The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 22

EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS GUIDE 22 THI NASHVILU TENNESSEAN, T.etd-y Meraig, Sapt. 21. 1941 BUSINESS GUIOI BUSINESS GUIDE French Reds Ask P-OBY Monday aUrnooa. Sept. 38.

at Heln Wentat) rem TRAINEE CaatsMr XootU aa aW traellve fill With outstanding ixrson-allty te "ale at Mas Pacur snake-up artist. Must Riga scnoo. arauuai. Oood salary and eomaslsalea. 6Va ear.

44-heur week. Apply PKKSONNKL OFTTCE KNU1 HOUSEKEEPER. Settled, enmarrled. mrddlaated. ealerwa woja.n llwa an Blafl llent nouaee tag, cooking.

NleoTlvlnt inr, loud alary, 8-88S8 betweta 1 a aud 8 p. quit. Leslady' For Sports wear er Drest Demar-tstBt. Experienced prefarnd. FssLD'S 316 3rd Avenue NORTH LAUNDRY HELP Experienced er Insitxrieneed Colored women tor various lobe Fretssrs: Shirt Operators! Flat Work Good pay.

steady work sUFPY DAY LAUNDRtltItwau iTtn BISl young white ofnta pleasant work. Ne eipsrlsoo ttentrtwa ca. vw. pay. HAPPY DAY fJtrrNDRY-Ctlei 17th and Stat i YOUNG LADIES TRAIN FOR BAKkRY DyPARTMETTl la our trocery stores HILL COMPANY 60S Second North COOKS Dining room maids and and dish.

wasnrs xprincea, eoiored peip only, These good loos for the right per- sons TENNKSrlE. SCH(X IUH TUI. BLIND, 88 Hermitage Av. COOK Good general housework for fare. Ur of 4.

Stay on place. Must be experienced with references. 118. Thursday, 3 Sundays a month oft. CaU before noon.

8-4274. GOOD STENOGRAPHER And to help with general oiiioe work. Part-time. 13 to 6 each day, 8 daye week. Apply Capital DUtoibuUns Co 432 3rd Avenue.

North. ELEVATOR OPERATOR Settled colored women, 25 to 36 years eld. pleasant working conditions, peai to tare and references required. nn.RERT ft lis llh Avenue North. MAID Upstairs work, car for S-year-old1 a nm.wk Reference required.

0-1537, Banner-Te nnesaea SECRETARY With experience. 8-dsy week. Salary based on evperlene. Ap- ly Room 331, Methodist rubUthln. louse.

610 Brosdway. ALTERATION LADY For ladles coats, suits, dress. Full time position. FELDMAN'S. 6th Avenue STENOGRAPHER Capable of taking ac curals nictation, cnauc ior eavanc- a ment with established concern.

U-1841 WAITRESS 3 experienced with health card. Good pay. 6-day eek. Apply ELLISTON PLACE SODA SHOP, 3111 Elltston Place. HOUSEKEEPER White.

relltTTms lady un. oer eo. local reierenoea, pii one Wh can drive. Good wages. tJ---4.

Hannar Tennessean. FOUNTAIN Girl, mutt have good appear! ancs ana oe a wining worxcr, no mshtg or Sundsys. Apply Fountain, Lobby Third National Bank Build at. 1 AID Colored. ovef38 years of au.

for1" seneral house work. Three chlidrpn la family. Live en place. Apply 108 Third N. MARKER AND CHECKER for Casle Cleaner Office.

No rxoerlrnet necessary. caulk jjut Franklin Rd. Please apply In person. WAITRESS White, fast. neat, reliable.

experienced. 8sm Davis Hotel Coded Shop, H. L. Glrbblo. WAITRESSES Two experienced with health cards.

Good pay, hours 1 to 1U Apply in person. 403 31st CASHIER AND CANDY OTRT. 43 hour week. Apply Msnsgtr Waltrtss's. Sth tnd Arctde.

HOUSEMOTHER Wanted a refined Te nuous woman to help In Monroe Hard Int Home. 8-7467. WAITRESS Experienced. Apply 317 Deadtrlck 'St, luiu uie wain runs. MAID Presslnt tnd cletnlnt.

Apply In perscn. Mrs. jeureyi. (-tllioaruj, toe WAITRESS Apply Midway Experienced. Cafe, 411 Lalayette.

HOUSEKEEPER Cars for 3 on place. Write box U-l. Tennessean. CURB OIRLS AND TIP TOP BARH Main dt McFerrin WAITRESS No nltht or 1 Apply in Morris COOK And main. Genet care for young baby.

health card. 8-4977 STENOGRAPHER With tin. of oookkeeplng. Apply Sanders Mfg. 134 4th A COOK Genersl housework.

colored woman, reference t. Live on place. 8-1367. HOUSEWORK Cook. Experif Rr'U WKOS, tied.

References necessary. t. Call t-8958 SECRETARY Pleasant work tlons. Vanderbllt 9-5C51. station 69L HOUSEKEEPER To care for two ehildretj In exchange ior roora.ooard and sal-sry.

7-4965-W, HOUSEKEEPER Settled whit woman, light housework, care for baby. IU Law rence Ave. 8-7832. HOUSEWORK Cook, 4 in family. Stay on place or ttsy 3 References.

8-3585. HOUSEKEEPER White, refined, settled. Couple only. Room, board, salary. 8-4258.

tismaaea Service. Ortwred BLOCK "LAYING" Oarasea, Foundations, TJnder iBtllnB CALX. OOAD. (-3S01. II QU'rrEltlNO Rooflna.

Furnac work water tanas, atu suss. u. BTAriH. s-osas. FLOOR aat pid Hum supply Star, is Wood- faye-PH- a-Josa.

CHIMNE7 STDCOO Chlmny, ind and repalrsd. stuooo work. Taylor 4-SOM. ORAD1NO Small dosar. Special- laea in yards, eritewsyi.

ponds, paaa-menta and ethsr work. Phone 8-13M. SXraOES Built rsasonably. xperlnod contractor, xour satisiaouoa 8-043S. BULLDOZER Work lakea roads, baaa-fienta farm work.

Bill Bandar son. J-tKIll, CARPENTRY Paintins. Rootlnt. Qenexal itapair. rri nMaoaaoia, artnur mot-ton.

2-871S. ATTICS Dormers, euttlds stairs, plaster- ins. uenerai repauiaf. l. js.

uuurt B-I. S-7'l. leveled: housrls open, cloa freely. PERRY, 1-1MJ. RXPAIRS Oa homes snd business prop erty.

Build pew ones. DUNLAF CON- BTROCTIOrf 42-33TI ROOPINQ Gutter Iris, aidla. and repair- lot tioai painuns. s. av uwtuii NIL ROOFINO Frca ttlmtlon on root, and sutters.

rv. u. nosers. J-o I J-fl. SCRECN WORK THOMAS WRIGHT.

3-5708 CABINETS Free aatlinaUs. WTUJAMB CABINET 7 BOUth 7th. 8-9730. ORADINO Ford tractor. 4 hourly eTw-l oiq.

irura.n. a-astfs. CABINETS Screen doors. IT; window screens, up. Estimates.

3-3003. BASEMENT Dlsttni under houses. Frss estimates. References. 8-09U.

TOPPINO Pruntns, taklns down trees. roe estimates. Ressonable. call -s CONCRETE Stone and brick work. Call p.

r. new ma, a-sios. CARPENTRY General Kpalrina. block laving. Harris.

4-8144. FLOOR SANDING and finished. Shellac wort guaranteed. R. E.

HAWKS. 8-Tit. CABINETS FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINIBHINO 6-68: 3-5851. BUILD Repair or remodel. Esy term a wort tuaranteeo to satlsty.

call -3s. CARPENTRY Repair, rooms added, block laying, concrete porches num. s-oais. REMODELING Cabinet work. Shop work.

vau MS. vAltnCI, 43-2J74. CABINETS M. N. H.

TOYLAND, 3430 oallatln Rd. 1-6697. CARPENTRY attics finished, remodeling, building, satisfaction tuaranteed. l-jooa BASEMENT Digging, varda graded, FREDDIE'S PLACE. 6-9127 or 4-7974.

TOP 80IL Fill dirt, cinders. Basement gigging, yard grading. 3-i. Repsirint An. Cleaning ROOFS INSULATION ELECTRIC HEAT INSTALLED HENRY P.

McCARVER CO. 11 4 Woodland St. 5-5561 EXTRA SPECIAL CLEANING SERVICE Look your best with a feeling of confi dence in ciotnes cieanea at u-WOOD'S, 1605 Church St. We can't do all the cleaning and laundry in town, to we do only the best. 6-5678.

HEATING SERVICE Furnaces. Stokers. Oss and Oil Burners Cleaned and repaired. AU Makes Parts for all mskes available FREE ESTIMATES WHITE APPLIANCE as HEATING CO 3718 West End Ave. Ph.

7-1308 FURNACES Vacuum cleaned 8360, 75c extra for each pipe and register. Stoker servlcs. All makes furnsces installed and repaired. CONSOLIDATED ROOF-INO at HEATING 43-3561. MATTRESS RENOVATING- One day aervice.

Free estimates. Inner- springs made irom old mattress. HERMITAGE MATTRESS CO. 7-0081 RUGS CLEANED By Expert S. MURADIAN .3314 Ellltton Plsoe Telephone 7-3430 FURNACE CLEANING Now's the Time.

Call 7-3696 GRAHAM HEATING SERVICE ROOFING Guttering, roof repairing, and roof painting. 30 years' experience, au work tuaranteed. J. A. Burton and Son.

6-9515. MATTRESSES Renovated 1-day service. Innersprings msde to order. Gusrsnteed Delivery, a von dal. MArintss 3-5802.

FURNACES Vacuum Cleaned. 83.50. Smoke nip installed. Allen. 8-9036, 9-5918, WALLPAPER Cleaning, general cleaning.

Kemtonlnc 50c up. Experienced. FRITH. 7-113 iU-M. SEWING Machines repaired in your Pome, work guaranteed.

3-312S-K. FURNACES OH, gas, cosl. Stokers. New installation, c. M.

power. 3-03. FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, 33.50. stoker service, call Allen 6-9036, t-avm. Electrical Repairing repaTring Washers Refrigerators -day service on most tny make.

Pay lor it on easy weekly payments, au work tuaranteed. We wUl also buy any make washer snd refrigerators re gardless or condition, rree estimates. Pick-up and delivery. Phone day or nltht, 3-5076 NASHVILLK WASHING MACHINE 8ERVICE '318 South 10th St. SPECIALISTS IN WASHING MACHINE REPAIR GUARANTEED SERVICE By Nashville's Oldest Repair Shop Factory-trained men giving Guaranteed repair and service We repair for dealers also Any make of washer We Will trade for your washer MAYTAG ELECTRIC SERVICE 107 2nd N.

Phone 5-7020 All parts for sny make washer REPAIRING Refrigerators Rtsnges Washers B. B. 1QHNS0N, Inc. 3-1500 Nights 2-4381 ELECTRIC HEATING House Wiring Free Estimates B. B.

JOHNSON, Inc. Call 3-1500 20 YEARS OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Wiring and Repairing For Electric Heat, Lights and Power ROBERTS ELECTRIC CO. 511 Commerce St. Phone 1-2777 AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER G. E.

Phllco Crosley Frljldalxe and Kelvinator MAYTAG Prompt, efficient service By factory trained men All makes washers repaired Work gusrsnteed MODERN APPLIANCE CO. 808 Church St 8-7682: 8-3680 PROMPT EXPERT RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Complete stock tubes parts-all makes Free nickuo Delivery HARVEY'S RADIO REPAIR 5-6681 REPAIRING Complete service for Sesrs major appliances, Bears refrigerators, washing machines, radio, stoker. Guaranteed repair parts. Lowest, prices. pArta rtuEBuun se none '3-4141 WASHER and Appliance Repairing De pendaoie service.

Free estimates. Pickup and delivered. 9-0304. SUPERIOR WASHING MACHINE SERVICE 6506 CenUOr aiai jpiyq. RADIO WASHING MACHINE And Annllanea renalrintr.

Pickup delivery. Work guaranteed. 3-3001 VACUUM CLEANERS AND SMALL APPLIANCES Repaired. All Makes. Free Pickup and ueurcrr.

v-os'ie. HOUSEWIRDJO doorbells, stoves, eleo. trie neatere installed. 42-3413. Nltht, nunaays t-iui.

WIRING houses, fixtures installed, is puancea repaired, old fixtures rewired. 8-S3S8. RADIOS Guaranteed repairs. All makes. nome-Auto Radios.

EAST END RADIO BfirtViCE. ill Douglas. 3-1583. REFRIGERATORS Repairs Grunow. Cros ley.

norge. wasner repairs, it. wnit taser 4-seui. RADIO Repairing. Free pickup and de- uvery.

pcientmc rtsaio uo 3-3Q4S-J. 1 1 Moving, Storage, HtullnsT DURHAM STORAGE Ask tor Charley Durham Tel. 6-0453 Be Sure You Get This Telephone Number MOVE" YOURSELF SAVE Vi Rent a new Bering van. An movfnt equipment available, we furnish all tss, ell and reliable insurance. Call MOVING? SAVE 60.

MOVE YOURSELF Rent new trucks of au site, isr tne hour, day or week. Teas VAN 12 Mevrnt, Starege, Hsullwg TRUCKS RENTED FOR MOVING HAULING stake Ptskua end Feaela, 8rp usiisea trurss. rum raoss. stosa stiu. let beds.

All 1st model (rucks. MOTOKtN I INU 808 Lea Avenue int Prkln. Spae) Jteturnlp. to Florid 1 weeks also loao or other Dolnts. rt loads sollelt1 to Virsu t-seSS.

pj-liU. wam.TNrt 111 and Ion dlstane. All Lam niur.il. pieariftDie Tales. HUDGINS DaUaessRY 8KKVIC8I HAULING usht Taking down, toppini OT: Srunins weea CAMfPauu -8188 MOVINOaTroerltneed seed Loeal.

Lone dll tance. VAIUI MOVINtI CO. 8-1388. fcJU, unviNnHA jnn Day er Nisht. JIM Jlat 8-833.

MOVINO Hauitns. Day or night. Quick service u. L. huith, s-isse.

MOVERS Experienced. Lacal and long dUtanc. KEMP MOV1NU CO.tl-iMS. BAUUNQ light. Reasoosbl rat.

CaU 4-90S7. MOVERS Experienced local and Ion. dls tano. brazu. Moviriu w.

s-siis. Painting A. Paeerlnt Painting Paperinf -Decorating Preparatory repatri and alteratlona. Fr umstes. CONTKAu I OKi, inc 1-1748 Main Evtnlnta.

3-1803 -M PAPERING Wallpaper plaster patching, waipaper cleaning, paintina. Flret-class workmanship tuaranteed. Smartest patterns available. Estimates. T.

C. Henderson. 6-1655. PAPKRING Samoles shown. Painting.

Oeneral rtpalrs Reasonable one, wort tuaranteed. 16 Tears' sxosrlsnca ROL- LlNS S-1037 WALLPAPER Cleaning 75c room and uo panerhansln. samples shown. Work guaranteed. Price reasonable.

McCoi mlck. 4-S0S9. PAINTING Interior, exterior, steaming olf want and papering, wort reasonaoia and tuaranteed. T. D.

VANDERPOOL. 6-1800, PAPERING Sttemlnt. olasttr patchlnt. Samoles shown Work tuaranMed 43-3190 pitkt rr vrvrmavcTje WITH Nn-ENAMsTL. Th auailty paint ior an ourooaea.

mr aal at 1 c. tills-, tn PAINTING Paperlnt. Steamlnt. Plater- Ins. Prices reduced.

L. H. RAIN Six 3-5753-M. PAINTINO xperlenoed. 8TEHMAN, 3-3781.

Dependable work tuaranteed. Free estimates; 3-3781. PAPERING Steamlnt. plaster patchlnt. Bamples shown.

work tuaranteed. CAYLOR, 4-9397. PAPERING Painting. Repairs. Work guaranteed.

Free estimates. R. L. PH 13, 6-8828. PAINTING Papering.

Free Estlmatea any where in City. All work suaranteed. 4-767J. PAPER Cleaning, wall washing, floor waxing (Colored). Guaranteed satlslac- tlon.

3-3154-J. PATNTTNO Interior Kemtone, oil finish. outside painting. WILLIAM RADER. 6-4980.

PAPERING Painting, patching, plaster, oleanlng. Samples shown. Work guaranteed. C. R.

WHtTED. 4-8900 or 6-0974. PAPERING and Painting. Cleaning oaoer. Steaming on caper.

3 yeara experi ence. R. L. SPEED. 74475-W.

PAPER IN Wallpaper cleaning. Refer. ences. worx guarantees, u. it.

aik-lh-SON. 3-1613-J. PAPERING Plastering done reasonable. work suaranteeo. rree estimstes.

uuua 3-5773. PAPERING Plastering, steaming work. Guaranteed, is years sxperience. jua- ns. 43-3583.

PAPERING Paper. half price, plaster W. Marshall patching. steaming, 6-6895. CARPENTERING Roofing, painting foundation jacking-up.

Estimation ires Haxelwood. 6-2047. PAPERING Painting, plastering done Tea. A. u.

crifps. "PAINT NOWIlf Pay latsr (up to 36 months). 8-1180 PAINTINO Interior, exterior. Experienced colored msn. Phons 7-115J-M: s-jjow PAINTING Papering and plastering done reasonaoie ov H.

J. Oflum. 3-3JU9. PAINTING Inside, outside, Kemtone. oil color, free estimates.

Haielwood. 3-Jill-J PAINTING And decorating. Roof coat. Ing and repair work. 4-1064.

EDUCATIONAL Instruction Schools REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING TRAINING Register Now for Classes Starting October Learn a well psying profession. REFTtTQ. EHATION AND AIR CONDITIONinQ taught in the ONLY school of lt'a kind In the Mid-South. Training under supervision of local service engineers. Contact us Immediately for enrollment.

lechnical I raining. Inc. Approved for Veteran Training 1600 West End Ave. Phone 6-5332 WH AT ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY as your career? In choosing photography a nisniy orolltaoia na interesting nro- fession. you need QUALITY TRAINING Pius an instructor witn 27 yeara oi ex.

perience. Course Includes: action archi-tecturs. flssh. portrait, commercial, dark-room. SmaU classes, individual instruc.

tlon. New class starts November 22nd Enroll right Contact KIRSHNER SCHOOL OP PHOTOGRAPHY. 115 Lyl Avc Nashviuej Tenn. pnone e-084. MASTER A TRADE WITH A FUTURE REGISTER I Auto mechanics, auto electricity, motor tune-up wort, inesei macnines.

reinsertion trainint. electric welding, acetylene welding, etc. Expert instructors, modern eouioment. thorough courses. Twelve-acre campus, modern buildings, steam heat.

etc. Fully Accredited to Train Veterans Twenty-live years' experience trainint men. NASHVILLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE Office. 308 YMCA Bldt. Nashville Tennessee.

BARBER INC FOR VETERANS It a desirable, profitable, profession. Lessons, by Talking Moviet Learn It right at MOLER. BARBER COLLECE First, largest, and oldest school For past 55 Yrs. o. I.

Approved 82 N. Second Memphis. Tenn. WIN FRIENDS SELL MORE Join the DALE CARNEGIE Course In Effeotlve Speaking, Salesmanship and tne Art oi winning mends and In fluencing People. This famous course has enabled 125,000 people to improve themselves.

Enrollment limited. Phone 6-7714 for Information and registration DALE CARNEGIE COURSES COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Girls under 25- Tears You can become a wen paid Office worker tn 10 to 13 weeks, jobs available for graduates. In. quire now. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE TIP Nashville Trust Bldt.

8-7863 IT'S TIME TO LEARN A TRADE Courses In Body and Fender Repair and! Auto Mechanics. Register now Tor aay. evening and night classes. Approved lor G.L Training. TENN.

AUTOMOTIVE TRADE SCHOOL, INC. 190-194-198 H. 1st St. Phone 8-8307 High School Diploma Earned by home study. Texts supplied.

Small payments. For free booklet, write American School P. O. Box 898 or Call 8-3388 SALESMANSHIR The Elmer Wheeler Way Night elasses now terming. Enroll today.

veteran approvea. cau o-soiu. Draughon's Business College September Special Tuition One-Half Regular Price. Only 850 MCGOWAN DYE BEAUTY COLLEGE 2is Hill nasnviue WE KNOW WE KNOW COSMETOLOGY EARN WHILE LEARNING Beauty Culture Free Catalog Nashville Beauty School 386V 6th Ave- 8-8164 PHOTOGRAPHY Pmfl table. life-time profession.

Day. nltht classes, G. I. Approved. VOGUE SCHOOL OF PHOTOOrtAPHY.

4-7187. EMPLOYMENT 14 Help) Want femele rTURSE 88 Bed University Hospital wants grsauat purs. Must oe competent to assume responsibility. Keferenee. between 38 and 36 yrs.

of ate. Salary and full maintenance with insurance, if desired. Please write giving age. experience and phone number in first letter. Director or Nursing.

Emerald, Hodgson Hospital. pewancc. renn. COOK Settled colored woman. House maid, cook snd smsll.

Usht laundry. To lire on place, nice rooms and meals ana tso a- west, oil one aay titer breakfast and Sun, after the noon meal eaeh week end two weeks' t-aiix tion later with full pay. Prankllnt on nut line, lour miles iron. sautiMtorr reaarenccs, ueu 14 For TO Business Sarwlcea OHetael Septic rTanks Cleaned Rock Drilling snd Oletttni Disposal Fields Constructed Overflows Built WE MANUFACTURE AND SELL Concrete Septic Tank. 4M Concrete Dreln Tile Broome Gr Co.

25 Fatherland St. Phone 6-4790 SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned have modern sanitary- pump that will clean your tana without mesa or adoc. Overflows built. FRKS ESTIMATES anywhere at any time day or nisht. Our price ar th boss la town.

Our work ANYTIME 4-5789 "or 6-5424 WE STOP LEAKS-NO STOP NO PAY us repair your roof NOW and fou pay site it rain, or wiu put oa a new lock fast shln.l root. Brick or Asbeatoe Free eatlmat up to It.saJles. Pbons or writs Jim Anderson. SOUTHERN ROOFING CO. 1S0T Church St.

Fhons 8-7508 DEEP AND SHALLOW well pumps fairbanks-morse ncT 118 Uth Ave. No. 8-tWt Open Sat. Afterpoons until 1:3. PLUMBING HEATING lUpeviri and nw work FrtM estimate ACME Plumbing Heating Co.

8-1178 8-1188 ALL KINDS Excsratlnt. tradlnc by th hour or eon-traot. Bulldoaers, motor patrol, back-hoe, drat line, shovels, sir compressor, drllllnt and blastlnt. Office phone 8-5567. nlshts 44-540S, 3-5789.

6-S7SS. WALKUP SPARKS HOME BUILDERS Will build to your plant or submit plans for your consideration. Estimates without obligations. Cumberland Construction Co. 5-1535 daya.

Mr. Saunders K-48S0 nlshts or Mr. Youneiais. W. F.

KIMBRO Gr CO Exeavatlnt by th hour or contract. For rent, 3 patrols, air compressor wrench, truck ana aoser. 6-9863 107 Main St. IEM0DELI Rl NG Of aU kinds Kitchens a spscislty R. W.

CRAVENS. Contractor Phone days 8-8483: nlshts 8-0108 BUILDING New Homes Repair Commercial Experienced Work Guaranteed ROY HUNT CO. 1th Ave South 41-1374 REPAl RS ALTERATIONS" Carpentry, concrete, masonry, painting. pspering. rooiing, stc rree estimate TENN.

CONTRACTORS. Inc. Office 3-1745 72 Main Res. 3-3803-M CARPENTRY PAINTING Unnf renalrlne a aner.lalty. nalntlna In.

tenor ana exterior, gutter, new ana re paired, concrete work. 4-7027, FURNACE CLEANING that Furnace Cleaned and Repaired Now We Repair All Makes GEO. M. FLY SONS 1708 Church St. 6-6400 MODEL SHOE REBUILDERS Invisible rebuilding.

Dyed, cleaned, re finished. 30 yeara earelul aervice. Dpe- cial attention mall orders. Mall shoes to 511 Union Nashville. Tenn.

611 Union. 1808 list Ave. 6.. 307 8th Ave. WINDOW SHADES Cleaned and Made to Order It's smart to buy your shsdes from ths man who cleans ttiem.

Tenn. Window Shade Co. 808 8th S. Phone 8-8337 ROOFING Sldlnx. asphalt, built-up roofs, root coating, nous nintint.

otocc xoun- dations, porohe. Labor and materials furnished. Work tuaranteed. Terms. W.

F. HAWKINS ROOFING 3-3835 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Concrete block and steel rt rue jure Longley Brothers 8-8209 DRIVEWAYS Blocks, concrete, floors. basements, porches, steps, septic tan us. overflow trouble, drainage. Hauling crushed ston.

travel, cinders, dirt. Kippy. i-ini BULLDOZER Ideal tor trading yards, backfilling, ter- tracing. etc. a per pour witn operator.

3-0193. FURNACES STOKERS Cleaned and serviced by experienced me chanics. SEARS ROEBUCK. 6-4141, Sta. 65.

FOUNDATIONS Floors leveled, attic fin ished. Concrete work. Repairing, insured workmen. Sssy terms. F.

A. Veach, 9-1934. WATER WELLS J. T. SEARS 8c SON 3-6447 3-3706 FLOOR SANDING machines and floor polishers for rent.

J. FRED hath cock. At SONS, 6-3168. 4th Avenue. South, and Lalayette Street.

JACKING UP Floors leveled: house rais ing: steel beams: foundations. Satisiac tion tuaranteed. Free estimates. MR. HUNT.

6-7949. GENERAL CONTRAfTPORs-UNTTED. INC. Interior, exterior decorating. Block brick layint.

concrete septio tanks ana overflows. "LET YOUR TROUBLES BE OURS. 2-7583. 1009 Dotlcr Place. DIRT AND FILL MATERIAL Basement digging, traxcavator work LAWRENCE JENKINS.

6-5539 EXCAVATING Grading basements, yards roads, ponds, lakes, etc Traxcavator, bulldozer, motor grader. 6-5826. MILLER 7-5027. PLUMBING If" It's" a- plumber you meed cell JACK WARD 8c SONS, 6-4308 or 2-2070. ROW -CON electric heaters.

879.85. Terms. WEATHERSTRIPPING Free estimates. J. C.

Cllnnsrd. 8-0363 BUILDING Remodelma. reoalrlng. roof- lng. guttering, furnace work.

1. a. 3-3820. BACK-HOB For excavating basements. septic tanks and overilow oitcnes.

its estimstes. Call 4-8213. FOR RENT FLOOR BANDERS. Xdgert. Polisher vacuum cau 7-oric.

sncpimT Rnn cleantng IB your home. Floor sanding and polish- lng. Call 7-0476. ROOFINO Siding, foundations. Insula tion, weatnerstripping, guttering, modeling, 36 payments.

70639. TOP SOIL FILL DIRT" Rock, any kind. 3-1665-J. 2-4731 PLASTERING New and old work. Outranteed.

8-5293 POST Sill work, carpentry, houseralsint and block laying, work guaranteed. 3-5733-J. CATTT.ICTNfl Doors windows. Painting. In.

side, outside. ulck service, narre-. 3-3588-W. floor Levelina. lacking no foundations.

sills reoalred. bsoluts satlsfaotlon guar anteed. Free estimates. Robertson. 6-3918 ROOFING When In need of roofing, tering, furnace repairs, can w.

RAMSEY ROOFING 8.WZRA If your aawer er seotie Is elot tea or running; new, reacn ior your phone let Roto Rooter a-tuso. PAINTINO Carpentry repair terlor decorating. Estimates free, Russell. 7-4443-J. JACKINO-UP Floors leveled, foundation work.

Absolute aatlsl action guaranteed Phone for free estimates. Hughes. 4-7754. REPAIRS And home remodeling. Rea- sonabla terms.

6-8689 days: nights s-sasi. FLOORS Ref i nished. new floors Installed. Workmanship .138 years) 7-4044. ROOPINa Siding, guttering, root painting.

Reaaonahl nrlne. 16 years xnerl- ence. GEORGE W. LYNCH. Phone 4-6318.

PLUMBINO REPAIRS Ns charge If pan' fix It. AMERICAN PLUMBINO CO. 1807 Church Phone 6-7588. th ou shellao. Workmanship suaranteed.

C. SCOTT. 6-1931. ALLEN WEATHERSTRIP CO. 403V4 Union St.

4-8478 BARKM1TNT Dleilnc Yard trading toe. eialtr. Free estimates. LRA WALDEN 3-8865. BUILDING Repairing, painting, block.

Free estimates, work tuaranteed. SIMP SON. 8-1080. EXCAVATING Stone, block, concrete, septle tank and overflow. Driveways.

Dirt, cinder nauung. 2-4iTt. FLOOR Skilled workmanship Pre cell mats- Hitoc-ook as Culvatvt mnw mm fARO I Uirirmary. John Tillman Proby. survive, ay sua wilt.

Mrs. rioeai vvu- lems Proby; sons. J. T. and Warn rooyi two danshters; jlsUrs.

Mrs. Anal Clears and Mra, W. D. Arera: braUier. a.

rrooy. nemaina are as i shape) af Braeey-Weish Company. Pre: the vr aervicea at th una (Tuesday I mornlnt. at ll o'clock, conducted by Rev. Sliusart Martin.

Interment Wood- lawn Memorial Company. Inc. park. Braosf-Welah Sanders Saturday sporntnt, Bast. II, at Miami, ardea J.

Sanders, aiaa 41 I ears. Survived by Dls daushUr; Mra. J. McOowan: grand children, rauy. andIcay Jean Russell; sisters, Mrs.

C. K. Bhaeklett and Urs. Nell Runt, all af thia rltv and H. V.

Bandera of Crouvlll Tena. Remain will arrive (Tuesday) afternoon at 8:18 DSTI and be conveyed to to parlors John C. Roescb 34th and 'eat Ind Avenues, where funeral arv-loea will ba eondueted Wednesday afternoon at 1 by Dr. W. P.

Powell. Tha following will aerr. as -pallbearers: Barry O. Ntchol, Gordon Nlchol. Thomas O.

H. Smith. W. D. Saodera.

Fred Don-vaa. Kverett Baldwin. John Bandera, jamas a. uonovaa, Br. interment Ml.

Olivet Cemetery. aha C. Koeseb funeral directors. ANSI Suddenly Monday afternoon. Sent.

20. 114. at a local lniirmary. Hubert Banker. Husband of Mrs.

Battle Mildred Banker: father of Miss Betty Jane Banker. Naahvllla and Jamas Del-Ion Banker. Atlanta. brother of Mra Myrti Mankervis, Detroit. Mrs.

Delnhta Lalri Joliat. Mrs. Christina Wvh'jra. Burns. and Carl Banker.

Donelton. Tenn. Remain ar at Coamanolltan funeral horn. 140. West End where funeral aervicea coaauctea ny iaer rtooort uinuu.

wiu held Wednesday momln. at 11 o'clock (D8TJ. PaUbearara wilt ba an-nouncad In afternoon papar. Inter' ment at Woodlawn Memorial park. BFKNCsT Sundsy evening, Sept.

It. MM, at a local lniirmary. ijeater v. openc aia 41 eara. Survived by wife.

Mrs. Thelma Spence: daushter, Miss Blixabeth Bpence; son, Bpence: letner. Jama Thomaa fioanr, of Cleveland. Tenn, slaters. Mra.

Llllle Turner of Nashville, Mrs. Lonnle Teal of Shelbyvill. Mra Brawn. Laniar of Cornaravllla. Mrs, Xdna Painter of Cleveland.

brothers, Jim Prank Bpence or Benton, wiina opsnoo Cleveland. Tenn. Tha remains are the Pettus si Owen Puneral homa. 4504 Charlotte ave. Leavlns tha funeral home (thU) Tuesday at ajn.

ilwh tha remains will ba conveyed to Shelby. villa, where services will be at the crave at Id a.m. (C8T). Interment wmow Mount cemetery, TALLET Mondav alanine at 0:4. o'clock.

Best, so, imi, st wo noma or nia daushter, Mrs. J. A. Cross, 3013 Gallatin road. Thomas Jackson Taller.

ae 02 yeara Survived by causnters. iwrs. J. A. CTOM.

Mrs. J. A. Sorrell and Mrs. William Baker of Cincinnati, uruo; aona.

Bovri Tallev of BatheL Ohio Arthur TaUey of Post. Texas; Basley Tallev of Sayrs. Oklahoma: seven trandchlldren: twelve treat-irandchll. rtron- brother. I.

Tallev of Nash' viiu aiater Uri flallia Atrance of Eldorado. Illinois. Remains axe at tha Bastland Funeral home. Complete notice of funeral arransementa will be In she afternoon paper. Cole and Garrett funeral directors.

WILLIAMS Monday September 2. law, at oia resiaencs. ivuv Rlnul JaitiM Wllllama. husband of Mra. Alva Williams; brotber of Mrs.

Nell naran, nasnviue. ana ssrs. voruma Ollllhan. FounUln Head. Tenn.

Remains are at tha Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End Ave. Remains will be conveyed to Wllkerson Bros, and Wiseman Puneral Home, Portland. Tueaday mornln. where funeral services will helri W.rinenrlaT afternoon.

Sen- tember 22nd at 2 o'clock. Frindes will serve as pallbearers, interment Ma ple fill! Cemetery, Portland. Tenn. OUT OF TOWN DEATHS White House, Tenn. SAGE Monday ejnorning at 8:30 o'clock.

eept. au. at a Franklin, kv nos-pttal. Oeorte Thomas Sate, ate three months. Survived by parents.

George and Mrs. Johnson 8ate; sister. Brand Lois Sate, all of Whit House: trand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

L. Johnson of Frsnklin. Ky Mrs. Sam Elliott of Whits Houas. Remain th bom where funeral services will be conducted this (Tuesday! afternoon at 1 o'clock (CST), by Rev.

H. E. Deris. Interment in Hill-crest cemetery. Cols and Oarrstt.

funeral directors. 1st Memorisms ROGERS In memory of our Dsuthter and SUtea Mrs. Irene Casio Rogers, who passed away one year ato today. Sent. 81st.

1947. The Sun and moon are shlnnln. en a lonely The niece Is one we loved But whom we could not save To your trava tide we often wander. And In tilenca ttand In sorrow. With a feellnt you are near.

Friendt may think have forgotten. When at times they see us smile. Little do they know the heart aches That our smiles hide all the while. Gone from us. but leaving memories Death can never take away.

Memories that will always linear While upon this esrth we stay We cannot tell how we miss you Our hearts cannot tell what to sar In a home that Is lonesome today. Sadly missed by Mother and Father. Mr. Ae Mrs. Jrank B.

Caeia Sister Mrs. Carol Tanley. Brother Boony cagie. SOGERS -In laving or dear wile. Irene Casle Rogers, who passed away one year ato today.

Sept. 21. 1S47. "There is someone who misses you sadly And finds time long since you went There is someone who thinks of you dally And tries to ds oravs and content Time does not hesl an achlnt heart This I know is true, for one year has passed and my heart still aches for you. I often, sit and think of the way you died and that you couldn't aay tood Die oeiore you ciosea your eyes Ths blow was hard, tha shock severe We never thought your death so near.

Only Uiose who have lost can tell Th naln nartlne without farewell You died aa you lived, everybody' friend. Sadly missed by Husband Bill. Colored Death Notices ATKINS Sunday mornlnt, Sept. 19. 1848, at ner residence.

12 'rwelltn n. Mrs. Be ulah Atkins. Survived by one daughter. Miss Pearl L.

Atkins; two sons. Mr. Robert L. and Bennle o. At- kins: two Mrs.

Mary E. WUey of Oary, Miss Queen Esther Wiley of Evansvllle, one brother, Mr. Willie Wiley of Louisville, a devoted friend, Mr. Erble Smith and other rela-tlvea and friends. Tha remaina will be carried to her residence as above this (Tuesday) evening st 8 o'clock.

Funeral Wednesday at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Holmes Puneral home officiated by Elder Earl Braden. Interment Benevolent cemetery. Holmes Funeral home in charge. CRUTCHER Mondsy evening Sent. 30.

1948, at her residence, 1028 Jefferson Mrs. Anna Mary Crutcher. Survived by husband. Mr. Henry Crutcher four daughters, Bobbie Jean.

Vine Lee, Betty Ann and Dorrls Elizabeth; one son. Robert Henry Crutcher all of Nashville, mother, Mrs. Vinnle Young; father (Buster) Harry Young oi omyrna; taree aunts, Mrs. c. Smith, Mrs.

Llllsrd Brown and Mrs. Frances Ridley, three uncles. Mr. William Ridley, Mr. De-Leroy Smith snd Mr.

Henry Brown; mother-in-law, Mrs. Kate Crutcher; one-sister-In-law; one brother-in-law. other relatives and friends. complete funeral arrange ments wui be announces, later. tiara ner Funeral home.

GREEN euaday mornln. at her home, 1416 14th South, Mrs. Rosle Lee Green. She la survived by her husband, Mr. Henry Green; daughters, Mrs.

Sadie Mat Reynolds- Mrs. Lillian Vinson and Mist Annie Pearl Green of Nashville: sons. Phil Green of Louisville, Ky. and Henry Green Jr. of Chicago.

moth er. Mrs. Alios Thompson; three trandchlldren: sisters. Mrs. Laura Peters, Mrs.

Caroline Drurawritht of Nashville and Mrs. Lena spearman or Chicago, brother Beauregard Thompson; aunt. Mrs. Polly Abernathr of Nash ville, a host of nieces and nephews, two brothers-ln-lsw, one sister-in-law, other relatives and friends. The remains will be at the home as above this: Tuesday evening at o'clock.

Funeral services Wednesday at 1:00 o'clock from the Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, 4th 8.. conducted by the pastor, Rer. Joe Gibson. Rev.

H. w. Turner, Rev. C. W.

Wilkes and Hey. Zero Hill. Pallbearers and flower ladles selected from her friends. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Zema Hill, Director.

KINZER Sunday svenlng, Feb. 19, 1948, at her residence, 818 First 8., Mrs. Edna Kinser. Survived by husband. Mr.

George Kinser; daughter, Betty Jean Ktnzer: son. Bills Leon Kinser; mother. Mrs. Leanna Johnson; Mr. rronnet Johnson, ootn of union City, sisters, Mrs.

Flora Patrick and a TnhniMi. Iwnft.H WVUunuu, UCMII. Charles Andrew and John Wesley Johnson of Nashville: mother-in-law, Mrs. Ella Kinser of Union City, sisters-in-law, Mesdamet Fannie Kinser. reuiine i-ye, snary wmte, Mary joirn-aon, Moren Johnson: brothers-in-law, Mr.

John Kinser of Nashville. Mr. Wil liam Kinser of Detroit, Mr. Early Kinser of Union City, and Mr. Benny Patrick; dear friends, Morgan family.

Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, and Mrs, Hermlna Johnson, Remains will He in state from the Mornlna Light chapel of William Ounter and flons Funeral home until today at 3:00 p.m., at which time the eortete will leave for Union City, Tenn. Funeral services Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock at Church: of Christ, Vine Union City, conducted by Rer. Robert Nun-r and Rev. Sandy Jordan.

Interment East "View- cemetery. Union City, Tenn. William Ounter at Sons Funersl home, 1711 Jo Johnston ave. pnone s-n. KNOTT Monday evening.

Sept. 20. 1948. at the home of her parents, 3806 Georgia Mrs. Wilms Knott.

Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elsy Knott; daughter, Miss Elisabeth Dyer: son. Mr. Elzy Dyer: six aunts, three uncles, other relatlvesand friends.

Remains will lis In state at K. Gardner Funeral home, 1611 Jeffeson until time or lunerai wnicn wiu ne held Wednesday! afternoon at 1 o'clock from th fThnrrh nf God. PVjnrtaenth put Uie ia oi nrr In Local Elections PAJU3 Wl French Communists the 'squeese on Premier Henri Queuille's new coalition (overnment yw.t.rday by eomlne out ta favor of local elections The Communists' action Jolted national assembly. Queuille's middle-of-the-road cabinet already' under pressure from the threat inflation and labor demands for increased wagea. ANNOUNCEMENTS lest sad Peeed DRT CttANINO Pek of dry eleanlns with nam ilenoney." lost sot1 TXaiw Cleaner at KOl Oallatln Road and North Nashville.

Pipder pleas poU- xy uunn cunauus. TniwMn Jj 1 aena. reclslrauon eertuicata. personal cards. Liberal reward.

Llndsey Davis. a ssit or Jaasos Booertson Hotel. OLASSES Pink Rim. Lost Oallatln Road arouna urasniana rnarssasy. tnwaro.

i-sjos. Mrs, jua Miner. DOO Male Pos Hound, blaek and white rin. around aeci. vicinity amiocn.

Tenn. Reward. 5(7PPL BAG Army, contalnln. laundry lost Saturday afternoon. Reward.

I-UHTS-M. I Wi? tii-t- B. r. mount Theater Sunday nisht. contains sera, vaiuaoia pacers, rtewara.

s-'iuss. SUIT Slse 47 lost from delivery truck. Thursday. Label Rotell TsUors. Ke- wsrd.

I-013S. BTT.T Containing Identification Drivers uosnas ana money, newara. usii J-U1JS. BILLFOLD Brown leather slpper, vicinity of castner-Knotta. Check, other vaiu able papers.

Reward, a-nrai. BOOTSKATB8 Boys, black, left on Sylvan ous. rtewara. s-sive. COW red.

white faced, strayed from 1821 23rd north. Reward, i-hh. DOO Lost Brown Pekinese. Reward. 1-2318 or a-TSSl.

1 TIRES Found two on Beechwood Avenue. owner identify pay for ad. Phone s-o2. OLASSES Pink shelled rim. Lost vicinity of XWCA.

Leave at desk. Reward. CAPE Black silk, white lost on ous. Reward, v-0743. KEYS Bunch of seven or sight keys.

Re warq. can s-imw. OLASSES Pink rimmed, lost uptown. Re- wara. -310: i-6i8.

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4-7324. PERRYBERRY NURSES REGISTRY DOZIER CONVALESCENT AND NURSING HOME Competent Attendants Private rooms, ward beds. State licensed. Opened March 1948. 8-1344 PIANO Popular musle and Boogie Wootle in proiessionsi style.

Betinners. advanced students. Mildred Withers. S-3638-W. CONVALESCENTS Davis Nursing-Con valescent Home.

1700 Eastland. Licensed. 3-0401, CONVALESCENTS Harris Nursing Home. uraouate nurse and attendants, id- censed. 7-3497.

CONVALESCENTS Vacancy Resthaven Nursing noma, sua Hills boro Road. s-jioa. CONVALESCENTS Home. Licensed. MRS.

MAYMB SNYDER. 3-3843-W. CONVALESCENTS Special care. Two el derly ladles. Mrs.

Batson. VACANCY Emma's Convalescent Homo. 1005 oallatln Rd. 3-3337. CONVALESCENTS Nursing homa Mra jarren.

343 aist wo. 5-3931. BABIES Children boarded, modern eoun- try nome. scnooi privueges. s-3i7 LELL-ADSTDt REST HOME.

7-5753. Kind attendants, spacious rooms, good food. CHILDREN Boarded by day or week. Call 43-3883. EDGEFIELD NURSINO HOME licensed, private, seml-prlvsts.

5-8308. CHILDREN Boarded by day or week. Louise unve. -0M. Special Notices When Yon Visit The FAIR Set) KOOL VENT "Original" Aluminum Awnings And You'll Know Why The KOOL VENT Patented process of making permane: awninaa lor tout noma- or ruac business Is one of America's newest and KOOL VENT ALUMINUM AWNINO CO.

1404 Church St. Nashville Tenn. 4-9M4 LEARN TO SEW THE SINGER WAY Class now forming. Opening left tor three. bmger bewing Center 8-83894-5388 338 5th Canning 8s Preserving Fall Crop AL E.

JACKSON 811 Third North NAME PLATES For mailboxes. Riutnroof. Letters reflect under lights. Easily installed. 83.08 up.

Mailboxes, stands, driveway markers, window guards. house numbers, foot scrapers. Melons Mctaicraft anop. 13 ttn FRESH FRUITS Reoelvlnf fresh loads dally. Michigan peacnea.

apples, damsons, crab aooles. and Concord grapes, CONSOLIDATED rnuix soi 3rd ave no. COINS Wanted. Old U. S.

We pay 84 for is oi lyuy-a indisn a ibos-sveib Lin coln cents. Expert Watch Repairs. BEN'S wis at jswBLKT shop, 437 Desderick, FREE DIRT PARMER SCHOOL ON LEAKE AVE. Phone day 9-0137. Monday through Frl- aay.

mgnts and week ends. 4-5654. TEXTILE REWEAVERS SOUTHERN REWEAVERS 308 Jackson Bldg; 6th 8c Church TREE SURGERY Power snraylna Fertilising. WEBSTER, 4-6790, Licensed. Bonded.

McAD AMSka. MERCHANT TAILOR 801 Church Bff, Expert alterations. pairing ana reweaying. g-3500. UPHOLSTERING Free nlck-up and de livery, au wora guara-teca.

rnon BEWINO Dressmaking, alterations. Spe- clause In sup covers. Prices reasonable. J-Jilj-W. CURTAINS Washed and strstehsd.

slipcovers, draperies, spreads. Cherry Av. 0-3589. PERMANENTS Oil wave. 83.68.

This ad worth 11 on any permsnent. ARCADE SHOP (86) Upstairs, 6-9624, DRESSMAKING Experienced. Alteration restyling suits, evening dresses, school ciotnes. o-neu. DRESSMAKING Dresses, Suits, Coats.

Aiteratons. Restyling specialist. STYLE SHOP. 6-8371, CURTAINS Washed, stretched. Drapes, spresds.

blsnkets. Soft water used. 7-0930, LEARN TO DRIVE Easy Method-Driver school. 4-170B; night 3-3059. SEWING Children's wear, dresses, suits.

coats reaped, alterations, DEAD STOCK Removed by County Con tractor, can A. j. Brown, c-bobb. PERMANENTS Creme oil 83.50. LORENsTS BEAUTY SHOP.

5th Ave. 8-37S1. DREBSMAKINO And alteration, sewing oi ail kings. waveriyts-a yes, SLIPCOVERS Draperies, bedspreads and dressmaking. Call 4-5734.

CAKES Delicious, home-made, ed or plain. 8-3048. Daeorat- SEWING And ((iterations. Make evening dresses. Call 8-7544 or 1-3014.

FEARS Canning peart Call 6-2789 SEWING Dressmaking, slip covers, alter- ations. prices reasopaoie. mono s-oeio. DOLL CLOTHES Handmade to order Christmas orders accepted now. 8-8736, DRESSMAKING Coats, suits, evening dresses, call a-iois.

PERMANENTS 83.60 uo. 15, venlns ap- polntmsnts. Call Lola. 8. Cemetery Lett CEMETERY PLOT 4 graves, Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Masonio section. Charlie Smith, Room 411. Y.M.C-A. between 3 and a WOODLAWN Lakeside, Reasonable. 3-1496-W.

1 lots. WOODLAWN 4-trave lot. In Highland section, nmt nw. WOODLAWN Four-grave lot. Highland section.

Vim, cau 8-544t. Travel Traniportation RENT A NEW DELUXE CAR FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP. We furnish everything. All gas, oil and reliable Insurance. Call THE U-DRIVE-rr CO.

for details and reservations, sth as enure t-attj, Friday. Dritav i CXtytxsr, Let D. Bush Jr. Dies; Services Wednesday CM Dudley Bush Jr of Madison. Tentu, died at 1:30 sni.

Yesterday at Veterans hospital after ive-day Illness of bronchial pneumonia, The body ia at Burkltt Wood Puneral home, wh.ra aarvlc.a will fee eondueted at p.m. tomorrow by tha Key. Flynn O. Humphrey, Veterane admlnUtratlon. chaplain.

Burial will be la National eama- lary. Boa ttCS. Bush, ratlrad army (officer, and lira. Buah of Madison, Buah waa born In Boulder. Colo.

He lived In Chicago. aa a taunt boy and came to Nashville 1 yeara euro. Ha attended Madiaon coller before World War during which ha aerved aa a llalaon pilot In tha eurmy neid artillery. He waa com-missioned a lieutenant Ha atudled engineering; for i yeara at Vanderbllt university. Mr.

Buah waa married In July, IMS, to the former Mlia Jean K.th ryn Keyea of Saline, She survives. Ha alao leave, a aon, Calvin Buah HI: two R. E. Welch of Long; Beach, and MUa Helen Shirley Buah of Madi aon, and a brother, Austin Buah, of Memphis, Nt. Edward C.

Mathews Funeral aervlces for Pvt. Edward Mathews, 22, killed in acUon In Germany Nov. 27, 1944, will ba held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Missionary Bap tist church. Mile End and McFer- rin ave, The Rev.

Calvin Gregory of Lafayette, will officiate and burial will be in the National Mill tary cemetery with members of Post 5, American Legion, In charge of graveside A aon of Kirby t. Mathews, .710 Evanston st and Mathewe field, young Mrs. Buna Hat-Mathewa attended Caldwell school and waa employed by his father before entering service la February, 1942. Receiving his baalo training at Camp Cook, ha waa transferred overseas about a year before ha was killed. In addition to his parents, he is survived by three sisters, Mrs.

Myrtle Roberts of Nashville, Mrs. Ruby Green of Lafayette, and Mrs. Lona Mai Green of Chi cago: three brothers, Ryman, Clin ton and Willard Mathews, all of Nashville. Elgi C. Pentecost Funeral services for Elgle C.

Pentecost, 32, of Detroit, a former Nashville resident, will be conduct ed at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at Phil- llpe-Robinson Funeral home. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. Mr. Pentecost, a painter and decorator, died at 3:45 p.m., Saturday in a Sandusky, Ohio, hospital of injuries received In a fall from a 40-foot ladder Thursday while wuiaiua vu at bajtiiui.

iu cou- dusky' church. A native of Nashville, he was educated in local schools and was a painter here before moving to Detroit five year. ago. He was a member of the Baptist church. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs Virginia Pentecost of Detroit; his of Nashville; two sons, Tony, 9, and Freddie, two sisters, Mrs.

Mary Thompson of Chicago and Mrs. Emillne Phillips of Nashville; six brothers, Eugene, Rogers, Joe Ed, and J. Pentecost of Nashville, Sammy Pentecost of Chicago, and George Pentecost of Detroit; and a half-brother, Louis Hulan. Lester C. Spence Funeral services for Lester C.

Spence, 41, carpenter of 4709 Illinois will be conducted at 10 a.m (CST) today at Willow Mount cemetery in Shelbyvllle, and burial will follow. Mr. Spence died at General hos- ital Sunday night following eart attack. It's the To make sales, prospective buyers must be con- tacted. To reach already-interest- ed buyers phone a Want Ad to 6-5401 or 5-1221 "ad taker!" LOWE ns Sympathy it Best Expressed with Flowert from ft Cosmopolitan Lifo Ins.

Co. Faaeral Pelicles ewrviced by COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME Pkeaa 7-2141 J10 Stft Ui AsaffJO 601 Chnrch SL fcitltil ffcrvaw Slieav I Hitaanre Ftswor Saea I 211 nt Ave, N. 6-1 44 Mae. MeteS 4-754 Out-of-Town Deaths MURTREKSBORO George D. Moore, 83, farmer, died yesterday at his home In tha Oregon commun ity.

ERIN, Tenn. Arthur Stephen Rom, road construction fore man and farmer, died Sunday afternoon at bla horn near here following a atroka. PORTLAND, Tenn. Mrs. Sarah Wlnnlfred Parker, died yeeter day after a long Illness." SHELBYVTTJ.E, Tenn.

Thomas Miller Farrar, 77, retired farmer and buaineaaman, died yesterday at his home on Carter at, here. 1 SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. Mrs. Mary Ellen linger, 70. wife of Tom Unger, died yesterday morning at her home at Adams, after a long illness.

LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. I Claude L. McLean, 58, died yesterday at his homa here following a heart attack. LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. R.

C. McKim, 72, died Sunday night at hi. home here after a lengthy period of 111 health. Britain Refits Reserve Ships DEVONPORT, England The British navy i. getting ready to put soma of its reserve fleet back into commission, It was dli closed yesterday.

An sdmlralty order Issued to the royal dockyards here gives high priority to the refitting of the reserve vessels. Dockyard officials declined to say how many ship. might he affected. The Nashville Tennessean Publlshad at 1100 Broadway Nashville, Tennessee SUBSCRIPTION RATES BT CAPJUsR Mornln. and Sunday, par week 40c By mall within tradlnc radius af Nashville: Mormns eniy, one rear oo Mornln.

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Th nnri TennMUwart alert ra serve the right to revise or reject, at option, any advertisement which Is deemed objectionable either In subject matter or phraseology. Box Number address reainres 3 word. Notice of tynoiraphfesj error, must ba given la time for correction before tha second insertion. Phone 5-1221 or 5-5401 BUSH Monday morninc September 20. 194B ac l.jb o'clock: at a local lniirmary.

Calvin Dudley Bush Survived by wife. Mrs. Jean Keys Bush: son. Calvin uuaiey unsn iu: ismer ana moiner Mr. end Mrs.

Calvin Dudley Bush sisters. Miss Helen Shirley Bush, all of Madison: Mrs. R. E. Welch.

Lons Beacn, brother. Austin E. Bush, Memohis. crandmother. Mrs.

Mary Kein. Lone Beach. Calif. Remains are at the Chanel of Burkltt Wood. 4501 Charlotte where funeral services, conducted by Chaplain Flynn P.

Hum- nhrva will he held Wednesday alter- Soon at 1 American Lesion Post 8 will please serve as pallbearers wiu and nave charge of services at the grave. Interment. National cemetery. MATHiiWS Nov. ,21.

1944. In Luxenburg. Germany. Pvt. Edward c.

Mathews, ate .1 years, survivea or outer, airs, isuua Batfield: fattier. Kirby D. Mathews; three brothers, Ryman Mathews. Clinton Mathews and Willard Mathews, all of this three sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts of this city, Mrs.

Ruby Green LaPayette. and Mrs, lona Mai Green 'of Chicago, IU. Remains will arrive at Union station this (Tuesday) morning at 7:30 o'clock (DST). Remains will be conveyed to the funeral home of Phllllps-Roblnson company. Remains will rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson company, leaving the funeral home Tuesday at 8:00 p.m.

(DST) for the home of his father, 718 Evanston st. Funeral aervicea win do conaucteo at ine aaia-alonarv Bantlat church st Mile End snd McFerrln ave. Thursday afternoon at 1:30 clock, by Rev. oaivin Gregory of LaFayette. Tenn.

Pallbearers will please servs as loiiows: Active re a nooeris, Lloyd Mosley. George Rhodes. Fred Law. Gibson Mathews, Joe Napier. Luther Hals and Henry Napier, interment National cemetery.

American Legion Post 6 will have charge st the grave, PbXUlps- Rooinson directors. MASHBURN Sunday, Sept. 18. 1848, at a.m. at a local lniirmary, aawin Anderson Mashourn: sgs 35 years, survived by wife.

Mrs. Marie Roland Mash- burn. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris W.

Mashburn; sister, Mrs. Horace F. Corder brothers, Morris W. Mash-1 burn Jr, of Nashville, Sterling E. Mashburn of Philadelphia, grandmother, Mrs.

B. D. Mashburn of Nashville. The remains are at the Pettus 8t Owen Funeral Home. 4508 Charlotte where services will be held Tuesday at 3:38 p.m..- eondueted by Elder A.

C. PuUias. Ths following will serve as pallbearers: Honorary, canton Line, baugb. Otto Bash. Ronald Fisher, Wil t.

TTj.i.. tr ii a iu mil, niuuu.w imii- neth Walfcrm. James K. Hunter, uaxle uA.K- TS7alla. I.UUJ HI.

1 HDIH.1, 1WM, Colquette, William A. Baker, Pul Phll-I sips, Claudia rnuiips, ueraia reus, Conrad Herndon, Bobble Morris, inter-ment at Woodlawn Memorial park. PENTECOST Saturday afternoon. Sent. 18.

1848. at the Providence hospital. Ohio, Bill C. Pentecost, ate Survived tSiaSii-s tinia Pentecost, or. Detroit, two sons, Tondy and Freddie Pentecost, of Detroit, mother, Mrs.

Emily Northcutt, of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Chicago, and Mrs. Kmiline Phlllins. of this city: seven brothers, Louie Hulan, Eugene Pente cost. Rogers rentecost.

joe ea ana J. v. Pentecost of this city. Sammy Jackson Pentecost of Chicago, George Pentecost of Detroit; lather and motner-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Dallaa of this city; sister-ln-aw. Miss Bertha Le Dallas. and sisters.

Hemsins rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson where funeral service will be conducted Wednesday morninc at 11:38 o'clock by Dr. oay Moijtouian. rrmiif.hwintnti co a HOUSEKEEPER Help grandmother care for small child while mother works. 3:30 to 3:30 810.00. 9-4789.

ALTERATIONS Experienced on cloth coat and rellnlng. Call 4-7052. WAITRESS Experienced, whit. Apply 811 Church St. COOK General Housework, stay on Plata, references required.

HELPER- White: live, work In Convales. cent home. Health card. 8-8548. HOUsfkEEPER White, stay on place, Call COOK Experienced colored woman live ea place, references.

8-0127. WAITRESS and short order cook. Apply Top Hat Lounge. 68 Wharf Ave. RECEPTIONIST 2-6973 15 Help Wanted Male FURNITURE MEN Experienced or Interested In man aging furniture-and floor covering departments, severs! openings in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana.

Good start-lng salary. Applicants see) MR. HUMPHREY Second Floor 1 MONTGOMERY- WARD' 5th and Union St. 5-2191. BRANCH MANAGERS WANTED FOR ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS Men, here Is your big opportunity for a permanent, profitable and 'pleasant career.

You will receive free course of instruc- -tion right here in Nashville. The training class starts right away, so come in Immediately. Don't phone. If you are a high school graduate between the ages of 21 and 35 and art of excellent character, a rare op-' portunity awaits you. Sea Mr.

Creamer at the Arthur Murray studios, 424 Vi Union Street, any day this week between 2 and 5 o'clock. SHOE SALESMEN Young men desired for full time positions. Shot experience necessary. Salary tnd commission. Excellent ehancea for advancement for men Interested in Shoes ts a career.

Apply in person. and Phillip st, conducted by BdeniST. PETERSBURG Couple desire ride JUNIOR BOOJERIE i 4X1 Ttaitm m. O. A.

McLurlra. Interment Mount Arms. Quium winsa-t ibmuat.