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SATi Other Press Departments. Court 7200 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 490O FIFTEEN THE PITTSBURGH PRESS EMPLOYMENT Situations Male EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted if if 1 if! i 11 ,1 1937 Work As Tutor Is Defense In Cribbing9 Case Fired Engineer Says He Coached Man With Near-Perfect Test tor Year The interest of a "self-made" boss in a youthful subordinate he considered "promising" was the defense explanation for Raymond Garahan near-perfect examination at the riearing in the Civil Service Commission's "cribbing" case yesterday. Seeking reinstatement from dismissal on charges of supplying Mr. Garahan with questions and an-swers for the examination was Murray H. Henry, for 12 years a materials engineer in the City Works Department.

Both Mr. Henry and Mr. Garahan emphatically denied any conspiracy to cheat in the test. Mr. Garahan said he had not known what questions were to be asked.

Tutored Him for Year Denying having given his subordinate, a provisional materials inspector under him, any unfair competitive advantage, Mr. Henry told the commission that he had tutored Mr. Garahan intensively for a year to piepare mm for the quiz. During the training the engineer said, the inspector was given numerous written examinations on questions prepared by Mr. Henry, and the two studied over the answers, remodeling them to conform to Mr.

Henry's satisfaction. Subsequently, Mr. Henry testified. ne prepared a list of questions for tne commission, at its request, which were used in the examination. Mr.

Garahans answers to all the questions dovetailed almost word for word with Mr. Henry's master sheet. Several days after the test the youth missed correct answers to sev eral of the same questions when iney were asked him again. The McNair abdication and subsequent reorganization of the commission played a part in Mr. Henry's story.

Prior to ex-Mayor William N. McNair's resignation, the then commission secretary. Edward S. Gall, requested Mr. Henry to prepare the materials inspector test questions.

Mr. Henry did, but failed to append answers and the list was rejected. Final CO-Question Test With the reorganization, he said, he felt the list wouldn't be wanted. So he gave Mr. Garahan a 60-ques-tion test as sort of a final examination for the impending quiz.

Then the commission renewed its request for aid and another list was submitted, including some of the questions given Mr. Garahan, Mr. Henry testified. "But any list I could prepare would have duplications of those I gave to Mr. Garahan because of the thoroughness of my training of him," he added.

When Mr. Garahan was confronted with his test paper he accepted the request of Works Director Frank M. Roessing that he resign. Mr. Henry refused to resign and was fired.

The commission today took the case under advisement. WPA ALLOTS $54,000 FOR CITY PROJECTS An additional allotment of about $54,000 for carrying on four Works Project Administration jobs in Pittsburgh was announced yesterday in 'Washington. The money will go to pay wages of men already employed in improving Frazier, Monongahela and Crowley-Goettman playgrounds and one sewer project. In addition, $13,654 was allotted to the borough of Baden, Beaver County for construction of a sewer. LEGALS Legal Notices LEWIS K.

MAT. Attorney-at-Law. 51f Smithfield Street, Pa. Notice is hereby riven of intern ion to file Vrtieles of Amendment with I he Department of of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, at trrinbui on Monday, ihe day of April. 19.S7.

by Elee-Iric Company, a Pennsylvania Cor-I'oration. bavins' us registered ofUep at No. 1414 Carson Street. Lny Pitts-luirijh, Allegheny County. Pennsylvania.

Saii Armlet of Amendment are to be filed umler the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of lVnnsylvania. approved May 5. The nature anil character of the proposed amendments are as follows: (1) That Paragraph Two of the Articles of Incorporation of said corporat ion be amended so as to read as follows: "2nd. Saul corporanon is formed for purposes of preparing, manufacturing, fab ricating, eonnectinir instan-insr. pun hasiriir senine.

and tiealins: in electrical wiring: electrical and appliancis; electrical and sas machinery; elect rical. cas, plumlx'rs'. machinists', and house furnishing supplies; tools, and general hardware." (.) That Paragraph seven of the Articles of Incorporation of said corporation be amended so as to read as follows; "7th. The amount of the authorized capital stock of this corporation is Thousand and no, (Ml Dollars OO). divided in'u two hundred fifty CiOi shares of the par value of One Hundred and no''loo Dollars tSlOO.ooi ach and for these purpose to have, possess and enjoy all the ritrhts.

benefits and privileges nf said Act of Assembly. I.ewis K. Mai. Solicitor. TO ADKLINE SALOMON.

Respondent: Take notice that the case of Louis Salomon aeamsi you lor divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. I2HS October Term. Common Picas Court. Allegheny tountv. Pa.

will he tried at the City- ounty lluildinsr. Pittsburgh. when filled, or as soon as is convenient to said Court Maurice L. Kessler. Attorney.

400 Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. Vj JOSEPH. Attorney.

J103 Law Finance Bids. Nonce that letters of administration on the estate of Nellie M. Jfcinrich deceased. late of Pittsburgh, Allephenv County, havinff twn pranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make pavmem and those havine claims will 1.

resent them to Helen K. Heinrich. Administratrix. 903 Brookhne Pa JUTT. DOYLE.

Attorney. 609 Plaza Bldg Notice that letters of adminis-t-ation ou the estate of John L. Gregory, ip.ased. late of Pittsburgh. AllcEheny County having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Margaret A.

Gregory. Administratrix. 505 Johnston Pa. JOHN E. WINNER FLOYD V.

WINNER Attorneys. 1809 Union National "Rank Bldr Notice that letters of administration 0. T. A. on the est3te of Andrew i deceased, late of Baldwin Allchenv County, having been granted.

C. tr3I Hill i persons mui make iwrnetit ami "having claims will present them to Elizabeth fcld Administratrix. C. T. 3.

nion't St Pittsburgh. Pa 3125 Cler- TO Alexander Walker. Respondent: Take tho case of Anna M. Walker von for divorce a vinculo matri monii at No. April Term 1936.

V. "L.Vr, Picas Court. Allegheny County. T. will be tried at the City-County Build-Pittsburgh.

when called, or as as is convenient 10 Ponnellr. Attorney lor Libcllant. 802 Frick SAMUEL. A. WEIS BERNARD GOOD- rA5 Grant Bldg.

No fee that letters of 'ministration on the Oscar Finkelpearl. deceased, late rMiicy. lf PlHSPUrsU. Alirlll Hi imiuip wen granted, all persons indebted to said Estate will make payment and those hav-fnLa claims wiil present them to Mar7 If! ST I CT Pittonnnrh f' Henrv Finkelpearl. 216 N.Negley jV ve Pittsburgh.

Administrators. Tt-oNARD M. BOEHM Attorney. 1106 raw Finance Bldg. Notice that letters ostamentarv on the estate of Mary Wing-t frm decek.sed.

late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having been granted, all flfr-ons indebted to said estate will make LLvment and those having claims will Them to G. orr-e Executor. ygoGehon Pittsburgh. Pa. RRY GRAHAM Attorney.

1K7 Peo-ples Bank Bldg. Nonce that letters of deceased, late of Verona. Allegheny Fr.n-itv having been granted ail persons i-L. caid estate will make pay- sdminl'iration or. men and those hav.ng claim will present Ihem to William M.

Kier Administrator. 459 North Verona. Pa NOTICES Legal Notices In re: Petition of POTTER TITLE AND TRI'ST COMPANY. EXECUTOR OK THE ESTATK OF ELIZABETH C. MEYER.

DKCKASED. for satisfaction of mort-rair inver, by HENRY CARL MEYER to GEORGE PPENGLER: In the Court of Common Pleas. Allegheny County. Pa No 2K5S. April Term.

1937. TO GEORGE SPENGLER OR THE HOLDER OR HOLDERS OF SAID MORTGAGE: Take notice that the above named petitioner has presented its petition at the above number and term setting forth that it is the owner of lot of land situate in the 24th Ward. City of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, being bounded and described as follow to wit: Beginning at the corner of Lot No.

6 in said plan and Howard late Cnioni Street; thence along said Howard Street It ft. t-2 inches, more or less, to the corner of Lot No. 8 in said plan; thence along the line of said Lot No. 8 in said plan Hi feet to a pin: thence IhrouKti said Lot No. 7.

19 leet and 9 inches, more or less, to a pin at the ime of said Lot No. thence along the line of said Lot No. r. f4 leet. more or less, to Howard Street, the place of beginning; having erected thereon a two-story frame dwelling numbered 1430 Howard Street.

That the said premises are encumbered by a mortgage tiiven by Henry Carl Meyer to OeorKe Spensler dated Octooer 1. 1870 and recorded in Mortgage Book. Vol. 121. Page in the turn that the said mortgage has never been satisfied of record and tbat no payment of principal or interest has been made within the last 21 years by the petitioner or anyone else; and praying the Court to make an order satisfying the same of record, whereupon the said Court did on MARCH 9TH.

1937. make an order commanding the said George tspengler and ali other interested parties to appear and show cause at the July Term. why lnt kauie should not be satisfied. FRANK 1. UULLMAR.

sheriff. Howard Zachariaa PetT Cooper. A torneys-at-La w. 1103 Law Finance Pittsburgh. Pa.

LEE F. JOSEPH A. M. OLIVER. Attorneys.

11(13 Law Finance Bkig. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Grace Heller or Mrs. Grace E. Heller, deceased, late of Mt. Oliver Boro.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Flora Kuhn. Execu trix. "1 i Brownsville Koad. Mt. Oliver.

Pa. HOMER S. BROWN. Attorney. 11)04 Wylie Ave.

Notice that letters of adimstra-tion on the estate of andy Vandercrif t. 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 Richard F. Jones. Administrator.

J.UU4 Wylie Pittsburgh. j1a. ALLEN H. BERKMAN. Attorney, 802 'ri.

Jildff. Notice that letters, of administration on the estate of Louis Avery, deceased, lale of Pittsburgh. Alice heny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Emanuel Williams, Administrator, 2002 Brereton Pittsburgh. Pa. R.

RHODY BREXLOVE. Attorney. 1306 Berger Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Rudolf Verlimch, deceased, late of McKces Rocks. Allegheny County, having been granted, ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Mirko Verlimch.

Adminisirator. 4U7 Ella. McKces Rocks. Pa. R.

RHODY BREN'LOVE. Attorney. 1306 Berger Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Rudolph Verlinich. deceased, late of McKees Rocks.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Dushan Verlinich. Administrator. 407 Ella ilcKeti Rocks. Pa. WM.

B. HENMNGER. Attorney. 917 Park Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Henry Lepant.

deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been gi anted. ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Alfred H. Lepant and Florence K. Lepant. Executors.

617 Gross Pittsburgh. Pa. HARVEY MORTON ARONSON. Attorney. 2108 Law Finance Bldg.

Notice that letters testamentary ou the estate of Frank J. Hunkele. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, an persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Rose Hunkele. Executrix.

W26 Spring Garden Pittsburgh. Pa. WM. J. HERRCHEN.

Attorney, 518 4th Ave. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Annie McCarter. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, havinir been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will maKe payment ana those havintr claims will present them to Allegheny Trust Company. Executor.

413 Federal St. N. Pittsburgh. Pa. TO JOSEPH BEST.

Respondent: Take no tice that the case of Rose Best against vou for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 2S18 Annl Term. 193b. Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County, will be tried at the City-County when called or as soon as is con venient to said court.

Kaufman lvevy. Attorneys for Libeiiant, 524 Grant Pittsburgh. Pa. L. C.

EUWER. Attorney. 601 Berger Kir. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William R. Johnson, deceased, late of Wilkinshurg, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will maKe payment and those having claims will present them to' William A.

Johnson. Executor. 411 Peebles St Wilkiiisbuig. Pa. DEATH NOTICES ARDEN Joseph, husband of Mabel E.

Arden. Friday afternoon at 2:55 clock. Funeral services at his home. 60SJ Reno St Rochester. Monday at 2:30 o'c lock.

Interment in Beaver Cemetery. BAI EK On Friday. April 2. at 1:40 p. Ella Colts, widow of Paul Bauer and mother of Mrs.

Lydia Hetzel. Mrs. Florence Griffith. Mabel B. Bauer.

Frank C. Robert Walter E. Bauer of 1997 Perrysville Avenue. Friends received at Frank W. Simons Funeral Home.

2025 Perrysville Avenue. Funeral on Tuesday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at Annunciation Church at 9 a. m.

Memhers of St. Peters L. C. B. A.

Branch 267 ail friends invited. BKCKKK On Friday. April 2. 1937. at 4:55 a.

Mary Longhorst Becker, widow of John Henry Becker, formally of 38 Child Street. Oakland. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas Son. 707 East Street. North Side, on Monday at 2 :30 p.

m. Allegheny Council. No. 23. Sons and Daughters of Liberty and friends invited.

BOWER On Thursday. April 1. 1937. at 11:48 p. Henry Bower, of 1608 Broadhead E.

E. Remains at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. C. Miller.

226 Gladfield E. where services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members of East End Council 276 Koyal Arcanum are invited. HKIGGS On Thursday. April 1.

Ward Francis, husband of Anna Belle Morgan and brother of Mrs. E. R. Edwards of East McKeesport. age 68 years.

Funeral services at his late home. 1317 Greens-burgh East McKeesport. on Sunday. April 4. at 2:30 P.

m. Interment in Grandview Cemetery. BIKTT On Thursday. April 1. at 11:55 p.

Harold husband of Bessie Richards Burtt and father of Francis J. and Richard L. Burtt of 130 South Bryant Bellevue. Friends received at the Frank Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrvsville Allegheny Com-mandary 35.

K. and sister command-aries services Sunday at 8 p. Funeral services Monday at 2 P. m. Friends invited.

Dl'NSMORE On Friday. April 2. 1937. Jennie wife of the late A. J.

Duns-more, aired 81 years, mother of Hugh, Ailan. Archie. James and Harold Duns-more and Mrs. Stella Richards. Services at the Funeral Home of Robert J.

Frey-voirel. 3301 West Liberty Avenue. Dor-niont. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment in Ford City Monday at 1 ocloek.

Friends invited. IKntannins Pa.) papers please copy 1 EGGKRT At her late home. Warrendale. on Friday, April 2. at 5:15 a.

Elizabeth, beloved wife of Fred W. Eirsert (nee Jones). sister of Mrs. Goorce A. Young and Mrs.

Thomas Jenkins. Funeral services at A. A. Weixel funeral home 3313 Brighton North Side, on Monday. April o.

at 2 :30 P. m. Friends invited. EICHKL On Friday. April 2.

1937. at 7 p. fienry t-icnei, nusoanu in the late Fredericka Weber Eichel. in his Mlth year. Funeral services at his late residence.

253 Republic D. on Monday. April 5. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. FOSTER On Friday afternoon. April '2. 1937 at 5'30 o'clock Emma Katherine. daughter of the late William Gibson and Anna L.

Foster. Services at her resi-tlem-e. 5915 Eljfin E. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private.

FR Wf IS On Wednesday at 11:15 p. Frank, husband of Mathilda Pappert. Funeral from his late residence. 136 Bryant Bellevue. on Monday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem mass at the t'hureb of the Assumption at 9. Friends invited. GARRISON On Friday. April 2.

at 10:1 p. Mrs. Fredericka Garrison at her residence, 226 Seward Duquesne Heights. Survived by son Richard and daughter. Mrs.

Louise Walker. Notice of funeral later. GARTNER On Wednesday. March 31, 1937. at 10:50 p.

Hildeirard Sehad. widow of Ausrust Gartner, ape 74 years Funeral Monday. April 5. from her late residence. 3045 Mt.

Troy Road, at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.

GI.ICK On Wednesday, March 31. at 7 P. in Montefiore Hospital, age 47. Mrs. Sam Glick.

Survived by her husband and three sons. James. Milton and Charles: her father. Isaac Hertz: a brother. Edward Hertz, and a sister.

Mrs. A. Hartstein. Member of B'nai Brith Auxiliary. Home for Jewish Babies: Conrn-il Jewish Women; Homestead Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society: International Peace League: Hadassah and Jewish Home for the Aged.

Funeral services from her home in New Wend-over 5562 Hobart Sunday at 1 p. m. Interment in Homestead Hebrew Cemetery. Female Help Wanted GIRL White, general housework; adult family: stay nights. fechenley 1205.

1710 Wigbtman. GIRL White, general housework: good home; 1 child: good wages. Montrose 9024. GIRL or woman, general housework, plain cookimr: stav nights; good home. 8.

Mayflower 1088. GIRL White, experienced, general housework: two adults; small apartment; city references; S10. Montrose 7564. GIRL WHITE. EXPERIENCED.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK: NO LAUNDRY; GOOD WAGES. HAZEL 1883. GIRL WHITE: HOUSEWORK AND COOKING: OTHER HELP EMPLOYED. S10. MAYFLOWER 4338.

GIRIj White. general housework. stay nights, laundress employedT references: S8. Jackson 0479. GIRL White, experienced, older, for general housework, plain cooking, no laundry.

$11. Stay nights. Jackson 3841. GIRi li ounfc-. white, general housework, laundry; stay nights: So.

1305 Alle-gheny North Side. GIRL White, general housework, small home: no washing; stay nights- Brandy-wine 1444-J. GIRL White, general housework, cooking; 3 adults; stay nights; references. Schen-ley 1362. GIRL White, experienced general housework, plain cooking: reference; stay nights.

Jackson 3882. GIRL White. general housework. stay nitrlits; three adults: $6 start. Linden GIRL White, general housework, no laundry: stay nights; $5 week.

Wellington 1677. GIRL Experienced housework, cooking; no washing; two adults; good wages. Hazel 1872. GIRL White: general houseworn: small family: home nights. 1613 Brownsville Carrick GIRL White, experienced, general housework, assist cooking; one child; $7.

Lehigh 87t6. GIRL 25-30. housework. small hotel. Must know cooking.

Only experienced apply. 312 Baldwin Road. Hays. GIRL White: housework, three-room apartment: no washing; S55: references. Hazel 3720.

GIRL General housework, laundry, fond of children: private room, bath: ref-erences: gentile: S7. l40. Press. GIRL General housewortc: no cookiinr; stay nisrhts; adults: gentiles; S6. Mont-rose 3869.

GIRL White, general housework: family 2 adults: East End: home nights; good worker. 364. E. E. Press.

GIRL White, between 25-35. housework, plain cooking, no heavy laundry; 3 in family: stay nights; no Sunday work. Call Penhurst 4517 after 7 p. m. GIRL White, experienced; no cooking; general housework; $6 week start.

Carrick 1390. GIRL White, general housework, no laundry: stay nights, evenings off. Cedar 3594. 903 East St. GIRL White, general housework: stay nights: small house: rood wages.

Jackson 4091. GIRL 22-35. general housework: no chil-dren; stay nights. 36. Churchill 6126.

GIRL White, general housework: small family; stay nights. Lehigh 2619-W. GIRL General housework, stay Montrose 3040. nights. GIRD General housework.

3 adults, small apartment. S7. Montrose 9907. GIRL White, young, assist general housework: stay nights; $3. Locust 0510-J.

GIRL White, capable, general housework, stay nifrhts, S7. Schenley 2044. GIRL White, for general housework; good Pay and reference. Hazel 2933. GIRL White: general housework; stay nights: small family: $7.

Hazel 3860. HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged. for busi ness couple with one child: wages 5.t a week to start. Write Box 31. Ambridge Pa.

HOUSEKEEPER Capable, take complete charge; employed couple; 2 children; 58 start. Walnut 8966-J. HOUSEKEEPING Protestant preferred: refined. 3 employed adults. 1 child: good home, good wages; references.

Write 04o. Press. HOUSEKEEPER English speaking worn an. 45-50 years: small family. Cedar 848, evenings or Saturday.

Sunday. HOUSEKEEPER White: middle-aged: un- encumnered. Apply sJb Farragut East End. HOUSEKEEPER Reliable. Capable of takintr full charge.

Good home. 8, Lehigh 0787. HOUSEKEEPER Three adults in family Call after 6. Walnut 0841-J. MAIB Experienced, for family of two.

somerset. I'a. medium wage, aena rei erences. Box 537. Somerset.

Pa. MAID Good cook, general housework, no laundry. adults, stay nignts. hie-h 5807. MAID White, general housework, with or witnout laundry or mothers helper.

Hazel 4742. MODEL With grey and streaked hair for demonstration. Apply Saturday and Monday. Miss Daley. Bruno Beauty Supply Company.

408 Sixth Avenue. City. MOTHER'S HELPER, white, experienced: one child; stay nights. Call Churchill 4573 NURSE For X-ray department. Part time.

Typing and stenographic experience pre- ierred. 147, press. POSITION for refined white girl, over 20: experienced. cooKing ana aownstairs $10. Mayflower 8212.

SALESLADY Must be experienced in lady's wear. 1415 Carson Street. SECRETARY Young lady who has had some college traininir and attained pro ficiency in shorthand and typing, for secretarial nosition in an educational in stitution in small community. Must be young. refined.

intelligent, in good health. Please write in detail as to qualifications and arrangements will be made for interview, write ko. rei SWITUWROARn OPERATOR Experienced state age, salary desired ana references lrom last employer. A. loo.

ress. WOMAN With car. for collecting and investigating accounts; salary position 403 Keen an Bldg. WOMAN Middle-aged, general housework; business connle: one child. 10: no wash ing or ironing: good home.

Protestant preferred. South Hills. 194. Press. WAITRESSES Exoerienced.

Apply Ha- gan's Restaurant. 722 Braddock Braddock. Brandy wine 2342. WAITRESS Young, neat appearing girl. Martinique Restaurant.

4740 Baum Blvd. Schenley 9322. WAITRESS Experienced. Apply 438 Wood second floor. 3 p.

m. WAITRESS Hotel and restaurant, experience: S8 week. Apply in person only. sun Drug wood si wiiKins burg. WOMAN General housework: modern suburban home.

Good home. Good wages if capable. Fairfax 0161. Perrysville 261-R. WOMAN White or colored, who can do real home cooking, for small cafeteria.

No Sunday work. Give details. 122. Press. 7A Female Help Special BEAUTY OPERATORS (2).

Must have six months' experience. Steady work. Churchill 0291. 8 Female Help Instruction GRIFFITH SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULr TURE. 437 Penn Ave.

Grant 4117. WILFRED ACADEMY Beauty culture: day. evening. Free hair cuts, dyes, mar-cels 610 Smithfield. Grant 4815.

MAISON FELIX BEAUTY SCHOOL Nixon 425 6th Ave. At. 3771. MAISON FREDERIC BEAUTY SCHOOL 207 5th Ave. Court 2100.

New catalog. Situations Male ARCHITECT-DRAFTSMAN Handyman, now employed, good singer, swimmer, Sunday School teacher, good companion old folks, children; any kind work Saturday, week-ends. 156. Press. BARTENDER.

Cook or waiter; 25 years' experience: take full charge of restaurant or cafe; go anywhere. 127. Press. CARPENTER-BUILDER Wants work with contractor. Good references.

Montrose 0110. BOY. 18 Wants any kind work: best references; honest, willing, hard worker. 192. Press.

CHAUFFEUR AND HOUSEMAN Desires position with private family; will go anywhere; reference. call churcniu 1029. Ask for George. CHEF, Swiss-Italian, all-round working chef. Club, Hotel experience.

Highest references. Go anywhere. 141 Press. ENGINEER Good repairman, wants work in building or mill. J.

W. Dempsey. 1106 Hill Wilkinsburg. FARM MANAGER desires position: experienced: four years as superintendent and matron of institution. Phone Ambrirke 97-W.

GOOD location wanted for gas-driven electric welding machine or work by contract hour: reference by request: can travel anywhere. Write George Eichler Vanport. Pa. HOUSECLEANING. wall washing, wallpaper.

Samtas. stucco cleaned: experienced man desires work with firm. Emerson 1516. MAN Desires position as chauffeur: 12 years' experience: references; free to travel. 168.

Press. MAN Colored, middle aged: houseman-butler, care of bachelor apartment: re-liable: references. 365. E. E.

Press. OFFICE Manager-Aecountant A-l: references and experience available on short notice. 179. Press. PRE-PR0HIBITI0N BARTENDER Good mixer: speak German and Slavonic lan- acres Xress.

uages: avaiiaoie alter April is. z. le. NOTICES Funeral Oirectors ASK your neighbor abont John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Ave.

Pe. 2901. WALTER J. SPERLING Owing to the private nature of our profession we do not advertise prices, but our prioe are consistently moderate and within the reach of all. 623 Lockhart street.

Fairfax 1998. EUGENE C. MOSTI Funeral Director. 338 station St. Bndsreville.

Pa. Phone 06-65. DANIEL T. GALLAGHER 400 Lincoln Are. Linden 2441.

GEORGE W. HEARD 4047 Perrysville Ave. We. 0200. A.

J. Haser 512 Chartiers Ave. Funeral Home. Fe. 1622 M.

F. Leslie 721 Brushton Ave. Pe. 0407 Fisher Owen ICQ Hazelwood Ave. Ha.

1165. Andrew J. Sirlin 123 North Ave. Millvale 1604. H.

G. Henney 337 East Main St. Carnegin 1093 McAvoy Funeral Home 1700 Forbes St. Grant 1000. Wm.

R. Elkin 809 4th Braddock. Br. 2589. Harry A.

Readshaw 1503 Brownsville Rd. Ca. 3850 Lawrence B. McCabe 7121 Kelly St. Churchill 3209.

Thomas W. Stewart Funeral Director. Fa. 2131. George F.

Smith 1200 Federal Street. Fa. 4011. H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME. Richard S. Brandt. Director. Perrysville.

Pa. Wellington 1002. ROBT. J. FREYVOGEL FUNERAL HOME.

3301 West Liberty Ave. Lentgh 6592. FRANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME. 2025 Perrysville Ave.

Fa. 6800. a. w. Mcdonald Funeral Home.

529 California Ave. Mars 38 Linden 4793. Willison Funeral Home. Regis C. Stephens.

Funeral Director. 600 Cedar Ave. Fa. 2120. Cbas.

C. Reel Funeral Service. Lizzie D. Reel Lee L. Boyd.

Associates. 215 W. Ohio St. Fa. 0495.

Florist LUBIN SM ALLEY 126 Fifth Ave. Grant 2200. GIDAS, 3707 Sprays. S3. FORBES ST.

MA. 1 3(M. Baskets, So. Community Mansoleums MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM Entombment Spaces Available. At.

3629. Memorial Cards 100 MOURNING CARDS printed to order. $1. Kirner's. 309 Market St.

Co. 2326. Sympathy Cards SYMPATHY CARDS, memorial printing of every description to order on short notice. Kitner s. 309 Market St.

Co. 2326. LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found AIRPLANE PLANS Stinson model iost County Airport Sunday; vaiuable to young student; reward. Hemlock 5216 BRIEF CASE Salesman's, unvaluable to finder. Reward.

H. Rubinoff Co. Hazel 6144. CHIHUAHUA DOG Male, chocolate colored, white breast; strayed Thursday; Regent Square. Reward.

Penhurst 3155. DIAMOND NECKLACE Gold chain, diamond clasp: lost Saturday McKees Rocks. Federal 3888. GLASSES Bifocal, lost between Highland-Collins Aves. Finder please call Hiland 1014.

PURSE. LADY'S BLACK Downtown. (Money-compact). Money needed badly. Reward.

Homestead 2197-W. SMOOTH-HAIRED fox terrier puppy, white with brown and black markings, wearing tan leather collar, chewed on end; no license: lost Squirrel Hill; reward. Jackson 3792. SAMPLE BAG Brown leather. 4747 Bay ard Wednesday morning, reward.

Montrose 0841. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted A. C. AND D. C.

MOTOR DESIGNERS Large New Jersey manufacturer requires the service of several electrical motor draftsmen. Knowledge of Navy specification preferred. Give full details and past experience. Write 633. Press.

AUTO BODY and fender repairman: auto painter; Ford mechanic Greenwald Auto New Kensington. AUTO MECHANIC Experienced: steady work. Mr. Roach. Pontiac Dealer, Etna.

BLACKSMITH For forge shop. Apply Pressed Steel Car Works. McKees Rocks. BARBERSHOP PORTER Wanted Must be first class shoe shiner. 5823 Forbes St.

BOOKKEEPER For part-time or evening work at 50c per hour. Write 177, Press office. BOOKKEEPER State experience, age and salary. Write 171, Press office. BUSHELMAN Experienced; capable doing repair work.

Steady position. Valley 575. BOY wanted, experienced for bakery. State Bakery. 4122 Butler.

CHAUFFEUR Experienced, white, and houseman: must have Pittsburgh refer-ence. 157. Press. CAMP COOK White, experienced, not over 35 years of age. Call Canonsbuig 158 after 5 o'clock.

CANDYMAKER HELPERS Wanted, experienced. Write Anderson Caramel Bridgeport. Ohio. fOI FfTflR If yu ar3 an ex- WLiLlUR perienced collector and have a car and can furnish surety bond, it will pay you to investigate this ad. This is not a collecting agency, it is a permanent position collecting on regular paying accounts: only experienced collectors will be considered: interviews will be granted between 10 and 12 noon only.

Ask for Mr. Carlson. 1809 Clark Bldg. CHEMIST Very desirable position with large corporation for young chemist with stenographic ability. 123.

Press. DRUGGIST Younir. or experienced qualified assistant; $30 per week. 134. Press.

DRAFTSiMEN. Out of state concern desires men experienced in conveyor or coal preparation machinery. Can offer permanent employment. State experience and salary expected. 624.

Press. FOREMAN For brick yard: must be thoroughly experienced from clav bank to finished product. 677. Press. GROCERY CLERK Experienced must furnish reference.

Van's Market. 720 Penn Avenue, Wilkinsburg. HANDY MAN Sober, to clean, paint, repair in roomina- houses, room and wages. Apply 1231 Page N. S.

LANDSCAPE gardeners experienced primers ano planters A. W. Smith Sixth Oliver Bldg. MECHANICS To operate state inspection and repair shop on percentage. 5448 Penn Ave.

MEAT CUTTER and Counterman wanted. Alexander Market. East Eighth Ave Homestead. MAN AND WIFE Small place, near city; farm and gardening; reference required. 11S.

Press. MAN Elderly, for night watchman: reply, giving age. references and salary ex-pected. 121. Press.

MAN Experienced, for fish market. Out of town. Write 626. Press. MAN wanted, capable of becoming district manager: old line life insurance.

Write 669. Press. MAN Sell health, accident insurance. Leads, non-cancellable policies. 3043 Jenkins Arcade.

MAN Or elderly couple, country place, near Pittsburgh, 'separate room: ground for gardening; small wfciges for chores; references. 14 7, Press. MEN YOUNG. FOR BATTERY P. N.

G. WE TRAIN MEN GUNNERY. TRUCK DRIVING. RADIO. TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ONLY MONDAY NIGHT EACH WEEK AND YOU RECEIVE PAY FOR IT. SEE CAPTAIN VOLTZ HUNT ARMORY. 324 EMERSON STREET. EAST LIBERTY. MONDAY EVE.

MO. 8829. MEN Good selling proposition. Big earnings. 305 Investment Bldg.

MECHANICAL draftsman, with plant en-gineerins experience; give details of experience, education, age. etc: location. W'heeling. 154. Press.

ORCHESTRA 3 piece. Apply ready to start 8 p. m. Devlins. 307 Federal St.

ORCHESTRA THREE FAIRFAX 2118. PIECE. CALL PAINT SALESMAN Progressive New York Manufacturer of complete line of shelf and maintenance products offers exceptional opportunities to men who hare a following with paint and hardware dealers and jobbers Call for appointment. ATlantic 6970. Mr Leboyer.

EMPLOYMENT Furnished Rooms II MARYLAND AVE. Lirtngroom and bedroom, or single room; priva'e apart-ment. Mayflower 199t. M.0REVVOOD AVENUE. 1.

SO Attractive room, business person: convenient loca-tion; S3 5Q. Mayflower 2H77. MT. WASHINGTON Com fort able room. pnvale home: -entlemn: shower: cun venient: S3.6Q.

Everglade 36H7. MT. WASHINGTON Attractive room, near cars, incline, gentleman, private home. Everglade 5343. MT.

WASHINGTON Comfortable room. gentleman, near cars; J4. Everslade 1427 evenings: Sunday. MI WASH INGTO Large. attractive wm, mju optional: convenient loca- tion; reasonable.

itemiocM: 4M71. GI.n. 751 Modern: all conveniences; suitable two gentlemen. Emerson 1527. NORTH SIDE.

3427 California Lame econd Boor- "arase. $5. Linden NORTH SIDE 108 East Erie Street: ren- tlemen: front room, twin beds: phone. radio: S3.50 each: single sleeping room. OAKLAND 21 Mawhinney Street, next attractive room, hot w-ater heat.

OAKLAND University district: 245 Dar- ragh; attractive front room; private home. Mayflower 8395. PACIFIC AVE. Attractive, large, bed-lir- im loom tor ousmess couple: garage. Montrose 9728.

PACIFIC 233 Gentleman. front room, private bath, shower: no other roomers. PERRYSVILLE AVENUE Cheerful front room convenient near cars. Reasonable. Wellington 1303-R.

PERRYSVILLE AVE Comfortable room. Private family. 53.50. Fairfax 0463. ROUP.

401 Corner Fairmount. Newly juruisneu room. Business people. Montrose 299. ROUP 225 1st floor room, connect ing Path: near cars, buses.

SCHENLEY HEIGHTS Attractive room. stiower bath. S3. SO; gentleman: parking. Mayflower 4835.

SHADYSIDE. 325 Morewood Desirable rooms. first, second floors. running water. Breakfast.

Reasonable. SHADYSIDE DISTRICT Attractive room. connecting private bath: gentleman; prl-vate home. Schenley 0205. SHADYSIDE Comfortable room: refurn ished; private washroom, private home, cars, bus.

Mayflower SHADYSIDE. 5434 Howe St. room, next bath; centrally located. Mayflower 2469. SHE ADEN -1205 Fairdale; attractively jiiriusneo Binsie room: private Federal 1532.

SOUTH HILLS Large room, adjoining bath, shower: adult family; phone; teu minutes city; S4. Everglade 1546. SQUIRREL HILL Beautifully furnished room, refined gentleman. Convenient cars, buses. Montrose 4770.

SQUIRREL HILL $3. luxurious home. muni. atasc, sciiiuc gen tleman. Hazel 1205.

THOMAS 7223 ortabls room: newly decorated; business couple: S4. Churchill 5502. WEST VIEW Attractive room, 1st floor. next oam. garage optional, gentleman.

Wellington 1893-R. WILKINSBURG, 1104 Center Attractive. clean room: convenient cars, bus; gentleman. Churchill 2029. TECH DISTRICT On carline: attractive room, next oath: business person.

May-flower 9289. 'THE STANTON" Nicely furnished rooms, meals served: hot water heat. Emerson 9601. 5635 Stanton Ave. LOU-MAC INN Tourists, commercial trav elers: rooms.

Hoard. 373 North Craig. Mayflower 8429. NICELY furnished room: near two cars: use of phone; private home. Lehigh 3673.

FURNISHED ROOM Private home: good location: kitchen privileges reasonable. Walnut 6886-R. 12 Unfurnished Rooms ALDER STREET. 5827. East End Two rooms, bath, second floor, furnished-unfurnished.

AVALON 1 rooms, second floor, semi-hath, everything included; adults; $35. Linden 0515-J. BEECH AVE. Three large housekeeping rooms: all conveniences; furnace; rea-sonable. Fairfax Q945.

BERNARD ST. Modern home. 3 rooms. semi-bath: light, heat included: garate optional; adults: S33. Carrick 0147-W.

BROOKLfNE New home, ij or 3-room apartment, unfurnished, reasonable. Lehigh 4628. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT 3 rooms, semi-bath; reasonable. 346 Melwood furnace heat; CARRICK. 254 Stewart Ave.

2 rooms heat, hot water, private bath. CRAFTON Two rooms: housekeeping; uso of porches, laundry, yard; adults; $25. Wralnut 6773-R. HOMEWOOD 7915 Tioga: two rooms, second floor; S20; heat, light included; car 76. EAST END 6015 Rodman: three rooms, private bath: first floor: refrigeration; S40.

At. 3686. Em. 1699 evenings. EAST END 5304 Liberty: two rooms: second floor: partly furnished, unfurnished: reasonable.

EAST END Second floor; beautiful three-room apartment, semi-bath. Hiland 1386. EAST END 2 large rooms, semi-bath; third floor: everything included: laundry; S25. Emerson 224 9. EAST END.

5920 Harvard, off Highland 1-2 rooms: utilities included: reasonable. EASTWOOD Second floor a a tment; lovely home; 3 large, one small room; private bath, entrance: hot water heat; use of laundry: everything modern; handy Wilkinsburg. Homewood; couple preferred. Churchill 0394. EUCLID.

SOUTH. 244 Two large rooms. next bath, third floor; everytc ning in- eluded. EUCLID. North.

603 Five rooms, thre first floor, two. private bath, third; steam heat. S45. FRANKSTOWN 6814 Two rooms, hath. heat, light furnished.

Reasonable. Montrose 0257. HIGHLAND DISTRICT. 5620 Jackson Street Two-room apartment; all conveniences: Gentile adults. HOMEWOOD 7630 Kelly.

3 rooms, hath. heat, electric, gas. $30. Churchill 5780. INGRAM.

81 Berry St. 2 unfurnished rooms, second floor: adults, business couple preferred; $25. Walnut 6271-R. INGRAM. 8 Hodson Ave.

3 rooms, first-floor; near train; immediate possession. KNOXVILLE Two rooms, second floor, sink, use bath, laundry; reasonable. Everglade 3841. XpiRST example of coronation stamps to be released on May 12 throughout the British Empire comes from New Zealand. It is a set of three values, each bearing portraits of the king and queen, surrounded by Maori designs.

The New Zealand coat of arms rests between them. Only Samoa, Australia, and India have decided not to have any special coronation issues, but decision may be changed at the last minute. Canada may be the first of the British dominions to issue a regular series of King George VI stamps, even before the coronation stamps come out. 0 Tne Rhode Island tercentenary commemorative stamp, first issued May 4, 1936, has been withdrawn from sale. Total number printed was 75.000,000 For the first time in philatelic history, stamps are to be issued for more than one country.

They are intended for use only within the Little Entente Czechoslovakia. Yugo-Slavia and Rumania. Rumania has already printed its stamps, with the names of the other two nations on them will be permitted only on mail going to either of the other two nations. (Copyright. 1937.

NEA Service. Jne) NEXT: Which of Its ports is BelsTium planning tQ modernize 3 Stamp News BY I. S. KLEIN IT? DEATH NOTICES CURMLEV Suddenly, on Friday. April 2 James beloved husband of Louis Kaufmann Gormley.

Friends received at the Funeral home of Leslie dc Johns. 7135 Bennet where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Captain Alfred E. Hunt No. 1 U.

S. W. V. service Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Comrade invited.

GKOHS On Friday. April 2. 1937. at 2:20 Theodore beloved husband of Theresia Brower Grohs. 1'ilneral from his residence.

Washington Pike. Briage-viile. on Monday morning. April 5. at 10 o'clock.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Agatha Church. Bndgeville. Pa at 10:30 clock. Friends invited.

Gl'MBERT Ror Edison. Thursday at p. in West Penn Hospital, of R. D. 2.

Turtle Creek. husband of Isabel Harvey Gumbert. and lather of Rachel Irene, age 42 years. Funeral services at the home of his aunt. Mrs.

I. N. M'Dowell. D. 2.

Turtle Creek. Upper Monroevilie Road. Sunday afternoon, at 2 Interment in Monroe-Ville Cemetery. HAMILTON On Friday. April 2.

1937. at 8:35 a. William husband of the Jate Theresa Hamilton (nee Thiel). Funeral services at the family residence. 352 Flowers Pittsburgh.

on Tuesday afternoon, April ti. at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. HAMILTON At Mercer on Thursday evening. Mary S.

Logan, wife of George E. Hamilton and sister of Mrs. Sarah Emery. Miss Martha Logan of Mercer, and Mrs. Reed Coyle, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Funeral services Saturday afternoon, 3 p. m. at the last residence. HANZEL On Friday. Lawrence, son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Hock Hanzel.

Funeral from the family homo. 61H Tripoli Street. N. at a. m.

Solemn requiem mass in St. Mary Church at lO a. m. KAXX On Saturday. April 3.

1937. at 1:30 a. at the Braddock General Hospital. Nettie Koontz Kami, age 61 years. Friends received at the home of her son.

Clarence Kami. 7621 Westmoreland Swissvale, where services will be held Tuesday. April t. at 2 p. m.

Interment in Monongahela Cemetery. KLKI.V On Thursday. April 1. 1937. at 10 a.

Sarah Spangler Klein, beloved w-ife of W'liliam H. Klein, and mother of Mrs. B. A. Williams.

Mrs. Milton Emert, Mrs. Verna Allsop. Charles and Harry Klein. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. Williams. 432 Suncrest on Sunday. April 4. at 3 p.

m. Friends invited. Interment in Somerset. Monday morning. KRI'SK Friday morning.

April 2. 1937. at 4:15 o'clock. Henry son of Marie Greiner Kruse and the late Henry Krnse. and brother of Alfred William Earl.

Marie Henrietta and Edward D. Kruse. Funeral from the family residence. 142 Georgetown West View, on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited.

LAI DKKBAldH At Washington. D. C. on Friday. April 2.

1U37. at 9 a. Elizabeth Lauderbaugh. formerly of Mt. Washington, sister of Mrs.

Annie Miller. George, William and John Lauderbaugh. Friends rei'eived at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Sunday. April 4 at 3:30 p. ni. Remains will arrive Sunday morning.

LEWIS On Friday. April 2. 1937. at p. Phoebe Lewis, widow of William E.

Lewis, in her 73rd year. Funeral services on Monday. April 5, at 2:30 p. from her home, 201 Fifth Carnegie, Pa. Dames of Malta 48.

Mansfield Temple 103, L. G. E. and friends invited. Interment in Char-tiers Cemetery.

UAKKAK1S On Thursday. April 1st. Nicholas, brother of Markos and James Markakis. Remains reposine- in the Chapel Room of the James J. Flan-riery Funeral Home.

Ridire Irwin until Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Services at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church at 1 o'clock. MARTIN On Saturday. April 3.

1937. at a. Ethel McPherson. wife of William C. Martin of 50 Hempstead West View.

Funeral from Aeberli's Chapel. East North Ave. at Sandusky St. Notice of time later. MOLX.VR On Friday.

April 2. 1937. at 6 a. Emery, husband of Mary Molnar (nee Hiub). aged 49 years.

Funeral services at the family residence, 315 Bausman Knoxville. Pittsburgh. on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Services at the Hungarian Lutheran Church. Hazelwood at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. MRAZEK On Friday, April 2. 1937. at 6 p. at his late residence.

2746 Mt. Troy North Side. Jotyi Mrazek. husband of Roslie Mrazek. and father of Mrs.

V. Knight. Mrs. .1. Lerner.

Mrs. C. Slemenda: Elizabeth, Florence. Marcella. Edward and William Mrazek, and three grandsons.

Funeral Tuesday. April 6. at 11 a. m. Friends and National Slovak Society are invited.

JH'XSOX On Friday at 1 p. Edward Herbert Mnnson. beloved husband of Catherine (Kitty) Sweeney. Funeral from the family home. 105 Southern Mt.

Washington on Monday. April 5. 1937. at a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Justin's Church at 10 a. m. Friends invited. McSHANK At his residence.

3108 Brownsville Road. Brentwood, suddenly, on Thursday. April 1. 1937. at 1 p.

William father of Mrs. Charles H. Bracken, also survived by 4 grandchildren. William C. Harry Jean M.

and Audrey O. Bracken. Friends received at E. C. Koontz Funeral Home.

1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral services Monday at 3 p. m. F. A.

M. 696 Veterans' Police Association. Shrine and No. 1 Commandery. B.

P. O. E. 1196 and friends invited. Interment South Side Cemetery.

JU1.LKN At Cleveland. Ohio, on Friday. April 2. 1937, Patrick J. Mullen, husband of Alberta Re.vmer.

Funeral from the home of his parents, Patrick H. and Delia Gannon Mullen. 1836 Green-leaf Duquesne Heights, on Monday. April 5. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem Hith Mass at St. James Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Ml'X'Z Tuesday.

April 2nd. 1937. at 1:40 a. Frederick (i. Munz.

husband of the late Loise Deitrnh. in his 70th year. Funeral from Thomas A. Miller Funeral Home, 445 Warrington Monday. April 5th.

2:30 p. m. Interment St. Paul's Cemetery. Friends invited.

PAKKEK On Friday. April 2. 1937. at 11 p. Edith Lysle, wife of Ritfus W.

Parker, of King Edward Annex. Friends received at H. Samson's, 537 Neville where services will be held Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Please omit flowers. Interment private Monday morning in St.

Clair Cemetery, Greensburg. Pa. On Friday. April 2. 1937.

at p. rn nomas oeioved nus-band of Beatrice Pfeifer Piirceil. Funeral from his late home. 1843 Kleber Street. North Side.

Tuesday. April 6. at 9:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Cyril's of Alexandria. R. C. Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.

RAMMKL On Friday. Magdalena Ulrich. widow of the late George Rammel. and mother of Joseph Rammel. Funeral from D.

E. Wehrle Funeral Parlors, 116 Grant Millvale. on Mondav. April 5. 1937.

at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Church, at clock. Members of church societies and friends invited.

ROSEMKIER On Friday April 2. 1937. at 4 p. William husband of Marv A. Maurer Rosemeier and father of Edna R.

Schriner and Mildred R. Hof-mann. aged 62 years. Funeral Tuesday at 9:15 a. from his late residence.

231 Watson Boulevard. Solemn requiem hieh mass at Annunciation Church at 10 a. m. Members of Holy Name Societv, B. P.

O. E. No. 339 and fiends invited. SHANNON On Thursday.

April 1. 1937. 5 p. Mary Shannon (nee Flaherty), wife of Joseph Shannon, daughter of Thomas and the late Ellen Flaherty Funeral from the fannlv home. 523 Taylor Avenue.

N. S. on Monday mornine- at. 8:30. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Peter Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. SHIRI.KY On Friday at 10 a. Andrew K. Shirley beloved son of Andrew K.

Sr. and the late Jessie Thompson: brother of William T. Shirley and Mrs. Jessie T. Clifton.

Funeral from Mc-Cahe's. 530O Penn on Monday. April 5. 1937. at 3:30 p.

m. Friends invited. SMITH At Swissvale. Pa on Friday. April 2.

1937. at 4 p. Peter William, husband of Ethel May Bowman Smith. asp 51 vears. Services at his home.

2684 lt Woodstock on Monday at 1 P. m. SNOW On Thursday morning. April 1. 1937.

at 6 o'clock. Anna Margaret (nee Hutchison) beloved wife of George Snow, in her 65th year. Services at Homewood Cemetery chapel on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment private. SPANG On Friday.

April 2. 1937. at 2:10 a. at his late residence. 30 Annies Duquesne.

Charles Aueust Spang, beloved husband of Mrs. Johanna Schaming Spans. Requiem high mass at 9:00 a. Tuesdav. April 6 at St.

Joseph Church. Duquesne. Penna. Interment in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Duquesne. Sl'MY On Saturday. April 3. 1937, Mary Robinson Sumy, wife of Harry Sumv age 43 years. Services Tuesday at "3 P.

m. at the Harry A. Readshaw Home. 1503 Brownsville Road, at the Boulevard, opposite S. S.

Cemetery. Friends invited THOMPSON Michael. iif 1014 Herron Avenue, beloved husband of Jane Pope. Funeral from the Funeral Home of W. Winter.

473U Friendship Avenue, on Monday. April 5. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited.

T00MEY At the residence of her son. Daniel F. Toomey. 639 Griffin St- Mt. Washington, on Thursday.

April 1. 1937 at 4 :45 p. Elizaheth Castner Toomev. widow of Michael Toomey. in her 82nd yeaiv Friends received at the parlors of Wm.

Slater and Sons. Yire-inia Ave and Kearsarce Mt. Washington, until 8 a. Sunday April 4. Requiem high mass at St.

Mary a Church. Crown. Monday. WALZ Friday, April 2. 1937.

at 11:15 a. Mary Leidemann, wife of the late Andrew Walz. Funeral from her late residence. 1548 Broadhead St on Monday mornine at Requiem high mass at Corpus Christi Church at 9 o'clock TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WHITEWASHING, spraying, cellars, ga-rages no dirt: no after clean-tip: one hour for any medium cellar: work guaranteed- Court 6993. PAINTERS EXPERIENCED TN INTERIOR WORK.

APPLY WEND0VER APARTMENTS. 5562 HOBART ST. PHARMACIST Registered in West Virginia. Apply to I. C.

Young, Whelan Drug Store. 401 Wood Street. PAPER SALESMAN Acquainted with local trade; replies treated in proper confidence. 127. Press.

PHARMACIST or assistant; part-time work: steady. Write, givine experience, 110. Press. PLUMBER'S HELPER At least 3 years' exierience: a day. Give full particulars.

659 E. E. Press. PAINTERS per ie need. Wanted.

Must be ex-W. H. Doerper. Glenfield. Pa.

PRESSER and Tailoi' Experienced white man only. Steady job. Homestead 0507. PIN SETTERS (Two) White: experienced: 4c per line. Elba Recreation Bowling Alleys, 319 Fifth Ave.

PLUMBERS (2 REGISTERED: EXPERIENCED WITH REPAIR WORK. MAYFLOWER 8129. PRESSERS THOROUGHLY EXPERI ENCED. APPLY 3801 LIBERTY AVE. SECRETARY A very desirable position with a large corporation.

Some training in chemistry or law would be desirable but is not indispensable. 113. Press. SALESMEN (Twenty) a real honest opportunity: big earnings on a fast household selline- item. Apply 2820 Penn Ave.

SALESMAN A large distributing organization requires, immediately, a man with experience in selling farm equipment, farm light plants or water systems: he must have ability, a good record, and know the farm supply trade in the tri-state area: satisfactory salary arrangements w-ill be made with the right man. Address giving complete details, covering experience and age. Write A 638. Press. SALESMEN Experienced, to call on Chain Stores.

Dept. Stores, and Retail trade in Western Ohio, and West Virginia, with a complete line of Sweaters and Bathing Suits. Give references. Commission only. Must have car.

Write to H. Chaiken Sons. 235 Market Street. Philadelphia. Pa.

SALESMAN Experienced. educational service; must have car. work developed leads only. Earnings average S75.00 weekly. State age.

experience. Box 150. Press. SALESMAN To sell nationally known furnished house trailers. 6024 Broad St.

TIME Study Man Experienced in machine shop and sheet metal work: give details and experience and education for interview. 629. Press. TELEPHONE collection men. expert, experienced: excellent salary plus commission to those capable of knowing their job: our employes know this ad.

Write full particulars of experience in collec-tion. 133. Press. TAILOR For ladies' and gentlemen's clothes: gentile only. Hasek Gesler.

6 Hawley. Bellevue. UPHOLSTERER FIRST CLASS. APPLY 223 FISK AVALON. SUNDAY.

WINDOW cleaners and janitors wanted: permanent work. Apply 239 Water Street. Pittsburgh. WINDOW TRIMMER and Salesman Men's furnishings. State age and experience.

111. Press. YOUNG MAN About 25 or 30. resident of Pittsburgh, to call on grocers: do missionary work selling high-grade canned dog food in Pittsburgh and vicinity; we will not contact references given unless we have your permission. Write 136.

Press. YOUNG MAN Experienced in sandwich shop work to operate and manage new chain. Give qualifications, experience and references. 138. Press.

YOUNG MAN To wemonstrate cleaning products in department store. J20 week. 111. Press. OLD ESTABLISHED CO.

Has opening for responsible man seeking permanent connection: will be considered for district sales manager. Write Slothower Bros. Sons. Harrisburg. Pa.

TWO established territories open. Apply Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Clark Building. 5A Male Help Instruction ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Pittsburgh School of Trades. 405 Penn Ave.

JOURDEN DIESEL SCHOOLS. 5746 Baum Blvd. Mo. 6670. LEARN RADIO OPERATING-SERVICE Keystone Radio 408 6th Ave.

Co. 1096 LEARN WELDING Welding School of Pittsburgh 318 S. St. Clair. PGH.

INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS BETTIS AIRPORT. DRAV0SBURG. PA. WORK FOR "UNCLE SAM." Many 1937 appointments. S1260-S2100 year.

Men-women. Prepare for next Pittsburgh examinations. Influence unnecessary. Full particulars, list positions. Free.

Write Franklin Institute. Dept. 393-F. Rochester. N.

Y. 6 Male and Female Help Wanted COUPLE Wife to do cooking and general housework: man to act as butler and chauffeur: for family of 2. E. Pittsburgh. Good home and wages.

Applicants must have good references. Give names of previous employers, age. color, address, telephone number and wages expected. 675. Press.

COUPLE Cooking, housework, gardening in modern suburban home. 115. Press. HELPER To sew on men's coats. John Fridl.

Tailor. 1003 Haslage North Side. Cedar 2196. MAGAZINE AGENTS Jlighcst commis sion for your subscription. Fairiax 47oo.

MEN and women. 21 to 30. attractive Call Atlantic 8657 for appointment. MEN-WOMEN Present outikior sales, highly recommended products, repeat business. Montrose 1471.

SLIP COVER CUTTER One with drapery experience preferred. 115. Press. COLORED COUPLE Chauffeur, houseman and cook, tip-stairs work. $90 month.

137. E. E. Press. 6A Male Female Help Instruction CLASSES now starting- in secretarial training, accounting, advertising, shorthand, typewriting and sreneral business subjects.

Night and day classes. Pittsburgh Academy. 531 Wood St. SHOKTHAND-SECRETARIAL. Beginners.

Review. Finishing Courses April 6. BOYD BUSINESS COLLEGE 25 years in Pgh. BESSEMER BLDG. TAP.

Ballroom Dancing. Jazz Piano, Voice. 50c. FREDDY ROSE. CE 2261.

3-MONTH secretarial course. Training College. Fulton Bldg. Business Female Help Wanted BEAUTY OPERATOR All around, salary and commission. Betty Ann Shop.

701 Ross. Wilkinsburg. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced: references. Call Schenley 4086 (except Sunday) BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced: salary and commission. Sheaffer's Beauty Salon.

Ross and Wood Wilkinsburg. BEAUTY OPERATOR For North Side shop: good wages to right party. Cedar 2514. BOOKKEEPER Typist: must be experienced: state age. experience, reference.

A 152, Press. BOOKKEEPER South Hills Automobile Co. Give experience, references. 696. Press.

COOK White; experienced housework in apartment: two adults; laundress employed. Schenley 1951. COOK White, general- maid, 2 adults in family, small apartment. Good salary. Attractive room Schenley 2675.

COOK Part time, restaurant work. Daytime. Man or woman. 159, Press. COOK EXPERIENCED.

FOR RESTAURANT. WALNUT 1977. COOK Good: for high class country tea room. Home cooking preferred: also dish washer and waitresses. All must have character references.

Good home. Walnut 2869. COOK for May 1st: experienced, white. Protestant woman, not over 40. willing, if satisfactory, to go to seashore for summer: Pittsburgh references required.

Apply for interview in writing'. 148. Press. FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced: none other need apply. Weinberger's, 241 Fifth Ave.

GIRLS. 2 sisters or friends, refined, general housework. 5 evenings free; good home and environment. ST. 201 Hazel Drive.

Mt. Lebanon. Locust 1162. GIRL or woman, willing worker: home nights: East End: general housework: laundress employed. 5432 Col umbo St.

No phone call GIRLS (2) 18 to 21. for'speoial work; must be neat appearing, have hifrh school education and free to travel. S50 a month to start. See Mr. Wooten.

after 1:30 p. 7th Ave. Hotel. Don't phone. GIRL White, refined, good plain cook, general housework; small family: no laundry: $8 (good advancement): private room, bath: references.

646 Bower Hill Koan. J.i'nis 1 GIRL Experienced: young couple, child 2: laundress employed: stay nights: "Mate age. color, city references. 680. Press.

GIRL Refined, white, general housework in physician's home, laundry optional, family of 3. private room, bath, good wages. Montrose 182. GIRL Experienced. general housework.

cooking: no laundry, stay nisrhts. city references. S10. Schenley 7083. 5462 Fair Oaks St.

GIRL General housework. no house-cleaning, small family, star tughts. Schenley 3593. GIRL Experenced. for general housework: no laundry: must be good cook: adult family; Hiehland district: S9: give reference.

Write 636. Preaa. REAL ESTATE Insurance appraisal work desired by nan with experience: best references. 155. Press.

STATISTICIAN Cost accountant with sales objective and results experience, desires opportunity to prove Qualifications. 132. Press. SALESMAN With car: with drugs; ready, willing and able. 130.

Press. ATTENTION. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Energetic young man desires position in advertising department of progressive concern. For full particulars, call Lehigh 0424-J. ask for Al.

POSITION wanted by intelligent and capable man. age 31. with selling ability: 10 years experience conducting my own business: well known and respected in Pittsburgh: will invest small amount. 114. Press.

YOUNG MAN 24. desires work of any kind: has commercial education. 126. Press. YOUNG MAN, 23.

with new car. wishes evening work, available after 6 p. m. Sid. Schenley 0285.

YOUNG MAN Married, desires permanent Position, any kind work; driver's license. Brandy wine 3767-R. 10 Situations Female ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN Desire position, hostess, cashier, or eommer-cial photographer's model. A 615. Press.

BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY Part or full time: available immediately; best reference. Jackson 1162. COLLEGE LADY Refined, desires posi tion as companion, social secretary, or matron in home for aged: references. Locust 1743. DAY WORK By reliable colored girl: cleaning and laundry; experienced.

Court 4882. DAY'S WORK wanted by experienced col ored woman. Montrose bl.l9j GIRLS Colored 2). neat, desire part time work: bachelor apartment. Mayflower 5878.

GIRL Colored, experienced, desires day or part-time work; 52. oO. carfare. Hattie. Hiland 4000.

GIRL Experienced, wants job; altering men or women clothes. Penhurst 3678. GROCERY CLERK Had 5 years experi ence, wants job clerking. Box 193. North Bessemer.

Pa. LAUNDRESSES Men and women clean ers, fast workers. (Jity references. Atlantic 2787 Imperial. NEWSPAPER woman, publicity, society.

straight news experience, wants connection where her journalistic experience, plus several years free lancing, investigation, survey and contest work will be of benefit, wants opportunity to do industrial manufacturing, merchandising publicity. Local references- and contacts. Any reasonable salary considered. Write 586. Press.

NURSE Practical cases of any kind: rea sonable prices; references. Phone Car negie 1092. NURSE Practical. 12 years experience chronic, convalescent and mental cases. relerences.

Walnut OlUl-M. STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY Neat. capable: permanent or temporary; nve years experience. Jackson 3934. STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY 11 years lire insurance experience.

A-l relerences Available. Fairfax 9753. TEACHER 3 years' experience, desires tutoring or any other suitable work. McKeesport 22364 or 117. Press.

WOMAN Experienced, wants day work. fast worker. Churchill 47oS. WOMAN White, experienced, wants laundry work: good references. 152.

Press. WOMAN Wants steady day work. $2.50 car fare, experienced. Mayflower 6445. YOIiXO I.AT1Y 22 experienced.

trust worthy, desires position as nurse maid for invalid children; stay nights. Co. 4 985. YOUNG woman. 2 years college, with tele phone sales experience, wants work at once; good local references.

Homestead 3856-R. COLORED Woman Experienced, wants day work; regular. Phons Wellington 1113-R. SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION Schools and Instruction i itto nuTVIVO INSTRUCTIONS Car furnished. Call for information.

Robert Bnen. 147 orcnara. tvergiaae ooo. E. E.

DRIVING SCHOOL Lesso.is any time: plenty instructors 231 South Euclid. Em. 9497. CITY AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Courte ous. efficient instructors.

401 Invest ment Bldg. Atlantic 3775. Dancing Academies LEARN TO DANCE Foreman's Dance Studios, downtown Century 7th St. Open daily-Sun. Latest steps taught correctly, quickly.

Co. 8949. RENTALS Furnished Rooms II ATLANTIC South Room, semi-bath; gentleman; Sir month; private home. Schenley 3054. ATLANTIC, SOUTH.

424 Large front room, private bath with shower. Schen-ley 3076. BEACON At bus stop. near Schenley Park; large bedroom; private. Atlantic 9877.

BAUM 522(3 second floor room, near bath; reasonable. Schenley 6116. BLOOM FIELD 247 Fisk. Sleeping or housekeeping, one or two rooms, all conveniences. BRENTWOOD Convenient location: attractive room; private home; meals optional gentleman.

Carrick 26S5-J. BRIGHTON ROAD DISTRICT 3505 Diploma; comfortable room, two in Jam-ily. Linden 2289-R. BRIGHTON ROAD Comfortable room, next bath: excellent location; gentle-man: S3. Linden 0670-R.

BRIGHTON-DAVIS -DISTRICT Room. next bath: near cars, bus: gentleman. Linden 4453-J. CATHEDRAL District Corner, front room. gentleman preferred; S5-S6 week.

Schenley 9425. DITHRIDGE North. 200 Large room, board: twin beds optional; steam heat; gentlemen. DORMONT Two bedrooms, with smaM livingroom; will rent separately: suitable three or four; meals, garage op-tional. Lehigh 1975-J.

DOWNTOWN Conveniences 1 1 Friendly inn- Pittshnrsrh'a onlv workmen's hotei. 1112 Forbes. Reasonable rates. 1 1 1 DOWNTOWN 60 Marian St. Attractive room next Datn.

weeK. comi i jo. EAST LIBERTY Business woman will share apartment with business woman or rent room with semi-bath. 634 College Avenue EAST END. 402 South Winebtddle large front bedroom, semi-private bath.

Scheu-ley 3292 EAST END Cheerful room, next bath, second floor; convenient tram, cars; reasonable. Hiland 3201. EAST END District Comfortably furnished front room; home conveniences; meals optional: private family; refined gentleman; references exchanged. Fremont 0390. EAST LIBERTY Attractive second floor front room; private family.

Hiland 3548 EAST END Large room, private family: home jinvileges; meals optional. Montrose 3j24. EAST END 431 Shady, next Kenmawr Hotel, comiortaoie room, near tan, EAST END 238 South Aiken; gentleman's room, near cars. $4. Montrose 0246.

EAST END 5639 Rippey. Large room, convenient, cars, telephone. S4.50. Montrose 4941. EAST END Suitable 2-3 adults; beuroom.

living room, private bath. Montrose 1384. EAST END. 912 Ivy Large second floor front room; convenient Fifth Avenue cars. EAST LIBERTY 3 Eutaw Place, near Denniston, nicely furnished room, private family EAST END 6351 Marchand: one sleeping, housekeeping, and.

bath; convenient location: reasonable. EAST END Attractive room, fine location, private home; businessman; convenient cars. Montrose 552JL EAST Large oed-living room. iieat cars: business man. Montrose 38ao.

EVALIXE STREET. SOUTH Room, twin tx-ds: private family: business people. Montrose 9006. EUCLID. North.

322 Cheerfully furnished room, running water. 13.50. Gentleman. Montrose 6544. ELLSWORTH AVE.

Room in apartment; semi-bath; private family; carstop. Schenley 6608. i-iLTU A-trv- r. 1 a tlrar-llv room in residential neighborhood; reasonable rental. Schenley 6580.

vnottra vvlR MURRAY Uarsre. light. modern room: one or two. Schenley 6730. HIGHLAND PARK DISTRICT Room, next bath, beautiful surroundings, garage, private home.

5 to p. Emerson 0998. KENTUCKY. 6213. near Shady-Fifth Lartre cheerful room, semi-private bath.

other near bath. Montrose 3863. KNOXVILLE Second floor room, com fortable. next bath; near car stop; 4-Hemlock 0957. LINCOLN AVENUE Large third-floor room; furnished, unfurnished; light housekeeping.

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