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Fmoe Help Wanted Female Help Waniea Female Help Wanted Afore nerp Wanted Male Help Wanted Death Notices PAGE 22 PITTSBURGH PRESS, MAY 23, 1946 01 5 I SALESWOMEN For nut shop. Write full particulars of experience; give age. salary expected. 131, Press. SALESLADY Experienced dresses; steadv; 4 days weekly.

Weizenbaum 6235 Frankstown Ave. (don't phone). SEAMSTRESSES Experienced on men's shirt alterations; work can be done la your own home. 640, Press. SEAMSTRESS, also take charge of store; steady work; experience not necessary.

Locust 2616. SECRETARY Experienced in agency, -department store or newspaper advertising department: some knowledge of writing. Write in confidence to 159. Press. SECRETARY-tast End.

Broad St. -Good at figures: resident of Keystone Kitchens, 6341 SECRETARY Experienced and capable for busy executive; good salary: perma- ViiHe full particulars. 125. Press. SEWING Machine Operators Power experienced: wages 70 cents per hour' 52 K.eek Awly A.

Mamaux 6i Sou. 120 Blvd. Allies. SEWING Machine Operators 2) White-carpet work room. Gco.Wehii and No.

12 Eighth Street. SHIRT Operators Skilled on sleeves, button holes and closing machine, repairs. Brenner's. 436 4'h Ave. SHORT Order Cooks (2 1 White, experi-ence necessary.

Hue's Drug Store. Fed-era! and East Ohio St SILK Presser Experienced, part-time work: good wages. Gerson, 3-Hour Ciean-ers. 87 Amanda Mt. Oiiver SLIPCOVER Cutter Experienced: also sewer.

Good wages, permanent posiuon. Arthur Moser. 5853 Forbes St. SOLDERERS X3) Must have experience. Apply befora 10 a.

436 Blvd. of Allies, second floor. aifcivoGKAPHERwiih statistical work; under 30. single. $150: stenographers, typists, up to $125.

Montgomery Emyioy-nieiit. Jenkins Arcade STENOGRAPHER Single: dictation and secretarial duties: immediate opening-permanent. State age, exoerience. refer-ences. phone number.

155. Press. STENOGRAPHERS Secretaries; for ex-penenced or beginners, open evenings Sherman Service, 216 Empire 507 Liberty Ave. STENOGRAPHERS 4 2 senior. 2 Junior' National firm, oflires downtown Pgh.

Good salary, steady. Wrfte details. P.O. Box 1286 STENOGRAPHER General orfice work-permanent position. Downtown office.

$25 week 0 start. 119 Press. STENOGRAPHER Bookkeeping Machine Operator Write fully, references, age. re- llgion. 158.

Press STENOGRAPHER Por insurance coiiT-pany claim department. Permanent posi- Brng co 1t650KOenlg' 575 Union Trust STENOGRAPHER Shorthand. typing general office work; start $100. State age. experience and references, 148.

Press STENOGRAPHER General ofiice work-must be experienced, with ability to use p.wju jjujiiiifiu. noa Lioertv Ave. STENOGRAPHER Bookkeeper general office work; established downtown firm-permanent. Beginner considered. Stata age.

salary expected. Write 693. Press STENOGRAPHER Heavy dictation, small office; good future. Give age. experience, and telephone number.

110, Press. STENOGRAPHER And General offic work. Independent Walnaoet nn. ntd. Smithfleld St.

STENOGRAPHER Downtown, fire insur- nce onice, 5-day week. 129. Press. STENOGRAPHER Good future. 3619 Forbes St.

Room 405. STUDENTS 18 or over, for soda fountain, evenings and Sunday. Liggett Drug Fifth and Smithfleld. TEACHER Energetic, personable, am- uuiuua, jiiieresimg, nigniv prontabi career. Summer or permanent, advance-ment.

State phone, age. 195. Press. TYPIST-Clerk High school graduate. Ap ply at onice r.

j. Kress Box No. I Twenty-eighth St. TYPIST Biller Experienced; billing dept. Pleasant work; good pay.

North Laundry. Winifred Ac Success N. S. TYPIST Dictaphone experience: South Hills resident preferred. West's, Mr.

Conn. Personnel Mgr. LE. 7800. TYPIST Experienced: order and billing department.

W. W. Lawrence 1124 West Carson St. TYPIST Shorthand necessary. Call Montrose 2700.

Oswald Werner Ss Sons. Fur department. 5700 Bryant E. E. TYPISTS Permanent employment, opportunity for advancement.

Apply Joseph Home Co. Employment OrTice. 7fh floor. TYPIoT-Clerk No shorthand; accural with figures; local insurance company; steady work for right party. 154.

Press. TYPISTS, stenographers, cashiers. Conley Business Service. 405 Magee BIdg. TYPIST Recent high school graduate; 5- day week.

Hemlock 1700. TYPIST For sales ofiice; no previous ex perienre necessary. Call Atlantic 1140. TYPIST Short-hand, beginner preferred; real estate. 612 Ross Wilkinsburg.

WAITRESS Experienced, over 21; A-l working conditions, good pay, off Sunday. Sodini 5608 Wilkins. Jackson 9983. WAITRESSES $21 week, meals and uniforms furnished. Apply manager P.

and L. E. Restaurant, P. and L. Rail-road Station.

WAITRESSES Fountain, over 18; experience unnecessary: pleasant work. Lack-zoom. 418 Wood St. WAITRESS Over 21. $20: no Sundav or holidays.

Apply Nevros Restaurant, 2623 Penn Ave. (No phone calls.) WAITRESSES Experience unnecessary. Apply Tee Jay's Restaurant. 1203 Fifth Ave. Court 9867.

WAITRESS Wanted Applv Roxv Cafe, 1126-28 South Braddock Avenue. Churchill 9223. WAITRESS Experienced, night turn, good wages. Apply in person. Metropolitan Restaurant, 4208 Butler Lawrenceville.

WAITRESSES Experienced: steady Job. Apply Ariston Restaurant, 707 Wood Wilkinsburg. WAITRESSES Meals, uniforms furnished: evenings; good wages. Ham Eggery, 860 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Everglade 9403.

WAITRESSES Apply in person. Uniforms furnished. Enright Restaurant, 5643 Penn East Liberty. WAITRESS With fountain experience; full time; no Sunday work. Apply Manager.

Interstate Restaurant. Grant BIdg. WAITRESSES, lunch counter, full time, meals, uniforms furnished: no evenings. Employment Ofiice. McCann's, Diamond St.

WAITRESSES 2 Experience necessary. Hite's Drug Store, Federal and East Ohio St. WAITRESS Night, steady work, good pay. McFarlin Grill, 1501 West Carson St. Call Walnut 2533.

WAITRESS Tavern, 3 nights week; near South Park. Colonial 9971. WAITRESS Wanted Extra. Haddon Hall Hotel. Phone Schenley 9507.

WAITRESS Over 2i, evening work, reliable. Jackson 9734. WAITRESS Steady, nights. 3-11. Restaurant.

5711 Baum Blvd. Powers WAITRESS Experienced, day work. Friedman's Restaurant. 411 Grant St. WALLPAPER and paint retail store requires saleswoman.

State age. experience, salary. Box 677. Press Office. WOMAN Mature, white, to care for horja and 2 motherless children: references.

Federal 6886 after 5:30 p. m. WOMAN, strong, for small factory, 50c-60c per hour. Apply after 7 p. 511 Pennwood Wilkinsburg.

WOMAN White, middle-aged; housework. Good home for right person. Reference. Call MO. 0263, 2 to 10 p.

m. WOMAN For steam table work, short orders: experienced: steady employment. Louis Restaurant. 854 E. Ohio St.

WOMEN 25-45. free to work 3 or mora evenings. Average $9 evening. Writa 169. Press, giving phone number.

WOMEN-all day. -For nightly janitor work. Apply 523 First Avenue. AGGRESSIVE woman, over 25, to manage millinery dept. in retail store.

Attractive salary arrangement for experienced woman. Give particulars. Write A 124. Press. AVON has 3 open districts in Pittsburgh.

Call immediately. Atlantic 1452. OPPORTUNITY Girls selected for model ing, stage, night club entertainment. 524 Penn Suite 61. daily 4-7.

WANTED Woman to do telephone soliciting from home. Fieldbrook 8103. COLORED women 25-60, work at home; wearing apparel; reliable. Oramont Fif'h Ave; Situations Wanted Male ACCOUNTANT (C.P.A.) Extensive experi ence accounting, costs, taxes; treasurer- controller background; full or part time position. Confidential.

154. Press. ACCOUNTANT 25: three years public accounting experience. Desires position with public-private concern, Pittsburgh area. 161.

press. ACCOUNTANT (Jr.) Age 27: experienced: accts. payable, accts. receivable, general ledger, cost distribution, trial balances. payroll, references.

Montrose 2443. CHAUFFEUR, handy man, desires posi tion; strictly sober, reliable, willing to go away for summer. 340, E. E. Press.

ADMINISTRATIVE or similar post wanted in Pittsburgh district private secondary or collegiate institution. Capable man with Investment ability, financial experience and independent means. Write 175. Press. ADVERTISING Man 15 years experience.

Free knowledge of all phases. Particulars at arranged interview. Box 134. Press. AIR CONDITIONING, refrigeration SlU- dent, veteran, desires part time worit.

any kind, mornlnss; have car. 150. Press. BOY would like work after school; 3 or 4 hours. Churchill 9963.

BUYER" of industrial supplies wants posi-tion with Industrial company; experienced; free to travel. canonsburg 1 3-9 P. M. CHAUFFEUR, sire position; handyman, or couple, de- sober, reliable, reference. Everglade 1189.

DENTIST Veteran, desires work La ethical office. 133, Press. ENERGETIC young man. white, married. wants position as caretaker to an estate; city or country.

Hiland 8511. EXPERIENCED Man wants dsyworic wall-washing, paper cleaning Mayflower 3460. GENERAL Handy Man Reliable, Hiland 7711. Refer-; FACTORY Girls 17 to 25. Allegheny Cigarette Service, 1123 Penn Ave.

Churchill 7400. FILE Clerks. Senior, some shorthand. iin4r 1ft cinct S145: "TviMf. many tin to S110.

Montgomery Employment. Jenkins! Arcaoe. FOUNTAIN Giri 18 or over; day shift; no experience necessary, Liggett Drug Fifth Smlthfield. FOUNTAIN Girl Full time: 18 or over; experience unnecessary. Berkley's Pharmacy.

Center Ave. and Perry Highway, West View. FOUNTAIN Clerks Waitresses, over 21. Apply 9 to 2, Sun Drug Employment Office. Clark 717 Libert y.

FOUNTAIN Girl Experienced. Apply Rigss Dairy Store. 1205 Brighton Road. N. S.

GARMENT Inspector For dry cleaning plant. Applv Consolidated Cleaning Shops. 5901 Brvant East End. GARMENT Pressor Full or part time, from 8 a. m.

to 9 m. Fort Duquesne Laundry, 129 40th St, Lawrenceville. GENERAL Houseworker, some cooking, permanent work, nice hours: pleasant conditions to experienced, appreciative worker LK. 6KR0. GIRLS 2) Experienced: references; cooking, downstairs; chambermaid: good wages; laundress employed: (gentiles).

Murdoch Farms. Write A 171. Press. GIRLS t2 Experienced: one downstairs; cooking; other upstairs: small familv; private room, bath; relerences; highest wages. SC.

8576. GIRLS -Several, typists, with or without dictaphone experience. Kevstone Placement Service, 347 Fifth Avenue. Grant 4750. GIRL General housework, child, nice home, good wages, stay nights.

Locust 2362. GIRL White: experienced housework, no laundry; good home, good wages. Mayflower 8866. GIRL White: general housework, cooking; no laundry; references; room, bath, radio: $25. Mayflower 9569.

GIRL For typiug and billing; prefer Dor-mont-Mt. Lebanon resident; state salary. 165. Press. GIRL-Woman Plain cooking, housework: stay; 25: week-ends orl; references.

Call after 6 p. Woodland 8575. GIRLS (2) juice dairy. Factory work in Interview 8-11 a. vegetable m.

1343 penn Ave. GIRL To wait on trade in tailor shop. 1013 Liberty across from Greyhound Bus Station. GIRL White; private room, bath; no rooking, no washing: apartment: S20. Hazel 0305 GIRL, General housework; live in: good Protestant home in preference high wages.

166. Press. GIRL Plain cooking, housework; good wages; laundress employed; private room, bath. Jackson 3882. GIRL Experienced; white; care children and 2nd floor 6-room house.

No laundry; $25. Reference. Penhurst 3691. GIRL-Woman Neat, to assist in lunchroom 10-3 daily; 110 Sunday work. Court 5089 5-7 p.

m. GIRL, Experienced in sewing; steady Job. Northumberland Cleaners and Tailoring Co. Hazel 1896. GIRL White; housework: references.

Pleasant home, no cooking. Week-ends off. High wa'res. Jackson 0507. GIRL White; reliable: to work in store and assist with housework: stay nights; references.

Homestead 2712. GIRL Housework, laundry, small home, 2 adults, 11 year daughter, stay optional. Sehenlev 7285. GIRI. To work in checking department.

No experience needed. Steadv work. Duquesne Cleaners. Fairfax 6009. GIRL Soda ronntaln.

steady work, age 21 or over. Gever'g Pharmacy, 16 West North N. S. OIRLS-Women 18-35. for dry cleaning plant.

Paulson Cleaning 625 PaulsonJ East ana. GIRff-Part time housework, cooking no laundry: adults; excellent wages: refer- ences. Hazel 1420. GIRLS No experience necessary: dry cleaning plant. Apply Liberty Cleaners ana uvers.

3801 Liberty Avenue. GIRL General housework, nice cook; no sunaays; no wasning; 3 adults; stay nights; pleasant surroundings. Hazel 7650. GIRL to take care of 5 year child, one from Mt. Washington preferred.

215 Maple Terrace, Mt. Washington. GIRLi For Pressing dresses; good wages. steaay position. Dtiaas Cleaners, 5209 Butler Lawrenceville.

GIRLi General housework, no cooking, no laundry good home, good pay. Hazel 5546. GIRL3 White: for waitress work dav or evening: no liquor. Regal Restaurant, 4100 Penn Ave. Emerson 1572.

GIRL Pleasant, housework; no laundry, cooking; small home, stay; $15. Hazel 2536. GIRL White, stay, no cooking, ment, good wages. Hazel 2887. apart- GIRL for wrapping chairs.

Pittsburgh Table 1247 Reedsdale North Side. GIRL White; general housework: stay nights; employed adults; $20. Hazel 4045. GIRL or Woman General housework; stay: adults: all employed. Hazel 4500.

GIRL Experienced in dry cleaning shop. Aoie to ao some sewing. 0017 oroes St. GIRL Young, white, general no laundry; stay nights, S25. Hazel 2271.

Girl White, upstairs work, room and bath, good home, references. Hazel 4579. GIRLS (2) One nursemaid, upstairs work: one downstairs, cooking; references. Hazel 3723. GIRL, for fountain, drug store, day work.

Linden 3000. HOSTESS Permanent, special work re quiring hostess background; substantial income ana opportunity; give phone, age. aetans. 11, HOUSEKEEPER Elderly woman; $15 weekly; room, meals. No Sunday work 6690 Frankstown Ave.

EM. 9858. HOUSEWORK Steadv work, good home, stay nights. South Hills district. Field-brook 1397.

HOUSEKEEPER White; good home, best wages: no washings. Call Churchill 7665 INVESTIGATORS 23-35; national organization: experience unnecessary. Free to travel. Salary-allowance while travel ing. 1505 Park Bldg.

JANITRESS White; office building: hours a. 5-8 p. m. Apply 9 tp 13th floor. Bessemer Bldg.

LADY Vivacious, good educational background, for important field contact; excellent income, opportunity. Write age, phone. 172. Press. LADIES -Neat, pleasing personality.

Solicitors; supervisors with car. Apply a. m. Mr. Kleinman.

126 Denniston E. E. LADIES We furnish work to do in your spare time; you earn $4 daily and up. 167. Press: LADIES Survey work, Pittsburgh and vicinity.

Neat, ability to make appoint-ments. Salary, bonus. Atlantic 6292. LAUNDRY GIRLS Top wages. good hours.

excellent working conditions. Perfect Laundries, 128 N. Lexington E. E. LAUNDRY girls, women, experience unnecessary.

Apply Champion Laundry, Penn and Atlantic East End. MAID Upstairs; white; stay: references; $100; transportation to and from bus. Sterling 6025 between 6 and 7. MAID White. Apply Haddon Kali Hotel, 4730 Center Ave.

MAIL Girl-Receptionists. H. S. $100. Young ladv.

19-28, some typing, good telephone voice, $110. HI. 4622. Tate Employment, 901 Highland Bldg. MATRON For small Jewish institution.

For details, call Hazel 4907, after 12 noon. MOTHER'S Helper White; permanent home plus $15 weekly In exchange for housework and care of children. Juniper 2730. MOTHER'S Helper, white; stay; other help employed; good wages; references. Hazel 5532.

NURSES Registered, for floor supervisors general duty, local hospital. 170, Press. NURSFMAID white: seashore summer; two girls, 5 10. Emerson 3123. OIFICE Girl General ofiice duties; good telephone personality essential.

A. B. C. Dinper Service, 18 Larimer Ave. OFFICE Girl 13-20; high school graduate: general office work.

Apply Liberty Cleaners Dvers. 3801 Liberty Ave OFFICE Girl Tyning and bookkeeping: must be dependable and accurate. Kiddie-land Studios. 3710 Forbes third floor. OFFICE Clerk General work.

Apply American Coat-Apron-Towel Supply Com-panv. 1001 Chateau North Side. OFFICE Clerk Experienced, good judgment, accurate, good at figures and typing Interesting. 955 Liberty Ave. OFFICE Girl Typing and general office work.

Immediate opening. Salary commensurate with ability. Everglade 8446. PANTRY Girl Day and night hours, experience helpful. Apply Timekeeper, rear, Pittsburgher Hotel.

PHOTOGRAPHIC retvuener or spotter, thoroughly experienced, 3710 Forbes 3rd floor. POWER Sewing Machine operators; to work 3:30 p. p. m. Apply Steiner Mfg.

530 Fernando St. POWER Machine Operator, experienced. Appiy Independent Bag 1027 Forbes St. Atlantic 2765. PRACTICAL Nurses needed for local hospital; give complete qualifications in letter of application.

145. Press. PRESSER Experienced silks and woolens, good salarv. steady employment. Campus Cleaners.

Museum 1288. PRESSERS (Silk), at once; good wages, steady Job. 712 Rebecca Wilkinsburg. PRODUCE Workers Lawrenceville warehouse Apply 9-11 a. m.

daily except Sat. A. P. Tea Dallas Lynn Way. SALESLADY For ladies' wear; must be experienced: salary and commission.

Swissvale vicinity preferred- Brandywlne 4590. SALESLADY 25-50: permanent position; exceptional possibilities: pleasing personality and cat only requirements. Mrs. Long. Linden 7778.

SALESGIRLS Drugs, cosmetics; experienced: over 21. Sun Drug Co. Apply 9 to 2, employment office. Clark Bldg. SALESLADY 1 24-30 Women's found a-tions.

Experience preferred. Spear Employment otrice. wooq ot. SALESPERSON'S Age seil misses' dresses. Ready-to-wear experience necessary; full time.

Gimbel 10th floor. SALESPEOPLE for ready-to-wear lingerie, housefurnishings. Apply Employment office, 10th floor, Kaufmann's. ANTIQUE Shop Young girl for selling and general work, J20. Schenley 4431- Hiland 2505..

ASSEMBLES Packaging clean linen In stockroom; permanent, with good pay. Indeoendent Towel Supply, 3618 Penn Ave. ASSIST AST Bookkeeper East Liberty. S150: Secretary, sates office, over 25. single.

S150. Montgomery Employment, Jenkins Arcade. ASS'T. Bookkeeper Not over 35. single; familiar posting, billing: steady; downtown, good wages, hours.

Give details. 146. Press. ASSISTANT Bookkeeper -Stenographer; also stenographer to take dictation answer phone. Atlantic 3332.

9 a. p. m. BAKERY Salesgirl Experienced: over 21; good wages: steady. Apply 2034 Murray Ave.

BAKERY Salesgirl Experienced unnecessary. Guntel Bakery. 6421 Fraukstown East Liberty. BAKERY Saleslady Apply in person. Anthon's.

6007 Penn Ave. BEAUTY Operator. scalp treatments; time off weekly; treatment rooms air-condiiioned; permanent. Apply 815 Clark 11-6. BEAUTICIANS Experienced, neat-appearing: good opportunity: 40-hour week: salary and commission.

Apply Rosen-baum's Beauty Salon. BEAUTICIAN Full or part time. Good ialary. plus commission. Fairfax 0111.

BEAUTY Operator Homestead. Good sal-ary; full or part time. Homestead 0111. BEAUTY operator, experienced, Blawnox. 5-day week.

Oakmont 698. BEAUTICIAN Experienced; good salary, plus commission. Adeline Margie Beauty Shop. 622 E. Ohio.

Fairfax 5225. BEAUTICIAN Perrysville Avenue: experienced: excellent wages: commission: 5-days: no evenings. Cedar 8084. BEAUTY Operator Experienced; salary and commission; no evenings; 9:30 to 6. HA.

4500. BEAUTY Operators (2) All-around, experienced; salary and commission. Al- phonse's. Atlantic 2010. BEAUTY Operator Excellent wages; quick advancement.

507 May BIdg. Atlantic 1529. BEAUTICIANS for all Ciaffeys Beauty Shops. Salary guarantee and commission. Apply 106 Stratford East Liberty.

BEAUTY Operator Experienced, steady work, good pay for right party. Walnut 6210. BEAUTY Operators Attractive and neat. Scalp treatment work. Carl M.

Genco. Scalp Specialists, 347 Fifth Ave. BEAUTY Operator for Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays; good terms. Call Linden 5573 for full details.

BEAUTY Operator Experienced; salary and commission. Permanent position. Brandywine 0563. BEAUTICIAN Excellent salary and commission: pleasant working conditions; short hours; full or part-time. CO.

5000. BEAUTICIAN To do electrolysis, experienced preferred but not necessary; will train: good future, good pay. 6o2. Press. BEAUTICIAN Experienced: 35 week and commission.

Appiy 3915 Perrysville N. S. BEAUTY Operator Apply Jean's Beauty Salon, 319 Fifth Ave. BINDERY Girl For printing and lithographing establishment; experienced preferred. Grant 1338.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced purchase or ders and billing essential; good background; recent reference: under 30. $150; opportunities. 117, Press. BOOKKEEPER Full charge; thoroughly experienced trial balances and payroll; excellent salary; pleasant ofiice. 955 Lib-erty Ave.

BOOKKEEPING Machine Operator-Stenog rapher (Eiliott-Flsher). South Side. State age, religion, references. 155. Press.

BOOKKEEPER With general ledger and cost experience: East Liberty automobile concern. State age, experience, etc. 140. Press. BOOKKEEPER, Stenographer Permanent position, good opportunity for advance ment.

40-hour week; $135 mo. start; give qualifications. 110, Press. BOOKKEEPER'S Assistant Under 30; good at figures: East End, Wilkinsburg, Homewood resident; steady; $22 start. 137, Press.

BOOKKEEPER Full charge. $150: dicta phone operators, several, $125 to $145. Montgomery Employment, Jenkins Arcade. BUYER'S Assistant Woman to assist buying, managing coat and dress department. Liberal salary.

Give age. experience, references. Reiner's Dept. Store, Steubenville. Ohio.

CAMERA Girl For night club; no ex-perlence necessary. Hazel 4234. CARDS, tea-leaf reader; experienced. Apply in person. Mystic Tea Room, 241 Fifth Ave.

CARPET Repair Woman Full-part time. See Mr. Eldridge. Crandall McKenzie 1 Henderson, 7026 Apple East End. CASHIER Must have restaurant expert ence, permanent position to one who qualifies.

Apply Taystee Bar-B-Q, 947 Juioerty Ave. CASHIER Experienced; permanent post tion. age 25-35; some general ofiice work included; beginning salary $115. Write luny v-izi. CASHIER; Experienced operator National casn register oookeeping macmne.

Ofiice, May-Stern 914 renn Ave. CASHIERS, hotel clerks, temporary secretary, bus girls (colored), kitchen girl, night cleaner. Ediss Employment, 347 nun Ave. CASHIER Over 21. Apply between 1-3 p.

111. Jordan's Restaurant, 5925 Penn Avenue. CASHIERS-VVaitresses Experienced. Apply Snow White Tea Room, 717 Homewood Homewood. CASHIER Over 21, experienced preferred but not necessary.

Montrose obuo. CASHIERS (2) $100 and meals. Conley Business Service. 405 Magee BIdg CHECKER'S, experienced; dry cleaning plant: eooa wages: steaay. ueiuxe ciean, ers.

1623 Beaver North Side. CHILDREN'S Nurse White; experienced; permanent; for infant and small child References. East End. A 147. Press.

CHILD'S Nurse Experienced. Permanent position: references. Call Mrs. flower Sewickley 1557. CLERK Typist, statistical; telephone in formation clerk; stenograpners; typists.

Ofiice Placement Service, 418 Highland BIdg. Emerson 4828. CLERK Single, over 35, one with motor transportation experience preferred. Write 194. press.

CLERKS Drugstore, full and part-time: experience not necessary; part soda work. $24. Mandel s. ijocust 2210. CLERK Office work, evenings; week-days 4-9: Saturday iz-8.

(Quality laundry, 5852 Baum Blvd. CLERK-Typist for office sales; over 18, pleasant: permanent, write age, expert ence. salary 123. Press. CLERKS Soda department; all day or evening schedules available.

Dow Drug 700 Smithfleld St. CLERK For soda fountain: all day work; no Sundays. Applv Liggett Drug Store, 929 Wood Wilkinsburg. CLERKS (2) Butcher and grocery store. Apply in person, 204 Brownsville Road.

COLLEGE Girls Interesting, lucrative; summer or permanent employment for personable, ambitious gins. A 148. fress COMPTOMETER Operators 2) File clerks (10); no experience required. Keystone Placement Service, 347 Fifth Ave. Grant 4750.

COMPTOMETER Operators Experienced 5-day week. Permanent position. Call At lantic 90B0. Mr. Belies.

COOK, short-order (omelette); 9 to 6: Sun. off. Ham Eggery, 860 Saw Mill Run Blvd. tv. 9403.

COOK Experienced: care 1st floor 6-room nouse. no laundry; us wees. Reference necessary. Penhurst 3o9l. COOK Best wages: white: other help em ployed: Sewickley Heights.

Stay. Phone Sewickley 130, reverse cnarges. COOK Relief. June 1 to September 1. Applv Miss Klute, Montetiore Hospital.

COOK (Colored) Experienced. Other help employed. Stay nights. References. Hazel 4473.

COOK Experienced, full charge of kitchen for deluxe soutn mm restaurant, 140. Press. COOK Experienced; for hospital. Room 102. St.

Francis Hospital, 45th Lawrenceville. COOK White: reliable; good wages: small considerate family. Write 143, Press. Hiland 0398. COOK White: permanent position; good wsges; day work.

Hiland 5106. COUPLE) Middle-aged. sober, reliable no children: man. gardener nursery work woman, housekeeper, cook. Colonial 349.

COUNTER Girl SIS weekly; 5-day week, 4 p. m. to 12 p. m. WA, 3384-CoIoaial 778-R-l.

COUNTER Girls Over 21; steady; good opportunity; uniforms furnished; good salary. Miss Simmons, 110 Atwood Oakland. DIETITIAN graduate, for hospital, capable of teaching and all phases of kitchen management Phone Hemlock 2300. DINING Room Girls 21-30; meals, uniforms furnished. No Sun.

or holidays. Ap-ply 9-11, 2-4. Stouffer's. 618 Smithfleld St. DISHWASHER Congenial surroundings good wages, no Sunday work.

Stouffer's 3J1 ferin Ave DISHWASHER (Colored), steady work-. Apply Cookuhn Tea Room. 560 Lincoln Ave Bellevue. juniper DISHWASHER Night work. Wiegand'S Restaurant.

e05- James North Side. DISHVASHER White or colored. Apply W'oods Restaurant. 208 Wood St. FACTORY Girls Aged 21-35, night shift several weeks, then transfer to day.

Mr. Elakelv. 920 Duquesne Way. FACTORY Girls Up to 35 years, light work: no experience necessary. Printers Paper Sunpiy.

izol Keeoscaie. norxn eiae FACTORY Girls 18-25 for light, clean work, steady employment, good wages. Apply 9-11 a. D. L.

Clark 503 Marnndale N. S. FACTORY Girls Over 21. over machine experience preferred. Personnel office.

Armstrong Cork, 24th St. and AUe- gheny River FACTORY Girl Strong, willing worker; under 30. Apply Roval American Co, 815 Locust near Duquesne University. FACTORY Girls Experience unnecessary. 3:30 p.

m. to midnight. Apply Mfg. 530 Fernando St. FACTORY Girls Light work, 18-25; permanent, evening shift, 4-12 p.

m. Keystone Box 26th Si Smallman St. PHARMACISTS 49-hour week. Opportunities for promotion. Openings In Ohio.

Appiy isox iJ4. i-reas. PHOTOGRAPHIC Sales Clerk Knowledge of photographic materials, cameras. Write age. experience, salary expected.

176, Press. PTN Boys Apply after o-clock. Aurii- torium Eowimg Alleys, lau s. Beatty St. PIPINCi Draftsmen.

Must be experienced in power plant piping. Appiy Mr. Kart- nian. pravo juu renn Ave PLASTERERS wanted, white or colored. Apply on job.

1422 Fifth Ave. PLmtREH. reusitered in Pittsburgh: steady work, good pay; open shop. MA. fatfaa.

PLUMBER To Install water fixtures in downtown office: Court 6165; PORTER Good wages. Inquire Meadow Grille. 420 Larimer Ave. PORTER Exuerienced: must be sober and steady. Apply Emll's.

1029 Liberty Ave. PRESSER Woolen; must be experienced and steady. Paulson Cleaning 625 Paulson East End. PRESS-MAN Cylinder and Job: day or night: good wages. Day and Night Press.

422 First Ave. PRESSER Colored: experienced on woolens; piece work. Immediately. North Laun dry vviniirea near Oliver nign, i. o.

PRESSER White; steady work: good opportunity. KO. 0372, 6-7 p. m. Capitol Cleaners.

400 E. 8th Mnnhall. PRESSER Work by week or piece work. 1013 Liberty across irom Grey hound Bus Station. PRESSER Part-time; experienced.

Top pers Cleaners, 07 btn uraaaocK. Brandywlne 6692. PRESSER, white, experienced, for woolen and silk. Sterling 3750. PRESSER Apply 427 Virgin N.

off Cedar Ave. PRESSERS -Experienced; $1 hour. Call Runner's. Churchill 6970. PRINTING paper cutter, experienced, day or night shift, Abdou 312 Bivo.

Al lies. PRINTER compositor or press feeder; permanent; good salary; downtown. Court 5063. PRINTER All around man; compositor and pressmen. No.

7 Freeport Street, Etna. Sterling 5583. PRODUCTION Manager Ladies' underwear, capable taking complete charge of 150 machines, familiar manuiacturing cotton paiamas and nightgowns. Set prices, train help. Quality work essential.

Box 7260. Equity, 113 West 42 N. Y. 18. PRODUCE man; experienced.

Frank's Market. 28 Graeme corner Diamond, downtown. (No phone calls.) RADIO repairman. Malone 11 Willow Castle Shannon. Lo.

2690. REAL Estate Salesman Fine opportunity for live wire to make big money with prominent East End office. Must have car. Experience preferred. Mr.

HeSner. MO. 4530. REFRIGERATION Instructor Should be 0-40 vears of age: technical and prac tical experience Penhurst 6484. ROOFER with tinning experience; steady work, good pay, open shop.

MA. 6989. ROOFERS Experienced, tin and slate work: only hand toois required. Mr. Jordan.

Everglade 6100. ROOFER Put corrugated roofing on structural steel building. Federal 3960. ROOM Clerk Apply Hadden Hall HoteL 4730 Center Ave. SALAD and Sandwich Men Experienced: day or night shift.

Apply Timekeeper. rear, rirtsourgncr i-iotei. SALES and Methods Engineers- With or without degree, business admin, personnel Management fc Counsel, 609 Columbia Bids. SALESMAN Welding, hardware experience, out-of-town territory. Write, giving experience and salary expected.

116, Press. SALESMEN Men's clothing and furnishings: thoroughly experienced: excellent opportunity. Employment Office, May- Stern 914 Penn Ave. SALESMAN Aggressive: alert, with car: 30 mile radiU3 Pgh. Earn $100 weekly and more.

Mr. Hawkins. 107 Smlthfield, 9-12 a.m. SALES Representative For luggage and leather products. Territory covers half Penna.

Large earnings, weekly draw. Car essential. Write 177. Press. SALESMAN Experienced Western Penna.

area. Exclusive men leatner ana novelty line. Car necessary. Phone AT. 2615 Mon day.

SALESMAN Sell hospital expense plan. Leads furnished; commission, bonus. Fair- tax 9724. SALESMAN Sideliners; sell-deliver Cleen-olux laundry soap (family sizes); commissions assure carefree existence; dignified; lucrative, court 2989. SALESMEN Traveling West Penna, West Virginia; car; sell leather goods; commission.

Box 609, 1265 Broadway, New York 1. SALESMEN Fast selling, diversified products. Grocery, drug, hardware stores. Excellent commission. Earn $150 weekly.

425 Fourth Ave. SALESMEN Acquainted with paint and hardware trade in Ohio, W. eastern Pa. te N. Y.

Drawing account. Good possibilities. Box 185. Press. SALESMAN Wanted For coal stripping equipment.

Phone T. J. Kilmain. Union-town 2700. SALESMEN For photographic studio: good opportunity; commission.

Apply weekdays. 1-5. fetne studio. 518 vsood St. SANDWICH-Salad Maker White: young: experience helpful.

Good opportunity. 2607 Murray Ave. SECRETARY Single, for institution. Typing, shorthand; $G5 month, room, board, laundry. 173.

Press. SERVICE manager for automobile agency, permanent; experience necessary: salary and commission. Write full details, A 125, Press. SERVICEMEN with car. Service install stokers.

Annlv 9 to 2. Eastern Distrib-titing. 137 Water 9th floor. SHOS Salesman Fine opportunity if experienced. Apply Personnel Department, Jonasson's.

Liberty Ave. SHOVEL operators s-nd oilers for new Lorains; also bulldozer" operators. Report to Testa Coal Reyland, Ohio. SHOVEL Operator Phone T. J.

Kilmain, Uniontown (Pa.) 2700. SILK spotter or assistant, knowledge of spotting, cleaning. iianageriai aDiiny. 5524 Walnut St. MA.

07S8. SILK Spotter Experienced; steady work, good wages. 7721 Susquehanna St. Phone PE.1543. SODA Fountain Manager Thoroughly experienced.

Apply 10 to 1, Employment Donanoe s. 242 fittn Ave. SPECIALTY Salesmen Something new. Good for S100 weekly comm. Exoenses Advanced while training.

801 Empire 4-6 p. m. SPRAY Painter Automobile or truck body experience essential; none other apply. Fruehauf Trailer, 35th Smallman. Sehenlev 7890.

SUPERVISORY Assistant Light manufacturing. Machine shop experience, engineer preferred. Write fullv, 124, Press. TAILORS, Finishers, Pants Operators Experience required: excellent working conditions, good wages Apply Gimbel Bros. Employment.

10th TAILOR Experienced altering men's clothing: 6:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. part time. Employment office, 10th floor, Kaufmann's.

TAILOR Experienced; rt-ady work; good salary. 962 Brookline Blvd. Lehigh 9877. TOOLMAKER 1st class all-round, thoroughly experienced on drill jigs, milling fixtures, etc. Write 157, Press.

TRUCK Mechanic For fwcony Vacuum Oil: good wages, working conditions, write P. O. Box 191. McKees Rocks, Pa. TRUCKERS to haul concrete blocks.

Call CA. 7775-J. 8 to 9 p. m. only.

UPHOLSTERERS Highest pay rate In town: guaranteed steady work. Custom-Craft. 1102 Chestnut St. Fairfax 4738. UPHOLSTERER Experienced for custom shop.

Colonial Art Furniture Company, 3900 Fifth Ave. UTILITY man for garaTe. Must be careful, licensed driver. Berman Sales Service, D09 Main Sharpsburg. ST.

4400. WAITERS. (Colored) For dining room. Anply Headwaiter, Hotel Penn Alto. Altoona.

Pa. WALLPAPER Retail store requires young man to fill orders, also stockroom work. State ace, experience, salary. Box 673, Press Office. WINDOW Cleaners: highest wages and steady work for experienced men.

523 Water street START a Rawleigh Business Real oppor- nearby. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. PNE- YOUNG Man Downtown office; mailing department and stock room experience preferred. State age. experience and salarv.

165. Press YOUNG Man Under 25, packing, repairing; good opportunity to become salesman. Give particulars. 165. Press.

Male Female Help Wanted ARTIST Background of illustration or commercial design; permanent. 696. Press. COAT and pants finishers. Experienced, full time employment.

Apply Joseph Hqrne Co. Employment Office. 7fh floor. COOKS All tvpes. $175.

S250. Couples. S150, $200. Waitresses, cashiers, bellboys, housekeepers. National Employment, 429 Penn Ave.

COUNTER Man-Counter Girl Night turn; pood hours-pay. Jimmy sancwicn snop, 2691 W. LiDerty. mornings or alter COUPLE Good character; general house- wors: ouisiae worx; good living quarters, wages; other advantages; living room, bedroom, bath. Linden 0344.

DEMONSTRATORS Experienced on ooen demonstration. Free to travel, salary and commission. Carrick 6747; EXCELLENT opportunity for aggressive person with gome advertising exoerience; copv-writing, rough lav-out ability. Phone Court 5393. Monday, 2 to 4 p.

m. only, for appointment. SODA Fountain Clerk Good appearance, good pay: rights. Varsity Grill, corner of Craig and Center. Ftmale Htlp Wanttd ACCOUNTS Payable or Receivable, Teletype Operator, typing, shorthand.

$130. HI. 4622. Tate Employment, 901 Highland BIdg. (CABINET Maker Steady Job; good salary.

i Mayflower 3951; CIkTmakers 1st class, experienced In hardwood. Apply Guekert Cabinet ana Modern Millwork 1247 Reedsdale St. CANDY Maker All-around. Appiy Snow White Tea Room, 717 Homewood Homewood. CARPENTER and mason, thoroughly ex perienced, for general rapair wors.

tx-ceilent opportunity. Commonwealth Sani- tation 33'jY bigeiow jsiva. CARPENTER Maintenance man; with a car: general house repairs; steady. Write qualifications, salary, P. O.

Box 6346, Pittsburgh 12. CARPENTERS Experienced men only. Applv at fob. 212 44th St. CARPENTERS 2 -Call Carrick 5190.

-Union. House work. CHAUFFEUR While, private family, ex perienced; salaried position. Lau at biu Fifth Pittsburgh. CIGAR Department Manager Good sal- arv.

commission, oonus. write, stating age. experience, salary desired, D. 150, Press. CLERK Experienced: young man.

18-35. Proauce Store. East rortn siae. COMPOSITOR Full or part time work on a weekly newspaper. Miiivaie naa CONSTRUCTION transit man Must be experienced.

Apply in own handwriting, giving age, experience and salary expected. Box 117. Press. COOK Must have good restaurant experience; steady position for right party. Applv Tastv Barbacue.

947 Liberty Ave. COOKS (2). Apply Tucker's Hotel, 5 miles Wilkinsburg. vvunam renn mgnway. COOK For tearoom, day work.

Call Locust 1403: Fielabrook 0906. COOK, short-order; experienced: 9 to 6: Sun. off. Ham Eggery. 860 Saw Mill Run Blvd.

EV. 9403. DISHWASHER For institution: S10 per week; room, board, laundry. Call Gibsonia 45. Crafton.

-Crafton Grill, 150 Noble Walnut 9445. DISHWASHER Churchill 9710. teady work, good wages. DRAFTSMEN, Structural Good wages; steady employment; experienced only. Ingalis Iron Works, Verona.

Montrose 3631. DRAFTSMEN Structural: experienced detailing industrial steel buildings. Apply C. A. Bianchi, H.

H. Robertson Ambridge. Pa. DRAFTSMEN Mechanical, 6 years' experience on rolling mill machinery required. United Eng.

Foundry, First Nation Bank BIdg. DRAFTSMAN Rolling mill, steel plant work. Write qualifications, age, salary. 164. Press.

DRAFTSMAN With sales experience and car; references required. Keystone Kitchens, 6341 Broad St. DRAG line operator, experienced, SI. 71 hourly. Air controlled industrial Brown Hoist machine.

Clarksburg, W. 1876 DRUGGIST Registered, tor local chain drug company; good starting salary, bonus, commission. Write stating qualifications. 111. Press.

ENGINEER for general contractors office. Experienced in estimating, supervising building construction. Excellent opportunity. State qualifications, salary desired. 186.

Press Office. ENGINEER Experienced tool and die designer-estimator, sheet metal fabricating plant; stale experience, salary expected etc. 146. Press. ENGINEER Industrial knowledge factory engineering problems; capable of assuming responsibility for projects as assigned.

173. Press. ERRAND Boy For wholesale electric supply co. See Mr. Claysmith, Keps Electric 638 Grant Pittsburgh.

ESTIMATOR Machine time; large work; Job shop experience: machinist preferred. Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Glassport. Phone 7141. ESTIMATOR Structural steel: design and selling experience. Consultant Service, Employment Bureau.

2002 Clark BIdg. EXPERIENCED Tire, and Battery Changer Steady work, good pay. Phone Brandy-wine 1341. FARMHAND Married man; willing worker: free living quarters; good pay; not a truck farm. Phone Colonial 723.

FOOD Cannery Man, supervisory capacity, experienced, with general knowledge of canning equipment and canned food products. S. E. Mighton Company, Bedford. FOOD Technologist Young graduate In chemistry or bacteriology.

156. Press. FOREMAN Experienced, for coal stripping job. Write P. O.

Box 368. Burgetts-lown. Pa. FOUNTAIN Clerk Exuerienced. Full time, good opportunity.

Cedar 8300. FUR Cutter Experience necessary; regular job. Apply Employment Ofiice. 10th floor. Kaufmann's.

FURNACE installers, must know gas and controls: steady work. Hiland 9354. GENERAL Repairman For dwellings; must be steady. Inquire 936 Klrkbride North Side. GLASS Mouogrannner Experience required; permanent position, good working conditions, high wages.

Apply Gimbel Bros. Employment. 10th floor. GUITAR Player Good amateur guitar plaver to assist in making recordings. Sehenlev 4088.

HAT Renovator Factory methods, felts and straws, experienced only. Write 141, Press. HOSPITALIZATION Agent Opportunity for financial security through our excel lent renewal and bonus arrangement; leads furnished. Court 6791. INSELBRIC mechanics, experienced, hour-ly rate.

Call after 6 p. m. Everglade 2061. INSURANCE Claim Adjuster Exnerienced, attorney or legal training: good position, opportunity advancement. Reply In detail.

133, Press INSURANCE Investigators New Kensington, Butler. High school graduate, some college preferred. Car necessary. P. O.

Box 1286. Pittsburgh. INVESTIGATOR Car, not over 30 years, salary open. Conley Business Service, 405 Magee Eldg. JEWELRY salesman, experienced, capable of managing store; salary and commission; good opportunity lor right man.

167, Press. JEWELRY Repair Man Experience necessary. Apply Employment Ofiice, 10th floor. Kaufmann's. JEWELRY Salesman Permanent position.

One with Jewelry experience preferred. Salary. 150. Press. LAYEROUTS and ornamental iron workers.

Frank H. Robinson, 918 Behan N. S. LIFE Guard Immediately. Windwood Swimming Pool, Bradford Woods.

Call Wexford 36. ring 11. MACHINIST Machine hands, inspectors. Jobbing shop experience on large machines. Pittsburgh Steel Foundry.

Glassport. Pa. Phone 7141. MACHINE Fitters 1st class journeymen only. Thomas Machine Route 8, Glenshaw.

MAIL Bov H. S. S90. HI. 4622.

Tate Employment. 901 Highland Bide. MAINTENANCE Man Summer camp. $20 week plus board, lodging. State special ability if any.

Write 171. Press. MAN To assist in storeroom. Apply Employment Office, West Penn Hospital. 4800 Friendship Avenue.

MAN, Young Work in cleaning shop; must be denendable. 326 Penn Ave. MASTER Mechanic For shovels, dozers and other construction equip. Pennsylvania Coal Cray Law Union-town. MEAT Cutter 1st class.

Apply Harris McKeever. 1224 Carson Street. MECHANIC wanted; gasoline and Diesel engines, wm. Archey, Dasher St. ana Allegheny River; MECHANICAL' or electrical engineer for shop supervision: afternoon and night shut.

149. Press. MEN With Car Service, install stokers, Experience unnecessary. Eastern Distrib-ut ing (9 to 2), 137 Water 9th floor. MEN Service customers with household paper products; nice profits.

A. C. Mills 402 Commonwealth Annex. MEN S100 week commissions selling Rogers silverware, household necessities, terms. Transportation furnished.

Morgan's Heme Equipment, 20 Penn Ave. MESSENGER week. 818. Key- stone Optical 303 May Blag. MILLWRIGHT or Fitter Experienced plant maintenance, erection and assembly of wide variety of automatic machinery.

153, Press. MOLDERS Drv sand; large work; Pittsburgh Steel Foundry, Glassport, phone 7141. MOP Maker Able to operate power winder. Iron city Mop iij roreiana North Side. MOTORCYCLE Owner For daytime deliveries: enclosed side delivery unit, lock; year's contract.

Write 127. press. WarbmanTanitor Maver Bodv Paulson at Auburn. Prefer East End resident. NIGHT Watchman For local hospital.

State age, qualifications in letter. A lb9. Press. OFFICE Clerk Excellent opportunity, Immediately, for single man (20-25); shorthand and typing necessary: experi enced preferred. tress.

OFFICE Messenger Boy Opportunity for advancement. Appiy J. a-tess bm tu. No. 1 28th St.

PAINTER Working foreman, experienced, fcnnwioricB mixins DSir.ts required Splen did opportunity. Apply Mrs. McCully, Shadyside Hospital, rju lender. PAINTER First class only. Apply after 5 p.

176 Cotton Way, Lawrenceville. SC. 5854. PAINTERS Good mechanics; no others need apply. Sewickley 1382 after 4:30 p.

patntfrs Outside: experienced only. Coraopolls 206-M. PAINTERS Brush. 1st cjass only. Apply 7:30 a.

4920 Penn e.ast tuna. PARTS man for automobile agency; permanent: experience necessary; salary and commission. write iuu aetaus, a izo, Pres, PARTY Chiefs and Draftsmen Perma nent. Write rt 122. Pinsburgn press.

PHARMACIST Assistant managers for city nd out-of-town stores, xarut Drug, 2Si3 Penn Ave PHARMACIST Manage store; good proposition for right man. Thrift Drug, 2813 Penn Ave. between 9-s o. m. PHARMACIST.

Apply West Pena Hospital, 4800 Friendship Arm. VALERI On 20. at 6:50 p. Theresa LaCava Valeri, of 147 Southern beloved wife of Domlnico Vaieri: also survived by 5 children and 2 brothers, Dominick and Daniel La Cava. Friends received at the Parlors of Wm.

Slater and Sons, Virginia Aye. and Kearsarge Mt. Wascirsgton. until 8 a. m.

Friday. May 24. Requiem high mass at St. Justin's Church at 9 a. m.

Members or Florence Nightingale Lodge No. 23 are invited. WARD At his home. 1219 Woodland N. Mav 22.

194S, Claries beloved husband of Emma Ulmer and father of E.hel and Emii Ward. Funeral services on Saturday at the Colonial Funeral Home of William Sirlin. 3424 Brighton at 2 m. Friends invited. WASHETY Suddenly, on Wednesday.

May 22. Charlie Cesare Washecy, husband of the late Josephine Waste y. Late resident of 174 46tt Street. Father of Mrs. Mary Kaufman.

Mrs. Carmel Barger. Funeral irom the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler on Saturday, May 25 at 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Marv's Church. 46th at 9:30 a. m. WIXTMER On Wednesday. May 22, 1946.

Charles Wittmer of North Side. brother of Mrs. Ida Schoemaker of N. S. Friends received at the Edward T.

Daughcrtv Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Services Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment private. In Mzmoriam SPICUZZA In loving memory of our dear daughter, Frances, who passed away 2 vears ago today.

When the one we love was called away, God took her home; it was His will. But in our hearts she liveth still. You are not forgotten, loved one. Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee.

Sadly missed by mother, dad, sisters and brothers. STOECKER, Lt. Albert H. (Bert) In loving memory of our dear sou and brother, who was killed in action two years ago today on Anzio, Italy. Sadly missed" by his father, mother and sisters, Elmer and Norma.

IN loving memory of Sgt. William E. Thomas, who died in service three years ago. May 23, 1943. Sadly missed by his family.

PRESS Classified Advertising is unrivaled for quick results in renting all types of living quarters. Funeral Directors SYLVAN Bondy Funeral Home 2704 Mnrrav Squirrel Hill. Jackson 2600 Florhts GIDAS Sprays, Baskets, S5. 3719 Forbes St. MA.

-SC. 1300. HILL'S Flowers Dave Kill's onlv store. 541 SIXTH AVE. AT.

2900. LUBIN and SMALLEY. FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave Grant 2200 Monuments Cemetery I is GRAVE Lot 6 graves. Allegheny Memorial Park, Block M. Must sacrifice.

Hazel TORS I Lost and Found BROWN paper bag containing permanent wave equipment. East Liberty district, Wednesday. Reward. Hiland 6224. CAMERA Eastman Kodak.

Spaghetti Village. Sunday evening, reward. Fairfax D012. COAT Black short le. May 20.

7 p. on 75 car. Liberal reward. Schenley 6954. COCKTAIL ring Diamond and ruby and $16 cash.

May 17th, Pennsylvania Station. Ring sentimental value; reward. McKees-port 24700. COIN Purse 2 diamond nngs. watch, money, between Pittsburgh-Evans City.

Gifts deceased husband. Fairfax 6338. Reward. DOG Small, white, big black snots, male; stub tail. Homewood vicinity.

Ex-Marines pet. Reward. HI. 8612. EAR Ring Multi-colored drop: downtown, reward (Florence).

Atlantic 4900. Line 309. FOX Terrier Black and brown, with curled tail; answers to Toby. Reward. LI.

6149-M. FRATERNITY Pin Name engraved: Friday: vicinity Pitt Sq. Hill trolleys; reward. Hazel 3565. GRAPHEX camera lens, size 4.5: Grant St.

Wednesday afternoon. Reward. Schenley 1117. SOME want to buy. some want to sell all advertise ia The Pittsburgh Press Classified Section.

LAPEL watch Rhinestone setting. East Liberty, between Solan's Restaurant, Mansriiann's. 2-4 p. May 22. Liberal reward.

Valley 5263. LOST Bunch kevs. metal tag numeral 10 Reward. Montrose 7230. PACKAGE Containing child's clothing.

Ladv who picked up, please return. CE. 0734. PUPPY Small, light, chocolate brow.ii. fuzzy hair.

Atlantic 6273-Wainut 1193. PuRSE Black patten leather containing money, savings stamps, identification. Reward. Mrs. Bissill.

Jackson 4458. PURSE Brown. Shadyside, Wednesday; nicht: keen money, return cards, keys. Hiland 0463. PURSE Brown leather.

Monday, vicinity East Liberty. Reward. Montrose 9489. WALLET (Black Tuesday afternoon, downtown. North Side, containing valuable papers.

Reward. Fairfax 0541. WALLET Mans brown leather, on Perrysville or Westview street car; need discharge and identification cards. Call D. W.

Irvin. Juniper 3635-W. WALLET Man's brown, containing 2 pictures, theater ticket, finder can keep mocev. 157, WALLET Brown leather, containing large sum of money. Downtown, Saturday afternoon.

Liberal reward. Federal 1286. WATCH Gold laned Y-12-25-42) between Smithfleld Grant. Sentimental vslue Reward. Atlantic 3064.

Persona; GEORGE C. Baker, former cm USN, get in touch with Van Bruuuimeien, Atlantic 7100. HELEN Please call Mother in daytime. Everything will be all right. Please call.

G. H. SMOLEY Get in touch with me. KROK. THE party who bought bedroom furniture at 308 N.

Negley contact me. 7336 Fleury Way. Homewood. Immediately. Important.

THE Farm and Garden Classification in Press Want Ads is a Fair Ground of live- stor-ic and poul'rv offeritins. Male Wanted ADJUSTERS-Investigators. H. S. veterans.

22-28, experience unnecessary, $150 plus $75 under G. I. plan. Tate Employment. 901 Highland BIdg.

ARCHITECTURAL Draftsman wanted at once; guaranteed steady work for at least one year- good pay. '6 121, Press. ARTIST Commercial, full or part time with advertising agency. State experience. 153.

Press. ARTIST Commercial, photo retoucher. Experienced. Salary open. Atlantic 5579.

ASSISTANT Buyer 30-35. radio radio sales or dept. store experience necessary; permanent. Gimbel 10th floor. AUTO Mechanics Top wages.

40 hours a week, time and a half for overtime, racation with nay. McKinlev-Gregg Automobile 5803 Center Ave. AUTOMOTIVE Parts Salesman Commission with drawing account; experience necessary. Write J. F.

Bryce, 6399 Penn Avn. AUTO Mechanics Experienced, top wages, pleasant working conditions. Paid vacation. References. Hudson Distributor, Bob Howitt.

HI. 2143. AUTO Body-Fender Man A-l, experienced, ton wages. Constantin Motors, 5544 Darlington Rd. Hazel 0700.

AUTO body fender man. 1st class. Pisani 206 Taylor corner Friendship. Sehenlev 4821. AUTO Bodv Mechanic A-l: top wages.

Northsirte Auto Body, 1306 East Ohio St CE. 2455. AUTO Glass Man Experienced, apply 1408 Reedsdale North Side. AUTO Mechanic A-l only: Buick experience: good wages. Wilkinsburg Sales Service.

743 Ross Wilkinsburg. CH. 8700. AUTO mechanic, first class; must have reference. Ambridge 1496.

AUTOMOBILE Mechanic All around; good wages. Montrose 367. AUTO mechanic, also helper, experienced. Apply 1212 Montier BAKERS. PORTER.

Dishwashers. Housemen. Ediss Employment. 347 Fifth Ave. EENCH-machme man Retail lumner carpenter shop: exnerienced general mill work.Silholumber.WaJnut4300.

BLUEPRINT Salesman Knowledge blueprints, photostat prints, other reproduction processes; no age limit. 170. Press. BOOKKEEPER-Clerk Experienced. familiar with bookkeeping detail: good oppor tunity.

State age. experience, references, phone numner. i5. irrss. BOTTLING superintendent wanted by large Eastern brewery.

If interested send full details. Write 157. Press. BOY For hardware store; full time. Write 631.

Press, EOY To learn printing trade; steady; good future; downtown. Write 123. Press. BOY Soda fountain, 6 p. m.

to midnight. Ham fi Eggery, 860 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Everglade 9403. BOY Soda fountain work. Applv Snow Wnlte Tea Room.

717 Homewood Homewood. BOY High school graduate preferred, for lorai Hospital stock room, write Press. BOYS Over 18; lull time: atr-condiMon cafeteria: meals, uniforms furnished. Employ rr.ent Orfice. Me Catm Do 'v BOYS West End-6heraden district; light manufacturing.

Applv Roth Glass. 17 Wabash Kossier BIdg. 3rd floor. BOYS over 17 for soda fountain; hours 6-12. Joe's Place.

533 Brownsville Rd. BOY Intelligent. 16-17. learn plumbing trade: South Hills preferred. 1E8.

Presv BOY 3. Men Earn extra money selling refreshments. Forbes Field, baseball season, fights, circus, etc. Apply today. 259 Bouquet St.

BOY To assist shipping clerk and run errands. Hughea Ac Hattfher. 539 Wood St. BOY 16, to work in florist shop. COURT 7915.

Death Hoticcs LIPP Or. Tuesday. John, beloved husband of Rosa Sohar Lipp, of 125 Howard Miilvale: father of Carl. Herman, Albert. Corp.

Theresa. Mrs. Mary Weigand and Mrs. Rose Apitzsch. Funeral irom the chapel ol Waiter J.

Sperling. 622 Lockhart on Friday at 8:30 a. m. Reauicm high mass at St. Anthony Church.

MUivale, at 9:30. Friends invited. LITTERIM On Wednesday. May 22. 194b.

Mrs. Margaret Litterini. age 85. widow of Vincenz Litterini; survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. A'irie Carli.

in France and Mrs. Bosa Litterini. in Italy; 4 brothers. John, Andrew. Chester and Everett.

Also 20 grandchildren. Funeral will be held from 927 Broadway, West Park, McKees Rocks, on Mondav at 9 a. m. Solemn heh mass at the Mother of Sorrow's Church at 9:30 a. m.

MAASF.N On Wednesday. May 22. 1946. Otto of 121 Conestoga Road. Penn beloved husband of Elizabeth Woodrow.

lather of Mrs. Margaret Mc-Leister. Mrs. Alice Dittmer; brother of Mrs. Philip Oreb.

Friends and members of Homewood Lodge 635 F. and A. M. received at F. Leslie Funeral Kome.

721 Brushton Ave. Services Saturday at 2.30 p. m. MANMELD Wednesday. May 22.

1946, Marie Kufner, widow of George S. Mansfield, mother of Ru'h Lois, Mrs. Ivel Wagner, Mrs. Alice Benner, Mrs. Dorothy Rice and the late Percy Mansfield; sister of Frank Kufner.

Friends received at her home, 1702 Brighton N. S. Services on Saturday. May 25. at 2 p.

m. McCOMB At Harrlsburg, Pa, on May 1946. James Forest McComb of husband of Sarah Vandevort and father of H. McComb of Leetsdale, Dr. G.

B. McComb of Sewicklev, Mrs. R. G. Salathe of Harrisburg, and J.

F. McComb Jr. of N. Y. Friends received at the Irvine Funeral Home, formerly Marlatt's.

702 Beaver Sewickley, where services will be held on Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. Remains will arrive in Sewickley Friday morning. MctlLLOlGII On Monday evening. May 20, 1946, John beloved husband of Ella Loily, father of Emily and Jack brother of Charles McCuliough. Mrs.

I red Canavan and Miss Agnes McCuliough. Member of Fraternal Order of Police. Friends received at his home, 2325 Murray Ave. at Burchfield Ave. Solemn high mass of requiem at St.

Philomena's Church, Beecbwood on Friday morning at '9 o'clock. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. MEIGHEN John on Tuesday May 21, 1946 at 2 a. husband of Jean Gunn, father of Mrs. Thomas Jelemski, Mrs.

Joseph Warhter, both of Pittsburgh. Rev. John Meighen of Dennis of Washington. Joseph of Pine Bank. Friends received at his late residence at Pine Bank.

Greene Countv. Requiem high mass at St. Ann's Church, Wavuesburg. Friday, May 24. at 10:30 a.

m. Interment at St. Ann's Cemetery. MII.AUIN On Tuesday. May 21.

1946, at 9:50 a. in Beaver County Sanitarium, Rose Marie, daughter of Egnac Miladin. of 215 Front Fallston. also surviving are 2 brothers, Egnac Jr. and Andrew of Fallston: 2 sisters.

Mrs. Ann Zindren. New Brighton, and Mrs. Carolyn tmstrovich. at home: 2 step brothers, Nick and Joseph Markusic of Fallston, and step sister, Barbara Markusic, at home.

Friends received at the Spratt Funeral Home. New Brighton. Funeral Saturday, May 25, at 10 o'clock. Solemn high mass of requiem St. Cyril and Methodius R.

C. Church, New Brighton, at 10:30. Interment in St. Joseph Cemetery. MOL1NARI At her home.

Southern on Tuesday. May 21. at 2 a. Catherine Moiyriari, daughter of Mrs. Theresa Fraccaroli: sister oi Josephine and Mary.

Friends received at the parlors of Wm Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 9 a. m. Friday.

May 24. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Justin's Church at 10 a. m. MOLYNEAl'X On Tuesday.

May 21, 1946, at 8:15 p. Elmer G. Molyneaux, husband of Gladys Harvey Molyneaux of 7518 Verona father of Mary Louise and Dawson E. Molyneaux: brother of Mrs. Lillian B.

Bullock and Dawes S. Molyneaux. Friends received at H. Samson's, 537 Neville Street, where services win be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. MOVER Wednesday, May 22, 1946.

Sarah E. Cubbison, wife of William L. Moyer of Rochester Franklin Township; mother of Myrtle and Fred Fulgora; sister of Frank Cubbison. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home, Perrv Highwav. Perrysville.

Services on Saturday at "2 p. MUELLER On Wednesday. Frank Mueller of 1502 Lincoln East End. beloved husband of Louise Kropf and father of Frank Mrs. Louise McLain, Mrs.

Maraaret Fogle and Esther Mae Mueller. Funeral on Saturday at 8 a. m. from the Lacy Funeral Home, 418 Lincoln East End (near Pittsburgh Hospital). Solemn requiem high mass in the Corpus Christi R.

C. Church at 9 a. m. Friends NAGLE On Wednesday, Elizabeth Donovan Carrig, beloved wife of Frank Nagle; mother of John and Charles Donovan, Mrs. Margaret Cuccaro, Josephine Acton, Fiiznheih Fvcrmnn.

Caf.herini Home and Ruth Schmltt. and sister of Mrs. Anna Louis and Mrs. Catherine Flynn. Funeral from the Chanel of Walter J.

Sperling. 622 Lockhart on Saturday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock.

NORT Suddenly, on Tuesday, May 21, 1946. Donna Mae Nort. age 5 years, be loved daughter of John A. and Stella M. Snelsire Nort: sister of John A.

Jr. and Grace C. Nort of 741 Agnew Baldwin Township. Friends received at the Cieslak Funeral Home. 81 S.

15th St. Funeral Fri day at 9 a. m. Angel mass at St. Wen- deiin's Church at 10 a.

m. Burial in St. Wendelin's Cemetery. PARTRIDGE On Thursday at 6 a. Stanley, age 11 17 days, son of Forest and Edith Kerr Partridge.

Friends may call at the L. P. Smith Funeral Home, 1(07 Brighton Place, where services will be held on Saturday ct 2 o'rlock. PECK At her residence. 2466 Pioneer Ave Brookline, on Wednesday evening.

May 22. 1946, at 8:15 o'clock, Margaret Peck, widow of Blair W. Peck, mother of Blair w. Peck. Friends received at tne Beinhauer Mortuary.

2630 W. Liberty where services will be held on Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Friends in vited. RATTIGAN On Wednesday. May 22, John husband of the late Margaret Good Rattigan.

Friends received at the Hens-ler Funeral Home, 109 E. Ninth Homestead. Funeral Saturday. May 25, 1946. at 9 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Marv Magdalene Church at 9:30 a. m. RHINE On Wednesday afternoon.

May 22. 1946, Janet Gwen. infant daughter of Kathryn S. Stainbrooke and Robert H. Rhine, of 5517 Broad E.

E. Private services at the Raymond C. Waples Funeral Home. Baum Blvd. at Graham E.

E. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ROSSITER Suddenly, at Kansas City, on Sunday, May 19. 1946, Eva Funk, wife of Adoiph L. Rossiter, mother of Charles, formerly of Brentwood; daughter of Mrs.

W. F. of Medway, neice of Mrs. Henry Jordan of Pgh. Friends may call at Harry A.

Readshaw Funeral Home. 1503 Brownsville Road at "The Boulevard." Thursday after 10 a. m. Services Saturday at 2 p. m.

Members of William Penn Ctiapter, O. E. Scuth Gate Chapter, Amaranth, Damascus Shrine No. 1 and G. B.

U. 531 invited. SC1IMITT On Monday, at' his home, 3825 Evergreen Road, William Schmitt. age 81 vears, husband of Amalia Oberst; father of Elizabeth Bell. Gertrude Braun and Margaret Schmitt.

Kniehts of Pythias and friends received at Cornelius Pap-pert's. 2705 East N. where services will be held Friday. May 24. 1946.

at 2 p. SCHOC'KSXEIDER On Wednesday, at the Presbyterian Hospital. Mary Schocksnei-der. beloved wife of Charles mother of Mrs. Marv Grav: sister of James Hurley: aTso survived bv 2 grandchildren.

Friends received at the family residence. 7432 Du-quesne Swissvale. Services and in terment Saturday. May at p. m.

SCHWEIXSBEEG On Wednesday, May 22. at 10:45 D. Elizabeth young Krhweinsberir. wife of the late John Schwemsoerg, oi 2t sonei mi. mother ot Mrs.

Bessie jacoos. mrs. nrisi, Heinrich. John Clark. Edward and George Schweinsbers.

Friends rereived at the Par lors oi wm. Slater sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge. Mt.

where services will be held Saturday. May 25. at 2 p. m. SHLLTOX At her residence.

2953 Crosby Dormont, on Wednesday evening, Mav 22. 1946, at 7:20 o'clock. Rena M. Shriton. beloved wife of William Z.

Shel-ton: mother of Dr. Jpscph M. Shelton of Washineton. and Isabel M. Fairchild of Hartford.

Conn. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Lib erty where services win be neid fridav evening at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment at Newville, on Saturday afternoon. SMITH At his home.

467 Augusta D. on Tuesday, May 21, at 2:30 a. James F. Smith, in his 84th year, husband of Emny Munt Smith: father of Mrs. Irvin- Miles, Mrs.

Raymond Zieeler. James William Ac Henry V. Smith. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater fc Sons, Virginia Ave.

Kearsarge Mt. where services will be held Fridav. May 24, at 2 p. m. Members of B.

R. C. of Local 732. are invited. SMITH On Wednesday, Helen Theresa Lei'sch.

beloved wife of William C. Smith of R. D. No. 2, Oakwood Glenshaw.

Pa mother of Carol Jean; daughter of the late Mary Nuechter and Frank Leitscb: sister of William. Joseph and Frank Leitsch. Mrs. Anna Miller. Sophia Burkhardt.

Mrs. Marie Lau and Mrs Freda Miller. Funeral from the chapel of Walter Sperling, 622 Lockhart N. on Saturday at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. VJrsula's R. C. Church. Olen-shaw.

Pa at 9 o'clock. Friends SM1TH On Wednesday. May 22. 1946, Rose Lundy Smith, widow of Francis Smith of 582 S. Aiken mother of Emilie.

Frank, Harry, Rosemary and William. Friends received at B. B. Devlin Funeral Home. 602 Sherman S.

Funeral on Saturda morr.ir.g. Requiem high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 11 o'clock. STRUTT On Tuesday. May 21.

at 7:30 a. Anna Schwer Strutt, wife of the late Charles F. Strutt of 445 Meridan D. mother ef Mrs. Lvle Roberts.

Walter A Charles John H. and Jo-sept L. Strutt. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sc Sons.

Virginia Ave. and Kearsaree Mt. Washington, where services will be held Friday, May 24. at 3:30 p. tn.

TAYLOR On Wednesday. May 22. at 5:40 a. Charles beloved husband of Alice Gingeil Taylor. Funeral services at the family residence, 4417 Chatsworth on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friends Invited. Legal Notices BY COUNTY OP -t ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLVANIA, -ourt of Common Pieas of SurvyTeCrntft4ennS1Vaina- K- 1959' Notice is hereby given that the Petition or County of Allegheny, Pe nnsvlvania, bv rj B1oarl County Commissioners, is n.ed In the Office of the Prothonotary at tne above number and term, praving for an order of sale of certain real estate owned by County of Allegheny and situate in the 2nd Ward 'formerly 3rd Ward) pf the City of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: All thai certain lot or piece of ground situate in the Second formerly Third i Ward of the City of Pittsburgh.

County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being ran of Lots Nos. 415 and 416 Colonel Woods Plan of Pittsburgh, bounded and described as follows, to-wif Beginning at the southwest corner of Smifnf.eld Street and Oliver Avenue, formerly Virgin Alley: thence southwest-w-ardiy along Smithfleld STeet One Hundred twenty-five (125) feet to the center of a private alley Ten 10 1 feet wide: 'nence along the center of said ten-foot allev and parallel with Oiiver Avnue One Hundred twenty '120) feet to the line of Lot No. 414 in faid Woods' Plan: thence Northeastwardly aior.g line of said Lot No. 414. One Hundred twenty-five (125V feet to Oliver Avenue: thence Southeast ardlv along said Oliver Avenue One Hundred twenty '120) feet to Srr.ithSeid Street at the place of beginning; Having erected thereon a five-storv stone building: Together with and subiect to the ten foot private alley extending from Smithfleld Street Northwestwardly, 'he center line of which is the Southwesterly side of the piece of land above described, according to the terms and conditions of the deed of Dedication, creating the same made by William G.

Park, et ux, D. E. Park and the City of Pittsburgh, dated September 14th. '1895. and recorded in the Recorder's Office of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in Deed Book Vol.

919. pago 36; Being part of the same property which the City of Pittsburgh, a Muntrinal Corporation, by its deed dated September 1. 1915. and of record in the Recorder's OrTice of Allegheny County in Deed Book Volume 1B23. page 442.

granted and conveyed to the County of Allegheny, a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: at private sale to Frederick E. Miiiigan or the City of Pittsburgh, for the sum of $975. 000.00. pursuant to 'he provisions of the Act of Mav 2, 1929. P.

L. 1278. Section 675. as amended. Hand money in the sum of $100 000 00 was paid 'o Countv of Allegheny on Mav 17.

1946, Tvhen Articles of Aereement were signed: balance of the purchase price in the sum of S875.000.00 will be paid to County of Allegheny upon delivery of deed. The above described real estate Is being sold for the reason that the County of Allegheny has no need or use for said property for County purposes, and the interest of the public Justifies its disposal and placing the same back on the tax roils. On the 6th day June, 1946. at 1:30 a. m.

(Daylight Saving Time), in the Assignment Room of Common Pleas Court, Seventh Floor. City-Count Pittsburgh, the Court will be asked to make an order and decree npnroving said -ale to said Frederick E. Miiiigan for the sum of $975,000.00. John J. Kane Chairman George Rankin, Jr." John S.

Herron Board of County Commissioners. Na'hauiel K. Beck. Countv Solicitor. Joseph A.

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Death Notices ARNOLD On Wednesday, May 22, 1946 Housie husband of Dessie Clover father of Vaughn at Ambridge. Pa. Friends received at the Matter Funeral Home. 1139 Church Ambridge, Fa Notice of funeral later. IIOGNE On Wednesday.

May 22. 194( Lvda Crosbie. wife of the late Thomas D. Boone, of 809 West Wnkinsburg, sur vived bv one daughter. Margaret: two sons, Joseph and Thomas Boone.

Friends received at tne tunerai nome oi u. Turner. 729 Wallace WilKinsburg where services will be held Friday after noon at 2 clock. CONNOLLY Suddenly, at Franklin. Pa on Mondav evening.

Mav 20, 1946, Frank husband of Mildred Wolfe Connolly fc lather of Jcane F. Connolly of 3234 Piedmont Dormont. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2o30 W. Liberty until 10 o'clock Friday morning, mgn mass of requiem at St.

Bernard's Church at 10:30 a. m. COOK On Wednesday, May 22, 1946, Clarissa Cook of 450 Wildwood Verona. mother of William Mrs. Stella Shook.

Mrs. Clara Miller, Mrs. Mildred Isherwood and Mrs. Hazel Quinn, all of Verona. Pa.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Charles L. Gordan. 210 Allegheny River Oakmont. Services Saturday at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. I STER On Thursday. May 23, 1946. Mary, mother of Mrs.

H. A. Kelly, 714 Cascade Forest HUls. Friends received at the Griffin Funeral Home. 426 Franklin Wilkinsburg.

Services and interment at Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sundav. DOELBOR On Tuesday, May 21, at 3:15 Jacob in his 83rd year; beloved husband of Marv Miller, of 26 Ansonia Overbrook; father of Mrs. Edna Davis of Miilvale. Pa and Marshall W. Doeibor: brother of Chris Doeibor.

and uncle of Marv E. Miller: also 4 grandchildren and 3 great-crandchildren. Friends received at 'he Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty where services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. Interment in "St. Peters Leminglon Ave. Cemetery. I VANS On Thursday.

May 23, 1946, at his residence. 3216 Richardson Ed-v m. beloved husband of Mary J. Sheehan and uncle of Frederick Leo and Clarence George Sewald. Friends received at the Thomas Pavton Funeral Home.

3527 California N. S. Notice of funeral later. I ILKA On Tuesday. May 21.

1946. Eva, wife of Frank Fialka of 1109 Bingham S. mother of Cnl. Walter Janick, sister of Mrs. Mary Szedny, also 2 grandchildren.

Friends received at Gtniter Funeral Home. 2323 Carson St. Funeral on Friday at 8:30 a. m. High mass at St.

John the Baptist Ukr. Catho- hc Church at 9 a. m. GALL Suddenly. Tuesday.

May 21. 1946. Albert A. Gail cf 527 Summeriea beloved husband of Ethel Maasse Gaii: father Mary Agnes Hissrich: grandfather of Marv Louise. Friends mav call at the George A.

Baker Funeral Home. 239 Shady Ave. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart church. Saturday at 9:30. Member of Trees Carlisle Post 166 GERHART On Monday, May 20, 1946.

Henry, husband of Anna Gerhart of 410 Marv Carrick, formerly of Turtle Creek. Pa. Friends received at Knee and Sons Funeral Home. Osborne -t Larimer Turtle Creek. High mass at St.

Coleman's Church. Turtle Creek on Fridav. May 24. at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. GETZ On Thursday. May 23. 1346. Georgia Brand, wife of Monte Getz, of 681 Orchard Bellevue, sister of Goldie Beil.

Clarksburg, West Virginia 6c Hazel Brand. Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home, Lincoln Bellevue. Services Sat- at 2 o'clock. GOLANTY On Thursday.

May 23. 1946, Fthel Golantv. beloved wife of the late Israel Goiar.lv; mother of Mrs. Jacob Sherman, Joseoh of Carnegie, and Sam Golanty of Los Angeles. Cal.

Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center where services will be held on Fridav, Mav 24. at 2:30 p. m. Interment Gates of Wisdom Cemetery. HAAS At Los Angeles.

California, on Wednesday, May 15, 1946. at 1 p. Fred Haas, husband of Julia Haas (nee Auth); father of Ens. Fred M. and J.

Ariene Haas: brother of Anne, Anna. Mrs. .1 C. Karrv. Carl and the late William Haas.

Upon arrival of body Thursday, friends and members cf the McCand-less Lodge No. 390 F. A. Scottish Rite. Svna Temple A.

A. O. N. M. and Arsenal Lodge No.

4m0 I. O. O. F. received at.

the Funeral Home of Gilbert Mclnnes. Butler St. at 46tH, where services will be held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt. R'oval Cemetery HOVANCHAK On Wednesday.

May 22nd. Barbara Fet'ko. wife of Michael; mo'ner of Mrs. R. R.

Whitney and Mrs. John P. Bulna Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Road. V.

S. Requiem high mass at St. Gabriel Church. Sa'urdav at 9 a. m.

IEVIN At her home. 213 Charles on Thursday. May 23. at 8:30 a. Mary Anderson Irvin.

widow of Frank O. mother of Mrs. Caroline Homer, c'harle Richard and Matthew N. Irvin. Friends received at the parlors of Wm.

P'aer and Sons. Virginia Ave. (and Kearsarge St.) Mt. Wash, where service will be held Saturday, May 25. at 3:30 p.

m. lESOP Of Bellwood Plan. Turtle Creek, on Wednesday. May 22. 1946, Ralph A husband of Genevieve Kobetich and father of Carol Dianne, Lois Jean, and Norma Mav Jessop.

Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home, 123 Turtle Creek, where services will be held Saturday. May 25, at -J. m. tntv Mnniiiv Mav 20. 1946.

Nora O. Donovan, wife of the late Timothy P. Kellv. mother of Ray, Paul, Richard and Eleanor Kelly. Sr.

M- Benedicta and Mrs. Marv Valetta Cassldv. sister of Timothy 'Donovan. Friends received at her home. 1709 Crafton Crafton.

Funeral Friday. May 24. at 8:15 a m. Requiem high mass at St. Philips Church at.

9 clock. i-1-1 rlr, May 22 Thomas. age 66 years, of 417 Mercer Turue Creek; beloved husband of Barah and father of Wallace. Donald, John, Mrs. William Liddell and Esther.

Services at t-v. Tnhn T. Oiiinian Funeral Hnmil 128 Shaw Turtle Creek. Saturday, at a livtlln LE YENS On Wednesday, May 22nd. at the McKeesport Hospital.

Helen Sehirm-beck Levers, of 309 Harden Du-nnesnn i formerly of Swissvale). beloved wife of Edward J. juevens. mother of Mrs. Clara Williams.

Betty Lee and Florence Helen Levens; sister of Florence Schirmbeck: also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at the Nied Funeral Home. Washington Street. Swissvale. Services and Interment on Saturday, May 25 at 2 p.

ra. LEWIS At the late residence, 1474 Crane Road, on May 22. 1S46, 11:40 Ellen, wife of Fred Lewis, mother of Fred Jr and Thomas R. Lewis. Mrs.

Hariette Sontag. Mrs. Florence Simmonds, Mrs. Ellen A. Keith and 13 grandchildren.

Friends received at Geo. T. Hackius Mor-tuarv. 3O0 E. Main Carnegie.

Services Saturday at 3 p. m. i i i -I i i i L'. I I i I. i bal rati I 1 "1, Vi.

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