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THPITTSBURGH PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1942 PAGE 27 Obituariti Dzatk Notices Ocatfe Notices 3 Mat Help WamUd 1 3 Halm Help Wonted funeral services will he held at 7:45 p. m- tomorrow. Burial will be in Laurel Point Cemetery, Carmich-aels, Friday afternoon.

John It. Applegate. Belle ne. Oscar W. Katnm.

West View. Frank L. Schar. Bellevue. Robert R.

Moody. Leo W. Godkins. Bellevue. Walter- E.

Holfelder. MiUvale. Raymond W. Roth. Went View.

Clyde W. Herdt. Bellevue. Walter 6. Frank.

Bellevue. Anthony T. Ernst. Bellevue. Robert H.

Mcintosh. Bellevue. Albert C. Boucek. West View.

Howard R. Irwin. Perrysville. William G. Behme.

Sheraden. Anthony R. Bisese. Millvale. Walter F.

Hammerscbmitt. West View. Thoman Golladay Bellevue. YOUNG MEN WANTED WORLD'S LARGEST TREE TRIMMING ORGANIZATION CAN FOR MSB STEADY EMPLOYMENT TO ONMARR1ED MED. 18 TO 30.

KEEPING ELECTRIC LIMES AND TELEPHONE WIRES FREE FROM INTERFERING LIMBS. BRANCHES. COMPANY OFFERS -OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN INTERESTING PROFITABLE PROFESSION OP TREE STJRGEKY. THOSE HIRED NOW WILL BE GIVEN AMPLE TRAINING PERIOD AT KENT. OHIO.

WITHOUT EXPENSE APPLICANTS MUST HAVE GOOD PRACTICAL EDUCATION. BE FREE TO TRAVEL. PAY ON HOURLY WAGE BASIS WITH PERIODIC INCREASES DEPENDING ON EMPLOYEE'S OWN ENTERPRISE. MR. R.

W. PARKS. FIELD REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DAVEY TREE EXPERT COMPANY. KENT OHIO IS NOW AT THE KEYSTONE HOTEL. PITTSBURGH.

TO INTERVIEW APPLICANTS HOURS: II A. M. TO 7 P. M. DAILY Male or Female Help Wanted ADS And Lost and Found Ads Phoned or Placed Before 11:30 A.

M. will appear in the SAME DAY'S PRESS Advertisements in all other Classifications accepted until 11 P. M. for publication tne next day. LEONARD HOBE BURIAL SERVICE IS TOMORROW Meat Dealer Traveled Extensively After Retirement in 1936 Funeral services for Leonard R.

Hobe. who died Monday at his home, 1412 Blackadore Penn wiU.be held there at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mr.

Hobe. a native of Pittsburgh, for many years conducted a meat store in Brushton. In 1922. he became meat superintendent for Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania for the Atlantic Pacific stores. He retired in 1936 because of ill health and since has traveled extensively.

He was a member of the St. Stephen's Lutheran Church of Brush-ton. In addition to his widow, Laura Powell Hobe, he leaves two daughters. Mrs. Virginia Schlossnegel and Helen Hobe; a sister, Freda Long-well; three brothers, William and Albert of Pittsburgh and Karl of, Tucson, Ariz.

I Burial will be in the St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs. Louisa G. Maloy TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT IMMEDIATE OPENING Must be experienced stenographer, with some knowledge of traffic work, tracing of shipments, etc Railroad experience helpful.

Reply in own handwriting, giving age, draft status and detailed experience. 495. Press. Venom working tm Defense XTork' need not apply. MEN With accounting training or experience for work in the Neville Island.

Pittsburgh district. Applications must be in own handwriting and include detailed statement of training or experience, age, marital status, draft classification and telephone number. A 447, Press. PcfsOHt Now Employed in Defense XTork Need Not Apply. Mrs.

Louisa Greeno Maloy, church, North Side, of 8:15 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Peter's C. Church.

Ohio and Sherman Ave. Members of the Holy Name Society invited. LAWRENCE Lieut. Millard Null. Services will he held on Thursday.

Sept. lO. at 3 p. at the First Presbyterian Church. Greensburg.

Pa. A special naval escort will act as pallbearers. Out-of-town attendants will be Dr. William Parkison. Dean of Temple Medical School; Lieut.

Fred Ra burn. U. S. Navy. St.

Augustine. Lieut. William Snagg. Washington. D.

C-. D. S. N. Lieut.

Ruth Jones. Camp Forest. lennrsrec. LEAFLANDER On Tuesday. Sept.

8. Jo-seph. beloved husband of Martha Leaf-lander and father of Geraldine and brother of Esther Goldberg. Bess Cohen and Harry Lea. flan tier.

Funeral services irom Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes at Craft Thursday. Sept. lO.

11 a. m. Interment Beth Hamedrosb Hagodol Cemetery. LINDSAY At Bridgeport. on Sunday Sept.

6. 1942. Charles S. Lindsay, husband of Annie M. Heppenstall.

and father of Sara A. Lindsay, brother of Miss Jane Lindsay. Friends will be received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Interment private. (Arrival in Pittsburgh Tues-dar morning. MACOIBKAV On Tuesday. Sept. 8.

1942. Kathenne Sehmid Macoubray of 401 Tabor Esplen. beloved wife of the late J. E. Macoubray.

Friends received at the Clever A Stoner Funeral Home. 534 Island McKees Rocks. Funeral services on Friday. Sept. 11, at 2:30 i'.

m. rirnui mvHcq. MALOY On Tuesday. September 8. 1942.

Louisa, oi 212 Meredith Street. carricK. wife of the late James Maloy. sister of August Greenar, Mrs. Lena Lutz and Mrs.

Linda Haney. Friends may call at the Koontz Funeral Home, 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. tn. Requiem high mass at St.

Basil's Church at 10 a. m. L. C. B.

Christian Mothers Confraternity and friends invufu. interment calvary cemetery McFAKLANU On Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1942.

at 6:30 a. Robert J. McFarland of 1253 Juniata husband of Myrtle Dauer. father of Bonnie Mae. eon of the late Robert and Elisabeth McFarland.

brother of Ida Mae Craig, nephew of Mrs. Lulu Wasson. Funeral services at 'he James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St. (at Pennsylvania it.i.

nme announced later. McKENNA Suddenly, at Roaewell Field. ew Mexico. September Cadet GeraW F. McKenna.

aged 24 years, son of Mrs. Mary V. McKenna and the late Edward McKenna. Also survived by two sisters and five brothers. Funeral from the home of his mother.

Mrs. Mary V. McKenna. 5139 Coral E. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice of time of funeral later. Arrival of body in Pitts- ounjn jTiqay morning. MEIERS At Veiona. on Monday.

Sept. 7. 1942. Dorothy M. Meiers.

Funeral services at her lata mulptw -7 Second St- Verona. on Thursday anemoon at zi clock. Interment South Side Cemetery. PKl'ZKO On Monriav Sent -7 llU" Jnhn Peczko. beloved husband of Alexandria reczKo.

funeral from his late home. 1608 Metropolitan S. Friday Sept. 11. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Ascension Church at 9 a. iniermem at St. Albert cemetery PEFFERMAN On Tuesday. Soot.

1942 at 9:15 a. Laird J. Pefferman of 1236 California Ave. husband of Mar garet itocne. tatner ot Shirley Ann.

son of Oscar and Gertrude Huch Pefferman. an employe of the Blawnox Com- yany. Blawnox. Pa Funeral from the ames Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St.

at Pennsylvania Ave. on Friday at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church.

Liverpool at 10 a. m. Friends and members of the Holy Name Society invited to attend. PHILLIPS Tuesday. September 8.

1942 at 11:50 D. at her residerw-e. IV Ar Iington Apartments. Miss Mary Kate Phillips, daughter of the late John and Martha Phillips, aunt of Robert L. Smitley.

J. Phillips Davis and Milton C. Phillips. Services at H. Samson's.

537 Neville Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. RANSOM On Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1942.

Mae. wife of Holland Scott Donaldson, at her late residence. 1441 Woodward Lakewood. Ohio. REAM On Monday.

Sept. 7. 1942. Tilden hnsband of Marv Brvte Rani and father of Helen R. Knnselman.

Friends received at the Eaton Funeral Home. 733 Roes Wilkinsburg. where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. RKIBERT At her home in Sewickley. on September 7.

1942. Emma Lebaelter. wife of Otto Reibert. Friends received at her late residence. 804 Centennial where services will be held on Thursday at 2 o'clock.

Interment private. RILEY On Wednesday. September 9. 1942. at a.

Anna Lena rtutcmson. -widow of James H. Riley, mother of Mrs. Mary Q. Rhodes and the late Henry B.

Riley. Funeral services at Samson's. 537 Neville Friday afternon at 1 :30 o'clock. Interment in Kittan-ning Cemetery at 3:30 p. m.

RIXGBLOOM Suddenly, on Tuesday. September 8. 1942. Carl, husband of Sitrne Anderson Ringbloom, of 3.37 Mercer Turtle Creek. Pa.

Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 123 Church St. Time of service later. SCOTT Suddenly, on Monday. Sept.

7, 1942. Parker son of Minnie and the late Roy E. Scott, of 6726 Simonton Street. Brother of Ruby. Mildred.

Helen, Ann. Leslie and Emmet Scott. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Avenue. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. SICK On Tuesday afternoon. September xuvj. at a clock. Mrs.

Minnie, in her 91st year, widow of Ernest A. Suck, mother of Edward C. Suck and Mrs Laura Rendleman. at the family home. 62 Cedar Mt.

Lebanon. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. STAMATES Suddenly on Monday.

Sept. 7. 1942. Eugene, of 24 Prospect Turtle Creek. Survived by one brother.

Elmer, and two sisters. Mrs. Emma Conrov and Mrs. Edna Sutton of Turtle Creek. Funeral from the John L.

Qum- I.m Fnneral Home. 128 Shaw Turtle Creek, on Thursday. Sept. 10. at 2:30 p.

m. STORM Monday. Sept. 7. Sadie E.

Rug-glcs. wile of N. F. Storm of 7115 Bennett St. Friends may call at the George A.

Baker Funeral Home. 239 Shady Ave. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church Thursday at 10 o'clock. VISLAY On Monday. Sept.

7. in his 3rd year. Valentine Vislay. of 9 North Third Duquesne. beloved husband of Mary Vislay.

2 daughters. Mrs. Cecelia Schalk and Mrs. Marie George: 4 sons. Albert.

Elmer. Dr. William and Henry: 6 grandchildren and 2 brothers. Andrew and Dr. A.

R. Vislay. Requiem high mass in St. Stephen's Magyar R. C.

Church. McKeesport. Thursday. Sept. 10.

at 10 a. m. Interment New St. Joseph's Cemetery. East McKeesport.

WHITE On Sunday evening. Sept. 6. 1942. Mary McCue.

widow of John White, and mother of Robert. John, and Mrs. Kath-erine White Segal ini. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John A. Freyvogel.

3406 Fifth Ave. on Thursday morning Sept. 10 at 8:30 o'clock. High mass of requiem at St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock.

WILLS On Tuesday. September 8. 1942. Melissa Belle Henning. wife of the late Samuel R.

Wills of 761 Hill Wilkinsburg. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T. D. Turner. 729 Wallace Ave- Wilkinsburg.

where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. ISMKWSKI At 2000 Dartmore Over-brook, on Monday. Sept. 7. 1942.

Felix, beloved hnsband of Laura Plocki. Also survived by two sons, one daughter. Friend received at the Drzewiecki Funeral Home. 119 South 15th St. Funeral on Friday.

Sept. 11 at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Norbert's R.

C. Church at a. m. ZIMMERMAN On Tuesday. Sept.

8. at 1 p. Joseph, beloved nusnana oi Mary Markich Zimmerman of Gibsonia. Pa. Survived by wife Mary, sons Cadet Emil Markich and Victor, and daughters Lottie and Mrs.

McMillen. Friends received at the Joseph C. Paris Funeral Home. 4825 Butler Lawrenceville. Funeral Friday.

Sept. 11. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Mary's. 57th St. Church at 9 m. Friends invited. fn Memenom TN loving memory of my beloved father.

Daniel Mate, who passed away one year ago today, sept. t. imi Gone from our home. Oh how we miss him. Not till life ends Shall fftrffft htm.

Sadly missed by daughter Theresa and granddaughter Mary. Florists GIDAS-SPRAYS BASKETS $5 3719 FORBES ST. 13WI. L17BIN AND SMALLEV. FLORISTS.

126 Fifth Ave. GRant 2200 Monuments-Cemetery Lets ALLEGHENY COUNTY MEMORIAL Choice locstlons in Block O. Value 0 per grave. Will sacrifice. Make offer: 2 or more graves.

For appointment call Montrose 2418. SIMON WHITE'S SONS -Cemeterr Memorials of Distinction" 68 W. MAIDEN WASHINGTON 656 Lost and Found CAT Gray -white, black: BridreviUe-Mt Lebanon. Reward. tfnagevuie 3u Fieldbrook 1657.

COCKER Spaniel, lost, black male, license No. 11051. Reward. Call Fremont 0875 DOG Red cocker spaniel, male, lost near Aspinwall Monday: name "Denny." Reward. Ster1ing5725.

ESKIMO SPITZ White male, sick: Schen-ley Park vicinity: Tuesday evening "Sklppy." Reward. Mayflower 8242. FOX TERRIER Female. black-brown, license 21195. black collar.

Reward. Sterling 198Q. FUR 5 kir Kolinsky, lost Anrust 7th. tn Yellow Cab Reward. Court 290U Mis Forsha.

GLASSES Black case. "George A. Reed Co." East Liberty vicinity. Montrose 67'J" KEY CHAIN Includes miniature license 2070. Frigidaire Identification tag: reward.

Penhurst Q561. PIN Multi-colored balls. Saturday after- noon. May stern vicinity. Reward Haze' PURSE Dark Mn leather: contains personal articles.

Mt. Lebanon district. Reward. Colonial 765. ANDERSON Mn.

Augustus, on Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1942. at Soottville.

Mich. Mother of Dr. Hnry A. Anderson of 634 Glen Arden Drive. Pittsburgh.

BAXHR Of 177 South 16th SU suddenly. Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1942.

at 9:30 a. Henry Baehr. husband of Anna Irnberger Baehr. Friends received at the Erny Funeral Chapel. 1822 Carson Street.

Services Friday at 2 :30 p. m. Friends and members of American Flint Glassworkers Union invited. Interment Zimmerman's Cemetery. BRADLEY (Formerly of Brentwood), on Tuesday.

September 8. 1942. Owen Woods Bradley, husband of Orsoio Bradley, lather of Mrs. victoria a. Hourigan and Mis Adrienne Bradley.

Friends received at the John F. Semroei-- rock Funeral Home. 2134 Brownsville Road. Carrick. Services private Thursday BFRND Edna May.

beloved wife of Royal F. Bernd. aged 45 veara. Funeral from the family home. 637 Beverly Road.

Mt. Lebanon, on Saturday, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

BESSELMAN September 8. 1942. at her home. 5440 Dresden Way. Elizabeth Madden, widow of Henry Besselman: mother of Mrs.

Stella Alter. Mrs. Margaret Reichard. John and William Besselman. Funeral from William Sirlin Funeral Home.

2rt E. Ohio St. Requiem high mass on Friday. 8:30 a. m.

sharp at St. Kieran Church. 52nd Street. Friends invited. BOGAF.RTS On Tuesday.

September 8. 1942. John husband of Pauline Mover Bogaerts. of 566 Sickles Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T.

D. Turner. 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. BOVAR On Wednesday.

September 9. 1942, James husband of Fannie Y. Harrison Bonar. Father of James G. Bonar and Mary Evans of Pittsburgh and Agnes Tucker of Washington.

D. C. Friends received at Samson's. 537 Neville Street, where services will be held. Time to be announced later.

BROWN At his home. 982 Banksville on Monday, Sept. 7. 1942. at 2 f.

John L. Brown, husband of the ate Sadie Thomas Brown. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Thursday, sept, m. at a p. i BIRTNETT On Tuesday. September 8.

1942. at 11:50 p. Jennie Grooms Burtnett of Cathedral Mansions, wife of the late Stephen Ailes Burtnett. Friends received at H. Samsons, 537 Neville Street, where services will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.

Interment at Carmichaels. Friday at 3 p. COOMCV On Monday. Sept. T.

1942. -l fThnman fikftnov Funeral from the Funeral Home of Lawrence B. McCabe. 7204 Thomas on xnursaay at a. in mass at Holy Rosary Church at DA DIG Of 420 McManus Street.

16th Ward, suddenly, on Wednesday. September 9. 1942. at 1:30 a. William, husband of the late Johanna Ruffing Dadig.

Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schatib Sons. 425 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Saturday at 8 a m.

Requiem high mass at St. Joseph a Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. mv.RSX On sfonriav at 7:45 a.

Fred riflr tillahanri tit Eugenia A. McGill Dierst. age 68 years, father of Harold W. and Margaret A. Dierst and brother of John, at his home.

223 Sprucewood St. Friends and members of Milnor Lodge No. 287 and A. uuquesne Chapter 193, Pittsburgh Commandery No. I K.

and Iron City Lodge No. 171 F. P. may call at the Funeral Home of William C. Hirt.

704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St. Services Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment in South Side Cemetery.

DCDDV On Tuesday morning. Patrick husband of the late Lyde Lallv IHiddy. Funeral from McCabes. 5300 Penn on Thursday. Sept.

10. at 9:15 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. On Monday. Sept. 7.

1942. Sylvia, daughter of Frank and Jennie Fazio. Funeral from the family home. 911 Blackadore E. on Friday.

September 11 1942. at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Mother of Good Council Church at friends mvuea IORSVTH On Tuesday. Sept. 8.

1943. at 1 a. Parker husband of Mary Dailor and father of Parker (Bud) and Irene Forsyth. Friends received at the Walter S. Schaub Funeral Home.

Rrnwnsvilln Rd. at Knox and Suncrest. Services on Friday at 3 o'clock. Friends and members 1. u.

pgn. iukc No. 2 and Pgh. Encampment No. 2 invited.

Interment in South Side Cemetery. Kl.r.miR On Tneariav. Sent H. 1942. at 7:25 a.

Anna E. Gleffer, wife of the late Louis E. defter, mother of Mrs. Walter H. Duckworth and Mrs.

Alfred P. Swoyer of Philadelphia, grand mother of Mrs. William G. Sander. Miss Nancy Duckworth and Lieut.

Converse B. Kelly. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 clock.

Interment private. GROSS On Tuesday. September 8. 1942. Max.

aged 59 years, beloved husband of Katheriue Baur of 33 Meredith Street. Carrick. Friends may call at the Koontz Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.

m. Re quiem high mass at St. Basil Church at a. m. nends invited.

HACKER On Monday Sept. 7. at her resi dence, tvanuair ttoaa. n. aim- nie Gross in her 66th year, widow of Henry Hacker, mother of Mrs.

Martha Hucko. Mrs. Gertrude Gayton, William and George Hacker, and sister of Mrs. Frieda Herz of San tternardina, also survived by 6 grandchildren. Friends may call at O'Brien's.

3724 California Ave. (at Cooper St.) N. S. Services Friday afternoon at 2 :30. HOBE On Monday, Sept.

7. 1942. Leonard beloved husband of Laura Powell, father of Mrs. Virginia Schlossnagei and Helen Hobe. Friends received at the family home.

1412 Blackadore Extension Services Thursday at 2:30 p. Friends invited. HOUSTON On Monday. Sept. 7.

1942 Cornelius (Con) M. are 17 years, son of May C. Clowry Houston and the late Cornelius tConi brother of Mrs. Kathleen Stilley. Eileen and Patricia of 3505 Brownsville Road.

Brentwood. Friends may call at the Koontz Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Friday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass in 'St. Sylvester's Church at 9 a. ni. Friends invited. Holy Name Society will meet Thursday at 8 p.

m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KAELIN On Tuesday. September 8. 1942.

at 2:45 a. Kaelin beloved son of Howard J-. and Leona Edingrer Kaelin of 1605 Cumberland Crafton Heights. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Friends received at the Funeral Home of J. Herbert Hershberger Sons. 67 Station Crafton. wher services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m.

KA UT On Tuesday. September 8, 1942, Angela M. Szewczuga, beloved wife of Francis J. Kautz. mother of Raymond and Gerard, of 22 HUlson Brentwood.

Friends received at the Drzewiecki Funeral Home. 119 South 15th St. Funeral on Saturday. September 12. at 9 a.

ru. Requiem mass at St. Josephat's R. C. Church at 10 a.

m. KENNEDY On Sunday evening. Sept. 6. 1942.

at 10:45 o'clock. Samuel, husband of Ida Wanless. father ot Mrs. W. V.

Kirkpatrick, Mrs. James Bowman Jr. and Samuel L. of Pittsburgh, brother of Mrs. Mary Kennedy McKibben.

George Kennedy of Pittsburgh. John Kennedy of Seattle. Mrs. Margaret Sturges of Waterbury. Thomas Kennedy of Toronto.

Canada: Mrs. Kathryn Johnston and Joseph Kennedy of Scotland. Friends may call at the Hartwell Waples Funeral Home. Banra Blvd. at Graham East End.

where services will bo held Thursday afternoon at 2 m. KEXNEY Suddenly, at Beulah Park. Thomas husband of Estella Martin, father of Thomas W. Paul P. and Jeanne Estella Kenney.

son of Rebekah Payne and the late Thomas R-. and brother of Major Raymond P. Kenney. Funeral from his mother's residence: 171 Kendall Bellevue. Thursday at 9:15 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of the Assumn tion at 10 a. ni. KENXKLLY On Monday. Sept.

7. at 4:45 a. Anna (nee Kennellyl, wife of Thomas Kennelly of 2329 McCook mother of Sister fiernadette of the Order of Redeemer. New Jersey; Mrs. Edward Tnnney.

Edward. Thomas. Pvt. John. Pvt.

Daniel Kennelly. sister of Michael Kennelly. Friends received at H. B. Devlin Funeral Home.

825 Western Ave. Fnneral on Friday morning. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Andrew's Church. Beaver at 9 o'clock.

Chicago (111.) papers please copy. I KIDWEI.I, At Wheeling. W. on Tuesday. Sept.

8. 1942. at 3:30 p. Lawrence husband of Myrtle Songer Kidwell and father of Mrs. C.

Byron Guthridge. of 377 Jonquil Place. Mt. Lebanon. Friends received at the E.

B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 W. Liberty So Hills, where services will be held on -Thursday. Sept.

10. at 2:30 p. m. KIRSCH Of 324 Knox Avenue. 18th Ward on Wednesday.

Sent. 9. 1942. at 1:10 a. John, hufcband of Rose Burr Kirseh.

brother of Mrs. Carolyn Du-pont. Sister M. Ludovaca. Miss Elizabeth and Harry Kirsch.

Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Road. Mt. Oliver.

Funeral on Saturday at 9:00 a. m. Solemn; requiem high mass at Joseph's Church at 10:00 a. tn. Friends invited.

Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery. KIRStHNKR Suddenly, on Monday. Sept. 7th 1942.

at 2 p. William Kirsch -ner. beloved son of Hannah Mmehart Kirschner and the late George Kirschnt-r and brother of Elmer and Helen Kirschner. Mrs. Joseph Bares.

Mrs. A. C. Stoll and Mrs. H.

Stein. Funeral from Geisni-hart Brothers Funeral Home. 408 Cedar on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Cleveland (Ohio) and Buffalo (N.

T. papers please cop.v.l KNORR On Monday. Sept. 7. 1942.

Mrs. Marie Knorr of 3440 Louisa mother of Miss Elfrieda Knorr. Mrs. Erna Smith, and Erwin R. Knorr.

Friends may call at the Home of Ferguson-Wood Co, Forbes St at McKee PL. Oakland. Funeral Friday morning at o'clock. High mass of requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral at o'clock.

KRIER On Tuesday. September 8. Jean, husband of Victoria and grandfather of John Madden of 112 Singer Ave, McKees Rocks. Funeral from McDermott 1225 Chartiers McKees Rocks, on Saturday. September 12.

Requiem mass at St. Marys Church at 10 LAVERTY On Monday. Sept. 7. 1942.

at 12:20 a. John M- beloved husband of Ellen McQuaide Laverty and father of Marie. Kathleen and Joseph. Friends received at family residence. 514 Madi- son N.

S. Funeral Thursday at Stanley L. Cowie Funeral services for Stanley L. Cowie, well known to many of Pennsylvania Railroad passengers as "Captain." who died in Latrobe Hospital Monday night, will be held in the Roy E. Sibel Funeral Home, Ligonier, at 7:30 o'clock, to-right.

Burial will be in Charleston, W. Va tomorrow. "Captain" Cowie was passenger conductor on the Pittsburgh Division of the Pennsy for 46 years, and for 34 years was on the Ligonier express run between Ligonier and Pittsburgh. In that time he had made so many friends in the mountain community that when he retired in 1934, he decided to go to Ligonier to live. One of the oldest members of the Order of Railway Conductors, to which he belonged for more than 50 years, "Captain" Cowie was also a member of the Samuel Hamilton Lodge, F.

A. Wilkinsburg. the Syria Shrine of Pittsburgh; the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, of Derry, Pa, the George S. Kimble Club, Ligonier, and an honorary member of Ligonier Rotary Club. Recently he became one of the watchers at the Civil Conservation Tower on the Rolling Rock Grounds.

Surviving is a brother, George, of Columbus, O. John M. Laverty Solemn high mass of requiem for John M. Laverty. retired real estate operator, who died Monday in his home.

514 Madison Ave, will be sung at 9 a. tomorrow, in St. which he was a member. Mr. Laverty.

63, was a resident of the North Side for 40 years, and was also a member of the Holy Name Society. Born in Ireland, Mr. Laverty first was a street car conductor and for 25 years before he. retired in 1928 had been in the real estate field. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Ellen McQuaide Laverty: two daughters, Marie and Kathleen; a son, Joseph Laverty. kU of the North Side; a sister. Mary E. Laverty, also of Pittsburgh, ae a brother. Edward Laverty in Ireiid.

Friends will be received in his home. Laird J. Pefferman Laird J. Pefferman, of 1236 California Ave, an employe of the Blaw-Knox Co, died yesterday in Allegheny General Hospital after an illness of a week. He was 25.

Mr. Pefferman was born on the North Side, and had been with the steel company since his graduation from Oliver High School six and a half years ago. He "was a member of St. Joseph's Church and the Holy Name Society. burviving are his widow, Mrs.

Margaret Roche Pefferman; a daughter. Shirley Ann, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pefferman. Friends will be received at the James Lowrie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau St.

Requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. m. Friday in St. Joseph's Church. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's Cemetery. ARMY INDUCTS AT GREENSBURG Induction of a contingent of draftees from the Tarentum area was announced today by the Army station at Greensburg. Those sworn in: John E. Troesrer Sprincdale. Howard Kamiusky.

Cheswick. Albert P. Myers. Unity. William R.

Davis. Cheswick. Boyd Campbell, Oakmont. Kalph E. Crider.

Cheswick. Clarence H. Piirrman. Allison Park. Kenneth J.

Grossman. Tarentum. Blair C. Shnver. Turtle Creek.

John S. Tatrn. Glass-mere James J. Beadliutr. Weirton.

W. Va. Pete Fazio. Russeltou. Bernard Kobiusky.

Springda'e. Joe L. Kurtik Sprmgdale. Walter p. Tutak.

Tarentum. John P. Frena. Tarentum. Frank J.

Meyers. Pittsburgh. Charles T. Jones. Verona.

Henry E. Gardner. Glenshaw. Donald D. Slagle.

North Bessemer. Calvin Bentz. Kenton. Conrad A. Martin.

Millvale. Waiter Miller. Allison Park. Frederick W. Dauber.

Bellevue. Edward D. Kruse. West View. Albert Chamberlain.

Bellevue. Robert C. Edie. Bellevue. Daniel J.

Perret Bellevue. Robert B. Cooke. Bellevue. Karl D.

Hieber. Perrysville. Marion Ratajakl. West Natrona. Adam C.

Wojcik. Natrona. William C. Van Thiel. Tarentum.

John A. Garri9 Tarentum. Edward M. Sugariski. Natrona.

Robert E. Acre. Natrona Heights. Joseph J. Smith.

Natrona. Walter J. MeNamara. Mt. Lebanon.

Blake J. Middleton. Bellevue. Raymond J. Kopp.

Bellevue. William G. Miller. West View. Harold T.

Rice. Millvale. Fred C. Home. Washington, D.

C. Walter M. Stern. Bellevue. Karl Michel.

West View. George J. Comstock. Bellevue. Harry W.

Fawcett. West View. Albert J. Smith. West View.

William E. Weyman. Bellevue. Robert L. Behr.

WeEt View. Lawrence T. Miller. Bellevue. William F.

Leiendecker. Bellevue. Robert F. Adams. West View.

Edward B. Snellen. Millvale. Alfred F. Dailey Bellevue.

Frank R. Kamewski. Bellevue. William J. Mawhinney.

Bellevue. Frank R. Aisbitt. West View. Howard J.

Kossler. West View. Howard p. Steuernagel. West View.

James A. McCandless. Bellevue. Aneelo A. De Aneelo.

West View. Robert A. Nist. N. Pittsbursrh.

Anthony C. Kasiniirsky. Millvale. Robert A. Bruce.

Bellevue. Andrew H. Beljan. West View. Harry J.

Hamberter Belleviie. James W. Applegate. Anirola. Ind.

feter J. Colombo. Bellevue. Albert Kaimond. Tarentum.

Samuel J. Laurieia. Pittsburgh, Walter W. Fleming. Freeport.

Stanley Mailki. West Natrona. Joseph J. Bordonaro. Tarentum.

Harry D. Klisensmith Brackenndse. David Fotheringham. Tarentum. Alvm E.

Mason Natrona. Francis J. Konarskik. Natrona. Joseph A.

McCulloueb. Tarentum. Garvie J. Miller Natrona. Edwin M.

Ludwig. Tarentum. Clarence w. Mason. Tarentum.

Earl M. Rausch. Tarentum. James A. Esler.

Tarentum. Georse W. Voeekel. Brackenridee. Melvin N.

Swart zlander. Natrona Heishts. l.ane Pollack. Oil City. Francis J.

Brown. Tarentum. Harold E. Atkinson Tarentum. Felix G.

Wilinski. Tarentum. Bernard L. Pollack. Oil City.

Paul Struhar Tarentum. Rudolph S. Dolny, Tarentum. Edward A. Nowosielski.

Natrona. John C. Erb. Tarentum. Dee R.

Orcutt. Brackenridtre. Paul E. Vogel. Bracken ridge.

Norman L. Bremnghouse. Natrona. George E. Gamble.

Tarentum. Paul P. Palko. Tarentum. Edward L.

Goldmser. Natrona. Bernard J. Caliifan. Natrona.

Karl C. 09iecki. Natrona. Frank Qninio. Tarentum.

Joseph W. Kmiewicz. Natrona. Edward E. Bartosiewicz.

Natrona. Porter N. Hazlett. Natrona. Fred V.

Carter. Tarentum. Vincent B. Leoparui. Tarentum.

Adam J. Baikiewicz. Natrona. 'harles L. Evans.

Natrona. Marcel N. Cardinal. Tarentum. ranK Kosmai tarentum.

Jesse L. Stobart. Tarentum. ji'arl V. Heisrert.

Natrona Heights. 'Joseph A. Pettit. Tarentum. John W.

Beuter. Brackenridge. John E. E'wood. Tarentum.

olenn H. Thompson. Tarentum. Lester L. Swartzlander.

Natrona Heights Evan E. Jones. Tarei'tnmi- James L. Scott Tarentum. Fred Stiegeler.

Perrvsville. Frank L. Schmidt. West View. u.

t-proui. tJeuevue. Norman V. Kreger. Benevue.

LalrC o. Miller. Quick application off comforting Retinal gives prompt relief from fiery throbbing. Hs oily base soothes parched skin. EIESIIKIOIk HP Legal Notices IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania: So. 147S October Term. 1943. In re petition of John Polupck and Mary A. Polupcsik.

his wife, and William John Polupcsik. their minor child, for chance of names to John Kerish and Mary A. Kerish and William John Kerish. their minor child. To all persons interested: Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the tiling of said petition and fixed the ltHh day of October.

1S42. at 9:30 a. as the time and the Assignment Room. City-County Buildinir. Pittsburgh.

as the placn for a hearins. when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why aid names should not be changed as prayed for. Howard R. Eulenstem. Attorney for Petitioner.

1-09 Plaza Pittsburgh. Pa. BRANDT BRANDT. Attorneys. 1803 Law Finance Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 12133 of 1942. Notice that- letters testamentary on the estate of John Betcher. deceased, late of Ross Township.

Allegheny County, bavins- been ran ted all persons indebted to said estate wiU make payment and those havms; claims will present them to Hunter S. Betcher. Executor, 524 Stan- iorq Avenue, koss Township. Pa, LOUIS FINKELSTEIN. Attorney.

10 W. Grant Avenue. Duqueine. Pa. No.

11637 of 1942. Notice that letters of administra tion on the estate of John OndreJ. deceased late of Duquesne. Allegheny County, having- been granted, all persons inueoiea to saia estate wiji maice payment and those havinir claims will present trm to George Ondrei. Administrator.

831 Catherine Duquene. Pa. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania: No. 22B1 October Term.

1942. In re petition of Genevieve Golinski for change of name to Genevieve Gallick. To all persons interested Notice is hereby sriven that an order of said Court authorized the riline of said petition and fixed the 6th dav of November. 1942. at 9:30 a.

as the time and the Assignment Room. City-County Build-ins. Pittsburgh. as the place for a hearins. when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why said name should not be changed as prayed for.

Leo I Shapiro. Attorney for Petitioner, UK) 5 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Alle gheny County.

Pennsylvania: No. 2260 October ivrm. 1942. In re petition of John Andrew Golinski and Mary Barbara Golinski. his wife, for chanz-e nff names to John Andrew Gallick and ary Barbara Gallick.

To all persons interested: Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court auinonzea me nung oi said petition and fixed the 6th day of November. 1942. at 9:30 a. as the time an the Assignment Room. City-County Building.

Pittsburgh. as the place for a when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why said names should not be changed as nra.ved for. Leo 1. Shaniro At torney for Petitioner. 1003 Law Finance miiiciing.

-niBDtirgn. ra. GEORGE K. JELLEY. Attorney.

1OO0 Jones uw tsuuaing. Pittsburgh. p. No. 12135 of 1942.

Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Harrv F. Loasdnn. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons naeDiea to saia estate win make payment and those ha-ing claims will present them to Mary F. Lossdon.

Administratrix. 219 E. Elizabeth Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.

WALDO P. BREEDON. Attorney, SI3 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

No. 12094 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Michael Lesic-k. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to staid estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Tessy Lesick.

Executrix. 237 Rhode Island Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. MARTIN U.

MIHM. Attorney. 725 Frtck Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

No. 10646 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Genevieve B. White, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Chas A.

Waldschmidt. Executor. 918 Frick Bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa EDW.

S. SHT2INBERG. Attorney. 1008 Law and Finance Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 10644 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Cohen, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Eva Katz.

Jackson Street, and Etbe) La Belle. Executors. 631 Chislett Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.

HARRV J. APPLESTEIN. Attorney. 1003 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 11583 of 1942. Notice at letters testamentary on the of Bessie J. Krasnow.

deceased. Uim of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County. having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Melvin S. Krasnow.

Executor. 2327 Pittock Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. SEIF.

EVASBWICK Sc BEST. Attorneys. 1115 Berger Buildinsr. Pittsburgh. Pa.

No. 11591 of 1942. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Betty Ann Donges. deceased, late of Bethel Township. Allegheny County, having been granted an persons inaeotea to saia estate will make navment and those having claims will present them to Albert Donges.

Administrator. Graser Road. rL. u. o.

Pittsburgh, pa. McCLOSKEY. BEST LESLIE. Attorneys. 1H07 Oliver Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 112.3d of 1942 Notice that letters testamentary on the estate 'of Elizabeth Mc-Aninch. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make Payment and those having claims will present them to George W.

Heinemann. Kxecuter. 445 Monroe Street. Conneaut. Ohio FRANCI P.

ANTON. Attorney. 567)2 uraui ounuig, rtiuuniu, i. otv. 11281 of 1942.

Notice that letters ot administration of the estate of Catherine Coleman, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make papment and those having claims will present them to Rose O'Toole, Administratrix. 6163 Kincaid Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.

WILLIAM L. JACOB. Attorney. 81 St. Nicholas Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 11861 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of John O'Connor, deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Julia C. Cunningham. Executrix. 1121 Chislett Street. Pittsburgh.

Pa. WILLIAM H. MARKliS Attorney. 1601 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 11592 of 1942 Notice that let-tpra nf administration t. on the estate of Marion Turner Schroth. also known as Marion Turner, aeeeasen.

late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Mildred Turner Stewart. Administratrix, t. 922 James Street. N. S- Pittsburgh.

Pa. Proposals COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLVANIA. Pittsburgh. September 9.

1943 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Controller of the County of Allegheny. Room 104 Court House. Pittsburgh. until It -ft C- Wfi. mo I 1 111..

-t Friday. September IB. 1942. and will be opened and read by the County Commissioners in the Conference Room. Room 410 Court House.

Pittsburgh. one-half hour later, at 11:00 o'clock a. Eastern War Time, for the purchase from the County of the PITTSBURGH VEIN OF COAL, required to be removed and stockpiled by Machuda and Meyers. Grading onlraotors. underlying tnat pari oi ine area located to the West of the East-West Kunway of the Civil Aeronautics Authority's National Defense Airport, in Moon and Findlay Townships, to be graded in connection with work under a contract for the trading of the Airport, now under way.

with the assignment of the County's right to have the said coal stockpiled as re quired under said grading contract, approximating lOtt.OOO net tons of coal. Pronosal Instructions to Bidders and Specifications. Form of Contract anil Plans may oe viewea at me oniee or me commissioners of the County of Allegheny. Dejiartment of Property and Division of Purchases. Room 207 Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Copies of the above data for use of bidders will be furnished upon application to the off tee of thff Commissioners of the County of Allegheny. Department of Prop erty ana supplies, uivision ot purcnases. Rr.om 2(17 Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pa- Proposals must be accompanied by a surety company oona or cerunea cnecs to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the Instructions to Bidders and Specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept and carry out the conditions of the contract in the case of an award The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. ROBERT G. WOODSIDE. County County of Allegheny.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh. September 9. 1942. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the oBice of the Controller of Allezheny County. 104 Court Bouse.

Pittsburgh. until 10:30 a. Eastern War Time. Tuesday. September 29.

1942. and publicly opened at 11 :00 a. Eastern War Time, in the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 41U. Court House. Pittsburgh.

for furnishing and installing Ten (10) Gas Fired l'nt Heaters for Auxiliary Building. County Airport. No bidder may withdraw his bid for ft period ot sixty (oui flays alter the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders.

Plan and conditions regulating bidding. together with specifications, may be had on application to the office ot the Depart ment oi property supplies. Court House. Pittsburgh. Penna.

Proposals must be accompanied by a of or running to the County 'of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the speci hcatfons as evidence tnat tne oiaoer wiu accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract in ease of award. The County Commissioners reset va the right to reject any ana su oias. ROBERT 5. County Con troller. Allegheny County.

PNEUMATIC water systems including pumps, tubing, water tank, for sale. May be inspected at Berkeley Hills and Evergreen Bcnoois. Ross Township. Offers sent to the undersigned will be considered for acceptance or rejection at Board meeting on October flth. Ross Township School District.

Pan! Hughes Secretary. 88. K. Freemont Bellevue. Pa.

Advertisements for the big Sunday PRESS will be taken until 1 P. M. Saturday. TELEPHONE COurt 4900 MOST ADS BEST RESULTS Lost and Found PURSE Lane, dark bins, contaimns rosary, with name. keys, money, downtown or Tenth.

Carson St. Reward. Evererlade 2169. SHOES, white Washington Road. Mt.

Lebanon vicinity. Monday, Reward. Lehigh gu3. MERCER. PA.

Gruen sport watch -reward: keepsake 7-1 East 9th Ave Munhall. Homestead 5216. TRAVELING BAG: Black, zipper: Labor Day. between intersection Routes 22-30 and Crafton. Pa.

Reward. Atlantic 8593. WATCH Gold "Waltham." Initials 'S. S. back.

North Side vicinity. Reward. Mayflower 7953. WORKS From lapel watch. Crawford make, lost Sunday morning; downtown Pittsborgh.

Reward. Jackson 2Q6. LOST Lower set of teeth. Mt. Oliver dis-trtct.

Reward. Write 473. Press. Pcrsonol JEWISH couple wish to adopt infant. 478.

Press. FLEASE mention Ths Pittsburgh Press when answering advertisements. Mole Help Wanted Notice to Advertisers Advertisers offering positions I to workers skilled in critical War Industries are required by the War Manpower Commission to include the following sentence in their advertisement: "Application from ihoim now employed in Wat Indmtrin will not bo considmrnd." All advertisement in The Pitta-burgh Preen Male Help and Female Help Wanted columns, offering Sale Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis ot compensation. Attendants and Managers" For Service Stations Located Ambridge. Crafton.

Coraonolis. Experience preferred, not necessary. Good salary, plus commission. Steady employment: opportunity for advancement. Write or phone for interview.

E. H. Jennings Bros. 20Q9 Clark Bldg. Court 2986.

Automotive Machine- Shop Operator Capable of operating, cutting and grind ing eouinment and all types of garage equipment. Man over present draft age preferred. Good salary: in town 30 miles from Pittsburgh. Reply Box 476. in own hand writing, stating age.

experience two past employers and three references. ACCOUNTANT FULL OR PART TIME. FOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTING. WRITE 422. PRESS.

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Expen-enced telephone: liberal commissions. Apply or write 609 Investment Building. ARCHITECTURAL and Engineering Sales Representative with paint, building supplies or allied background desired by national manufacturer AAA-1 for established Western Pa. territory. Substantial immediate drawing account.

Phone 0 to 5. L. B. Poole. Atlantic 71QO.

ASSISTANT WINDOW TRIMMER One who is willing to learn window trim-ming in ladies' specialty shop. Steady position. Give age. if married, recent experience, if now employed, salary ex-pected. 412.

Press. AIRCRAFT JOBS IN ESSENTIAL WAR WORK JIG FIXTURE BUILDERS PLANT LAYOUT ENGINEERS METHODS ENGINEERS PROCESS ENGINEERS TOOL DESIGNERS CUTTER GRINDER OPERS. PRODUCTION MACHINE SET-UP MEN MACHINE TOOL OPERS. HEAT TREAT MEN MACHINISTS YODER HAMMER OPERATORS SHEET METAL WORKERS METAL FITTERS FOUNDRY FOREMEN (NON-FERROUS) Please do not apply if you are now devoting 100 of your time to war work. Bring Birth Certificate and Social Security Card Interviews Monday through Saturday.

A. M. to 11 A. M. 1 P.

M. to 4 P. M. and Wednesday Eve. 6:30 P.

M. to :30 M. EASTERN AIRCRAFT TRENTON DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORP. TRENTON, N. J.

AU i OMOmLE MECHAN-ICES, BENCH HANDS; ETC; STEADY WORK; CONVENIENT LOCATION; GOOD CONDITIONS; WAR WORK; SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK. WRITE, STATING AGE, LENGTH AND KIND OF EXPERIENCE, ETC. 496, PRESS. "Applications from those now employed in War industries not considered." AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Steady work and salary to right man Mnst bat sober 519 Foreland St North Side. AUTO PARTS Stock Man Draft deferred, national organization.

Call Penhurst 4844. AUTO MECHANIC, all make cars; steady work. Apply Lynwood Garage. Carrick 3Q11. BAKER Second-hand.

on bread and cakes. 3904 Perrysville North Side. BAKERY SALESMAN Guarantee plus commission. Apply Ertl Baking Com- Sany after 4 p. 923 Second Ave.

Ir. D. Campbell. BAKER Bread, rolls: night work: steady mt) Apply 2826 Brownsville Road, car rick. RAKER Second hand: bread and roUs' night work.

Federal 287Q. BOOKKEEPER Experienced for permanent nositimt with coal mining company. Give full particu-lars in letter. Write 483. Press.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced for permanent nrH.it inn wi rh coal mining company. Give' full partica- in icuer. "rile tBI. jreSB. BOYS Two.

young): may be of limited experience; capable driving car: mum know city: sot is 1-A. Mr. Sanger Grant 48QO. BOY (Colored): evening work. Apply after 3 p.

m. Mary lea Drive-Inn. 311ti Banksville) near Dorm on t. Locust 9612. BOY Colored.

18. housework, rood salary Apply after 8 m. 6715 Rowan. East End. BOYS Work in bowling alleys.

18 year or over. Call after 6 p. Sprini Garden Bowline Alleys. 1569 Spring Garden Ave. Meredith St, Carrie-, died yester day in her home.

A life-long resident of the Pittsburgh district and the widow of James Maloy, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Lena Lutz. with whom she made her home, and Mrs. Linda Haney, and a brother, August Greeno. Friends will be received at the Koontz Funeral Home.

1719 Brownsville Rd. Requiem high mass will be at 9:30 a. m. Saturday in St. Basil's Church with burial in the Calvary Cemetery.

Charles S. Lindsay Charles S. Lindsay, president of the Heppenstall Co. at Bridgeport, Conn, a subsidiary of the Heppenstall Co. of Pittsburgh, died Sunday in his home at Bridgeport.

Mr. Lindsay, born in Pittsburgh In 1867, was in the banking business in Pittsburgh until 1910 when he became affiliated with the Heppenstall Co. here. After the purchase of the Heppenstall plant in Bridgeport, Mr. Lindsay was made secretary and treasurer of that plant and later was elected to the presidency, which position he held until the time of his death.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie M. Heppenstall Lindsay and a daughter, Miss Sara A. Lindsay. Also surviving is a sister, Miss Jane Lindsay of the East End.

Mr. Lindsay was a member oi various Masonic organizations. Funeral services were held today in Bridgeport and the body will be brought to Pittsburgh for services tomorrow at 3 p. at H. Samson's, 537 Neville St.

Burial will be private in Allegheny Cemetery. John Robert Wharton Funeral services for John Robert Wharton, a resident of the North Side district for 20 years, who died suddenly Monday in his home, 601 Ridge Ave, will be held at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Ritchey Funeral Home, Sewickley. Born in Sewickley, Mr.

Wharton was 71. He was a member of the Methodist Church of Sewickley. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Wharton Hunter of Bellevue, and a brother, Harry G. Wharton, of Glen Osborne.

Burial will be in Sewickley Cemetery. Mrs. Antonina Katafiasz Mrs. Antonina A. Malak Katafiasz, of 6 Bellevue Rd, died yesterday in her home.

Mrs. Katafiasz was the widow of Melchior Katafiasz, a stationary engineer at Mt. Nazareth Academy, Bellevue, who died two years ago. She is survived by two sons, Aloysius and Peter Katafiasz: four daughters, Sister Violette of Du-Bois, Sister Melchiora, of Mt. Nazareth Academy; Sister Merici of Monessen, and Miss Helen Katafiasz, of the North Side, and three grandchildren.

Solemn mass of requiem will be sung at 9:30 a. Saturday, in Mt. Nazareth Academy Chapel, with burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Millvale. Mrs.

Jennie Burtnett Mrs. Jennie Grooms Burtnett, of the Cathedral Mansions, widow of Stephen Ailes Burtnett and a daughter of the late William and Melinda Grooms, died yesterday. Mrs. Burtnett was born in Car-michaels. Pa, and was a member of the Press Club and of the Christ Methodist Church.

She is survived by a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth DeMain, of Brownsville, Pa. Friends will be received at H. Samson's.

537 Neville St, where mm do and wonder wny tneir i dentures remain dull ana stainea -why they suffer with ottenaing aen- i ture breath. They fail to reams mat water alone is not a cleansing agent but now, mere a great lormuia i perfected By a oennit, cmo I Stera-Kleen tnat tnorougniy cuira false teetn witnoui nmrmi brushing! Simply put a uttie Stera-Kleen fowotr tn a gius oi water aoe your teem now I they sparkle, are really clean ana; look like the day your oennsij said. "Dos tney looa naturair Try Stera-Kleen lasts long i icosts only aoy. At orug.im. POSITIVELY KILLS Safe Sure Inexpensive way to get rid of bedbugs.

Results guaranteed on contact. Non-staining when used as directed. Simply pour Discovery down baseboards, in cracks in walls or spray on beds wherever bedbugs lurk and breed. Over 1.000,000 cans of Petennan's sold last year. Your drug, gist sells the big economy size can.

DISCOVERY 3 Mole Help Wanted Heat Treater's Helper Small Tools STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE. WAGES EXPECTED AND DRAFT STATUS. Man past draft age considered. 475, Press.

"Applications from those now employed in Tr Industries not HEATTREATER Small Tools STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE. WAGES EXPECTED AND DRAFT STATUS. MAN PAST DRAFT AGE CONSU ERED. 495.

PRESS. "Applications from those now employed in War Industries not considered." JA I TOR Whit YZZi vlT xira t- ucii uuun. mum dc a oie make minor repairs. S75 and lining quarters. JANITOR White, resident, to do general Mnitnr i nl1 12-unit apartment in Shadysida will be furnished.

Write 420. Press. nrurviirM KITCHENMEN Bus Boys. Porters. Dish- KITCHEN HELPER White man for main V1" iMemian.

west renn Hospital. 4800 Friendship Bloom- MASSEUR Experienced: best references oaiary ana commission. First Class Health Room. Y. M.

C. A But- MACHINISTS Tool "Snd Die Makers. Hmlunn vr.wp- Ceramic A Mfg. Company. Latrobe.

Penna. 'Applications from those now employed in War Industries will not he considered." MACHINE PRESSER For Dry Cleaners. MOntrose 2700 MEN Monthly payment plan: highest commissions: immediate verinca tion. 408 Professional Building. MANAGER Medium sized food store no meat; give full qualifications and refer- icnri.

ny. tress. MULTILITH OPERATOR Experienced-1 draft-exempt, nnder 30. Salary S150 Montgomery Employment. Jenkins Ar- MEAT CUTTER and counter men.

Apply Alexander Market, 310 East 8th Ae MAN Experience unnecessary. Ambitious, young married man (under 30) to assist manager of wholesale food company branch warehouse. Good salary while Press1 WItn Promotion. 424 MAN "4-F." married, under 30. to train lor sales position with wholesale food company, calling on retail merchants only.

No experience necessary. Good salary with quick promotion to am- Married or single to learn Finance i "pexience necessary, steady work. salary and expenses: opportunity for advancement. Must have auto, no selling. Apply in own handwriting, giving asre.

personal description, education, dependents and previous connections, write 429. Iress. Ken now working tm War Industries in the Pittsburgh District are not to reply to -dvertisemenH offering employment elsewhere. MA Drafting room experience: draft ex- ruiii. i ur.vona arait age; not over 60.

g'aie quanncaiions. js s2. Press. MAN White, general maintenance work. waeoint.

ura.lt exempt good wages. Permanent. Write 486. Press. MAN Recent machine shop experience: rmpi or oeyona Ural I age; not over 60.

State qualifications. A 468. Press. MAN Older: preferably experienced real rawie ana insurance, state age. salary.

Replies strictly confidential. 488. Press. MAN Take full charge chicken experienced: married or single, (no children good wages, maintenance, fln "wyrvn mmtj lur rinm man, ta7. tress.

MAN 4(1 to 45. drive car. Steady work. MAN To wash dishes and do porter work. APPly 121 Sixth Street.

MEN AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Established food route to man who wants to be his own boss. Regular customers assures good volume of business to start. No experience necessary. Full training given on salary basis. Apply The J.

R. Watkins Co 6880 Centre E. E. MEN With home workshop, metal work- in laurn mining macuines. drill presses: piece work: close tolerances: doing sub-contract work.

C. 493 Ptmi MEN To work in saws and tool repair 1 fantrill Kir a MEN TWO. MARRIED TO LEARN tAirr-Bis BUSINESS ON RETAIL ROUTE. WE TRAIN YOU: SALARY $26 PLUS COMMISSION AND BONUS. APPLY BEFORE 9 A.

AFTER 4 P. M. COOK COFFEE CO- 3201 HAM LEV (CORNER OPHELIA 1. OAKLAND. MAN Between ages 16-40.

white or col- urea, as porter ana general cleric. Apply Anchor Tire and Battery Company. 16 Liberty Ave. OFFICE MAN 35-50: experience in sta tionery or namware held desired but not necessary: must have knowledge of of nee records along with letter-writinr experience. U.

S. citizen, draft exempt. Opportunity with well established company. Give age. experience, references, and salary expected.

474. Press. OPTOMETRIST Man or woman. Mats Qosuncations. are, salary desired.

179. Press. OPTICAL SHOP MAN Experienced cutting, edarinr and motmt- ing. gee Mr. Clarke.

636 Lioerty Ave. OPTICAL FITTER AND ADJUSTER Male or female: long established retail inscription opticians. Jenkins Arcade. Writ 434. Presa.

PAINTERS (2) Experienced only: inside) and outside work; open shop. Call after 7 p. jacsaon zjw. PIN SETTERS 3. white, over 18 years.

Eloa Bowling Alleys. 3l otn Ave. PIN SETTERS White or colored, experienced Steady workers only. Tr' angle Bowling Alleys. 528 Penn Emer-son Bowling Alleys.

6708 Penn Aye. PHARMACIST Registered: rood chance for advancement: tea dp work: Pleasant working conditions. Write 477. Press. PHARMACIST Registered: good chance for advancement: steady work: Pleasant working conditions.

Rand's Drug Store. Pittsburgh and Main 6t Greensburg. Pa. PAINTER WANTED. H.

A. HULL. CHURCHILL 8975. PIN SETTEE? Apply University Recrea-: tion. 407 South Craig, any day after 13 noon.

PORTERS Also dishwashers. no experience necessary. Pittsburgh druC company. Call Scnenley 4392. 2-4 P.

aa. or write 415. Press. KEEI in touch with opportunity tn The Want Ads. 3 Malt Hefp Wonted BOYS FOR FACTORY WORK; MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES GOOD CONDI- TIONS; STEADY 'WORK; SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK; WAR WORK.

WRITE 495, PRESS. BOYS Counter work 18 or over; clean and neat appearing. APPLY TO fi DATT.V 830 LIBERTY AVE. (NO PHONE CALLS) BOY With driver's license: steady. Lab-bie Millinery 815 Penn Pittsburgh.

BOY Strong. for errands. Apply 424 Diva, oi Allies. BOY Reliable, to assist piano tuner; Must be able to drive; steady. Cedar 3797.

BRICK TOSSERS Experienced. 34th Street and Jane Street. South Side BODY AND FENDER repair man: experi enced, reliable: also experienced steady work: good wages. Mr. Finch.

Sewickley 461. BURNERS for scrap cutting; good pay. Xiuu Kiver Ave. BUSBOYS. Chef.

Valet, janitor, chauffeur- nouseman: orderly: hotel clerk. Roebrig. 631 Penn. BUTCHER Experienced, who knows how to dress oeet. veal and iamt; steady work, good wages.

Bloom tield Packing 2114 East N. Side. Fairfax 1500. BUTCHER Experienced: steady work. Call Sterling 8543.

CABINET MAKERS: anion shop, war work: steady employment. Old established Pittsburgh Pittsburgh P. Box 1405 "Applications from those now employed in War Industries wul wot he considered. CARPENTER With ear or driver's license, for real estate repairs. Steady work.

State qualifications, wages ex-pected. etc. P. O. Box 6346.

Pittsburgh. CAR WASHER Experienced, good pay. Wilkinsburg Buick. 743 Ross Ave, Wil kinsburg. CAR WASHER Colored, experienced.

Clark cnevroiet. 22 Carson St. CANVASSERS 2 At once new deal car furnished- refer ence required: highest commissions. Apply Morgan Home tquipment iui mar ket Pgh. CHAUFFEUR Private family well-recom mended: weekly salary, lit) tsivu.

Allies Atlantic 0175 CIGARETTE STAMPER. APPLY 711 FIFTH AVE. XERK Fruit market experience preferred. Fine's Market. 130 Brownsvme mi Oliver.

COLLECTOR Experienced, with car: good salary ana tunim isw i' Clothing 650 Merchant St- Am- pnage. i-a. COOK Experienced, steady work. Grivas Restaurant. 314 Mill Street, Coraonolis.

Phone 9728. CLERK 17-19. White Auto accessories Penhurst 7g'JI. mornings COOKS: WHITE 100 to S160 monthly: other positions. NATIONAL.

429 Penn Ave. Gammon's. 208 North Highland. East ljioerty. COOK Night work, short hours: steady.

La Salle Restaurant. 824 Federal North Side CANDYMAKER For small wholesaler. State age. experience, salary desired. J.

Eddie Candy Company. Bridgeport. West lrginia. COMPOSITOR Or linotype operator. Good opportunity for right man.

423. Press. DISTRIBUTORS Report 6:30 a. rain or shine, Thurs. and Fri.

118 Washington PI. nivHWAQHFR Tnlnrnd 1 ft veara or over: references required. Apply Liggett's Drug 6th and miinneia si. Draftsmen- Wanted: experienced power shovel, crane and construction machinery draftsmen. Apply in writing-.

caTe of Box 261. Beaver Falls. Pa. "Applications from those now employed in War. Industries will not be considered." DRIVER Deliver grocery orders, familiar with Squirrel Hill section.

Block Market. 2Q20 Murray Ave. DRUGGISTS For McKeesport. Charleroi and New Kensington: good chance for advancement. Apply mornings or write Central Drug Stores.

540 9th ew nensinston. DRIVER For dry cleaning truck, no soliciting, straight salary. 5306 Penn Avenue. Montrose 8112. DRIVER For -ton truck, immediately.

R. G. Ellison. Stand No. 66.

Diamond Market DRIVER For light delivery truck: not in 1 A 4 days weekly. References. 324 Castle Shannon Mt. Lebanon. ERRAND BOY WANTED Apply Sufrin's.

Inc- 826 Fifth Pittsnurgn ERRAND BOY Printing-office. B. T. Lewis Hoe tetter 80 First Avenue. ERRAND BOY for night deliveries: must be 18.

Liberty Engraving Post Gazette Bldg. Grant 1654. EXPERIENCED man. city references, two days a week, to clean windows, polish floors and brass; S5.00 a day; no meals. MA.

4948. EXPERIENCED young man needed for grocery store. Cedar 5753. FAMILY wanted to care for kennel dors. 5-room cottage on place.

Mabel Pyle Oakmont. Pa. FARM HELP for Ohio truck garden: 30c hour; transportation lurnisnea. nei-lington Q248. FOUNDRY superintendent, machine shop foremen, and pattern makers, tor out-of-town firm.

Write 431. Press. Applications from those now employed in War Industries will not be considered" FOREM A Experienced, for 8 minute Speedy wash Rack, one wno can oversee and manage own crew. Call Churchill 9496. FURNACE INSTALLERS Experienced.

Apply in person. a. m. Holland Furnace iraiton iranon. FURNITURE warehouse manager, experi- enced.

to represent one oi Pennsylvania largest -home furnishers within 100 miles ot Pittsburgh. Excellent salary to party qualifying. Mnst be 30 to 40 years of are with a family. Apply in own hand writing, giving 3 references, including past and present employers. All information will be held strictly confidential, write 42B.

Press. GARAGE Experienced, for fleet oi trucks, united Baking Ziill Carson South Side. Gasoline Station Attendants Permanent ODOortunitv feu tvaneecmMit in Pittsburgh and Western references required. Apply between 8 a. ro.

and 7 p. m. spur Distnbatinr 1118 -Ungnton rortn sine, nttstmrgn. GROCERY MAN Experienced, wholesale groceries. Apply 2023 Penn Avenue, city.

HOUSEMAN, city references." two days a week, to clean windows, polish floors ana orass: ao.uu a day: no meais MA. 4948. TNSELBRIC mechanics and helpers. Fair- tax w-iwi Between 6-8 evenings I ANTTOR Live in modern 2 room, bath ffltofflcy rent for tending furnace rnr ouiiainga. reference, call mut Tairlux 4456 G-7i..