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uu FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Sept. 28. 19S5 41 EMPLOY. AGENCY MALE 24 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Deaths of See Death Notices For MRS. M.

ROSE PRETE I the Day Details Of Funerals MRS. BEATRICE TUCKER Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Bush, Victim of Flood Private services will te held at tnmnrrnw fnr Mn. Daisv Mrs. Beatrice (Jago) Tucker, 71, formerly of Pen Argyl, died; Bush, 71, of East Stroudsburg R.

3, Monday night in the home of herjWno was identified Monday as a son, William, at State College. She, victim of the Aug. 18 flood. FEMALE HELP WANTED 23 GIRL to work at soda fountain. Exp.

not necessary out neiptui. cieannoess essential. Meals A Uniforms furn. Apply Miss Snyder. McCrory's Store.

Restaur an I (rear) 725 Hamilton St. GIRLS for dry cleaning and lanndryi experienced or will train, steady; also markers from 5 P.M. to 10P.M. Apply person st plant. Milton Cleaners 4c Laon- derers.

R. 1 Sohnecksvllle. HAIRDRESSER 1 4-v a br waatr. waak mnr.9 Anolv 304 S. Fulton HE tm HAIRDRESSER ti wee, saury pros mmir-uMi.

naid vacation. Write Box 144 Call 4 Chronicle. All replies held in stricti confidence. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL Mother's helper for week ends. Phone HE 5-2102 HOUSEKEEPER months in Long Island.

1 months country home. 25 mmuiM from Allentown. pleasant home. good salary. Modern appliances.

4 in fami caU Slaungion 44.8 starting Friday. Sept. 30 after 4 a.m. or write Bos 2j2 Ti i This newspaper Is a member of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers which include leading newspapers throughout the country and has for its aims the elimination of fraudulent and misleading classified advertising. This newspaper, as wen as every other member of the Association endeavors to print only truthful Want Ads and will appreciate having its attention called to any advertising not -conforming to the highest standards ei honesty.

This newspaper win not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement and no claim shall be allowed unless notice of error be given this newspaper before 5:30 p. m. en the first day of publication. DEATHS SMITB Mrs. Kate Y.

(Habert), 13 years' TRANSIENT CHARGE 1 rT Lines IS Davg Line 83 00 Days 1 Line 86.00 Other rates on request. Count six average word to the line. Advertising offered for non-con-ecutive insertions takes the. onetime insertion rat ei ad for eacA insertion. CONTRACT RATES TTTtNlSHED ON APPLICATION.

'Situation Wanted" ads and "Wanted to Rent" ads must be accompanied with remittance. Kindly refer to above rates. These rates apply only to Allentown tradinc area. Approximately 30 miles radius. 40c per line for ail Classified Advertising placed by advertisers beyond this 30-mile radius, i lines minimum.

Ear It Plato DEATHS BAILEY Clarence of Tamaqua R. 3, Sept. 25, 19o5. in Coaldale Hospital. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday, in the Harvey A Hill Jr Funeral Borne. Snyders. in-rment Westenn Church Cemrtery. Friends may call to MSft BAUER Charles 75 years months av. rf Perkiomen Heights.

Penns- Mrs. Michelina Rose Prete, wid- ow of James Prete, died Monday at 8:45 a.m. in Sacred Heart Hospital after a 13-month illness. She was 80. A native of Italy, she came to the United States 65 years ago and first settled in Hazelton.

Later, in 1906, she moved to Allentown. She resided at 702 S. 5th St. She was affiliated with Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Society. Surviving are two 30ns, Ralph M.

of Allentown ana jrranK jruiier ton; four daughters, Mary, wife of Daniel Finizzi; Celia, wife ofj Georee Cosmos: Lydia. wife of Morris Naples, and Amelia, wife of Charles diLeo, all of Allentown; 24 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by ber parents, and her husband in 1916. Services will be Thursday at i Call Chronicle. I- HOUSEKEEPER General housework NW For Xmas! per week, plain cooking.

Sleep or out, CaU HE Saturday work. Aggressive, ithe-ball type only. Apply 10 m. to 12. nomoa uayg, ot t.

oemc ne, is burg R.D.. Sept. 2a, 19o5; husband of niman Snider. W. 10th Jim Thorpe, i Mr.rv a frchrm) Bauer, Ul- t.nt oc ioc i Allentown.

Sept. 23, 1953; widow of George M. Smith. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Zimmerman Funeral Home, 1124 Walnut Allentown. Interment Maxatawny Cemetery. Call p.m. Tuesday. Reading and Kutztown papers please copy.

Zim- BVYDER Mrs. TT jp.m. Thursday. In the Melber Funeral jHrme, 524 Ctner Thorpe. n.

terment Eversraan remeterv. Jim Thnma Call 7 to p.m. Wednesday. Melber. WISHER Joseph TV.

an var 94 iliv. 31 Railroad Allentown. Sept. 25. 1955; son of Bonifacius and Geneviee La tier) tWisaer.

Services Thursday at 8-30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. in the Weber Funeralilast 25 years, died at 8 p.m. Mon- me. weoer runerai Home, 502 RidgeIARD; 30-card 81 Assortment; 250 leading HOUSEKEEPER 5 day week.

10:30 tn Dm. Hsht housework for adults school age child. AgPfe State Employment Bureau 312 W. Broad Bethlehem. HOUSEKEEPER Elderly woman to care for 1 children 3 rm.

pt. Apply 27 E. Susquehanna side entrance. HOI SFKFrPER Under 50. one who needs, wants and will appreciate good nome.

onnser. no reference neeaea. Phone HE 4-1350 before 1 a.m. or after 8 LADY with use of car. 3 or 4 evenings a-aaa 9L hr Bae avan inf VIA Mr ava.

ining. Write Box 289. Call Chronicle. iruruAt cmcrDivr. i FhilartelDh.a.

womaa 25 to 40. ean. aood character references. One seeking good home care. This is a fine opportunity.

Moderate salary. Write in detail to Box 20. Call-Chronicle. M4KE EXTRA EARNINGS Among your friends, near your home, shop or office. No experience needed.

Apply H. W. Long. 139 W. Susquehanna.

MIDDLE AG ED LADIES for pleasant tele-Phone work. Hours 1:30 a m. to 3 p.m. or 3 to 30 m. Phone HE 3-7301.

NIGHT WAITRESS DAY WAITRESS Apply Bet Restaurant 728 Hamilton St OFFICE Gmt, Must be 5H day week. Good lau cuu -8oi, I lor appointment, i OFFICE GIRL Payroll, general clerical typing. 5 day week. Apply Lehish Valley Shirt Mfg. 428 Union 2nd fir.

OLDER WOMAN to care for 1 chUdren. evenings, while Mother works. Mc. sin Linden Sts. Call HE 4-4952 before I m.

OPERATORS sinsle needle Merrow Machine. Day or night shift. Apply at once Keystone Dress 1Z14 Gordon st. PART TIME GIRLS 20 HOURS neat reliable. Apply 1 to i p.m.

Tropical Market, i nion Biva PART TIME NURSE To work in di- agnostic clinic, 4-7 Moo. thru Fri. Ph. HE 3-7445 for interview. PART-TIME POSITION Two young women, neat, intelligent, over 25 to interview new mothers subject: Children.

Car necessary. Hours: 10 a.m. 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. $65 $78 per week on liberal percentage oasis, inn is the ideal position for the mother of school age children. Exp.

not nec. If interested wrue The Parents Institute, inn Chestnut Phila. 7. Pa. and a Personal interview will be arranged.

Include phone number. PAYROLL CLERK Experienced on piece rate payroll, accurate typist preierrably with dictaphone exp. PERMANENT POSITIONJ DAY WEEK Paid vacation, salary commensurate with ability. Give age, experience, education to P. O.

Box AUentown. PAYROLL CLERK Experienced on piece rate payroll gen eral office work. 5-day week permanent paid vacation. good salary. Give age.

experience to r.u. Box 137. Allentown SALESGIRLS Experienced in selling sportswear accessories run a part lime. Apply uobnotts, 1S Mammon M. SALES GIRL full lime, permanent, eral discounts.

Apply Steady work. Libera Chelan Pmg Store. 701 Hamilton St. SALESLADY CLERK. AGE 18 OR OV ER, FULL TIME WORK.

APPLY MANAGER PLANTERS PEANUTS. 722 HAM ILTON ST. SECRETARY Experienced. Typing A shorthand neces sary. Excellent opportunity.

Good starting salary, am group Denetus. write box uv Call Chronicle. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL student as mmher'a helnar after afKnaJ A weekenH- In smalt home ar AUentown H.S. HEf Z-0680. SPREADERS Experience unnecessary, steady work all jt.

Apply bmart bet Frocks. 201N. srast. START EARNING Christmas money now. Opportunity to ear 12 an hour or more.

iCall HE 2-91S leave your nam with the operator. We will contact you. (STENOGRAPHER with shorthand exper- ience. Apply Mr. Kapun.

Crowley's Milk CO. Lehigh Wire Sis. bet. I a.m. A 5 m.

TELEPHONE OPR. Bet. 25 40 yrs Knowledge gen. office wrk. Ph.

HE 1-7511 Telephone Answering Service for eprx TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS Girls with typing snd'or shorthsnd ability. Openings in Emmaus and AUentown plants. Opportunity for advancement. AIR PRODUCTS INC. 733 W.

BROAD ST. EMMAUS. PA. TYPIST CORRESPONDENT Mature woman with experience in handling cor-resnondence. Must be able to Da own letters.

Good oppprtunlty with long estab lished local firm. 40 hours week, write Box 17S Call or Chronicle. TYPIST Executive offices of national corporation desire young lady for transcription work, must be rapid A accurate typist. D.cta-j Phone or deiphooe transcription experience helpful. I 10 EXPERIENCED Merrow operators on polo shirts.

Night A day shifts. Allentown Mfg. 19 S. Jordan St. ASK ANY AVON REPRESENTATIVE She will recommend yon to her AVON manager who will show yon bow the AVON earning opportunity ran benefit yon.

run or part time, tall Mb ATTENTION. LADIES Grand Silver bag openings for salesladies, part or full time, part time hours to suit your convenience while children are at school, enjoy the privileges of vacations vita par. Christmas bonus, incentive bonus, many other employee benefi's. Apply at office. Grand Silver Store, 829 Hamil ton M.

ATTRACTIVE MOTHERS Partly tied down, work 10-15 hours weekly, mostly evenings. Average per hour. Car phone necessary. Ph. UN (-11444.

A WOMAN for part time housework oays a week, io a.m. to 1 p.m. Good wares. Ph. HE 5-2291.

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY experi ence necessary. Between ages ZO-AS. pooe HE 5-9141 for interview. BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY Experienced girl who can take shorthand. tvn.

m. I. k. a a k. C.

1 l.fications in reply to Box 1(7 Call-Chron. BOOKKEEPER experienced take com- P'ete charge of books related work. CAPABLE WOMAN For housework baby aiiung. Live In or out. Phone HE 5-8842.

CATASAUQUA Girl for general office work, some typing telephone. Soma ex-perienre desired. Call CO 4-2808. CHOOSE YOUR SHIFT DAY OR NIGHT Overlock Single Needle GOOD RATES STEADY WORK MTLTEX MFG. 720 TURNER ST.

CHRISTMAS CARDS 150 PROFIT Exclusive TAUT. Assortment uv, XAA Art nn SO Iwwm Imn.int. .11 1 FREE Samples. Wrappings BY THE sellers. Assortments on approval.

Surprise i FREE offers. CARDINAL. 1400 Stale, iept. 3t, Cincinnati 14. CHURCH SECRETARY General Office Work For city ehurch.

Short hand trains1, multl. graphing, double entry bookkeeping pre lerrcu. excellent salary, a-oay ween. WRITE Box 115, Call Chronicle DAY NIGHT SHIFT BAR TACKERS ZIG-ZAG SINGLE NEEDLE STEADY WORK SPOTLIGHT CO. INC.

19 SO. JORDAN ST. DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT MERROW. SINGLE NEEDLE. ZIG ZAG MILLER UNDERWEAR CO.

103S Linden SL Pbooe HE 1-1388. DISHWASHER WANTBD 81.00 per hour Apply Sunnybrook Diner 18th Lehigh St. EARN MONEY In nur tint, taking orders imruif vour friends and neighbors right around your own home ior neai mix line of women men s. en rnwic EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER office worx. ase years, premanent oosition food pay.

Leon Furniture. Mr. Kara). io it, in m. EXPERIENCED CUFFERS Sleevers (onen siriacl i.

-hrailHa- ai-1a aa nJ. i mris. Lmy ai snitts. Nelson Co. 832 Hamilton Phone HE 2-6516 EXPERIK.Nf SA1.FKI.inv For curtain department.

Salary no object Apply Colonial Store, 806 Hamilton St. EXPERIENCED LEARNERS FOR SINGLE NEEDLE OVERLOCK OPER ATORS. APPLY AT ONCE. SAMETTE MFG. 1702 HANOVER AVE.

EXPERIENCED MERROW OPERATORS for all operations, can average between II. 00 11.25 per hour. Either day or night shift Apply Williams Sportswear. 104 N. tin St.

EXPERIENCED HEMMERS on Mer-row Machines. Ko phone calls. Apply Rik Knit Mfg. 1035 Linden 2nd floor rear. EXPERIENCED MERROW OPERATORS Sleevers cutters on polo shirts.

Highest wages paid, plus bonus. Day night 1U IUl EXPERIENCED WOMAN residing in vicinity of Hotel Traylor for Dart time Apply Mrs. Arnold's Gift Shop. Ho pbooe calls accepted. EXPERIENCED MERROW OPERATORS for all operations on children's polo shirts.

High piece rates, steady work, day or night glUft. Apply TOWN TOGS. 702 S. 6th St. HE 5-8832.

EXPERIENCED PIE BAKER Apply Anderson's Diner 920 Union Blvd. EXPERIENCED Single needle operators. Also 4 merrow union special. Steady work. AddIv Nat Miller M(.

1 uh J. I.itv. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Meyers Restaurant, located I mile above Quakertown on 309. EXPERIENCED single needle machine operators. Day or night ghilL Apply MAS.

Tailors, 43 Court St. EXPERIENCE!" WAITRESS wesiauram, iu maie pi Lmmui EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Apply Anderson's Diner 920 Union Blvd. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Royal Restaurant 7 W. 4th St. Bethlehem VV -W03 FAMOUS MAID SHOP-707 Hamilton St.

has openings for full A part time experienced saleswomen. Salary A commission. Must bo over 18. Ask for Miss Feldman. FILE CLERK Experience preferred.

5 day, 48 hour week. Apply Charts 730 Linden St. FULL TIME FOUNTAIN GIRL PART TIME KITCHEN HELPER Apply H. Leh A Mrs. Hess.

Restaur ant, 626 Hamilton St. GENERAL OFFICE WORK I girl of fice, insurance experience preferred, write Box 178 Call-Chronicle. GIRL OR WOMAN For regular baby sit ting light Housework, i cnuo. bleep in or out. tall HE 4-9oJ GIRL, to wash dishes at soda fountain from 10:30 a m.

to 2:30 p.m. No Sat. or Sundays. Apply Palace of sweets. 31 N.

St. sfter pm. fNo phone calls.) GIRLS No experience necessary. Tor electronic parts assemoiy. Pleasant working conditions.

Paid vaca lions A holidays. Allen Organ Co. Maeunrie. Pa HO.ME CHILLY? SEE THE BUSINESS SERVICE COLUMN IN THE WANT ADS FOR A HEATING EXPERT. BUSINESS SERVICE 12 VENETIAN BLINDS SERVICE SALES Also laundry F.

L. Knauss. Airport Rd. 1 block off Union Blvd Ph HE 2-3969 WASHER PARTS SERVICE For all make. Wringer Rolls.

Motor Belts I "TT A fTIXfl 18 Btrn ivrvr rrvmti roNTRar-rnp BRICKLAYING GENERAL CONTRACTOR Roman. 1014 Turner St, Phone HE 5-6391 BUILDING A HOME. OR Home, 502 Ridge Allentown, followed by requiem high mass at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of Mount carmel Church. WALTER SCHADE Walter Schade, 58, 1947 S.

Aubrey Allentown, died unexpectedly Monday night at Born in Egg Harbor City. N. J. be was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Schade and lived in Allentown for the last 15 years. Since coming to Allentown, he had been employed as superintendent of the bottling shop of Neuweil-er Brewery. Prior to that time, he worked for 18 years for the Sup- plee-Wills-Jones Milk Co He was a veteran of World War and of the Lutheran faith He is survived by his wife, the former Abbie M. Newman, and the following brothers and sisters: William, Absecon, N. Frederick, Kennett Square; Erwin, camaen.

N. Mrs. Selma Core, Egg Har bor City, N. J. and Ruth Schade, Princeton, N.

J. Short services will be held on Friday at 8 p.m. in the Bachman Funeral Home, 1030 Walnut followed by services on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church, Beaver Springs, Snyder County. HUGH A.

TRIMBLE SR. Hugh A. Trimble husband of Gertrude B. (Tice) Trimble, died Tuesday morning at his home, 324 West Bethlehem. Born in Bethlehem, he was a son of the late Philip and Julia (Gaughran) Trimble, He was employed in the Lehigh Mills of Bethlehem Steel Co.

He was a U. S. Navy veteran of World War I and was a member of Fountain Hill American Legion Post 406. South Side Firemen's Re lief Liberty Fire and the 40 et 8. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son.

Hugh Bethlehem; a stepson, Raymond W. Tice, with the U. S. Navy; a daughter, Mrs. Lee Sweitzer, Orlando, a brother, Phillip, Fountain Hill; two sisters, Mrs.

Julia Gahagan and Mrs. Albert Aldinger, both of Bethlehem, and five grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the Steyers Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem. Fiaird Arfingtnenti ia Mgmorf i Tsar Dtar Departed Oats.

Pirlse! rieial Btmembfaactj tf 25 N. 10th St, Allentown fhone HE 5-9033 225 N. 10th ST. mum at Anaaftmtoli NEW YORK FLORAL CO. MS Haaillta St.

Fk.BE4-9GJS J.fhv Bern Icro'f P- 1 Bmfhr a. i Allentown, followed by high mass of requiem at n.m. in the Sacred Heart of imnmeni in panso re me- lery. uu neanesoay p.m. Vie ber.

MEMORIALS SEE ROMIGS FOR "JONT'MtNTS mark the graves of your loved ones 80th vear 223 10th St HE WENZ CO. INC. 108 Years Continuous business. 1928 Hamilton St. Ph.

HE 4-8157 CEMETERY LOTS CEDAR HILL Section 4 grsve corner lot. $350. Owner leaving town. Phone HE S-3703. FLOWERS Diatinguishea funeral Power arrangements Appropriate Inexpensive BE 5-3411 Delivery Anywhere HE S-841) HESS BROTHERS FLORAL SHOP FUNERAL FLOWERS Delivered anywhere.

PHOEBE FLORAL SHOP 1901 Chew St Ph. HE 4-9587. We mail the bill. PERSONALS l-A WATCH REPAIR Seibert Jeweler Cameras films, imported -iff ware. Greeting cards.

1327 Linden St. HE 5-4271 DON'T SUFFER Rub relieves luetic, uci vv ur juw, I'll ma in a auur, time. Try tube today. THOMAS DRUG SiORE. 443 7tn St.

Nr. Liberty GET Your free coupons from Sears. Roebuck and for the 114,000 in prizes. purchase necessary. I WILL DO BABY SITTING IN MY OWN ttv n.ii i i o.

MOTHER will watch children in own home. Phone HE 3-2345. UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED by elec- trolysis. newest radiomatic method. Julia Kosharek, 953 Gordon HE 3-0604.

COMING EVENTS CARD PARTY Diamond Fire Hall, Walnutnort. tonight. Haas, Pinochle 4: rive Hundred. CARD PARTY Every Wednesday evening at Tri Clover Fire biegersvme, pan, Haas Pinochle. HAY RIDES ANYTIME For Arrangements Call WO 5-8728 SOTIAI.

PARTY West Catasauqua Fire Co. Thursday Sept. 29 A every Thursday thereafter. SQUARE DANCE Every Friday at Limeport Fire Co. Calls by Happy Everyone invited.

SWISS STEAK Pork Sauerkraut It Crab Pattie Dinners. 8.85. Dessert extra. Thurs. Sept.

29, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sponsored by Herbert Paul Lents Post No. 29 127 S. 7th.

BUSLNESS PERSONALS 10 SEAMSTRESS Experienced in making curtains, drapperis, bed spreads, etc. alterations. Call HE M538. LOST AND FOUND 11 LOST Female Dalmatian. Last seen vicinity Lehigh Mountains.

Reward. Ph. HE 4-5520 or HE 4-3827. EMPOLY. AUJ-Kl'X tMALti 1 for Sales Exec 12600 HOME ECON.

GRAD 13640 Up Type. 5 Da 12600 Up TEL Recent Exp 12496 OFFICE Type 12184 SALES Trainee, own car 83120 Up PAYROLL C.C.. 82080 IP TYPIST. Emmaus. 5 to 82340 WERTMAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 22 N.

7th 2nd HE 4-4876 5 day $221 CLERK-TYPISTS. local A out of town to 8200 1 TYPIST if 1 Emmaus res. preferred I192-S208. SECRETARIES, local out of town to 8137. DIETICIANS, hnsp.

xp to $324. LEHIGH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 534 Hamilton. 2nd HE 3-7569 FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS WiU train young ladies between the ages of 21-30 for position as dance instructors. Yon win be staff member In the largest finest organization of its type. No experience necessary, we train you.

Must be able to work evenings, except Saturday. Must be personable, well spoken neat. Do not apply unless willing to work. Psld vacations, bonus arrangement and excellent chances for advancement. APPLY IN PERSON DO NOT PHONE 920 BamUtoa St.

Allentown, Pa. 8 eral 8 30 a.m. Wednesday. Hoffman eral Home. 221 Main East Green villa, with resuiem high mass at a m.

in St. Philip Keri Cathouc Church. i. act i.reenviiie. mcii ratiiniic cemetery, Bally.

Call J- P.m. Tuesday. Owen S. Hoffman. BRINKMAN William C.

86, formerly of Bethlehem and Allentown. Sept. 27, 19o5, husband of Mrs. Ella (Miller! Brinkman. Funeral sen ices 1:30 p.m.

Friday in Steyers Funeral Home. 500 Linden Bethlehem. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Allentown. Call Thursday evening. Steyers.

BROWN Nelson 82, of 723 Front Hellertown, Sept. 25. 195a; husband of late Laura Smith Brown. Funeral serv. ir 2 p.m.

Wednesday in late home Burial Union Cemetery. HeUertown. Friends may call Tuesday evening. C. W.

Templeton. GORR Claude J. 38 years, months and 10 days, of Trexlertown, Sept. 26, 1955; husband of Flossie L. (Fritzi Gorr.

Services Friday at 2 p.m. in the Schmoyer Funeral Home, Breinigsville. Interment in raulg cmon v-nurcn in lertown. Call Thursday p.m, Schmoyer. I rrvGTrnvirffTR Mrs Amanda (Hoch).

78 years 10 months 23 days. Allentown R. 4, Sept. 27, 1955; widow of Harvey D. Fenstermacher.

Services 3 m. Friday. Saylor Funeral Home, 1064 5th Catasauqua. Interment Shoeners ville Cemetery, can I nursuay 10 p.m. at the funeral home.

Harvey R. Saylor. GRIM Irwin 28, Kutztown R. Sept. 24, 1955; husband of Mrs.

HJda L. (Hoffman) Grim. Services p.m. Thursday, Fritt and Kendall Funeral Home, Kutztown. Interment New Bethel Zion Church Cemetery, GrimviUe.

Call Wed. 7-8 p.m. Fnut and Kendall. MAHONEY Mrs. Frances Gauagher, 511 E.

4th Bethlehem. Sept. 24, 19551 wife of Timothy Mahoney Sr. Funeral services 9 a.m. Wednesday, late home; solemn requiem mass, 9:30 a.m., Holy Infancy Church, Bethlehem.

Burial family plot, Holy Saviour Cemetery. Friends may call Monday until time of funeral. Connell and Son. MANN J. 75 years 1 month, days, of Allentown, Sept.

26, 1955; husband of Lucy (Van Allen) Mann. Services 10:30 a.m Thursday. Luther D. Grim Funeral Home. 136-8 N.

12th Allentown. Interment Grandview Cemetery. Call Wednesday 1 to 8:39 p.m. Luther D. Grim.

MILLER Charles 43 years 6 months 25 days, 702 N. 6th Allentown. at Shelby. N.C., Sept. 24.

14.5: husband of Mrs. Lillian (Gorski) Miller. Services 2:45 p.m. Wednesday, J. S.

Burkholder Funeral Home. 161 Hamilton Allentown. Interment Greenwood Call Tuesday 7 to 8:30 P.m. B. PENBERTH Edwin 48.

of Lehighton R. 1, Sept. 27, 1955; in Haff Hospital. Northampton. Services 2 p.m.

Saturday in the Lamont H. Zimmerman Funeral Home, 3rd Lehiehlon. Interment Union Cemetery, Weissport. Call 7-9 p.m. Fri day.

Lamont H. Zimmerman. PRETE Mrs. Michelina Rose fAsilda); 80 years. months.

10 days: 702 S. 5lh Allentown, Sept. 2. 1955: widow of James Prete. Funeral 10:30 a.m.

Thursday in the Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Allentown, foUowed by nigh mass of requiem at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Interment in Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery. Call Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Weber.

SCHADE Walter; 38 years, months. 3 days; 1947 S. Aubrey Allentown, Sept. 26, 1955; husband of Abbie M. (Newman) Schade.

Short services Friday, 8 p.m. in Bachman Funeral Home. 1030 Walnut Allentown, with continued services at 2 p.m. Saturday in Christ Reformed Church, Beaver Springs, Pa. Interment In Beaver Falls Cemetery.

Call Friday p.m. at the funeral home. Bachman. TRIMBLE Hugh A. 57 years, 9 months and 3 days.

324 West Bethlehem. Sept. 27. 1953; husband of Gertrude B. (Tice) Trimble.

Funeral services Friday II a.m. in Steyers Funeral Home. 500 Linden Bethlehem. Interment in Nisky Hill Cemetery. Call Thursday evening.

Steyers. MOHR Mn. Sallie 70 rears 3 months 14 days 601 S. 5th Allentown, Sept. 25, 1955; widow of Edwin F.

Mohr. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Derr Funeral Home. 46 E.

Susquehanna Allentown. Interment Grandview Ceme tery. Call Tuesday p.m. Derr. MOPOZ -Nicholas.

65 yeara 4 mn-thc and 4 days of 1035 Fullerton Alien- town. Sept. 24, 1955; husband of Julia (Poniontko) Moroz. Funeral 8:30 Wednesday at the Weber Funeral Home. 502 Ridge Allentown.

High mass at a.m. in St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Interment in St. Mary's Ceme-tery.

Call at funeral home between 1 and p.m. Tuesday. Parastas service p.m. luesaay. wener.

NEZNAMY JOFTN, of E. Patterson Lansford. Seft. 25, 1955. in Coaldale rospital.

Services 1:30 Wertnecriav In the Russel A. Holmes Funeral Home, 200 E. Bertsch Lansford. followed by serv- ices at p.m. in M.

John's Slovak Lutheran Church, Lansford. The Rev. John Kovacik. pastor, officiating. Interment in tha nsrish cemetery.

Summit HiU. Russel A. Holmes. VICKET Mrs. Clara Armhrnsf.rl 64 years 3 months, of Allentowii 3 5ept.

23, 19.5; widow of Carl Nickey. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Trexler runerai Home, lis 5. tn Allentown.

Interment Cedar Hill Memorial Park. Call p.m. Tuesday. Trexler. RAFB H.

Steward. 7 vaara Mmlh, days, Friertensville, Bethlehem R. 4. sent. Z6.

I9o5j husband of Victoria (Low. Jer) Raub. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday. uruver runerai Home.

Main fnd Oxford Coopersburg. Interment rveuer nnrcn cemetery. CaU 7-8 P.m Thursday. Willard Graver. ROTH Alfred mn 1 a.

11 una. oo in Allentown, Sept. 25. lfteo; husband of the late Mrs. Ida Servces 1:30 m.

Thursday, S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment St. John's dail CaU ialsy. M.

fStiererwaTO. in Allentown. 1(102 Newton Bethlehem: widow of Milton A. Roth. Funeral services 11 a.m Wednesday In Steyers Funeral Home.

j00 Linden Bethlehem. Bu.riai. Cemetery. Friends may caU Tuesday night Steyers. RCHULTZ-Calvln 74.

of 40 2nd Lehighton. Sept. 27. 1953. in Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital.

Lehighton. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Lamont H. Zimmerman Funeral Home. S.

3rd I.e-J.If?t(in nterment Lehighton Ceme'ery. Call 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Lamont H. Zim was the widow of Henry Tucker.

Born in Pen Argyl, she moved to State College 12 years ago. She was a member of Zion Methodist Church and Shutanka Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, both of Pen ArgyL Surviving, besides the son with whom she resided, tre another son, Clarence, Haworth, a step brother, P. Garfield Jago, jEaston; a step sister, Mrs. James nooper, ren Argyi; iour grana children and a great-grandchild. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday in the Pull is Funeral Home, Pen ArgyL MRS. JOHN ABERNETHY Mrs. Margaret (Williams) Aber-nethy, a native of Catasauqua who resided in Barberton, Ohio, for the day in Citizens' Hospital, Barber- ton, after an illness of about a year. She was the wife of John Abernethy. She was a daughter of the late Thomas D.

and Rachel (Webber) Williams of Catasauqua. Her Barberton address was 610 Park Ave. She was a member-of the Presbyterian Church in Barberton. She is survived by her husband, a daughter, Rachel, at home, and a brother, John Williams of Cata sauqua. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Thurs day at the Camfield Hickman Fu neral Home, Park Barber ton. HENRY N. FRANKLIN Henry N. Franklin, 72, of 1231 Butler Easton, died Monday in Easton Hospital. He was af-mitted Sunday.

Born in Turkey, Franklin came to America when he was 17 years old. He worked as a moulder for Lehigh, for more than 40 years, retiring six years ago. Franklin was a member of the Seventh Ward Democratic Club, Easton. He was of the Methodist faith. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Zu-vart Franklin; two sons, Benjamin H. and Albert and a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Phifer, all of Easton; and one grandchild. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Pittenger Funeral Home, Wilson Borough.

CALVIN B. SCHULTZ Calvin B. Schultz, 74, of 40 2nd Lehighton, died at 8:30 a.m yesterday in Gnaden Huetten Me- morial Hospital, Lehighton, where he had been a patient since Sept. 6. He had been ailing since July.

Born in Lehighton, he was a son of the late Henry and Suzanna Hoffman Schultz. He was a mem ber of Lehigh Fire Co. No. 1, IOOF. and Masons of Lehighton He was employed as a blacksmith helper on the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.

for 50 years before retiring July 31. His wife, the former Carrie Brown, died in 1906. Surviving are a daughter, Mar guerite, wife of Robert E. Frey, Lehighton; a sister, Carrie A. Schultz, at home; two brothers, Oscar, Jim Thorpe, and Asaby, of Lehighton, and three grandchil dren and a great-grandchild.

Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Lamont H. Zimmerman Funeral Home, S. 3rd Lehighton. MRS.

ELIZABETH NEMETH Mrs. Elizabeth (Vados) Nemeth, 719 Laufer Bethelehm, died Tuesday morning in St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, after a lengthy illness. She was the wife of the late Joseph Nemeth. Born in Hungary, she was a daughter of the latr Stephen and Elizabeth Vados.

She was a member of St. John Capistrano's Church. Bethlehem, and had been a resident of the city for 50 years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen Morrison and Mrs.

Mary Thomas, both of Bethlehem; four sons, John and Stephen, both iof Bethlehem; Joseph, Allentown, and Emery, at home; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services at 9 a.m. Friday in the John R. Shupp Funeral Home, 812 E. 4th Bethlehem, will be fol lowed by requiem mass at 9:30 a.m.

in St. John Capistrano Church. tonol-Ser viol; 00 MEMBER PARR A SHOP 1 i 1 ACCT -Office MGR GOfr I OFFICE CL1C. 5 rDIS- Method. Rnrc Ir-in.

851" INDl S. ACCT with degree lis 4 fwXTrROi MGR- Jo Exp Pref. I.E. Grad 8r.gloir4 IB M. Payroll 3 SALES.

Whlse. rohncants Son "i-iiJ F.MpiYi,,f:XT-5ER"s 22 N. 7th HE 4-4-f I ASST. PERSONNEL, DIR MJ00 St CONTROLLER tr ACCOl VTANTS 85.0WIL a tn i I M. sup BOOKKEEPER et 131 ENGINEERS, aD types atfaJfrtSOOno.

s.u. 1S.U.M.&, col car fum. DRn'FS-SALF'fciruaranteed LEHIGH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 534 Hamilton. 2nd HE 3-T5 MALE HELP WANTED 27 A-l ALL AROUND Roof A spootlns ra. pair mn.

top wages, steady work. CaU a.i anm Him Mtn Tnn ir nrnn lilPDTr pirvro a. 'drivers. Apphy Employment Ofiice. trex.

Orcharos. Rotle near Schneckaa ville. APPLE PICKERS fun or Part time. OVERLOOK ORCHARDS, I-anry's, fa Are You Interested in Route Sales Work? The FTeihofer Baking Co. win emplT A train men to operate retail routes.

Be no- tils A opportunity fog advancement. APPLY 17M VVION BLVD. SEE MR SHIFFERT AUTO Spray painter, top wages, vsca- tinn holidays, steady work. Arlirstoa Aua Body. Emmaus.

Phone WO 5-4842. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to sell pew used sutomobiles. Apply 1130 W. Broad Bethlehem. Union Garage lie AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WwiMt ftr- nnr r-v wvpp.4rsni portunity.

Apply HELLERTOWN MOTOR Mam McAdoo bu. Aks for Harris or Jim. AUTO PAINTER fully experienced en enamel color matching Write Particu lars was das-red to Box 197 Call it Chronicle. BAKER'S HELPER Experience not necessary. Apply Union Blvd BE ALERT BE A LEADER Are yon Interested In gales career with immediate high income promotional possibilities that are to your liking? Wa don't have a "Get Rich Quick" propnsi.

bon, but we do have a Job that will pay you better thai 8 125 weekly too. can qualify. Do yo want a Job where yoa ean be your oa boss? Can you make your og ae ostons on the spot! We are looking for young men II la 39 who have sales possibilities A who belief in themselves. Sales experience is not necessary. give full training give the opportunity to Earn Learn at lh same time.

At the end of 90 dava you can be Placed on a Job Bavins: 5a Is tAjua annually. SEE MR. FELMEY At Hotel Traylor Wednesday. Bentmhe 280.. 1 to 1 A 4 to I P.m.

BOY to work in spreading department, must be 16 years or older. Apply kmiting Mill Main Cooper, ours. Pa. BOYS MEN TRAVEL Miami. New Orleans.

Calif Chicago, with aat'l Circ. sales Co. Must be single, neat, ambitious free to leave immed. Our men average 13.4 50 mo. Comm.

bones tseekly draw, acct No, exp. nec. Transp. furn. See Mr.

House. Amaru us Hotel 7-9. Don't Phone. BOYS Over 18 years of ase for general mill work. No Phone calls.

Apply R.k Knit Mfg. 103a Linden 2nd fluor rear. BOYS WANTED To gelt newspapers. Apply Hamilton Newt 528 Hamilton St. CANVASSER Prefer man over 45, steady, reliable, make good money.

Salary plug bonus. See Mr. Dale any morning be- tween 10 12. 109 S. 8th St Aiientowa.

CARPENTER Phone HE COOK Also kitchen man. full maintenance Uniforms. Call Penasburg Sii. 7-10 DESIGNERS DETAILERS SPECIAL MACHINFRY TOOLS AND DIES STEEL MILL EQUIPMENT RELNFORf ED CONCRETE STRUCTURAL ELECTRICAL SOME JOBS PAY LIVING ALLOWANCE. CALL OR WRITE: F.

W. ARMITAGE 140 V. 8TH ST, ALLENTOWN, FA. HE --13 DISHWASHER WANTED Apply Superior Restaurant. 824 Hamilton St.

DISHWASHER-FulI time. onJorma flirt. Apply Kestaurant. 38 N. 7th St.

DISHWASHER WANTED II DO per hour Apply Sunnybrook Diner 18.h A Lehir. Sis. DISHWASHERS WANTED Cedar Cresl Collet Kitchen. Apply only to the kitchen Crest HaU. DRAFTSMAN Siractural Steel detailing experience.

For work in Hartford. n- nect.cut. ror interview sena resume er.a salary reAHirunent to Csrl wilsberg. ICh. The Standard Structural Steel Co Box IX Station A Hartford.

Cona. orthsmpton. DRIVERS Yellow Cab Co. needs several men fur day sn.lt A night shift. Our men enjoy many benefits A make good wsgeg lips, we prefer expenencea men o-s le can tra a you.

Ye w.u hire up to years old. APPiy to Mr. ne.nei St. between i-7 m. EARN MONEY In your spare taking orders among your friends and neiih.bors right around your own hotre for Real Silk's line of women's, men s.

A children's apparcL Phone HE A-W-O. EXPERIENCED FtrrnrTure salesman work in store. Excellent oppormairf for right man. sge 38 to 40. Apply LEON FURNITURE Mr.

Karol it S. Jt EXPERIENCED Iryer Bench mag to work in Bakery. Apr jr 822 Unvn Bhd. EXPERIENCED TRICK SALE5M4N PASSENGER CAR SAIL-MAX Apply wm t. De.oert, A ATs.

FLOORM AN TRUCK DRIV ER Most be 25 or over for sieadv empty. ment with natioal concern. WJing to drive truck when needed. Apply br aa iff HE i-l2t Ur appm-'merit. FILL FASHIONED KNITTERS 4or 24 section Res'lmg ma-itna, 2-d A 3rd Emmaus Hosiery Mills.

218 N- 'h St4 Emmaus. FILL TIME Stew srd vscatton aper.il' A plan. Appi bet. 8 A lu ra. TuAy.

Wed. or Tnurs. Fra'ernal Order at Eagles, 453 Main St uiv Wanted One who ktrr Ihow Io cut grass, kanrile tractor A oant Ir7nres salary A Call WO momsnrs INSTALLER for alammnm storm dos A doors. Expenenced orly. App 1 Alien Co 131 T- r.man INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY For experienced hosp.uligatio.

A health ra Leh.sn A Nof.hamtny Salary to start. Eejet com. Pius gusranteed renewals. Write to B- Call A orifo-me rumishad. Call HE 4-411 T.rt ITS LABORERS Apply 27jl Lenigk SL a LABORATORY TECHNICIANS iji f-f grad -nr; CI1 Mr rch laboraiors.

Recent duaie. ne-Thomas at Tiw km 17 eg AJas M-ral Products Co i.r Ma-7town. Pa LAYOUT MEN KNOWLEDGE TRI4NGULATI0.1 AND PROJECTION FITTERS WELDERS FABRICATION OF FERROUS I A NON-FERROUS MATERIAL A STBLE AND PROGRESS! fc COMPANY FULLER CCMPAiMY I CATASAUQUA. PA. A lifelong resident of Monroe County, Mrs.

Bush was born in Bartonsville. a daughter of the late Wilson and Laura (Bisbing) War-i ner. A son, John and a daughter Laura Esther, both of East Stroudsburg R. 3, also perished in the flash flood which hit the Stroudsburg area. Another daughter, Mrs.

I Helen Anthony, also of East Stroudsburg R. 3, still is missing. The bodies of Mrs. Anthony's hus band, Richard, and son, Robert, already have been found, identi fied and buried. Surviving are three sons, Wilson, Stroudsburg, Howard and William, both of East Stroudsburg R.

two daughters, Mrs. Joel Hilgert, East Stroudsburg R. 2, and Mrs. William Bush, East Stroudsburg; two half-brothers, William Warner, Stroudsburg, and John Warner, Seotrun. The services will be held, at Gantzhorn Funeral Home, Tanners- ville.

WILLIAM C. BRINKMAN William C. Brinkman, 86, a for mer resident of Bethlehem and Al lentown, died Tuesday in St. Luke's Hospital. A native of New York City, Brinkman was retired by the Beth lehem Steel by which he was employed as a millwright.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ella (Miller) Brinkman, Allentown; four sons, Paul Bethlehem; Raymond, Miami, George, Gulfbreeze, and and Edwin, Columbus, Ohio; four daughters, Mrs. Barbara Hindle, Allentown, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wardlow, Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs.

Lloyd Guth, all of Miami, a sister. Mrs. Caroline Reinharf, Ballietsville; 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Steyers Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem.

MRS. A. E. FENSTERMACHER Mrs. Amanda E.

Fenstermacher 78, of Allentown R. 4, widow of Harvey D. Fenstermacher, died in her sleep at her home yesterday following a short illness. She was born in Hanover Town ship, Lehigh County, a daughter of the late Henry and Sarah (Fisher) Hoch, and was a lifelong resident of the township. She was a member of the Evan gelical and Reformed congregation Iof Christ Church, Shoenersville, and of the home department of Shoen ersville Sunday School.

Surviving are three sons, George Kempton; Robert Allen town, and Franklin North Catasauqua; two daughters, Mrs. Jen nie Eroh, Allentown, and Ann wife of Harold Frable, Bath R. 17 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband on July 30, 1954. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Friday at the Saylor Funeral Home, 1064 5th Catasauqua. NAOMI G. RAMALY Miss Naomi G. Ramaly, 40, Palmerton R. 1, died yesterday morning in Allentown Hospital aft er an illness of several weeks.

Born in Allentown, she was a daughter of the late P. Paul and Alice (Sherer) Ramaly. She was a member of St. John's Evangelical United Brethren Church, Bowmanstown. Surviving is a sister, Miss Ra- chael Ramaly, Palmerton R.

1. Private funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Kegel Funeral Home, 145 Delaware Palmerton. BIDS WAXTF.D The Supervisors of Lynn Township, ht- hieh County. wiU receive bids for oU: 000 gallons road oil C-l or C-2, delivered on Township Roads.

All materials in accordance with P.D.H. specification. Sue cessful bidder must furnish roller. Also 2000 gallons more or less dust oil. The Supervisors reserve the right to use more or less than amounts shown and to reject any and aU bids.

Bids due not later than Sept. 30, 1955. Sec. Lymiport, Pa. NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE OTirE herehv given that an Ordi nance, of which the following is a correct copy, wiU be presented to and acted upon by the Borough CouncU of the Borough of Emmaus, Lehigh County.

Pennsylvania, at its regular meeting to be held on Monday. October 3. 1955, at 8:00 clock in Council Chambers. Borough Hall. Emmaus.

Pennsylvania, vacating portions of East Main St. between Mountain Boulevard and Thirty-first St, THE BOROUGH OF EMMAUS hereby ordains, as follows: advisable to catet certam Portions of in said area, it is hereby ordained that the following portions ot with the exceptions as hereinafter noted are hereby vacated: ct in tha Rnrnn MB of Em- maus Lving between Mountain Boulevard and Thirty-first in the City of Alleiv town, so as to estaniisn unuui iuui of said East Main St. of forty. 40) feet ALL THAT ttitiaw area him i-the limits of East Main described as IOBEGi.VNING at a point in the eastern line of Mountain Boulevard located south ST 12' east 122.44 feet from the inter section of tne soutneriy line oi i'f sr and said easterly line of Mountain Boulevard: thence north 34 16' east 1953.60 feet to the western line of st (Allentown City Line) thence South 53 44" east 15.00 feet to pomt thence south 34" IS west 1930.5S feet to a point in the aforesaid easterly line of Mountain jsouievaro; uicut- same north 12' west 15 34 feet to the FVrFPTFD AND ELIMINATED from said area to be va cated are those portions thereof tying within the limits of Dell. Eagle and Fox Sts ALSO ALL THAT CERTAIN portion of East Main St.

described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the eastern line of Mountain Boulevard located north S7' 12 west 122.44 feet from the intersection of the northerly line of Fernwood St. and said easterly line of Mountain Boulevard, thence along the easterly line of Mountain Boulevard north S7' 12' west 15.34 feet to a point, thence north 34 IS" east 1942.44 feet to a point on the westerly line of Thirty-first St. 'Allentown City Line thence south 55 44' east 15.00 feet to a point; wence soutn is1 wast I'm 4il feat to the place of be ginning EXCEPTED AND ELIMINAT ED from said area to ne vacaiea are those portions thereof lying within the limits of Dell, Eagle and Fox Sts. SECTION II. The Borongh Engineer is hereby directed to amend the official Borough Map accordingly, and the Borough Secretary is likewise hereby directed to note upon the records of the Borough the provisions of this Ordinance and to notify the Planning Commission accord- SECTION tn.

Afl ordinances, or parts thereof, inconsistent therewith are hereby repealed. PI BY ORDER OF THE BOR-iOt'GH COUNCIL OF EMMAUS, PENNA. OSCAR T. IOBST, Borough Secretary Public Sale Cancelled The public sale of household goods, car and dog kennels scheduled for Saturday, October 1. 1955.

on the George Dorney Farm, also known as the former Beao-Top Collie Dog Kennels, about 1 mile west of Bretningsvilie along trad leading to Merti- town. scuta or m. zt. in Letugn has been cancelled. By order of Helen M.

Wleder and Lester A. Wieder. Sr. Sept. 2.

PRIVATE SALE OF 50 Head Bloodtested Dairy Cows Farm. Am hurl. Pa. 1 Most of these cows are fresh or close springers. Some Jerseys.

Guernseys and 9 9 J. 78. 29 IT 8 81 DRIVER-SALESMAN For milk route, is PERMANENT POSITION. I DAY WEEK: Catasauqua A vicinity. Sieady empliy.

ment. good opp. for aggressne man. As employe benefits include profit 'ply in person at 140 nsshinglon SERVICES ALTERATIONS REPAIRS merman. 1ST CLASS CARPENTER Open Stairways SECHLER Mrs.

Catharine tile ceilings, all kinds of re- years months. 2o Hanover Acres. ri? CARPENTRY Concrete block waSZTb'iHJmS. Wednes-! Also homes A garages built. Free e-U-: st.

ph. HE 4-8563. day. Kulik Funeral 42" Casters, etc. Large stock.

Washers re- sharing, retirement plan, group insurance hospitalisation, paid vacations. APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION VIS HAMILTON ST, ALI.ENTOWV TYPIST GF.NF.Ril. nFFirr. nrPIT Experienced or eomoarahTe traimre hi eirhar tvni-ar. ahtathsi-rf Jt.tm general office work preferred.

Apply in (Writing io Accoantirig on ce. vni- versity or Phone UN 7-5071 en. WAITRESS 8 73 PER HR. Uniforms furnished-apply Sunnybrook Diner If I.ehien St WAITRESS full time, aniforms turn. Apply Home Restaurant 7th St.

WAITRESS-EXPERIENCED Ttrau Hntta i9rr Hamilton St. No pho(, jj, iitpfs; EJPERrENCFTJ UNIFORMS FURNISHED HOOK DINER mil A WAITRESS Mjs be 21. Dsy Work. Apply Tne Lounge, Hamilton St. Kitchen, tv HamUton St.

WAITRESSES Foe Palm turk v. April. Carl Creseo. Penrt. AITR EsSESDay and evening nhift.

Fall panume. one piam eoo tat aay. Coaa Oim Ktrmowe, Pa. Pnone 2(8. WAITRESSES One full time, one part Apply Mgr.

North Lod Republican Club, 4- WAITRESSES Pure Food Restaurant 13 W. Brad St, Be'hieretn. Ps. Home, 'Hanover ve Aiientown. cau 7-8 pjn.

Tuesday. Kulik. SMITH-Mrs. Flora wife of L. Smith, of 117 N.

4th Lehighton. Sept. 25. 195J. In Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital.

Lehighton. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, ia the Garrett Funeral Home. Hnt. r.i-l.

n. KINDS of brick A block work iTm 5.our..7 t0(Fred. E. DeRoner. bricklaying contractor.

P.m. Tuesday. William A. Garrett. D.

2. phone Krumsv.lle Contact reatherman Electric for an your XAIrFr- 1 electrical pmoiems. HE 3-6U2 after m. Also part time. Apply Coffee THE POINT CAN BE MIGHTY SHARP! Don't wait until you're fiat on your back financially! Pin all of your bills down to one source with a Personal Loan.

Your creditors will get the point that you're mighty sharp and a good credit risk I TABLE OF MONTHLY COSTS FOR PERSONAL 10LNS ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE or Valuable Real Estate KNOWJf AS BLUE RIDGE FARMS. INC. Brick homes, garages A block foundations Acre Farm and Summer Home beL twerience. But UP for nub ic anction as Octohar WXINTRAl Ph. HE S-M24.

JLr AN OLILtIT CONCRETE PRODUCTS Precast steps! Areawava bench ends septic tanks pa- tio blocks, clear and colored car stops, cooina winti'm sills. Iflt MltUl-I tU. mii Devoosnixe ttds. Acrest from Vuitee Airport FALL CLEARANCE SALE FOT.WER POTS. Bihl) BATHS.

M'EPPINC STONES. OUTDOOR FIREPLACES. BENCH ENDS. PATIO BLOCKS 23 PCT. OFF ON ALL ITEMS HOMEWARD STEP CO.

Airport Shoe neniile Rd. I Cpen Evenings A Sanda HE 4-3-31 ys HEAT'G PLUMB'G ROOF'G 17 CAMPS CI. fc A.N EH Clean mm sepur tank the sure nna ia at 2:00 am tha Brnnert- at Ashfield. East Penn Tnwnshia. Car.

bon consisting of a I family stone nouse. in rooms, Dams and powder rocm le. 18 rooms. 2 baths and powder rorm. porch, garage, barn, spring house nd ous ootbuildiiurs, hot water, o.l fired sun heat, swimming pool' approximately BUSINESS SERVICE 12 1543.00 GARAGES Bulb to order on your property.

Call ATLAS for details BE M571. modeling at lowest cost. HE 2-j89 after 4 mates. Ph. CO 4-768.

A-l CESSPOOL CLEANING Salutary pumping septic tanks cleaned. Free est. Day or night. CONTINENTAL HE 8-74ft ALL KINDS Brick A Block Work. Homes, garages, commercial hides Ph.

PAUL WIEDER EX5-9SS1 BEAR'S CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANK Cleaning verv ice 1814 Green St rn fh HE RRiriri avtNf: A P.RITK POINTING CHIMNEY REPAIRING CONTRACTOR t-SUMAi ccrt-marii hi. -j-i RRirkl.AVINT. A PLASTERING BRICK POINTLNG A Chimney repairs Free estimates Guaranteed work. Richard Blum. Pratt S.

HE S-7194 k't'hen "bmetj A Formica tnn. Free estimates. HE 4-3719 or HE 4-8866, CESSPOOL A septic tank cleaning A ditioning service Guarantee yr. iroome-free or your money refunded. FX4 for sep- be tanks 84 98.

FX7 for Cesspools 14 8. 1 good for 500 gal COPLAY PLBG A HTNG. 13 2nd Coplay rn 2-2633. In bus. since 1S19 Distributor for FX Products Dealers wanted CHIMNEYS REBUILT This month only with new brick floe No money down.

I months to pay. 1-X20 858 A up. US 7-38U HE 5-0723 CONCRETE WORK A PLASTERING MICHAEL R. KOPAC fl Linden St. HE 4-2277 ui- ratLM, L.

Asphalt drivrwavs, patios, parking lots etc. Pttone Ei S-2T7S LIGHT HAULING A ODD JOBS Reasonable. Courteous A prompt service. Paons LO 4-J34 1 i. VKv WSl 'JtXtf m-k" ism rtildNTheaTy1 "iZFitlpWS MEN- day meal.

small lake, several acres of woodlsnd. CESSPOOL A Septic tanks. New tanks Good hunting. Premises may be inspected i in stalled. Sanitary cleaning.

R. A. Greess-npon request to the rndersigned. Irweig. Wsinntport.

Slatington yni with CAMP'S CLEANER AR- A cnaries ntercnffier AnctioneTr New Tripoli. Pa. John r. Stine. Jr Atty.

4iO Commonwealth Bidg. Allentown, Pennsylvania. Sept. 25-28. PUBLIC SALE Household Goods Antiques Satnrdiv.

Oct. 1st. One O'eloek P.M. at Above payments include Principal and Interest. A charge of 11 is made to cover insurance.

la the event of death, the estate the borrower is relieved of payments. Ecel. working eond. Box 339 Call-Chron. ANTED operate rs for drees factory in Coplay.

State experience to bos 214 Call Chromeie. WOM4.X 15 to SO as -ase keeper Reply witb fun particulars to Boa CaU Chron irle. Ba'sfehatr WOMAN as haosaaeeper for i edubi in centrally located apt. References. cnronicie.

WOMAN for general hoosew-rn A easy 1 or 4 -ays weekly. Ph. 2-3579 after Ism. UOUfcV nMWnrt. ale 3-45.

Car naaaary. Fnll time Permanent 3jev nduirnwni lora. duiui-. aw espenence required. Salary A Coir imisoen.

to 875. weekly to rare pive number. Write Bo 10. Can A Cnr-wyle. WOMAN wanted to clean 1 floor home 1 day every other week.

Write Boa 3j Call A Chronicle. WOMAN Experienced housework A cooking, mo laundrv. 2 adults. Pnva'e rm li bath, good salary. Ref.

req. Ph. HE 3-123 YELLOW CAB CO. wants telephone operator. 48 hour week.

Call HE 4-2U ask Mr. YOUNG LADY Age 18 li pert time clerk in patent medicine st-re. Apply Hendrirlr Cot Rate, Wi N. Tta St HENRY NEf-FS. PA ClvOGGED PLPES? 'enm SCHTT-ER LRICE 48 MBLNG A HEATING CON Opened without digrtng HE IHACTOR Sewer connecti as made J.

Snyder 307 Bradford St. HE rwvm i ROOFLNG A SPOUTLNG CONTRACTORS Roof repairs A pa'ntins Wickel Bros. A HE 3-4 M0TXG-ST0RAGE 1J A LOCAL A LONG DISTANCE MOVER UnK Transfer Co EE 2-1171 -rut a u. r-i r.cr i mano sale Moving a SpenaKv ARTHUR W. CLOSE HE 5-3501 lour Aie4 van Lines A sent Move tore Park Crate GENERAL HACXING AND STORAGE We Rent Folding O.arrs A Tables Ph BE J-524 ALLENTOWN TRANSFER MOVING PACKING STORAGE Asent North American Van Lines C.

KELLER A SON'S. PHONE EE S-C7l PAINTING PAPERIUXGIXG 20 MEMBER FDIC ISM stole fne. J. MCSOn Cnnfmrtnr aicrpe iop oesa wain at. rne i 1 1 Antique condition; with nice Interior et-npartment, I iw years, siinoe ana nana paintenj siIvTrware'.

sn-e rocker, bay and oc-'l easional chairs, bric-a-brac, auto robes, screen, modern dining room suite, double door book case, lamps, Christmas decora- EXCAVATING B-bdrrmg, trencning. scoliosis, chest of drawers, twin beds, eora-itie tank duging. hauLng fill, top oil trnd-pleie blankets, sond room size ruci. i scamns. rototil lawns Muth.

FX heneh visa. lunnmMI trt aaroenter aui other tools. Numerous other articles. i By order of FREE PARKING LOT and DRIVE-IN DEPOSITORY AT CHURCH A WALNUT STS. C34-3C ILV3IILIOX STKEET S.

CENTER SQl'ASS Hoi-terns. This is a good lot of dairy cows. MRS. DAISY YEAGER, At. S.

WERLEY1ED. J. KNOLL. Auctioneer i 819 per rii np YOUNG WOMAN For general aoese-G-axanteed work, ROY HCMEJISLY. work A cooking J-j dayg wees WescosvilU EI J-iji.

or pot, line salary. Ref. req. HE 3-687..