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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 11, 1950 42 sdt fl Died Died I Died I Died i Anril 7. 1950. ANNIE daugh Morey J. Potter False Teeth? tow Reatiy Chew Food1.

a rtng cream la hand? tube lew thousand really CHEW food even steak, eorn, appiea without fear of plates np-Tlcfr. STAZ holds plates tighter, longar Helps keep out food particles. Get 3S4 STAZK. Money-back, guarantee. Jay A.

King, Sr. Jay A. King, of 3103 N. Percy former theater owner and producer of films in the early part of the century, died yesterday in Temple University Hospital. He was 70.

Mr. King owned theaters in the Northeast 35 years ago, and recently-had been associated with the firm of William, Brown fc Earle, manufacturers of scientific instruments and visual aid films. He is survived by his wife, Irene, and three sons, Jay Joseph A. and Edward J. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P.

M. Thursday at Harold B. Mulligan's, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Burial will be in the Knights of Pythias Greenwood Cemetery.

HARRISBURG, April 10 (UP). Morey J. Potter, a United Press staff correspondent, died in Polyclinic Hospital today of a heart ailment. He was 46. Mr.

Potter was Harrisburg Bureau manager for United Press from 1941 to 1948 when he relinquished, his post because of failing health. He continued to serve as legislative correspondent from 1948 until he was hospitalized in September, 1949, for treatment of a heart ailment. Mrs. Joseph Toland, Sr. Mrs.

Anna C. Toland, widow of Joseph J. Toland, died Sunday in Nazareth Hospital after a short illness. She was 82. A native of Philadelphia, Mrs.

Toland was a member of the Barat Association. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Francis J. Lawler, of 9601 Leon Torresdale, with whom she made her home; two sons. Dr.

Joseph J. Toland, chief of staff at Nazareth Hospital, and George W.two brothers, Frank and William Dempsey, and a sister, Miss Nellie Dempsey. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Thursday in St.

Kather-ine's Church, Frankford and Grant aves. Interment will be at St. Dominic's Cemetery. Dr. Arthur Wilhelm BOORSE.

April 7. 1950, at Masonic Home, Ellzabeihtown, IRENE wife of the late David O. Boorse. Funeral services 2 P. Funeral Home of J.

Wesley Craft Son, 2031 N. Broad St. West Laurel Hill Cem. BOTER. At Ridley Park.

on April 9, 1950. WALTER husband of Geraldine R. Boyer nee Mover), axed 33 years. Relatives and friends, also employes of American Viscose are invited to services 11:30 A. Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.

Ridley Park, Pa. Friends may call Tues. eve. and Wed. until 10:45 A.

at the Griffith Chapel. Norwood, Pa. Int. Shatter Church Berks Co. BRAITMAN.

April 10. SAMUKL, husband of Esther Bra.tman. of 1503 N. Franklin sfT, and father of Reba Stein. Bella Kravitz.

Jennie Solomon. Rose Blank, Be be Dodek, Sam Louis, Benjamin, Abe and Jack Braitman. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 12:30 P. at the Asher-Berschler Broad St. Chapel.

1309 N. Broad st. Int. Har Zlon Cem. BREHM.

April 9, 1950. CLARA MAY, Wife of the late William D. Brehm. Relatives ami friends invited to the service 2 P. Presby.

Home For Aired Couples and Single Men. 4700 City Line. Int. Arlington Cem. BREIJ1.

April 9, 1 950. DAVID, beloved husband uf Tania, of 6202 Ellsworth and devoted father of Jacob, Nathan, Irving and Naomi Brein. Relatives, friends and members of the Equity Lodge No. 591, F. and A.

the Moses Hess Cp.mp, and Elisavetgrat B. A are invited to services. 1 P. Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel. 194 5 N.

Broad st. Int. Roosevelt Cem. Please omit flowers. ter, of the late Michael and Catherine I nee Garrity).

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. from her late residtnee, 041 22d st. Solemn Mass. St. Edmond's Church.

11 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. View.

Tues. eve. LOVE. Of 552 St. Davids St.

Davids. on April 9, 1950. RUSSELL C. husband of the late Lucy Haws Love. Service and interment at Johnstown, Pa LUTZ.

SARAH, April 8th, widow of Charles D. Lutz. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 2 P. from the Gerrish Funeral Home, 2358-60 E. Susquehanna ave.

Int. Lawnview Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. MALLOY.

April 7. 1950. of 2246 S. 22d THOMAS J. MALLOY.

husband of late Anna Mallov (nee Malloy). Relatives and friends and the Atlantic Refining Warden Society are invited to funeral. 8:30 A. from McKenna's Funeral Home. 1932 Morris st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem. St. Edmund's Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem.

lends may call Tues. eve. MANNING. April 9. CHARLES, father of William Kate Schreiner and Julia Wagner.

Relatives and friends, also employes of Standard Pressed Steel, invited to services 2 P. at Helweg's 463 York road. Jenkintown, Pa. Int. Forest Hills Cem.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. McCAFFREY. April 9, of 2014 N. Palethorp SARAH ANN.

wife of Peter McCaffrey (nee Gildea). Relatives and friends are invited to FIN AN. Suddenly. April 7. 1950.

of Lowell Andalusia, WILLIAM son of James and Sarah Finan (nee Bingham). RelaUves, friends, also employes of North Bros. Mfg. Co. and United Specialties are invited to funeral.

Wed 8 A. Parlors of F. J. Flanagan Sc Sons. E.

Clearfield and Belgrade sts. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Cornwell Heights. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. View. Tues.

eve. FOGARTY. On April 8, 1950. of 610 N. 13th JOHN husband of Charlotte Fogarty.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8:30 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

High Mass of Requiem In Church of the Assumption, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre. Friends invited Tues.

eve. GILL. Of Rittenhouse Plaza on April 7, 1950, FRANCIS husband of Alice Gill (nee Connor). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 A. M.

from Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Mass of Solemn Requiem at the Church of St. Patrick's at 10 A. M.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. GORMLEY. April 8.

MARY GORMLEY (formerly of 5639 Spruce st. RelaUves, friends and B.V.M. Sodality invited to funeral. 9 A. the Roche Funeral Home.

56th St. and Cedar ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Transfiguration, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. GREAR. At Delair.

N. April 9. 1950, EDNA wlte of Charles D. Grear r.ee Ber-ryann). Services 2 P.

at the Sncver Funeral Home. 313 E. Broad Pal "Old at 40, 50, 60?" -Man, You're Crazy Forget your age! Thousands are peppy mt 70. Try "pepping up" with Ostrex. Contains tonic for weak, rundown feeling due solely to body's lack of iron which many men and women call "old." Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep, younger feeling, this very day.

New "get acquainted" size rtnly 50e. At all drug stores everywhere Ir Philadelphia, at all Nevins, Sun Ray, Media and Liggett Rexall Stores. STERLING. April 8, 1950, WILLIAM STERLING, husband of Anna M. Sterling, of 1552 N.

57th st. Relatives and friends ara invited to services 12 noon. Funeral Home Andrew J. Bair Son. 3925 Chestnut st.

Int. St. Andrew's Mt. Holly, N. J.

Friends may call 1 Is STEVENS. On April 10. 1950. DAVTD LUT. COLN.

husband of the late Fredericka M. Stev. ens, of 4932 Germantown ave. Relatives arc friends are invited to the. service.

3 P. st Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eva. STEWART. April 8th. WILLIAM husband of Anna Josephine Stewart. Relatives an4 friends, also St.

John's Lodge lla P. A. M. invited to call Tues. eve.

17 Woodbine ave Narberth, Pa. Services and interment privata. STROUD. On April 9. 1950, WILLIAM D.

of Villanova. Funeral services at ChurcH of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, on Tues, April 11. at 4 F. M. THUM.

April 10. 1950. ELLWOOD at Ormond Beach. Fla. Services will be he! at the Snover Funeral Home, 313 E.

Broad si Palmyra, N. J. Notice of funeral later. WARGO. Anril 8, 1950.

DANIEL, of 490t Wayne beloved husband of Katherine (net Kiss). Relatives and friends, also Verhova Association and Working Men's Singing Society are invited to attend funeral 11 A. from Funeral Parlor of Wetzel Son. 4710-12 N. 5th st.

Friends call Tues. eve. WILHELM. April 8. 1950.

ERNEST, beloved husband of Katie Wilhelm (nee Zehrt. aged 6 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 9 A. Hartzell Funeral Hom Ncnh Wales.

Pa. High Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Rose of Lima Church, North Wales. Friends may call Tues.

eve. ZIEGLER. April 9th. 1950. HERMAN, husband of Carrie Ziegler, late of 5452 Irving st.

Funeral 2 P. from Olmstead Funeral Home, 2818 W. Girard ave. Int. private.

ZIMMERMAN. April 8. 1950. ORCHARI husband of Rachel Mackay Zimmerman, 81 Price Lansdowne, son of Theresa May and the late J. Milton Zimmerman, 37 S.

PennorS Highland Park. Services 2 P. George C. Toppitzer's Funeral Home. Garrett road ot Lansdowne ave.

Interment. Arlington Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Mr. Potter was born in Mulvane, Kan.

He attended the University of Kansas and joined the United Press Bureau here April 30, 1934, after leaving the Great Bend Offers Complete Relief from Constipation tht clogging, TRANSIENT kind! (Kan.) Tribune. He is survived by EASTON. April 10. Private his wife. Gertrude, and two funeral services will be held on Wed- daughters, Patsy, 11, and Judy, 9.

nesday for Dr. Arthur F. Wilhelm, physician at nearby Raubsville for ft myra. N. J.

Int. Arlington Merchantville. Friends may call Wed. 7 to'9. GREEN.

SAMUEL. April 10. 1950. 2009 N. 31st beloved father of Reba Mailma.i, Freda Segei and Belle Vanning.

Services 2:30 P. Albert Berschler's Funeral Chapel, 1927 N. Broad st. Int. Morteflore Cem.

GREISIGER. April 8. 1950. SOSANNE fnee Patiga). widow of Martin Greisiger.

of 1536 E. DEL ED17AQD Mrs. Samuel R. Borer Mrs. Ella Rittenhouse Borer, wife of Samuel R.

Borer, died yesterday at her home, 4307 Mitchell Rox-torough, after a short illness. She was 77. Mrs. Borer was a direct descendant of David Rittenhouse, who built and operated the first paper mill in America. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two children by a former marriage, Francis G.

Koehler and Mrs. Gertrude Helmetag: a twin sister, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Schultz; a brother, Thomas P. Rittenhouse, and a grandchild.

LIVE TABLETS Dr. Maurice B. Ahlborn Special to The Inquirer WILKES -BARRE, April 10. Dr. Maurice B.

Ahlborn. a physician for 50 years, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home, 131 S. Franklin st. He was 73. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania and its School of Medicine.

Dr. Ahlborn Cheltenham ave. Relatives and friends are the last 41 years, who died suddenly yesterday in his office while treating a patient. He was 71. Dr.

Wilhelm's grandfather and father also were physicians. He was graduated from the old Lerchs Academy in Easton, attended Lafayette College and was graduated from the old Medico Chirurgical Medical College, Philadelphia, in attend the funeral 8:30 A. Parlors of J. Kaepplein. 178 Diamond st.

Requiem Mass at the Visitation Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. McKILLOP. April 9, 1950.

ANNIE" (nee Martin), wife of the late William J. McKillop. of 19 Dutton Ridley Park, Pa. Relatives snd friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. Cavanagh Funeral Home.

323 S. Chester pike, Gienolden Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Madeline's Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. MILLER. April t.

1950. HARRY husband of the late Dorothy Schnitzel Miller. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 2:30 P. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan.

1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Tues.

eve. NOON AN. Suddenly. April 8. RICHARD son of the late Richard J.

and Alice Walsh Noonan. Relatives and friends are ir.vited to funeral 9 A. Joseph J. Hayes. 108 E.

Price where friends may call Wed. eve. Solemn Mass of Requiem at Holy Cross RRODT. April 9. 1950.

MICHAEL. Ogontz Manor beloved husband of Rhoda. brother of Dave. Annie Sperber, Willie. Jack and Pauline Cooper.

Services 12:30. at Rosen Funeral Chapel, 423 Pina st. Int. Mt. Sharon.

BROWN. April 10, EDWIN. of 812 Edftehill road. Ardsley. Pa.

Funeral services 2 P. at Helweg's. 463 York road, Jenkintown. Int. private.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. CAROL AN. Of'302 W. Tabor Rd suddenly.

April 7, 1950. ANNA daughter of the late Anna and Michael Carolan. Relatives, friends, Helen Fatrchild Nurses Post No. 412, American Legion, and Nurses" Alumni of St. Agnes' Hospital, are invited to the funeral.

A. at. the Funeral Home of Floyd M. Bishop. 5408 N.

5th st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of the Incarnation. 10 A. M.

Int. Holr Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. after 7 P. M.

CARPENTER. April 8. 1950. NORA B. RYAN, wife of the late Joseph Carpenter.

Relatives and friends invited to lur.eral on ADVKBTI'EMKXT BoFALSETEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? invited to services 2 P. at Kester's Funeral Home. 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Int.

Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. GRIER. On April 8th.

of 3718 Baring tFAH H. (nee Bod), age 85 years, wife of the late John C. Grier. Relatives and friends invited to the service. 1 P.

Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. St.

Mark's Honeybrook, Pa, Friends invited Tues. eve. HAMILTON April 8. 1950. HANNAH MYRTLE HAMILTON (nee Richards), of 73 E.

Phil-Ellena Relatives and friends Invited to service. 2 P. Kirk Nice, 1909. He began to practice in Raubs- I completed his training in Vienna ville that year. and Munich.

He was chief surgeon He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital FASTEETH, an improved poader to; fcr sprinkled on upprr or lower plntes, i holds false reeth more hruily in plrn-e. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooev. pasty taste or feelinjr.

KAS-i TEETH is alkaline tnon tid. Ones not our Cheeks "plate odor" tdennire H. a. trom residence of her niece. Miss I Gennaria, Jr.

Grace H. Leuf Wilhelm. and a daughter, Miss Dorothy Wilhelm. Jerome Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. O'BRTON. Of 7507 Tulpehocken April 7th, MABEL, daughter of the late B. Frank until a few years ago, and since had acted in an advisory capacity.

Survivors include his wife, a son, three daughters and four sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at E. N. Snowden 3n itiemoriam If you desire insert "In errortam nottcm 4n the mnniversmry of the loss of your loved one call Mtss Sharp on Rt -1600 who be glad to mssist you a preparing message. William H.

Scull William H. Scull, a member of breath). Get FASTKFTH at any drug store. Effective Bliss Native Herbs Give You Quick Relief from Jerome H. Gennaria, a salesman for Wick Dock st.

fruit and produce merchants, died yesterday in Bryn Mawr Hospital after a long illness. He was 36. Mr. Gennaria, who lived at 512 Virginia Havertown, is survived by his wife. Marie J.

Gennaria: a the police force for 41 years prior i punera Home. Theodore Hindson to nis retirement in tail witn tne rank of captain, died Sunday at his home, 5408 Florence ave. He was 74. Mr. Scull, a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, was last in command at the Front and Master lONSTIPATION and Alargaret O'Bryon.

Relatives, friends, members of First Presbyterian Church of Kens, and Sunday School are invited to services, P. Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home. 307 E. Girard ave.

Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call at the Funeral Home, Tues. eve.

O'CONNOR. Suddenly, on April 8, 1950. of 2036 Mt. Vernon JOHN husband of the late Veronica O'Connor, and son of Anna and the lae John J. O'Connor.

Relatives and friends invited to The funeral. 8:30 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 11)9 W.

Lehigh ve. Solemn Mass of Requiem in Church of the Cathedral, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends Invited Tues. eve. PAXSON. Of Langhorne. suddenly.

April 9. 19o0. CORA (nee LaRue), wife of the late Russell N. Paxson. Relatives and friends invited to attend services 2:30 P.

Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home. Southampton. Int. Forest Hills Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9 P. M. FIERCE. At Elizabeth, N.

April 9. EMILIE FOREPATJGH. mother of Lilly D. Tyn- Theodore Hindson, chief chemist daughter, Carolyn, and seven broth-for the Pennsylvania Liquor Con-! ers and sisters. Funeral services will trol Board, died yesterday at his! be held at 2:30 P.

M. Thursday from "Common sen;" old family standby made of natural herbs jtive prompt relief without purging. Get Bliss Native Herbs Tab- i sts. station. He also had been cap rvi 1 01 norm ri -Tifir-ri oiro after i Harold B.

Mulligan's, 1119 W. Lehigh Monuments- FOR ALL CEMETERIES Sr H. C. WOOD ave' station! A broker Rrd I a ng Ulness. Valley Mr.

Hindson had been associated i Forge Gardens, survives. 5 tt. Catharine Davey. 2810 S. 16th st.

Solemn Mass ct Requiem. 10 A. Church of St. Richard. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. CARSON. April 8.

1950. MARIE R. Cnee Ruber), wife of the late Frank Carson, of 1345 E. Carey st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services.

2 P. A. .1. Hem-berger, Kensington ave. and Westmoreland st.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. CEPPARCLO.

April 8. GIOVANNI, aged 73. Relatives, friends invited to funeral. Wed. 9 A.

from 3289 Memphis st Requiem Mass, Nativity. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer.

Viewing Tues. eve. Arranged by Errichetti) riCCHETTI. ANTHONY, on April 8. 1950.

of 3010 N. Borsall st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A. from Hasyn Funeral Home. 2241 N.

Broad St. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Mary of The Eternal Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross. Viewing Tues. eve. COLEMAN. Anril 8.

1950. CATHERINE (nee Dillcn). wire of the late Frederick Coleman: Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. Funeral Home Charles J. Mcllvaine.

4203 Ridge East Falls. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Bridget's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve DAGNEY.

April 10th. 1950. ANNA M. DAGNEY (nee Crownei. mother of Helen Mc-Dermott, of 1337 Rioley st.

Funeral 8:30 A. Fox Funeral Home, 7026 Castor eve. Solemn Requiem Mass. Resurrection Church. lO A.

M. Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Viewing Wednesday, 7 to 9 P. M. DEL RASO.

April 7. 1950. ALBINO, husband of Julia nee Contenta). father of Joseph Del Raso. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral.

9 A. from late residence. 2433 S. 73d st. Solemn Requiem 10 A.

St. Clement's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. lets today! Ask for 61c JJijIcfrO 1 $1.25 family economy sizes it any druggist's- BUSS 1SATIVE HERBS.

HERBS Washington 9. D. C. TAtLeTSJ VACCS MOO Bolt. Lansdowne Funeral services will be held at Hi wiun wie nquur ooa.a miicc xic pAl 4-3244 a was a graduate oi tne ireeiana jviin- A.

M. Thursday at McGillin Sons, 48th st. and Baltimore ave. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery. Mrs.

Maxey Asks Probate Letters FLOWERS ing and Mechanical Institute and received a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering in 1931 at Lehigh University. He is survived by his wife, two sons, four brothers and a sister. fO AIL OCCASIONS O-68OO KEgent 9-6271 MP John Fogarty John Fogarty, superintendent of buildin? for SDrine Garden Insti- SCRANTON. April 10 AP. Mrs.

Lillian Maxey. wide of Chief Justice George W. Maxey. today filed application for letters of administra Z223 N. Front St.

William M. Wood I i William M. Wood, retired station-; ary engineer, died yesterday at the tion in the estate of her late hus- band. She said he left no will. Mrs.

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I Mr. Fogarty, who lived at 610 N. 13th had been connected with the i institute for many years. He is sur- I vived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Joynes.

and a son. John. i r- a Tr nvuir oi a. wii, ucuisc j. Julius Lew.

sa dhipf b301 Germantown ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.

HELI.ER. Of 5753 N. Lawrence April 8. 1950. FREDERICK C.

husband of Helena L. Heller (nee Knoblauch). Relatives, friends and member of Richmond Lodge No. 230. F.

A. M. and Itah Tribe No. 115 I.O.R.M.. are invited to services.

2 P. at the Deeter Funeral Home, 5800 N. 5th st. Int. Oakland Cem.

Masonic services Tues. eve. Friends invited Tuerday after 7 P. M. HERMANN.

April 9. 1950. of 3402 Lancer drive. Hyattsville. formerly of iUZABETH.

wife of Ferdinand P. Hermann. Relatives and friends' are invited to service 2:30 P. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Entombment Chelten Hills Abbey. Friends invited W-d. eve. Please omit flowers.

HINDSON. April 10. 1950. THEODORE beloved husband of Marie (nee Pensiero), of 218 Germantown ave. F.elatives and friends are invited to the funeral 10 A.

Wacker-man. Funeral Home. 1211 N. 5th st. High Mass of Requiem.

11 A. M. St. Peter's Church. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. HOFRTTRICH. Of 37 W.

St. Lukes April 8. 1950. MAX. husband of Freida Hoertt-rich (nee Schramm).

Relatives and friends invited to services. 2 P. Barrett's Funeral Home. Park and Lehigh aves. Friends may call Wed.

eve. Int. Chelten Hills Cem. HOFFMAN. JACOB.

April 9. 1950. of 5040 City Line beloved husband of Mary and brother of Abraham. Relatives and friend? are invited to services 2 P. promptly at Ftnimans Jewish Memorial Chapel, 2018 N.

Broad st. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. HOLLAND.

April 7. 1950. ANNA sister of Teresa Holland and the late Catherine A. Wood. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.

Dinnien Funeral Home. 5138 N. Broad (cor. Duncannon Solemn Requiem Mass. Holy Child Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eve. JOREIT. April 8. 1950. CATHARINE (nee Leeson).

wife of the late Peter N. Jorett. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 12:30 P. at her home. 2429 S.

st. Services 1:30 P. Church of St. John (3rd Reed sts. Int.

remwood Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. KAPLAN. April 10.

1950. In Atlantic City. CELIA. beloved mother of Kevis. of Ormes st.

and sister of Mrs. Sarah Scharf. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 P. from Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel, 1945 N. Broad st.

Int. Mont-nore Cem. I.AI.LY. April 8. 1950.

ELLEN (nee Gar-ren), wUe of John I. Relatives and friends invited to residence. 2923 N. Rinsgold Tues. and to attend funeral 9 A.

M. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Colimha's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. I.FRY. Suddenly, of Wenonah. N.

Aoril 10. 1950. WILLIAM husband of Elizabeth Leary Behmani. Relatives, friends. Peter A.

B. Widcner Lodge. No. 671 F. and A.

Bureau of Police and Phila. Electric Co. are invited to the services 11 A. at the Andrew Funeral Home. 275 Cooper Woodbury.

N. J. Int. Chelten Hills Cem. Friends may call Wed.

7 to 9. l.tBSlOHT. April 8. of 3407 Midvale ELLEN P. FIOOD, wife of the late Smil J.

LeFizght. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 A. Fitzpatrick Funeral Home, 425 Lyceum Rox. Solemn Requiem Mass.

Chit-rh of Bridget. 9 A. M. Int. Westminster Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. after 7. i LEE. April 9.

MAY widow of John Lee. Relatives and friends sre invited to services 2 P. 8 W. Kings Highway. Haddon- i field.

N. J. Int. Ml. Collingdale, Pa.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. Tenth Conshohocken, after a Maxey left personal property worth $20,000 and no real estate. In addition to his widow, he is survived by three daughters. i Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. tomorrow at the Church of the Assumption, 12th and Spring Garden sts. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ten separate funeral parlors, air-conditioned. No charge for use of parlors or organ service. No additional charge for suburban calls.

long illness. He was 85. He was a lifelong resident of Conshohocken and was employed for more than 20 years by the Philip Carey Manufacturing Plymouth Meeting. Another son, William, of Germantown, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 P.

M. from the Ardell funeral home, 300 Fayette st. Inter- View Tues. eve. DE MART1NO.

April 8, 1950. CAM. Suddenly, aged 62. Relatives, friends, societies land Point No Point Republican Club, are invited to funeral. 9 A.

from 2750 Plum st. Requiem Mars. All Saints. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Dominic's. Viewing Tues. eve.

by Errichetti). Dt'PEE. Suddenly. April B. of 1447 N.

8th ADA, wife of H3rry Dupee (nee Frewt. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 10 A. Brenner Funeral Home. 1532 N. 4th st.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends call 7 to 10 P. EARI.EY. April 5.

FRANCIS X. of 3500 Hamilton son of the late William and Mary Earley. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 9 A. John P.

Donohue Sons, 5400 Market st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Agatha's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Tues. eve.

EGC.LETON. April 9. IDA (nee Palmer). I and Emilie C. Steinmetz.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 2 P. String-field 1937 N. Broad st. Int. Laurel Hill.

PLl'M. April 9. 1950, of 1624 N. Sydenham CATHERINF B. (nee Bertolet).

wife of the late William Plum. Services 12 noon. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. privaie. Arlington Cem. Of 803 S. 47th st April 8.

1 1950. JAMES husband of Anna C. Ouigley (nee Quigley formerly of St. Clair, Pa. Relatives and friends.

Holy Name Society, em- I ployes of the United Press 1 Philadelphia In- quirer). Commercial Telegrapher's Union. 46th Ward Democratic Executive Committee, are in-vttPrt to tuneral 9:30 A. White Funeral Home. 4700 Snringfield ave.

Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St. Francis de Sales. 11 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. ABINOWITZ.

On April 10. 1950. SOPHIA, wife of the late David Rabinowitz, of 2943 N. 22d st. Relatives and friends are invited to fu- i neral 2:30 P.

at the Asher-Berschler i Broad St. Chapel, 1309 N. Broad St. Int. Monte- fiore Cem.

ROSENBACM. April 9. ROSE, beloved wife of Max, of 6142 Delancey st. Relatives and friends are invited to tuneral 11 A. Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel, 1945 N.

Broad st. Int. Mi. Jacob Cem. i SADORF.

April 9. 1950. BARBARA, be- loved wife of the late Anton Sadorf and mother of Adam Sadorf. Relatives and friends, also members of St. Elizabeth's Altar Society, are invited to funeral 9 A.

from the I Parlors of Frank Drehcr. 515 W. Girard ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Peter's Church. 10 A. M. Viewing Wed. eve.

Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. SCHMIDT. April 8. of 1451 N.

28th CATHER NE (nee Snyder), beloved wife of' Charles in her 75th year. Relatives, friends, members of Zion Presbyterian Church are in- vited to services. 1 P. Joseph E. Hepp Funeral Home.

1320-22 N. 2f)th st. View- Ing 7 to 9 P. M. Int.

Forest Hills Cem. SCHWEIZER. April 8. 1950. EUGENE, of 567 E.

Carver beloved husband of Mina (nee Knapp). Relatives and friends, also mem- bers of the Cannstatter Club and The Franklin- I ville Quartet, are invited to attend the funeral 1 2 P. from Wetzel Son, 6902 Rising Sun ave. Friends may call Tuesday evening. SORBER.

April 8. 1950. of 4421 Devereaux 1 ES ADACG-S HE Eisenhower Vacations AUGUSTA, April 10 UP). Gen. Dwight D.

Eisenhower, president of Columbia University, arrived at the Augusta National Country Club today for his annual 165 ment will be at Cold Point Cemetery, spring vacation. Relieved Quickly With Fast-acting "BC" Powders or Tablets Couch Casks Upholstered Pillow linin9 MattreM Handles Plata Engraved Outside Cat Hears On Automobilt Fmbalminq Chairs Crepe near Conshohocken. Died AMBROSINO. April 6, VWCENZO. of 2633 8.

Warnock st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 9 A. from Leonetti Funeral Home, 2223 S. Broad st.

Solemn Requiem Mass. Epiphany Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Tues. after 7 P. M. ARCHIBALD. At Haddon Heights.

N. .1., formerly cf 1217 W. Tucker April 8. 1950, MARGARET (nee TJnbewusti. wile of the late Georee Archibald.

Relatives and friends invited to service. 2 P. Barrett's Puneral Home, Park and Lehigh aves. ITlends may call Tues. eve.

Int. private. Hillside Cem. Henry C. Perry Henry C.

Perryk a statistician for Hallowell, Sulzberger and died Sunday at his home, 1826 Spruce st. He was 45. Mr. Perry was graduated from West Philadelphia High School. He was formerly associated with Pennsylvania Saving Fund Society and thp R.

H. Johnson Co. wife of the late Benjamin S. Eggleton Services for relatives and friends. 1:30 P.

Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home. 307 E. Girard ave. Int.

Palmer Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. ELLIS. April 8.

1950. ELSIE wife of G. Ellis. Service 2 P. at the Whiteman Funeral Home.

433 Lyceum ave. Friends may call Tuesday. 7 to 9 P. M. FAGAN.

April 9, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edmund Jordan. 6223 Germantown EMMA wife of the late John M. Fagan. Relatives and friends are invited to the service, 2 P.

Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. FARR.

At Brookside. N. .1., April 10. WALTER GREENE, husband of Florence Miner Fair, father of Mrs. John Beach Sollcy, 3d.

Mrs. Frederick Byerly and Walter Greene Farr. Jr. Additional Charge for Openina Grove NO CHARGC FOR PALLBEARERS No Deserving Poor Refused 1119 W. LEHIGH AVE.

9th and ERIE AVE. CHELTEN and OGONTZ AVES. ALLEGHENY 1 FRANKFORD AVES. For All Office Call RAIdwin 9-3000 Nowadays when you buy "BC you may have it in either tablet or powder form. In both you get the same famous "BC" formula the same fast relief.

You also get a preparation that has stood the test of time one you can use with complete confidence. Buy "BC" today and use as directed. You'll agree that nothing is more comforting or relieves faster. Two "BC" Tablets equal one "BC" Powder. 10c 2 5c sizes.

VC'hen you use' BC" for the relief of simple headaches, neuralgic pains or minor muscular aches you get the full relief-giving effectiveness of not just one, but several of the world's most popular pain-relieving ingredients. In combination these ingredients are remarkably effective far more so than either would be alone. This is something worth remembering when a headache strikes and you vant relief, and want it in a hurry. BAI.ABAS. April 9.

1950. JOHN of 322 N. rTantlin rt. Relatives and friends and Ship- ui TTi. anrt mates of Fleet Naval Reserve P-6 are invited to KATHERiNE (nee Sautter), wife of the late Charles F.

Scrber. Relatives and friends are ouiviviws aic win, i. services 12:30 P. at the Charles J. invited to services.

1 P. McCltirg's Roman Funeral Home. 1113 Mt. Vernon st. Int Funeral Home, 1665 Harrison Frankford.

i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Perry, of Fall River, Mass. i Services 2 P.

at Brookside Community Church. Int. piivate at Mystic. Conn. Soldiers National Beverly, N.

J. Friends i msy call Tues. eve. Int. Noith-vood Friends call Tues.

eve. MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED INSURANCE. Expd. lie. man.

Wonderful oppor. Must be married fc have a car. Guar. sal. plus comm.

Renewals bonus. Call 308 Crozer 5th Market, Chester, Pa. Ask for Mr. Bianco. MEN BETWEEN 25 40) on colored P-271 Inq.

INSURANCE man, debits. $100 sal. to start. ENGINEER Younp man for sales correspondence. Permanent position with growing industrial instrument manufacturer.

Technical training pneumatic control Instrument experience required. For appointment call JE 3-3500. MOORE PRODUCTS CO. BARBER, young, for new mod. barber beauty shop S40 comm.

SA 7-6877. BLOCKLAYERS ApplySamuel Eljrjii.JlM.5LatimerSt. BODY BUILDER, expd. on Commercial Truck Bodies. Apply The Mechler Body Co Mascher st diyenango.

BOY Wanted. 19 or over, driver's lie. necess. Make deliveries learn printing tradf. $22 wk.

to start. Chance for adv. No txp. necess. Q-136 Inquirer.

BOY. to run errands in dental labora-tory. Apply Room 504. 1831 Chestnut BOY. 13-20.

gen. drug store work. Resident of Dela. Co. pref.

Madison6-4941. BOY s7 rug-s tore work. Eves. Apply 5301 Magnolia St. AMBITIOUS TO GET INTO SALES WORK.

EACH SALE PAYS S45 TO S52.SO IN COMM. RESTRICTED TERRITORY. COMPLETE OFFICE FIELD TRAINING. SALES EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. NO CANVASSING LEADS FURNISHED.

CAR NECESSARY. PHONF BETWEEN 10 ft 12 ONLY. NEWTOWN SQUARE 1144. GLENWOOD MEMORIAL GARDENS. MALE HELP WANTED PAWN broker's clerk.

Exp'd. Good salesman. Steady position, good salary. Ap- ply Sam's. 2074 Ridge ave.

PHYSICIAN. Office. Intravenous and minor surgery. C-248 Inquirer. PIPING DESIGNERS HHving at least 3 yrs." exp.

as such in oil refinery process piping ONLY TOU MEN NEED APPLY 8-HOUR. 5-DAY WEEK Location: N. Y. City. Submit experience resume.

Interviews by appointment. FOSTER-WHEELER CORP. 6 Church New York 6. N. Y.

PLASTERERS Wanted. Union. Full year's work. Call MA 7-3602. PLASTERERS Union.

Long job. Call after 6 P. M. GR 3-6308. PORTER, experienced.

Day work. Apply 3::19 Race st. PRESSERS expd. tin Hoffman pressing machines, to work on men's sport jackets. Must have previous exp.

Piece work rates. L. W. Foster, Hancock St Westmoreland. INVESTIGATOPS.

Only those exp. in conducting investigations for pvt. agency. Give phone number for prompt reply. R-280 Inquirer.

JOB press feeder, know something about make-ready, state ral. R-218 Inquirer. KNITTERS WC HAVE OPENINGS FOR A COUPLE OF GOOD MEN ON CIRCULAR LINKS AND T. IF YOU WANT A STEADY JOB AND MAKE SOME REAL MONEY APPLY CLOVER KNITTING MILLS. lOl 1 W.

DIAMOND 3TH FLOOR. ENGINFEK. Reg. P. Civil, parl-nrsh)p in consulting office, full or part time.

No investment req. S-24Q Inqui rer. ESTIMATORS OUR MEN EARN $200 WEEKLY SAL ft COMM EJTIMTONG ON HOME ALT. CAR NEC LEADS FURN. LO 4-3750 BOY." Upholster's Helper, LOST AND FOUND 17Q5-T Single strand pearl necklace.

Thurs. sfternoon. March 30, Vic. 1 7Th Chestnut. 17th Walnut St.

Trolley to 33rd Walnut. Parking lot near Tj of Weightman Hall or enroute to Mt Airv Liberal reward. Providence Washington Insurance Co. LO 3-0515. A M.

to 5:30 P- M. REWARD. $10 for each, lost vie boxer. 7 female, bnndlc with vhite feei. chest to nose' "afd Great Dane.

male, tan with hlfk fa. named Siegfried. Call Wayne346n-M I.OST In Gimbels, brown brief case containing clipboard with manuscript. No euestiens asked. Reward Phone BA 2-0905.

Armond E. Waldo. LOST Tovfox terrier. Fern. White with wSrt patches.

Brown head. Lib. Reward. Children grieving. No Quest ons asked.

Sterner RdTrevose. iOST. Sat. A. M.

bet. Poplar Fair-mount ave on 12lh st. 1 he. plate. rSrnber 300M3.

Reward S. Ple.se return to 1844 N. 18th stJ(iHrIront. TOST Brown wallet. A.

C. bet. the Rafters on Black Home PS. The Old TaverTon White Hor.e Pk :t.n. valubGenerous rt.ft At5i.b TOST Brown zipper brief homing book.

Rew Vi. Tyson yd. to Frankford ave. CallgrNE4-914 i. TOST White dog.

brown spots oyer head i back, answers Fluffy, vie. Sellers ave State RdJJnper Darby.Rcw.Bivd.5.. 8 osT Fox Terrier, white ith black Harness. "Jackie" Rew ST 4-7049 Other Lost and Found Page 1 experienced. -3733 eves.

3732 Powelton ave. SH i SALESMEN VACUM CLEANER SALESMEN ATTENTION Factory distributor has opening for exD Vacuum Cleaner salesmen and two men for supervisory positions. LEADS FURNISHED. NO CANVASSING SALARY AND LARGE COMM. CAR FURNISHED If you have Vacuum Cleaner sales exp.

here is your chance to get permanently connected with a national organization make at least $150 wk. This is the best deal ever offered in the Vacuum Cleaner business. Ask for Mr. Edwards, factory representative. at Standard Vacuum Cleaner S.

E. Corner 8th and Arch sts. SALESMAN Sales Representative for Delaware Lower Menon St Wilmington Area. Excellent opportunity for permanent position with nationally known Building Material Mfr. Exp.

in this line not necessary. Year round salary, plus comm. St bonus. Promotion available as soon as qualified. Car necessary.

Interviews at Factory Branch. 5942 Baltimore 10 A. M. ti! 2 P. M.

Ask for Mr. Schmidt or if employed phone SH 7-1524 for appt. SALESMEN, part or luil time, closers get on the band wagon of the new-advertising campaign, finest srorm windows in the country. Guar, at least 25 percent comm. Manufacturer advertising.

One sale a week for a year gives you a new Buick besides comm. Apply IT. Fuel Conservation 148 W. KNITTER-MECHANIC On Brinton P. and Wildman At Leighton ribbers.

permanent top salary for good man. Clover Knitting Mills. 1011 W. Diamond 8th fir. KNITTERS, expd.

on Tompkins spring needle machine. Must be able to stitch on. K-224 Inquirer. MEN (2) SALARY PLUS COMM. National publisher with offices in 14 key cities of the U.

S. will train 2 ambitious men to work in our sales dept. Good character references required. Apply "VOICE OF THE PEOPLE" 1649 N. Broad St.

Rm 306 Columbia Station ESTIMATOR. Chemical or Petroleum Industry. Permanent. State education, exp. age fc sal.

requirements. 0-253 Inquirer. ESTIMATOR exp. in plumbing and heating construction. Landau Plumbing 6s Heating 3132 N.

Broad st. PRESSERS. exp. on rough work. Stdy.

work for exp. men. Apex Cleaners, Harrison St Watkins, Up. Darby. Boulvd 4141 1605 LATIMER LABORERS APPLY 8 A.

M. FARMER. Married man, for working foreman on fruit As truck farm. House avail. Farm exp.

necessary. Byron T. Roberts. Msrltcn. N.

J. Moorestown 9-0375-1. MALE HELP WANTED SALESMEN ATTENTION HEATING SALESMEN! 'Real Hustlers Who Want Earn Up to $15,000 per Year) THIS SEASON'S BIG GUN WILL BE FAIRMOUNT! THE BIGGEST ADS WEEK IN WEEK OUT! LOADS OF LEADS EVERY DAY! SENSJBLE PRICES PROMPT APPROVALS! THE FINEST INSTALLERS! THE RIGHT INCOME STRUCTURE FOR YOU AND AN HONEST COUNT1 $100 Draw to Qualified Men ARE YOn EXPERIENCED' ESTIMATOR STRONG CLOSER? OWN A CAR? BIG EARNER? Let's Tall- In Confidence! SEE MR. GAINOR A. M.

TO 9 P. M. FAIRMOUNT 1030 N. 4th St. LUMBER At Millwork salesman, for retail lumber yard.

Must be experienced. Apply in person. New Deal Lumber St Millwork 20th St Ridge ave. LUMBER salesman St estimator, expd. at retail.

Must be able to take blue prints. Good salary. Apply in person. Washington Lumber. 612 Washington ave.

PRESS FR, must be thoroughly exp. on rough work for retail dry cleaning plant. Apo. Bell's Cleaners. 246 Main Swedesboro.

N. J. 7-021 8. PRESSER. rough.

Full time. Piece work. Call AL 4-7701, betw. 9-11 A. M.

or Hilltop 1200. betw. 9-12 A. M. PRESSER.

expd. silks St rough work. Steady work. Ph. Bryn Mawr 2080.

PRESSER wanted for 2 stores. Must be good. Apply 510 Mai Darby. Pa. MALE HELP WANTED MACHINIST any day til 5 P.

Sat. St Sun. till 1. GA 6-2652. MEN MEN MEN To be trained in all phases of heating and air-conditioning Industry, including sales.

Age St past exp. of no consequence, car an asset, but not. necessary. Liberal drawing account paid to those selected. Apply in person.

2254 N. Broad 9 A. to 4 M. HOLLAND FURNACE CO. PRINTER, all round man.

expd. on job press St composition. Able to accept re-sponsibilit. State exp. fully St rate wanted.

R-241 Inquirer. FIELD Engineer cn construction. Thor-ougnlv exp. on layout of industrial At commercial buildings. Give details of exp.

Aalary. -12 Inquirer. FIXER, good and experienced Spool Ax-minster Loom Fixer for seamless looms in Canada. B-177 Inquirer. FLOOR man.

expd. preferred, who can read blueprints has trior, knowledge in hardwoods resilient. Steady position. State experience fe salary in 1st letter. Our employees know of this ad Az all re-plies confidential.

H-209 Inquirer. FOREMAN SEWING DEPT. SPORTS SHIRTS Must have complete knowledge of quality, sewing and handling of help. We will only consider a man who knows how to supervise the making of a high quality sport shirt. Write, giving full details, in 1st letter.

Address E-38, P. O. Box 3552. Phila. 22.

BRAKE Operator. Capable of changing own dies. Expd. only. Apply 108 N.

3rd. BREAD SALESMAN, for roui Comm. Apply in person. 2918 N. 22d st.

BRICKLAYERS, non-union, face brick only, no block work or apprentices. Job located Route 13. 3 miles below Wilmington. Wages S2.75 an hour. $1.50 per day for transportation if interested.

R-27, P. 0.Box3575.Phila. 22. Pa. BRICKLAYERS Union.

Apply John B. Kellv, Inc. of Wildman Arms Apartmenis, Baltimore pike west of Lansdowne Lansdowne. Pa. BRICKLAYERS Union.

Apply-John B. Kelly, of Byberry Hospital. Building N-9. Inide glared tile work BRICKLAYERS-wanted. Highest wages.

Long job. Apply Lardner between Bustleton Boulevard. BRICKLAYERS. Apply on job. MacDade Blvd.

South Gienolden. Pa. BRICKLAYERS Apply Samuel Elgart. 1605 Latimer St. BRICKLAYERS wanted, long job.

Highest wages. Apply Tyson the Boulevard. BRICKLAYERS wanted. Long Job. High-est wages.

App. Summerdale Levies st. CANVASSERS, salesmen crew managers. The best deal in town. Highest comm.

bonuses paid. All nationally advertised merchandise. Also, an opportunity to seil appliances. It pavs to investigate this ad. Call after 10 A M.

See Mr. Martin. Household Equipment 944 N. 2nd St. CANVASSERS.

Expd. men with car. Our sure fire item with $10 free gift should net you over $100 per week. Our territory covers a 60-mile radius. override paid vacation.

Call alter 10 A. M. Lou's Home Equipment ol62- 64 Thompson si CANVASSERS EXP D. ROOFING. SIDING.

HEAT SALARY COMM. PRODUCER CAN WRITE HIS OWN COMM. TERMS. BA 2-3852. 9:30 TOl 1 A.

M. 363 1 WALNUT. CANVASERSAma5ng opportunity. Big morey. demonstrating Roll of Honor Bible.

Comm. We Mr. Smith, 1211 Chestnut. Room 603. CANVASSERS, full or part time to seil TV, refriKeration.

washers. Good comm. SALESMEN (2) Exp. heating St remodeling. No canvassing.

Plenty of live leads. Must have car. $50 a week draw, account against comm. Apply STATE HFATING St REMOD. INC.

1301 N. 55TH ST. BET. 9 St 11A.M. SALESMEN.

Career opportunity. Sell candy direct to retailers on established routes for manufacturer. We want aggressive men seeking advancement. Must be South Jersey resident. Car not necessary.

Salary plus commission Call Gluicester 6-0450, ask for-Miss Hixon. CLEANER. 1 day wfciy. Retired "iUe-man. Clean, Sun.

morns, only. Apply ManagerJoTheaer.J333kaye. CLERK -Typist, type well, have pleasing personalitv enjoy meeting people for wK.inna,riorgan.5jaywJt.RI-8817 COLLECTION Man, expd. inside delinquent accts. Excel, opp.

Apply all wk. Suite 1205Market tNational Bk.ldK. COLLECTOR Salesmen. Must have good following in North or South Phila. Can make big money selling furniture is appliances.

Sal. at comm. Stewart Furniture. 3955 Haverford ave. (nr.

cor. 40th Lancaster COLLECTOR-Salesmen for installment routes. Expd. man with late model car. comm.

paid vacation. Cash returnable bond nec. Call aft. 10 A. M.

Lou nrne mprnent Ctv 51 6 2 -64 Thorn pso COLLECTOR new business contact man. Must be high calibre, well educ. have car. At, least 5 exp. finance bus.

Salary. $5500. K-219 Inquirer. COLLECTOR-Salesman estab. route for expd.

installment man with ability to build. comm. At car allowance. New-more Home Furnishing 6100 Market. COLLECTOR-SALESMAN lor installment furniture co.

N. E. section. Must have car. Salary state exp.

fe refs. M-113 Inn Hirer COLLECTOR -Salesman. Must be expd. in furniture appliance business. Car required.

Liberal comm. At car allowance. Apply Rosenau's. 2210 N. Front.

COLLECTOR-Salesman. exp. Installment man with following ior estab. route. N.

NE Phila. comm. car allowance. Harry Segal 721 Columbia ave. COLLECTOR-Salesman.

with following in colored routes. $100 salary comm. L-245 Inquirer. COLLECTOR-Salesman. Salary comm.

Furn. store. Sperling 2360 Gtn. COMPOSITORS. Exp.

on job and book work. Must be accurate workers. Write 0-2 1 3 Inquirer. COMPTROLLER for Class I Motor Carrier operating on Eastern seaboard. Replies confidential.

State experience detail, salary requirements and other pertinent information- C-264 Inquirer. COOK and Assistant Cook for summer boarding school 30 miles from Philadelphia. Experienced in cooking 'or large groups set meals no short order May 29 to September 9. Write giving references to V. M.

Dodge. P. A F. Broad Cherry Phila. 2.

Pa. COOK SHORT ORDER. FX P. FOR NIGHT WORK. APPLY 528 FEDERAL CAMDEN.

N. J. COOK. 2d. for small hotel.

Salary, room fc board. Ph. Ardmore 3o24. COOK male or female, must have exp day work. No phone calls.

246 W. Girard COUNTER man. exp. on soda fount. Gd.

wages, good tips, night work. Broadway Restaurant. N. W. cor.

Broad Snyder. COUNTERMAN Griddle, fast clean. Expd only. Call Gloucester 6-3690. CRATER, household goods, thoroughly cap.

of taking charge. State lull exp. fc ail details. R-307 Inquirer CLUTTER on custom slip covers, thoroly expd. Call WA 2-7386 for appointment.

cljTTING and Creasing Press Man and fctrippers on Thomson 24 41 presses. Quality and production minded men only. Folding box experience. Royal-Pioneer Paper Box Mfg. 10th Washington DESIGNER, precision machine.

10 years' minimum exp Write K-209 Inquirer. DISHWASHER, porter. Part time. Hours 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.

Apply JJgontgj. DOCK Foreman, familiar with Pallet operation for motor truck co. Excellent salary. State exp. refs.

H-186 Inquirer DRAFTSMEN. Chemical Process, Structural, Piping. Minimum 10 yrs. exp. in either Chemical Process or Plpeing 5 yrs.

in Structural Design Drafting. Permanent position in Engineering Dept. of Chemical Company. Phila. area.

atate education, complete exp. record, age salary desired. P-235 Inquirer; DRIVER-SALESMAN. On truck. From N.

Phila. Wonderful opportunity to learn furniture business. Salary. State age Si exp E2J4taquirer. DRIVER-Salesmen to call on retail food mfcts.

for out-of-town wk. comm. MEN TO TAKE CARE OF SEWING MACHINES SFECIALS IN CHILDREN'S DRESS FACTORY. GOOD PAY. STEADY.

EXPD. ONLY NEFD APPLY DELAWARE MFG. CO. 91 St Walnut Wilmington. Del.

Collect. Wilmington 4-1922 for app't. MACHINIST. Expd. on Wilcox St Gibbs.

Union Special 241, Singer 400 175 button. 71 buttonhole other special machines. Must be able to make attachment to a degree. Please state refs. fc salary expected.

A-182 Inquirer. MACHINIST, Die Setter, for small metal stamping shop. Must be able to inspect parts from blueprints. State age, experience, wages desired. L-214 Inquirer.

MACHINIST, expd. all around man on Singer sewing machines for sewing factory. Steady job. Give compl. details, also sal.

to start. 0-218 Inquirer. MACHINIST expd. on all types of sewing machines other clothing plant machinery. Excel, opportunity.

L. W. Foster, Hancock St Westmoreland. MACHINIST. lcTyrs.

experience, for' 16" engine lathe. 24" Bullard St radial drill. Write L-186 Inquirer. SALESMAN with car for Wilmington area to sell direct to home owners. Heating bathroom kitchen fixtures Sz electrical aopliances.

Guar. sal. plus comm. For interview phone before 11 A. M.

Star Stores, Mr. H. GL 5-7805. SALESMEN. Career opportunity.

Sell candy direct to retailers on established routes for manufacturer. We want aggressive men seeking advancement. Must be South Jersey resident. Car not necessary. Salary plus commission.

Call Gloucester 6-2986. ask for Miss Hixon. Tall, strong active, preferably with experience on heavy metal assemblies, metal stamping presses and shipping to fill vacancies which may occur shortly. If unemployed, report for interview to Mrs. Scott Penna.

State Employment. Service. 5604 N. Broad Phila. Bring your Social Securitjr Card.

"men Full or part time, new Item, not sold In stores. 5 in 1 set for baby. Hi chair, ear seat, youth chair, table it chair set. and beautiful all chrome stroller. No canvassing, no collecting, cells on sight.

Sal. St comm. See for yourself. See Mr. Barry, Hotel Essex.

April 11. 2 to 6 P. M. MEN (2). I don't care wharTkTrid-of-work you have been doing, if you will give me an honest day's effort.

I'll show you how to work my way. My men average $150 a week selling to live leads, no canvassing. PRINTER to qualify as all-around man in small shop: give full particulars as to past exp. P-225 Inquirer. PRINTING Press Man and Feeder on 2-coicr Miehle.

Color work, block and register own forms. Capable of turning out grod quality work. Folding box experience. Reply to S-28. P.

O. Box 3414. 22. Pa. PRINTING, paper cutter experienced 50" automatic cutter.

Salary $48. State age St any refs. 40-hour week. Steady job lor right man. Write L-1S7 Inquirer.

REFRIGERATION salesmen. Sell beer systems. Air conditioning St commercial refrigeration on 50 c- profit sharing basis. Exp. men can double precent income.

BA 2-4040. ROOFERS Kettle Men. come ready for work 7:30 A. M. 4945 Wakefield st.

ROOM clerk. Refs. Apply after 1 P. Congress Hotel. 1334 Walnut st.

SALES UNUSUAL SALES OPPORTUNITY One of our clients needs additional men selling comprehensive Sr proven food program to taverns in Philadelphia area. Exceptionally high earnings on straight comm. basis. After brief training period, draw can be arranged if desired. Opportunity for advancement.

Write, giving full personal history St sales exp. Do not call. INC. 1420 Walnut Phila, 2. Pa.

SALESMEN CAUTIOX Whrn atimce.rinu advertisement, do not inclose orifl.nal reference, or other valuable mter-mis Copies serve the purpose and originals miy get lost. Also he sure the bom LETTER as icell as the numhsr is on the envelope. Tone 1. ACCOUNTANT, competent, qualiffd man as ass r. to Chief Accountant in food Brccessing firm in Jersey.

Good PPf-tunitr. State exp. salary required to H-170 Inquirer. APPLIANCE SALESMEN CAMDEN AREA Onportv for qualified aoolicants to join WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO expanding highly successful appliance sales organization. Comoanv benefl's include GROUP INSURANCE RETIREMENT PLAN PAID VACATION PROFIT SHARING AnoUance sales exp.

helpful, but not tiecessarv. as accepted men will receiie 2 weeks' training while on salary, after which they will receive drawing account, against comm. Annlicants should own automobile and be Interested in selling career. For interview apply in person 8 A. M.

to M. Tuesday at The Plaza Hotel. Camden. N. J.

Ask for Mr. O'Connell orMrCo. ARTIST, male or female, who can make visual layouts for large dept. store. Give eomp details including sal.

All replies will beJwconfldemial6SInjmire ASSEMBLER, with experience in soft hard soldering. Good opportunity with manufacturer of pneumatic industrial instruments in Frankford section. Give age. experience rate expected P.O. Box 4846 Frankford Stafion.Phij a124.Pa AUTO Salesmen (2 To sell new used' ears From floor it on the road.

Must have good car live in Delaware couniy. Comm. Call Darby 6019. ask for Mr. Love.

AUTO ACCESSORY Salesman. 25 to 35. Phila. area. Must have parts or retail auio accessory exp.

Excel, salary. Opport. fir RdvaneernentzA-18qnqmrer. AUTO SANDER Polisher. 1st class.

Must be thoroughly expd. Call ready for work. Crown. 1408WOxfordst. ACCOUNTANT for CPA off.

Op- vcrt. for beginner. State age, edu. St des. Inquirer.

ADVERTISING telephone solicitors for specialedition. Comm. K-225 Inquirer AUTO Salesmen: New At used cars. expd. Commission transp.

Bywood Motors. MAN WITH CAR to train locally for permanent connection with large national housewares manufacturer. Sales experience an asset but. not absolutely necessary. Honesty, integrity, reliability most important.

Percentage advance, plus bonus arrangement. Call Mr. Ryan. PO 5-5907. between 10 A.

M. and 12 noon. Tuesday only. MAN, with outside selling direct to consumer on a budget basis. Nationally advertised items, with public acceptance.

Salary St plus bonus. A live wire salesman can earn $75 to $100 a week. Apply after 10 A. Herbert Jewelers, 112 S. 52d st.

Do not phone. Apply in person 13th. 6 oO P. Silverman 6th Soutn. CANVASSERS to matte contacts only.

No selling. For home repair. Sz equipment. Stlary fc comm. paid weekly.

Deluxe Home Installations. 1906 Germantown ave. CANVASSERS, opening for a number of good men in home improvements fiz ap- n-gnest romms. paid. Silo Home Furnish ers.

5i54 Ridge ave. All of us should make plans for our future, but the present. Is equally important. We would like to prove to severs! young aggressive sales-minded men that our national organisation can cfler yon an immediate opportunity for high earnings on a commission basis, selling our Educational Pian combined with the National Homemaker's Club. 5-hr.

day. 5-day week, no night work, live leads furnished. Ask for Mr. Nordahl, Penna. Sta' Employment Service.

226 S. Broad Apply Wednesday, 9-11 only. SALESMAN Wanted. A man to repre-sent Uarco Inc. business forms.

Good sal St comm. with oppor. to increase earnings in proportion to productive effort. Previous selling exp. desirable but not nec.

Knowledge of accounting St office procedures helpful but not essential, since the FOREMAN. SHIPPING. AGGRESSIVE PERSONALITY. FULLY CAPABLE OF SUPERVISING MEN. MUST THOROLY UNDERSTAND MANAGEMENT.

LABOR CUSTOMER RELATIONS. WRITE STATING AGE. EDUCATION. EXP. A SAL.

EXPECTED. BURLINGTON AREA, REPLIES TREATED CONHDENTIALLY. H-221 INQUIRER. FOREMAN for cathode ray tube production. Must be expd.

in all phases of manufacture, heavy on glass. Should be able to assist research engineer in setting up manufacturing facilities. Will assume full responsibility for supervision of small production unit. Write all details and salary desired. L-172 Inquirer.

FOREMAN to take care of press, it trimming dept. in mtr. boys' soorts dress shirts. D-37, P.O. Box Phila.

22. FOREMAN, misc. tfc ornamental iron, old estab. company. P-221 Inquirer.

FRUIT produce man for seashore market, exp. in both wholesale St retail. Penn stores 725 Asbury Ocean City. N. J.

Ph. Ocean City 0715. FRUIT St fish manager wanted, must be thoroughly exp. St all around man. In-qiiire 2337 Ridge bet.

10 12 A. M. FRUIT MAN. Must be experienced. Phone GA 3-3038.

FRUIT Sz Fish man, expd. only. Apply In person Richman's. 5616 Broad st. FURNITURE retall'expT Be able to handle all detail work in exec, office, inventories, re-crders.

adjustments, etc. Kahn Si Rosenau. 615 Marketat. GARAGE MAN. Car" WasherT Lubricator, responsible elderly man pref.

Bring refer MEN with high graoe cabinet hardwood finishing capable cf burning in, using stick shellac and touching up both on sealer and final lacquer. United Wood Specialty Mfg. 951 Broadway. Fall River. Mass.

pltance line. Sal. plus high comm. 1115 SALESMEN New elevatorized Baby Butler. Comb, safety chair, table, swing St ear seat.

Leads. No canvassing. Not seasonal. Car needed. High comm.

Call EV 2-4450 or write M-205 Inquirer SALESMEN FOR TELEVISION And Major appliances, spot delivery. With or without car. Good sal. St comm. This is the best, deal in the city.

Apply Gvgrtz-Stern 932 Arch St. SALESMAN Exp. 21-to30 to sell paper supplies to retail ladies', men's, children's and gift shops. Sal. Apply Hygeia Paper Delaware Ave.

and Queen st. SALESMAN, aggress, man. intangible selling, accustomed large earnings. Est. has opening.

Sell advertising programs to business Arms. Travel this area. Car essent. Excel, bonus Call Jack Gordon. SP 4-1571.

SALESMEN. 25-45. with a successful sales background, for new auto sales, with one of the oldest St largest dealers on a profit sharing plan. Exp. not essential.

We will train you. Write, giving phone to Box H-220 Inquirer. SALESMEN. Fuller Brush Co. Our men average $75 weekly with new catalog plan.

Excel oppor with future. No exp. nec. Comm. basis.

Cleanup with spring cleaning now. Apply 1337 Market 9-3. SALESMAN Refrig. Exp. selling-commercial refrig.

dealer trade Sz OEM Eastern Penna. Technical background. Salary plus bonus. Expenses St car mileage paid. Opportunity for exp.

man. L-126 MEN (3). neat, intelligent St ambitious. to demonstrate our quality line of Wat-kins Products. Our men earn more than $50 wk.

comm. 4c bonus. No exp. nec, we train you. If steady pay no layoffs interest you see Mr.

Perry, 720 S. Broad Girard ave. Apply betw. 10 12 noon, i CANVASSERS, complete line household goods. Spot deliveries.

High commissions. Apply Brody 1244 W. Girard ay. CANVASSERS, full or part time, household items for Installmt. house, highest comm.

paid. Mr. Roseman. 3041 Ridge av. CANVASSERHeating Alterations, to work with closer.

full co-opera- 3-6686. CARETAKER. Man. wife daughter to I serve as caretaker, cook nurse, inter-j ested only in family seeking a permanent I position. Living quarters furnished.

Man Sales Manager FOR SPECIAL DEPARTMENT. LARGE NATIONAL PUBLISHER. LOCAL AREA. EXPERIENCED IN DIRECT SALES. ABLE TO TRAIN AND HANDLE MEN NFCFSSARY.

COMM. BASIS. MUST HAVE CAR St BE FREE TO START AT ONCE. Give full particulars regarding self in first letter. 0-252 Inquirer.

successiui canaiaate will be trained. Special consideration given to man with steady employment record. Preferable age 25 to 35. Give full details inc. age.

marital status, education previous employ-ment history. o-2 14 Inquirer. MEN. Full or part time, to sell T. Refrigeration.

Washing machines. Good comm. Do not phone. Apply in person, 18th. 6:30 P.

M. Silverman's, 6th St South sts. MAN, 24-30, some business to learn claim work, no exp. nec. Willing to start at bottom St progress.

Must be S. grad St at least 5'8 $180 per mo. to start. Tell us about yourself, age, ht. St wt.

St emp I. B-202 Inquirer. MAN, single, for working in country hotel St tending bar at nights. $25 wk. with room St board, to start.

Good home. State atte St references. H-208 Inquirer. MAN St wife. Light housework duties for 1 adult.

Man for watchman at night, can work elsewhere during day. Located near car line. P-270 Inquirer. MAN wife, cooking, butler, some driving, exp. Refs.

city. GR 3-2579 MAN. Auto seat covers, exp. all around on tops. 3732 Powelton ave.

SH 7-3783 eve. SALESMEN ences Smith Garage, 4007 Ludlow st. GAS Station attendant. Expd. Apply Esso N.

E. cor. 17th Glenwood ave. MEN. Fuller Brush Co.

Cosmetic div. has oppor. for 2 field managers, also need dealers part or full time. 40' comm. No exp.nec.

1237 Market st. RI 6-4526. MILI HANDS Expd. on frames, sash, doors. Apply Washington Lumber, 612 Washington ave.

MOULDING PLANT SET UP Man on STOKES Automatic semi-automatic machines. Maintenance molding. Please do not reply unless qualified with exp. St knowledge of these machine vJR-2 2 8 Inquirer. RALES TRAINEE District Manager of National Metal houseware prcduct mfgr.

will interview men from Phila. St Jersey St select 2 representatives for local operation. Exp. not necessary. Car essential.

Our men average $75 per week and better on liberal comm. St expense bonus arrangement. Apply at home office. Merit Metalcraft 509 S. Broad 10 to 2.

4: expenses. To sell trading stamps. Reliable. 136 N. 5h at.

Inotnrer. Progressive old firm, in business for a number of years, has several openings Sr desires intelligent aggressive men who demand a good income, selling storm windows, heating St building material. Leads furnished to approved men. Car nec. Good comm.

A bonus. No phone calls. Interview applicants between 10 A. M. St 3 P.

M. Associated Better Homes Co 27 Ardmore. Pa. SALESMEN. Nationally known manufae turer of building materials offers an excellent opportunity for 2 men.

Experienced in this line not necessary a thorough training will be given Thfa is a steady position with an excellent, chance for advancement. 6alary plua comm. paid to men selected. Car necessary. Phone for interview, day or eve-ningCH 7-6377.

MAN, expd. for fruit St produce store. Apply 1252 Point Breeze av. MAN For gen. utility work around Rest.

Day work. 1651 Germantown ave. must be "Jack of all trades." Car provided, location near Paoli. Refs. required.

Rtply to H-231 Inquirer. CARPENTERS expd. on custom-built homes. Apply T. J.

.1. J. Regan, Sprln fc Heather rd Elkins Park CARPENTERS 3 working foremen to run house construction, non-union. Car essential. Rate $2.25 per hr.

GA 3-0238 orGA3-9599. CARPENTER. 1st class, able to lay out work with little supervision. With car. Come today.

2 to 5 P. 343 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. CARPENTER, 1st class, non-union house construct.

GA 3-0238 or GA 3-9599. CARPENTER Instructor. 10 years trade part eve, work. LO 4-2391. CHEF, restaurant exp.

Apply 2-4 P. M. Mayfair Restaurant. 7264 Frankford. SALESMEN.

Auto, if you are looking for a part-time deal see us. Have a nice comm. proposition, no phone information. Adkins Nash, Mr. Goodman, 1415 N.

Broad. experienced. NIGHT CLERK wanted. Hotel Reed. ST 4-9800.

DRUGS, manager for patent medicine cosmetic store in Chestnut Hill. Sal. comm. No Sundays. State age exp.

D-194 Inquirer. DRUGGIST. R.P., $75 references are confidential. Mostly afternoons evegs. Busy store, but pleasant.

Write Mr. Ring. 6923 Penn Pittsburgh. Pa. DRUGS.

RM. a good, thoroughly expd. man. Good pay, excellent opportunity. Galen Drugs.

40th Market sts. DRUGS. Reg. Expd. to manage store in N.

Phila. Good oppor. AL 4-5879. 9-5 PM. DRY Cleaner exp.

only, night work, whlsle. dry cleaning plant. Globe Cleaners. 858 Haddon. Collingswood.

N. Ph. 9129. SALESMEN. Full or part time, to sell T.V., Washing Machs.

Good comm. Do not phone. Apply in person Tues. 18th. 6:30 P.

Silverman's. 6th St South sts. MECHANIC. 1st class. Many exp.

Gd. trouble shooter. Must have tools. St S. Auto Repairs.

700 W. Erie ave. MECHANICAL engineer, graduate. 25 to 35 yrs. Exp.

chemical plant equipment, setting up standards. Perm. pos. Engineering large chemical company. State education, age St sal.

requirements. H-151 Inquirer. SALES ENGINEERS Men with engineering training on air-conditioning refrigeration St heating, for sales dept. of contractor. Must be able to handle contracts up to 100 tons.

Drawing acct. car allowance. Phone LO 4-3762 ask for Personnel Dept. or write Q-233 Inquirer. SALES MGR.

OUR MEN EARN $200 WEEKLY SAL. A COMM. ESTIMATING ON HOME REPAIRS CAR NEC. LEADS FURN LO 4-3750 OFFSET Stripper, capable of doing 1st class work. P-232 Inquirer.

OPERATORS. Expd. Single and Double Needle operators on all parts coats and trousers. Apply Progressive Coat St Apron Mfg. 2701 N.

Broad 3rd fir. OYSTER opener for seafood bar. Exod. Stabber, counter work, $30 plus tips. Apply W.

L. Evans. Reading Terminal Market. 11th St Filbert sts. SALESMEN HEAD WAITER.

Large theatre restau-tani. 3 miles from Phila. Large scale food St banquet business. H-207 Inquirer. HEATING St air conditioning service installation man for permanent pos.

in estab. St aggressive heating St cooling organization in Del. Co. Applicant must have exp. with packaged cooling St commercial refrigeration.

Write giving refs. St wages expected. S-194 Inquirer. HERDSMAN, capable of handling mixed herd. 25 to 30 milkers.

Od. refs. required. House St privileges. Phone Valley Forge 3431 after 5 P.

M. HOUSEMAN settled to live in Maryland. 1 gentleman. Perm. pos.

Phone A. M. SP 4-6750. HOUSEMAN. $45 mo.

plus full maint. All Saints Hosp. 8601 ten ton av. CH 7-0920. INSURANCE, exp.

not nee. Sales ability req. This is an opport. of your lifetime to estab. yourself perm, with a progressive, rapid growing insurance company.

If you have ability we offer you security St a liberal income thru comros. St bonuses. Apcty Rm. 310. Crozer 5th Market Chester.

or 207 W. 7tH CHEMIST SALESMAN, largest Beauty Supply Jobber in the East requires high type man to cover establ. territory. Drawing account against comm. Car essential.

Apply 2919 N. Broad st. betw. 9 A.M. St 10 A.M SALESMAN Retail with car.

out of town. Appliances. $260 per month plus commission State age full particulars of past exp. etc. in reply.

H-140 Inquirer. 610 Garrett road. Upper Darby. AUTO Tune-up man. exp'd on Sun equip- mcnt.

Apply 6311 Germantown Ave. BAKER 2nd hand. Expd. all around man. Pies, sweet dough pastry.

Apply 8 A. M. to 10 A. M. 5921 Market st.

BTKER wanted to help out Friday nights. Apply 200 W. Olney ave. BAKER, expd. 1st class on Jewish cakes 4s pastries.

HO 5-504 2 BAKER, good 2d hand, night work, all around. Apply 501 W. Diamond st. A WANT AD IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OP THE INQUIRER WILL BRING QUICK RESULTS. PHONE RITTENHOUSE A-5000.

MECHANIC on washing machines. Only exp. need apply. R-287 Inquirer. MEN Two openings for W.

Phila. select Industrial insurance debit. Life, health accident. Car St lie. pref Guar.

sal. to start. Good future assured to men who qualify. GR 2-8060. PAINTERS 1st class only.

Open shop. Report to Paint shop. Monroe Park Apts. Kenneth Pike Valley Mill Wilmington. Del.

SALES MANAGER for leading national culinary products company. Must be New item, not sold in stores. Babyhood Wonda Chair has openings for Qeaierw Distributors and Sales Mgrs. Phila. are Expd.

Baby Butler St Baby Tenda men qualified to start as distributorp St sales mgrs. Sal. St comm. See Mr. Barry.

Hotel Essex. April 11. 2 to 6 P. M. SALESMEN, collectors, for instaHmenT route, salary Sz com.

2455 Frankford SALESMAN, coal, fuel oil. oil burners, comm. Refs. Car. TR 7-5503.

SALESMAN. ExDd. only, work clothes men furnishings. Apply 630 Market st. SALESMAN.

Young man. expd. yard goods DRY CLEANER 4r. rough spotter. Thoroly exp.

in Phila. Cleaning Plant. Night work. GR 4-6700 or Hilltop 1200. ELECTRONIC KERVICB MAN Experienced electronic service man.

Permanent. Must have car. Electronic organ Degree Ip Chemistry or Chemical engineering Dairy bacteriology background necessary. Must be free to travel S. America.

Single. Knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese helpful. State age. exp. St salary desired H-203 Inquirer.

CHEMIST. Paint. If you are not top man want to advance where you will have full charge of control production. We can use an expd. msn.

All inquiries held confidential. Harad Paint 8317 Bar-tram av. EE 6-4553. Eve. call OR 7-3336 exp'd.

salesman St sales trainer. Our men average $7000 to $10,000 yearly income, comm. St over-writing. For interview call trimmings, advaneem t. Perm.

Best PAINTERS, all-around, lst-class only, for inside outside work. Apply 150 60th rfs. req. Baum's. 114 S.

lltb bef noon MEN. National Publisher starting new $12 Budget offer. Crew with or without cars. High comm. St expense.

Parents Institute. Rm. 10O7. 1011 Chestnut. 9-12.

MEN 2) to take orders for national grocery concern. Our men average comm. st bonus. 119 t. Ontario st.

Mr. Eisenfeld.PZ 5-3153. Tues. 12-2 PM SALESMEN, with car. 24-34.

est. terri PAINTERS, lst-class only, no others need apply. A. L. Reahra.

Wayne. Pa. FAINTER, Sl.oO per hr. No phone inform. Apply F.

Moser, 3875 Lancaster av. SALESMEN. Television electrical aopliances. Salary commission. Leads furn.

Rubin's Radio, 3030 York st. tory, wholesale toys novelties. Comm experience helpful. Good salary car to start. Excel, opp.

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