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SUNDAY CALL-CHRONICLE, NOVEMBER 12. 1939 TWENTY-TWO Deaths SIDE Gnihrnid. Win Service Placque Employment Financial HELP WANTED MALE 28 MONEY TO LOAN 36 2 FIRST CLASS CHEFS Auto Loans No Insurance Quick Service Write or call Genettl. LYONS FINANCE SERVICE 20 N. Laurel St- Haaleton.

P. 29 8. 8th St. Ph. 2-5695 EARN $5.00 A day taking orders for U)AJtST3 JO0.

8TANDARD PLAN. Lowy Christmas Chocolates. CaU 31 N. STANDARD LOAN SERVICE. INC.

10th city. 813 Hamilton Allentown. Ph 3-3511 TAm Newspaper wUl not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion any adv. and no flnims shall be allowed unless notice of error be given This Newspaper before 6 p. tn.

on the first day of publication. SALES 6 -ft I MORTGAGE MONEY. TO LOAN 3CA cowt iw net senvicE. wc. t.

m. ate, u. wt err. II' II er praised the local automobile firm for its meritorious work in providing better car service 'facilities for the motorists of Allentown. In accepting the award, Claude Yost, of the Ritter Yost Motor praised his service department employes for their part in winning the 100 per cent service rating, and pledged his organization to, give motorists every possible cooperation in the future.

He stated that the plaque would be put on display in the company's showrooms. "No, dearie, no more blind dates with football players this week I'm not quite ready to begin the career of a tackling- dummy." "Side Glances" is a daily feature of the Evening Chronicle Employment MORE THAN 40 YEARS Of service satisfaction to the people of Lehigh County. c( w. lakus son. Bryan w.

Laros Leo R. Mclntyre 121 N. 9th St. Dial 2-5169 WB HAVE MORTGAGE MONEY For city iroperty $500 to $50,000. 48 hour serv-ce.

J. W. Kessler. Realtor. 618 Chew St, FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Straight or F.H.A.

Mortgages. LEHIGH TITLE GUARANTEE 33 N. 5th St. Dial 2-4510. WANTED TO BORROW 37 $6000 Wanted on first mortgage on high class productive farm located in Northampton county.

LEWIS R. LONG. ATTY. 556 Main Pa. Ph.

110. Instruction ISiKtlIUn lUUBSLS YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH OR rAini write lor isieut ipsi rtri. Give age and occupation. Write Box 344.

Call A Chronicle. LEARN WELDING 124 EAST HAMILTON ST. PHONE 3-1792 Live Stock DOGS CATS OTHER PETS 45 BOSTON PUPPIES Registered, beautifully marked. Price reasonable, can be seen Sunday. 50 W.

North Bethlehem. BOSTON TERRIERS For sale, males ft females. Reg. stock, nicely marked. Reas N.

W. Khants. betw. Huffs Church Henningsville. PEDIGREED POINTER Male.

For sale. Apply 132 Gordon St. POLICE PUPPIES German Shepherd. ihoroughbreds. Cheap to good nome.

Mrs. Geo. Papashvily. R. 2.

Quakertown (near Richlandtown) Pa. RAT TERRIER PUPPIES ft. week nlri rw ior sf '1 t--. sv-v Tppntrp Rc.i,t nnnni. Also black Sl tan Manchester puppies.

John F. McBride. 70 Heckman Phil- lipsburg. N. J.

Ph. 5-1615. TOY FOX TERRIERS Pomeranian puppies. Price reasonable. Pom Kennels, 542 New Allentown.

WHITE PERSIAN KITTENS Beautiful $10 $15 Call Easton 2-5815 before 1 p. HORSES CATTLE STOCK 48 BLACK HORSES One team. 12 13 years. Work single or double. Very gentle.

Also harness complete. Wallace Marstel-ler, R. D. No. 1.

Macungie. Pa. 10 HEAD Fresh close springer cows. 8 head good young farm horses. 50 head young pigs at $2.50 each.

All kinds of livestock taken in exchange. Free truck delivery. R. C. Nicholas, 1 mi.

w. Cherry-ville or 1 mi. n. Treichlers. PIGS 5 wks.

old Aooly Amandes C. Os wald. Schnecksville Rt. 1, midway between Neffs and Laurys POULTRY AND SUPPUES 49 FANCY FAT TURKEYS Wholesale re tail. Call for low prices.

Ph. 483K4. Kose-dale Poultry Farm. Quakertown. Pa.

BABY CHICKS STARTED CHICKS White Ij-ehnrn Pullets 17 Wks Old. Barred Rocks At White Rocks 4 Wks. Old. LEHIGH VALLEY HATCHERY Allentown Rt. 3.

Ph. 22972. H. A. Steelman TURKEYS Scientifically raised on wire.

Live or aressea. we ae- nver. smitn. nr. wescosvuie.

rn. duo. HOME RAISED TURKEYS Dressed or alive. We deliver. At joraan juutneran church.

1st Farm. Ph. 3-6744. Hriur.RATSPn pottt.tr Live or dressed. We deliver.

918 8. Lum ber. DeRoner Poultry. Ph. 6314.

retnsmtth'S Poultry Market. City's best live dressed poultry. Wholesale dt retail. 37 8. Jefferson St.

Ph. 5402. TURKEYS Home raised ducks. geese. chickens, rabbits: dressed.

James non-man. 401 Howertown Rd. Catasauqua, Pa. TTtRJCFVR Raised on Larro mash wire floor. Give us a trial at taste me au- ference.

Delivered oressea or anve rn 3-6179. R. W. Grammes. Orefleld Pa TTTHKFVS Wholesale retail.

14 ets lb. cedar Biun rarm, next to ceaar BltitT garage cetronia WANTED LIVE STOCK 50 A FEDER SON Buy butcher cattle. calves and lambs, rnone z-bos or write 950 N. Front St- Allentown. Pa.

POULTRY WANTED All kinds. Hlgneii prices paid. QUEEN CITY POULTRY. 7th lb Union Sts Dial 2-1313 Merchandise ARTICLES FOR SALE 51 A BARGAIN In nthinj you get here. Heating.

riumDing, uuuaim supplies, mediators. Furnaces, Lumber, Doors. Sash, 100 other items. Rear 413 Oak St- bet. Chew Turner, above 4tn.

A NEW PLACE To bu new used lum ber, doors, sash, molding, piywooa. gas ranges, lurnaces, rsaiaiors. Doners, stoves, wash tubs, bath tubs, wash basin, toilets. Toilet sets 50c up. Sinks $3.50 up.

Showcases. 100 other items. Come look around, save money. QUALITY BUILDING PLUMBING MATERIALS 708 So. 6th St.

Dial 7086. (Where Em maus tt Phila. Highways Meet.) ANYTHING In the line of 8TOVE PIPE. Dampers. Elbows.

Tees. Black enamel. Furnace Cement. Fire Clay. Asbestos Ce ment.

Pipe Covering. Pipeless Furnacev Radiators. Hot Water Ac steam Boners, Repair Parts for any make. Roof Paint At Coating. Ruberoid Cement.

Anything in Heating or Plumbing. See us before you buy save money. 8haffer, 326 N. 7th St. Dial 2-7214.

20 years reliable business In Allentown. CAMERA Ikonta Super F. 2 8. carry- t. riujai us.

rmuci. A- Gr. Filt. $150. Baby carriage.

Reas Phone 28404. CUT FUEL COSTS With storm sash St doors We have a large Mock price reasonable. Trexler Lumber Co. Ph. 6251.

CUTTING LATHE 13 ft. straight. Full? equipped. Good cond. Reasonable.

Ap ply Fixzit System. 325 N. btn st. euKHALta valuuai cu- Bj.ar Dram pipes opened without digging. We bring our shop to your door 4-8 8th DEATHS BACHERT At New Ringgold R.

2. Nov. 9. 1939. Albert R.

Bachert, aged 71 years. 5 months and 17 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at 2 p. m. Sunday at the home of his brother, John Bachert.

New Ringgold R. 2. Short services at the home will be followed by regular services in Friedens church. New Ringgold, and interment will be made In the adjoining cemetery. T.

J. Oreenawalt. DERR In this city. Nov. 10.

1939, Franklin F. Derr, aged 78 years. 7 months, 23 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services from the Wonderly funeral home, 1119 Hamilton Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Interment in Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call on Monday from 7 co p. m. W. CHRIST In this city, Elizabeth M.

Christ. Nov. 11, 1939. B. CREYER At Bath, Nov.

10, 1939. Sarah nee Delp, widow of Oliver Creyer, aged 71 years. 11 months and 12 days. The funeral will be held from the 8chisler funeral home. 2119 Washington Northampton, Monday at 1:30 p.m.

Regular services, to which relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further notice will follow in Little Moore township church and burial will be made in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Schisler. DANIELS At East Welssport, Nov. 10, 1939.

Mrs. Anna Daniels, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends respectfully are Invited to attend funeral services from the home at 2 p.m. Monday. Rev.

F. E. Reich-ard will officiate. Friends may call Sunday night. Interment will be made in the North Weiss port cemetery.

Heller and Son. Welssport. DEHNHARDT In this city. Nov. 10, 1939, Henry J.

Dehnhardt, aged 81 years, 2 months and 16 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services from his late residence, the home of his son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Weaber, 211 N. 8th St. on Monday at 11:30 a.m. Interment at the convenience of the family in Fairview cemetery. L.D.O, GRAVER At East Welssport.

Mrs. Sara Graver, aged 66 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at 2 m. Sunday Jacob's Reformed church. Welssport.

Interment will be made in the Union Hill cemetery. Rev. Russell Mayer will officiate. Friends may call at the Heller and Son chapel. Welssport.

between 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday. Heller and Son. Weissport. HARDER In Northampton, Nov.

11, Frank husband of Tanka, nee Smerek, Harder. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Swallow. HILTON In this city. Nov.

10, 1939, Thomas M. Hilton, husband of Dora nee Sinrpson. Hilton, aged 63 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend services at the Heck-rotte and Spacht funeral home. 824 Walnut Sunday at 4 p.

m. Further services will be held Tuesday in the First Baptist church in Norton. Va. Interment in Norton. Va.

Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 p. Heckrotte and Spacht. HOLLMAN In this city. Nov. 9.

1939. Frank, husband of Mary (Dnger) Holl- man. aged 53 years, 5 months. 2 days. Relatives, friends and members of or ganizations with which he was affiliated are respectfully invited to attend funeral services from the late home.

622 N. 4th Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. and continued services in the St. Peters Lutheran church.

Ridge Ave. and Chew St. Inter ment in urandview cemetery. Friends are invited to call Monday 7-9 p. Weber.

HROMIAK In Allentown Nov. 10. 1939. Mrs. Catherine, nee Hafich.

Hromiak, wife ot Peter Hromiak in her 47th year Rela tives and friends and members of the St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Ladies' society. North C-tasauqua. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services from her late home. 128 2nd West Catasauaua, Monday at 9 a m.

Brief services at the home will be followed bv high mass in Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox church. North Catasauqua. Interment in the parish cemetery. Viewing Sunday afternoon and up until the time of the funeral. Swallow.

KNITTLB In this city. Nov, 10. 1939. Victoria nee Wingert. widow of J.

Frank Knittle, aged 78 years, 1 month, 8 days. Relatives and friends ere Invited to attend services from the Wonderly funeral home, 1119 Hamilton Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment in Highland cemetery. Friends may cat on Tuesday from 7 to 9 m.

w. MOTER In Ouakertown. Nov. 10. 1939.

Mildred R. Moyer, daughter of Laura J. (Heft) Detwei er and the late Clinton W. Moyer. aged 42 years.

14 days. Relatives, friends and members of the Ouakertown chaoter No. 319. Order of Eastern Star are respectfully invited to attena services Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.

at the Arthur W. TrefTineer funeral home. 9 N. Ambler Ouakertown. Friends are invited to call Monday 7-9 p.

at the iunerai nome. wiuara tiruver. ML'TH In this eitv. John Richard Muth, son ot Godfrey and Ada 1 Jones) Muth. aged 4 years.

Private funeral services on Tuesday at m. from the Derr Funeral home. 46 B. Susquehanna St. Interment In St.

Mark cemetery. William H. Derr. In K1lt.7t.nwn. Nov 1939.

James Jacob Nunemaker. hnshnnrl of Grace, nee Siegfried. Nunemaker. aged 81 years, 4 months and 11 days. Relatives and mends are respectfully invited, without further notice, to attend funeral services at the Fritz funeral chapel.

55 Noble Kutztown, Monday at 2 p. m. All services will be held at the funeral chapel. Interment will be made in the Grimsville cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening at the funeral chapel.

OLLAR At Philadelohla. Nov. 10. 1939 Stephen Ollar. son of Mahlon and Beora.

nee Bosnia, Ollar, aged 31 years, 1 month ana zo days. Due notice of funeral. Rabenold. ROTH At PoughkeeDsie. N.

Y. Mrs Susan E. Roth. Nov. 11.

1939. Relatives and frlentrs are invited to attend funeral services at the J. 8. Burkholder Funeral home. 1601 Hamilton Allentown.

Wed- nesaay aiternoon. a RIEDT In this citv. Ethelhert A. R. Riedv.

aeed 28 years. 8 months and 19 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services from the late home. 32 N. Glenwood Green- awalds.

Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment win oe made in ureenwood cemetery. Friends may call for viewing Tuesday eve ning irom 7 to 9 ociock. Walter S.

Bard. SAMUELS In this Nov. 10. 1939, Jay M. Samuels, son of Margaret, nee Schnurrman, and the late A.

Samuels, aged 04 years. 5 months and 9 davs. Keiatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend services at the J. S. Burkholder Funeral home, 1601 Hamilton on Monday at 11 a.

m. Interment private in Mt. Sinai cemetery. Please omit nowers. B.

RCHAFFFR Tn this eitv. NOV R. 1939 Annie Louisa, nee Zerfass. widow of the late rercy scnaner, aged 41 years. Brief services will be held at the J.

s. Burkholder Funeral home, 1601 Hamilton on Sunday at 1:30 p. followed by services in union church. Netts. Pa.

Inter ment in cemetery adjoining the church Friends are invited to call at the funeral nome on Saturday from 7 to 9 p. m. SEIBERT At New Tripoli R. 1, Henry w. Seibert, aged 63 years, 2 months and 16 days.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at his late home. New Tripoli R. 1. Tuesday at 1 p. m.

Further services and interment at Lowhill church. Friends may call at the late home Mon day Irom 7 to 9 p. m.3 Charles E. Snyder SHIELDS In this city. Nov.

10. 1939, William Shields. Relatives and friends are respectfully In vited to attend the funeral from his late home at 1030 Tilghman on Tuesday at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem high mass will be sung in St. Francis of Assisst church at 10 a.

m. Interment in Holy saviour cemetery, Bethlehem. Becker. STEIDLE In this city, Nov. 10, 1939, Edward steinie.

Relatives and friends are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral from his late home. 422 'i N. Hall on Tuesday at 8:30 ciock Requiem high mass win be sung in the Sacred Heart of Jesus church at 9 a. m. Interment in St.

Joseph cem etery, Mauch Chunk. Becker, STONEBACK In Bethlehem. Thursday, Nov. 9, 1939. Mrs.

Cora Stoneback, 62 wife of Frank stoneback, at the late rest dence. 943 Monocacy St. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 2 p. Monday at the late home. Burial Memorial Park.

Friends may call Sunday evening. Marvin M. steyers. 8TOKDT In this city. Nov.

9. 1939 Myrtle nee Brendle. Stoudt, widow of Benjamin s. stoudt. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend at the J.

S. Burkholder funeral home. 1601 Hamilton St. at 1:30 n. m.

Monday. Interment in St. Mark cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p. m.

Sun day. B. STRATJSS In this city. Nov. 11.

1939 Agnes nee wife of Harry E. Strauss. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at the J. S. Burkholder funeral home, 1601 Hamilton on Tues day at 3 p.

m. Interment in West End cemetery. Friends may call on Monday irom 7 to p. m. Bethlehem papers please note.

8TRAWN In Bethlehem. Thursday, Nov. 9, 1939. Mrs. Mary Transue Strawn, 48, wue 01 lister strawn, 52 E.

Ettwein St Bethlehem. Relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral services at 2 p.m. Tues day by the Rev. Daniel Kistler In the Steyers Home. 70 E.

Broad St. Burial In Fairview cemetery. Marvin M. Steyers. CEMETERY LOTS MONUMENTS THE H.

ROMIG CO. 225 N. 10th St. Est. 1886 Phone 4366 cemetery Memorials Monuments ESQUIRE MAGAZINE Has an unusual opening for an ambitious, energetic man or woman who wants to earn.

No experience or investment needed. We train you. Your territory still open. Earnings from $3 a day up liberal commissions plus valuable gifts. This Is our best season.

Write at once for particulars to Art Brown, Esquire, 405 Palmolive Chicago. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For seasoned salesman with car wanting permanent connection with established house. Territory available in Allentown and nearby. New season about to start with greatest calendar line in our 57 years. Complete line specialties, signs, cloth advertising.

New campaign idea a sen sation. Many new exclusive features. Liberal commissions. Kemper-Thomas Dept. 2989, Cincinnati.

O. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS WANTED Make 30c to 40c gross profit on the dollar. Full or part time. No experience required. Write for Free Outfit offer.

Write Box J4i. can chronicle. HIGH SCHOOL GRAniTATF Air 17-22. to travel Immeriiatnlv with salesmen on 6 week tour of New England States. Ex- I oenence unnecessary.

Expenses ad vanced. Apply 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday only. Mr.

Oliver. Hotel Easton. Easton. MEAT CUTTER Counterman. Only those with experience refs.

need ap ply. Allentown Grocery 333 Ham. St. MAN To develop steady store route. Call on an Kinas retailers, local territory.

Earn up to $65 week. No experience need ed Collect, deliver orders nationally ad vertised 5c-10c counter goods. World's! Products. Dept. V-25S.

Spencer. Ind. 3 MEN Wanted to distribute soao powder. Apply 8 a. ready for work or after p.

Room 313. 546 Hamilton st. 2 MEN Married, between 25 45. with experience of contact for home service work. Established business, we lurnisn car.

Openings in Lehigh Northampton counties. Apply to the Great American lea uorneyvme on itoute zzz. MEN With cars to place candy vendors in stores and factories. $150 commission ana 13C on collections, write ox Call Chronicle. Bethlehem.

PERM. POSITION Now open for man over 24 with car. Good pay to start Future to the right man. Inside out ide work. Anoly to Employment office.

I 3rd rear 9:30 a. morning. ijen co. i INSURANCE SALESMEN ATTENTION If you have sold or are now selling insurance. Write immediately Something new that everybody wants.

Box 245, Call Chronicle. PACKING HOUSE Has opening for the louowmg men: i experienced nog cut ter and beef trimmer. 1 experienced route salesman. 1 exp. skinner.

Important to give aee. experience reierence. write uox 41. can Chronicle, Betnienero. Fa.

POSITION OPEN Davins salary and expenses based on small soles onnta with nationallv known manufacturer of standardized maintenance products. We want a salesman qualified to call on industrial plants, packers, institutions, etc. Protected territory. Old accounts given. Rapid advancement, as- sured rsnt man.

write box can at Chronicle. SALESMAN Local or small town man to represent eastern manufacturer calling on Industrial manufacturing and factory lilvnaH.nra nnnM'PKirv lihernl commissions excellent opportunity for advancement. Must be over thirty and in good health. Applicants considered by letter only. State experience and past qualifications fully.

Write Box 311. Call Chronicle. WINDOW TRIMMER At show card writer. Experienced. Steady employment.

Apply Lerner Dept. store. Nortnampton. WOOD WORKER Wanted for auto bodies. Apply Fred Waltz.

352 Green St. HELP W'T'D MALE FEMALE 29 TAILORS AND ALTERATION HANDS Experienced In men's and women's cloth ing alterations. Apply Hess Brothers Em ployment Office, Annex-Third Floor. $30 WEEKLY GROW MUSHROOMS. Cellar, shed.

We buy 35c lb. WORLD'S LARGEST COMPANY 40 PAGE BOOK FREE. WRITE MUSHROOMS. Dept. 392.

2019 Second. Seattle, wasn. 2 COOKS Experienced. Address Box 146, Call St Chronicle MEN A WOMEN Who would like to work on Christmas Specials in full or spare time. Apply 9 to 10:30 a.

Room la. 836 Hamilton St. WOMEN (2) MEN (21 Refined, resoon. sible. with large' acquaintance and following with Churches.

Clubs. Fraternal Organizations in your home and sur rounding towns, wonderiui opportunity, unlimited earnings, exclusive territory. Write for full particulars Horrow 215 MarKer pnua. ra SOLICITORS CANVASSERS 31 DEFROSTS WINDSHIELDS WITHOUT HEAT New invention. Fits auto pocket.

Defies frost, sleet, ice. Samples sent on trial. Rush name. Kristee j. Akron, SITUATIONS W'T'D FEMALE 32 HOUSEKEEPER-COOK Reliable, efficient.

middle-aged. professional aaun exp. High class refs. Box 149. Call Chronicle MIDDLEAGED WOMAN Desires to keep house in a widower's or elderly couple's home.

Box 216. Call at Chronicle: YOUNG LADY Des. gen'l. housework several days wk. Thoroughly experienced.

Excel rets Apply BZ9 4tn st Financial BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 BEER LICENSE For Sale. See W. M. Beers. 342 Main Emmaus.

Pa. ruttBrwrs ri.ITRS FRATFRNAL OR GANIZATIONS. DO YOU NEED FUNDS? Vnrm a loncnmerB Cnniwpat.iv r.luh. No investment-easy plan. Write for full particulars.

MOrrOW 213 MHTKI Philadelphia. Pa. EXTRA MONEY For Xmas. selling Xmas candy in spare time. Choice selections oi holiday goods at, Glaser's.

533 Walnut St. ENTIRE STOCK Of used furniture, com plete at low price, central runmuie cnange. 1 ivt jviain rurui. x-u. r.pnrrBV T.TTNrrw In Rethlehem Ex p.

nt ffhhnrhnnn t.rnne iea.r college. Reason for selling, ill health. Apply 436 Main Bethlehem. Ph. 9204.

i toitor t.icfkse Jfe All Fixtures, bar. backbar. elec. elec. bottle cooler.

$1250. Phone 3-9144. 860 N. 7th St. MANAGER WANTED Man capable of earning $50 weekly to handle local business.

Honesty, reliability and capability more essential than past experience. $400 working capital required. Give references and phone number care Box 322, CaU as Chronicle. 6 MI. FROM CITY Completely furn.

ho tel, liquor license, property business in thriving manufacturing community. B. D. Raub, 609 Turner. Ph.

6342. MODERN RESTAURANT Fully equipped for rent. Doing business. Central city lo- -catton. Can be leased as is to responsible party.

Box 333. Call Chronicle. SMALL STORE Stock Jfe eauin eood central reasonable rent. Will sacrifice at I S220O Schlegel 507 Allen St. rn Z-SZU4.

INVESTMENTS STCKS B'NDS 15 We Buy Sell P. P. L. Co. Prefd's All Local Securities BROTHERS 33 5th St Mem.

Phila. Ex. Ph. 3-5138 MONEY TO LOAN Quick Loans On Your Automobile WHEN YOU NEED MONEY QUICKLY For Any purpose Our Convenient Cash Loan Plan Will Answer Your Problem We Will Advance the Money You Need Immediately Without Endorser! MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY, inc. Bethehem Trust Rldg Rethlehem.

Pa. Phone Allentown 9654 Bethlehem 700 AUTOS FINANCED LOW RATES INDUSTRIAL THRIFT LOAN SOCIETY 803 Hamilton 2nd Fir Dial 2-8705 LOANS $50 TO $300 Oldest Auto Loan Co. in Lehigh Valley IMMEDIATE CASH WAIT INO AUTO LOANS LOWEST RATES NATIONAL FINANCE 612 Turner 8t. LOANS FOR EVERYBODY Regular or 8pecial Plan PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 742 Hamilton St.

Phone 940S Loan Up to $300 83S HArnton flr. Ph. 5383 IF i I I I Additional Classified Ads on Following Page Merchandise ARTICLES FOR SALE 51 HEATTNO Complete line, stove pip and elbows, furnace cement, asbestos cement, pipe covering, range boilers $5.35. H. W.

heating boiler, will take care of 300 ft. radiation. $48. Jack store. newest style cabinet sinks, complete, as low as $29.95: parlor oil heaters: pure house paint.

14 shades. $1.15 gallon. Free) estimates, free engineering service. Allen Plumbing Supply Company, 106 N. 7th.

Allentown. Dial 3-2220. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW For made-to-order Venetian blinds. Lowest prices. Call Northampton 400 for estimates.

$150 Worth of gauge railroad equipment, to be sold at a sacrifice this Sunday afternoon. Call at 241 Ridge St, Emmaus. between 2 p. and 4 p. m.

CIGARS 51C A-l LONG FILLER CIGARS 10c quality $1 50. $1 65 for 50 Guaranteed. MERCHANTS CIGAR 4th Chew. PERKASIK CIGARS The Pleasure Smoke for Sc. On Sale at All Stores BUILDING MATER ALS 53 LUMBER All kinds.

Doors fc frames, sash boards, posts, brick. C. blocks, etc Wash stand, elec. iron gate. cyl.

stoves. Reas. 114-118 N. Law St. Ph.

2-1937. PLANKS 10.000 ft. of CEDAR and CYPRESS. 2L4 in. thick.

to 8 in. wide. 12 ft. long. Wm.

Rabmowiu at Sons 11-25 Railroad St Ph. 2-1970. BUSINESS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 54 6 FT. BALLY MEAT CASE Used only 5 month. Apply 630 N.

New Bethlehem. GUARANTEED Used typewriters add. mach $25 up. New Portable typewriter $30 ft $39 50. OFFICE UTILITIES.

26 N. 6th St. Ph. 2-2951. SHOW CASES Al kinds, desks, chairs, meat sheer, milk shaker, restaurant stools, show cases.

414 Hamilton St. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Remingtons $29.75: corona Jr. portable $28.88: Corona Pacemaker portables $42 50: L. C. Smiths $39 75.

Many others. Ph. 3-3286. Royal H. Eckert.

18 6th St. TYPEWRITERS L. C. Smith. $18.25: Un derwood.

$22 75: No. 9 Oliver $8.50. PENNA TYPEWRITER CO. 22 6th St. FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 55 WANTED UP TO 80 TONS 2nd or 3rd cutting attalxa or heavy mixed clover, timothy hay Also up to 50 tons wheat straw.

Only best quality considered. Write giving price in quantities wanted. Also state where inspection can be made. Box 31. Call-Chronicle FARM EQUIPMENT 55A NOW IS A GOOD TIME To let os giv you a demonstration with an Oliver.

Cle-trac or Silver King tractor, or an Oliver-Stover or Dellinger Hammer Mill. i. M. SNYDER it SON. Neffs.

Pa. SAMSON-McCORMICK Tractori and plows. R. LEIBENSPERGER. Phoc Kutztown 6281.

SEARS. 4 BUSHEL HARD FEED MIXER For sale cheap. See Weldon Erney. 311 Main Emmaus. Pa.

USED TRACTORS Tractor parts, used McCormrck-Deenng Hammermill cheap. Harry Knittle. phone Kutrtown 4131. FUEL FEED FERTILIZERS 5S HIGH GRADE COAL EXTRA LARGE Stove $7 25 Pea Nut $7 25 Wood Buck $5.00 J. Freyman.

123 N. Ellsworth St. Ph. 4937 Buy Now Pamaus Reading Anthracite DORNEY COAL CO. Phone 5308 HIGRADE COAL Dial Us for Prices TABY.

907 7th Ph. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 57 GEORGIA PAPER SHELL PECANS New crop 10 lbs $2 00: 100 lbs $12.50 Prepaid. List free. Dixie Pecan Qiut- man. Ga.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 59 A-l ELEC. WASHERS Dependable. Guar. Repairs. Rolls, parts.

New. used washers. Heil. 824 Jackson St. Ph.

8563. ALL MAKE CLEANERS REPAIRED Welder's Electric Sweeper Service 14 N. 13th St. Dial 2-9531 All new living room suite $39 88 $10.00 cotton mattresses 3.97 $5 00 utility cabinet, all colors 2 69 Genuine innerspring mattresse 7 83 $7 00 Cong rugs, size 9x12 2 99 MANY MORE BARGAINS ALLENTOWN FURNITURE MART 128 N. 6th St.

Open 9 a. m. to p. in. APEX Easy.

Maytat washers, $10 op. Repairs of all kinds. R. H. SHORT.

718 Wainu'. St. Ph. 2-6733. FULL SIZE Baby crib.

Complete. Green. Like new. 227 N. 9th St.

Phone 2-1224. FURNITURE New 8-pe. bedroom utt $36 77. 3-pc. living rm.

suite $39 88. 8-pc dining rm. suite $41 66. 9x12 rugs $11.77. Genuine cotton mattresses, all sizes.

$4.17. Innersprine mattresses $7.88. Hundreds of other bargains at the Lehigh Furniture. 339 Hamilton opposite Central Railroad Station. Open daily from a.

m. to 9 p. nr. GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Good condition. $35.

Apply 1334 Turner 8t. Ph. 18877. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB For sale cheap. No dealers.

Apply 2401 Tilghman St. LANSDALE And other furnace repair pans. Special Fixzit System. 325 N. 6th.

Ph. 2-0574 Ac 660 Main. Ph. Beth. 4243.

LEON'S TRADE-IN DEPT. SPECIALS Kitchen studio divan. L. Rm. suite, bedrm.

ts. dining rm. pieces, coaL ga it oil stoves. See Mr. Alex.

16-18 N. 7th. MAPLE NURSERY SEATS 98c ALLENTOWN BABY CARRIAGE SHOP 125 N. 6th St. Ph.

21876 Open eve. MAYTAG Electric wisher like new $27 50. large size kitchen cabinet $10. heater $2.50 fc up. Miller's.

144 N. 7lh. Ph. 4051. PATTERN 1964 New York.

W. Y. write plainly ri- ADDRESS. A distinguished honor in the Held of automotive service was awarded to the Ritter Yost Motor well-known De- Soto-Plymouth dealer of Allentown. by the DeSoto revision of Chrysler Corporation.

Cited for its excelently equipped service department and fine service facilities, the Ritter Yost Motor Co. was presented with a beautiful plaque in ceremonies held in its showroom at 1417 Chew St. J. F. Boyer, De Soto district manager, made the award.

In presenting the plaque Mr. Boy Business Rule In Minnesota By Manager Republican Governor Eliminating Waste In Administration ST. PAUL (VP) The trend toward application of busines administration methods in government has reached a new high for the United States here in Minnesota, The youngest Governor in the land. Republican Harold E. Strassen has inaugurated an experiment which students of government are hailing as The idea is roughly the same as that of the "City Manager" form of government, adopted by a number of cities throughout the country.

This time, however, it is applied on a statewide scale. In each case, elected office holders decide political policies and turn the actual day-by-day. running of the government over to a trained Manager." In Minnesota, this business manager is be-spectacled Leslie Gravlin, 36, an appointee of Gov. Stasscn. He appointed Gravlin "Commissioner of Administration" at the head of a new "Department of Administration." This is how it works: Gravlin, who studied political economy at Hamline university and later worked with governmental re-saerch bureaus in St.

Paul and Providence. R. makes a budget of estimated expenses for all departments every two years. After the legislature has appropriated the necessary money, he parcels it out to the state departments, and tells them what they can and can't do with it. Far down in the -depths of the long law creatine his office is a little paragraph that carries sweeping powers for the "Business Manager." It says: "Thfe commissioner shall have power, with the approval of the Governor, to make and amend rules and regulations, not inconsistent 'with law.

respecting any matter within the scope of the powers and duties hereby conferred, which rules and regulations shall have the force and effect of law. That means, in effect, that Gravlin can lust about write bis own ticket as long as the Governor okays it in the matter of buying state supplies, approving requests for money, shuffling personnel, and managing state property. To keep the state's bank account out of the overdraft column, the State Auditor has to approve every ex-nenditure before it is made, certify-that there is on hand enough money to tmy the The reorganization bill also sets up two other major state offices Tax Commissioner and public Examiner the former to supervise tax collections end iron out assessment difficulties, the latter to see that all the state's bookkeeping accounts are kept in order. There Is also a three-man board of Social Security to administer state institutions, unemriovment, compensation, relief and public welfare. The new system renresents drastic condensation "of the old deparmental set-up.

The Commissioner of Administration and the Public Examiner together replace the old three-man Commission of Administration and Rinance. That commission combined budget making. auditing, and purchasing powers but lacked the system of checks and counter-checks which are held by -the new ordef. The tax commissioner replaces a three-man tax board, and takes in collection duties that used to be spread over half a dozen separate departments. The Social Security board takes into one office functions formerly handled in several departments.

The whole is the embodiment of Stassen's pledge to give definite form to a sprawling collection of depart-" ments cluttered up with what he has described as duplicated activities. honeycombed with opportunities for waste and graft. Observers are still hesitant about predicting success for the new venture. But. they are agreed that the two young men who have the job in hand are cooking something that will at be worth tasting.

Ernest immerman XX New Funeral Homa Phone 2-5534 11 24 Walnut St Screen Test Answers 1. "Information. Please." S. Dorothy tamour. who will wear her sarong again in "Typhoon." S.

"The Front Page." In Us new version, it will be called "His Girl Friday. 4. "All Quiet on the Western Front." 5. (a) Richard Barthelmessi b) Robert Taylort Ginger Rogers) (d William Farnams (e) Paulette Goddard. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TRANSIENT CHARGB 3 to 9 line 25e per line One day 23c per line Two dan 20c per line Three day 18c per line Five days 16o per line Seven days Count six average words to the line Discounts 10 to 15 per cent siren (or cash payment.

Minimum 3 lines CONTRACT RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION Advertising ordered tor non-consecutive Insertions takes the one-time Insertion rate of ad for each insertion. "Situation Wanted" ads must be accompanied with remittances. Kindly refer to above rates This newspaper Is a member or the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers, which Includes leading- newspapers throughout the country and has for Its aim the elimination of fraudulent and misleading classified advertising. This newspaper as well as every other member of the Association, endeavors to print enly truthful Want-Ads and will appreciate having Its attention called to any advertising not conforming to the highest standards of honesty. NOTICE Classified advertising to start In evening editions must be received not later than 10:30 A.

M. Ads scheduled to start rn morning editions must bo received prior to 1:30 P. M. TODAY AND TOMORROW (Continued from Page Twelve) ing out its practical military consequences. I happen to believe" that the defensive strategy is a sound one, and I base that view not on military considerations primarly but on an estimate of the political situation.

It goes without saying that I may be wrong. But the problem of grand strategy in war is not, as Maj. Eliot seems to think, one that can be left only to "professional military opinion." It is a political problem in which the military factors are, of course, of great importance. But they are not of exclusive or decisive importance. Perhaps I was ill advised to write with so much conviction on a question that no one can speak about with certainty.

I can plead in extenuation only that I am moved by the memory of the mistakes of the professional soldiers in the World War, and of the msoluable political problems which their errors caused; and also I am moved by the horror of the prospect of sacrificing several millions of British, French and German young men in an offensive war of frontal attacks on land, and by the feeling that after such a de structive war, a good peace and a sound reconstruction will be immeasurably more difficult. Perhaps it is a mistake lor a non- combatant to advocate any kind of strategy, defensive or otherwise, in a war in which his lis nation is not going to become engaged. But it cannot be wrong, I believe, to make clear, dotting the i and crossing the t's, that what the Allies can obtain here under the neutrality law is no more than that very limited assistance which fits a defensive strategy. Copyright, 1939, New York Tribune Inc. FEDERAL AGENCY HEADS TOWNSEND SPEAKERS Edmund T.

Henderson, head of the local Social Security board, and Wil liam H. Garner, head of the Food Surplus Commodities district, ad dressed the regular meeting of the Townsend club at the P. O. S. of A hall on Friday night.

Henderson outlined for the group the provisions of the amended Social Security act while Garner explained the food stamp act provisions. Both men then answered questions in i forum. Ten new members were ad mitted. The next meeting will be held Dec. 8.

After the city council at Great Falls. heard a recent report by the poundmaster, one alderman said he believed so many stray alley cats had been impounded it might cause an alarming increase in the mice and rat population. Books and magazines for the troops are arriving at a Red Cross Library in London at the rate of 2,000 a day. PUBLIC SALE OF Farm Products and Equip- ment to be held Wednesday. November 15th.

a 12:30 d. on the farm of the under signed, located at Vera Cruz, on the back road towards Macunpie. Two extra good young mules. 5 head of cattle (2 are milk cows), 20 head of shoats, 30 to 75 2 Chester White brood sows with Htter. 100 chickens: 1 2-horstj wagon, 1 heavy 2-horse wagon witn new potato nat, l-horse wagon with rubber tires.

1 Nash Biz Six motor with pulley mounted on wagon, circular saw with motor mounted on wagon. McCor-mick-Deering potato digger. Tornado feed cutter. I' grass mowers, hay rake, grain drill, double row corn planter, spring harrow. Walking plow, riding plow, corn scraper, corn sheller.

cultivators, land roller, lot of potato crates. 2 coal brooder stoves. 500 size: 1 oil brooder stove. 500 jot ot iron pig troughs, feed chests. 1 big feed trough, lot of barrels, cow and log chains.

And many other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions made anown on aay 01 sale By E. H. REICHKI iDERFER. N4-5-8-11-13-13-14-15 Announcements FLOWERS MOURNING GOODS 4 $2 08 SPECIAL BEAUTIFUL SPRAY $2.00 PHOEBE FLORAL SHOP GREENHOUSE 9th Chew Sts.

Always Open. Dial 9587 PERSONALS ACID STOMACH Heartburn, gas pains. ulcers, indigestion ana dizziness relieved with Marek's Mixture. Now at 332 N. 6th.

WILL HOT Be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. Fred R. Harris. NURSES Registered. Graduate.

Practical. Supplied by day or week. UKSfct REGISTRY. 205 N. 7th St.

Ph. 2-9096. USE TELEPHONE COUGH SYRUP 25c USE TELEPHONE COLD TABLETS. 25 T. 25c.

Buy this purs or pocket size today. SOCIAL EVENTS REGULAR PARTY TUES. SAT. NIGHTS. 8 O'CLOCK BOWM ANSTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER LOST FOUND STRAYED 11 BLANKET Lost at Allentown-Easton High game.

Red. blue 61 grey piaia. rinaer please call 3-3939. LADY'S WRIST WATCH White gold. metal band.

Lost on 9th St. or Hamilton St. Reward. Ph. 8057.

POMERANIAN PUPPY Lost, weight 7Va color red. male. Answers to leaay. Reward If returned to owner, 8I4 N. Plymouth St.

Ph. 2-2011. TRUCK COVERS Found between Allentown Quakertown. Owner can claim same at Mooney Son, 2nd Delaware Palmerton. Ph.

3475. WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Lost vicinity 4th Tilghman oiack wnue coat famali AnttuiM rn fllinner. 9 mo. old Reward. Call at 738 N.

Jordan or Ph. 3-2260 ask for Mr. panapaiu. Business and Professional Directory BUSINESS SERVICE OrrERED it ALLENTOWN WINDOW CLEANING CO. "Let Us Clean Your windows 233 N.

8th St. Ph. 8494 CESSPOOL DIGGING Cesspools cleaned. cesspool acia. sewer connccwuns.

xvc-sonable rates. Workmanship guaranteed. Moseback Snyder, rnone z-azao. CESSPOOLS CLEANED Cesspool Acid neccnnni ffsine Hewer connections. George E.

Bear Sons Phone 2-6729 it jrw Trtirj? a tton RVR VTPF Commercial installations our specialty, jimmuma Freon install. Trl-City York 3-2946 HEAT'G PLTJMB'G KOOF'G 16 nrrr water Steam or vaoor heating- Kleen Heet oil burner witn Minneapolis unnovweii ivmt.rnlK All work fully guar. Lowest prices. Free estimates. Ph.

3-1311. R. B. DAVIS 619 UBUM 61. Let us service your hot air vapor hot water boilers.

Call lor estimates. AUGUST MILLER JAUtiJJ MILLER BROS. Ph 3-5771530 Turner St. Ph. 35843 INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 11 DON'T BORROW The neighbors dog.

But our residence burglary policy sam uel Buts Agency. 32 S. 7th St. Ph. 26037.

K. Healy General Insurance Hamilton St. 2nd fir. Dial 3-1667 MOV'GTRUCK'G STORAGE 19 DIEHL STORAGE CO. Phone 2-4193 FIREPROOF STORAGE, 123 N.

Lumber St. Theft, Fire, Burglar Ins. Low Kates LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVINGS AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. AGT3 MODERN TRANSFER INC. Dally over nifcht service between points the Lehigh Valley (New York.

pnua Chester. Marcus Hook. PHAON DIEHL ESTATE Phone 3-2821 STORAGE 224-226 N. 8th St. John S.

AppeL Mgr. PETER J. FREAS For Prompt Service Phone 2-9447 CAREFUL EFFICIENT MOVING C. KELLER SON PH. 2-7160 F.XPERT MOVERS Local Long Distance APTHTIB ni.rSF.

Dial 3-3179 Storage Local and Long Distance Moving Agents Member Allied vans, iszi uDeriy STORAGE Sanitary public and private rooms. Modern nrenroof buildings. L. WAREHOUSE. Phone 4500 PAINT'G PAPER'G DEC'R'T'NS 20 WALLPAPER $5 per room complete and up.

Guaranteed work. jjh a. jirur. 134 8 7th St Phone 2-0793. UPHOLSTERINGREPAIRING 24 at.i.

types uv rm suites it chairs re covered at mod. cost. Samples est. free D. J.

Shaffer. 515 N. 7th St. Ph. 8935.

FURNITURE Recovered at small cost. Samples of Frieze. Tapestries. Est free. Ph 8220.

H. W. Meitzler. 125 N. 10th St MATTRESS REPAIRING 24A MATTBE9Sf.s Rebuilt, like new.

Repair ing and reconditioning all types of spring mattresses. A. Bisserx Mig. 01 mi' TRESSES. 1032 S.

8th St. Ph. 2-2909 Employment HELP WANTED FEMALE Z1 EARN $5.00 A day taking orders for Lowys Christmas cnocoiaies. can ji lotn city. ItSOTTTP PI MAOA7.TNR has unusual opening for ambitious woman.

See Esquire offer in salesman column. GIRL OR WOMAN Over 21 for all-round hotel work. preferred. $7 ws it board. Bos 301.

call i enron. OTRT. OR WOMAN For general house- work. Small family: small home with pleasant quarters for girl. References.

Write Box 223. Call Chronicle. GIRL OR MDDDLEAGED LADY For gen'l housework able to take full charge i cook. Mrs. R.

K. Fisher. Souderton. Pa. or Phone souderton 824.

OTRLS LADIES Desiring work immedi ately. Apply Room 3M. 546. Hamilton alter 1 p. m.

HOUSEKEEPER Wanted betw. the ages 01 30 and 40. Must oe able to cook and bake. 1 adult. Transportation not provided.

V. Hanti, Rt. 3. Kutztown, Pa. HELP WANTED FEMALE 27 GIRL For telephone solicitation, exp not essential.

State education, age. etc. to Box 239, Call Chronicle. LADY Splendid position for lady of good appearance, pleasing manner, wno has a real desire to develop in business. Must be high school graduate, be quick to learn grasp details.

Permanent $1200 First year. Write box. 190, Call Chronicle. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN Exp. for gen eral housework and care of child.

Good wages. Refs. 212 N. 6th St. Apt 1.

OPERATORS WANTED Sleevers. hem mers. gore makers oressers. D. D.

Shirt to. Northampton, ra. rnone OPERATORS On Merrow overlook lg zag machines, steady work: good pay. Miller's. 735 Pittston St.

OPERATORS On plain sewing machines. Experienced on silk rayon materials. State experience, age and phone number. Apply Box 51, CaU Chronicle. Bethlehem.

OPERATORS Exp. on Singer sewing ma chines. Blouse sleeve makers preter- rea. steady work, good pay. Keystone Dress 420 Lehigh St.

rear. OPERATORS Experienced on single needle pinking machines. Steady work National Underwear 37 S. 7th St. NEW OPPORTUNITY For women.

No canvassing, no investment, turn up to $22 weekly and your own dresses free. Send age and dress size. Fashion Frocks, Dept. S-7827, Cincinnati, O. PUBLISHER Offers generous compensa tion to capable woman expenencea telephone subscription sales.

Supervisor also wanted. Write Box 42, Call Chronicle. Bethlehem. SEAMSTRESS Must be experienced on fur work. Good salary.

Apply only after 1 p. 17 N. 6th St. SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS APPLY QUEEN CITY DRESS MFG. 3RD CHEW STS.

WAITRESS Experienced. Must be over 21, Apply to Hostess, Trainer's, Quakertown. WOMAN Middleaged for general house work. 1 in tamuy. Good home.

Box 360. CaU St Chronicle. WOMAN Exp. for gen. housework.

81eep in. iteis. tiive details pnone number in reply to Box 143. Call Chronicle. WOMAN Immediate and permanent po sition in interesting cmiacrau work, paying above-average income.

Applicant must have cultural background, good health, and prestige in her community. Write qualifications, phone number, to Box 343, Call Chronicle. YOUNG GIRL Over 16 yrs. light house-work care of 2 yr. child.

Sleep out. 237 N. 9th bet. 12 2 p. m.

YOUNG WOMAN For general housework at care of 2 yr. old child. Sleep in. Good home. Box 235.

Call Chronicle. HELP WANTED MALE 28 SALESMAN The Tremco Manufacturing Company, an established progressive company, witn a national sales organization, has an open ing lor a substantial man over 30 years old. with a successful record as a creative salesman. Territory: Allentown and vicin ity. Experience In our line is not a reauire- ment.

but preference will be given to a salesman who has had experience in sell ing to manufacturing plants, institutions, utilities, contractors, etc. A thorough training will be given In the field and at Factory Training School. The successful applicant must be honest, a hard worker, intelligent, resourceful. and must have a claen and successful sell ing record. This is a permanent position offering an unlimited opportunity to ouua up a prom-able repeat business.

Strict confidence will be observed view by appointment only. PHONE: C. R. McNAMARA TUESDAY. NOV 14TH HOTEL TRAYLOR 6221 Inter- ACTTVE MAN To become Nursery and Practical Landscape Sales Expert We show you how.

and give right mn chance to earn up to $50.00 in a week like Erdman of Pennsylvania. -Moore as Dept. Newark. New York. ADVERTISING SALESMEN Do you want security? Establish yourself in an exclusive territory with the Bankers' line of Advertising Calendars and Specialties.

This Is a lucrative high class business. Year round earnings. 50-year-old firm. Most complete line on the market. Experience not necessary.

We train' you. New season just starting. Apply at once for -exclusive territory. Bankers Advertising Company. Iowa City.

Iowa. AMAZING New opportunity. Demonstrate for nationally known tailoring company. Start $35 weekly. No canvassins.

Permanent position. Rapid advancement. Your own clothes free. Write fully. Field.

Harrison-Throop. Dept. 4601. Chicago. AN OPENING For 1 or 2 men with some sales experience, who wish to connect with a national company, financially strong.

A product that cells 365 days of the year. An opportunity for executive future. No canvassing, must have car. If you can qualify for advancement. $160 00 month plus commission.

Married men preferred. For interview writ Box 222. CaU It Chronicle. AUTO BODY Wood workers carpenters. Apply Diehl Auto Body Works.

2nd Penn West Reading. Pa. BIO DAILY PROFITS Extra cash bonuses. Represent large manufacturer. Show complete line tailored shirts, neckwear, hosiery, underwear direct to wearer.

Experience unnecessary Part or full time. Complete outfit free Write today Packard Corporation, Terre Haute, Indiana. BIO MONEY Making opportunity; exclusive line Work Uniforms. coveralls, jackets, pants, shirts; advertising em broidered: every business prospect; outnt free. Master Dept.

11-12, Ligomer, Ind. Commercial Body Builder Exp. only. CaU Mr. Kohler.

33111 DUE TO New deal expansion program I eanuse 2 men between ages 23 43 with car for hammered metal equipment. Calls made from definite appointments. iNo canvassing). Commission and expense arrangements. Rapid promotion men will be trained in full by competent managers.

Apply Mon. 9 to 11, Resident Manager, 922 Wyoming city. LAURA WHEELER OFFERS CROCHET AND CROSS STITCH LINENS OF CHARM COM. ma NCSOUCItAFT SSRWCL MC HOUSEHOLD LINENS Make a centerpiece 1618 or 16x24 Inches or make 16 inch scarf from this filet crochet and cross stitch. Pattern 1964 contains a transfer rattrn of 12 motifs rangm? from 4x8 inches to 2x3 inches; directions, chart for edging; materials required: illustration of stitches.

Send ten cents in coin for this pattern to Allentown Mornin? Call. Needlecraft 82 EiRhth Avenue. 1 TERN NUMBER, your NAME and.