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ft -j- --sy 4- fiTl V. tf ft AM 1 fit Mcmoriom Male Help Wanted Mofe Help Wanted THE. PITTSBURGH PRESS. MAY 17, 1944 PAGE 23 Legal Notices Molt Help Wanted OPA Lowers Onion Prices Eggplant, Potatoes, Carrots Affected A reduction of almost four cents a pound In the retail price of onions was ordered today by the District OPA. The OPA also lowered price ceil i I1 i 1 i i 1 Death Notices of requiem at Corpus Chxlsu Church, at 10 a.

m. GEDEON Of 1312 Sixth Castle Shannon. Tuesday. May Id. 1941.

at 2:15 a. William husband ol Barbara Hme. in his doth year, lather of Mrs. Anna Mae Marushik. Pvt.

Charles, overseas, and John T. Hernngton. Friends received at the Funeral Home ol John. D. haub Sons.

425 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Friday at 10 a. m. Reouiem high mass at St.

George's Church at 11 a. m. Friends and members of V. F. W.

Post 694. and F. Q. E. b.

are invited. JAMES On Monday. May 15. 1944, at 11:30 p. Ethel Lois McAllister, widow of Joseph T.

James, mother of Mrs. Leonora Kodham. Edgar A. and Pvt. ired O.

James. S. Army; also 1 granddaughter: sister of Mrs. Jonn Paul. Sirs.

Annie Hodil. J. Frank and William I. McAllister and William Gebhart. Funeral from the John Kekilty 1 uneral Home.

tiOo Brushton Ave. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Freeport Cemetery. JAMES On Monday morning.

May 15. Eliza Jane James of 5719 Marraretta Pittsburgh (formerly of Munhall. Friends received at the Home of Gilien and Coulter Homestead, where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. KENNEDY On Sunday. May 14.

1944, Herbert Kennedy, husband of Sarah Campbell: father of Pvt. H. Donald. Eileen June and Barbara Ann Kennedy. late of 4810H Broad city.

Friends received at the Vuneral Home of Grime Blair, 4520 Penu (near Friendship Ave.) Serv-icew on Thursday at 3 p. m. KERSTIEN On Monday, May 15, Albert. hUBband of Emma Pieil Kerstien, of 3952 Woolsla.ver Way, father of Helen Mae and Mrs. Hilda Slaz, son of Mary and the late George Kerstien.

brother of Mrs. Mary Chenot, Mrs. Clementine Kracker of Mas-si lion. Edward and Lawrence Kerstien. Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home 4635 Butler St, on Friday.

May 19. at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Augustine Church at 9 a.

at. Branch 5. Knights of St. George, Holy Name Society and irienas mviten KlklBI.N On Monday. May 15.

1944. Bertha wife of Peter P. Kukurin. U. S.

Army. Friends received at 341 Marguerite Wilmerding. Pa. Blessing service at St. Leocadia Church.

Wilmer- qing on i nurgqay. Jlay 18 at 1 p. m. KCSLl'CH On Monday. Joseph 21..

hus-band of Minnie Brunken Kusluch. Friends and members of Brewery Workers Union received at late residence. 142 Wash tngton in. Requiem high mass at St. Ann's.

jreh. Millvale. on Friday at if a. m. LAMISOX" On Tuesday.

May 16. 1944. at a Ann. wife rf Wilham H. Lamison.

of 704. Oakwood motner ot Airs. William erneyen and William F. Lamison. Funeral Irom the John Kekilty Funeral Home.

605 Brushton Friday morning at 9 o'clock. High mass of requiem at Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. I.l'CAS On Tuesday. May 16, 1944.

Susan Adam Lucas, beloved wife of John Lucas and mother of John Andrew. Mrs. Mary Mondock. Stephen and Michael Lucas, at her repidence, 1234 Ingham North Side. Funeral on Friday, May 19.

with services at St. Emanuel Lutheran Church. Jane North Side, at 2 p. ni. Interment at Union Dale Cemetery.

Friends invited. MATTHEWS On Tuesday evening. May bin. 1944. James Hamilton Matthews, oi Pittsburgh and Bethel Township.

Friends received at H. Samson'e. 637 Neville wnere services win oe neia jrriaay alternoon at 2 o'clock. MAXWELL Suddenly, on Sunday. May 11.

94. at Cortland. N. Vivian Mc-Intyre. wife of John Maxwell: mother of Eileen and Susan, and sister of Regis.

Harper. Lt. Edward J. and Sgt. Joseph Mclntyre.

Friends invited to call at. the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Mclntyre. 30 Crafton Crafton. Funeral Friday with requiem mass at St. Philips Church at 9 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Carnegie. McELHENY On Tuesday evening. May 16.

1944. Josephine Graham, wife of Wil liam C. McElheny. of 5527 Forbes motner ol Ralph N. McElheny and daughter of the late James and Maria Graham.

Friends received at the Hartwll Wapies Funeral Home. Baum Rlvri at Graham East End. where services will be held Friday afternoon ot 3 o'clock. McKEAG Suddenly, on Monday, May 15. 1944.

William son of the late Isaac and Anna Forgie McKeag-. Friends re ceived at. the Jobe Funeral Home. 123 Church Turtle Creek, where services will be held Thursday. May 18.

at 2:45 p. m. Members of V. F. W.

and Amer- ican Legion are invited NOLL Monday. May 15. Mary Smith Noll, wife of the late John Noll, mother of Albert Edward. Sylvester and Kathryn rvoll. Friends received at.

her late resi dence, 217 Inland Kennywood. Pa. Funeral Friday. May IP. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. irancis Church. Munhall. at 0 o'clock.

ROSENBERGER On Monday, May 15. at Rochester General HosDital. Paul Rosen- berer of Ambndge. Pa. Survived by 4 sisters and 3 brothers.

Friends received at the Armour Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Coraopolis, Pa. Requiem high, mass at St. Joseph's Church. Coraopolis.

Friday. May 19th. at 9 a. m. interment McKees Rocks.

Pa. KIIEPFR In Washintrtnn on Tues day. May 16,1944. Nancy Buck, wife of John H. Roeper.

formerly of Pittsburgh. Pa. Interment in Johnstown. Pa. ROSNER On Wednesday.

May 17, Philip Rosner, beloved husband of Mollie Rosner, father of Louis. Harry. Benjamin. Henry. Cpl.

Albert. Mrs. Anna Mandel. Rebecca and Alice Rosner and Mrs. Lillian Seiger.

Funeral services at Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes St. (at Craft Ave), on Thursday. May 18.

at 2 p. m. Interment -New Lierit Cemetery. ROSS On Monday. Mav IS.

at 7 a. Charles beloved husband of ihe late Mary Ross and father of Irma F. Thomas, Edna B. Anderson and Paul R. Rosg.

Friends received at the Lawrence B. Me- Cabe Funeral Home. 7204 Thomas Blvd. Funeral in Clearfield. on Thursday.

ROTH On May 17th. 1P44. at 2:30 a. Frederick Roth, husband of Mary Benko and father of Mrs. Alma Mc- mngau.

At irwin. wnma, 5juaren ana Dorothy Roth of 804 East St. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas fc Son. 707 East N. on Sat.

at 2 p. m. Friends SEERY On Sunday. May 14. at 8 p.

Stephen, husband of the late Ellen Connelly Seery. father of Helen. Mrs. Mary Brunner. Mrs.

Ann Katz. Mrs. Gertrude Robinson. Mathew. Joseph and Pfc.

Laurence. Funeral from his late residence. fiO Woodville on Friday, at 8:15 a. m. Solemn requiem mass at St.

James Church, West End. at 9 a. m. Holy Name Society and friends invited. SISMOCR On Tuesday, May 16.

1944. Aioert J. or 849 Reserve Millvale. mis-band of Rose S. Shema, father of Mrs.

Marie Gaus. Mrs. Rose Gaus. Francis. Charles, Lawrence and Norbert Sismour.

lends received at the E. J. Pfeifer Fu neral Home. 512 Grant. Requiem mass at St.

Anthony's Church, Mill-vale. Saturday at 9:30 a. m. SMITH On. Tuesday.

May 16. at. 8.55 m. Mrs. Anna Veselv Smith, in her 47th year, beloved wife of Joseph Smith and mother of Mrs.

Wilma Snyder and sister of Edward Vesely and Agnes Pnce. Friends will be received at Herman and Son's Chanel. 702 E. Ohio V. S.

Funeral service Friday. May 19. at 2 p. m. Libuse Lodge C.

S. A. 447 and friends invited. rchicflgo papers pleas copy.T THOMPSON On Tuesday. May 16.

1944 John K. Thompson, beloved husband of Eliza M. Thompson, father of Mrs. Ruth T. Reed.

Mre. Mary T. Jackson and Lt. John H. C.

Thompson. U. S. Army. Friends received at the family residence.

202 Elm Erigewood, where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. TOOLE Of 325 Orchard Knoxville, on Monday. May 3 5, 1944. at "9-10 p. Margaret O'Connor, widow of Michael J.

Toole, in her 73rd year: mother of Mrs. Fvetyn SchmiM. Mrs. Alice Ray. Mrs.

Ruth Smith and Elmer J. Toole. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. irhanb Sons. 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Friday at fl a. m. Solemn requiem high piass at St. Canice's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends and members of the Altar and Rosary Society are in- vitert WACHTER At his home. Smithton N. May 16. 1944.

Henry, oelovert husband of Helen Schwertner. father of Mrs. Martha Mohr, Mrs. Emma Betzer. Mrs.

Helen Watts. Mrs. Elsie Tusa. Henry Albert and William Wachter. Funeral ervices at The Colonial Funeral Home of William Sirlin.

3424 Brighton Road, on Friday at 2 p. m. Friends tnviterl WH1TSELL On Monday. May 15. 1944.

at 10:40 p. at her residence. 5226 Powhattan Mai- Noon Whitoell, wife of th late Charles Wesley Whitsell. mother of Mrs. A.

Williams Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where servieea will be heM Wednesday evenmr at, 7:30 o'clock. Interment Thurs- flsT mcrning WOOTTflX On Tuesdav. May 16.

1941, Catherine M. Adams, in her 49th vear. w'tfe of John w'ootton; also survived by three sisters and two brother Frierids received at Cieslak Funeral Home. 81 South 15th St. Funeral Fridav at a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Peter's Church. South Side, at a. m.

Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. ZEHR Suddenly, on May 16. at 1 P. Charles J.

7ehr. age 9 years, beloved son cf Joseph and Alice PeaJis Zehr. brother of Alice Robert Marion and James C. of 1507 Gironde St. Funeral from the James Lowrie Memorial Home.

J40 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania on Sat. at R-30 a m. Requiem high mass at, St. Andrew's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited 71F.NTF.R (Zeofek) On Monday. Mav 15. Henry of 432 Island McKees Rocks, beloved husband of Helen Sushin-ska: also survived by his mother. 2 sisters and 5 brothers.

Funeral from the Prostka Funeral Home. 715 Island Ave on Friday. May 19. at 8 15 a. m.

Requiem mass in St. Cvri' and Methodius Church at 9 s. m. In Mtmerlom IN loving- remembrance of Lillian Snyder Einhauser and baby, who died May 17. 1930.

Our thoughts go wandering- Lillian dear. To the days of long ago. And the memory paints the scenes of old. In the gold of the twilight glow. We seem to see in the- soft dim light.

A face we loved the best. And think sweetheart, of babe anil yon. When the sun goes down in the west. Never forgotten, br Mon and Dad. McPOLAND John Sr.

In lovinr memory of onr dear Dad who passed away year ago to-day. The moon snd stars are shining a lonely grave. Where sleens our Dad. We lover1 but could not save. We often sit and think of von And sneak of he you died: To think von could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes For us you always d'd your best.

tnised by son John and Daughter-in-law Ann. MEREE Gertrude- in loving memory of our dear wife and mother who passed away a year ago today. May 17. 1943. Yon have left this world of sorrow.

And are free froic pain ani harm. Arc" row rest in race and comfort, to the b'ed Savior's arms. tsiii- her husband, son and daughter. i A JOHN B. Nicklas MeCrady.

Nicklas Hirscbfield. Attorneys at Law. 71'0 Mc-t rady-Rodgers Building. Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice i hereby given by Union Laundry Company, a Pennsylvania corporation, having- us registered office at 211 North, Avenue.

Millvale. Pennsylvania, that a certificate of election to dissolve said corporation in accordance with the provisions of the Business Corporation Law. approved May 5. 1S33. was filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on November 18 1043.

and that the Board of Directors of said corporation is now engaged winding up and settling' the affairs of aid corporation so that its corporate existence shall be ended by the issuance of a certificate of dissolution by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania nnder the provisions of said Busine Corporation Law. approved Mav 5. lt33. John B. Nicklas McCrady.

Jficklas St Hirsch-nld. Solicitors. JOHN F. Cox. Attorney.

434 Diamond Street. Pa. No. 2844 of 1944. Notice that letters of administration e.

t. on the estate of Leonard Floyd Uosbaeher. deceased, late of Munhall. Allegheny County, having- been granted, ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and thoo having claims wilt present them to Floyd G. Mosbacber.

Administrator, c. t. 4200 Fairfield Avenue. Munhall. Pa.

O. lamer Bown. Attorney. M18 Berger Building-, Pittsburgh. Pa.

No. 23bd oi 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William D. Lichtenthaler, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having Deen gran ltd. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Minnie K.

Lielilemhaler, Executrix. 201 oeaarnurat atreet. fittaourgn. PALL. C.

Kufttsnnacn. Attorney. 1200 Jones Law Building. PiltsOUxgn. Pa.

No. 20BO of 1944. Nonce that letters testamentary on tne estate ol Margaret Dunlea. aeceaseu, late of Piltsburgo. Allegheny County, hav ing been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will mane payment and those naving" claims wiu present tnem to u-u am Paul Uunlea.

Executor. 4d Canlieia Koad. Youngstown. Ohio. WALTEH W.

Kieni. Attorney. 1030 Grant Building. PitUuurgh. Pa.

No. 521 ol 1944. Notice that letters of admuuatra-uon on the estate of EKLmond Huet. oe-ceased. late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, caving been gran ted.

ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Raymond N. finet. Administrator. ap- tiet Koaa. naiawm xownsnip.

ra. I A a l. 111:. t' iM A finft Law HmlHine- P.lixhllrtrh Pa. To Esther Thomas Tomlinaon.

Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and auaa suo DOena in the case of James Tomllnson against you for divorce a. m. at No. 902 April Term. 1944.

Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned n. e. You are reauired to appear and answer the complauil on or before the first Monday of June, 1944. Robert J.

Cotbett. Sheriff. Dtath Notices AGUL'AKO Catherine, age 71. at the hum. Hr dMiistiipr.

r. Mary Dan ino. Canonsburgti. May 15. JW44.

at v. ni. Survived by tba loliowuig cnu- dren: Michael and uomtnic of Sam uel of Mrs. Marr Dantino ana Jttrs There5a De Kosa ol Washington, Pa. Funeral from the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Mary iaunno. East Pike Canonsburg. on Friday. May 19 at 8:30 m.

High mass or requiem in at. Pat rick's Church. Canonsburg. at 9 a. m.

Interment ft. Patrick" cemetery. BENNINGTON On May lb. 1944. Erin a.

wile of James ol ilia Her man Ave. Funeral services from the Clark Funeral Home, Jamestown. Thursday at 2 p. m. BIRKELBACH On Tuesday, May 16.

1944. Elizabeth, widow of Philip C. Hirkel-bach, in her 92nd year, of 2308 MeNavy Wilkir.sburg; grandmother of Mrs. Bessie Ackerman and Mrs. Elsie C.

Bayne. Friends received at the Eaton Funeral Home. 733 gsKoes Wilkms-burg. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 cjock. HOVLE On Tuesday-, May 16, at Mary riamunll Boyle, oeiovea wiie of John Boyle, of 417 Ruxton St.

Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge St, Mt. wasnington. until a.

m. jnaw, 19. Requiem high mass at St. Justus burcu at 9 a. m.

BKALN On Wednesday. May 1. 1944, Margaret E. Braun tnee Hayes, wile oi the late John R. Braun.

Survived oy daughters and 3 sons. Friends received at the family home. 1875 Middle Sharps-burg. Requiem high mass in St. Joseph Church ore Saturday at 10 a.

m. Kindly omit flowers. ItKODIL On Tuesday. May 16. 1944, Robert Drape, beloved husband of Jane Kirk Brodie.

Funeral from his late residence. 6 Bevington Road. Forest Hills, on Thursday. May 18. at 2:30 p.

m. Interment in Graudvitw Cemetery. East Hc- Kpesport hiiiv Grzvbomski) on Sunday. May 14 1944. Helen, wife of John V.

Brown. Mother of Corp. Joseph Pfc. Harry A. Brown and Mrs.

Rosemary Kulbaoki of 404 Warrington Ave. Friends received at Colligan Bros. Funeral Home. 60S Warrington Ave. Funeral on Friday.

May 19 at 9:15 a. m. high mass of requiem in St. George Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. BCECHLER Of 314 Brownsville Road. suddenly, on Monday. May 15. 1944.

at b'3U p. Mane Koenieer. in her 0tn vear. wife of Alois and mother of Alois Buechler Jr. Iriends received at the Funeral Home of John D.

Schaub Sons. 4-o BrownsviUe Road. Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Friday at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Camce's Church at 9 a. m. CASCIOLA Monday.

May 15. 1944. Thomas in his 28th year, husband ot Zeliuda Neil, father of Garry Casciola. Friends received at the Fryer Funeral Home, 723 Washington Bnttgevuie. until 8:15 a.

Friday. nequiem ms at 9 a. at. St. Agatha's Cnurch.

In terment Church cemetery. HALLENER George of Canonsburg. Pa on Monday. May 15. Survived by 3 sons.

Dr. John of McKeesport. William A. of Washington. and GeorgeM.

Cnallener of Canonsburg; 1 brother. Wil liam and 1 sister. alter eaer, both of Pittsburgh. Services will be held at the Presnyterian Church, Houston, on Thursday at ciock. interment iu Caiionsbmg Cemetery.

i uR7VAnUikl Ftov Leo nastor of St. Francis' Church. Ford City for past 19 years, at West Penn Hospital. Sunday afternoon. May 14, at 2 clock.

Transportation ol body to the church Thursday alternoon at 4 clock. Otnce of the dead and solemn requiem mass Fridav morning at Interment in Holv Trinity Cemetery. Ford City. I Cleveland papers please cop.v.l (LEEK Tuesday. May 16.

1944. Anna Brubaker. widow of Joseph Cleer. mother ot T. Sgt.

Joseph. Charles. SKt. Walter and Pvt. James, overseas.

John. Mrs Jacob Herrle, Mrs. William Rushby. Mrs, William Radcliff. Mrs.

Jess Snyder. Mr Joseph Nellis and Mrs. Edward Engle. sister of Samuel Brubaker. Friends received at A.

Staab Sons. 90O hartiers Pittsburgh. Services Saturday at i i Friends invited. i in-s rif Hrownsville Road. Baldwin Township tformerly of overorooK on May lb.

1944. at 9.15 a Monica Jackson, wife of Thomas A. Coates and mother of Gladys G. Swan ana Emma Elizabeth Ott and Mane Hughes Friends rc-eived at E. B.

Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 West Liberty South Hill. where services will be held on i nday. May 1J. at 2 p.

m. tUFl-OLn May 15. 1944. incenzo. cousin ol Mrs.

Rose Pugliese and Felix Coppolo. of l'-0 Danley St. Friends received at A. Staab Sons 90O hartiers We Pittsburuh. Funeral Saturday at S15 a m.

Requiem high mass at St. James Church at 9 o'clock, friends m- CKEIGH TON On Tuesday. May 16. 1944. Garnet Irwin, wife of William J.

Creigh-ton mother of Mrs. S. Harris Johnson HI. and grandmother ol Vi' Johnson. ister oi i s.

laie Rov Irwin. Funeral services at her late resfdence. 1216 Beechwood 1 rid ay afternoon at 3 clock. TMucrlaV MaV 16. 1944.

at 7 40 a. Anthony, beloved husband of Ann Joy DeMarco. father of Lt. Joseph sfaff gt Louis and Thomas DeMarco and MrsT Bernadme Raab. late of 7039 Chaucer St Funeral from the Lawrence B.

Mc-Cabe Funeral Home. 7204 Thomas Friday at 10 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holv Rosary Church at 11 a. DOBBINS On Monday.

May 15. 1944. at 10 15 proT William Dobbins. Sr beloved Uband of Gertrude Reilly Dobbins, of 637baAllegneny Ave. Glassport Frjends until Friday at 8.1o a mass at J-t.

iraum Friends invited. On Monday. May o. id-i. Georee husband oi aa'.

ti rv 1- a so survived by six rtS Friends received tery. Homestead. Pa Lir.iitTKii (i Tuesday. May n. John" Francis, beloved husband of Frances HouVFm Patrick, son of Edward, brother of SisteVM.

Bndgetta. Mrs Anna omey. Thomas J. and EHu-ai-rl Fitzoatrick e--. at the family home.

o33h Keystone requiem at St. Kieran Church on Friday, May 19. at 'n'a m. FI OUR Ou Wednesday. May 1.

19-- Max Flohr. of 7924 Frankstown beloved husband of Flsie Altwater. Frtends rcceived at M. F. Leslie Funeral Home 721 Brushton Ave.

Services Friday at 2 P. m. I RlsHOFF On Wednesday, Mv 17. Louis Frishoff. beloved husband of Becky Fris-hoff.

father of Max. Oscar and Henry. Funeral services at Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes St.

at Craft on Thursday. May 1 S. at 4 p. m. Interment Work- ingman Circle ifwipr FREY On Wednesday.

May 1. 1W4. Georse (Bruce) Frey. late of 214 South Atlantic Ave. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Grime Blair.

4520 Penn. nar Friendship Ave. Notice of time later. Fl CCI On Wednesday. May 17.

1944. at 3-20 a. Josephine Geraci. wife of the late Benedict Fucci and mother of Frank A Fucci. sister of Grace Geraci.

late of 1505 Monterey N. S. Friends received at Oakleys. 1501 Monterey St. Notice time of funeral later.

GAAL On Wednesday. May 17. 1944. Margaret, aeed 25 years, of 7512 Calumet St Swissvale. daughter of Eva and the late Michael Gaal.

sister of Mrs. Eva Mozeik. Mrs. Freda Azmger. Vilma.

Ruth. William and Gaal. Funeral services nt Immanticl Lutheran Church. 5th Brrwidock. on Saturday afternoon at 2 3m.

GAMORA On Tuesday. May 16 1944. Marie Faber. wife of the late John Gamora of 595 Neeley Turtle Creek. Pa.

Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 123 Church Turtle CVeek, where services be held Saturday. May 20. at 2 no p. m.

GAVIN On Monday. May 15. 1944. at his home. 1506 Lincoln Thomas Henry, son of the late William and Charlotte Gavin, dearly beloved brother of Mrs.

Peter Fitzpatrick. Mr. John C. Dovie. Frienris in the blue room of the A.

Mmorit Horne. 1512 T.m-o'n Ave. K. Funeril on Friday at 9:15 a. m.

i-rh pits Va KPfi 1 PTT1 high ma at Holy Ghost Greek catholic CmiVh -McKees Rocks. on Saturday m. Interment St. Johns Ceme- IN loving memory ot our dear husband and father. Gustave C.

Wei who passed awav one year ago today. May l. 1943. There is someone who misses you sadly. And finds the time long since you went: There is someone who thinks of you And tries to be brave and content: Gone is the face we loved so dear.

Silent the voice we loved to hear; 'Ti sad. but true, we wonder why The best are always first to die. Sadly missed by wrife and children. Florists IDASSPRAYS BASKETS 3719 FORBE9 ST. MA.

SC. 130O. Tf-BtV Jt- 5MAI.ITT FLORISTS 126 FIFTH AVE. GR. 220O Mosamcnts Cwtery tots SIMON WHITE'S SONS "Cemetery Memorials of Distinction 8 West Maiden St- Washington 65ft.

Lost and Found BRACELET Diamond and sapphire, be tween PhilhPs Ave. and Webster Hall: re ward. HA. 1856 BULLDOG Male, one white eye. answers Jagge rs." Reward.

JA. 9933. MA. rilltn Rinr Yellow gold, diamond set Vicinity Fort Pitt Hotel. Saturday after noon.

cati5pnnpnaieD-K. CALVES 2. found. For information, call Carnegie 9184 Wednesday evening, to CAT Small striped, wearing red collar. Homewood vicinity, reward.

lE. 1Q4Z. DA SCHUND Small, female, dark red. Answers 'Dickey." Reward. Valley 0367-J-Vall-y P30.

DIAMONDS Package lost tn Harris Theats i5 Wednesday night. May 10th. i Liberal reward for any informa- Ti; tion leading to recovery. Al. L.

2775. FOUND Small young female dog. white and tan: Mt. Oliver. t.v.

u-. GIRL'S Spectacles Monday, between John Morrow School-Brighton Road Presbyterian Church. Reward. LI. 2948-J, HAND bag Sunday after church, drooped from car.

nelleneia aistnct. rieam return contents. Reward. MA. 446H HEIRLOOM Pin Gold, with 7 diamonds, between Kauf mann's-Professional re ward.

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CH. 2322 RATION Book No. 4 Lost, in East Lib erty. Bertha swearringen. cartage at.

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Wednesday: reward. FE. 1477 1-siTirT-T. articles fnr ale, or exchange. await vonr inspection in the Miscellaneous Classification of The Press.

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LOUGHNEY, INC. 655B Center Pittsburgh 6. (Attention Mr. S. Gracey).

MO. 4725. Automobile Service Manager For General Motors dealer, salary bonus. Please write stating experience. 661, Press.

Automatic Screw Machine Operators and set-up men. APPLT PGH. WATER HEATER CORP. 193 Chartiers Craft on. AUTO MECHANICS Steady work In essential industry: 48 hours per week time and one-half for overtime over 40 hours: vacation with pay.

APPLY MR. HOFF. McKinley-Gregg Auto Co. 5S03 Center Ave. MO.

S7R. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic A-l. Good wages. Steady work. Phone LI.

1130. AUTO Body Repair Man Also welders: either full or part-time. Pisani 206 layior. corner Friendship Ave. SC.

4 R2 1 AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Ford preferred, full time: good wages. J. C. Wilson. 519 Water St.

CO. 6200. AUTO Party Clerk Young man. no exper- lence necessary. v.

cihio St. Auto Mechanics Helpers Good wages, permanent work, reliable company. Coyne Evans, 6301 Fifth Ave. MA. J5S0.

BAKER Second hand, for bread and cakes. Apply 4516 Liberty Ave. BAKER Day turn; cakes and pies. Jenny Lee Bakery. 620 Island Are.

McKees Rocks. FE. 1919. BILL CLERK Experienced in motor Freight Tariffs, out of town. CE.

6.1 lO. BQDY AND FENDER MEN ALSO PAINTERS Experienced: highest Salary. Apply 6866 Baum Blvd. BODY MEN AUTO PAINTERS MECHANICS Top wares and bonus. See Davis.

teel Cny Motors. 3131 Forbes Ford, Mercury. Lincoln Dealers. MA. SS44.

BODY and Fender Repairman. Apply Wil-ham Penn Garage. 20 Tunnel St. AT. 9220 BODY man Experienced, essential truck work: $1.30 hour, time and half overtime: excellent working conditions.

Forbes Mo-tors. 3410 Forbes Oakland. SC. P867. BOOKKEEPER At least 10 years full charge experience: must be competent heavy detail, also P.

L. and financial statements: excellent opportunity: salary $200: give age. complete experience, telephone number. rite b3l. Press.

BORING MILL' TURRET LATHE MILLING MACHINE OPERAXORS Westlnghouss-Pittsburgh Manufacturing Repair 4-PPiy Personnel Office. 643 North Lacg Ave. Homewood. BOY 16 or 17. to help around sheet metal shop.

Must have work permit. Add'iv 5124 Penn East Liberty. i DISHWASHER No Sundays: good wages. Apply 2fiQ7 Mnrray Squirrel Hill. Driver Light Delivery White: 18 or over; plumbing, stockroom and delivery work; excellent opportunity for advancement; must have driver's license.

Rollier Inc. MA. 6989 DRUGGIST Registered Good hour, good salary. Liggett Drug Co, Fifth Ave. Smithfield St.

AT. 1215. DRUGGIST, S. A. OR R.

P. S50 to $60 week, one day week off. Write 6S9. Press. DRY CLEANER'S HELPER Man or boy for cleaning room: experience unnecessary: good wages.

12 Penn Wilkinsburg. CH. 6970. ELECTRIC Welder and Acetylene Burner Full or part time. CA.

08 7 7. ENGINEERS Qualified professional engineering and surveying personnel needed at once Field and office. MICHAEL BAKER, JR. A THE BAKER ENGINEERS. 4 fri 115 Shields Rochester, Pa.

9 Phone 4000 Or contact the Pittsburgh Office. Park Building, flth floor. AT. 8717. ENGINEER LICENSED For St.

Francis Hospital. 45th Lawrenceville. ENGINEER Room, board, salary. Apply in person. Dixmont Hospital.

Dixmont. Pa. ERRAND Boy 16 to 18. or elderly man willing to do errands in a store. J.

G. Schreiner Fnurth Ave CO "Rll- ERRAND Boy Steady work. Apply Liberty Show Printing ti23 Duquesne Way. EXPRESS DRIVERS Are 21-45. experienced.

Steady employment eoorl Wac-ea DallwiT frnMiH A d.mi-. 2th Liberty Aves. FACTORY BOYS Experience unnecessary: light work: pleasant working conditions. Apply manager. 3rd floor.

604 Penn Pittsburgh. FACTORY MEN AND BOYS General work Essential war Industry. Steadv 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 HELP PART OR FULL TIME Ko Experience Necessary: Essential Industry. Gerrard Steel Strapping Co. 1000 Island McKees Rocks. jo calls.

FARM Help 2 men, 1 experienced in poultry work. 1 general farm work. Apply Farm Labor Service, Room 1. Court House, or W. P.

Baldesberger. Bridgeville, Route a p. voioniai tsou FARMEft Single, white, middle aged man for country work: private room and bath: good board and pay; must have driver's license and local references. R. L.

MeKallip. Sewickley 161, or Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh. FERRIS Wheel Operator Experienced, sober. J. C.

Korte. Campbell's Run Road. Carnegie. Phone 2733. FIREMAN-WATCHMAN Licensed: steady job: good pay.

Paulson Cleaning 625 Paulson E. E. FITTERS For fabricating work Must Be Experienced. For Defense Plant. Day Turn.

K. PORTER INC. 49fh Harrison Sts. Transfer to Car 94 or 95 Also Stanton bus stop nearby. 5740.

Lawrenceville. Pittsburgh. H. FIREMAN-LICENSED for corrugated paper box plant. Steady employment in essential industry.

Apply Keystone Box 28th and Smallman Lawrenceville district. Pit tsburelL FOUNDRY WORKERS FURNACE CHARGERS OTHER UNSKILLED MEN No experience required. Apply Lewis Foundry Machine Division of Blaw-Knox Co. Groveton, Route 51. FE.

3311 Furniture Warehouse Superintendent Permanent position for experienced man capable of taking charge of modern ware- bouse. Apply Mr. Steinitz. OHRINGER HOME FURNITURE CO. BRADDOCK.

PA. FURNACE INSTALLERS Good wages. Apply Pittsburgh Heating 42Qt Main Bloomheld. 9 a. m.

GARAGE Mechanic Experienced. CE 6310. GAS Station Attendant Experienced: good pay; steady work. CE. t680.

750 Shore Ave. GAUGE MAKERS TOOL MAKERS For war work, to work spare time, at least 20 hours a week: must be experienced on precision gauges and tool work. Apply 421 N. BRADDOCK HOMEWOOD GENERAL Service Station Attendant Some experience required. Applv Firestone Mores.

2S4 Blvd. of Allies. MA. og.i-i GUARD Active man between 40 and 50 years old to do light work at night, for an old established concern: prefer a man who can drive a. car.

Write Press. HANDYMEN 3 With knowledge of carpentry and masonry work: eteady work. good salary. Commonwealth sanitation CO 3530 Bigelow Blvd. HANDY Man For garage work: permanent for right man.

Murdoch's. 3224 Blvd. Allies. HANDYMAN Colored. for apartments; must be licensed driver.

Call MO. 153H. HANDYMAN for carpenter shop; accustomed to use of tools and able to do giazing: steady work; good wages. Com-monwealth Heating 104 Fourth Ave. HANDYMAN, white, for small institution; good home and wages.

WA. 1396. HF.LPKRS For drv olPanine room: full or part time. Steaoy Work. Good Pay.

Paulson Cleaning to, oo 1-auison. fc-ast. hnd HOTEL, night clerk Must know switchboard. 625. E.

E. HOUSEWIREMAN Experienced only, steady, fl.40 per hour; also electrician's helper, must be experienced. Shadyside Electric Co- MA. 4f60. INSELLBRIC Helpers; Experienced; hour-ly rate: steady work.

Call HE. 4674. INVESTIGATORS 21 to 35 YEARS National service organization. Interesting outside work Permanent position City and occasional road trip No experience necessary Good starting salary Advancement after short period of training Salary and allowance while traveling Car not required APPLT PriTE 1505 PARK BfrLDING 351 FIFTH PITTSBURGH JANITORS, porters and wallwashers, S60 montn witn meals, daywork; jbo wnn meals, nightwork. Apply Miss Gallagher, West Penn Hospital.

4800 Friendship Ave. JANITOR Full time lob. apartment bldg-. reliable, salary open. 648.

Pres. JANITOR, roamed without children, to live on premises. Steady work. Free all utilities and $70 monthly ealary. Apply .321 Frick Bldg.

GR. 1920. JANITOR For night cleaning. Apply Oliver Building Restaurant. 527 fcmlthheld Pittsburgh.

JANITOR For Oakland apartment build ings; living quarters and good salary. State experience: references. 64a. Pres JANITOR To work in restaurant. Kel- ler's, 72S Warrington Ave.

HE. 933S. JOB PRESSMAN Experienced: steady work. GR. 13QQ KITCHEN HELP.

Male, white. Apply Miss Willson. Shady- side Hospital. KITCHEN Help Sandwich man and Dishwasher. JtcFarlin's Grill.

1501 West Car- sori LROREKS wanted at once. 4-F and di- charged vets accepted. Toyad 5001 Baum Blvd. Apply Morewood Ave, entrance LABORERS wanted at once. 4-F and dis charged vets accepted.

Toyad 5001 Baum Blvd. Apply -Morewooa Ave, entrance LATHE operators, experienced, part time work on small bench lathes. Essential. Convenient downtown location. 305 Nixon bere Building.

LINOLEUM Layer and Carpet Man Musi be first class: union rate of pay or better. Apply Hirshberg's. 531 Fifth Ave, McKeesport. Lithographer's Plate Maker Experienced tn all Processes of Plate making including camera work, film developing. application of light sensitive chemicals to zinc Plates, acid etching, half tone work.

etc. fj. S. Citizen, good opportunity. Write giving age.

experience, wages expected. a wa. press. Lubricator Garage Tanitor 17-50. white or colored: want man who 1 steady and reliable.

Brentwood Motor Coach Co. CA. 315. Apply Lewis Foundry Machine Division of Blaw-Knox Co. Groveton, Route 51.

FE. 3311 MAGAZINE Men Monthly payment plan: highest commissions: immediate vernca- non. i r-roieseionai minding. MACHINISTS wanted, machinists appren- Bil VI tfrjUQ AUmP COIO- pany, Carnerie. Phone 85.

Mat Help Wanted LUBRICATION Man With Pontiac experience. Apply Mr. Robb. Bsuman Pontiac Sales. 728 Rebecca wilkinsburg.

'L. 550(C Machinists, Planer and Boring Mill Operators BETHLEHEM STEEL CO. Leetsdale, Pa. MACHINISTS Planer Boring Mill Bethlehem Steel Co. Leetsdale, Pa.

MACHINE HANDS war. wnRr Steady work. Some experience preferred, H. K. PORTER Inc.

49th and Harrison Transfer to Car P4 or 05. Also Stanton bus stop nearby. SC. 5740 Lawrenceville. Pittsburgh.

Male 6c Female Workers Machinists Uab'orers Lathe Operators Drill Prete TTnrlc A -ft- IX 1 7 100 war work; good wages and working conditions. Welton Corporation 2515 Preble Ave. North Side. MAN to service dairy eauipment; draft exempt, 26 to 38 years of age; good -aii Ai. PQ7U lor appointment.

MAN wanted For wholesale grocery, cash p- uwjq wages, uaii ax. 4sy. MAN- 65 or over, to ntav on nl: i-'nt duties, room, board, small salary. LI. 7435.

MAN or maintenance work. Applv S. Strunz Son. 702 Bingham South Side. AN For general outside cemetery work.

cast r-no district, cn. ltitt. MAN For general factorv lahor. Applv S. Strunz Son.

702 Bingham South Side. Man Full or Part Time White or colored for nicht nnrter --nrfc Gammon's. 3703 Forbes St. SC. 9085.

MAN To assist with maintenance work apartment. SC. 4831 between 5-9 P. m. MAN-Boy Work, Ice cream plant.

Cmon wage. Reinhold's. 6170 Penn Ave. m- MAN WANTED Steady lob. Government sponsored.

Good pay with future. Will teach installer the insulation business. National company in business over 60 years. CALL1 SR. 3944 -I MAN for lifetime job.

Age 50-fSb. Good iteierences. ot paintin? and minor work on cronerties. Wares SI 35 month. Opportunity to advance.

Call CO. 6S37. MAN or Boy For rug cleaning plant. Pleasant work: steady job: good wages. SS09 Brighton Road.

N. S. MEAT Manager Excellent for work in alley, t. S74. MEAT CUTTER Full time, $50 week for right man.

Apply in person, 521 Greenfield Ave. MEAT Cutter Good salary. Steady work or part time work. HA. 13.39.

Mechanics Body Men Good working conditions. Time and 'i over 40 hours; free hospital service. Vacation with pay. Can use part time men. Winston Chevrolet, o47 Center Ave.

MO. 840U (eienmcs. Mr. ffalquist. HI.

MECHANICS For construction equipment; also Master Mechanic for Shop Highway Equip. 4107 Sennott Oakland. MECHANICS For tresent and Dont-war: both exTeH enced and apprentice; highest and the best of working" renditions: come in and talk it over. Delrose Garage, 752 rt Liberty Dormont. MECHANIC'S HELPER Steady work in essential industry.

48 hours per week, time and one-half for overtime over 40 hours. Experience not necessary. vacation wfth pay. McKinley-Gregg Auto Co. 5P03 Center Ave.

MO. 8678 MAN for maintenance work. Minor re pairs around building; hinges on doors. locks, ropes in windows, painting, etc Wages month: life time lob: chance to advance. Call CO.

MEN BOYS A JOB With" a Post War Future FEDERAL ENAMELING STAMPING CO. Thompson Avenue. McKees Rocks, or f. S. Employment Office, 526 Penn Ave.

MEN PART TIME r-r To Wheel and Carry Coal Good Pav: Pay Daily APPI.V CTIAMPTON COAL CO. West. End 1400 W. Carson Yard No. 2 North Side Foot Lighthill Yard No.

6 North Side 851 River Yard No. 4 East Liberty Dahlem Yard No. 6 Oakland Foot Joncaire Yard No. 7 MEN For wall washing, while awaiting Induc tion into the armed forces: starting pay 70c per hour; daily drew a necessary. Apply Penn Window Office Cleaning Co.

237 Water St MEN To work In dry cleaning" plant: no experience necessarv. Apply in person. Liberty Cleaners Dyers. 3S01 Liberty Ave. MEN Part time or retired: no canvassing.

collecting or selling. Apply afternoons only. Ross Federal Service. 813 ijersrer yciz. MEN FOR VICTORY Automatic Operators Machinists Turret Lathe Operators Beginners Why not earn while you learn? Excellent Working Conditions.

Highest of Wages. AMON MACHINE CO. Emsworth, Pa. MEN For landscape work; experience unnecessary; healthful outdoor work for returned soldier or 17-year-olds. WA.

MEN BOYS Help win battle for food. Men for factory work Heeded by H. T. HEINZ CO. Centrally Located Good Transportation Dining Rooms Applv Employment Office H.

J. HEINZ CO. Progress pear 16th North Side, or U. S. Employment Office, 526 Penn Pittsburgh.

MEN Are you In Essential Work? Opportunities await men now employed in non-essential industry and ex-servicemen. Experience Is not required. AMERICAN BRIDGE CO. Apply Main plant or Shipyard. Am- hridge.

or IT. S. Employment. 626 Penn Pittsburgh, or U. S.

Employ ment at Jortn Mde MEN AND BOYS 1 Wanted at Once For Bakery Work See Mr. Rowan BAKING CO. 3100 Liberty Ave. MEN BOYS 16 OR OVER Discharged Servicemen Non-essential Workers Can find steady, well-paid ESSENTIAL WAR WORK THE VULCAN DETTNNING CO. NEVILLF! ISLAND Needs unskilled men lor miscellaneous work and up-grading to skilled lobs: 48-hour week.

78 starting rate. Neville lsiani street car and nuwa pass rate. MEN UNSKILLED FOR WAR PLANT Experience unnecessary. H. K.

PORTER Inc. 49th tc Harrison Transfer to Car 94 or 95. Also Stanton bus stop nearby. SC. 5740 Lawrence ville.

Pittsburgh. MEN PART TIME For window cleaning. Wall Washing-. Janitor Service, ood Pay. No Experience 9eeesary.

Apply 420 Third Pittsburgh. BOYS HUSKY 17 years old; should weigh 150 pounds: height 5' To work in candy factory making bars for our service men. Apply 8 to 11 a. m. or 1 to 4 p.

m. The D. L. Clark Co. 503 Martindale North Side.

FOY Refinisn. washers and help delivery. Donahes. HE. 8243.

BOY 16-17. helper on beverage truck; good salary: East End preferred. HI. 9096. BOYS Under 18.

for steady work fn dry cleaning Plant: opportunity to learn irw. Mr. Herseh. Crandall. McKenzie it Hender-son.

7025 Chancer East End. BOYS MEN For laundry work: with or without ex perience: steady wont, good wages, excellent opportunity for boys under 18 and ex-Service men. Sweet Clean Laundry. 1111 Lincoln East End. or par mer vacation.

Mr. Dugan. Acme Printing Stationery Arrolt Power Bidg Barker Place. BOYS AGE 16 TO 18 WITH WORKING PERMITS WORK AFTER SCHOOL. Federal Enameling fit Stamping Co.

2. Thompson Are. McKees Rocke BOYS 16-18 To run errands downtown. 817. Dispatch Room.

Pittsburgh Press. Mr. Amon. BOY Iff or over to learn electrical appliance repair trade. Job is permanent.

Apply Mr. Scott. 429 Penn Room 308. BOYS 16-18. Day or night work a-e Baker's helpers.

Ertl Baking Co. 822 Sec- ond Avenue BOY for shipping department. Apply Grabler Manufacturing- Co. 917 Brighton North Side. BOYS Under 18 who have studied printing and are interested in following it as a trade.

Liberty Show Printing, 632 Du-quesne W'ay. BOYS 16 years and older, for light factory work: essential industry. RE1DBORD BROS 1331-35 FIFTH AVE. BOY About 16 or over, draft-exempt, to learn good industrial trade: light work: indoors. Call EV.

6602 evenings after 7. BOY Drug store: day work. Applv Ber- ger's. 6524 wilkins squirrel mil. BOYS with school work permits fnr Welti scaling- cleaning.

Full-time job. Dravo 300 Penn Pitts-burgh. or East Shipyard. Neville Island. BOY for printing office: some experience required, a food opportunity to learn printinr trade, steady work.

Adams Print ing. 207 N. Sheridan. East Liberty. ROT? 1 6-1 bovs for actorv work.

Wolverine. Supply Mfg. Co. 1200 western jjortn side. BOYS 16-17 STRONG Or discharged soldiers, lor Roma Bottling works 5 Vine St.

AT. nost. BOY With driver's license, for full time work. AT. 3691.

BRAKEMEN FIREMEN TRACKMEN FREIGHT HANDLERS SHOP LABORERS Apply 8 a. m. to 4 :30 p. m. The Pennsylvania Railroad 1013 Penn Ave.

Room 200. Pittsburgh. BUILDING MATERIALS SALESMAN Excellent opportunity for man ex perienced in uilding materials, roofing, insulation, to sell well-established lines. Personnel Department, 515 Sandusky St. N.

S. CEdar 717S. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BTjLLDOZER and Carryall Operator Steady work. Apply Nobel Coal Co.

at Eldora. off Route 73. south ot Fairmont. West Vs. Residents of WMC.

District IX 'Pittsburgh, should not apply. BUS BOYS With, -working; permits for Full 4ime work Apply Mc'CANN CO. Corner Ferry Diamond Ste. JfKEt Pittsburgh. BUSBOYS, HOUSEMEN DISHWASHERS For Country Club: good wages.

Room Board. Pleasant surroundings. ST. 1260 BUTCHER Saturdays only, 8-7; Indovina's Market. 5435 walnut St.

MA. 4545. BUTCHER Elderly man: steady work: lair wages, fnone Carnegie zoati. CABINET Maker Rennlsher Full or part time: good wages. 868 Brookliue Blvfl le.

ff2y. CABINET-Maker for repair work. Can be an elderly man. Apply 1525 Beaver N. CANDY Maker, experienced for hard candy good oav.

378. E. E. Press. CARPENTER For repair work on old property.

Must have Permanent position to right party. Not a war job. 7ie hour. AT. 733.

CARPENTERS wanted: open shop; $1.25 per hour. CA. -45511 CA. 5H45. CARPENTER For Shop Work.

Must be A-l. rate per hour. Hargrove con struction 12" t.ast Carson gt CAR Washer White or colored, bov. 17 years old. J.

C. Wilson. 519 Water St. cu. tiwi.

CARPENTERS Fully experienced house work: top wages; also Inselbric applicators. Li nden CHAUFFEUR Middle-aged man. light work, steady position, room, board. HA 5502. CHAUFFEUR-Houseman Middle-aged, for Christian family in East End district.

Best wages for reliable person. Reference. Oftfi. Press. CHAUFFEUR Colored: steady work for right party.

Call CO. 4471 CHEF-Steward Or capable man to take complete charge of kitchen in small nirht cluh. Give Qualifications and references. Write B37. Press.

CHEF Experienced day work. Steady employment. Apply 124 Sixtn street. CRIPPERS 51 Core Makers and Molders Experienced and inexperienced. Apply employment office.

UNION STEEL CASTINGS Division of Blaw-Knox 62nd Butler Lawrenceville CLERKS Accounting and general: attractive salaried positions now available. Apply Dravo 300 Penn Pittsburgh. or East Shipyard. Neville Island. COOK Experienced, white.

Applg Timekeeper, rear. Pittsburgher Hotel. Pittsburgh. COOK White or colored: day turn: No Sunday work. Good wages.

GRIVAS Restaurant. 314 Mill Coraopolis. Coraopolis 72S. COOK Experienced in short orders. Good pav for steady man.

Niederst Restaurant. o.j-j rj. tinio in. OOOK Short order, experienced: night work: good wages. Jim Nulls Restaurant.

514 Grant Street. COOK White, experienced only; good wages. JA. P802. COOK With hotel-restaurant experience.

Apply chef. Tniversity Club, 123 University Place, Oakland. COOKS 2 Experienced: good wages. Apply Embassy Restaurant. H4 Grant pittsrwrgn.

COOK Man or woman for short orders and sandwiches: no Sundays. 5882 Forbes St. COUPLE Janitor work. Good pay; eteady work. Good living quarters.

HA. 2283. COUNTERMAN Familiar with selling radio narts. See Herb Loudon. Hamburg .305 Penn.

COUNTERMAN Short order cook. Apply 1003 Fifth Ave. CRANEMEN MACHINE OPERATORS Apply Lewis Foundry Machine Division of Blaw-Knox Co. Groveton, Pa, Route 51 FE. 3311 DAIRY plant worker: steady employment, good opportunity: will pay highest classification for experienced man.

Beverly farms. .3 iteeosaaie onn ame DENTAL Laboratory will train 2 young men. draft-exemot. in the art of mechani cal dentistry: salary to start if you are mecnamcany inclined. Apply aiosiener ano Sakmar Dental Laboratories.

fiOfi Profes- sional Bldg. DISHWASHER Colored. Electric Machine Good wages, room, and board. Call WE. 131.

DISHWASHER Steadv work, good wares. Apply Wood Restaurant. 208 Wood St- Downtown. DISHWASHER Steady daywork. $25 week ana meais.

Ave. DISHWASHER S25 per week. Apply 1029 Lfberty Ave. DRIVER and Helper To operate furnace cleaning truck. Also helper for furnace in-staller.

Boehmer Heating Co. EV. 410O DRIVER-SALESMAN For established route? ealarr and com mission average fSO to S60 weekly. Ex- ceilent opportunity lor ex-semce maa. 6JLt.l- Clr-AJI LACNUR LO, 1111 Lincoln East End.

DRT Cleaner To supervise and work in solvent dry cleaning' plant, rood ealary. steady lob for now and post-war. Union Cleaners it Dyers. 2725 Walnut Bt, Men Meat Packing- Industry No skill required. Oswald Hs 1550 Sprinc Garden North Side.

MEN NOTICF WINDOW CLEANERS WALL. WASHERS JANITORS Experience unnecessary. Excellent wages. Advancement rapid. DAILY DRAWS IP NECESSARY Apply second floor Perm Window Office Cleaning Co.

237 Water St. Those row employed in essential Industry reed not arrly. MEN Various openings for bus maintenance work. Apply GREYHOUND LINES 1000 California North Side. MEN (2) Ex-service men preferred: are 21-40 for food business; outside work; with or without cars.

Automatic Canteen Co of Pittsburgh Tennessee Pormont. WANTED AT ONCE MACHINISTS LATHE OPERATORS FURNACE HELPERS Apply Employment Office Minnotte Bros. Steel Co. Navv Plant. Mifflin Road.

Have. Pittsburgh, or IJ. S. Emnlovment Service. fi2fi Penn Pittsburgh.

Men 65 or Over to Take Names for the City Directory S18 per week with rapid advancement in salary and position. Apply 545 Sixth second floor. MEN For service and Installation of Stokers and Ventilating equipment. Experience unnecessary. Training given.

Steady work. Must have car. Apply 9-3 except Saturday. Eastern Stokol Corp. 311 ROS1 STREET.

PGH. MEN NEEDED WINDOW CLEANING WALL' WASHING Permanent jobs. We pay highest wage and give daily draws when needed. Experience not. ne'esary.

ACME 311 Market Pittsburgh" MEN WANTED Tor work in essential war industry." ALSO MACHINISTS 48-hour week. American Brake Shoe Co. 3STH ST. A. V.

R. WHENCE VILLE DISTRICT MEN 3 Age 35 to 47 for night shipplrr department. Average 48-50 hours. Apply NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. Bread Bakery 6417 Penn East End MEN WANTED For Important War Work" No experience Necessary.

Good Pay and Overtime For Light Assembly WorK. PITTSBURGH RANGE CO. 100O Island McKees Rocks. MEN WANTED Plant utility work. Experience unnecessary.

Duff Norton Mfg-. Co. 27Q9 Preble North Side. MEN FOR LAUNDRY, No experience necessary. Applv 9 a.

m. to 4 p. Presbyterian Hospital. 230 Lothrop Oakland. MEN (2) wanted at once for septic tank and cesspool cleaning.

Help keep war Plants operating. Philip A. Brunn. Sanitary Contractor. phone Perrysville 1 fi 7 MEN To operate electric and gas lift trucks inside plant; also openings for semi-skilled and unskilled utility men.

Oliver Steel Go 10th and Muriel. South Side. MEN AGE 20 TO 40 To service cigarette machines: good salary! experience unnecessary. 697 East End Press. MEN For part-lime work in rug cleaning plant.

Roth Cleaners. 7003 Kelly Homew ood. MEN WANTED White preferred, for work in grocery and produce warehouse. Must pass medical examination. Free life insurance, low cost hospital insurance, vaontions with pav.

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

MEN Wanted To build and repair chicken nouses. Apply at Carrick, Greenhouse. Reck Run Rd. MEN Part time or ex-serviceman, haber-dashery. comm.

612 Clark Bldg. GR. 166. MESSENGERS Boys 16 and 17 years of age. with working permits.

Jor m-plant messenger work. Dravo 300 Penn or Eait Shipyard. Neville Island Moulders Laborers See Mr. Schmitt National Bearing Metals Corp P2 Shore N. S.

MOLDERS To do bench molding in brass foundry: war work. Pittsburgh Brass Mfg. Ctu 3155 P- 1 Lawrenceville. AT. P761.

N.GHT CAR WASHER 12 til a. m. Write 640. Pres. OPTICIAN Apply Doie Optical Co- Jen- kins Arcade.

or call Carnegie 1774, evenings. OPTICAL SHOP MAN Excellent proposition for experienced man: good working conditions. Write Geo. B. Reed Jenkins Arcade.

Call AT. tJ322. ORNAMENTAL Iron Helper Experienced. Any age. fi-ant corso.

S51 Gold av Homestead. Penna. Call HO. 2636. PAINTERS S1.25 per hour.

Apply 235 Water Third floor. CO. 13HO. PAINTERS Experienced: no others Deed apply. Call CA.

3464-R. after 6 p. m. PAINTERS and carpenters: good wages: wurn iu riKiit men. I.

ooqi. PAINTERS Inside and outside experience. Apply 1511 Westheld St Beechview. LE. 3729.

PAINTERS Wanted SI 50 Der hour: steady work. Phone CH. 0075. FAINTERS Experienced. SI.

50 per hour. steady work. Call HE. 3234 evenings. PAINTERS Inside and outside: steady worn: si.na1,! per nour.

JC. ozm-lt. PAINTERS A-l; ton wages: steady. 307 Washington Ave. Phone Oakmont 1094, reverse eha'-ees.

PAINTERS, thoroughly experienced: also wall washers. Steady work. FR. 0141. PAINTERS Good mechanics, inside and outside work.

Call Sewickley 1382. PAPERHANGER Minor plastering work for real estate offiee. steady work, rain or shine: start at S135 month: not over- age 65: chance to advanee. Call CO. 0834.

PAPERHANGER wanted S12 Der day. SC. Q267. Party Chief, Instrument Men: Chainmen Permanent and Essential Work WMC regulation'. Write 672.

Press. PART TIME FULL TIME SERVICING Iron Fireman Stokers 7 Call or write for appointment. -1 WEBER CO. S335 BATTM BLVD. MO.

g60. PORTER WANTED WHITE Apply 430 Fourth Pittsburgh. PHARMACIST Permanent position. Liggett Dmr Co Fourth ft Smithfield. CO.

204B. PLANT Guards Watchman police duty. Dravo Dravo 300 Penn Ave- or East Shipyard. Neville Island. PORTER For bakery work, good wages.

Steady employment and overtime. Apply Drake's, 41 1 7 Liberty AV. PORTER and handy man for used car lot. Good pay, H. and il.

Motors. Center and Negley. PRESSMEN For Miller high-speed for small printing plant. See J. MaHett.

Aviation Building. Pittsburgh. PRESPER Woolens: steady or part ings on eggplant, old potatoes, large grapefruit and bunched carrots and permitted an increase in the ceilings on rresh green peas and spinach. Prices Change Tomorrow The changes will eo into effect to morrow in Pittsburgh and 23 other Allegheny County communities under the OPA's new weekly produce pute-ceuing poncy. Tfie prices will remain in effect through next Wednesday.

The ceiling price on yellow and white onions, now retailing at three puunas xor 6Z cents, will be dropped lo seven cents a pound tomorrow. Drop in Profit Margin The retail price decrease was attributed to a drop in the prevailing wholesale "mark-up" or profit margin. Bunched full-top carrots will drop from 10 to nine cents a bunch and jess-tnan-pound bunches will go oown irom 10 to nine cents a pound. The OPA said, however, that most carrots are selling beiow ceu-ing because of a huge surplus on the market. Old Potatoes for 24 Centa Eggplant will drop from 15 to IZVz cents a pound.

Old white potatoes, now priced at five pounds for 24 cents, will go down to five pounds for 23 cents. Large grapefruit, the 10 and 12-ounce sizes, will fall irom 12 to 11 cents each, respectively, to 12 and 10. Fresh green peas will go up from 19'i to 2(Hi cents a pound, and spinach from nine to 10.i a pound. lateralis Peterman's Roach' Food i quick Jeath to roaches: It kills by contact or swallowing; Effective 24 jours a days No odors Over cans of Peterman's sold last year; Get it at your druggist's, grocer's, and hardware dealer's ROACH FOOD Legal Notices NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and shareholders of Twenty-eighth Ward tuuaing and Loan Association of Pitts. burgh.

tba.t said Association is bemar liqui dated pursuant to a i an of vo unlaw liquidation adopted under the provisions of Article A or trie Huilfling and Loan ode of May 5. 1P33. P. L. 457.

as amended. All shareholders must present their claims, under oath or affirmation, within three months from May 19, 1944. or be bound by the amount shown by the books or other records of the Association to be due them. If a fhaxeholdr does not. ap rar upon the books or other records of the Association to be a shareholder, be must present his claim, under oath or affirmation within six months from May 1.

If 44. or else be permanently barred from sharing in th distribution of tne assets oi the Association. Any creditor, other than a shareholder, must present bis claim. und-r oath or affirmation, within three months from May If. 1P44.

or ele barred from claiming" an amount, exceeding the amount shown to be due him on the books or other records of the Association, and must present his claim, under oath or affirmation, within six months from May 1ft. or else be barred forever from sharing in any distribution of the assets of the Association. Present all claims and address all communications to the undersigned trustees at 131 South Seventeenth Street. Pittsburgh 3) fa. until June 2, 1944.

and on and after June 2. 1SH4. at 2132 Arlington Avenue. Pittsburgh 10 Pa. RAY F.

LACKNER, HARRY E. MEESE. JOSEPH S. SCHMITT. Liquidating" Trustees.

H. Hanna. FRANK T. AuITrTify-i Law. Standard Life' Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nonce is hereby given pursuant to the riovisions of the Act of Assembly of June 2S. 1917. P.

L. 645, and its amendments and supplements, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pfeas of Allegheny County, on Monday, the 2'-nd day of May. 1944. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny ounty, Pennsylvania, under the a-umed or fictitious name, style or designation of Graphic Service, with its principal place of busies at 1005 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh.

Pa. The names and ail per-sins owning or interested in said business are: G. Schmidt. 1S30 Weetiiiont Avenue. Pittsburgh.

G. E. Land. 3240 Brownsville Koad. Pittsburgh.

Pa. A. A. Bluestone. Attorney, 402 Grant Building-.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 2524 of 1944. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Laura T.

Thomas, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, havine been granted all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to August A. Thomas. Administrator, vlb Fulton Street. r'lttspurcn.

fa. ttiiAUbn JUllier. Anorneor, J.o uci fctt Buildine. Pittsburgh, Pa. No.

2504 of 1944 Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Ada M. Miller, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Harbausrh Miller. Executor. 6S10 Hampton Street, ritispumo, CLARY Farrell.

Attorneys. 6-0 LoUs Street. WcKeeeport, Pa. No. 389 of 1944.

Notice that letters, testamentary on the estaie of J. 3. Bedell, tor) Joe. J. Bedell.

ior Joseph J. Bedell, deceased, late of McKeesport, Allegheny County. hartni been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Bedell. Execntor. 623 Petty Street.

McKees- port. Pa- DUNN Moorhead. Attorneys. Bakewell Buildinr. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 7903 ot 1943. Notice that letters b. n.

c. t. a ct administration on the estate of Lf" Monier tor) Leo Monier. deceased, late of Etna. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having ciaimsh will present them to Elizabeth Monier Wagner.

Administratrix d. b. n. t. 700 West Korth Avenue.

Pitta- bnrgh. Pa. Edward Manion. Attorney. 408 Chartiers Street.

Carnegie, and J501 Berger Building Pittsburgh. Pa, No. 2673 of 1944 Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Margaret Arnold, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, bavins been granted, all persons Indebted to saio estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Clara. Scheib.

rrwiitnt. 617 Sedan Way. W. Pitts- fa. A IB IlnriVfl P(1 for ouJck result in renting all types of living quarters.

Proposals AI1XGHXST cor NTT INSTITUTION DISTRICT ttfV.i-irfh May 12th. 1P44. Separate and sealed proposals will be re-ivei at the Office of the Controller of llechenv County. 104 Court House. Pitts- ceivi until 10:30 o'clock VU w1 viprn Wartime.

May 23rd. 1944. and publicly opened at ocloc A Fastern Wartime in the presence of the Fxeeutive and Administrative Officer" in Room 41f Court House. Pittsburgh. Penn-evlvania for the following: Irish Potatoes.

Groceries. 'Moats. Eggs and Cheese Special bidding planus and enve'opes TnTructions to Bidders. and conditions regulating bidding together with specifications may he had on application at the Office of the Allegheny County Institution District, Room 3J. County Office Building.

Pittsburgh. Penn- TTheUAneeheny County Institution Dis-irict reserves the right to reject any and all bids. ROBERT 5. WOODSTDE. County Controller.

"ALLEGHENY COT'NTY INSTITUTION AU't DISTRICT Pittsburgh. May 12th 1944. Separate and sealed proposals will be ih. Office of the Controller of n.PiiT County. 104 Court House.

Pitts burgh. Pennsylvania until 10 30 clock Eastern Wartime. May 1P44. and publicly opened at 11:00 o'clock A. astern Wartime in the presence of the Fxpcutive and Administrative Officers in Kcom 410 Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, for the following: boes Clothing and Wearies Apparel. Drv Goods. Miscellaneous Sundries, and Rubber Footwear for Fos- tlnma TnCtillltlOn. bidding blanks and envelopes for r.f bidders.

Instructions to Bidders, and conditions regulating bidding, together with necifications may be had on application at th Office of the Allegheny County Institution District. Room 330. County Office Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.

The Allegheny County Institution Di-t-ict reserves the right to reject any and all bids. ROBERT 3. WOODSTTIE. County Controller. bur burch.

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