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DEATH NOTICIS HELP WANTED EEMAlf (IS)! HELP WANTED-HOUSIHOID (13) THE SUN, Saturday, November 18, 1944 14 HELP WANTED FEMALE VHP WANTED FEMALE fill STENOGRAPHER-CLERK Pertnanent po Morrison Made Davison Vice-President MIKALAJCNAS. On November 15. 1944. IGNOTAo, of 529 Washington Boule vard, beloved husband of Alice Mlka-lajunas. Funeral from Joseph Kaslnskas Funeral Home, 602 Washington Boulevard, on Monday at 10 A.

Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 19 MORTON. On November 16. 1944, WILLIAM WALLER MORTON, husband cf the late Margaret Mcintosh Morton. Survived by a son, Allen Waller Mor ton, of Baltimore county.

Maryland: a daughter. Mrs. Henry Coleman Bask ervllle. of Richmond. a Bister.

Mrs. Robert Voss Mnrye, of Richmond. and four grandchildren. Funeral services from his residence. 920 West Franklin street, Richmond.

at noon Saturday. 18 MILLER On November 15. 1944. EMMA (nee Walther). formerly of Raynor Heignts.

Nursery road. Linthicum Postofflce, beloved wife of Otto Muller Funeral from the Funeral Home of George L. Schwab, 2101 Frederick on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 18 MURPHY.

On November 16. 1944. IDA (nee Daigen, of 3231 Abell avenue, beloved wife of the late John F. Murphy Funeral from the John A. Moran Funeral Home.

42d street and Green- mount avenue (entrance on 42d street), on Monday, November 20, nt 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at SS Philip and James' Church at 9 A. Interment In New Cathedral Ceme tery. 19 NERNBERG.

On November IS. 1944. WILLIAM, beloved son of Andrew and the late Amelia Nernberg (nee Bolmi Funeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Henry Kinder. Whlt- neys Landing road, on Saturday at 1.15 P.

M. Services at Elvaton Lutheran Church at 2 P. M. Interment Glen Haven Memorial Cemetery. 18 OVELGONE.

On November 14. 1944 HENRY, aged 65 years, beloved husband of the late Mary Ovelgone. Funeral from his late residence. 3611 East Lombard street, on Saturday at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M. Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery. 18 PARKS. On November 16.

1944, MARY M. (nee Laird), beloved wife of the late William E. Parks. Friends may call at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets, until 6 P. M. Saturday. Funeral services and Interment at Tangier. on Sunday.

18 Tin November 15. 1944 ELISABETH tnrn Ludwlg). beloved wife of the lata William Phillips Funeral from her home. 3413 Elliott street, on Saturday at 2 P. Interment In Mount Carmct Cemeterv.

18e RADCLIFFE. On November 16. 1944. MINNIE P. (nee Elder), formerly of 1727 Harford avenue, the beloved wife of the late Frank W.

Radcllffe. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at 1 P. M.

Interment In Greenmount Cemetery. 18 RODEY. On November 15. 1944. BER THA beloved wife of the late Christian Rodey.

Funeral from her home. 216 East Doris avenue, Brooklyn Heights, on Saturday at 2 P. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery 18 ROSSELL. On November 17.

1944. MIL DRED KEATING, of 2426 Guilford avenue, aged 23 vears. beloved wife ol Lieut. William A. Rossell.

Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul anc Preston streets, on Monday at 2 P. Interment In Loudon Park Cemeterv 20 SAUTTER. On November 17. 1944.

THEODORE, beloved husband of Mary P. Sautter (nee Stancey). Funeral from his late residence Olen Burnle. on Monday at 10.30 A. Services at 6t.

Paul's Lutheran Cnuren at 11 A. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 SCHAFER. On November 16.

1944 MARY M. (MOLLIE). beloved daughter of the late Augustine and Elizabeth Schafer (nee Connelly). Funeral from her late residence 2125 West Saratoga street, on Monday. November 20.

at 8.30 A. M. Rp-qulem High Mass at St. Martin'! Church at 9 A. M.

Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 19 SCIIUI.TZ. On November 17. 1944. ARTHUR at the Home for the Aged of the Me tiled 1st Church, aged 82 years, the beloved husband of the late Belle King Schultz.

20 Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemeterv. SETT AN.

On November 17. 1944. HEL-LEY T. (nee Blscoe). formerly of 1401 North Luzerne avenue, beloved wife ol the late Herman Settan.

Sr. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C. Miller, 2433-35 East Oliver street, on Monday at 2 P. M. Intprment in Baltimore Cemetery.

20c SLKMONS. on November 16. 1914. JAMES WILLIAM SLEMONS. beloved husband of Mrs.

Ruth F. Siemens (nee Frltztnger), at his home In Salts burv. Md. 19 SMITH. On November 17.

1944. ANNA E. (nee Selgel), beloved wife of Gett Smith. Funeral from her Iste residence. 3230 Foster avenue, on Monday.

November 20, at 8.15 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Oak Lawn Ceme tery.

20 SUTTON. Suddenly, on November 17 1944. JAMES beloved husband ol May Hudson Sutton, of 2815 Presst-man street. 1 Funeral servires will be held at William J. Tlcknr.r fe Son, North.

and Pennsylvania avenues, of which dur notice will be given. 22e SWHKTMAN. On November 15, 1944 KATHKRINF. (nee Lucssl. nt 2fMl Harlem avenue, wife of the late Samuel M.

Sweetman. Funeral from the home of J. Melville Jenkins. 2713 Kirk avenue, on Saturday st 2 P. M.

Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. 18 TAR BUTTON. On November 16. 1944 WILLIAM of Margate. beloved husband of the late Annie Tarbutton (nee Sadler).

Services at the home of his sister Mrs. Nora Burgess. 1411 Riverside ave nue, on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Further services and interment at tt.

Micnaeis. Maryland. 19 VANE. On October 1, 1944. at Nevers.

France. CORPORAL CHRISTOPHER VANE, of 1243 Washington Boulevard, beloved husband of Alice Vane (nee Hanson) and son of Levin T. and Ellen R. Vane mee Hover). Memorial services will be held at St.

Mark's Lutheran Church, at Wickes avenue, on Sunday. November 19. at 11 A. M. Relatives and mends are Invited.

19 WAf.NKR.-On November 13. 1944. HARRY, beloved husband of Valerie Sheridan Waener. Funeral from his home. 303 Hilton avenue, CatonsvUle.

on Saturday aft-! ernoon at 3 clock. Interment in London Park. 18e F. ION Nov ember 16. 1944 JOSEPH, beloved husbnhd of the late Lena Weidner (nee weixnen.

Services at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Mevers. 3812 Third street. Brooklyn, on Tuesday at 8.15 A. M.

Requiem Hlgn Mass at Rose of Lima Church nt 9 A. M. Inter ment in Holv Redeemer Cemetery. 21 WICKS. On November 17, 1944.

at his residence. 1904 Boone street. GEOROF S. beloved husband of Minnie c. Wicks (nee Bond).

20e Funeral from the above residence on Monday. November 20. at 2 P. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery FUNERAL LIRECTORS '4), JOHN DKMN INC MortTn Funrrsl Home Est 1848 LlKht snrt Mnrtunmrry Street TELEPHONE SOUTH 14161417 Trariltional fine funeral In vour home your or in our modern chanel Motor Kouir.mpnl Thf Bi-st LIlXv ZfJiliER. INC Funeral Home Eastern Wolfe WO 1443 401 Wnlfr SI 700 ConklillK 81 Phone.WOip J433.

Phone wpjfe MILTON SCHILLINU UNKKAL. HO.ME Funeral Arrangements In All Pect'ons WANOVFR ST CURTIS U5 CLARENCE HOFFMANN 1639 Broadway BR 53R6 21 with the late George ZirkVr HOWARD STRONG 3207 North Ave at Hilton MA 4354 17 ears with the late John Denny PHILIP HER WIG SONS Prions St Wolf 5547. Brwv 2219 CEMETERIES AND IOTS 5) LORRAINE CEMETERY Lot for sale in best sertion will sacrince. Terms If de sirea wio.1. OAWAY 4(UC 4J iMfAbtiarfTfa II ivi ii ii i.m 1 aaH i Fmrfrnm t.v uw w.

'f afa3Vllj PARKWOOD Most Beaulrful Burial Estate. Memorial Park and Monument Sections Public Mausoleum. Chanel. Perpetual Care Non-Sectarian Terms txecutlve Office. 3 31 0 Taylor ave.

HA. 0586 BALTIMORE CEMETERY Beautiful Memorial Monument or Lawn sections. S4l Upward Per Grave. Terms North Are East of Oaj St. WOlfe 1101 Office Closed Sundays and Holidays.

LOUDON PARK "1R01 FREDERICK AVENIT15 Free transportation witbln cemetery to new serrions OI. 0772-0773. LEX. 6838-6839 WOODLAWN CEMETERY 32 ear to our entrance One fare. Public nupfi and Mausoleum rranDorlatlon loi Inspection FO.

6600-6601. Office. Woodlawn, Md LORRAINE PARK Beautiful developed lots, reasonably orired. permanent entnmbmpnt in Lorraine Mausolpum Phone VE. 1838 or Wood lawn 49 DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY P1KESV11.LE Executive OfrVc.

ADS caiherlral fit I EX 6838. Office Cemetery, For. 4545. Pikes. 159 MORELAND MEMORIAL PARK The Cemetery Without Monuments.

Office. 5806 Harford Road Ham. 1337 OAK LAWN CEMETERY 2i Eastern Ave. Phone Ver. 6741.

Essex 5 MONUMENTS, VAULTS. ETC. (6 See WH A GADLT Son, tnc now at 513 N. HOWARD ST. VE.

5134 HENRY MERKEL. INC fKEDKRil-K AVE. LOST AND FOUND (7) BLACK COCKER SPANIEL, male. lost. Answers to the name of Blackle.

In Ml. Washington sec. LI. 1132. Reward.

BLOUSE, with Malson Annette ticket, S10: anua Diue. size bis, dov, CAT Red. part Angora, white nose, breast ana paws. DIAMOND Platinum Bar Pin. with bow in center.

vicinity Penna. R. station. reward. 44Ha FEDERAL Beef Graders Chassi Handle lost.

Identification D221. tall between I ana 4.30. Ol. 5BB3 GOLDEN Cocker Spaniel Answers to name oi --Lucicy. Male.

7 mo. old. wnite nair on chest. Reward. TU.

3749 GREcN Coin Purse with around $24. Lost on Lexington and Park at uutmans. Reward. FD. 0133.

LONGINES wrist watch Monday evening Lord Baltimore Hotel or vicinity. Re ward. BE. 69BU. MASONIC Rina (32di with Hebrew inscrip tion, probably lost at Sinai Hospital.

Ke ward. Call LA. 1049. MINK SCARF. Dennison st.

to Edgewood court. Rewa rd. LI. 9504 POCKETBOOK. black, left in taxi, con tained money, keys and important Pspts Reward If returned.

Cu2184. Kiel HOOK ibUi ki ruulBlnlnir about 1H4 At nanera. Slim reward. JAMKa (. OH BEN WELL.

LeonardlownMrt RINO. man's, ruby, lost vicinity Lombard and Eutaw. Keepsake. Reward. Major Mohr.

I.E. 3700 SEAMANS PAPERS beloninn to Paul Deegan. Please return to 1505 N. Mont-ford ave SILVER PIN with Zircon stone lost 5 reward. P.R.

WATCH, lost, man's service watch, in 8. Ai N. Katz box. Lexlneton Market Reward, Phone MrTallIjAfayetle J250 WALLET, coiualiililti money, papers, etr Iom Thurs. lilsht in Co.

store. Reward. 612 Denlson st. OI. 7311-J.

WALLET Containing rapney in neiithbor- nnoq laiDeriy npignis inn uarrison p-'or lady. Reward. FO. 6K8L FOUND Tun and White Wirehalr Terrier. male.

Call UNIv. BS33, LOST 3-skin mink neck piece on way from Cecil Ai Norm ave. to Sinai Hospital in cab or on street. Reward. Return to Marv C.

J. Seidel. Nursinir -jOftice. Sinai Hospital LOST Small diamond eneaaement din ner rine. yellow Bold.

In downtown vicinity. Valuable to owner only. Reward SA. S14JL LOST Star Shaped Solid Gild Pin. 9 white sapphires, garnet center.

Libera! reward. Lost vie. of Hamilton. Cal Tuxedo 7346 after 6 P. M.

LOST Pocketbook. at Lexington Howard or on 27 car. witn ration dooks papers Please return books A- papers. Keep money. Mrs.

Johnson. 206 E. Federal st LOST Lady ring, three sapphires, four email diamonds, vicinity Ten-Mile noie OarrlsonReward. Phone Pikesville 704 LOST Feale Beagle Hound at 64th St Philadelphia Koad. II louna.

please return to N. Clinton st LOST WALLET containing money and cards between Charles and Calvert Reward, 4323 Glenmore ave. HA. 8128. PARTY who called Sati May Nov.

11 about floe call again. HA. 5983 2 RINGSTn gray box. In vicinity of Mnnu ment and Chester ana Patterson rar ave. Reward.

Mrs. John Delamater. 760f onl- ave. Essex 490-J. $25 REWARD to locate" "BufTdy," blk.

A- wnite irniaie iox terrier, scar on stomach. CU. 0364. 2914 S. Hanover St.

Lost Ration Coupons BOOK No. 4 Mrs. Mary Arline. 1104 Bremer sr. FUEL OIL COUPONS LOST.

WILLIAM CHENOWETH, 3039 ST. PAUL HIKPET GAS RATION BOOK A Lost in black wallel with S30 and Idenllncation card, on Lexington November 14. Marie Me Cnllough. 4107 Mllford Mill rd. Reward GAS RATION BOOK (A) lost with wallet.

including other credentials. Mr. Henry Lewlnski. 2811 Jefferson St. WO.

3210-R GASOLINE Ration Book A. Florida License 1W373R. Ouv Lun.sford. Btatlord Hotel OAS RATION BOOK NO. 12 Harry Joe Pfeiner.

3207 Stafford st Gi.B8ai.-w GAS BOOK A. Mrs. Mabel D. Reynolds 1305 pontlac st. GAS Book (Al Arthur D.

Lewis. 120F McCuiion st GAS RATION Books A Ac Wesley Fergu- son. jpi n. uinnie su GAS RATION BOOK A (new) O. D.

Noi- tlngnam. 223 K. university FKwy. GAS RATION BOOK Jos. F.

Driver. Box 588. Belair Raspeburg. GAS Ration Book C. Eugene C.

Hudspeth. 1053 stoll Place GAS RATTON BOOK A Mrs Nathan Feld man. 2006 N. smaiiwooa 5t GAS Ration Book B. Thomas W.

Ford, ius Bt. ueorge roao, GAS RATION BOOK A George Coupling. Route 14. Box 272. Balto.

20. OAS COUPON HOOK WOODROW TILLMAN. NORTH MQUNT STj GAS Ration Book A. Albert Moorr. 1023 R.J'ars yrr OAS Ration iinnk fl.

C.MlcharT8t Crolx.Box Mil, GAS Book A. Mrs. Margaret E. Cordon 2571 Frederick avenue GASOLINE A Coupons; no coupons used Mrs. Evelyn S.

Morrill. 3 ra. GASOLINE New A Coupons. Gayton Paul Ri-de. R31 l.vnhurst st.

GAS HOOK C-lml. John Anman. 1047 Homers wne. Baltimore 5. Md.

GAS RATION Ai A In wallet. George Shimeti. parkton. Maryland GAS RATION Book In wallet. Willi." Al'en.

120R N. Caroline st. GAS RATION Book J. H. Atkins.

607 Pennsylvania Ant. 301 OIL RATION COUPONS. J. Starr. 934 conkllng street.

RATION BOOKS 3. Number 4's E. Rosensteel. Hilda M. and George Gragier.

1 122 Eutaw St. RATION BOOKS No. 3 I4 Austin. Estelle Ruth. Lvnwood.

Book No. 4 ill Llnwood Woodard. 701 N. Carey st RATION Books 3 and 4 William. Anna Ravda.

Lre. Morton Diamond, 1821 PiU a ski. street RATION BOOKS A In wallet, also $14 In rash, Joseph. Banks. 802 McDonogn.

st RATION Book 4 Rus.ell John Clems. 1171 i wn Way. RATION Books (2) No. 4. Mattie Johnson and Henry Carter.

2421 Brentwood ave RATION BOOK 4. Fannie. Julius and Svlv ia osen. 2200 Park ave. RATTON Book No 3" Ru'iis Davis.

Jr Fu'lern ave. Essex 21. RATION Bonks 3 and 4. Le'ter and Mar: Breakall. Dogwood road.

Baltimore 7 WAR RATION BOOKS III. IV Ralph 11 Cox. 573 Dolphin St. gas bok. 1221 Madison ave.

LOST Ration Books 2 No 3 John A Wallace G. Jones. 93 Pierce St. SHARE YOUR CAR 8A' ARE YOU DRIVING SOUTH around Dec 1st? Young man will help drive and share expenses. Call Belmont 7237.

PERSONALS (9) WANTS (10) Will Be Found On Page 13 SITUATIONS HOUSEHOLD (11) GIRL (col I wiMirs day work Mon. and 4 day A- enr fare. Write Mrs Inez Mnhley. 413 N. Carey street, CilRL (colored wants Job ss maid in rooming noose.

1512 Btnrtle st. GIRL (col wishes work after school and ell dnyjsat. MA. 1845-W. WOMAN.

GOOD COOK, worker, wants work Tues in reflned nome, $4 day. ome Sundays. 051 Sun WOMAN (col. I. experienced laundress.

ishes men laundry to do at home 1Q71 W. Fayette st. WOMAN 3 regular days. Tues Thurs Cleaning only. S4 and carfare Dolphin Pt HELP WANTED HOUSEHOLD (12 ABLE COOK and hou'seworker.

white or col. No laundry Live In. Too salary Fo. 2665 ABLE COOK Light housework in apt. Live in.

320 wk. other help kept. LA. 0670. ABLE girl, housework.

No laundry, top saiarv. live In. near 25 canine. FO. 4020.

CAPABLE OIRL. with references. Excellent salary and lime on email lamuy. ca F). 6976.

CAPABLE GIRL or woman: live in: apartment: general house work: light laundry time on: rooa salary, mo, 343H COLORED girl or woman. 3 or 4 days a week. Bendix washing machine. Call Cl 1H5, COOK and general houseworker: no laun dry; live In; priv. rm and bath; lond of rtllinren: ref Til.

3V15 COOK (colored): hours 11-7 Anuly Children Hospital School. Greenspring avenue "or Key worth. COOK (Experienced I and 1st floor house work No laundry. Excellent wages. 93" Brooks Lane COOK (colored) for Hah! housework oi family of 3 adults.

Permanent job. Neai rnrnne. riox 2029. sun. COOK, general housework, light laundry.

ion salary: ri'icrcnccs. MO. 3331. COOK, experienced, cooking only: live ir or out jzi a wecg HO 102 COOK (white), lst-floor work: stay nights: near Roland Park: excellent sal- rv utve references. 1 22B.

Sun COOK Housework. No laundry Nn niiits Call between 9 and 12 6 nd 10. Excel lent. Baiary. Mis.

ooo. CEMETERIES AND 10TS COUPLE Houseman and cook, experienced reierences. small lamuy. nign salary it nonus 1HH43- sun ELDERLY woman will receive home and small salary In exchange for help with elderly mother. Reference required.

Phone LA. 2213. ELDERLY WOMAN (white), rare of child 6 yrs. old. nights.

Mrs. Wells. 1004 3Bth Hampden. EXPERIENCED Waitress, lst-floor maid (colored), small family, Worthington Va! ley. Live in.

$25. Phone Cockeysville 17 EXPERIENCED Houseworker (white), no cooking. Good wage. Ruxton, Towson 2290 GIRL OR WOMAN (colored). 5'i days.

2 nights: housework, assist with 2 children. HljprC.weeK U1 caifaie, OIRL or woman, general housework, small 10 A. to 2 P. M. No Sat.

or Sun. $9 and fare. MO. 0282. GIRL or woman, reliable.

Live In. One fond or children, Good salary. LI. 8602. GIRL Live In or out: general housework oopa airyJMAJ72L HOUSEKEEPER Neat, not over 45.

1 adult, live in Apply In person, temporary room. 406. Sinai Hospital. Ask for Mr White, from 9AM to 8 P. I em not a sick person.

Ref. Call In person, no phone HOUSEKEEPER (white), live in. to take complete charge of house and 2 children: cooking only for children: $25. room nd hoard. FO.

0623. HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK for couple. Small apt. on Cathedral st Apply 502 N. Howard st LAUNDRESS.

2 days. 9 A. P. 50c. hour te carfare.

No heavy work. LI. 1619. LAUNDRESS, colored woman, washing ma chine and mangle. Kef.

UN. 2B47. MAID Capable, tor general (housework Live in. 1820. LI.

2353 MAID to clean and wait on tables in apt. on bus line. LI. 0660. MOTHER and child will receive home In exchange lor help with elderly motner.

Reference required. Phone LA. 2213. NURSE (white) for 2 children; live in. Rqland Park BK.

9BB5 SETTLED WOMAN for cooking and general housework. Evergreen 126: WOMAN Settled (white) as chambermaid-! waitress for small family: live in; good home lor right person; $25 week. 1034. Sun WOMAN Housework, cooking, one school child. Live in.

Rers. $25 wk. Phone VE. 8334 between 10 A. M.

and 9 P. WOMAN (white), general housework. Small lamuy. Nice room. Good wages.

750 w. North ave. LA. 2684 WOMAN to do general housecleaning on Sundays. Will pay well.

HA. 9220 WOMAN OR COUPLE (white) to manage rooming house. LA. 4154 WOMAN (WHITE) TO LIVE IN. CALL FO.

5351 A NICE home with congenial couple for while woman lo help with cooking and housework. Apt. on 1st floor. Calonsvllle 7P.3 in a r. BOnUH AND 2 per weti for "experienced riiMniberniald-waliress.

with references 1024. Hun. REFINED, settled woman, experienced cook and general housework, light laundry Own private bath and radio. Modern household equipment Off every Thursday and Sunday afternoon Competent help only need apply. $25 week lo start.

Box 2006. Sun SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE (13) CLERICAL WORKER, exn some typing 1 shorthand, small office. LI. 474r FORMER SCHOOLTEACHER DESIRES CLERICAL POSITION. NO TYPINU OR SELLING.

2083. SUN GRADUATE nurse desires 8-hr. private duty.jday or night: good reterences: nome nursing preferred. Box 2075. Sun.

LADY will sit with or read to children afternoon or evenings. 50c. an hour Write 2059. Sun. LADY desires position as English governess to child, or companion to a lacty.

write 2050. sun LAUNDRESS-NURSE MAID wants work. $4.20 per day. 900 w. Lex.

Apt, s. SECRETARY, experienced, college gradu ate, tapable and responsible. Remuneration reasonable. Write 2030JSunJ STENOGRAPHER business college 5 5Va ay wk. HA.

5631. STENOGRAPHER Exp. A M. or 5-day wk Minimum 5 day. $35.

Box 2079. Sun. WOMAN executive, position ending, desires new one; managerial, secretarial, organisational, publicity or other field. 2990. iU.

SITUATIONS JPort-Time)-FEMALE (14) ACCOUNTANT, Bookkeeper, tax reports. financial statements, part or lull time. Write 2970. Sun. P.

B. X. WORK 2 nights a week from a pout to to. can wo. 470U a to p.

WOMAN wants typing lo do at borne. Cail LA 49B.1. YOUNG LADY (colored), accurate at fig- ures. 12th-grade graduate, wishes Jcb as office assistant or clerk In store. Call wo.

7007 between 6.30 and 8 P. YOUNG LADY (colored). 25 yrs. old. light complexion, neat, wisnrs joo as cnaui-feuretie for family or business concern.

Call WO. 7007 between 6.30 and 8 P. YOUNG LaTY wishes Interesting position 3 4 days wk. Exp d. In switchboard operating, receptionist work, typing clerical work.

CH 6538 FORMER TEACHER Business wants work to do at home, interested in nana piti'tin? cards. Ref. requested. I14b, Sun HELP WANTED EM ALE (151 ACCOUNTING CLERKS Several excellent openings for women who have had some accounting experience and are familial with general accounting theory Good working conditions wilh opportunities for advancement regulations will be nbKerved In reply give age. edu cation and history of employment Write, 1260 Sun ADVERTISING Solicitor, young lady.

17-21 High school graduate to lake classified ads over the phone. No typing No experience necessary Straight salary Chance for advancement 5-day week No night or Sunday wnrk Apply reception desk, first floor The Stinpaperi Com plving wilh C. regulations. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Unusual opportunity with post-war future, uxo not necessary. In reply state age A salary expected, write 1626.

Bun ALTERATION HAND Experienced on ladies' dresses and suits. Good salary Steady work. Flo-Borchard, 912 Charles si. SA. 55HO.

ALTERATION HANDS Experienced on iiimes. nne roars, nuns ana arrssrs. uouu pay. liberal discount on personal pur chases. Apply The Maison-Annette 334 NorthCharles ALTERATION HANDS Full or part time Experienced on roats.

suits ann oresses SCHOEN RUSSELL, 335 N. Charles reet ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Young lady to operate liurrouans posting niarnine prefer one with aome experience on Arrount Heeetvahle Lerlrera Typing es sentlal. Permanent post-war position with an old-established him In reply o'ease experience, aaa and nllaliHcatlons Essential industry. romnWIne with M. regulations Our employe! know of this ad Box 4hb sun assistant Bookkeeper We have a per manent position open lor a young lanv thoroughly experienced in this type work Ideal working conditions 9 to 5 dav Sat Remuneration In line wilh experience and ability.

Ask for Miss Lankford. At MOTORS DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALERS 01 E. 251 BE 4583 ATTENDANT (white) for hospital. Salary $60 mo. to start, fun maintenance, in cluding laundry, pleasant place to worn Call Director of Nursing.

Towson 1200 dailv except Sundays 9 A to 5 ATTENDANTS FOR PSYCHIATRIC WORK JOH NSHO KJ JHOSPU Ai- BAKERY HELPERS. 16 to 55 years. GIRLS WOMEN Essential employment and training Is provided. Good starting wages with advancement opportunity Perms nent Full or part time Essential workers need not apply NATIONAL BISCUIT CO 400 Charles st BARMAID for night work: experience and reference necessary. Anolv alter 3PM 1Q2 Water st BARMAID, must be experienced.

Mandel's. 118 Baltimore st BARMAID, exp. Aopjy after 2 P. M. 21 Cjuh.21.VVJ,nlto1 rr, BEAUTICIANS All-arpund operators with sales ability Vacancies 5108 Park Heiehls 100 33rd St.

4600 York rd 718 Washington 4007 Fred erick ave. Lovely Beauty Shops WO 2622 BEAUTICIANS All around: salary oppor tunity up to $70 and $80: native Haiti mnreans preferred. 1230. Sun BEAUTY OPERATOR. 5 days.

40 $35 a week Apply 5934 York road Or call TU. 9771. TU.3R03. BEAUTY SALON ASSISTANT MANAGER We offer a most attractive position with possibility for advancement lo a thor nughly experienced young lady. Prefer one Willi Maryland managers license Apply Oth floor.

Horhscluld. Kolin fl: Co BII.I.ERS This work Is easily learned i r.der our competent Insl ructora Vou Co not need previous experience. Good starting salary, time and one half pay for work over forty hours, regular wage Increase plan, discount on merchandise purchased Come In and learn more about this interesting work. Apply MONTGOMERY WARD. 4th Floor Ein ploymenl Office.

Washington Hlvd and Monroe or Downtown Office st 124 Fayette Those now employed In war inclMslrlrs cannot be considered. BILL CLERK For nignt work. No experience necessary. Permanent position in an essential Industry. Hours 9 P.

M. to 6 A SCHLUDERBERG-KURDLE CO. Esskay Meat Packers 3800 E. Baltimore St. Complying with WMC ruling.

FELLING HAND for work on men Quality clothing. Ideal working conditions. Per manent position. Excellent salary. WARNER A CO.

18 BALTIMORE ST. BOOKKEEPER Familiar with general Irdger records. Knowledge of rash pur chase, sales lournsl. bookkeeping ma evnerlenre helnful flmtrf tank! war opportunity In established Industry in North Baltimore. Write 1270.

Bun. BOOKKEEPER Experienced In bookkeep ing ana general onice work txceiient post-war joo summer vacation with nay State age and salary expected. Box 3 'H. Sun. BOOKKEEPER Knowledge of typing.

Gay r-nciric it n. orcene si. Mil. 6, ill Interviewed 9 Jo 10 or by appointment BOOKKEEPING Machine Operator A General once Clerks Exoerienre noi necessary it willing to learn. Good oo port unity for permanent positions for ioisun BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR experienced on Burroughs typewrite: bookkeeping machine.

Class 72 40-hour week Good salary. State qualifications Wnte1fi73 Sun BOOKKFEPING MACHINE OPERATOR Fine salary, good working conditions Liberal discount, vacation with nay profit-sharing bonus. Mrs. Wheeler. Lane pryani.

cnaries and Cla Is. bus liiKLS Good opportunity. Day or evening hours. Tleasanr surroundings Good salary Apply Mr. Young.

Johnson Mecca, 32 s. csivert at. BURROUGHS Typewriter Bookkeeping Ma- chine Operator. Financial institution. Centrally located, 2084.

Sun CASHIER Experience helpful, tvnintr es sentlal. Exceptional opportunity for thel right party. Calvert 0803. Metro Finance BOB E. Fayette st.

CASHIER Will teach N. C. R. posting machine. Permanent position.

Apply Miss Fifflck. Wonder Clothes. Baltimore and Liberty streets, CASHIER Alert, capable, knowledge of bookkeeping machine desirable. Permanent position. Miss Wermann.

Union Me- moriai Hospital. 33rd Calvert Sts CASHIER. C. R. posting machine: also assistant BOOKKEEPER.

Permanent post war position. Call Miss Cooper. SA 4S7. CASHIER and Hostess ior 'dlning room i-npne towson wos penn Hotel. Towson.

on canine no.h CASHIER-CLERK (white), for office of ih- ausiriai raieteria uood salary, post-war future IftOq. Run CA.HHlEft for movie theater. RlaltoTheater. riorin atjCLfcindcn avenue CASHIER Leader Theatre, 2485TBroaa- way. Anpiy in person.

CASHIERS Excellent salary. Ideal en vironment: vacation with pay; hospital benefits: liberal discount on personal purchases. Epstein's Dent. Stores. 749 Washington RIvH nnn Pratt CASHIERS High type, downtown restal- rant: evening nours.

6-day week Excellent surroundings. Good salary. Appiv 9 to 12 noon. Johnson's. 32 S.

Calvert, st CASHIER6 (2) 8 to 4.30 and 4.30 to 12.30. 2o wg. Aooiy tgiins parking Lot. Liberty Clay Sts CHAMBERMAIDS (colored). Apply win tiousegeeping Emerson no.ni CHARWOMAN (white) for night service.

Apply during the day at elevator. 3 Lexington st WMC regulations complied with CHARWOMAN (white) for office cleaning Pleasant surroundings. No experience necessary. See Mr. Starkey.

Keyser caivertv Keawooci sts. CHARWOMEN (colored) for night cleaning in department store. Apply Employment Office. 6th floor, Hochschild. Kohn Inc.

If employed in war work do not CHECKER and Marker for dry cleaning de partment. Apply i-uitoo Family Laundry. 702-16 McHenry st CLEANERS. Maijs. Waitresses.

Kitchen Help, Laundry Help and other hospital workers (white or colored) The Johns Hopmns Hospital CHEMIST $49.50 for 48-hour week. Chem ist to work in control laboratory, rotating shifts. Degree In chemistry preferred LEVER BROTHERS 5300 Holabird ave. Take No 20 Point Breeze car to Holablrd ave. Applicants must conform to WMC regulations CLERICAL WORKERS Many Interesting positions in our office departments Experience is not required as we tron you at full pay Oood starting salary, time nd one half pay for work over forty hnura per week, reaular In- rte.

plan, discount on men lionrtl-e furchased. clean, sate working rondi-Ions, convenient transportation Apply MONTGOMERY WARD. 4th Floor Employment Office. Washington Blvd. and Monroe or Downtown Office at 124 Fayette st.

Those now employed in War Industries cannot be considered Clerical Opportunities file CLiEKKo. PAY-ROLL CLERKS. STATIS TICAL CLERKS. RECORD CLERKS STOCK CLERKS and GENERAL CLERKS An unusual opportunity with large local manufacturing company Now working 48 hours per week. Time and one-half pay over 40 hours.

WMC regulations will be observed In reply, give age. education and history of recent employment Write 1259. Sun. CLERICAL WORKERS No experience nec essary. Excellent opportunity for Intelligent young ladies Excellent salary Advancement assured Apply Head's personnel Ortice, Charles and Fayette sts CLERICAL WORKERS: no experience neces sary: will be trained for inventory work: excellent sai-ry.

2019. sun CLERK STENOGRAPHER Advertising agency nas a good position open for foung lady who Is looking to the future nl cresting work, good pay. pleasant surroundings, excellent opportunity. Do not apply if you are now doing war work Call Mr. Harrison.

LE. 1500. CLERK over 18. Towson. Parkville.

Hamil ton oi overlea section. Exp. preferred. Some typing. High school graduate.

6-day wk $125 mo. plus occasional overtime Fxc future. Call SA. R560. Write or in person, frank L.

Wight Distilling Gillette Baltimore. CLER K-T PI ST Pa I -t line girl wanted for 5-day week, four hours per day. Down town on ice. nice location. Permanent Call Calvert 4792 CLERK-TYPIST.

Apply Director Church Home Hospital. Broadway Fair mount ave. CLERK for department of accounts. 5'-i- qay wk. Apply Mrs.

wone, 15 w. Lex. st CLERK-TYPIST Monitor switchboard. $30. Mid-City Garage.

27 S. Charles St. COLLEGE or HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, over 16. for part-time employment until Christmas. Apply TUERKE S.

212 Lexlnuton St CoOK-OeneraFTvousework: small family. good wages. 2208 South Koad. Mt. Wash MO.

4134. COOK No night work, no Sundays. Charles Lunch. 110 s. Charles st, COOK 6 nights.

Apply after 11 A. 1442 N. Broadway. COUNTER GIRLS (while) to work In Indus- trial plant caleterla Excel eut working ronds. Hours 8 A.

P. M. Salary lo slart $26 with meals. Apply 1332 Hanover st After 5 P. M.

DENTAL ASST. Part-time. week No experience or necessary. LA J.268.. DICTAPHONE OPERATORS.

STENOG RAPHERS St TYPISTS. No night work Permanent positions with excellent futures. Apply between 8AM A 5 ENGLISH-AMERICAN TAILORING CO 901 N. Millon Ave. DICTAPHONE OPERATORS 44-hour a days per week: time ano a nair overtime pay for 4 hours: attractive starting salary: rapid promo! Ions.

Apply 401 First at Ion a lB a Building. DIETICIAN ASS1SANT. $125 month and maintenance: must be graduate ol ac-c edited school loc al hospital. 1601. DIETITIAN assistant, permanent.

Good salary south Baltimore General Hospital. 1211 st. Miss vviiKins. EXAMINER On men pants: good opportunity: permanent position. Snyder ti Son.

211 WKayette street. FITTER for women's alterations, some ex perience necessary. Good salary, pleasant surroundings. All employe benefits. HECHT BROTHERS Baltimore and Pine streets.

FOUNTAIN GIRLS (white), for drug store Evenings 6 to 11. S300 Edmondson Ave til FOUNTAIN girls Apply MANDELLR. 118 F. Baltuiioif at, G1KL for soda fountain No night or Sun day work. No experience necessary.

Ap ply Hopper McGuw At Charles nd Mulberrv Streets. GIRL General office work, typing, book keeping, witn or exn. Pleasant surroundings. Oood pay. Steady lob.

SA 3794. Monday. 10 A P. M. GIRL for filing and general office wirk Excellent opportunity, a-oav week write in.

sun GIRL, make sandwiches and general work. 6 nights 5-1 A. $22. JIM'S CAFE. 5f0 S.

Boulrtln st. BR. 9Q53. GIRL Exp shampooing or manicuring Good salary. Frances Beauty Shop FO 1414 GIRL General office work.

Some book keeping. $22 a week. 2104 Maryland avenue GIRL (col.l. experienced, in lunchroom kit No Sundays. 24 Liberty street GIR1.S and WOMEN Experience not re quired.

The work Is light and easily learned under our trained insiructors You will receive full pay while learning We need OFFICE WORKERS. ORDER FILLERS. BILLERS WRAPPERS. Good starting salary, time and one half pay for work over forty hours per week, regu lar wage increase plan, discount on mer chandise purrhased. The work is clean and safe.

Excellent transportation to bring you right to (he door Apply MONTGOMERY WARD Fourth Floor Fmployment office. Wash Blvd. and Monroe Si. or Down town Office at 124 Fwelte st Those now employed in War Industries cannot -he consit.errd GIRLS-WOMEN wantea on light work as operators of sewing macninrs on cotton pants Also thread trimmers, examiners Ai pressers Exp and learners Special opportunities to earn good salaries in modern, clean, davlight factory under most pleasant working conditions Rapid advancement. Interesting.

permanent after the war No night work I. ISAACS CO INC Bank and Grundy Must comply wilh WMC regulations GIRLS AND WOMEN. 16 years and lip. for essential work Choice or 3 shifts. Conventenl to Nos 2.

6 and 30 ears. Apply Employment Office. LINEN THREAD CO. Barney and Byrd streets. Hiring In arrordance with WMC regulations.

GIRLS as beginners on envelope folding machines. Must be 18 or over. Good pay Steady work 48-hour week. Time and over 40 hours. Apply Southern Envelope basement Cambridge Pulaski streets, G1HLS (White) as laboratory assistants High-school graduates.

6-dny week Shift work. $3B a werk. CHEMICAL -As PIGMENT ST. HELENA. MD No.

26 streetcar. Riverside 0232. Must comply with WMC reguiat tons. GIRLS-WOMEN Colored or white depart ments In daylight plant. Steady work witn post-war opportunities.

S. SCHAPIRO SONS. INC. 1600 UNION AVE WMC Regulations GIRLS Over 16 to train as wrappers Opportunity for advancement. Immediate employe discount.

Apply Employment onice. etn iioor. Hornsrnno Konn si co Hiring in accordance with WMC regula 1 inns SlRLR AND WOMTlOoTTTgTit. Interesting work. Earn $20 15 while learning.

Will hire according lo War Manpower Com mission Apply Eastern Venetian Blind to. 5501. Bietims Lane. GIRLS. 16 yrs.

or over, to park chocolales No experience necessary. Steady work Apply (Miss Frances). VIRGINIA DARE 309 N. Howard St GIRLS (whitrl. fountain work.

3-11 P. Meals Ai uniforms furnished $''5 weekly MncGtlhvray'a Pharmacy. 900 N. Charles I rcel GIRLS lo work in newsstand At soda fountain $20 week and uniform Exp not necessary Apply. Union News Co Mount Roval Staiion.

GIRLS-WOMEN. 18 yrs. or over, for bottling l.ne; part or full time: good siartmg rale, time and half for overtime Apply at once. 32 S. Hanover st GIRLS Light, clean work.

Good pay. No nignt worg. No experience necessary Center of rlty. 412 W. REDWOOD ST Essential workersneed not apply.

GIRLS to do clerical work in grocery store: 5-day week. Good salary. Apply Inde-pendent Beef Co 531-33 Rosehill Terrace GIRLS AND WOMEN (white or No experience necessary SECURITY uiUMiKi. Aisquun ana Oliver sts. GIRLS.

WOMEN $27.30 and $3120 pi week are starting ratea only for perm a nent work in a clean, modern conven iently located Plant with very easant surroundings. The work is assembly-linr work and service work. No exp is neces sary. You will be given ample oopor tunily to learn and will be paid In full while learning The plant is one of the most sanitary in the city. We offer group Insurance and hospitalization at greatly reduced rates.

Also we operate a modern non-profit cafeteria, where food is sold at cost. These are not temporary lobs Instead they offer ooportlunly for stead after-war employment and not at re duced wages The Industry is a staple one wttb no decline In business afier the war If you are Interested apply al Room 212 100 Eulaw at be tween 8AM and 4PM Monday thru Friday, and 8 lo 12 on Saturday If em ployed In essentl a lwo not a pplj GIRLS Nice clerical positions, permanent worx. worg wk. starting salary. $20 weekly.

Increase assured after 3 mo training period, Telephone BO. 0232. Mr. Hamill SWINDELL BROTHERS, INC. BAYARD At RUSSELL 818 Nn 17 ear direct to office.

Comply with WMC ret GIRLS (white), clean, pleasant factory wort irn Tioor 107 Pratt St HOUSEWIVES Experience Is not neses- sary as we win train you at tun pay nnaer competent instructors you mas work full time or part time. Many Interesting positions are available In our OFFICE and MERCHANDISE HANDLING DEPARTMENTS. Come in and talk with us. We will arrange to place you on a position that you are qualified to fill and where you will enjoy the work Good starting salary time and one-half pay for work over forty hours per week, di count on merchandise purrhased. Apply MONTGOMERY WARD.

4th Floor Employment OHIce. Washington Blvd. and Monroe or Downtown Office at 124 W. Fayette St Those now employed lo war Industries cannot he considered. LABORATORY ASSISTANTS and IN SPECTORS to work in large Industrial plant making vital war material: steady work: lop rates.

Investigate our offer before accenting any other position AMERICAN RADIATOR AND STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION. 5003 Holablrd avenue. Hiring Subject to WMC Take No. 20" car to Holabird ave I.ADY To take charge of gewing rm. in supervisory capacity, do some cutting Permanent lob.

Apply 1016 Guilford ave MAID Light housework, full or part-time. stay some evenings, good salary. Write 12R1. sun MAIDS (white) for room work: hours 8 A. M.

Apply Housekeeper. Belvedere Hotel. MAIDS to assist nurses (white or colored). small institution, excellent pay and wonting conditions. Phone FO.

5694, MANAGER Industrial cafeteria, experi enced; good salary; post-war future. Excellent nnnortutill v. 1AOA. Ann ttANIt'lfftlH-f fcxp. f-lv nk.

fciXtct IlKAtl.Y HIIDI' LA Jl MASSEUSE We have an opening in our Body Beautiful Ha Ion for a thoroughly experienced masseuse. Good pay Ac good hours Apply Employment Oflice. 6th floor. Hochschild, Kohn As Co. MATURE WOMAN Customer service work.

local arm. can be conducted from home, either full or part time No experience necessary. Good earnings. Write giving phone, Box 2089. Sun.

NURSE Practical Nursing Home. General 12- hour duty six days week. Salary $100 month plus board and lodging. Must he sober, industrious and efficient. Give full details of training and experience and references.

WRITE 2973. SUN. NURSE, practical, for night duty in a nursing home. One night a week off Salary $100 per mo. Applv 372.

Sun. NURSE tor small institution: day duty: live in. Ol. 3595 OFFICE CLERKS Accurate at figures Knowledge of stenography and typing es sential. These nosilions have a post-war future.

Excellent salary to start. See Mrs. Rnvder FISH DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY CO 2565 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, OFFICE GIRLS. Inexperienced. Guaranteed steady employment.

Defense workers need not apply. Moses Kahn. 447 Gay street. OPERATOR on sleeving machine: also operators on single needle macnines Oriole Shirt Company. 21 W.

Favette st. 4ih floor. OPERATOR for Reere buttonhole ma Chine HO Art UNIrOKM OJO W. PRATT ST OPERATORS nn all parts of men's pants Exp. not necessary, ateaoy wore an year round.

This iob is also steady af'er the war. Apply crown pants co. 501 Preston Industrial 7th 1L rear OPERATORS Exo on upholstered furni ture ano cusnions. u. o.

dur tc co. 1219 Howard st. OPERATORS (colored), experienced on power sewing machines, write ib72, aun. OPERATORS Thoroughly exo. on drap eries.

Steady, best pay. 29(17, bun. ORDER FILLERS We will train you at full pay lo nil customers orders experience is not necessary. Oood starting salary, time and one half pay for work over forty hours per week regular wage increase plan, discount on merchand se purchased Come in and investigate the positions. Apply MONTGOMERY WARD.

4th Floor Employment Office. Washing ton Blvd Ai Monroe or Downtown Office at 124 Fayetle St. Those now employed In war Industrie cannot be considered. PBX OPERATOR and should be able to type, excellent hours and good salary 1192. sun PBX OPERATOR Al typist, part-time Pleasant surroundings, write ino.

oun PORTERETTE (cof department store, for mopping Ai inside cleaning. Hrs $20 wk Ref. requited. Lee's. Inc.

3426 Eastern ave PRACTICAL NURSE, live in. General ward duty. LI 1710. Applv Children a Hospital School, ureen Boring avenue near r.ey u-ort SALFSGIRL for bakery. Apply Biener't Bakery.

2424 E. rayeite SALESGIRL For dress shoo 6alary $40 wk write 10BZ. Bn SALESLADY by an old-established food manuiacturer to sen meir prooucia id retail grocers In established territory Prefer one that has demonstrating experience Stale aae nd experience. Good salary lo slart. 2Q43, 3UJ! SALESLADY for cosmetic department no experience necessary: wonaeriui opporiu mtv to become a buyer; excellent salary 2013.

Sun SALESLADIES Part or full time, with ol without exo openings in several ocpis wilh opportunity for advancement to executive positlona Salaries far above the average stores. Excellent working conditions and hours Vacations with pay. hospital benefits, liberal discount on oersoiial purchases EPSTEIN DEPT STORES 749 Washington Blvd. 2008 WPratt sL SALESLADIES for SHOES. Dresses and oilier dcpis.

run or part-time worg we would be glad to give you special train ing. Good salary Immediate liberal dis count on personal purchases. Apply Per sonnel oflice. THE HUB Baltimore. Charles snd Favette Sts.

Complying with WMC regulations. SALESLADIES No experience necessary We train you. Excellent starting salary Advancement assured Here is an oppor tunity to iearn the businea and become a department bead. Permanent post-war lobs. Annly READ'S PERSONNEL OFFICE Charles and Fyette sis.

SALESLADIES and Cashiers for handbag jewelry wallet. Hove and gift depis Full or part-time. Experienced or Inex perienced Employment until Christmas TUERKE S. 212 W. Lexington st SALESLADIES Lingerie or sportswear 3 days, 9.30 to 5 30: 3 days.

I l- 9 .10 Salary. $35 wk Permanent position LEE'S. INC. 3426 Eastern avenue SALESLADIES I3i. part llme.aged 18 Ic 3j.

Preter no exp. 1 lor morning, alter noon and eve. Virginia Driskill Shop Towsoiv SALESLADIES Part-time work in ladic ready-to-wear department. Good pay Tru-Flt Clothes. 507 Baltimore si SALESLADIES: pari time: pleasant sur rounoings LUCAS Jsltinore st SALESPEOPLE for Christmas wrS oi full time employment in congenial sur rnundinss.

Salary and commission. Em ployes privileges. Openings in all acepartments Apply Personnel oince 7th Floor. (Essential workers need not apply JULIUS GUTMAN Ac CO Lexlnaion Si and Park Avenue SALESPEOPLE If you are Interested In extra Christmas money, we offer you interesting selling positions, either part time or full time. Temporary or -permanent.

Immediate employe discount Apply Fmployment Office. 6th floor Hochschild Kohn Co. Hiring In accord anre with WMC regulations. SALESWOMAN to manage life Insurance debit: guaranteed salary and commission some of our women are earning from to $100 per week: good working condl linns, free hospitalisation and sick benefits provided by coaipany. 100 E.

Centre SI VK D2UO SALESWOMEN for the finest men's furnish ing department in Baltimore. 5'a-day week Top salary If you can qualify Experience In this line not necessary Must be young, attractive and have personal lty Central location. Permanent position JOS. SCHLOSS Ac SON 14 N. Charles St SANDWICH MAKER Experienced good pay.

aay worx. bianuajui huiau RANT. 33 E. North ave. SECRETARY-Stenographer.

44-hour week. Permanent position. Essential industry write 1273. 6u SILK Finisher, experienced for dry clean Ing department. Apply Fulton Family Laundry, 702-1 8 McHenry st STENOGRAPHER For purchasing depart ment High school graduate preferred Single.

Good salary and good opportu nity. Must comply with WMC regula tlons. Personnel department. STANDARD OIL CO BOSTON AND PKAN ST STENOGRAPHER and billing clerk for automobile parts dept. Permanent post lion.

Good salary. Ideal working condl. tions Call Mr. Coakley. Studebaker Sales Corporal ron.

242 29th Street Phone BE, 7522. STENoORAI'HEKT'gVneral office work. Per mnnent position will) post-war future Young girl pielerrrd Retail music stole Conn. 521 Howard at SA. 7755.

STENOGRAPHER Experienced, also fa miliar with general oflice routine work 51 days a week. Permanent position Apply BROOK'S TRANSPORTATION CO 334 KEY HGWY. PHONE I.E. 2340 STENOGRAPHER -TYPIST Experienced. lor a long established who esaie housa.

Central location and position perma nent. 48-hour. 5'i-day week No release necessary. 2901 sun STENOGRAPHER for credit department Must be over 16 years of age. No prac- tiori experience necessary.

Nice environ ment. Apply Reception Desk. The Sun-papers Complying with WMC regulations STENOGRAPHER-CLERKS THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL McConnaugliey Heads RaiMJlility Body Omaha, Nov. 17 (JP) The National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners concluded its four day wartime conference here today with election of George G. McConnaughey, of Columbus.

Ohio, as president. But he afraid he won't be president long. McConnaughey was appointed chairman of the Ohio State Public Service Commission by Ohio Governor John W. Bricker, who will bp succeeded by Frank Lausche. a Democrat.

McConnaughey, a Republican, thinks Lausche may appoint a Democrat in his stead. Association officials said in that case McConnaughey would resign the presidency and John D. Biggs. Chicago, chairman of the Illinois Public Service Commission, elected vice-president, would be acting president. Chairman Duane Swan-son of the Nebraska Commission was elected second vice-president and would remain in that post should McConnaughey resign.

Alleghany Corp. Cuts Deficit "Wilmington, Nov. 17 (JP) Alleghany Corporation, holding company which controls the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway system, reported today net income and gains from sale of securities during the first nine months of 1944 totaling $5,633,854.99. Carried to earned surplus, this sum reduced Alleghany's deficit from $74,019,362 to IN MiMOttlAM (1) X.MGHT. In loving memory of rnv Csar wife and our mother.

u6 paed away on year a no on November 18, 194 No one know how much we miss you. No one knowi the bitter pain We have suffered; since we lost you Life has never been, the same. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true; There Is not a day. dear mother, That we do not think of vou. 18e HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

KNIGHT. In lovlnc memonr of MRS GRACE L. KNIGHT, who departed thla 1. siaa. nHa- 10 a-a, i UHO 11 1 .1 bUUBJ.

lira Gone but not forgotten. Kind deeds: always remembered. Loved by all: safe with Jesus. A SADDENED FRIEND. TALBOT.

AMANDA beloved wife and mother, on her birthday, November 18. The stream of life keeps rolling on. But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of the one who once sat there. A TRIBUTE OF LOVE BY HER I8e HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. VDn rg tu autre it THE AMiLY-OF KENNETH ELMO COOK wish to thank their relatives and friends for their many expressions of sympathy In their recent bereavement.

HIS WIFE AND PARENTS DEATH NOTICIS (3) BALDWIN. Suddenly, on November 10 1944. at the Armv Air Base. Clovls. New Mexico.

CAPT. JOHN STREETT BALDWIN, beloved husband of Jean Eaverson Duncan and son of Congressman H. Streett and Mary Smith Baldwin. Funeral from his parents' home Hyde. Baltimore county, on Saturday so fn a a a I v.

luni aaa. oca -is-caa ail vucniuuL Grove Presbyterian Church at 11 A. interment In the church cemetery. 18e BLONDEI.L On November 17. 1944.

at Mercy Villa. Baltimore county. Maryland, MARGARET BURK BLONDELL. beloved wife of the late John A. Blondell.

Funeral from H. W. Mears Son. 805 North Calvert street, on Monday. November 20.

at 9.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at SS. Philip James' Church. Charles and Twenty-ninth streets, at 10.15 A.

M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 20 BOBL1T. On November 17. 1944.

FLORENCE L. (nee Sieck), beloved wife of George W. Boblit. Funeral from her late residence. 536 South Brunswick street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 19 BitASHEARS. On November IB. 1944. et her residence.

909 Bav Ridge avenue. Eastport. Md HELEN RYON. Funeral private Saturday. November 18.

at 2.30 P. from her residence. Interment Cedar Bluff Cemetery. 18 BROCKMEYER. On November 15.

1944 at Washington. D. JOHN, beloved son of Jacob and Susan Brockmeyer. Funeral from the Fvinerel Home of John C. Miller.

2433-35 East Oliver street, on Monday at 9.30 A. Requiem High Mass at St. Katharine's Church at 10 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

20 Bt'TLER. On November 15. 1944. ALICE P. beloved wife of the late Hrnry Butler, mother of Frank A.

Pinkston and aunt of Joseph Holt, of Philadelphia. Pa Qat itrrl a I. ber 18. 1944. from the Charles R.

Law Mortuary. 802 Madison avenue, at 12 noon. Interment In Mount Auburn Cemetery 18 BIRKHOLSE- On November 15. 1944. WALTER son of the late Mrs Robert Irwin.

18 Funeral from the John A Moran Funeral Home, 3000 East Baltimore street (corner Potomac street i. on Saturdav, November 18. at 8 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

Luke's Church. Sparrows Point, at 9 A Interment la Oak Lawn Cemetery. BIXL. On November 15, 1944. SILAS aged 79 years, of 1427 Morling avenue, beloved husband of Alice C.

T3 1 rtlivall I Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home. 3631 Falls road, on Saturday. November 18. at 10 A. M.

Interment In St. Mary's Cemetery. Hampden. 18e CARTER. On November 15.

1944. MARGARET wife of the late David Carter. Funeral from the 'residence of her i- i Tna Old Harford road. Parkvllle. on Sat-purdav at 1 30.

Services at Fork Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 o'clock Interment in adjoining cemetery. 18 ASPARR1F I.LO. On November 16 1944. ANTHONY, beloved husband of Anita Quill tn Casparrlello. Funeral frcm his home.

717 East Riddle street, on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Cnuren at A. m.

interment in iame-dral Cemetery. 20 CAUSION. On November 16. 1944. GRACE E.

(nee Parker beloved wife of the late Joseph P. Causlon. Funeral from her home. Cuba road Coekeysvtlle. an Sundav at 1.30 P.

M. Services in Gough's Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 P. M. Interment In the church cemetery. 19 COLE.

On Wednesday. November 15 1944. at his home. Savage. Maryland LYCURGUS, aged 93 years, beloved husband of Clara Earp Cole.

Funeral services at the above residence on Saturdav. November 19, at 2 P. M. Interment In Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery. Guilford.

Md. Ar rangements by Lloyd Kaiser. 18 COLE. On November 17. 1B44.

ANNIE R. (nee Hipsley), beloved wife of the late Thomas G. Cole. Funeral from the Funeral Home of George A. Farley.

Fulton avenue and Fayette street, on Monday at 9.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery.

20 COOK, On November 16. 1944, at her home. 223 South Vincent street, LILLIE E. (nee Kroneberger), beloved wife of William H. Cook.

Funeral services will be held at the parlors of Harry H. Wltzke. Holllns and Gllmor streets, on Monday at Jl A M. Interment Loudon Park Cemetery. 20 COOK.

On November 14, 194,4. WILLIAM aged 34 years, the beloved husband of Marian Warner Cook. Funeral services will be at his home, 1318 West Belvedere avenue, on Saturday at 10.30 A M. Interment In Wood Is Cmetery. 18 CotJLR.

on November 16. 1944. at Colonial Beach, ABRAHAM, beloved husbai of Rebecca Cooper, father of Mu. Eugenia Cooper Hoffman and Ensign William I. Cooper end brother of Mr.

Louts Cooper. Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw Place, on Sunday. No vember 19. precisely at 11 A. M.

Interment In Hebrew Young Men's Sick Relief Association Cemetery. Wind sor Mill road. fKindlv omit flowers 1 In mourning at 3318 Gwynn's Falls Parkway. -19 sition: Gentile. PL feS46 STENOGRAPHERS.

TYPIST and CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATORS. Interviewing daiiy Monday thru Saturday. 8 A. to 4 Park Avenue open Thursday evenings until I F. It WESTERN ELECTRIC CO Arsenal of Communicators 18 PARK AVE.

(AT or take No 20 car to plant entrance. 2500 BROENTNO HIGHWAY M. C. STENOGRAPHERS, experienced high school graduates or equivalent. Salary $19 44 per week Apply Railway Expresa Agency Employment Office, third Loot.

20i X. Franklm st STENOUilAPHERS 44 hour tseek. day per week, time and a half overtime per for 4 hoiira. attractive starting salary, rapid promotions Appiy 401 First Ifa-tiinal Bank Building STENOGRAPHERS for large induatr.el Plant, oood worging conditions, writ giving age. experience and salary expected to 1659.

Sun STOCK- GlrXfuli or part time. Prefer one sewing knowledge. Excellent opportunity to learn and advance. Virginia Drucii Shop. Towson STUDENTS Girls 16 years or older.

Wore alter scnooi ano on fca.urcays ror labours or more per week Good conditions, no experience r.e-ed OFFICE WORK or MERCHANDISE HANDLING. Good starting salary, regwer wage Increase plan, liberal discount 03 merchandise purchased Apply M0S1-GOMERY WARD. Floor ET.p'.Jyinerl Office. Washington Blvd. Monroe or Downtown Office.

124 Fayette St. Those now employed in War Industries cannot be considered TEACHER, academic, for boy'g school. baiary per year. Maintenance iree. Apply Supt.

Maryland Training Scnooi. Loch Raven, Md. TEACHER 1st grade: priv. school: Park Hants. 12 30-3.

write 1147. bus. FeLEPHONE OPERAIORS Tbo Jobs Hopkins Hospital TRAINEES (white) Young. intetligect women to train for assistant department and department manager positions Excellent starting salary Advancement assured Apply Read's Personnel harles and Fsyette its. TECHNICIAN Medical directors office.

The Johns Hopkins Hspia- TYPIST-CLERK. high-school graduate, ex perience not necessary, permanent position in essential industry. 48-hour. 5-7-day week. No night work: 5-rmnure ne on bus from Htghlandtown ANCHOR POST FENCE CO 6500 EASTERN A VS.

Complying, with WMC rules. TYPIST A prominent Baltimore Indus rr has several attractive positions avl.9 for young wemen proficient In typing. Modern offices and very pleasant worging conditions Good starting sa.arv w.Jj plenty of opportunities for advancement. 1235 8un TYPIST Financial Institution effeirs per manent position to wti.wa young iady efTelrtil In typing ExcUnt tarf lo alert Pleasant people to work wlilv. Ayatea Ams.l 1-nar) a Mount and i-heify Nti.

Phone Mr n.onBera. Ot. (1400 TYPIsfTTeneral office worg P. XTi- penence desired, but not esser.t.ai. Pleasant working surroundings.

Penr.aw nent position. Chance for advancement. Capitol Lumber 2000 Be. air Rowd. Call WO 80OI TYPIST Preference given to one hvitut general onice experience exceueni environment an post-war future Monitor Con! roller Co.

506 Lombard st Must comply lh WMC TYPIST-CLERK Hotel front office work shift hours alternate eeiy. a M. and 3 6-day Apply in person office manager Lard Bait 'more Hoiei TYPIST f. experience desirmb but noi essential, rermenenr cerrirwi Iocs ion 5-day week. S'ate experier.ee and lfil6Sun TYPIST for daily weekly reports Posting At purchase order deot Salary "Sfl per wk.

Southern Service, 1012 S. Conkhcg street. TYPIST -CLERKS for large industr.al plant 4 30 to 12 30 shllt. Bonus lor niar.v work. Write giving age.

experience and salary expected to 1660. Sun. TYPIST Permanent position Insurance experience preterrea. out r.oi Good salary. Five and one half clay week.

TYPIST for general accounting dept. opportunity. Continental can jausi Riddle St. PR. 6700.

fYPISTS' Business experience not rr- auired permanent posi'iona in, tuj will enlov Excellent working conditions, good starting salary with regular wage increase plan, discount cn merenansiK purchased Come in and let us ti.k over the many other advantages WARD f.ii to offer Anoiv MONTGOMERY AK3-4'h Floor Employment Office Washington Blvd and Monroe St. or Downtown Office. 124 Fayette St Tfcos new employed in War Industries cannot he considered TYPISTS CLERICAL WORKERS Sorr experience preterrea. out noi pleasant working conditions Immec-a: employes' discount. Apply Employment Office, fith floor.

Hochsrhlid Kohn Ax Co. Tnc If engaged In war work do not app TYPISTS 44-hour week, dais per lime and a nan overtime pay iw hours: attractive starting salary: rapid promotions. Apply 401 First National Bank Building TYPISTS wanted at once for special offxe work fieasam wore, conirn! WJ lngs. $25 per meek. Half day Saturday.

Applvf10 SLjaul street USHERETTES, over :6 years. Good, permanent position. Excellent opportunity for aggressive person Full or osrt tae Apply manager af'er 10 A. M. LOI ClyRYjrHEATltRiJS Lex tiltpni WAITRESS, experienced.

Hours. 6-10 P. M. 4 or 6 evenings a week. APPlr today after 1 ALKER HASSI.INGFR 1701 CHARLES ST.

CLOSEUMyjDA WAITRESS (while), no experience ar s-veeilenr salary Apply Rad a Personnel pffice, Charles and u. WA1TKFSS iwnr.e. man-snas nrwun-u-hood tavern. Day Az night work Aoo.y 5930 YORK RD, 12 to 6. WAITRESS Exo $18 wk.

Day Off. 1931 Greenmojinxae WAITRESS, experienced, part-time. Frank Scefood Mouse. 111 s. uoj, WAITRESS WANTED Harford Restaurant.

2006 Harford Koag WAITRESS (white). Apply Sobol Res taurant. WAITRESS $3 and lips Anply Lanes. Washing tonAtFayetteta WAITRESS WANTED Live in or out. Call Ellirott WAITRESSES Tins and pay are excellent at the Hot Shoope Drlve-In Rea'aurart 3130 Rristerstown road Clean pleeaent ar to work No liauor.

Apple wa id- WAITRESSES (w hi' or forhnte! dining room, excellent tips, permamenl w-ork. pleasant surroundings APP.y Captain Sam Southern WAITRESSES Experienced No Sunday work. Restaurant work. Top salary. -3 Washing WAITRESSES Atbarmalds.

Apply after I P. Mr. Jay. Oasis Cabaret- Baltimore At Frederlrkl's WAITRESSES over 21 PicadiHy ntgiit 5 Favette St. after 7 30 WAITRESSES Restaurant experience.

M' Vernon Restaurant. 904 S. Chanes it. WHITE woman, board 5-vr-oId bc Mother works. Call GI.

6386 between 8 P. M. or write to R. J. Runkies.

220 Fredejrirk iienur WHITE woman to work In kitchen. Ca3 WOMAN to woik in linen room. Prefer experience In handling and disseng.rg linen. Permanent hours. 8 A -4 Apply Housekeeper, pelvederf Hotel.

WOMAN iwhite) to take charge of wearing aoosrel press operato-s Must i experienced Security Laundry. A suit a and Oiiverjtrerts WOMAN To clean and manage rooming house. Live in 1 IT WRaraloa WOMAN icol he Id in kuchen Day work. Love'sRestaurantJL S0J N. Ch WOMFN AND GIRLS GENERAL OFTICI WORK.

TYPISTS. BILLERS. WRAPPERS and ORDER FILLERS Experience not required, as we tram you at full pay. Good starting salary regular wage increase plan on merchandis purchased, hnlirlavj and vaca'lons pav Apply MONTGOMERY WARD 4ta Floor Employment Office, at Washingiaa Blvd and Monroe St or Downtown Office. 124 Favetre St Those employed in War Industries cannot bo oris 1 arzfji, WOMEN The Pennsylvania Railroad needs women to tram as oilers and ear repairmen helpers, age 21 to 40.

Paid fuU rate while training. Shifts 4 P. M. to midn.te and midniie to 8 A. Must comply rta WMC regulations.

Apply Room 312 PennsvHania Station or Railroad Retire mens Boa rd, Room 107. 32 South tret. WOMEN Christmas money, extra income; earnings average dally, pieasact work: congenial neatnesa and accuracy only qualification Mr. A. Rudolph.

Room 1611, Ctyurs Houare 9-10 A. M. or 4-6 F. M. only.

No phone call accepted. WOMEN with cars to delivel telephone books, full or Part lime. Supplementary gaa rations supplied by us. App.v daily 9 A. -6 Fedder Adverting Dia-tributors.

419W. Camden sL WOMEN AND OIRL8 lover 16). Stead employment, picasant working conditions, no experience necessary. Vaeatior.a wl'h pay. Apply Bugle Coat Ac Apron Co 0 1 1 4C ter WOMEN (4).

white, for l.ght factory work; all day work. Must comply witn WMC regulations. Take 17 car to SOUTHERN GALVANTZIMG CO BUSH ST. AND B. O.

RAILROAD. WOMEN (housewives, ail ages) can make up to $8 daily, spare time, taking order for exclusive frocks AH sixes. Writ Maisonette. 11 W. 29th st.

fSo ofcore WOMEN, white or colored, to work on weg" tables In our modern daylight factory. Fxc. working cond. Good pay. Apply Th McOrath Co 2501 Boston St.

WOMEN (2. colored) for light factor-work AI.LFN UPHOLSTERY CO- 10 8. IlfERTYJ WRAPPERS Experience unnecessary will train you at fu.l pay la wrap customers' orders Good atarung salary, time and one-half for work over fort hours per week, regular wage increase plan, discount on metcnandts purchased. Apply MONTGOMERY WARD. Floor Employment Office.

Washington Blvd. and Monroe St or Downtown OfTIc at 124 Payee St Those cow emo.od In War lndust ties cannot be conjlderrS WKAPPfcKS No exp necessary. leach you. Opportunity for advancement. Immediate employe discount.

Aop Employment Office. 6th floor Kohn ti Co. Hiring in accordance witn WMC regulators YOUNG Lady, assistant Bookkeeper, some knowledge of typing. Excellent port-war position Straus. Rover.

S'rass Inc. W. 32nd st andJKIm YOUNG Lady wanted tnf general oTneo work from 12 noon to 8 30 P. Perrre-nent position. Good salary.

Call BR. 3HO0 YOUNG LADY Answer telephone. k-records, some typing. SchUU Beer. 143 a ner St.

LE. 3857. OUNG LADY to solicit for fast-sn tine. Excellent opportunity. MA.

0670-J. Election of Kenneth D. Morrison as a vice-president of the Davison Chemical Corporation was an nounced yesterday by Chester F. Hockley, president of the company Mr. Morrison has had 25 years' ex perience in the fertilizer industry He has been a sales executive of International Minerals and Chemi cals Corporation for the past, five years and previously was associated with Grace Co.

in its potash ex port subsidiary. Erie Railroad Net $1.81 New York. Nov. 17 (JP) Erif Railroad Company's net income for the first ten months of this year was $6,127,938, equivalent to $1.81 a share on tLe common stock, R. Woodruff, president, announced to day.

In the same period of 1943 the net was equal to $2.50 a share. Central Pacific Plans Big Issue Washington, Nov. 17 (JP) Cen tral Pacific Railway was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Com mission today to issue $50,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage series A bonds. Marriage Licenses BERNAL HABHAB. Manuel 23 Camp Holablrd; Helen 21.

HOKE JUSTICE. Vance 23, 4646 York road: Merle 20. HASSELL STRICKLIN. Lester C. 30.

1716 East Federal street; Naomi 24 LAUN VOAG. Fred 42, Drexel Hill Pa Thelma 41. WHITE LINTHICUM. Franklin 23 New Haven. Anne 25.

DIATH NOTICES On November in. iy44 THCMAH beloved husband oi Annie Wltlcr Funeral from his residence, 82'. North Monroe street, on Saturday at 7.45 A. M. Requiem Mass at St.

Martin's Church at 8.30 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Please omit flowers! 18 DALEY. On November 15.

1944, LUCY beloved wife of the late Elijah Wells Daley and daughter of Judith Lee Travlllian and Edward Meeks. Funeral from her late residence. 640 Wlldwood Parkwav. on Saturday at 8 30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Bernardine's Church at 9 o'clock Interment in Mount Carmel Ceme-1 t.erv. 18 DARR. On November 16. 1944.

BARBARA, beloved daughter of Gilbert and Mary Welgman Darr. Funeral services will be held at the Parlors of Harry H. Witzke. Hoilin; and Gilmor streets, on Saturday at 11 A. M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 18e DLNKLK. Suddenly, on November 15 1944. at her residence, 631 West 33rd street, MARY EDITH (nee Scanlon) beloved wife of Henry W. '(Harry) Dunkle.

Funeral from the Burgee Funeral home. 3631 Falls road, on Saturday. November 18. at 2 P. M.

Interment In Druid Rid re Cemetery 18 EFF. On November 17. 1944, MAR GARET M. (nee Waldhauser), beloved wife of the late Otto J. EfT.

Funeral from her home. 3S07 Belle avenue. Due notice of funeral will be given. 20 FELL. On November 15.

1944. at his late residence. 502 North Brlce street. JOHN beloved husband of Catherine Fell (nee Kunzi. Funeral from the funeral home of John J.

Cowan fc Son. 901-03 Holllns street, on Saturday. November 18, at 10 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St Martin's Church at 10.30 A.

M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 18 FLYNN. On November 15, 1944. WILLIAM, beloved husband of the late Mary Ellen Logue (nee Donohue).

Funeral from his late residence-4914 Arabia avenue, on Saturday at 8.45 A M. Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church at 9.30 A. M. Interment in Holv Redeemer Cemetery.

18 GARDNER. On November 15. 1944 JAMES, of 3018 Virginia avenue, aged 73 years, the beloved husband ol Grace Gardner. Funeral services will be at thf William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at 1.301 P. M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemeterv lSe GENETOS. On November 15, 1944. JORDAN beloved husband of Mary Genetos.

Funeral from the Lamhros Funeral Home, Inc North and Greenmount avenues, on Saturday at 1.30 P. Further services at the Greek Orthodox Church. Maryland avenue and Preston street, at 2 P. M. Interment In Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Evan-gelismos 18e GORSIC'H On November 16.

1944 CALLIE E. (nee Shnuck), wife of tlir late Webster Gorsuch. Funeral from her late residence 3520 Woodland avenue, on Saturdav at 1 P. Interment Mount Pleas ant. Carroll countv.

Maryland. IRe GROVHS. On November 16. 1944. WILLIAM beloved husband of the lntc Mary Catherine Groves (nre Rrceden I Funeral from his home.

1610 East Twenty-ninth street, on Saturday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 18e HIGGIVS. On November 13.

1944. MARGARET (nee Adams), beloved wife ol Denson Hlgglns. daughter of W. Adams. Manasquan, N.

Funeral from the home of her sister, Jean Canning. 68 Laurel avenue. Avon. Saturday, 2.30 P. M.

18 HILTON. On Novrnier 12. 1944. at Dallas, Texas. STAFF SERGEANT MARTIN BURKE, beloved son of Edward D.

and Margaret Crowley Hilton. Frederick road. Elllcott City. Md Funeral from the above residence, on Saturday at 8.30 A. Requiem Mass at St.

Paul's Church at 9 A. Interment In New Cathedral Cemeterv 18 HOFFMAN. On November 16. 1944. JOHN beloved husband of the late Lillian M.

Hoffman (nee Klrby), of 8 Dungarrle road. CatonsvUle. Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander Ac Sons, North avenue and Broadway, on Monday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemeterv. 20e On November 15, 1944 AMELIA I nee Dapprich). age 72 years, at 2900 East Monument street. beloved wife of the late Charles Jannke. Services from Philip Herwlg Sons Funeral Home, 2024 Orleans street Saturday at 2 P.

M. Interment In Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Cemetery. Jacksonville. Md. 18e KELLY.

On November 16. 1944 GEORGE JOSEPH, aged 83 years, the beloved husband of the late Marv Kelly (nee Chaillou). 19 Funeral will be at his home. 2305 East Hoffmnn street, on Monday at 8 30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St Catherine's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemeterv. KENnZF.IF.SK I. On November 16.

1944. JOSEPHINE, of 929 South Blnnev street, beloved wife of the late Wil liam Kendzejeskl. funeral from the John Duda Funeral Home. Hudson street and Ltnwood avenue, on Monday at 8.15 A. M.

Requiem HiEh Mass nt Casimlr's cnuren nt a. m. interment in st Stanislaus' Cemeterv. 19 F.NN F.I On November 15. 1944 PHILLIP cf Texas.

son of the late Phillip and Mary Tracey Funeral from the Brooks Chapel. Sparks, on Monday at 8.30 A. M. Re quiem Mass at St. Joseph Church Texas, at 9 A.

M. Interment In St Joseph's Cemetery. 19 KOHI.HAFER. On November 14. 1944.

MARY (nee Ludwlg), beloved wife of John Kohlhafer Funeral from her home. 3720 Second street. Brooklyn, on Saturday at 11 A M. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery 18 KORBFL. On November 16.

1944. JOHN of 230 North Duncan street, beloved husband of the late Barbara Korbel (nee Cerney) and son of the late Michael and Anna Korbel. 19 Funeral from Frank Cvach Son Funeral Home, 900 North Chester! strept. on Monday at 8 15 A. Requiem High Mass at St.

Wencelatis Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Holv Redeemer Cemeterv. LE COMPTF. On November 16.

1944 SAMUEL aged 82 years, beloved husband of Catherine Le Compte (nee Botzlerl. Funeral from his 'ate residence. 210 Colgate avenue, on Monday tt 10 A. M. Interment rn Oaklawn Cemeterv 20 MAYES.

On November 16. 1944. DANA of Main street. Elllcott City. Md beloved husband of Susan Maves.

Funeral from Easton Sons Funeral Home. Elllcott City. Services at Lib erty Baptist Church. Lisbon. Mel on Sunday at 11 A.

M. Interment in i church cemetery. IB.