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Wofe Help Wanted Moe Hep Wanted Moe Hep Wonted fUWlSB MAY 6. 1944 M.Ja Hep Wanted Molt Htlp Watid Death Notices lit 1 1 1 if 5 cl xne Pittsburgh Press WANT-AD Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave. HEADQUARTERS COUNTER SERVICE From 8 a. ra. to 5 p.

m. Saturdays 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.

Closed Sundays and Holidays PHONE WANT-ADS TO COURT 4900 7:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. Dally 10 m.

to 10 p. m. Sundays and Holidays For the Next Day's Paper No Advertising Accepted for Publication the Same Day Excepting Deaths. Lost and Found and Help Wanted. SUNDAY WANT-ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL 1 P.

M. SATURDAY Branch Offices Will Accept Sunday Want-Ads Until 12:30 p. m. Saturday. PHONE Co.

4900 Va to 10 p. M. TO CANCEL A WANT AD Cancellations Are No Longer Accepted the Following- Morning-. Local WANT-AD Rates 5 Discount for Cash a word per day 7 consecutive dava a word per day 4 to 6 consecutive days e- a word per day 3 consecutive days So a word per day 1 or consecutive days to aiscount on or z-time ads Jllmmum 12 words. Oil t-of -tn wn ratM nti r-i r.iiiBtt Tns Pittsburgh Press reserves the" right io properly classify, index or edit all ads.

Legal. Notices WALT Eli W. Riehl. Attorney. 103O Grant Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2186 of 1H44. Nonce that letters testamentary on the of Frank J.

Letzkus. deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, hav-m? been granted, ail persons indebted to r-aid estate will make oavment and those having claims will present them to Mar- 4-aret Ki. ljetzKus. iuou Arlington Avnue. i-utsourgn, executrix.

UEVORE. Benedict France. Attorneys. Mononsahela. Pa.

No. 2615 of 1944. No-'ice that letters testamentary on the estate of Jane L. McCracken. also known as Mrs.

G. A. McCracken, deceased, late of Bridge-ville, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having- claims wilt present them to Helen jvicCracKen Bennett, Executrix, 238 Station Street, Bridgeville. Pa. HARRY Weisberger." Attorney.

1206 Plaza Building-. Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2758 of 1 944.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Jean P. Marshall, deceased. IMS of Pittsbureh. Allegheny County, having been gTanted. all persons indebted to -atd estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Harry Weisberger.

Executor. 5868 Phillips Pittsburgh. Pa. TO Winifred Blaine. Respondent: Take notice that the case ot Roy W.

Blaine n-amst you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 1m7 October Term, 1943. Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County. will be tried at the City-County Building.

Pittsburrh. when called, or as -non as is convenient to said Court. Ben Haul Jubelirer. Attorney for Libellant. 1 "07 Jones Law Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. CLEM M. Strobel, Attorney. 412 Plaza Bmldine.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2766 of 1944. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Christian Kehr.

deceased, fate of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to -aid estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Thomas B. Harvey. Administrator. Verona Road.

R. D. 1. Verona, Pa. JOSEPH M.

Kennedy, Attorney. 1000 Jones Law Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

2757 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Jennie Hoban, deceased, lata of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to -aid estate will make payment and those having claims w-ill present them to J. Howard Devlin. Executor.

2036 Wendover street. Pittsburgh. Pa. PAUL- J. Donovan.

Attorney, 816 Berger Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2773 ol 1944.

Notice that letters of administration v.t.a. on the estate ot Eugene Aloysius Donnell or Eugene A. O'Donnell. or E. V.

O'Donnell. deceased, late of McKees Rocks. Allegheny County, having been -ranted, ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those hav-nsr claims will present them to Mary hrode. Administratrix, c.t.a.. 134 Amelia street.

McKees Rocks, Pa. McCLiOSKEY. Best Leslie. Attorneys. 1507 Oliver 344 of 1944, Notice that letters of administration on 'he estate of William G.

Froelich. deceased. iate of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, hav-mr been granted, all persons indebted to -aid estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Esther Eltnngham. Administratrix.

1419 Alverado treet. Pittsburg h. Pa FRANCIS P. Anton. Attorney.

2602 Grant Bmldmg. Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2616 of 1944.

rimo that letters of Administration on i he estate of Jules Landau deceased. late Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having laims will present them to John V. Landau. Administrator.

5S19 Elwood Street. Pittsburgh. Pa PB irnTpn T.awW Malone A GeltB. At- tornevs. 514 Grant Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2232 of 1944. Notica that letters tetamentary on the estate of Walter Lin-nert.

deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been grantee, all persons indebted to said estate will make ravment and those having claims will Preterit them to Anna Linnert. Executrix. 6o0 Becks Run fibad. Pittsburgh.

Pa. A. Bluestone A Crone Cohen. Attorneys. Law Finance Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2938 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the ate of cophia Slesinger, deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will payment and those having laims will present them to Louis H. lesitlger. Executor. 6733 Nothumberland street, yittgourgn, fa. tAMFS P.

Ifft Attorney. 311 Jones law -Ruildinr. Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

2933 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah Ellen Keast. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny Countv. having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment Vi -i claims will nresent them to Delia Wylie.

7159 Thomas Boulevard and Esther Davis. 6646 jaunnaii uoau, riitetmrrh Pa Fxecutors. R. Doherty. Attorney" 1607 Oliver RmHinir.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 283o Of iiui that letters of administra i euu taf a if Frank Flana gan or Francis Flanagan, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havirg claims will present, them to John E.

Flanagan. Administrator c. t. a. co 1607 Oliver Pnilding.

Pittsburgh. Pa F4UL J. O'Donovan. Attorney. 705 Berger Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa To Minnie Schubert. Respondent: Tak notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in- the ca.e of Andrew Schubert against you for divorce A V. M. at No.

1740 January Term 1944. Common Pleas Court of AI-'ghenv County. Pa have been returned I You are required to appear and a-iswer 'the complaint on or before the first. Monday of June. 1944.

Robert J. Corbett. Sheriff. CHARLES A. Lewis.

Attorney. 51S Berger Bni'ding Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2027 of iP44 Notice that letters testamentary on toe estate of Elizabeth W.

Miller, deceased, late of Clairton Allegheny County having heen granted, all persons indebted to aid estate will make payment and those hating claims will present them to Philip Miller. Executor. 628 Sycth Street. Clairton. Pa.

TAMES A. Nugent. Attorney. 1112 S. pVidfeck Avenue.

Swissvale. Pa. No. 2776 of 1944 Notice that letters testamentary ofi the 'estate of Bella Patterson, deceased, late of Swissvale Allegheny County havinsr been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and thrwe having claims will present them to Frank B. Patterson.

Executor. 141o La-" lair Avenue. Swissvale. Pa. P.

W. Ries Jn. Attorney. 1 150-74 Union "Trust Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 2231 of 1944 Notice that letters testamentary -onhe estate of Mary Cray Mahoney. de- cTased! late of Bellevue Allegheny County. havinsr been granted, all persons indebted -to said estate will make payment and tho will nresent them to Mary Mahoney Liedke.

169 N. Sot-ague Ave and Margaret Grace Manoney OehmlT. 77 N. Harrison Avenue- Bellevue. Executors.

JOSEPH P. McAteer. Attorney. 101ft Tittsburgh. Pa.

No. 2471 of 1944. Notice nn the e'ate of Catherine (or) Kathryn McCormiSk. deceased, late of Pitts-'l. County, having been crante'd all persons indebted to said estate make payment and those cTaims will present them to Sarah MeCor- rcick Executrix.

6307 Keystone Street. Piftfrmrgh. Pa. BROWN Jones. Attorneys 1004 wylie Pittibureh.

Pa, No 2470 of. 1944 votiie that letters, of administration on fne estate of Edna L. Seroggina (or) Edna croggins, late oi r' Vivinr been granted. persons indebted to said tate will iiike payment and th ose havinr claims POT? AdminisTratrlxr 3317 jffiw.uKi Street. Pittsburgh.

Pa. SHERR1FF. Lindsay. Weis ft McGinnls. At- torneys 1208 Law ft Finance Building.

Pittsburgh Pa. No. 2473 of 1944. Notice -ha letters testamentary on the estate ol Kathaiina Wurdack. deceased, late of Pitts- burgh.

Allegheny County having been granted aU persons indebted to said estate w-ill- make payment and those having caims will present thera to Erich. Wur- riVk and Margaret Barie. Executors. 1L27 Baente Street. Pittsburgh (12).

Pa. PRESSER Woolens, steady or part time. Arrow Cleaners. WE. 1701 WE.

2443. PRES5ER For men and ladies' clothSJ. The Edgewood Cleaning BR. 3600. PRESSER Experienced, full part timet steady: good working conditions.

Sch wager Cleanirg Co. HA. 3343. PRINTING Pressman Eor automatic presses; steady work. Banker's Lithographs inr.

Forbes Field. Oakland. PRINTING Pressma'n Experienced OB automatic presses: full or part time. Hour convenient to you. Whitman Printinr 1T1S Fifth Ave.

RAILROADS An tn n4 rtf? Brakemen. Skilled Mechanics. Helpers. Te-eeraphers. Shop Laborers, Freight Handlers.

Trackmen. Camp Car Laborers. Express handlers. Truck Drivers. APPlv 8:30 a.

m. to V- W. and Wednesday evening 7 to 9 s. railroad Retirement board Starr Buildimr. Third Are.

Grant St Pittsburgb. REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN $60 week guaranteed on profit-sharing plan to competent -commercial service man. capable of installing multiple units. Write, giving past experience, in strictest confidence to 684. Press.

Registered Pharmacist Good hours. Good pay. Apply Liggett Drug Fifth and Smuhfleld. ROOFERS AND HELPERS 5124 Penn Ave. ROOFING AND SIDING Applicators; must be experienced.

Apply 3204 Penn Ave. ROOFER Experienced, for all types ef rooflnr. EV. 6100 day: HE. 4981 after 8 p.

m. ROUTE MEN For established laundry route. Steady postwar job. Good salary plus commission. Excellent 'opportunity for ex-servicemen.

Apply to 5 daily. Champion Laundry Penn at -North. Atlantic fast End. SALESMEN Experienced canvassers, sell storm windows and insulation. Commission basis: $35 per week minimum guarantee.

Apply IO a. m. to 2 p. m. only.

Barryn Supply Co 335 Fifth Avenue. AT. 0867. SALESMAN -Nationally known manufacturer desires man to sell industrial trade product used in war effort. Permanent position: automobile essential.

Salary and bonus. Furnish complete information, on past experience, etc. 669. Press SALESMEN "j'h car to sell advertised grocery Item: liberal salary; car allowance and bonus. GR 110Q.

SANDBLASTERS For structural steel plate. Dravo 300 Penn Pitts-burgh. or East Shipyard. Neville Island. Service Station Operators Excellent post-war opportunity, $180 monthly salary.

Only experienced operators need apply. Replies strict-ly confidential. B-643, Press. SERVICE Men who have medical discharge. Apply 200-212 Denniston East Liberty.

SERVICE Manager With organizational ability, to take charge of shop for Olds-mobile dealer: Salary and bonus: permanent, position, excellent post-war opportunity. Don Lord Motor Butler. Pa. i-none oiiiu. SERVICE Station Att for night duty.

Appl' Station. 6389 Penn A lendant Elderly man Stonehouse. Service Ave. fc.M. H448 SHEET Metal Mechanics Trainees Ex perienced men wanted.

Trainees will be paid while learning. Annlv Dravo 300 Penn Pittsburgh, or East Ship-yard. Neville Island. SHIPPER ior automotive parts store: good wages. 4917 Baum Blvd.

MA. 2600 SHIPPING Clerk Light work, mailing and delivering. Apply in person. 602 May Bldg. SHOEMAKER Steady work.

good pay. Apply Jerry's Shoe Repair. 4620 Center Ave. SC. 4160.

SHOVEL Runners For Iorain and Maoi-towac Shovels- Write 616. Press or call AT. 9021 SHORT order cook-counterman. 1002 Fifth Avenue. Apply SHOVEL Operator Run 1-yard loading shovel; must be steady, have references.

Prefer married man. work near TJniontown. Write about self completely. Residents of area -IX Pittsburgh) should not apply. rres.

STEAM FITTER For factory maintenance Post-war steady work. Wages $1 hour. Write 671. Press. STEWARD By a small club.

1 miles from Pittsburgh; room furnished: good wages. Write, giving age. experience. phone number. 661.

Press. STOCK CLERK For general work in stockroom In ladles' specialty shop: draft-exempt: permanent position. Apply office. FASHION HOSIERY CO. 923 Fifth Ave Pittsburgh.

STOCK Boy Under 18. Permanent position for wide-awake boy eager to leem clothing business and advance. Will Price, 533 Wood St. STOCK MAN Experienced. Good opportunity for discharged soldier.

Steady, pleasant, no hea-y lifting work. Apply Morgan's Home Equipment 104 Market Pittsburgh SUNDSTRAND adding machine mechanic. Phone AT. 6780. TAILOR Presser: salary plus liberal per-centage; independent neighborhood shop.

East. End. Days. 0367: nights. EM.

4144, TAILOR-Presser Experienced men' and women LE. 633 women garments. 701 Washington Kd. 20. TAILOR Steady work: Good wages.

Apply No. 8 California Avalon. JU. "334. TEAMSTER, for nursery work and land-scaping, draft exempt or ex-servlos man.

I.O. 0430. TIMEKEEPER field clerk on eonetrnetion work at Butler, Pa. Apply 808 Cantory Pittsburgh. Pa.

TIRE RECAPPERS AND SERVICE MEN Also men to learn tire recapping. This 1st essential work and steady. Fort Pitt Tire Battery 3751 Bigelow Blvd. TOOL Setters and turret lathe operator for Warner Swasey lathes- Welton 2515 Preble N. S.

TURRET LATHE OPERATORS INTERNAL GRINDERS EXTERNAL! GRINDERS Steady. Good working conditions. MA. 1822 Turret Lathe Operators Machinists EXPERIENCED 1st. 2nd or 3rd Shift 837 N.

Bradrtock Homewood FR. 3115 Lathe Operators -Machinists Assemblers Tool Maker rn small but steadily growing Id established firm producing precision industrial instruments only. Those to whom permanence and interesting work important should apply. Call MO. 8595.

10 a. p. m. for interview. liacnaracn Industrial Instrument Co.

TRt'CK Drivers Steady" light work: age no requirement. Apply 428 Duqnesne ay- UPHOLSTERER For repairing. Steady or part time, SI. 60 hour. 68 Brookline Blvd.

LE. 652. WALL Washers Good pay: steady work. Apply City Service. 420 Third Pgh.

WALLWASHERS 8-honr duty. Apply Housekeeper. Nurses' home, west iwn Hosmtal. 4900 Friendship Ave- 8 a. m.

to 5 p. m. WALL washers White or colored: full or part time: day work only. Apply Mrs. Beachy.

Nurses Home, 215 West Mont- gemery S. WALL WasherPaper cleaner, white, ex-perienced: references. Good wagee. 6358 Marehand St. Washiner Machine Mechanic CARTER'S GRAEME ST.

AT. 0818. WATCHMAKER, Guarantee $100., week: with overtime 8150-t200v. Feldman s. 109 Diamond Mcvann s.

WELDING inspectors with welding, and blueprint experience. Apply Dravo 300 Penn Pittsburgh, or East Ship- yard. Neville Island. Tt T- I -T VTT 1 A 1 or rood pay. pari or full time.

-J to work in shipping anq receiving ment. Phone Dupont SC. 8110. WEATHERSTRIP mechanics: good pay: steady work. Cabell 912 Liberty Ave.

WELDERS TACK WELDERS LABORERS too war work, steady work, some experience preferred. H. Porter Ine. 49th Hamson Lwrsricenll. Fitte-burgh.

Transfer to car of 85. also Stanton bug stops nearby. PHONF, SC. BT4P, TRIMMER For ladies lingerie and hosiery shep Must be experienced in trimming window this line; steady position; cood sal ry. Call Mr.

Gleawn CO. 2773 DRAVO Needs Sheet Metal and WTeldin Trainees Learn an excellent trad while yen are earning. We a.so need 16 and 17-vear-old bovs with school work per mits for Weld Scaling anfl Cleaning. Also Plant Guards and Weld Inspec. tors with blueprint experience: Sand, blasters: Clerks (Accounting A and Messengers.

Apply Dravo Building. 800 Penn Pittsburgh, or East Shipyard. "s-nii Island. minm U. ft.

S. 4V MEN Full time service station employment. Lubrication and tire experience. Good salary. SC.

9875. MEN To work on recent installation: no experience reauired: rood ray: permanent work. Mr. tfiaseiy, i xnia sons. vu Duquesne Way.

MEN for brick handling: eveninr work: part time. Apply M. Lanz Brick and Tile 34th and Jane South Side. MEN FOR VICTORY Automatic Operators Machinists -Turret Lathe Operators Beginners Why not earn while you learn? excellent working- tonaitions. Highest of Waees.

AMON. MACHINE CO. Emsworth, Pa. MEN NOTICE WINDOW CLEANERS WALL WASHERS Experience unnecessary. Excellent wares.

Advancement rapid. Daily draws if necessary. Apply second floor 237 Water St. Those now employed in essential Industry need not apply. MEN UNSKILLED For Work In Essential Industry No experience necessary Opportunity for advancement Apply in person between 10 a.

p. Daily Except and Sunday. Personnel Office. 2625 Liberty Ave. KEROTEST-.

Manufacturing Company. MEN WANTED AT ONCE MACHINISTS LATHE OPERATORS FURNACE HELPERS CHEMISTS 4 Apply Employment Office Minnotte Bros. Steel Co. Navy Plant. Mifflin Road.

Hays. Pittsburgh, or U. S. Employment Service. 626 renn nttsourgn.

MEN 3 Age 35 to 47 for nieht- shinning de partment. Average 4 8-50 hours. Apply NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. Bread Bakery 6417 Penn East End MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN Recapping and Vulcanizing Good Pay While Learning Firestone Retread Shop BAUM ft NEGLEY. 2ND FLOOR.

MR. LANDAU MEN PART TIME To Wheel and Carry Coal Good Pay: Pay Daily APPLY CTTAMPTO-tf coat, rn West End 1400 W. Carson St Yard No. 8 North Side Foot Lighthill St Yard No. 6 xvortn sine ol Kiver Yard No.

4 i.ast Liberty Dahletn St 2 iard No, 7 Oakland Foot Joncaire MEN To work In dry cleaning plant: bo experi ence necessary. Apiy in person. Liberty Cleaners ft Dyers. 3801 Liberty Ave. MEN WANTED Heat Treat Helpers Inside Light Medium Labor Apply Duff Norton Mfg.

Co. 2709 PREBLE NORTH SIDE MEN wall washers. Window cleaners janitors Steady Work. Good Pay. No experience necessary.

uauy draws 11 necessary. CITY SERVICE 420 THIRD PITTSBURGH. MEN AT ONCE Two men ex-servicemen preferred. Collier's have a very special offer which will pay you an average of $75 per week on per centage, it will pay you to call at 180a Clark 717 Liberty Pittsburgh. MEN to nail boxes.

Experience unneces sary. Apply 22 Penn Downtown. MEN For meat Packing Industry: no age limit if Physically well. Apply at Oswald ness ls-o iiarnen MESSENGERS Boys. 16 and 17 years of age.

with working permits, for in-plant messenger work. Apply Dravo 300 Penn or East Shipyard. Neville Island. MOTION Picture Projectionist See manager. Coraopolia Theater, or phone Cora-opolis 637.

Motor Coach Operators Men aged 21-50. Steady work. Should have experience in motor vehicle driving. 3421 Saw Mill Run Blvd. CA.

3815 NIGHT Superintendent White, between the ages of 45 to 50. Apply Coronado Apartments. 5260 Center Ave. Mr. Wiliim- son.

mo not pnonet PAINTER Spray and brush. Experiej-eed. Steady work year round. MA. 6542.

8-5. weekdavs. PAINTER To paint two frame houses: furnish paint or let contract. Apply 966 Lamont North Side. PAINTERS Inside and outside: experienced.

Steady work. $1.25 hour. Call JA. 2703. PAINTERS -Inside and outside experience.

LE. 3729. PAINTERS Good mechanics: inside and outside work. Call Sewickley 1382. PAINTER Tiis job is yours for life, if capable.

S35 w'eek. Center Court Apart-nients. MA. 2574. PAINTER.

Laborer Make good wagee. material furnished. CA. 7083-R after 6 p. m.

PAINTERS 1st class only: veterans World War II. Also helpers. HE. 2686. PAINTERS First class, steady work.

Call Oakmont 1094. PAINTERS Experienced. Inside and outside work. Glenshaw 1321. PAINTERS Experienced, steady work.

good pay. CH. 6487. PAPER CUTTER Experienced: steady work. Write 687.

Press Party Chief, Instrument Men Draftsmen Chainmen Permanent and essential work: WMC regu-latlone. Write 688. Press. PHARMACIST Draft exempt: registered in Pennsylvania: for permanent position as assistant pharmacist in local hospital. Write full account of experience, training to 645.

Press. PHARMACEUTICAL Salesman For Northern W. Va to call on physician, hospitals and drug stores, representing- an established pharmaceutical manufacturer of prescription specialties and biological ampoule medication: permanent, salary and bonus. Call Mr. Berger.

Sunday or Monday. Stonewall Jackson Hotel. Clarksburg. W. fo- interview PHOTOGRAPHER-Printer opportunity, excellent salary.

Write Box 613. Press, stating experience PLANT Guards Male, for watchman and police duty. Dravo Dravo 300 Penn Avev Pittsburgh, or East Shipyard. ville Island. PLANT HELP Steady year around work: good pay; must weigh -at least 170 pounds; average height 5 ft.

10 in. or over. Apply c. e. wrient, co MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 126 Dennislnn East End PLASTERER Colored: steady; day.

Apply 6 p. m. 2549 Elba Pittsburgh. PORTER Day turn; steady employment. Apply Gammon's, 37 03 St.

SC. 9085. PORTER For restaurant work; pleasant and steady: S25 week and meals. Apply at once. Solan's Candyland.

6214 Penn Ave. PORTER Full or part time. White or colored. Gammon's, 3703 Forbes tet. sc.

ai'Bo PORTER HANDYMAN Good epportunttT for capable willing worker full time. Children Store. 330 Filth Ave. PORTER-GUARD Active 40 to 60 years old to do lirnt cleaning ana guard work. Preler man wno can drive light truck.

P-6o9. Press. PORTER and dishwasher wanted. Apply Kaqio ate, oiw ourtn Avenue, fsti PORTER For store: steady work. 4701 Liberty Ave.

PORTER 8-hour Apply House-keener. Nurses' Home. West Perm Hos pital. 4800 Friendship between a. -5 o.

m. PORTER Avenue. wanted. Apply 430 Fourt th PORTER Permanent position. Penn Shady Hotel.

220 tehaoy Liberty PRESSER Woolens: full or part time: experienced: steady iob; goed pay. Cleaning Co 625 Paulson East Ena. Mi. Oiuo PRESSER Experienced, steady. Supreme Cleaners.

Road. LO. 1082. on woolens: 110 Beverly PRESSER-tailor Experienced, good waeee steady work. 756 Rebecca Avenue.

Wilkms b'lrg. PE. 58Qi. PRESSER White, stead iob: rood wares Apply Raleigh Cleaners. Dormont.

LE. 7054 PRESSER Wanted lst-class wages. Anpiy Rita Cleaning Tailoring 20-05 Sor ray Squirr-! Hill. JA. 259W PR-FSCFW-Tailn Full or part time.

Good salary; steady. HA. 3314, P. Co HAND SCREW MACHINE TURRET LATHE OPERATORS For Essential Industry ruisnt mm In person between 10 a. p.

m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Personnel Office. 2625 Liberty Ave. KEROTEST Manufacturing Company.

HANDYMAN, white, good wages. PE. 3102. HANDY Man For carate work: permanent for right man. Murdoch's.

3224 Blvd. Allies. HIGH School Boy White, for restaurant kitchen after school. Powell's. 3618 Fifth Ave.

SC. 9195. HIGH school boy 16 qr over, for drug store won. in. igi.

HOTEL HOUSEMAN Preferably experienced: union Vares raid- new rates cow in effect. Inquire in person. ask ior Mrs. May -Hotel Webster Hall Fifth and Dithridge. Oakland.

-HOUSEMEN Apply Housekeeper. Pittsburgher Hotel, 428 Diamond Pittsburgh. INSELBRIC Helpers Experienced hourly rate: steady work, can me. 4B74 JANITORS For night work. Apply City Service.

430 Third Pittsburg. rn. JANITORS Men wanted for wall washing and cleaning work; steady employment with overtime. Apply employment office. National Biscuit Co.

6425 Penn East Liberty. JANITORS For office cleaning. Steady tr' part-time work. Apply 237 Water Pittsburgh JANITOR For Shadyide Church, should be under 60: automatic gas boiler. Permanent position.

Goad future for right man. MA. 9100. JAXITOBS. porters and wallwashers.

S60 month with -meals, daywork: $65 with meals, nightwork. Apply Miss Gallagher. West Penn Hospital. 4 800 Friendship Ave. JANITOR For night cleaning Apply Oliver Building Restaurant.

627 Smith field Pittsburgh. JOB Pressman Salarv $45.00 week. State Steady work. 631. rress JOB PRESSMAN Experienced: steady OTK.

write A OHO. Press JOURNEYMAN Plumber. reliable jobbing, open shop 616. Press for KITCHEN Man Also dishwasher (machine): night work. Apply Timekeeper.

rear Pittsburgher Hotel. LANDSCAPE Foreman Draft exempt: good working conditions, good wages LP. 0430. LAUNDRY WORK MEN BOYS Good wares; steady lob: excellent oppor tunity for ex-service men or boys under 18 years. Apply Perfect Laundries.

128 North Lexington East End. MACHINISTS MACHINE HANDS lOOrt. WAR. WORK Steady work. Some experience preferred.

a snilts. not rotating. Appiy H. K. PORTER Inc.

49th tc Harrison Transfer to Car 94 or 95 Also Stanton bus stop nearby. SC. 5740 Lawrenceville. Pittsburgh. LANDSCAPE Laborers, draft exempt, good workmr conditions, rood wages.

LO. odu MAGAZINE Men-; Monthly payment plan; nignesi. commissions luinipuiatB xi tion. 4U7 professional tjuuqing, MAN To fill and ship orders: automobile parts. Good opportunity lor aovaneement.

Call MO. 8200. B. J. Lauble.

for appointment. Superior Motor Parts Ca. MAN To assist on poultry farm, full time. Writ P. O.

Box 8673. Wilkins- turg. Pa. MAN For light porter work: ideal for discharged serviceman or elderly man: pleasant surrounainrs; room, ooara. gooa wages.

Write 696. Press, or phone Sycamore 9481. MAN or boy for dry cleaners helper, to work-In cleaning room: good wages. CH. 6970.

812 Penn WilKinsOUrg, MAN or strong boy for storeroom. Apply Purchasing Department, west penn. iios- Pltai. 4S00 Friendship Ave MAN Service station: lubrication expert ence; day work; no Sundays: permanent. CO.

U16. MAN for men's furnishings store. Pleasant work, salary. Apply 760 Penn WU- mnsnurr. MAN Reliable, general work in apart ment buildinr.

Apply In person. Park Mansion. 5023 Frew 5t. MAN For storeroom work: with or without hotel experience. Apply Timekeeper.

rear of Pittsburgher Hotel. MAN In 30 with good personality and fair education, for general office with old established organization in an essential but not defense industry: must be draft exempt: splendid possibilities. Write 611, press. MAN For general cemetery work. CH.

l'-ieu. MAN Tor cemetery worn. Call WE. 0255. MEAT Cutter Experienced, for downtown store.

Steady work. Good wonting conditions. Write A 698. Press. Meat Market Manager ror up-to-date market: must do over draft are or ex-serviceman: rood refer ence required: will pay good salary.

Write 691. Press. MEAT Cutter Good wagee. half day off Wednesdays. Goldstrohm'e Market.

649 Miller Clairton. MEAT cutter, good salary, steady work. Call HA. 1339. MECHANICS For construction equipment also master mechanic for Shop Highway Equip.

CO. 4107. Sennott MECHANIC HELPERS STOCKROOM HELP GASMEN APPT.T CBKTHOHXn LINES 1000 California North Side. MECHANIC- SUPERINTENDENT Large fleet of tracks in city. Night work.

Must be A-l. honest, conscientious and able to handle men. S250 month to start. 692. Press.

Mechanics Body Men Good working conditions. Time and over 40 hours: free hospital service. Vacation with Tav. Can use nart tim men. Winston Chevrolet.

MO. 8400: evenings Mr. Balquist. Ml. 4520.

MECHANIC HELPER Steady work. SC. 4955. MECHANIC Experienced, for truck, with tools: steady work. FA.

04'H. MEN NEEDED WINDOW CLEANING WALL WASHING Permanent jobs. We Pay highest wares and give daily draws when needed. Experience not necessary. ACME 311 Market Pittsburgh MEN AND BOYS Wanted at Once For Bakery Work See Mr.

Rowan WARD BAKING CO. 3100 Liberty Ave. MEN WANTED White preferred, for work in grocery and produce warehouse. Must pass medical examination. ree tile insurance, low cost hospital insurance, vacations with pay.

Applv Employment Office- mornings 9 o'clock, except Saturday. A. P. Tea Dallas Ave, and Lynn Way. Homewood.

MEN BOYS A JOB WTith. a Post War Future in Essential Factory FEDERAL ENAMELING STAMPING CO. Thompson Avenue. McKees Rocks, or Employment Office. 626 Penn Ave.

Men Good Percentage Here. Gray Hair Is An Asset! As gray hair gives an aristocratic appearance and one of stability and reliability, with this asset and if you can furnish excellent character references, then we will show you how to. earn a good income. No npr-arT We wilt tP.rl, vnn land then provide the opportunity that will make you independent. Apply to SYL-VANIA HILLS.

212 Brodhaad Beaver Falls. Pa. MEN BOYS 16 OR OVER Discharged Servicemen Non-essential Workers -Can find steady, well-paid ESSENTIAL WAR WORK THE VULCAN DETTNNING CO. Neville Island NeedsT unskilled men for miscellaneous work and up-grading to skilled lobs: 48-hour week. 78 He starting rate.

Neville Island street cars and buses pass gate. MEN OFFICE CLEANERS Resrular full-time, permanent employment 5 nights per week, lip. a. ni. Good working conditionsi Experience not required.

BELL TELEPHONE CO. .416 7th Room 132. Apply 8 a. p. m.

Mon. Through Fri. CAR Washers, colored. $90 monthly. Call Mr.

Jones. JA. 1000. CHEF, white, for small hotel. Good wages and livinr conditions, write 660, Press.

CLERK FOR OFFICE Lawrenceville District Young' man to answer telephone and do clerical work, including operation of add ing- macnine. t-ee Gould. APPiy Wednesday. to 11 a. m.

ROM'S 607 Brushton Ave. CLERK 18-20. Not subject to draft, for stock room and to- learn repairs to ff machines Permanent position. Excellent opportunity for advancement to sales position. Phone AT.

3016 for arpointment. CHAUFFEUR For driving and some work on place. Must have reference. Good wares. MO.

3888. CH1PPERS Core Makers and Molders Experienced and inexperienced. AddIv employment office. UNION STEEL CASTINGS -Division of Blaw-Knox 62nd Butler Lawrenceville CLERKS Accounting and general; attrac-tive salaried positions now available. Apply Dravo 300 Penn Are, Psh, or East Shipyard.

Seville island. CLOTHING SALESMAN With high salary and commission. Guaranteed permanent for now and post war. McKeesport 22509 COLLECTORS Part-time- Brownsville. Uniontown.

ConnellsTille. Small monthly payment accounts. Saturday Eveninr Post. Reference and small bond reauired. Apply or write Keystone Readers' Service.

407 Professional Building. COOK Short order: nlsht work, rood pay to steady men. Niedereet Restaurant. 632 tast Ohio St. COOK Short order! Sight work.

McFar- lio Grui. isui vtest i. arson street. COOK Short order: rood wages. Apply manager's office.

Penna. Station Restaurant. Cook, White, Experienced See head chef, Duquesne Club, 323 6th Avenue. COOK Experienced, short order. Apply 1132 renn downtown COUNTERMAN Night work; rood Pay.

Apply Busy-Bee Restaurant. 2746 Penn ATe COUNTERMAN Automortila parts. Good opportunity for ad vancement. Call MO. 8200.

B. J. Lauble. for appointment. Superior Motor Parts Co.

DENTIST To take charge downtown dental office. Sober and active. Good salary. write 681. Press.

DIRECTOR of Sales Well established food manufacturer needs sales, manager, one familiar with distribution to wholesalers and retailers: directing salesmen, brokers in Tri-State area. Must have knowledge ot office procedure. Post-war planning: rood connection for future. Ex-cllent salary. 8 690.

Press. DISHWASHER Good hours and salary. Nichol's Restaurant. 713 Penn Wil- kint-hurg. CH.

5033. DISHWASHER S25 week. Annlv River. view Restaurant. 326 Liberty Pgh.

DISHWASHER Colored. Electric machine. Good wages, room board. WE. 2131.

DISHWASHER. S25 per week. Apply 1029 Liberty Ave DISPLAY WORK Wanted. Young men with art ability for temporary display work. Some evening work available.

Apply Employment Office 10th floor KAUFM ANN'S DRAFTSMEN Permanent position with opportunities for advancement. Should hav at least 2 years' college training or its eauivalent. Some experience in pressure- vessel design preterred. write, stating age. experience, training and salary rquirements.

CO. Oakmont, Pa." DRAFTSMAN -for Process Equipment With some checking experience. Excellent post-war possibilities. Must be draft exempt. H.

K. Porter Inc. 49th Harrison Pgh. DRAG LINE OPERATOR For ft 955. steady wook, rood conditions.

657. Press. DRIVER-SALESMAN Fop established ronter fialAfr nnrl enm mission average $50 to $S0 weekly. Excellent opportunity lor ex-service man. SWEET CLEAN LAUNDRY 1111 Lincoln East End.

DRIVER For wholesale mute. Experienced In clean ing business; 550 guaranteed minimum 625 Paulson Ave. HI. 0100. DRUGGIST Apply LIGGETT DRUG CO.

700 N. Homewood Ave. DRLGGI3T Wanteo. Steady work, good salary. Apply Kramer Drug Store.

100 nrownsvuie ttoao. pa. DRUG PRICER Permanent. Good opportunity for advancement: some drug nrieinr experience re quired. Rice Drug ft Cigar 1316 Forbes St.

(iK. -31M). Mr. Al on. DRUGGIST Q.

A. or R. week-ly. References, good hours. 640.

Press. DRUGGIST Part-time work. Good pay, ELECTRICAL ITnglneer With motor de signing experience: with large Pittsburgh company, permanent, write giving tun particulars, t)7W. press. ELECTRIC Are Welders and Grinden Essential war work: part time: Sheraden district.

oaaa. ELECTRICIAN-MOTOR INSPECTOR Steady employment for capable man, CRUCIBLE STEEL CO. OF AMERICA Midland, Pa. Phone Midland 431. ESTIMATING Clerk To estimate costs on fabricated steel products; knowledge of high school trigonometry would be heln- iui.

waver iron steel, south nth, south siae. EXPRESS DRIVERS Are 21-45. experienced. Steady employ ment, good wages. Railway Agency, zotn Liberty Aves.

FACTORY MEN AND BOYS General work Essential war Industry. Steady work during and after war. Opportunity for advancement as skill increases. F. J.

KRESS BOX CO. NO. 1 Twenty-eighth St. Lawrenceville District Pittsburgh FACTORY boys, age 16-17. light work.

Pittsburrh Cut Wire Co 1112 Galveston ortn siae. FACTORY-Warehouee boy or part time man. Conrov-Prurh Glass 1430 West ern AveNorth Side. FA. 1710.

FACTORY MEN BOYS So experience necessary. Steady work: good wares: excellent opportunity for discharged Soldiers and Boys 16-17. W. W. Lawrence 1124-32 West Carson St.

CO. 2453. FACTORY Boys Age 16 to 18: experience unnecessary: opportunity for advancement. Apply Keystone Box 2Sth and Small- man 8ta Lawrenceville district. Pittsburgh.

FIREMAN With Janitor duties: also wall washer white. Salarv. also board and room if desired. HA. 1835.

-Q 638. Press. FOUNDRY WORKERS FURNACE CHARGERS OTHER UNSKILLED MEN No experience required Apply Lewis Foundry Machine Division of Blaw-Knox Vo. Groveton. 51.

FE. 3311 FOUNTAIN BOY Experienced. Eveninr Junction Pharmacy. 7600 Forbes' St. FOUNTAIN Boys Day turn.

Apply Dow Drug Chamber of Commerce Building, Pittsburgh. GARAGE ATTENDANT To park and dut cars, and fire boilers, 4 P. M. to midnight. Arlington Apart-ments.

Center and Aiken Ave. SC. 7QQ0. Gas Station Attendant 3S Saw Mill Rnn Blvd. WA.

Q200 GROCERY men with cars to sell well-known products to retailers: liberal salary and bonuses. Apply mornings. 1010 Forbes St. HELPERS For dry cleaning. Room oi Rug Floor.

Steady Work. Good Pay Paulson Cleaning Co. 625 Paulson Ave. East End. BAVDVMIX 3i With knowledge ol carpentry and masonry work: steady work.

good salary. Commonwealth Sanitation C0 aooo isigeiow uvo. ARC WELDERS Fleotrtrianar Shlpfltterst Chip Deri Grinders: Finish Brash Painters; Detail Checkers: Expeditors: Caulkers. Apply AMERICAN BRIDGE CO. Apply Main plant or Shipyard.

Am-bridae. Pa, or U. S. Employment. 620 Penn Pittsburgh, or U.

S. Employment at Balcony. North Side Market. Assistant Foreman of Maintenance Machine Shop Evening turru Give age, draft status, education, extent of machine shop training and experience, and amount of expected pay. -Write 628, Press.

A I "TO Rnriv and fender man. ton waxes post war security to right man. Call or write R. Loughney. 6558 Center Pgh.

6. Attention Mr. S. Gracey. MO.

4725. Automobile Mechanics Automobile Painters Shop Foreman -Now It's tima to ret a steady job that will not end with the war good wages guarantee. vacation with pay. Applicants must comply with W. M.

C. regulations. KAMIN CHEVROLET CO. Forbes and Shady. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics for Oldamnrtile Tiealer: nermajient, position, ex cellent Post-War opportunity: Salary or Flat rate, high earnings recora.

lion uora Motor Butler, ra. fnone aii.u. ATTTO hodv and fender man. Permanent. stendv iob.

C. A. Clark Pontiac. 315 Brad- dock Brartdock. Phone Braddpck 4181 AUTO Car Washer and Porter- dealer: good wages.

Hazel O700. AUTOMOTIVE Parts Man Some experi ence preferred. Apply 4917 Baum Blvd. MA. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Must be thoroughly experienced.

No floaters. Steady work to right man. Oscar's Ga-rage tc Service. 519 Foreland N. S.

Automotive Machinist and Engine Rebuilder Wanted TRANTER MFG. CO. 105 Water St. CO. 0600 AUTO MECHANICS Auto Body and Fender Man.

Also Lubricators Experienced. NORTH SIDE BUICK 100 W. Stockton N. S. AUTO MECHANIC 1st class, good salary.

Don. th Carburetor Man. 2S01 Sou. 18th St. HE.

9747. AUTO Mechanic A-l also body and man; highest wages. SC. 913P. AUTO Mechanic Good position for steady experienced man.

A. Clark Pontiac. 315 Bradriock Ave Bradaock. fnone EK. 4iei AUTO mechanic Best working conditions.

S1.10 per hour. Call Mr. Sandrus. Joe Hoebler Chevrolet. EY.

1606. BAKER'S Helper Elderly man or dis charged veteran. Hours 6 a. a. 2737 Brownsville Road.

CA. 2495. BAKER First or second hand: bread and rolls. Call CA. 3121V BAKERY.

WORKERS Men and Boys for inside bakery work; steady employment with overtime. Apply employment omce. National Biscuit" Co. 6425 Penn East Liberty. BAKER All day turn: baking breod.

cakes. pies: salary and maintenance Apply In person. Dixmont Hospital. Dix-mont. Pa.

BARTENDER Past 50; 50; experienced, re- liable. Sober. Write 637. Press. BELL Boys Apply Bell Captain.

Keystone Hotel. 8 a. m. to 12 noon. BODY and Fender Repairman.

Apply Wil- liam Penn Garage. ,0 Tunnel St. Ai.irezu. BODY-Fender Repairman Steady or part time: high wages paid to right man. Di Bella Auto Sales.

1101 Char tiers McKees Rocks. FE. 2627. BORING MILL TURRET LATHE MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Also Other Men for Factory Work. Apply Personnel Office.

Westinghouse-Pittsburgh Manufacturing Repair B43 North Lan? HomewoodJ BOOKKEEPER Spare time, permanent. 60 to 75 hours rer month: $1 hour. Apply today. House No. 14.

661 South Negley Ave BOOKBINDERS. Finisher Part time. Penn State Bookbinding Co 800 Penn Ava. AT. 3638, BOY To assist Taker.

Heme's Bakery. 689 Washington Road. Mt. Lebanon. BOYS Husky boys.

17 years old, to work in factory making candy bars for our servicemen. Apply 9 to 11 a. m. or 1 to 4 p. m.

THE D. L. CLARK CO. 503 Martindale North Side. BOYSOVER 16 For steady employment, to learn blue printing, photostat printing and as helpers in photo-lith bindery ana printing department.

Those interested in photography and me chanically inclined to help operate tnese saie-type machines preierred Apply A. H. Mathias 319 Fifth Fgn. BOYS MEN For laundry work with or without ex perience: steady work, good wages, excellent opportunity for boys under 18 and ex-service men. Sweet Clean Laundry.

1111 Lincoln East End BOYS For light factory work. Pleasant working eonaitions. Apply manager. 3rd floor. 6004 t-enn ntsourgn.

BOYS Wanted 16 and 17. Apply Roma Bottling works jo. vine street Psrlv BOYS Age 16 to IS. Make themselves generally useful. Allegheny Cigarette Service, li-ii wiikinspurg.

BOY or Man For warehouse work and retail sales. Pgh. Nu-enamel 63a Mnitnneid St. at. oig.

1 BOYS 16-17-Year-Old boys for factory worK. wolverine supply Mtg. laOO Western North Side. BOYS 16-18. or veterans of World War batters helpers: oav or mgnt wors: ERTL BAKING.

922 Second Ave. BOYS AGE 16 TO 18 WITH WORKING PERMITS WORK. AFTER SCHOOL ESSENTIAL FACTORY, Federal Enameling Stamping Co. Thompson McKees Rocks BOYS Under 18. Apply 200- 212 Denmston East Liberty.

BOYS As helpers on lithographic pr eases Steady work. Apply Banker's Lithograph-ing Forbes Field. Oakland. BOiS 16 to 18. to work in drug ware house.

Good pay. light work. Apply Rand urug io tjj Koss St. BOTSAs helpers on lithographic presses. steady worn.

Apply tatnograpn ing Fornes Field. Oakland. BOY About 16 or over, draft exempt. to learn good industrial trade: light work: indoors, call r-V. owrs alter 7 p.

m. BOY Young, wholesale cash-rf-arrv grocery store: good wages, at. 44fn. weeKnays. BOY or Man Help around.

312 10th second floor. CO. 5849. a BOYS 16-17. with school work permits.

for weld scaling, and cleaning. Full-time job. Dravo 300 Penn Pitts-burgh, or East Shipyard. Neville Island. BRAKE AND SHEAR MEN IRON WORKERS ELECTRIC WELDERS Experienced.

-Apply THE SCHNABEL' CO. South 10th ft Muriel South Side. BRAKEMEN FIREMEN TRACKMEN FREIGHT HANDLERS SHOP LABORERS The Pennsylvania Railroad 1013 Penn Room 200. Pittsburgh Apply a a. m.

to m. BUS BOYS working permits. for Full time work Apply McCANN CO. Comer retry ft Diamond Sts. Pittsburgh.

BUTCHER Part Ume only. Call MA 4579 or 4545. BUTCHER Experienced. Steady position. good wages for reliable rean.

SC. 6906. CABINET Maker and Refimsher Fullor part-time: good wages. 968 Brookline Blvd. LE 5529.

CANVASSERS To contact home owners Essential work. Statement of availability reauired. Those working in outright wai work do not apply. Drawing account against commission. Call FA.

7138. CARPENTER Accustomed to doing repair work 6200 Penn Ave. HI. 0367. CARPENTERS (21 immediate.

Open shop, io per day. steaay work, camcic oiuu. Home. 161 43rd on Monday. Mar, at 9:16 a.

m. Requiem mass in Holy Family Church at 10 a. m. PHILLIPS On Thursday. May 4, at .4 a.

Christine Strohaker Phillips of Carnegie: sister of Jacob Strohaker of Portland, Oregon: James B. and Harry laird. Funeral from the James Lowne femotial Home. 1407 Chateau at Pennsylvania on Monday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mas at St. Andrew's Church at 9 m. Friends invited. PIXCIS On Saturday. May -(5.

'1944. at 2:30 a. Harry Pincns. beloved brother of Ethel Pincus. Uncle of Lt.

Kurt ano Mrs. u. jjeutscn oi in nn 55th year Friends received at the Ralph x-hUMr Chanel. 6509 Center Are. Notice of tim pi lunerai later.

HITTER Of 745 Brourhton St- E. on Friday. May 5. 1944. at 1:25 a.

Henry J. Rater, in his 73rd year. Friends will be received at Kirwan Flannery Funeral Home. 201 J. Craig until 10 p.

attirnay. interment cnambersburg. pa. ROr-S Frank, beloved husband of Car. mella Ross, father of Mrs.

Theresa Farli. Mrs. Millie Scfulli, Mrs. Viola Foreucct. tugene and Ainert koss.

Funeral irom the family home. 23 Oakland on Monday. May 8. at 8:30 a. m.

High mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 0:30 a. m. Friends invited. SPITZNER Of 50 Murray Hara on Friday.

Wenzel. husband of Mary SDitzner. nee Pscherer. father ol Mrs. Rose Stewart.

Mrs. Catherine Baum-gartner. Wenzel and Joseph H. Spitz-ner. Friends received at the Bock Home.

1332 N. Canal St. (at Heinz Terrace). Sharpsburg. Requiem high mas in St.

Marv's Church, on Monday. May 8 at a SMITH On May 4. 1944. at 3.15 P. Carl c.

Smith, husband of Lillian S. Smith. Friends received at his late residence. 318 Maple Lane, t-dgeworth. Fa, where serv ices wil be held on Sunday at 5:30 o'clock IRBACH On Friday.

May 5, 1944. at his residence, 309 Mayflower Gustave husband of Mary Diffenderffer Urbach. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

VIRTS On Saturday. May 6. 1944. Roger beloved husband of Effie Virts (nee Meyers), funeral services at his late residence. 203 Gn-Caladh Hazelwood.

on Tuesday. May 8. at 2 p. m. Friends invite.

IOGKL Of 105 Western Asmnwall. on Thursday. Joseph husband of the late Rosalia Weyman and father of Mrs. Laura Ellstrom and Joseph A. Vogel.

rieno received st tne home or nojz-beimer Bock. Main St. at 9th. Sharps burg. Requiem high mass St.

Seholas-tica's Church. Aspinwall. Monday. May 8. at a.

WEICHEL Friday. May 5: Charles husband of Hannah Wohlfeil Weiehel. Father of Hazel Mae. Mrs. Edward F.

Bauman and Don Weiehel of 34 Hich Etna Friends received at the Rhein Funeral Home. 333 Butler St Etna. Services Monday at 2:30 o'clock. WEISBER(5 On Friday. May 5.

1944 at 6:25 a. Frank Weinberg, beloved hus band of Fannie Weisberg: father of Mrs. A. M. Simon.

Mr. EdeNon and Mrs. Jack Flom of Los Aneeles. Daniel and fpl. Ben Weisberg; brother of Mrs.

Abe Salsbursr and Mrs. Fannie oerson oi also 10 grandchildren in his 64th year. Friends received at the Ralph Schu-gar Chapel. 5509 Center where ser vices will be held on Sunday. May 7 at 1 p.

m. Interment New Lght Cemetery. (Please omit flowers.) WILEY On Friday May 1944. Samuel. hus-band of Kathenne McHenry Wiley and father of Johnston McHenry and Samuel Donald Wiley, late of 952 East End Ave Wilk.

Friends received at the funeral home of T. D. Turner. 729 Wallace where services will be held Monday afternoon at clpr-k. WILLIAMS On Friday.

May 5. 1944. at 8:50 n. Miss Mary L. B.

Williams. sister of Harold E. Williams. Funeral srv- ices at the residence of her orotner. 12 Pembroke Place.

Sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock. In Memoriom Mrt' AT. T.Y in loving memory of our dear husband and father wno pas sea away one year ago today. Gone but not, forgotten Sadly missed by wile, children and grand- cmldren. PASHEL In loving memory of my dear husband.

Frank, who passed away 1 year ago today. Sadly missed by nis wne ana family PASHEL In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Frank, who passed away one year aro today. Sadly missed by sister Rose, tatner and iamiiy. Florists GIDAS-SPRAYS BASKETS $5 3719 FORBES ST.

MA. SC. 1300. LCBIX SMALLBY. FLORISTS 129 FIFTH AVE.

GR. 2200 MonumentsCemetery lots MILLVALE Monumental Works. John A. Kremmel Price plainly marked. Large display Barrs and colored memorials.

Con venient payments. 1252-34 evergreen Ave. MI. 1428. SIMON WHITE'S SONS 'Cemetery Memorials of Distinction 68 West Maiden St.

Washington 656. Lost and Found BrXiLFOLD Lady's, containing; driver's li ceuse. downtown to uamana. inaay, Qnamol RrAwn Wedneidav eve ning, name "Rusty." FE. 3033 alter COIN Purse Wednesday, in Kaufmann containing money, diamond wristwatch, also charm with name E.

O. McNair. Lib- eral reward. Pentium 7413. DOG Small black and tan: strayed from Bellefield Ave.

Reward. MA. 8826. ENGLISH setter Black-white, iound Wednesday. JA.

1796 FILMS Undeveloped and developed: in paper bag; Sunday. Sentimental value. PE. SOME want to buy, some want to sell an advertise in j. he Pitsourgn Classified Section.

GLASSES In or vicinity Loew'a Penn Theater. Reward. Valley 1518-R. LAPEL watch Brunswick, yellow gold. Halket to Boquet on Forbes.

Wednesday, reward, keepsake SC. 2379. MINK Scarf 4 skins: North Side or Horne's to McCann's. Monday afternoon: reward. JU.

76S7. PRESS Classified Advertising is unrivaled for Quick results in renting aU types of living quarters. LAPEL Watch Crawford, ship helm de-sign: Penn between Center and Highland. Reward. Valued as rm.

mu. -a OLDS OBILE 1939 Club coupe, green, (li-ense 126). stolen May 4. 1944. intersection of Route 22.

Imperial. If anyone has seen this car or knows of its whereabouts please notify Mrs. George Tomko. Imperial. Pa.

Imperial 2964. Car needed badly for transportation of war worker. PARTY who called CO. 9974 about Boston Bull Tuesday, please can rus. T4Q.

PURSE Lady's black. Yellow Cab. Tues- day morning, ana sentimental oe-longings. Reward. Miss McFadden.

HE 714 RATION Book No. 4 Lois M. Lott. R. D.

No. 1. Verona. Sycamore 7S14. RATION Books Lost No.

4. Harry and Carrole Jewell. 906 W'ood Wilkinsburg. RATION Book No. 3 Josephus R.

Huhn, 65 Vassar west view RATION Book No. 4 Justine Richard. 18 Kendall Avenue. Bellevue. LI.

800.1. RATION Book No. 4 Glenn Kittle. kin sburjfjRouteNol. RATION Book.

A. M. Morgan. LO. 067.

KEEP occupied in your spare time. Money- enrning opportunities axe pientuui in ine press want Ad section RING Lady yellow gold: 2 diamonds; ruby center; East Liberty or downtown. Reward. HI. 2E30 evenings RHAVTNG Set.

"Remington Rand" Pack- are containing 510 and stocKings. uown-town. Reward. SC. S657 evening WALLET Black.

Tuesday. Esst End or Oakland vicinity: ration hook 1 Keep S25: send rest, back to Mr. Mallinger. 352? Beech wood Ave WALLET Man's black; owner's name n-rraved inside. Contents Taluable only to owner.

Suitable reward. JU. 4464. WRIST Watch Lady's Elgin, yellow gold. Lost Monday.

Glenshaw. Etna. North Side. Reward. Glenehaw 1055.

WRIPT Watch Lady's white gold rect- angiilar shape, niacin band Initials PC.W. Reward. HA. 6593. S50 reward for Information leading to recovery of 1A39 black Ford coupe: Virnieia license 7134: engine No.

Stolen from West Swissvale Wilkins-burg. Tuesday mrht. PR. 10B6. IA Share A Ride WANTED Passengers: Brentwood to Manchester or way points via West End.

9-5. CA. 2S23. Personal COUPLE wish to adopt baby or small child. Excellent home.

btnctly connaenual. 684. E. E. Press.

Male Help Wanted ASSISTANT manager of truck rental garage. Ability to meet publio and handle men most important oualifications. Some knowledge of trucks helpful but not absolutely necessary. Fop interview write Mr. Barrett.

6S6. AMBULANCE Driver Apply in person at garage. West. Penn Hospital. 4800 Friend-ehip Ave.

No phone information given. ALL hiring of individuals in response to the following advertise-ments must be in accordance with the Employment Stabilization Program and the Manpower Budget Plan of the W. M. C. For further information concerning these plans contact your nearest USES Office.

APPRENTICES to learn the Office machine repairing trade. AT. 6780. ACCOUNTANT (JUNIOR) Equipped with sufficient background to quickly learn important accounting wore, such as prepare profit and loss statements, make various government reports, etc. This position is with an essential industry with reasonable pnst-war security.

Mention salary desired in first communication. Write 672. Press. ARTIST High-class lettering man: full or part time on the best of work. CO.

6489. Auto Service Manager G. M. dealer: rood opportunity for the right man. Please write complete aualifl- cations.

641. Press. Legal Malices HOWARD R. Enlenstein. Attorney.

1209 PlXia BuiMinr. Pittsburgh. Pa. Ko. 2612 of 1844.

Notice that letter of adminiatra-tion on the estate, of A. H. Wood. also known as Albert H. Wood, tor) Alvin Hawkins Wood, deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, barar been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Helen F. Wood. Administratrix. 1483 Park Dor-mont. Pa.

PAIL J. Donovan. Attorney. 705 Berger Building, Pittsburgh. Pa.

To William Hughe. Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the cae of Mary Hughes against you lor divorce A. V. at No. 332 October Term.

Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned N. E. I. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of June.

1944. Robert J. Corbett, Sheriff. ELLIS R. Defibaufh, Attorney.

434 Dia-mond Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. To Leona G. Bair.

Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena in the rase of John L. Bair against you for divorce A. V. M. at 1131 April Term.

1944. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned N. E. I.

Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or belorei the first Monday of June. 1944. Kobert J. Corbett. Sheriff.

ESTHER Kochin. Attorney. 409 Plaza Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

To Bertha en. respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alias subpena in the case of Abe Zeff against you for divorce A. V. M. at No.

638 April Term, 1944. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. Pa have been returned N. E. I.

Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday ol June. 1914. Robert J. Corbett. sheriff.

Death Notices BLANCH On Friday afternoon. May 6. 1944. Jefferson husband of Doina M. Beckett of SV-f uenniston Father of Charles J.

and J. Wilson Blanck. Friends received at the Hartwell Waples Funeral Home. Baum Blvd. at Graham E.

where services will be held Monday afternoon at a o'clock. Please Sowers. BOYD On Saturday morning. May 6. 1944.

at his residence. 5464 W'llkln Thomas H. Boyd, husband of Sadie M. Boyd, father of Morton M. and Dr.

D. Hartm Boyd. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held.

Notice of time will be given later. KEN NAN Oi 4337 Bristol Green-held. Michael J. Brennan. husband of the late Cathenns Dempsey Brennan.

father of Joseph Brennan. Funeral from the Kirwan Flannery Funeral Home. 201 N. Craig St on Tuesday morning at 8:30 clock. High, mass of requiem at St.

Rosalias Church at 8 clock. Friends invited. CARROLL On Friday evening. Anna G. Taylor, widow of Harry E.

Carroll and mother ot Robert. Theodore. Mariorie. Vlr-zmia Lee Carroll and Mrs. George Mellors.

Friends received pi Met abe s. ivttHt Penn Ave. where private funeral services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. (UAUHK On Thursday. May 4.

at 8:30 p. Vincent t. Chadwick. brother of Mrs. Arch Miller of 314 Bailey Ave Dr.

A. Eugene Chadwick and George S. Chadwick. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons.

Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. where serviees will be held Monday. Mar at a p. m.

IMdrgantown (w. va.t papers please copy, CHI KC On Thursday. May 4. 1944. William L.

Church, husband of Martha M. Church, formerly of 5206 Ellsworth Ave. friends erceived at H. Samson's. 637 Neville from 7 p.

m. Friday until time of services Sunday afternoon at 4 clock. Interment private Monday morning. DIXBAR On Friday morning. May 6.

1944. Laura Gertrude Davison, wife, of Waiter W. Dunbar, daughter of Lusina E. and sister of Norman C. Davison of Mars.

Pa. Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home. Mars. Pa. Services Sunday after noon at 2:30 0 clock.

1II7XN At Buffalo. N. Sadie Dunn wife of the late William Dunn. Funeral from the residence of Anna Reilly. 900 Deely Greenfield, on Monday morning at :30 clock.

High mass ot requiem at St. Rosalia Church at 9 clock FORRESTER William A. of 1308 Wood at Allegheny Genera) Hospital on Saturday. May 6. at 1:30 a.

m. Funeral details announ'-eil COVER On Friday. May 5. 1944. at 8:30 p.

Rev. Francis S. Gover. husband of Frances Wood Gover. father of Mrs.

Mary Susser. Friends received at the family home. 408 Todd Wilkinsburg. Services Monday evening- at 8 clock. Interment Tuesday at 1 o'clock in Sand Hill Cemetery.

Greene County. Members of Wiikinsbura: Lodge No. 683, F. A. Homestead Lodge, K.

cf Littleton, West Lodge. I. O. O. F.

Ltle mem bers Pythian Relief and friends invited GRAY On Thursday. May 4. 1944. at noon. William Cxf 1517 Dormont Dormont.

husband of Edith Johnson Gray, father of Erma Qrav Hollis. Alien J. and Ellen C. Gray, brother" of 4rS. Emma Hartley and James M.

Gray." Friends re ceived at Beinhauer Mortuary. 3630 West Liberty where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. iriends invitea. internment in Mt. Leo- anon Cemetery.

HOLLINGER Thursday. May T. 1944. Charles husband of the late Margaret A. By era Hollmger of Perrysville.

lather of Mrs. Martha Gibson and James B. Hoi-linger. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home, Perry Perrysville. Services Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

JACK WORTH Thursday. May 4 1944. George E. Jackworth. husband of the late Mary Frances Hoover, mother of Mrs.

Clara Brill. Mrs. Cecelia Vento. Mrs. Grace Saltsgiver.

Mrs. Mabel MoKee. Edward and John G. Jackworth. Friends may call at George A.

Baker Funeral Home. 239 Shady Ave. Requiem mass at ss. Peter and Paul's Church Tuesday at 9:30. KL1NZING On Friday.

May 5 1944. Osesr husband of Marion L. Protheroe. Father of Roger a.nd Shirley Klinzing. Son of Martin and Caroline Klinzing of 2814 Srmng St.

Friends received at Col- ligan Bros. Funeral Home. 60S Warrington Ave. Funeral on Monday. May 8.

at 8:15 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Henry Church at 9 a. m.

nentis invited KOHL On Friday. May 5. William Kohl husband of Catherine Kohl, father of Catherine Crabb. Rosina Dingleberr. Caro line Meanev.

Florence Shoemaker. William and Aloert Kohl. Friends received at his home- 3263 Thayer where services will be held Monday. May 8 at 2 p. m.

LARAIN-LACRINATIS At Detroit. May 3. 1944. at 11:10 D. Evelvn Lan- kas.

beloved wife of Anthony and mother of Alice Larain and Mrs. Elizabeth Lander- man. Friends received at A. L. Wenslovas Funeral home.

2128 Carson S. S. Funeral on Monday. May 8. at 8:30 a.

tn Requiem high mass at St. Casimirs Church at a. interment Aaaipert cemetery I.F.MMON' On Saturday. Ma.v Mrs Isabel Lemmon. wife of the late David Lemmon.

age 88 years, of Harmar Twp (near Harwick). Notica of funeral later Canton (O.) and Avon (Ill. papers please copy.) LINDNER Suddenly on Thursday. May 4 1944. at 4 a.

Lei a Brunner. wife of William J. (Buck) Lindner of 418 Foreland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mose Brunner and sister of Mrs.

Genevieve Qster-meier. Mrs. Mary Farber and Donald Brunner. all. of Ohio.

Friends received at the Joseph A. Pappert and Sons Funeral Home. 711 Lockhart St. Funeral services Mon- day at 2 p. m.

LITAVEC On Friday. May 6, at St. Johns Hospital. Andrew Litavec. beloved husband of Anna Sedlak Litavec.

of 2343 McCook N. father of iMrs. Veronica Scheble. Andrew Mrs. Anna Domaeco: also 6 grandchildren.

Friends received at Bnrza Funeral Home. 2439 California N. S. Funeral on Tuesday. May 9.

with requiem mass at St, Gabriels Church at 9 a. tn. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. West View.

Friends invited. LLOYD On Thursday, May 4. 1944. Wil-liam McCune Lloyd, beloved husbandot Catherine Miller, father of Catherine Virginia Lloyd. Also survived bv a brother.

Alfred Lloyd of McKeesport. and a sister, Mrs. Cnrtie James of Martins Ferry. Ohio. Funeral from the Cox Funeral Home.

Elizabeth. on Saturday. May 6. at 3 p. m.

Friends invited. Interment in Richland Cemetery. Dravosourr. Pa. MARTIN On Friday.

May 5. 1944. at 9 35. Eli Beatty Martin, husband of Anna Agnew and father of Ralph W. and Vera Fox or Fiteaim.

R. o. aiso one grandchild. Friends received at his late home. Old Wm.

Penn Patton Pa. Services on Monday. May 8. at 2:30 p. m.

in Crossroads Ihurcn, Monroevuie, Pa. Please omit flower. Masonic iu- neral. VI A40Y-MACIOCE On Thursday" morning. May 4.

Enrico, husband of Theresa Vano and father of Alexander. Anthony and Joseph Maioy. Funeral from the Sciutti Funeral Horn. Meadow a E. on Monday mornine at, 8:15 a.

m. Requiem mass at the Help of Christians Church at 8:15. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. MURRAY On Thursday.

May 4. 1944. at 6:05 p. Sarah Bowman, beloved wife of the late William Mnrrav and mother of Martha Lecallette. Sarah Rich.

John. Thomas and Harry Murray. Funeral services at tne Ainert jreyvoget Funeral Home. 118 Craft on Monday. May 8, at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. MURRAY On Friday. May 5. Arnes Fagan Murray, wife ot the late John Murray.

Friends received at hT late residence. 709 Ninth Munhall. Pa. Funeral Tuesday. May 8 at a.

m. Re- ouiem hib mass at St. Mary Magdalene hurch at clocK. NASH At his home. Sewickley.

May 4. 1944. Robert G. Nash, husband of Amelia K. Nash, father of Mrs.

Frank Cook Mrs. Lawrence 8. Young. Robert S. and Frank A.

Friends received at The Marlatt Funeral Home. 702 Beaver St. Sewickley. where services will be held on Sunday at 3 :30 o'clock. Interment private NEESON Friday.

May 5. 1944. John husband of the late Elizabeth Entrees Neeson of 1373 Grotto E. father of John. F.

Col. Vincent C. in Africa', victor one sister. Alice Neeson. Friends may call at the Geo.

A. Baker Funeral Home. 239 Shady Ave. Bequiem mass at Corpus Christi Church Monday at 9 o'clock. OAKLEY -On Friday.

May T. 1944 at 11:10 p. Laura V. Dunlap. wife of the late William S.

Oakley and mother of Mrs. J. Oscar Emrich and Homer N. Oakley, Friends and members of Deborah Rebekah Lodg" 27 I. O.

O. T. and Past Grands Assn. received at the home of her son. 1501 Monterey N.

8. Funeral services Monday. May S. at 2 p. m.

All powers grateiuiiy qecnneq OGILVY On Thursday. May 4. 1644. John Oglivy of Turtle Creek. Pa son of John and the late Barbara Thompson Ogilvy.

Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 123 Church Turtle Creek, where services will be held Sunday. May at 2 30 p. O'HANXON On Saturday. May 6 1944.

Mathew B. of P30 Greenfield Husband of the late Mary Delaney. father of Joseph A- Paul Pgt. Lawrence Eugene Mathew B. Mary J.

and Mrs. Elizabeth Partter. Friends received at the Stephen A. O'Toole Funeral Home. 5106 Second Hazelwood.

Requiem high mass at St. Rosalia's Church on Tuesday at a. m. PAZCRSKA-Lewandowskl On Thursdav Mav 4. Josephine of 177 45th beloved wife of Anthony V.

Wazerskt: also rur- yived br her mother and 2 brothers. Fn neral from the B. E. Harenski Funeral 1 i. i A IK I.

To MEETING NOTICE Th Annual Meeting ef the Pittsburrh Association for the Improvement cf the Poor will be held on Tuesday. Mar 16 -1S44 at 11 a m. in the office of the Association. 428 Duo.une Way E. W.

Shecard. Secretary.

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