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of BEACON JOURNAL 38 JANUARY 5, 1950 Isbrandtsen To Pay Off Rebel Crew HONG KONG (UP)-Agents of the Isbrandtsen Line of New York has to pay off any crew member of the frighter Flying Arrow objects to sailing through blockaded waters to Communist held. Consul Shanghai. General Frederick Hill said there were no government funds available to repatriate crew members who quit the ship and that they would have to pay own passage home. The development was expected to reduce the number who would rather leave the ship than sail through waters which the Chinese Nationalist government has said are mined. TWENTY-NINE of the 33 crew members have asked the state department in Washington to repatriate them.

Hill said he had asked Washington for a ruling on whether he should advance funds, but has received no reply. The Flying Arrow has loaded some 6,000 tons of cargo, most of it for. Shanghai. Latest reports from the waterfront said the ship was making preparations for departure, scheduled on the flood tide early this evening. The company's agreement to pay off rebeling crew members was made after Hill informed the agents that the ship would be forbidden to sail to Shanghai if this was not done.

Crew members said at least half the 33 men aboard would accept the offer to quit the ship. If they do, it is possible the Flying Arrow will be unable to sail. Regulations require that 75 per cent of the crew must be Americans, and there are very few American seamen available here to replace those who quit. NLRB Seeks EW Elections WASHINGTON (U.P.) -The national labor relations board plans to ask rival unions in the electrical industry to work out a sygtem of voluntary bargaining elections in three big firms. NLRB General Counsel Robert N.

Denham ordered the board's regional office in Baltimore to arrange a meeting and invite officials of the United Electrical Workers (independent) and the CIO International Electrical Workers. The board, he said, would "be pleased see successful negotiations completed for early consent elections in all existing units of the plants of the General Electric Westinghouse and General Motors Corp." The two unions have been feuding for representation of workers at the plants since the UE's recent ouster from the CIO for following the Communist party line. Hit-Run Driver's Parents Killed TOLEDO (P)-The parents of a convicted hit-and-run driver whose car killed two persons Sept. 17 were killed yesterday in an auto crash west of nearby Bowling Green. They were Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Palmer of Toledo. Their son, Richard Palmer, 19, was sentenced to six months in jail on Dec. 6 after he pleaded guilty to leaving the scene an accident. He was to have begun serving the sentence today.

1-DEATH NOTICES EDMONSON Oliver 49 years, 501 8. Main died Dec. 31. Survived by his sister, Mrs. Nellie Raynor; brothers, W.

E. of Flora, E. D. of Harriman, and Dock of Albertville, Ala. Services 11 8.

m. Thursday at the grave in Mt. Peace cemetery Rev. Thurmon H. Tobias officiating.

(Billow.) EVANS Kenneth 42 years, 539 Brady died Jan. 5. Survived by wife, Florence; mother, Mrs. Mona Evans. Services 1:30 p.

m. Sunday at the Billow Chapel. Dr. Harry D. Rose officiating.

Interment Grill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after Saturday noon. (Billow.) FETHEROLF Lester 51 years, of 574 Holibaugh pased away Jan. 3. Survived by son, Lester: daughter, Mary; brother.

Virgil, all of Akron; sister, Mrs. Mildred of Cuyahoga Falls. Rev. Clarence Haas will conduct services at 1 p. m.

Friday at Adams Funeral Home. Interment Greensburg. Friends may call after 7 from. Thursday at Adams Funeral FOGLE Mrs. Cora 82 years, 1503 Preston av.

died Jan. 1. Services 1 p. m. Friday at the Billow Chapel, Rev.

G. Carlan Elliott. officiating. Interment Mt. Hope cemetery.

Friends may call at the chapel. (Billow.) FRONEK Barbara (nee Blazek), of R.D. 1, Hudson, wife of the late Anthony: beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Bodnar. Albert and John Fronek; sister of John Blazek and Mrs.

Frank Klecan, passed away Monday. Now at Donald B. Johnson Funeral Home, Hudson, 0. Funeral at St. Mary church, Hudson, Friday, Jan.

6. at 9:30 a. m. 'Interment St. Mary cemetery.

IAMPIETRO John. 64 years. of 1417 Home passed to his rest Wednesday p. M. Burvived by his wife, Josephine: three sons.

John and Basil of Akron, Nazarene of Natrona Heights, three daughters, Mrs. Theresa McMasters, Mrs. Mary Prinzo of Akron, Mrs. Norma Balcato of Natrona Heights, three brothers, Tony, Daniel and Mike of Bethlehem, Pa. Member of the Italian Mutual club: also of the Goodrich Thirty-Year club.

Funeral services Saturday, 8 a. m. from Rossi's Cathedral Chapel. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 7 p.

m. Thursday. (Rossi Sons, FRanklin 4323. KING Bruce Charles. infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles King. County Line R.D. 1, Barberton, O. Also survived by sisters, Bridget and Barbare: grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray King of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. John Hornacek of Barberton.

Beryices 3 p. m. Friday at the Billow Chapel, Rev. Fr. E.

J. Stanko officlating. Interment Greenlawn Memorial Park. Friends may call the charel after 4:30 p. m.

Thursday, (Billow.) KLEINWECHTER George 46 years, residence 212 N. Forge died Jan. 3. Services Saturday, 9:30 A. m.

at the Church of the Annunciation instead of Friday as previously announced. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the residence until 10 p. m. Thursday and Friday, (Hummel.

KLING Emma Caroline, 73 years, passed away Jan. 6. residence 1631 Springfield Center rd. Survived by two sons, Forrest and Walter; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Bugh, Mrs.

Alice Burbeck: four grandchildren. Funeral nouncements later. (Eckard.) KOROLY John, 72 years, of 1161 McKinley passed Away Jan. 3. Survived Julia by wife, Anna: daughter.

and Mrs. John: Sabo: sons, Michael two grandchildren; nieces. Mrs. Anne Kalay and Mrs. Mary Koroly, all of Akron.

Funeral services Friday, 9:30 m. at St. Mary Greek Catholic church 99 6. Arlington Rev. Peter Hotrovich officiating.

Friends call at the Eckard Funeral Home. Parastas Thursday. p. m. funeral home, Burial Lakewood cemeters.

(Eckard.) 2-CARDS OF THANKS 116-HELP MALE 16-HELP MALE 16-HELP MALE 19-HELP FEMALE -AD WONDERS NOTICE! Cancellations, corrections and want ad copy will be accepted Sunday from 2 to 7 p. m. Cancellations and corrections for the following day's publications may be made any evening up to 8:30. Cancellations and corrections for Sunday editions on all advertising except new copy will be taken up to 11 a. m.

Saturday. Please reread your ad carefully before placing it with the ad-writer. Due to mechanical conditions it is impossible to correct or cancel your ad until it has appeared one time. Read your ad carefully. The Beacon Journal is responsible for 1 Day Only in case of error or misclassification.

Alto. 325 Berry pased away Jan. 5 at his residence after a long 111- ness. Funeral announcements later. (Evans, JEfferson 1422.) 2-CARDS OF THANKS Butler With sentiments of deep gratitude we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation to our many friends, relatives, neighbors and to all who were so generous in their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes in the loss of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother ALICE EFFIE BUTLER Our special thanks to Rev.

Jesse Lovender, and congregation from the Church of God on Market st. for kindness and sympathy; also Mogadore Church of God and First Holiness Church: Hair's Grocery: Dept. 156E. the 1st and 4th shift. Dept, 384A and 322.

Local 2 all of Goodyear Tire Rubber; we do especially appreciate the kindness from the Boys at the Corner of South and King also Hopkins Funeral Home for their efficient service. The Butler Family, Collins We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation our manv friends. relatives and neighbors for their acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy, masses and beautiful floral tributes in the death of our beloved father STEPHEN M. COLLINS Our special thanks to Rev. Father Zwisler.

Rev. Father Driscoll. Rev. Father Tully, the Holy Name ciety of St. Sebastian church.

The Goodyear Tire Rubber, Company. Goodyear Twenty-Five Year Club. Goodyear Dept. 271-B-272. Goodyear Local No.

Golden Age Club. Beacon Journal Pressroom. National Rotary pressroom. Printing PressUnion No. 12.

Mailer's Union No, 82 A. Miller. Allied Bowling Association. the Hummel Funeral Home for their kind and efficient service. JOBEPH FAMILY COLLINS Howell wish to thank Rev.

Father Boeke for his prayers. and comforting words; nurses at City hospital; friends, relatives and neighbors; also William's friends at Southern Tap Room, for their lovely flowers, pressions of sympathy and cards. at the passing of my beloved husband WILLIAM E. HOWELL Wife, Mary. 1-DEATH NOTICES KOVAL John, 33 years, of Turkeyfoot R.D.

12, Box 262, died Wednesday. He is survived by his wife, Hattie: one daughter, Barbara Ann; bis parents, Theodore and Helen Koval: three sisters and four brothers, Mrs. Anna Stump, Mrs. Mary -hipp, Mrs. Helen Breckinridge, Fred, Michael and George, all of Akron; Lewis of New York City; his grandfather, Michael Pich of Philadelphia.

Parastas Thursday, 7:30 p. and funeral services at 2 p. m. Friday, Jan. 6 at the Kucko Funeral Home and at St.

Nicholas Russian Orthodox church at 2:30 p. Rev. Fr. Rozdelsky officiating. Interment St.

Nicholas cemetery. Friends call at the Kucko Funeral Home. (Kucko.) HARDEN Kate, 69 years, of 239 Standing Rock Kent, passed away Jan. 3. Survived by husband.

Marion sons, Alfred of Akron and William, Spring Valley, one grandchild. Funeral services Friday, 1 p. m. at the Eckard Funeral Home, Rev. A.

M. Kunkle officiating. Interment Mt. Peace cemetery. Friends call at the funeral home.

(Eckard.) McGRATH John, 52 years, of 1481 Newton passed away Jan. 3 the residence. Survived by wife, Susan: daughters. Mrs. Edward Boles of Cuyahoga Falls: Jean and Teresa: brothers, James and William of Johnstown, Terence in Scotland.

Funeral services changed to Saturday, 10:30 a. m. at the Church of the Annunciation. Friends call at the residence. Holy Name society will meet at the residence Thursday, 8 p.

m. to offer the Rosary. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. (Eckard.) MEEKER Ernestine (Adams), 30 years, of Litchfield, formerly of Kenmore district, passed away Dec. 31.

Survived by husband, Harry; children, Jimmy, Tim and Peggy Ann: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Adams, of Portage Lakes: sister, Mrs. Vickie Blaser, Mrs.

Dixie Juellerat: brothers, Eugene, frobert, all of Akron: Henry California: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams, Kentucky.

Services Saturday, 2 p. m. at the William J. Schlup Funeral Chapel, with Rev. James D.

Moore officiating. Burial Greenlawn cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Friday, (Wm. J. Schlup, SHerwood 1212.) PARKER Anna 56 years, of Box 971, R.D.

8. Akron (East Wood rd. Tallmadge). residence. passed Friends away may, Jan.

3 the call at McGowan-Reid Funeral Home until 10 a. m. Friday. The body will lie in state at the Seventh Day Adventist church, 272 W. Market from 12 noon until time of service at 2 m.

Friday. Rev. Walter Glenn Gibson officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery. (McGowan-Reid.) PRESINSKI Mrs.

Veronica, 59 years, of 213 King vived died Thursday a. m. She is surby four sons, Felix and John. at home: Michael of Joliet, Peter, U.S.A.A.F., in England: three daughters. Mrs.

Mary Sarpolis of Uhrichsville, Mrs. Celia Kupris. Mrs. Mildred Poole and one grandson. all of Akron; also one brother and one sister in Poland.

Funeral services Monday, 9:30 8. m. at the residence and at St. Vincent church at 10 8. m.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the residence after Friday noon. (Kucko.) ROOF Charles Wilbert. 39 years, 1680 Merl5. Husband of Rethamae.

Services line Cuyahoga Fals, died. Jan. announced later. (Billow.) SENGLAR Joseph, 89. years, formerly of Kent, passed away Jan.

2, Glendale, Cal. Survived by John of Glenlian Komorowski Miss dale; three granddaughters, Mrs. LilDorothy Senglar of Kent, Mrs. Dolores Sharar, Glendale, one grandson, Joseph of Kent. Services Saturday, 9:30 a.

at St. Patrick church. Burial St. Patrick cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 9 to 10 Friday.

(S. C. Bissler Sons, 'Inc.) SIMON Rev. Harvey Ellis, 77 years. 938 Stadelman died Jan.

3. Survived by wife, Sarah Akron; son, Philip B. San Leandro, daughter, Mrs. Max Zimmerman, Milwaukee, Wis. Funeral services from Trinity Lutheran church Friday, 1 D.

Dr. Fred C. Wiegman officiating. Interment Leetonia, O. Body will lie in state at the church from Friday noon until time of service.

Friends may call at the Long Funeral Home. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. (Long, JEfferson 8119.) STURMI Rose 87 years, died Tuesday p. m. Funeral services Friday, 9:30 a.

m. at St. Bernard church. Interment St. Bernard cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. (Hummel.) WALKER Alto. 325 Berry pased away Jan. 5 at his residence after a long 111- ness. Funeral announcements later.

Harris Our heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation are extended to our many kind and thoughtful friends. relatives and neighbors for their cards, floral tributes and expressions of sympathy that helped us lighten our sorrows in the great loss of our dear husband, father and son. WILLIAM F. HARRIS Our special thanks to Adoniram Lodge 517 and Rev. Leroy Henne from Weslevan Methodist church for their wonderful services; Forester Lodge; also the Billow for their kind and efficient services.

MRS. VIVIAN HARRIS AND CHILDREN MRS. MARY JANE HARRIS Horvath We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends. neighbors and relatives for their kindness, the many beautiful flowers and expressions of sympathy in the passing of our dear mother SUSAN HORVATH FRANK HORVATH JULIA HORVATH JOSEPH HORVATH MR. AND MRS.

STEPHEN HORVATH MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HORVATH Jewson Jewson We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kindness, many beautiful flowers and expressions of sympathy in the passing of our dear husband, father and grandfather ELMER J. JEWSON Our special thanks. to Rev.

Father Angelo J. Trivisonno of St. Anthony for his prayers and comforting words: also the Bi "Co. for their kind and efficient service. Mrs.

Rose Jewson Tande Family Lamielle My heartfelt thanks and deep ADpreciation are extended to my many friends. relatives and numerous neighbors for their kindness. cards. beautiful floral tributes and consideration in the great 105s of my beloved husband EARL W. LAMIELLE My special to priests of the Annunciation for their prayers and masses: also Don R.

Long Funeral for their kind and efficient service. MRS. MARGARET LAMIELLE Metzler Metzler We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends. relatives and neighbors. for their acts of kindness.

lovely floral tributes. cards and expressions of sympathy in the passing of our dear mother and grandmother LETTIE I. METZLER Our special thanks to Dr. Herbert Thompson for his comforting words: Akron Parts Dept. 6580.

B. F. Goodrich "Old Friends" of 6580. F. Goodrich Local No.

5 URWA: also Prentice Funeral Home for their kind and efficient service. CORTES B. METZLER MRS. BEATRICE TROCHE MRS. GRACE HORNER RADER We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy in the recent loss of our baby, STARR LYN MR.

AND MRS. DON RADER NORTHFIELD CENTER Rea loved husband and father THOMAS M. REA wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many relatives, neighbors and friends and to all who were generous in their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes in the loss of our be- Our special thanks to Rev. James Moore: the Hardware Supply pallbearers: also the Billow Co. for their kind and efficient service.

MRS. ADELINE S. REA MRS. MAYETTA MUELLER MRS. EVELYN AUKEMAN Schweiker With sentiments of deep gratitude We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation to our many friends, relatives, neighbors and to all who were so generous in their many acts of kindness.

expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes in the loss our beloved husband and father. JACOB SCHWEIKER Our special thanks to Rev. J. Reuben Schroer for his consoling words: Hoskins, B. F.

Goodrich. department 3490, and Goodrich Twenty Year club; URWA. No. 5: National Association of Letter Carriers: also Eckard Funeral Home for kind and efficient service. Mrs.

Emma Schweiker And Family 3-IN REMEMBRANCE and grandmother Clara Grant Who passed away 1 year ago today. January 5, 1949. They say time heals all 50TTOWS, And helps one to forget, And time 50 far has only proved How much we miss you yet. God gave us strength to face it, And courage to bear the blow. But what it means to lose you.

No one will ever know. Sadly missed by HUSBAND- RICHARD SR. DAUGHTER HATTIE REYNOLDS SONS -ULYSSES AND RICHARD JR. GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN 5-FUNERAL DIRECTORS Campfield-Hickman Co. 566 W.

Park Barberton SHerwood 3161 6-MONUMENTS, VAULTS GRANITE, MARBLE AND BRONZE MONUMENTS AND MARKERS MONUMENT WORKS J. J. REYNOLDS. OWNER 501 E. Exchange st.

FRanklin 2015 Our Patrons Tell Our Story Best 7-CEMETERY LOTS ELLET MEMORIAL CEMETERYAlbrecht av. in East. Akron. Members NCA and OCA. Phone STadium 3614: nights, UNiversity 2863.

Sales office. BLackstone 8144. GREENLAWN MEMORIAL PARK Romig rd. in Southwest Akron. Members NCA and OCA.

Phone SHerwood 4515. Sales office. BLackstone 8144. SHIRTS Beautifully Laundered 15c Each CLEANERS 1124-130 E. South St.

HE-1111 PERSONAL AD LURED DESPERADO FROM HIDEAWAY to get in touch Would like JAKE with you. Pinky. A Personal ad in the Wichita Eagle lured Jake Fleagle, notorious Midwest bank bandit of the 1920's, from his Ozark hideout. It was run by an old crony at behest the FBI. G- men Idlled Fleagle when he boarded a train to meet Pinky, his false pal.

Classified 1s so Inexpensive it makes advertising pover available to all. $1.00 for each true Result Story accepted! Write Howard Parish, Daily News Tower, Miami, Fla Copyrighi 1849. Howard Pariah, 1.M. Beg. V.

TaL off. 7-CEMETERY LOTS BEAUTIFUL GLENDALE Choice burial lots in most all sections. Dry. sandy soil. Perpetual care, easy terms.

BLackstone 2317. LOT No. 702, Section 3 in Rose Hill Burial Park. Three graves for $90. Phone.

HEmlock 8316. 8-A-AMUSEMENTS PROF. DAVIDOR, Astrologer, 214 W. Exchange, helps on your life's problems or any worry of the mind. Has helped, many others, why not you? Readings 10 a.

m. to 8 p. m. 8-SPECIAL BULLETINS HEARING AIDS Should your pocketbook be empty, And you feel you cannot pay, Just ask us to help you finance, And we will show you the way. Wright Hearing Aid Service Distributor Micronic Hearing Aids 774 N.

Main st. 10. O. HEmlock 8294 Evenings. WAlbridge 6503 WAlbridge 4321 POCKET BOOKS (Mysteries, Westerns, Romances) -12 for $1.

Come in or send dollar, specifying type desired. to Blackburn's Book Store, N. Main Akron 10. FRanklin 3954. Open evenings.

J. R. Watkins Products Spices, extracts, cosmetics. medicine and household necessities. Free delivery.

1480 South Main st. PArkway 3010. MOOSE 62 ACTIVITIES THURSDAY, 8 P. MEETING GEORGE A. AULT.

Secretary I'M SURE I can help you. For sickness or if troubled. worried, unhappy. Call from 8 to 9 a. 1 to 2 p.

6 to 7 p. m. HEmlock 3373. Free. 9-TRAVEL INFORMATION TRUCK GOING SOUTH This Week.

Load or Part Load Wanted WAlbridge 3672 DRIVING to Phoenix, Jan. 16. Can take two. OXford 2856. LEAVING for Palm Beach, Jan.

9. Can take three. Share expenses. References. Call HEmlock 2388.

RENT A NEW CAR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE THE U-DRIVE-IT CO. 19 E. Buchtel HEmlock 9159 FOUND" LOST New Year's eve around Navy club, on E. Market lady's vellow gold wrist watch, 15 or 17 jewels; engraved on back V. from D.

1944." Reward. STadium 5296. LOST -Black dachshund terrier, female. White marking under neck. Answers to name "Lucy.

Reward. Please return to 571 Johnston or call FRanklin 1790. LOST Blue tick hound, in vicinity of Uniontown. Female. Has SCar on top of her head.

just in front of her right ear. Reward. OXford 2817. LOST- Glass rosary beads in black leather case, near St. Thomas hospital.

Keepsake. Reward. FRanklin 6257. LOST- Man's yellow gold Lord Elgin wristwatch with small link band. Saturday night, vicinity Gran Alleys and Hollands on Arlington st.

Gift from parents. Reward. BLackstone 6208. FOUND Boxer female. MEadowbrook 3969 LOST -Lady's corset in Woolworth's.

Scott's or on bus. Reward. PArkway 2534. LOST- -Blue serge skirt. downtown, Wednesdav noon.

Liberal reward. STadium 2233. BLACK leather fur-lined gloves, size 8. lost Loew's theater, Tuesday. WAlbridge 9189.

PENDANT earring, blue green setting. lost vicinity downtown or East Akron. Reward. STadium 8850. 1-DOGS, BIRDS AND PETS Boxers Six males.

six weeks. Exceptional AKC. $100 each. Phone REdwood 1878 in Cleveland. NIGHT SCHOOL FOR DOGS Winter term begins January 5th.

We teach you train vour dog. For further information call WAIbridge 9929 OVerdale 8271. All Breed Training Club of Akron, Inc. SPRINGER SPANIEL Male, 1, year old, excellent on birds or rabbits. FRanklin 4469.

WIRE-HAIRED fox terrier puppies, 7 weeks old. AKC registration. 1510 Meriline Cuyahoga Falls. PEDIGREED black cocker spaniel. Playful, house broken, loves children.

STadium 9502. Wyoga Boarding Kennels One of Ohio's most modern. WAlbridge 7063. BOXER PUPS. $50 2445 Chestnut blvd.

WAlbridge 0233 TWO MALE, part shepherd puppies, six weeks old. PArkway 3071. PUPPIES for sale. Part Spitz and part cocker. HEmlock 8689.

COCKER. SPANIEL puppy, UNiversity male. thoroughbred, $15. 9364. TWO collie, pleasant disposition, wants home in country.

Reasonable. REpublic 1009. TWO trained English setter bird dogs. Will demonstrate. MIdlake 5612.

WILL TRADE thoroughbred coach dog. female, housebroken, for small dox. WAlbridge 4434. 13-WANTED TO BUY ODDS AND ENDS of dishes. class.

Haviland hand painted dishes. steins. dolls, any antique furniture, L. ROBERTSON, OXford 2567 JEfferson 1587 GOLD COINS premium. All denominations.

871 8. Main St, WANTED Good used furniture. Top dollar paid. Immediate removal. Call Sigalow.

JEfferson 5432. Typewriters, Boats, Motors Fishing tackle, radio, tractor, lawnmower. electric motor, machinery, compressor, Campbell, 127 W. Cedar. CASHI CASH! CASH! We Buy Good Used Furniture Rugs and Appliances 446 W.

MARKET FRanklin 9024 Auction Furniture Co. BATHROOM fixtures bought and sold. Trade your old fixtures for a beautiful new bathroom. Burke's Hardware. 1709 Wooster aV.

PLaza 2417. WOULD like to buv one pair of maple bunk beds. in good condition. Call BLackstone 3043. Experienced! Local, long distance moving Domestic, Export Packing STORAGE The COTTER MOVING STORAGE CO.

A Maytlower Warehouse 70 CHERRY STREET FR-3131 A GOOD PAYING JOB FOR YOU you are between 25 and 35 years of age, neat appearing and can manage your own time. I have a position for you with nationwide organization. EARNINGS TO START APPROXIMATELY $75 PER WEEK WITH CHANCE FOR RAPID ADVANCEMENT AS YOU LEARN OUR BUSINESS. Many men who have been with us a year or longer are now earning up to $1000 per month. There is no investment required but we ask that you are able to furnish character references.

A CAR IS A VALUABLE ASSET IN THIS BUSINESS FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW See Mr. G. Kerswill 301 United Bldg. 9 S. MAIN ST.

AT 10 A. M. PLEASE BE PROMPT OPENINGS ARE AVAILABLE TO OUT-OF-TOWN MEN ALSO FUTURE ASSURED REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Opening now available for two perienced salesmen. One to train A8 sales manager. Top commission, close cooperation.

Call between a. m. and 5 p. m. Room 206 First Federal Savings and Loan SENN-PHELPS, Realtors EXPERIENCED appliance and intangible salesman.

For the greatest year in your career. We have several opening in our new car sales force for those who can quality. Selling the 1950 Ford which is 50 ways finer, is without doubt one of the easiet cars to sell. Now's the time to associate yourself with one of Ohio's greatest volume dealers. Get in on the ground floor calling John Sisler at MARKET MOTORS 850 E.

Market st. Akron's Finest Ford Dealer Excellent Opportunity Young man, 20 to 25, to learn profitable business. Must qualify in typing. some dictation, general office work and be able to drive car. Small office.

Pleasant working conditions with unlimited possibilities to aggressive party. Contact Box Y-88. Beacon Journal. GI TO TRAIN for $6000 per vear job. Car furnished.

$225 a month while training. Must bave neat aDpearance, ambitious, A long resident of Akron. Reply by letter giving business background and include A picture. Write Box Y-90. Beacon Journal.

For High-Grade RESTAURANT COFFEE SALESMAN WRITE TO BOX NUMBER Y-92 BEACON JOURNAL 1950 Opportunity SALES REPRESENTATIVE Nationally known manufacturer of household product with established distribution has opening for capable man, Must have recent experience calling on grocery, hardware trade. wholesale. retail. Willing to travel. Some retail work.

Salary plus expenses. Give full particulars. BOX T-59. Beacon Journal. REAL ESTATE Wanted- ladies- experienced or if inexperienced we will train you.

SECURITY REALTY CO. FRanklin 6171 247 E. Exchange st. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN To sell used Applicants must be experienced. We have one of the finest incentive deals In town for those men who prove to be alert and aggressive.

See Mr. Hastings. Do not apply unless experienced. EAST AKRON NASH 19 N. Arlington EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN women's shoes.

For, Apply in person Nisley Shoe Company 200 S. MAIN ST. RENTAL DEPARTMENT WANTED-2 ladies for our rental partment. Must have a car. ECURITY REALTY CO.

FRanklin 6171 247 E. Exchange GENERAL ELECTRIC Supply Corp. wants men to work throuch their dealer organization selling television, radios, toasters, vacuum cleaners, etc. Liberal commission or draw arranged. Call FRanklin 8195 between 8 and 6 for appointment.

VETERANS See our ad under education. Mr. Wallen will be at Anthony Wayne hotel. Wednesday and Thursday. Jan.

4 and 5. REAL ESTATE Wanted -4 salesmen--experienced or if inexperienced we will train you. SECURITY REALTY CO. FRanklin 6171 247 E. Exchange at.

COUNTER MAN AND MEAT CUTTER Must be experienced. Emich Super Market 1985 MANCHESTER RD. PIN BOYS WANTED Ages 16 to 55. Living quarters furnished. Call STadium 0258.

CUSTODIAN Large West Hill apartment. Fulltime job. Write Box Y-89, Beacon Salesmen OPENING AVAILABLE Choice territory. Bonafided appointmenta furnished. Thorough ing given.

Apply Portage hotel. Saturday, Jan. 4th. 2 to 5 p. m.

Ask for Mr. Lundgren, WANTED Experienced calendar and bookmatch salesmen. Sell complete line of advertising specialties. High commissions. FRanklin 7000.

ORNAMENTAL RAIL MADE TO SUIT EVERY HOME No Job Too Large or Too Small Price As Low As Free Design and Estimates Pair $1500 CALL MRS. CERRONE PR-4956 Mechanical Draftsman With experience in equipment design, sheet metal and light structural steel. Permanent position with good future prospects for the right man. Give outline of experience to Box number Y-94. Beacon Journal.

APPLIANCE SALESMAN WHO CAN AND WILL SELL! Car essential. experience helpful but not necessary. A complete store policy of sales protection, hospitalization and vacation plan. Write complete details to Box Y-95. Beacon Journal RENTAL DEPARTMENT Wanted 2 men for our rental department.

Must have SECURITY REALTY CO. FRanklin 6171 247 E. Exchange st. EXPERIENCED automobile salesman to sell new and used cars. If you have had experience and want to get with a wide-awake Ford dealer, stop out at our big lot and see PAUL MILLER LAUGHMAN MOTORS 2376 East Av.

Positively No Phone Calls. TWO MEN with sales experience to fill advanced sales crew. adequate training given and tronsportation furnished. Apply Cook Coffee 918 N. Main st.

CREDIT MANAGER One of Akron's leading stores needs top bracket man or woman, thoroughly experienced. and looking for permanent, steady employment. Good salary to the one who coalifies for this position. Write giving age references and all ather information to Box Beacon Journal. Replies held confidential, EXPERIENCED HEATING SALESMEN NEEDED! At the present time corporation has so many good prospects to call upon immediately that it will be some time in the summer before they can be taken care of.

We need experienced closers to handle these leads now. Our business is based on a year-round program. Only experienced men need apply because we Save no time to train men. Reply Box Y-96. Akron Beacon Journal, stating name, address.

telephone number, Age, experience, type of transportation and present position. AN OPPORTUNITY A new company, tust getting started in the wholesale retail general merchandise field, has an opening for one or two good men with some experience as storekeeper, gr0cery clerk or manager. salesman, warehouse work or stock keeper. If vou want to start at a reasonable salary. plus a bonus.

and help build a young company this is your opportunity. All applications will be by letter only. therefore send some information about yourself and your experience to MARKETS INCORPORATED P. O. Box 1255 Akron 9, 0.

AS ANOTHER year comes to a close. and vou have not a permanent position. do AS many others have. Get started with a national organization, We have openings for salesmen and branch sales managers. Phone FRanklin In 7215 for appointment.

Openings FOR SALESMEN We are one of the largest and best known real estate brokers in the city and we have openings for two or three experienced salesmen, Fullest cooperation given advertising and closing of sales. See Mr. Stroup or Mr. Watson. STANSON-STROUP 412 Second National bldg.

REALTORS BLackstone 2165 WANTED: a capable man with mechanical rubber industry background for supervision of machine shop and tool room. Experienced in mold design and trim equipment necessary. Reply Box T-67, Beacon Journal. DIVISION MANAGER Permanent field sales managerial position. Adequate compensation includes travel expense with liberal overwrite to assure substantial five-figure income to right man.

Requires successful experience in hiring and training men for selling. Age 30-45: car required. For interview. write Box T-66. Beacon Journal, QUIT, LOOKING FOR WORK -Establish yourself In profitable Rawleigh business in City of Akron.

Be your own boss. No experience necessary. Write immediately, Rawleigh's. Dept. OHA-211-236, Freeport, Ill.

EXPERIENCED truck salesman. If you want to get with a Ford dealer that's really going places, selling small trucks -I have an attractive proposition for a man that's willing to work hard and be able to meet the public. If you think you can quality- stop out and see Paul Miller LAUGHMAN MOTORS 2376 East Av. Positively No Phone Calls. Salesmen Needed With experience in any Prefer men between 22 and Uneven tor age.

Salary and commission. Apply Room 406. Edison EDISON CO. WE HAVE an opening for men. Pleasant place to work.

Office help and floor days. We have lake office also and you Are privileged to sell from either place, think you will tike our setup. Come in and talk it over with H. J. Hohman.

Tower bide. Realtors 17-JOBS WANTED MALE WANTED -Carpet laving or tool grinder, or warehouseman. Ex-GI. SHerwood 9289. VETERAN, 24.

single, attending school. wishes part-time job. Robert Burr. BLackstone 1317 or 6448. YOUNG MAN, 21.

wants day job. Will plAy accordion evenings also. PArkway 6037. MARRIED. dependable ex-GI hard- with knowledge of auto parts and ware.

will work for small wages in order to learn and become A part of your business. STadium 4306. MAN, 45. single, experienced farmer kind and of dairy milker. man.

Will Can consider handle any kind of steady work. STadium 1156. HIGH SCHOOL graduate wants work. Can do office work. Call PRinceton 4595 or STadium 6803.

EXPERIENCED truck driver, any type or semis 17 vears on road. no accidents. 33 vears in Akron. references. PArkway 5380.

ROUTE SALESMAN, 10 years' rience. Good, honest, dependable, married man. will increase sales. Box U-1. Beacon Journal.

CHRISTIAN couple with child Man for part-time maintenance work. wife will care for children. in exchange for 3 or 4-room apartment with bath. Firestone Park district preferred. References, PArkway 3563 before 6 m.

IP YOU NEED A HANDYMAN For day or longer Call PLaza 5919 18-BUREAUS MALE Service Is Our Business! OHIO STATE EMPLOYMENT CENTER 33 N. Main HEmlock 2141 No Placement Charges SALES MANAGER Real estate experience. age 35-45. Complete charge. Progressive company.

Other commercial and technical Jobs for qualified applicants. N-A-T-I-O-N W-I-D-E 1212 Akron Savings Loan bldg. FRanklin 1214 NELSON EMPLOYMENT Corner Mill and High Sts. FRanklin 3197 AKRON EMPLOYMENT Sales, food experience Open Sales, warm air furnaces $400 Television technician Open DEPENDABLE EMPLOYMENT 5 E. BUCHTEL BLDG.

AT S. MAIN Construction superintendent under 35. knowledge of surveying. Salary open. 19-HELP FEMALE Secretary Stenographer To work for treasurer and purchasing agent.

Akron vicinity. Experience of 3 to 5 years desirable. Write Box X-91, Beacon Journal, stating age, phone number and name. LADIES Can you devote 20 hours in vour neighborhood? Pleasant, profitable position selling nylon hosiery and lingerie, Call Realsilk Hosiery Mills. FRanklin 7215.

CHANGE THE want (2) voung ladies, between ance and like to travel to do educa19-25 who present a neat appeartional demonstration work. I will DAY you $160 a month while training. Average earnings $65 weekly and UD. plus bonuses. Apply William Berra, Portage hotel, 2-4 p.

or 5-7 p. m. Tuesday through Friday. EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIPPER STEADY WORK-APPLY THE KAASE'S CO. 270 SUMNER ST.

NURSE WANTED. with hospital training. Salary discussed at interview. Call from 7 a. m.

to 3 p. m. MIdlake 3914. Typist-Clerk For Downtown Office 5 days a week. Write full information regarding experience, salary expected, in first letter to Box Y-99, Beacon Journal.

TV DEPENDABLE LADY BETWEEN 40. AND 50 YEARS 13-WANTED TO BUY To Sell Your Furniture HEMINGTON-PEHRSON Call PRinceton 2913 CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE Keenan Bros. Furniture Day or night, call JEfferson 8412 CALL US before you sell your furniture. We pay highest MARVEL FURNITURE EXCHANGE 30 S. Howard JEfferson 3211 IT'S A WONDERFUL FEELING To have A savings account.

To start one, sell us the furniture. tools. guns, that you have about the house. We pay cash for anything of value. MAIN SWAP SHOP 843-847 S.

Main. POrtage 1826 USED FURNITURE, JUNK Scrap iron, metal, batteries, old furnaces. Sol Litt, JEfferson 6455. CAPITALIZE NOW! HURRY We have ready cash to buy the furniture and appliances which have outlived their usefulness in your home. Call W.

C. Keenan, HEmlock 0924. CASH FOR DIAMONDS WATCHES--JEWELRY PLATINUM AND OLD GOLD FERTEL'S 49 S. Main St. FRanklin 2215 INBOARD RUNABOUT.

14 ft. to 18 ft. Need not be in too good condition. Must be reasonable. Call Massillon 20229 after 4 p.

m. USED BATHTUBS TOILETS SINKS Cash or Trade on New Fixtures Bathrooms Remodeled LINCH PLUMBING. SHerwood 7668 A-1 PRICES PAID For Used Furniture Or What Have You? CALL LEWIS. JEfferson 4252 14-EDUCATION VETERANS Why accept anything less than the best? Thousands of mechanically inclined men have benefitted through C.T.I. training.

We will assist you in getting part time work while attending school to add $80 to $115 per month to your government subsistence of $75 to $120. Learn one of the following splendid pay trades in only 20 weeks. Auto or Diesel Mechanics Body and Fender Repairs-Painting Refrigeration-Air Conditioning Radio-Television Servicing Electricity-Electronics You will be taught on modern equipment in our large shops under expert supervision. Free placement service after graduation. Living facilities available.

Write today for complete details. No obligation. Commercial Trades Institute, BOX T-52, Beacon Journal. NEW CLASS FEB. 1 IN COMMERCIAL Art Applied Art Academy 5 E.

Buchtel Akron, O. HEmlock 2123 VETERANS Unusual opportunity to prepare yourself for promotion. This Is not "On the Job Training." But if you are ambitious, mechanically inclined and eager to learn good paying trade, we have an unusual opportunity for you. You can have a substantial income while training to become A master machinist. tool and die maker.

tool designer, tool engineer or expert draftsman. Mr. Wallen will receive applications at Hotel Anthony Wayne, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 4th and 5th. 10 a.

m. to 9 p. m. Bring discharge or letter of eligibility 1950 GOVERNMENT JOBS Start high as $66.35 week. Men Women.

Qualify now for secure positions. Many openings expected. Free 40- page book shows jobs. sample tests. Write Box T-53, Beacon Journal.

LEARN TELEVISION Approved for Veterans Training Full Veteran's Benefits 222 Everett bldg. 39 E. Market JEfferson 9461 RIGGS-LE MAR BARBER COLLEGE Day and Night Classes Approved For Veteran's Training Metropolitan 39 S. Main st. BLackstone 8713 RADIO-Television servicing: radio operating: refrigeration: air-conditoning: welding.

McKim Technical Institute. 25 N. Main, FRanklin 4014. Train For Dental Laboratory Technician Full veteran's benefits. Time ment plan for non-veterans.

Come in or phone Mr. Kruse, 222 Everett 39 E. Market st. JEfferson 9461. WINTER TERM BEGINS January 9 and 10 HAMMEL BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 57 E.

Market st. JEfferson 1317 MEN-WOMEN-WANTED Inquire at Beauty Culture Registration Center Complete information about how to become a beauty operator, Veteranapproved. Day and night classes. Phone, write or stop in at the Sayre Beauty School 290 S. Main st.

BLackstone 9782 AKRON SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY Day-Night Classes. GI Approved 19 W. Market st. BLackstone 5153 RIGGS-LE MAR AKRON BEAUTY ACADEMY Day- Night classes. HEmlock 5907 Metropolitan bldg.

39 S. Main st. 15-HELP MALE OR FEMALE Real Estate Salesmen Apply 94 W. Thornton st. HEmlock 2056 16-HELP, MALE MAKE 1950 YOUR BEST YEAR-HERE IS YOUR CHANCE Conart's, Akron's headquarters for De Sotos.

Plymouths and quality ReNEWed cars since 1928. can use some live wires on their sales force. Conart's offer fast selling line of cars, very liberal compensation, sales training and aids. demonstrators, and A permanent money making opportunity for those willing to work. If you want position with a future in A progressive organization see Mr.

Rockwell at once and learn about Conart's plan. No phone interviews. Conart Motor Sales, Inc. 457 E. Market St.

age to care for eiderly lady nights. If you are kind and of good character you are the one wa want. You can either make home with us or go home days. Write givIng name and telephone number to Box Y-93, Beacon Journal. HOUSEKEEPER To care for 3 children and do eral housework.

Live in. White preferred. Call after 5 p. HEmlock 2413. LADIES! WE SUPPLY WORK To be done your convenience.

versity 4723 between 6 and 8 D. m. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY! If you want to train for a well-paying career. we could use your services as office girl in exchange for 8 beauty course. Apply in person, 19 W.

Market st. STENOGRAPHER wanted. Good opportunity. Write stating experience, references. and salary desired.

Box X-35, Beacon Journal. CURB GIRLS NEAT APPEARANCE Night shift. Steady work. Apply in person. BLUE SWAN DRIVE IN 1099 8.

MAIN ST. By selling high quality, low priced START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Maisonette dresses. Call PArkway 8144. WOMAN or girl wanted to sit with small 5011 afternoons while mother works. Call STadium 7644, after 7 p.

LADIES WANTED TO WORK FOR FIRM IN BUSINESS 60 YEARS Large, 4 to earnings. 7 Call REpublic 1307 p. mI1. NEAT appearing girl for curb service. Evening shift.

Steady work, Apply Tippy Inn. 1381 Manchester rd, ELDERLY woman. white preferred. to care for child while mother works. Good home.

small wAgeS, POrtage 5859. WOMAN who needs home instead of high DAV to do housework and assist with children. Wages will ba discussed. White preferred. sity 5139.

RELIABLE WOMAN FOR 5 DAYS A WEEK Two adults. Home nights. $15. Give full information regarding experience and references in first letter to Box Y-100, Beacon Journal. SEAMSTRESS Experienced in minor repairs and alterations.

Apply in person, West End Cleaners. 1265 Copley rd. MAKE 1950 YOUR BIGGEST INCOME YEAR It over 30. ambitious and willing to work, call FRanklin 9155. for appointment.

20-JOBS WANTED, FEMALE RELIABLE experienced woman wants day work, $5 and car fare. POrtage 2500. EXPERIENCED colored girl wants steady day work. A-1 references. $4.50 and car fare, HEmiock 6923.

EMPLOYED LADY desires room and board in exchange for housework in adult home. STadium 2109. RELIABLE woman wants day work. part time. Tuesday and Wednesday.

JEfferson 2924. EMPLOYED LADY will do light, work or child care for room and board. HEmlock 0005 after 4. PRACTICAL NURSE available, Will do some housework. HEmlock 7702.

COLORED LADY wants steady day work. Washing and ironing. Reference. PRinceton 3303. WALL WASHING and paper cleaning.

Two rooms for $5. OVerdale 3307, COLORED LADY desires job AS cook, experienced, references. POrtage 4266. WIDOW. unencumbered, wishes housekeeping for one.

References, Box C-100, Beacon Journal. EXPERIENCED $5.50 colored and girl carfare. desires Call FRanklin 0532. HOME IRONING 50c per hour. SHerwood 4439 PART -TIME office work.

Experienced with office procedure. Preferably North Hill or Falls. WAlbridge 3551. MIDDLE- woman will do light housework for good home. Small wages.

PRinceton 3614. YOUNG colored woman wants regue lar housework, 5 days week. West Hill references. FRanklin 8596. YOUNG white woman desires housework by day.

Experienced 88 waitress also. POrtage 5234. COOK, middle-aged. -aged 3248. children.

live in. PRinceton RELIABLE WOMAN wants light housework. Adults. Prefer west Hill. References.

$20 week. BLackstone 8876. WOULD LIKE washing or ironing or both. Done reasonable. Call JEtferson 7042.

WOULD LIKE full or part-time housework after 12 noon. Call PArkway 7092. 21-BUREAUS FEMALE WAITRESS- GRILL SUPREME EMPLOYMENT 469 Wooster AV. BLackstone 8113 Dependable Employment 5 E. Buchtel' Bldg.

at S. Main BLackstone 5183 NELSON EMPLOYMENT CORNER MILL AND HIGH ST. FRanklin 3197 Week End Bakery Treats It's Crest for fine quality breads: Crest's Pure Rye 19c Home-Made Whipped Whole Wheat Pumpernickel Cream Puffs COOKIES Available with either Fudge or Maple Frosting. Large The very finest you can buy.size! a great selection 30c to 49c 15c Each Dozen Phone orders promptly filled by calling BL-2417 or BL-2977. PASTRIES Crest BAKERY don PASTRIES One of Ohio's Most Beautiful Bakeries 880 N.

Main, Open Daily to 9 P. Sat. to 8 P. M. Journal..