt, our niece and cousin.
Funeral Saturday. p. from MCLAUGHLINS, 2301 Lafayette. Interment St. Paul's Churchyard.
Mary Potter Love Inc. 2 Forsythe Walk, Clayton, Ma. PArkvlew 8150 IF YOUR HOME Is Too Large Too Small CALL Hilmer-Dutton 3528 N. GRAND JE. 7460 4 Sphere (solid); 6 Withdraw it; 6 (a) Appendix Next to last (y), (b) Index Last (z), (c) Contents Second (w), (d) Preface First (vj, (e) Text Third (x).
WOERTE-ER. IRMA M. (nee S'chaeffer) REAL ESTATE 8020 FORSYTHE REAL ESTATE LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS Entered Into rest on Wednesday. December 15, at 6 a. beloved wife of John Woerther, dear mother of Judith Ann Woerther.
dear daughter of William H. and Margaret C. Schaeffer (nee Paubel). dear sister of Oarnet Olaser and Laverne Ravens and our dear daughter-in-law. sister-in-law, aunt and cousin, in her 32d year.
Mrs. Woerther at SCHRADER'8 CHAPEL. Ballwin, until Saturday, December 18, at 12 o'clock noon, services same dav at St. Thomas Evangelical Church. Gumbo, 2 p.
m. Interment Hiram Cemetery. CA. 1700 BARGAINS This ad should be read by those who are in the market for a fairly priced December 18. 1943.
beloved father of Everett and Emery Dixon, our brother and father-in-law. Remains at McLAUCHLIN 2301 La-lavette. until Saurday a. m. Interment Corrldoa.
lP-t (Motor). POERR, Wyoming Thursday. Derember 1. 1943. husband ot the late Henrietta Doerr inea rank), beloved lather of Kiigene.
Ilnrold arid Milton Ixierr and Verne Bodrnberg, and our dear father-in-law. grandfather, great-grandlathiT and uncle. J-uneral from WITT BROS. CHAPEL. 5929 8.
Jefferson a Saturday, 1:30 p. to Sunset Burial Park. KRBE. EDWARD F. Of 5976 Park lane, entered into rest on Wednesday, December 15.
1943. beloved husband of Lillie Erbe inee Kraft), dear father of Edwin O. and Marie L. Erbe, father-in-law of Mildred Erbe, dear brother, grandfather and uncle In 6th year. Funeral Saturday.
December 18. at 2 from MATT. HERMANN SONS CHAPEL. Fair and West Florissant. Interment Friedens Cemetery.
CABRIS. ROSE MARY On Wednesday. December 15, 1943. beloved daugh-1t of Louis A. and Mary J.
Gabris (nee toaek), dear sister of Alois 8.. Mary A. Cross and Cadet Vincent M. Gabris, dear aunt, niece, cousin and sister-in-law. Funeral BaWrday.
December 18. 8:30 A from MOYDELL 8. Mississippi and Allen to Holy Trinity Church. th and Boulard st. Interment New BS.
Peter and Paul Cemetery. GALLI. CHARLES 5517 Blschoff entered Into rest on Wednesday. December 15. 1943.
beloved husband ot Caroline Galll inee Zanzottera). dear father of Mrs. Emma Sala. Louis. Mario.
Frank. William and Fred Oallt. and our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, father- FuneMl Uom" CALCATERRA FUNERAL HOME. 5142 Dagqett on Saturday. December 18.
at 8:30 a. to Si. Ambrose Church Interment New faa. Peter and Paul Cemetery. JJAFNER.
FREDERICK Of 4251A Maffitt entered Into rest Wednesday. December 15. 1943. 9:55 a. dear father ef Mrs.
Casper Frischkorn. Frederick and William P. Hafner. dear father-in-law, grandfather and uncie, In his 92d vear. Funeral 8aturday, December 18.
10:30 a from MATH. HERMANN tt. SON CHAPEL. Fair and West Florissant avs. Interment Belleiontaine Cemetery.
HAUSER. EMMA ANGELINE 1000 N. Price Wednesday. December 15, 1943. wife of the late Fred J.
Hauser. "ear daughter of Ernest and Emma Morelhe, dear niece, aunt anad sister-in-law. Mrs. Hauser at BAUMANN FUNERAL HOME. 2504 Woodson Overland, until Saturday, December 18, at rtoon.
Services same dav. 2 p. at Et. Paul's Evangelical Church, Olive and Warson rd. Interment Zlon Cemetery.
IX ROY. JOSEPHINE FLORENCE tnee Cleaver) 3927 St. Louts entered Into rest Wednesday. December 15. 1943, 10 30 a.
dearlv beloved wife of Of-lleer Robert C. LeRoy, darling mother of Jo Ann and Jacqueline, dear daughter ot Thomas G. and Florence Cleaver, dear sister of John, Bernlce Dickinson and Tvt. Thomas F. Cleaver, dear daughter- REAL ESTATE 1W HI" lH'm-T home.
WOHLSCHI.AEGER, GEORGE J. C. SR. AK7, REAL ESTATE SERVICE We Are in a Position to Serve You Whether It Pertains to LOANS-SALES-LEASES-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT We Invite You to Consult Us REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Mercantile-Commerce Bank Trust Go. LISTINGS! photo Affton.
Thurwdav, December IB, 1943, husband of the lute Marian Dar-low Wohlochlaeger, father of Thomaa J. C. and George J. our dear brother, father-in-law. brother-in-law.
grandfather and uncle. Funeral Saturday, 2 n. from MIT-TELBERG FUNERAL HOME. 23 W. Lock-wood Webster Groves.
Interment Sunset Burial Park. Member ot Fenton Lodge No. 281. A. F.
and A. and Oravois Farmers' Club. 580 Ridge 6 rooms 4750 970 Providence. 6 rooms 5000 412 Spring 5 5500 867 Tuxedo 6 rooms 5500 464 Lee 9 rooms 000 35 Jefferson 9 10,000 WOHLRCHLAEGER, THERESA K. (nee 526 Baiter 7 rooms 15,000 YOUR PROPERTY 32 Oalc Terrace, 8 rooms 6,000 We believe you will agree that they Pay Rent to YOURSELF through the help ef our direct-reduction mortgage plan Use your monthly rent paymentt to pay for your home "free end clear." No commissions or renewals Current interest rates.
Consult LAFAYETTE-FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. The Oldest in Missouri 815 Chestnut (I) MAin 2813 Zeltwoch) On Wednesday, uccemoer 15 1943. at 5:30 p. beloved wife of Michael A. Wohlschlaeger dear mother of Sisters Marlanna and Michael, Sisters of Christian Charity.
Michael Amadee C. P. C. John U. S.
N. Mrs. Theresa Wesloh. Joseph A. and the latR Elanor Wohlschlaeger.
our dear a P0R SALE witfu are bargains on today's market. sister, sister-in-law. mother-in-law. WEBSTER GROVES grandmother, aunt, cousin and niece. Funeral Saturday.
December 18. at 9 a. from the JOS. P. FENDLER.
FUNERAL HOME. 7128 Michigan at TRUST CO. liJ -rr Nagel, to St. Boniface Church, interment Mt. Olive Cemetery.
President ef Mother of Good Council Auxiliary, member of German St. Vin Realtors REp. 2400 cent Orphan Society. Catholic Knights of America Branch 1025, St. Ann's Mar ried Ladies' Sodality, St.
Bonuace school Society and Sewing Circle. St. Joseph's and start packing REAL ESTATE LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS Hill Auxiliary, St. Rita's League and South Side Mothers' Club. St.
Ann's Married Ladles Sodality and St. Monica No. 1025. will meet Frl day evening, December 17, 8 p. m.
I The EMPHASIS TODAY I IS ON I I Aad righdy so. With new con 1 I Hi! structioa dormant for the duration, today's I I jlj homes must be kept in first-class condition I jjjj! Mississippi Valley Trust Compaay will bo I I I glad to cooperate with you, should you need I I I financial assistance in your home II I NrSjppi5 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY I I Vy TRUST COMPANY I 3 in-law. aister-ln-law, cousin and niece. Funeral from HOWARD FUNERAL HOME. 4212 St.
Louis Saturday. December 18. 10:30 a to St. Matthew's DOLAN'S PHOTO-LISTINGS GET QUICK RESULTS Dolan'a Fbata-Llitlnsv plua DoUn'i larger aalea farea la thm rftMn for Dolaa'a leadership In aelllnf properiici. 497 acparai prapcrtlea SOLO BT DOLAN irt alerta months in 194i rccard-breaklaf parfermaac.
COME IN TODAY REAL ESTATE LOANS Church. Interment Calvary cemetery. IXWANDOWSKI. ROSE Formerly of F. H.
A. and OTHERS 1233 North -11th. entered Into rest De cember 16. 1943. dear wife ef Anthony Lewandowskl.
dear mother of Caslmir Adam and the late John Lewandowskl. LJf our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and ereat-srandmother. HOME 1 1 h4ftra T0BUY iylVpJ TO REF1KANCE MONTHLY Ak-ttiJr Realtors Est. 1903 "LIST YOUR HOME FOR SALE WITH DOLAN start packing" Funeral from CENTRAL FUNERAL HOME, 1841 Cass, Saturday, December 18. at 9 30 A.
to St. Casimir'i Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. LORENZ. PAOL-Of 4628A Page on Wednesday.
December 15. 1943, denr husband of Emma Lorenz, deceased, dear father of George W. and Herbert H. Lorenz and our dear father-in-law and grandfather, in his 78th year. Funeral Saturday.
December 18. at. 1:30 p. from the GEORGE L. PLEITSCH CHAPEL.
5986 Easton to Valhalla Chapel of Memories. Parking lot in rear of chapel. 0lr0el Immmdimtm Srrfe Mlnimmm Bx0m GENERA A MICH MAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1501 LOCUST ST. (3) rhoaei CE 1700 I PUBLIC SERVICE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JtOI PAK AVE. id 6407 Manchester (70) Hlland 2670 i if-.
