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THE SUN, Saturday, September 26. 1953 mi PCATOT fS) Avco Sales Soar The Wool Market TO PORIER On September 23. 1S53. at the home of her daughter. Mrs Joseph J.

Doney. 103 Third avenue. Glen Buraie, MAUDE A. (new tailings), beloved wife of the lat Carlton U. Porter and mother of Mrs.

Carol Bebm and Mrs. Beryl O. Keller. 2 Funeral service will be held at William 3: Tickner tt Sons. North and Pennsvlvania avenues, on Saturday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment In Moreland Memorial Park. REILLY. On September 24. 1953 MARY of 2014 Burnwood road, beloved daughter of the lata Bernard and Mary Reilly.

Funeral will be at the William Cook Mansion, 6t. Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Matthew's Church at 9 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery.

26 KOHRMAN. On September 23. 1953. GEORGE beloved husband OI tne late Margaret H. Rohrman (nee Bourke) and devoted father of Mrs.

Samuel Ditmar. Mrs. Charles Montgomery and Mrs. William Roberts. Funeral services at the home of his daughter.

Mrs. Samuel Ditmar, 1711 Lamont avenue, on Saturday at 1 P.M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 26e SEITZ. JAMES Second Lieutenant.

United State Army, killed in line oi duty in Korea July 18, 1953. beloved son of William N. and Nellie A. Mc-Clure Seitz, of 1505 Carswell street. Friends may call at the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road at Echodale avenue, after 4 p.M. Tuesday. Services on Wednesday at 10 JO A M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery. 30 SINCLAIR.

On September 25. 1953, JOHN beloved husband of Lena Sinclair (nee Schmidt). Funeral from his home, 814 South Bouldin street, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery.

29 SINGEWALD. On September 25, 1953, JOSEPH at his home, 17 West Twenty-ninth street, husband of the late Magdalena Dreyer Singe-wald. Due notice of funeral services will be given. 26e SMITH. Suddenly, on September 25.

1953, ROBERT of New Cut road. Severn. beloved husband of Bonnie V. A. Smith (nee Greenway).

lYork (Pa.) papers please copy. Funeral from the Fink Funeral Home. 417 Craln highway N.E., Glen Burnie. on Monday at 11 A. M.

Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery. 28 SMITH. On September 23. 1953. CHARLOTTE of the Augsburg Home.

26 Services from the Heemann Funeral Home, 6067 Harford road, on Saturday at 10.30 A. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. STANDIFORD. Suddenly, on Septem ber 25.

1953, GRASON beloved husband of Clara F. Staniford (nee Mueller), of 2041 Sinclair lane, son of Harry G. and Mary C. Standlford. Funeral services will be held at William J.

Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 1 P. M. Interment in Park-wood Cemetery. 28e STANDIFORD. Pickering Lodge No.

146, A.F.& A.M., announces with deep regret the passing of our late BROTHER GRASON R. STANDI FORD. 28 PAUL E. CHENOWETH. Worshinful Master.

STANDIFORD. Baltimore Fire Officers Association Local No. 964, I.A.F.F announces with deep regret the passing of our BROTHER GRASON R. STANDIFORD. Past President.

ELMER W. KESTING, 28e President. STODDARD. On September 23, 1953 NETTIE MICHAEL, formerly of Gar rett county, Maryland, beloved wife of the late Clarence J. Stoddard.

Funeral from the Mitchell Home. 1900 Eutaw place, on Saturday at iu.ju a. m. interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 26e TABORSKY.

On September 24, 1953. albebt, oi 816 North Montford avenue, beloved husband of Josephine Matousek Taborsky and devoted father of Richard, Gustav, Stanley ana Emu Taborsky. 26 Funeral from the Schlmunek Funeral Home. 2601-03-05 East Madison street, on Saturday at 2 P.M. Crema tlon at Greenmount Crematorium.

TASE. On September 25, 1953. GOU- iatuti, nusoana oi Maud watts Tale and father of Mrs. Wylie L. Ritchey.

Funeral from his late residence, Reisterstown road near Owings Mills, on Monday at 2 P. M. In terment in Druid Ridge cerae tery. 28 TAUBER. Suddenly, on September 25, 1953.

CHARLOTTE beloved daughter of Frank C. and Lena Borneman Tauber. Funeral services at her home, 3001 McElderrv street. Due notice. 26e TENNYSON.

On September 23. 1953 oi uouingaaie, harry husband of Irene S. (nee Sullivan). 26e Relatives and friends are invited to services on Monday at 2 P.M. st McCausland Funeral Home, 202 Sourh Chester pike.

Glenalden. Pa Interment in Arlington Cemetery. friends may can Sunday evening. VALENTIN. On September 25, 1953, william or Lake Shore.

Pasa dena. beloved husband of the late Florence Valentin (nee Lehn ert). 28e Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Harman, 4017 The Alameda, on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery.

VARINSK1. On September 23. 1953 MARY, beloved wife of the late August Varinski, residence 3421 East Lombard street. Funeral from John M. Weber Funeral Home.

401 South Chester street, on Saturday. September 26 at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass, Holy Rosary Church, 9 A. M.

Interment in Holv Rosary Cemetery. 26 WEDEMAN. On September 25. 1953, fttnz, or 2900 Illinois avenue, be loved husband of Louise Hartung weaeman. Funeral services will be held from George Leimbach Funeral Home, 525 North Lyndhurst street, at the end of the 3800 block Edmondson ave nue, on Monday at 1.30 o'clock.

Interment in Meadow- Ridge Ceme. tery. 28e WEISKITTEL. Suddenly, on Sen tember 25, 1953, at his home, 3022 St. Paul street, ANTON beloved son of the late Harry C.

and Daisy M. Grumbine Weiskittel. Further notice of the funeral will be given. 26e ZALIS. On September 25.

1953 MOSES, beloved husband of Anna Zahs (nee Kolodner). of 2326 Anoka avenue, beloved father of Dr. Daniel L. Zalis, Mrs. Philip V.

Hendelberg and brother of Jacob and Samuel Zalis. of Baltimore: Mrs. Lena Camras. of Chicago, 111. Also sur vived by five grandchildren.

27 Funeral from Sol Levlnson Bros. Home. 1124-26 West North avenue, on Sunday, September 27, st 11.30 A.M. Interment in Shaarel Zion Congregation Cemetery, Rose-dale. fPlease omit flowers.

In mourning at 2326 Anoka avenue, be ginning Saturday evening. October 3 ZALIS. The Sarah L. Kolodner Kin Klub, deeply regrets to announce the passing of MOSES ZALIS, be loved husband of Anna Kolodner Zalis. All officers and members are requested to attend funeral services at Sol Levlnson Bros.

Home. 1124-26 West North avenue, on Sun day, September 27, at 11.30 A. M. MRS. MIMI SHERMAN.

27 President Rmerals Lathe American Thdition 4 75 1 1500 Uim.Cooh zTunetcf cAfdfUion MATHS 17 HELP WANTED MMAIE (ItK CLERICAL General Clerical work irS eluding Clint key punch operation Previous txp. key punching unneces sary. but must be proficient trpist-Exrel. opportunity for ambitious youns woman, m. CLERK TYPIST Harford or Belair Rd.

Sect. We hire- a permanent position in our fuel ou delivery dept. lor a young lady witn S. education who is competent irr typing it general office work. Thl position offers security, excellent chance for advancement with free employe benefits.

Apply in person to Per sonnel General Automatic 2.100 Sinclair Lane. 9 A ll -5 P.M.. Mon 9 A -1 2 noon. Saturday. CLERK-TYPIST Progressive W.

Baltimore con- cern, desires a clerk Rood pay, pleasant working conditions. Call Mr. Price, ED. 6-4430. CLERK-TYPIST Young lady who is interested in a well paying, permanent position consisting of typing and general of flea Apply in person GREIF BRO ON HOMELAND AVE.

TNC UOVA1VH 1 Blk. of 5300 Blk. CLERK For accounts-payable work 1n grocery. Located in Soutnwrst section near Westport. Permanent job.

5-day" Insurance and hospitalisation, program. No 37 hus to door. FREY PON, INC. 1401 CHERRY HILL RO. 25 ctj.

7-63S0 CLERK-TYPIST Exe, oppor for young lady to be asso ciated with Ige. financial organisation In Hamilton area. Attrac. starting salary, all emp. benefits, etc.

Apply in -person to Mr. Corndi. 2nd fir 5440 Harford rri CLERK-TYPIST Perm, position, very In- teresting wore tor conscientious son. 5-da. very pleasant surround- lngs new office General office exp.

necessary Knowledge of pref. Resident of Belair or Harford Rd pref Apply Employment'' Office. Food Fair Stores. 5315 York Rd CLERK-TYPIST Young woman, white. recent graduate acceptable, witn typing and adding machine training, to work in large office, training for permanent position Good hours, mages and ex cellent working conditions.

Reltabl Llnuors. 2509 Pennsylvania Ave. MA, 3-5810, CLERK-TYPIST Perm. Mod. speed.

No Sat. Fine loc. 227 ST. PAUL PLACE 4th fir. CLERK Permanent position.

Unusual opportunity lor development in fine line of business, No Saturday. No typing reouired. 4th fir. 227 ST PAUL PI. ACT CLERK-TYPIST Must he good at figures.

Some book keeping exp. See Miss Edith. Dunhlll's, 3212 Greenmount BE. 5-7574 CLERK-TYPIST Experienced in general office work. Fer manent position.

Good salary. 5-aay week. Apply Calvert Clothes. 331 Baltimore St, CLERK-TYPIST Real Estate office nr. Belvedera Hotel.

T3URTON OTTV A CO 11 Chase St MP. 5-4084 CLERK-TYPIST Gen. office m'ork. Accurate with-figures, rapid typist. 5 days.

37'a-hr. wk. Slays- ma ncoB 13JJ a us CLERK-TYPIST 18-30 (white). Excellent working conditions. 40-hr.

5-day week. Small office, csll for interview. Maryland Venetian Blind Mfg. Corp. 2269 Cecil Ave TU.

9-2394 CLERK-TYPIST to work in wholesale dls. tributors office. Varid ft interesting r. duties. 5-dav wk Pleasant working cond The Joseph M.

Zamoiski Co 110 S. Para St, CLERK Production office, paint mfg. plant. Pleasant working Must he able to type. 40-hour Call GI.

5-3980. CLERK-TYPIST General office work in small loan company. 5 nays, exrei. salary for right person. Apply Triangle, 1810 Charles st.

VE 7.3107 CLERK Geh. office worTFwith large viunai co. can atuuius uaa, jviiba Waaner. Weston Biscuit Co CLERK -TYPIST Diversified duties. easant surroundings.

Small office. Reliable Tire Sales. 1121 Maryland Ave. CLERK-TYPIST ft general office a-day wk. Apply universal Llnuors.

ijB Franklintown Rd ED 6-3404 CLERK-TYPIST One-girl office 5-da' all beneiits. Not over 3. call BE. 5-8075 after 1 P.M CLERKS Permanent positions available for to 4a. liooa starting salary, oniy--those Interested In immediate employ, ment reed apply.

Ses Mr Wildermani-10 A.M. to 4 P.M. ROSENTHAL'S 306 N. EUTAW ST. COOK Short order.

Exp. Apply In per- son, 3107 St. Paul Street CREDIT ASSISTANT Can you approach credit handling with'' a common sense follow up irom ao- proving orders to follow uo of delinquents the handling of the special problem accounts? If -yes." this your opportunity. Food manufacturing. North West section, modern office.

5-day week. Salary onen RECIPE FOODS. INC 4805 Garrison Blvd. LI. 2-7330, DENTAL ASSISTANT Office centrally located.

Experienced, state salary expected. Box No. MA14554 Sun. DETAILER IN DRAWING ROOM PACKAGING MACHIN ERY. 40-HOUR Write BOX SQ11868 SUN DICTAPHONE OPERATOR.

Pleasant working conditions, In new air- conditioned otlice. Permanent position, with opportunity for advancement. 8, A to 4 4'i P.M. 5 davs rer week J. I.

CASE CO. Call ED 6-4640. 1835 Washington Blvd. D. R.

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR-SECRETARY lor small office. 40-nour week. Permanent position Phone PL. 2-2189 DIETARY AIDE (White), Exo $36 per wk. 6 day wk Live in Room, meals ft laundry furn.

without charge. working conds in hospital special diet, i kitchen. Also needed, head counter girl, (whitel. dietary maids, white or colored Apply in person to Mr. Fred Nolde.

Dietary Dent Sheppard Pratt Hospital. Towson. Md EDIPHONE OPERATOR Branch office. casualty insurance co. fcxe.

worxing conds The Employers Group. 5 South PL. 2-0561, Miss FACTORY HELP If you have 'bad experience on one of the following maemves it may pay you to come in and investigate. CYLINDRICAL GRINDERS UNIVERSAL GRINDERS-INTERNAL GRINDERS SURFACE GRINDERS Apply 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .1 6ATURDAY UNTIL NOOM CROWN CORK SEAL COMPANY MACHINERY DIVISION DONNELL NEWKIRK 6TS Take No. 20 Bus to O'Donnell ft Ponca Sts. FILE CLERKS Over 18 yrs. of age. for rnerl offict work, s-dav wk.

permanent pomuuh. Company benefits. ENGLISH-AMERICAN TAILORING CO. nm MILTON AVE FITTER ft ALTERATION AND White. Must be exp.

on gooa suits presses. 3 to 5 day wk. 406 W. Cold Bonn Lane. TU.

9-5615 FOUNTAIN CLERK (white). area, run ft part tune evenmas. wvm salary. Hillendale Pharmacy. 1717 TlUrrf Q1R FOUNTAIN GIRL (White) Hours 11 A to 8 P.M.

NO Sundays. Appiy VIRGINIA DARE RESTAURANT 309 N. Howara at, FOUNTAIN GIRL White, Day or night No exo necessary Good salary ft tips Oriole Tower Drive In. Harford ft Broadway, nr. Sears FOUNTAIN GIRL (White), for night-duty.

4 P.M. to 11 30 P.M. No Sundavs, BE. A-4 75 Herman's. 40 E.

25th FOUNTAIN HELP (White) In modern. Drug Store. 5 '4-day wk Salary ft tips Company benefits. Whelan Drug Store. 4500 Edmondson Edmond" son Village FOUNTAIN LADY (White) Houra 4-U Lambros Pharmacy.

1538 W. Baltimore Street. FUR-FINISHER With references. Csll ENERaL OFFICE CLERK 8hwlhand nertssVrr Call Mr. MU.

6-9010. Office house 8-5. downtown. (4) THE MITCHELL HOME John O. Mitchell Ac Sons, lea.

1900 EUTAW PLACE O. Mitchell, M. B. MitcheD The Fourth Geerarn CiMETERIES AND LOTS (6) PARKWOOD Nature's Own Cathedral Orevee. $60 DP.

Terms. Konseetarlan Monumental Memorial Mausoleum 3310 Taylor Ave. HA. 6-0586 GLEN HAVEN MEMORIAL PARK GRAVES. $40 UP TERMS Glen Burnie 495 or BKlmont MORELAND MEMORIAL PARK Reas.

Prices. Concenlent Terms. Tavlor Avk At Laco. Raven Blvd. BLVD.

2409. BLVD. 133 BAI.TTMORB ERT Beautiful memorial, monument or lawn sections. Reas. priced.

Nonsectanan. North east of Gay St. EA. 7-1101. OAK LAWN CEMWTERY Reverently dedicated to those who eare 7225 EASTERN AVE.

Phone MU- 6-5510 TWO-CRAVE lots, Parkwood Cemetery. LOl NO. 347. Magnolia Sect. HA.

6-4896. MONUMENTS, VAULTS, ETC (7) MONUMENTS BY HENRY MERKEL, INC. "Since 1855" BRONZE FLOWER VASES CLEANING AND REPAIR WORK IN CEMETERIES 3534 FREDERICK AVE OU.MOR 5-4075 LOST AND FOUND COLLIE Strayed from 5000 blk. Fred erick ave. crown as wnite.

Answers to wanna." Bewara. wi. 0-7430. DOG Male fawn boxer, 3 yrs. old.

white cnest, 4 wnite paws, answers to buck. Lost vie. Biddle Ss Cathedral Sts. Child's pet. Liberal reward.

Contact Mrs. Nicsel. 58 W. Biddle or call PL. 2-4502.

DOG LOST Brlndle terrier, female black stripe down back. Black marks on both rear legs. Please call me at this address, 3665 Chestnut Mr. Bau blitz. CH.

3-4382. DOG Small chow, lost in vie. of Spar rows roint. wearing crown collar, an swers to Trinkett. 2 yrs.

old, female. call spairrows point 853, Mr. Jonn Johnson. DOG Small white terrier. Ions white tan.

black spots on stomacn. Lost vie of Park Glen Ave. Reward Call MO. 4-7058. DOG Male Boxer, about 1 yr.

old. brown with white front. Answers to name "Ace." Lost in vicinity of Edmondson village. Keward. LO.

6-8B51. DOG Blond cocker spaniel, male. 6 months old. Answers to name of Duke Reward. PE.

2-4619. DIAMOND RING, sentimental, lost vie Mercer st. Wed. morning, c. E.

Baus. man. 30 Light St. MU. 5-3579.

Reward, RING Lost nr. Essex Diner on Saturday night. Blue sapphire in middle with 6 diamonds, mu. 6-8350, Keward WALLET Brown leather. Lost vie.

of N.W. Balto. Initials GB In gold letters. Reward. PaDers important.

Keep money, ma. 3-J365 WALLET Lady's brown, lost. Please re. turn contents. Keep cash as reward ED.

6-0915-M. WALLET Man's, brown. Los vie. Edge- mere Sparrows Pt. Reward.

Call sparrows fomt vaa WALLET Green leather. Lost in Balto. Important card. Liberal reward. Elk ridge 7b4 WRIST WATCH Gold with aold band Lost from Chester and Monument to downtown vicinity.

Sentimental value BR. 6-72S2 after 5 P.M. WRIST WATCH Lady whib gold 3-9795 Blancpain. LlPeral reward. VA.

SPECIAL NOTICES MECHANICAL ENGINEER Registered retired, varied experience, desires de sign development work at nome or Woodward Designing Engineer. 1687 35th St. N.W., Washington 7, C. Columbia 5-1884. FURNITURE REPAIRS Springs cushions repaired in your home.

no. 7-6363 any time. I WILL MAKE slipcovers with your ma tenal or call with samples, cm. j-hjui SHARE YOUR CAR (10) ENGINEER driving to Calilornia, 1-2 drive, snare expenses. syKesvuie 35-J-3 RIDERS WANTED 6400 Heielits to 500 E.

Lombard. RCJ. 4-11) 40 PERSONALS (ID STILL PAINTING Regardless of what my good friends say. v. L.

Marsnau 137 N. wolie st I WILL not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myseli. HARRY C. WILLIAMS 15 N. POPPLETON ST.

WILL NOT be responsible for any oeots unless contracted Dy myseli ELMER C. EASTWOOD MIB Harfnrrt Rrt (Formerly of Pasadena. Md WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myseli. FRANK M. BULLINGER, JR.

Mapledale Linthlcum Hgts I WILL not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myseli. RALPH E. HUNSINGER 5614 MAI3DON AVE I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted ny mysen. EDWARD WATCHESKL 2933 MANNS AVE. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted ty myseli.

WILLIAM P. ROSSI. 13(15 KEATTV AVE I WTTLL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted by mysen. ABRAHAM HAMBURGER. 2903 CRESMONT AVE.

I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted Dy mysen. RAYMOND W. GREGOIRE 5008 MORELLO ROAD Welding Shop, field wrk. Portable eauto Repairs, minor etc. 4bis Boston SLi BR.

6-8243. EA. 7-040 STONE, brick, concrete, any kind steps porches and flagstone, HA Loans TU. 9-3300. CL.

4-3161 CEMENTING PLASTERING All borne improvements. Eady contractor, vn 7-2335. Roof Leak? Phone BE. 5-8023 ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. PAINTING Low cost First auality.

In tenor and exterior Easy terms, for free estimates call IDlewood 5-9497 PAPERHANGING BY GI. $8 and up per room. Also painting. Guaranteed work Prompt service, ch. 3-Q775 PAINTING PAPERING WILKENS 5-5379 PAPERHANGING $8 UP LONG WOOD 6-7251.

H. THOMPSON TREE SERVICE. TREES AND STUMPS REMOVED. ALSO LANUBCAflNU IDLEWOOD 8-7994 GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY CALL VE. 7-0800.

day or night, Sunday ACME HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 306 S. HIGHLAND AVE. PE, 2-5', CHIMNEYS cleaned. Truck-mounted vac uum cleaner Kieenmaster.

la. j-mqi CEMENT WORK, Block steps. fn-i. foundation OR 5-12H5 ANY CEMENTING. Garages built.

Brick Block. Fence worK. uk. 3-033. FLOORS refmished 14 up: Work guarameeq.

10 yit. kap. oim, KOOFci COitD AS IO Ab S10 All nrST WflRK LOWEST COST GUAR CITY HOME IMPROV. CO OR. 5-5313 PAPERING, FLOOR SANDING.

PAINT ING WALL SttAflNU. UK. 0-3QH WATCH REP AR ING Exoert. accurate. Moderate prices.

David s. 226 N. Eutaw FLOORS SANDED. Reflnished, Best for less. OR.

5-4188. Li. Kepnan, yrs. exp BRICK STEPS $55 up. Howard North TT T3C HOI PAPERHANGING Reasonable rates and i v-, -r- 1 ii OS51 prumpt Eicrvicc.

i owe, jitr. GAY CONSTRUCTION CO. Home Imp of ail kinds. Free est, ui. a-zau.

FLOOR SANDING Finishing 10c. sq. ft. zo yr, exp, jonn Molt, ul. 4-3ijm HOME IMPROVEMENTS of all kinds.

Md. General contractors, lu. 6-2171. BRICK STEPS S45 up. Also chimneys.

sills columns. UL, 4-H74B PLASTERING- -Repair or new work. Call WI. 5-9278. PAINTING Windows, Cornices, Porches our specialty.

Reas. MU. 5-4063 HOME REPAIRS, building club cellars Terry Gwvnn 247 HOMi IMPROVEMENTS ain-im-nMH AV MAPV li'C FD FAY6TTF CONSTRUCTION CO MA 3-653(1 CASH CPLDll CARPENTRY BAND A CONST CO ALTERATIONS ED 6-3278 HOME REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS GEO CLARK HO 7-8138 HOME REPAIRS Dl 2-4035 OR 5-0511 PAPERHANGING Guaranteed. Expert work Bernard oruss- PL. 2-4035 WALL -SCRAPING BY STEAM HARRY ADAMS- OR.

5-3917. BE. 5-1780 COLUMBIA CONTRACTING CO. 1532 N. GAY ST.

PE. 2-6600. WALLPAPER steamed and taken away. Work guar. Call Mr.

Bell. LI. 2-5772. PATTERSON HOMF. IMPROV CO BR, 6-4205.

EA. 7-4290. WALLPAPER Wholesale to the retail trade. Room lot or Bundles. OR.

5-9770 8A1MHOOMB installea hew Low prices Globe HO 7-4555 HOME IMPROVEMENTS KAYCO BUILDERS GI. S-6890. CONTINENTAL HOME IMP. CO 217 N. CALVERT ST.

LE. 9-7200 TILE KITCHENS bathrooms. ReaLclay tile, villa Tile HO. 7-4444 CARPENTER fPri. Party) Home remod.

accoustieal ceilings a spec. CL. 4-7565. ROOMS PAPERED $7 up. Prompt service.

Call HQ. 7-8944. WALLPAPER Steamed off taken away. S6 up. Call HO.

7-8944. CEMENTING Any kind. Garages built Carpentry repairs. Joe, Dl. 2 1871.

WALL Scraping By Steam. Sanitas and paperhanging. K.D. Thomas. CL.

4-4782. PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR CALL MA. S-ttBbS. CARPENTER work of all kinds. own work.

Terms. MO. 4-8948. CARPENTRY- Partitions, porches, steps. odd lobs a speci any.

UI. 5-2280-J. ROOFING SIDING SHINGLING BLOCK OR CEMENT WORK. OR. 5-375.

DODO" Pleas call me. All will be rorgotten. miss you. Eddie. JT L.

SCHAFER Carpenter. Alterations dt repairs, uk. c-oeja, oh. a-sots. FUNERAl BntlCTOM KASIK- On September 25.

1353, ANTON, of 106 East Elm avenue, beloved husband of the lata Marie Kaaik and beloved father of Frank Thomas Joseph C. Kaaik Services at the Dlppel Bros. Funeral Home, 7110 Belair road, at Elm avenue, on Monday morning at 8-30 Requiem High Mass at St. Michael's Church, Overlea. at 9.

Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 28e KILLIAV. Suddenly, on September 24. 1953. JOHN ALLAN, beloved husband of Mary Dorsey Killlan and father of Mrs.

Bertram W. Gore, and Mrs. Edward S. Vldalt. Services at his home.

2312 Poplar drive. Larchmont, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment In Woodlawn 28 KI.IMCZAKv On September 22, 1953, ADAM, at hla residence, 316 South Chester street, beloved husband of Mary Anna (nee Dziadoe) and beloved father of Ann Folderauer. Helen Folderauer, Stella Feimer, Theresa Roman and Dorothy Smith.

Funeral from the William Fialkow-ski Funeral Home. 2007 Eastern avenue, on Saturday at 8.30 A M. Requiem Mass at St. Stanislaus' Church at A M. Interment at Holy Rosary Cemetery, 26e KLIN' K.

On September 24, 1953, JAMES of 4809 Frankfort venue, beloved husband of Sarah L. Klunk (nee Brannan) and beloved son of the late Charles A. and Mary E. Kolb Klunk. Services from the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, at Echodale avenue, on Monday at 1.30 P. M. Interment in Baltimore National Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Make contribution to the Cancer Fund.

28e KLUNK. Fidelity Chapter "54." O.E.S., announces with deep regret the death of our Past Patron. BROTHER JAMES KLUNK. father of our Worthy Matron, SISTER LUCILLE MAHLSTEDT. Eastern Star service on Sunday at 7.30 P.

M. at Leonard Ruck Ftineral Home CHARLOTTE HOCHEDER. 27 Associate Matron. KLUNK. Special communication of Corinthian Lodge, No.

93, AJ A will be held in the Masonic Temple, Monday, September 28, at 12.30 P. M. to attend the funeral of our late brother, JAMES L. KLUNK. GEORGE R.

STEINBOCK. 27 Worshipful Master. KLUNK. Mlzpah Lodge. No.

130. Knights of Pythias, announces with deep regret the passing of our late brother, JAMES L. KLUNK. 28 JOHN M. GAULT.

Secretary. KRAMER. On September 23. 1953, ANNIE (nee Muhlbacn). or 2330 Annapolis avenue, beloved wife of the late John H.

Kramer and beloved mother of Lloyd E. and Emma C. Kramer. 26e Funeral from the Farley Funeral Home. Frederick and Shady Nook avenues, Catonsvllle, on Saturday at 2 P.

M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. KUESTER. On September 24, 1953, at his home. 3425 Taylor avenue.

GEORGE formerly of 2704 Wllkens avenue, beloved husband of the late Emma K. Kuester (nee Strube). Funeral services will be held at the Walters Funeral Home. Pratt and Strieker streets, on Monday, September 28, at 2 P.M. Interment in Western Cemetery.

28 KRAMER. Alpha Chapter No. 1. O.E.S.. announces with deep regret the death of our sister, ANNA KRAMER.

Eastern Star services at the funeral home Saturday, 12 o'clock noon. FRANCES J. SMITH. 26e Worthy Matron. LEE.

Suddenly, on September 23 1953. EDWARD COLUMBUS, of 17 South Ann street, beloved husband of Margaret Smith Lee (nee Hart). Services from the Dippel Bros. Funeral Home. 1800 East Lombard street, at Ann street, on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Swartz's Cemetery. 26e LINNE. On September 23. 1953. ZADA CHASE, of 6519 St.

Helena avenue. Dundalk, the beloved wife of the late Joshua R. Llnne and mother of Mrs. George Ziehm, Milton Albert Wendell T. and Charles M.

Linne. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Walter Brooks Bradley, Willow Spring road, at Dundalk avenue, where services will be held on Friday, September 25, at 2 P.M. Additional services and Interment from the Johnson Funeral Home, Fergus Falls. on Monday. Please omit flowers.

26e LINZEY. On September 24. 1953, J. harry, age 70 years, of 111 North Durham street, beloved son of the late James H. and Sarah Linzey (nee Wheeler).

Services from Philip Herwig Sons, 2024 Orleans street, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 28 LYCETT. On September 24, 1953, leo oeioved nusDanq oi tne late Beatrice Reeder Lycett.

Funeral from Flynn Fleming Home, 1426 Light street, on Monday at 8.30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 28 LYONS On September 23, 1953, ANNA DOLAN.

beloved wife of the late Charles B. Lyons. Services at her home, 708 South Main street. Reisterstown, on Saturday at 9.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Glyndon, at 10 A.M.

Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 26 MARTIN. On September 24, 1953. MILTON H. beloved husband of Anita M.

Martin (nee McCall), of 3713 Mohawk avenue. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Sat urday, at 1 P.M. Interment in Lou don Park cemetery. zee MAY.

Suddenly, on September 23, 1953, RAYMOND Of 5804 Alameda boulevard, beloved husband of Eleanor R. May (nee Hewell). Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, at Echodale avenue, on Saturday at 11 A.M. Interment Moreland Memorial Park.

26 McKENNA-LAUTERBACH. On Sep tember 24, 1953 IDA MAE (nee Zlle), beloved mother of John (Jack) L. Lauterbach, Jr. 28 Funeral from the Newell Funeral Home, Reisterstown road and Wal-dron avenue, Pikesville, on Monday at 7.30 AM. Requiem Mass at St.

Charles Catholic Church at 8 A.M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. McKENNA-LAUTERBACH. The La dies of the Sodality of St. Charles Catholic Church are requested to meet at the Newell Funeral Home, on Sunday at 7,15.

to recite the Rosary for IDA MAE LAUTER BACH. CARMILITA HA YD EN, 27 Prefect. MERRYM AN on Septem ber 24. 1953. in New Jersey, louis McLANE, beloved son of Louis McLane and Josephine a.

Merry- man. Services at Sherwood Church Cockevsville. on Saturday. Sep tember 26. at 2 P.M.

Interment in adjoining cemetery. 26e MUNCH. On September 25. 1953. JEAN nelson, beloved lniant daughter of Hugh and Lucille Munch, of 2117 Callow Bvenue.

Funeral services and interment In Saltvllle, on Sunday. 27 OWENS (MARKIEWICZ). On Sep tember 25. 1953, SUE beloved daughter of the late Mateusz and Marv Przvbvszewski (nee Januchow ski), and beloved mother of Milton Marklewlcz, residence 1602 Darley avenue. 28e Funeral from John M.

Weber Funeral Home, 401 6outh Chester street, on Tuesday, September 29, at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 A. M. in' terment in Holy Rosary Cemetery.

JjHf rtputatbn of "Ji, Sanitr and Sons for dignified funeral service at low cost is now 100 years old. "SANDER SONS, INC. a Nor Avs.tlrawtway fVHlt At UtVKtt UNCI 1133 Telephone Dickens 2-4100 I PAINTING COTTAGES Interiors. STteriors. The better tana lor years.

mr riaht. AUa fronts, stOTes. factories Cash, terms. Earl s- OI 5-S221. ROOFING Plrst-ouallty work, cuaran- teeo.

as low as a complete, ino oewn payment, S5 a month. ROGERS. The Rome Improvement Co. With a Heart, two generations of dependability. IDle-wood 5-TS7fi.

PAPERHANGING $8 UP CASH OR CREDIT MO. 4-8841. BR. (5-1144 STUCCO CEMENT Reas. prices, free estimates, all work guaranteed.

Maryland Bales tiu. ROOFING SPECIAL Guaranteed row house hot roofs low as s.3 complete, no aown payment, jrirsi payment Nov. Free estimate. HiCHMOMU. UL, 4-SIO, BUILDERS ATTENTION hAVK 40' We win lay out.

pour footimra. lay blocks complete joo at one low price, call GORDON CONSTRUCTION CO. Garages, porches, additions, carpentry A concrete wore painunt rre esu- mates, can HA. 6-9087 FURNITURE REFINISHED Unh Cleaned. Repaired CADDEN.

-lddle St. SA. 7-8848 CEMENT PORCHES, sidewalks, cellars. driveways, etc. flagstone patios stone work.

Reas. Free estimate. Rlc-cobono. 4621 Mary Ave. HA.

6-3187 HOME REPAIRS Garages, additions A alterations Thomas Powers. HA, P-B361 Painting Paperhanging We guarantee to please you. Real estl- mates tree, primes, jvivj. tap. KEYWOOD home Improvements, addi tions, porcnes, basements, remoaenns.

siding. Terms. Work on myself. FO. 7-8020 ATTENTION Real Estate Investors We specialise in Keai Estate Kanasrmeu; Maintenance.

Realty Co Fnone mu. o-84 or raj, viaa PAPERING. Painting Wall Steamine window caulking, r-romoi service HO. 7-5671. H.

Sullivan. WANTS "CALL ME FIRST" H. BARNES SARATOGA 7-4668 r'nll An.wered In 30 Minutes TOP PRICES PAID for bedrooms, dining room, living room, gitcnen lurmiure. table-top gas ranges, refrigerators, antiques. Oriental and domestic rugs, bric-a-brac, china, curios, oil paintings, washing machines, marble-ton furn TV sets, silver and gold: antique and modern Jewelry, diamonds, glassware.

Spinet, Baby Grand pianos, radio, sewing machines, vases, cut glass, etc. 844 N. HOWARD ST Nites and Sundavs. Call FO, 7-4B34 CALL US NOW N. B.

LOBE CO. SUN. NITES RO. 4-2821, FO. 7-4751 PAYS 100 MORE CASH For your Furniture.

Antiques, China. Silver. Jewelry. Elec. Appliances, etc.

ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO SELL. N. B. LOBE 103 Hopkins Place Weekdays call PL. 2-4305 I Need Your Furniture A NT! WTLI.

PAY THE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICES FOR YUUK DI.N1NU ROOM, LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM AND BREAKFAST SETS ALSO GAS RANGES. SEWING MACHINES. ELECT. REFRIGERATORS AND ODD PTTTCFS Call Mr.

Greene VE. 7-9310 808 Greenmount Ave. WE PAY YOUR PRICE For furniture nf al descriptions. Bed room. Living Room.

Dining Room. Kitchen, Gas Ranges, Elec. Washing Machines. Pianos: also mar ble-too furniture Bnc-a-Brac. etc.

CALL MR. KAY. SA. 7-7398 Eves. Sundays.

FO. 7-6802 All calls answered within 1 hour. MR CALLAHAN OR MR BAKER Recommended by E. Newell Co Auct's Will buv large or small lots Antique Ac Modern Furniture. Diamonds Jewelry, silverware, ornaments China.

Art Obiects. Pianos Marble-Ton Furn oriental Rugs, complete ts tates or Stock of Merchandise No lot too large or too small PL 2-9511 Nites LI. 2-6790L1421 Md Ave IMMEDIATE CASH FURNITURE. CHINA, GLASSWARE. SILVER.

PISTOLS, PIANOS. KUOS. CALL LEE, BR. 6-4837 PIANOS WANTED HECHT BROS. Grand Spinets-Phone MU.

5-4444 -Will Pay Cash FO. 7-1360 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S USED CLOTHING Ac LADIES' WORN FUR COATS Morton, 2229 N. Fulton. La. 3-8118 MONEY IN A HURRY E.

S. CO. FURN S. CO GAS RANGES. REFRIGERATORS 750 N.

GAY BR. 6-4636 FURN. BADLY NEEDED Best prices paid. MA. 3-3322-J.

FO. 7-4982 PIANOS Cash paid for vour Stelnway Grand or Spmet. Music Centre, 1123 N. Charles St. LE.

9-6040. PIANOS Spot cash Grands. Spinets Upr's Careful removal Reed Piano 29 W. North Ave. SA.

7-22B0. ARE YOU SELLING YOUR FURN CALL LEWIS. BR. 6-5769 WE PAY YOUR PRICE. ELEC.

REFRIG GAS RANGE FTTRN. FOR APARTMENT MA 3-2387 SEWING MACHINES All makes. Will pav top prices, call le. 9-5493. PIANOS Grands, small unr'ts.

Snot cash Kunkel. 113 w. sar; toga. PL. 2-399.

FURNITURE AND STOVES Mr PL. 2-9880. 714 W. Balto. St Allen GOLD.

Silver. Jewelry bought Top prices CARL PCHON, ion w. Saratoga St. FURNITURE CALL BARNEY SV 7-818A LA. 3-)S73 LI.

2-933S FURNITURE MODERN ANTIQUE CALL BLIVE5S FURNITURE AND MODRV ANTIQUES P. FOXMAN WTlKPrs ns ranees, rpfriff WEsh ers. Mr. Harry. MU.

5-6426. LI. PIANO WANTED GOOD COND CAT MA 3-2387 WE BUY used clothing, furniture, etc Cglt FO SITUATION WANTED HOUSE H'LP (13 GIRL (col.) wishes housework laun dry. Wed. $5 a day.

PE 2-8931 WOMAN, des. 4Va days work Call bet. 9 A.M. 6 P.M. GI.

5-0746-J WOMAN ICOL.I WISHES DAY'S WUKK. til. J-WJI, BABY SITTERS AND CHIID CARE (141 mothpr H-ill eivp conrl carp in het home to baby or small child while mother works Reas 3614 Parkdale Ave Woodberry MOTHER to care for child in her home while you work, lniant to yrs. oio. MU.

5-0943. Csll before 4 P.M WOMAN will take care of children during the day wnne motners worn. ui. WOMAN Will care for child Day care rtflv MO 4-P7R9. DEPENDABLE, exp.

woman will car for child. Hours: 7 A.M. -3 P.M. or 3 P.M to 11 P.M. On the 20 23 bus line Mrs.

Raymond White, 35 S. Curley St PI. 2-0465 wtt.t pare for child between aae of 5 in my own home while mother works. Call FO. 7-2341 between 11 A ft 4 P.M WILL TAKE eare of small baby in my nome.

wnne motner worss uu B-B3P4 WILL WATCH children in my home day or merit. Cnll nunqalK HELP WANTED HOUSEHOLD (16) raiMiurBmiawArrREBS Colored Good nome ft --3 CHAUFFEUR BUTLER with ref good salary in ruoue cc, jhi. COOK General housework, some isun- drv. Reis necessary, inursaai off. No nishts.

Other help em- ploved. On bus line. COOK ft 1ST FLR. WORK Experienced. Not over 60.

City refs Live in. No laundry. Pri. rm. ft bath.

35 wk. VA. 3-4873 COOK for Catholic rectory. Live In. City.

Good wages. Refs required. Box NB135H3 SUn COOK ft GENERAL HOUSEWORK Refs required Amp'e time off Live in. 135 Wit. KU.

4-l' ft COOK-Housek'eper 1 In family. No laun. or bun, itooq smmy. COOKING ft GENERAL HOUSEWORK Otner neio. r.xt.

vv. GENERAL bousewcrker. good rla in cook ing, must oe corr.ni-ieiii oc u. dren. 5 days, sleep in 2 nights.

SJ5. Call HU. b-ibIZ GIRL, over 25. gentral housework, plain cooking, no iuuuij. Hva in tn Rpf LT.

2-2804. GIRL (col housework, some cooking. ,0 in 'til mfter rimnpr 1 ADt, 3 rt.fti tiltllt, jlH. n-. t-Qgt GIRL to keep children while mother works.

Llgni. jnmacwuij. icm or wk. ends. GIRL General housework.

10 thru din- uu i r. Thnrs Must like "u-iiinV vJ VuafiT ctliim av-v- HOUSEKEEPER lor two elderly people. hmau apt, viy.j-g""" HOUSEWORKER. experienced, age 28 to Fond of children. Reference.

Good Mrs Irving Snub. 5104 Ocean View ave Sea Gate. Brooklyn. Y. MAID For general housework, must have exceptional n.

im Excellent salary, live in or stay sr-t'e nights, va. NuPSE MAID Live in; 5 'a days. Exp with children. PU. 6-4030.

WOMAN White. Nursing for semi- invalid. Live in. nt rri. i ex unm.

$22 per wk. Wk. ends off. Light duties. KOibV34n tTtej 1 n.yti WOMAN Middle aged, to keep house for 2 elderly people, ijivp in.

ave Call CU. 7-1405-R between 6 9 P.M. WOMAN (White) For cooking ft Live in pri. country home. $135 mo.

utner neip cmiiiuicu. 'WOMAN (WHITE) PE. 2-2362 ttsTTTC niiiriiL, c( iiiihBTi home with mother Mind while mother works. Apply 1223 Broenlng hwy. HELP WANTED HOUSEHOLD (16) WOMAN 30 to 40 top recent cooking general housework Must be lond of children.

Other help employed. Live in. S3" 50. LI. 3-96S7, COUPLE Cook A butler.

Exp. Exceptional living Quarters. Roland Park. Florida in aimer Call Monday after 10 A.M. SA.

7-8400. Extension 5. INTELLIGENT younr or middle-aired colored toman for cooking, downstairs, some launcry. Preferably live in. Other help employed.

On carlin. In city. $25 per week. College girl considered. HO.

7-6085. MIDDLE-Aged Woman (Whitel 5' days a ween. To cars for 2 children. 4138 Hague st. SETTLED WOMAN White) To live In.

J.lehtjdutiesSalary Call PE: 2-2j62. YOUNG COUPLE Livtna in the country, want dependable woman for mothers helper, including gen. housework tc Ironing. Live in 4 dais a k. Comfortable living atrs.

S18. Phone Cockeysville 745. SITUATIONS WANTED MM All (17) BARMAID Desires job. Nites Exn. mixed drinks.

Steady. ED. 6-5438. BOOKKEEPER Full chg. D.E.

10 yrs. exp. All phases office detail lncl construction. Efficient. dependable, capable.

Des. perm. pos. Small, high type firm. HO.

7-9329 alter 6 P.M. CASHIER-Exo. Desires Job Restaurant or bar. References. VE.

7-2S58. COOK wishes iob at hotel or restaurant Dav work. Ret. OR. 5-5139, GIRL des.

job as sandwich girl. Day work, no bun. Exp. MA. 3-2Z35-J.

GIRL des. pos. es receptionist. Some tVDina. MA.

3-3297. HIGH-SCHOOL GRAD. decires secretarial lotl. MA. 3-4738-M.

MEDICAL 6ECRETASY College gradu ate witn technical experience desires nnstHon. LI 2-3667. REGISTERED NURSE desires pos with industrial nrm or pnysieian oincs Call MO. 4-0988 after 6 P.M. REFINED lady, free to travel, des, pos.

as nurse-companion. Bos NBI3495 Sun SITUATIONS (Port Time-fmal (18) COLLEGE GRADUATE desires public eve. work. LO. RECEPTIONIST Young lady des.

part time work, win also do soma typing. BOX SQ1354B SUn, SECRETARY desires part-time position Exp. medical terminology. Li z-aiius. STENOS.

TYPISTS FURNISHED IMMEDIATELY AT LOW RATES FOR YOUR EMERGENCY WORK PL. 2-1759 PL. 2-3211 STENOS. TYPISTS EXP. NANCV R.

BARRETT. CALL MU. 5-4080 TYPIST-CLERK Steno desires work home, MA. 3-6099. YOUNG LADY Desires position as rcep- tionisr or stenographer Mon.

rri. 1 to 5 Exp Box NB14211 Bun. YOUNG LADY desires typing at home WI. 5-4739 HELP WANTED FEMALE (19) ACCOUNTS. CLERK 5-day week, Welsh Construction 11 K.

ayette st fiease asK ior uavis ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR Young laay with some experience, permanent position. 5-day 40-hour week bk n-Utsa ALTERATION HAND For fine ladle dresses. Permanent. Apniy Miller Brothers. 1110 N.

Charles St ALTERATION LADY Must be able to fit alter women's dresses coats. Steady employment. Good salary. See Mr Preville. 10 A to 4 P.M.

ROSENTHAL'S 306 N. EUTAW ST. ALTERATION Woman, exp. In better suits, costs dresses. Exc.

salary, steady position. Call SA. 7-8971 tor appt BANK TELLERS Age 21-35. Exp. preferred.

A few trainees win be considered. Must, present neat appearance have pleasing person ality. Excellent working conditions, many company benefits. Call MU, 5-300. Mrs.

Youngbloort BARMAID for nleht work. Some expert ence. centrally located, state age ana salary expected. Box KB1349I sun BARMAID Night work. S45 V.TT Age 1-js.

Apply at woooiano inn. 114 woodland ave. or rail Dundalk 9859 BAR MAID No exp. Apply Klemkowski's Restaurant. 1100 Hull St BARMAID Steadv work.

DABROWSKI CAFE. 1801 E. Lomftard St. BARMAID (Col Aoolv In person. 1901 Edmondson A between 10 2 P.M barmaids ft Waitresses 2 Barmaids ft 4 waitresses Barmaids must be 21 or over, no exp.

necessary. Waitresses 17 or over, good salary ft good tips. Living Quarters available. Apply Reisterstown Restau rant. No 2.

Hanover Rd Reisterstown Md Or call Reisterstown 126 after 11 A.M. BARMAIDS County Musical Bar. 109 Cram Glen Burnie 52. BEAUTICIAN Full or part time. Closed Mon.

Salary ft comm. Westbrook Beauty Salon. 5503 Edmondson Ave BEAUTICIAN ft MANICURIST Wanted LI. 2-375Q MO. 4-6084.

BEAUTICIANS Carter Salon Distinctive, renuires 1 hair dresser 1 manicurist at once. 5-day paid vacation, finest clientele Highest earnings Please call HU p-bnh5 tor confidential appt BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR Bur roughs. 37', hrs. wk. Unusual oppt gA- 7'lfr5B.

Mr. fUl BOOKKEEPER WANTED Thoroughly experienced in doub entry ft handlin of a small office which entails a lot. of detail Hours 8 30 to 4.30. 5'i-day wk. Smith Produce Co -215 S.

Charles St. MU. 5-1237 or MU. 5-5021. Call between 8 A to 11 A.M.

A steady for someone who wants to work steady. 6 months of the year hours reasonably snorter. Adeptness at Job can aiso result in snorter nours. BOOKKEEPER Experienred in machine posting, accounts receivable, steady, permanent employ ment. 5-oay wk.

Many emnloyee Bene nts Apply personnel dp. CONSOLIDATED GROCERS CORP. Monroe St. ft Wa shine ton Blvd. ED.

6-5910. BOOKKEEPER Competent young lady to take lull cnarse books and an de tails of health welfare Insurance man for prse organizption Stenog raphy helpful, not essential. Excellent working conditions for person who can qualify Five-day week, paid holidays and vacation Sick, accident and life irsurar.ee. Aoply Box SQ142Q2 Sun BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT With know! edge of typing ft shorthand 5-day wk Insurance ft hospitalization benefits Apply Associated Printers. Inc 46 Franklmtown Rd.

BOOKKEEPKR Clerk Typist Compl charge of construe, co. books Exc. oppor Centrally located State qualiheations. exp. ft starting salary Box NB13797 Bun BOOKKEEPER Experienced on National Cash Register posting machines helpful, but not necessary.

Central Home Furnishers. 878 W. Baltimore St BOOKKEEPER With knowledge of shorthand Prefer one age 25 to 35 Living in Northwest section of city Permanent 10b. Box NB14553 Sun BOOKKEEPER with some light office experience. Prefer middle-aged woman Call LI.

2-4587. BOOKKEEPER Small office. Centrally loc 5-day wk. Opportunity for advance. mpnt.

write box anucib run BOOKKEEPER 5-day wk Small office Good working -conditions Mattheiss 221 EHst Nortn Avenue BRANCH STORE CLERKS We have several attractive positions coes for clerks in our branch stores No experience necessarv. These are permanent positions with exce'lent working conditions. All usual hpnpflts If unable to apply in person, call LE. 9-4646. ApdIv E'ite Laundry.

320 W. Biddle St. Zone 1 CANDY GIRL Over 18 Must have some Knowledge OI dookwotk. xirs. -iu Annlv Century Theater, after 10 A.M CAR HOP Full ft part time Drum uastie rarms.

03U.1 iuu nu iuicwuvu S-7722 CASHIER Young woman, familiar with tube room operation, eac. 40-hour. 5-day week, liberak) discount, hospitalization. Insurance bene fits, vacation and Donus. Mrs.

wneeier ane Bryant, inaries ei CASHIER Permanent position for vonns lnriv. Experience not neces sary, will train you. Liberal starting salary Apply Blum ersonnei umce. 319 Nortn nay pjreet CASHIER And general office work 5-day week Central Home Furnishers. 878 Baltimore st CASHIER oi.

is wic-ht work. Attractive salary Meals furn. Mecca Restaurant. 32 Calvert st nauivR COUNTER GIRL Exo. ft re liable, rilgnt wots, uooa samry i'ii right person.

Aoply Hilton House. 313 w. North Ave riRHivR rt.PRK Fxo Daily Sale M. System. Noon to 6 30 P.M., 5 days.

N.W. sec. Box NB13565 Sun CASHIER Night work. For restaurant and delicatessen. Schuster's.

3802 For es tFav cmrrKER-CASHTER Full time position 5 day wk Paid while training, paid vacations. Blue Cross group insurance Shopping prlv Apply at Food Fair. Liberty Essex Rd Woodmoor Shop ping Center. Mon. through wed 8 A.M to f.ai ctryriCRj'ASHTERS Full time positions 5 day week Paid while training, paid vacations.

Blue cross group insur. ance. shoppinr aooly employ- ment office. Food Fair. 5315 York Rd CLERICAL An attractive opening at good starting salary is avanaoie in our omce ior i voting lady who desire a permanen noitinn with good opportunity for ad vancrment Some liking and aptitude for figures desirab'e No typing reauire-1 5-day.

40-hour week Kn nirht nr Saturday work. Many emnloyee benefits including paid vacation and holidays Frea hospital! sation insurance, etc J. SCHOENEMAN. INC 412 REDWOOD ST. nrnTrit We havn'an noenlna for lady bet.

25-40 for general office work Must be good at figures and teie nhnn. fvn 5 triavft Permanent Dost tion in W' Balto Parker Fuel 200 FrankHntown Rd. Apply in pervn M.FRK-TYPIST- nref Anolv eta- dlum Mft. Co. 1501 Guilford Av.

Ag Income Dips New York, Sept. 25 (JP) Avco Manufacturing Corporation today reported sharply increased sales but lower earnings for the nine tnonths ended August 3L Net sales were $312,728,859 compared with $219,939,742 in the $rst three quarters of last year. Net income was $3,163,343, equivalent to 32 cents a common share, against $6,647,079 or 72 cents a share a year ago. Victor Emanuel, chairman and president, said earnings during the past six months had been seriously affected by strikes in four Avco plants and one plant of an important customer. Meanwhile, Hector J.

Dowd, vice president and director of Avco, announced that he plans to retire from active business duties November 30 but will continue special assignments for the corporation. He was chairman of Bendix Home Appliances, from 1944 until it was acquired by Avco in 1950. Firestone Tire and Rubber Company reported net income of $32,626,278 for the nine-month period ended July 31. This was equal to $3.21 a share and compared with $29,099,954. or $7.35 a share in the like months of 1952.

Sales rose to $747,090,554 from $699,129,079 a year earlier. NAVAL STORES MARKET Savannah. Sept. 25 UP) Naval tores today: Receipts: Turpentine, 75; rosin, none. Shipments: Turpentine, 175, rosin, 72.1.

Stock: Turpentine. 3.062; rosin. 5.840. DEATHS (3) Death Notices Received Too Late for Classification Will Be Found on Page 2 ANTHONY. On September 25.

1953. VIRGIE M. (nee Sherd), beloved Wife of Allan A. Anthony. Funeral from her home, 1143 Wicomico street, on Monday at 10 A.M.

Interment In Meadow Ridge Cemetery. 27 APSEY. On September 25. 1953. EUNICE MART1EN, beloved wife of the late J.

Fletcher Apsey, Sr. Friends may call at the Mitchell Home. 1900 Eutaw place. Services at Beventh Baptist Church on Monday at 3 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

28e BAILEY. On September 23, 1953. LOUIS of 706 North Kenwood avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Bailey (nee Sim). 28e Funeral from the Howard Blight Home, 6009 Harford road, on Monday at 1 P.M. Interment in Baltimore National Cemetery.

BANKS. On September 25. 1953. THOMAS of 605 Aldershot road. Catonsvllle, beloved husband of Mvrtle J.

Banks (nee Saunders). Funeral services will be held at the home of his daughter. Mrs Eunice Oliver. 433 Overbroo'k road (at the end of 5700 block Edmond- aon avenue). Due notice will be Riven.

28e BORUM. On September 24, 1953 FRANCES of 4335 Glenmore ave nue, beloved wife of the late Wil liam D. Borum and mother of wu 11am O. and Herbert H. Borum.

Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belair road, on Saturday at 2 P.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 26 BRESSLER. On September 24, 1953, PAUL, beloved father of Mrs. Frederick Patterson.

Friends may call at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Sunday from 12 noon until 9 P.M. Services will be held on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 27 BRICE.

On September 24, 1953, LINA R. BRICE. of Baltimore, Beloved dauehter of the late Edward and Maria M. Brlce and sister of Percy R. Brlce.

Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sc Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Sat. urday at 11 A.M. Interment In Lou don Park Cemetery. 26 BRICE.

Helena Rebekah Lodge, No. 66. announces with deep regret the death of our beloved sister, LINA BRICE. HELEN LEFTWICH, 26 Noble Grand BROHAWV. On September 24.

1953. HARRIETTS R. (nee Bopstl, of 130 Cherrydell road, Catonsvllle, be loved wife of Charles E. Brohawn. Funeral from the Farley Funeral Home, Frederick and Shadynook avenues, on Saturday, at 3.30 P.M Interment in Loudon Park Ceme tery.

26e COFIELL. Suddenly, on September 2o. iskjj, Louis (KA.NKLim, Deiovea son of the late William F. and Lottie Benson Cofiell. Services in the Brooks Funeral Home.

Sparks. on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Bosley's Methodist Cemetery. 27 COX. On September 24.

1953. ROB ERT RILEY, of 702 street. Spar rows Point. In his eighty-fifth year beloved husband of Addie Watson Cox and father of Louis T. Cox.

Funeral services will be at the WU-' Ham Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at 2.30 P.M. Interment In Oak Lawn Ceme tery. 26e CURTIS.

On September 25. 1953 CORA M. (nee Bond), of Hooper avenue, wife of the late George Curtis. Funeral from the Donovan Fu neral Home. 3818 Roland avenue, on Monday at 2 P.

M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. 28e UEMCHUCK. On September 22. 1953.

AUGUSTA, beloved wife of the late eteve and mother of Michael Mlkarowich. 27 Funeral from her late residence. 1412 Filbert street, on Monday at 8 30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at SS Peter and Paul Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemeterv DENNY On September 22.

1953 ANNIE (nee Hubbard), of 3207 East Fairmont avenue, beloved mother of Carl Denny and sister of James and George Huooard ana Mrs. Elizabeth G. Stanek. Funeral will be at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Pres ton streets, on Saturday, at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Eliza beth's Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. 26 DERICKSON On September 24.

1953 JEAN MARIE (nee Basehartl. be loved wife of Charles Derickson and daughter of Arthur Basehart and the late Helen Basehart. of 4614 Harford road. 26e Friends may call after 3 P. Saturday at the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harforrt rnari DESPINES. Suddenly, on September ij, VJiJ, L. be loved wife of Mike Despines. fCum- oeriand (Md.) papers please conv.l Services at her late residence.

3607 Parkslde drive, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Greek Orthodox Cemetery. 27 Dl'RR. On September 24. 1953 KATHERINE (nee Abshlre), of 1322 North Llnwood avenue, beloved wife Of the late Jacob Durr.

26e Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Saturday at M. Interment In Moreland Memo. rial Park.

ECKHARDT. On September 25. 1953 RICKA (nee Haffner), of 1707 6outh Hanover street, beloved wife of the late Henry F. Eckhardt. Sr.

28e Services at the McCully Funeral Home, 130 East Fort avenue, on Mon day at 2 P. M. Interment In West era Cemetery. ED ENFIELD. On September 25.

1953 at the home of his brother. Mr Oscar W. Edenfleld. 2754 Kinsey evenue. WILLIAM beloved hus.

wnd of the late Clara Edenfleld (nee Amoss). Funeral services will be held William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Mon day at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemeterv.

28e IICHELBERGER. On September 24 1953, ANNA (nee Llnsmeyer), of 2002 Rockrose avenue, aged 63 years. the beiovea win oi George Elchelberger. Funeral services will held at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 1 P.M. Interment in Meadow Ridge Memorial rarit. a Botton. Sept. 25 Uf General aulet prevailed again thl week in trie wool market and increased activity baaed en the need lor spring ciotha vaa still The beat advices wool dealers had from the good trade, according 'to the Commercial Bulletin, waa a tun of at least some improvement In woolens for the new season.

The worsted end. meanwhile, appeared to be In the doldrums. The paper will ay tomorrow: "Various wool merchants found evidence of at least a slight quickening In woolens from inquiry lor suitable fibers and to a moderate extent from sales. Volume la not to be magnified in the reports of sales, but they are interesting as a measure of values. Prompt needs were covered.

It waa said, with ilttle dickering. "Some New Zealand 50-SSs noble noils brought 88 cents and a little scoured shorn New Zealand 44s wool. $1 18 Scoured Montevideo pieces, 58-60s, were reported at S1.32; scoured chubut S6-58s at $1.42: acoured seedy 56s. ofT pulled gray B's. SI .10: stained super lambs, J1.22; stained super, 9Sc: California defective B's.

$1.20: white A super, $142; good choice 64-70s, pulled. $1.90: 56-SOs gray pulled. scoured South American 58 -60s with some delect. $1.38. "New demand from topmakers is lack-In as replacement buying of worsteds drags, with a consequent restriction ol demand for raw wool.

Some buying, evidently to eke out requirements on eld orders, la seen. Combing was reported still busy "Miun reports were made by wool dealers on standard domestic types, but a few transactions nere ana mere reflected generally steady market where mill, Hniieht for nromot needs. Borne re cent business was noted in Texas fine wool on the basis of $1.80 to $1.85 clean. Offerings of fall Texas scoured at $1 62 were heard of. "Something was noted in territory and fleece wools, which have been showing sporadic activity.

Average graded fine territory had sale at $1.70, with better wnnljt holding firm near or tin to $1.75. Turnover of hall-blood was reported at $1.53 to $1.55. despite efforts of buyers to find a $1.50 market. Medium territory selling is slow. 'As said before, the market for fleeces offers only limited supplies.

A little recent business has been done in medium at 63 to 64 cents in the grease for Ohio type, though H-blood remains dull and wmooa activity nas subsiaea. fine fleeces show little movement." Shell Egg Holdings Chicago. SeDt. 25 iJPt Total cold stor age shell egg holdings at four principal markets today were 185.562. week ago 228.841.

and year ago 807.360. DEATHS (3) ENGLEHART. On September 22. 1953. AMOS R.

ENGLEHART. of 1810 Mc-Henry street, beloved husband of Lottie Englehsrt (nee Tharle). Funeral services will be held at the parlors of Harry H. Witzke, Hol-lins and Gllmor streets on Saturday at 1 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

26e FOREMAN. On September 23. 1953. henry, beloved nusDana oi Annette Foreman (nee Lleberman). of 4502 Bpringdale avenue; beloved father of Lowell S.

and Deanna B. Foreman, son of Mollie and the late Simon Foreman, brother of Morris, Albert, Isidore, Irvin and Florence Foreman. 27 Funeral from Sol Levlnson Home. 1124-26 West North avenue, on Sunday, September 27. at 10 A.M.

Interment in Workmen Circle Cemetery, German Hill road. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 4502 Springdale avenue, beginning Saturday evening, October 3. FOREMAN. A special communication of St.

John's Lodge No. 34. A.F.oi A.M., will be held Sunday. Septem ber 27, 1953, at 9 A.M. at the Masonic Temple for the purpose of attending the funeral of our lata brother, HENRY FOREMAN.

SOL LIPSEY. 27 Worshipful Master. FOREMAN. The Dexter. and Dexter Guild announces with deep regret the passing of MEMBER HENRY FOREMAN.

It is requested that members please attend funeral. HARRY SEGAL AND EVA COHEN. 27 Presidents. FOREMAN. Zlata Gella family group deeply regrets the passing of our cousin, HENRY FOREMAN.

Members please attend funeral Sunday, September 27, 10 A.M., from Levlnson Funeral Parlor, 1124-26 West North avenue. SARA LEWIS, 26e President. FOWLER. On September 25, 1953. at his residence, 104 Severn avenue, Annapolis.

ROBERT beloved husband of Clara M. Fowler. 26e Funeral on Sunday. September 27, at 2 P. M.

from the Taylor Funeral Chapel. 147 Gloucester street. Annapolis, Md. Interment In St. Anne's Cemetery.

GETTIG. On September 22, 1953, HENRY, beloved husband of Cora Gettig, of Box 423, Route 13. River-view road and formerly of 332 South Highland avenue; also beloved father of Irvin Gettig. Funeral from Lilly Zeller. Funeral Home, Eastern avenue and Wolfe street, on Saturday.

September 26. at 2 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 26 GRANTLIN. On September 25.

1953, at Kennedyville. lewis tx-MUND, husband of Rebecca Grant-Un. age 95 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services at his home In Kennedyville, on Monday, September 28, at 2 P.M. Interment In Chester Cemetery, Chestertown, Md.

Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. 28 HAMILTON. On September 24, 1953. CHARLES REID, of 1907 East Belvedere avenue, beloved husband of Irene M. Lemkuhl Hamilton, and father of Mrs.

Jack H. Kramer and brother of Miss Mary Hamilton. Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, at Echodale, on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment Parkwood Cemetery.

25e HAMILTON. Concordia Lodge No. 13. A.F.& A.M., announces with deep regret the death of BROTHER CHARLES R. HAMILTON.

BERNARD W. HUFFMAN. 2R Worshipful Master. HEILMAN. Howard Lodge.

No. 101, A.F.& A.M., will hold a special communication on Saturday, September 26, at 9.30 A.M., to attend the funeral of our late brother MERLE E. HEILMAN at Gasch's Funeral Home, Hyattsville, Md. 26 HUGH E. HINES.

Worshipful Master. HOBSOV. On September 23. 1953. ALFRED H.

beloved husband of Nellie P. Hobson (nee Weber), of 2711 Elslnor avenue. 28 Friends may call at William 3. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, after 9 A.

M. Saturday. Funeral services will be held on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemeterv.

HOLLAND. On September 24, 1953. ELSIE cooksey, beloved wile of the late Charles O. Holland. 26 Services at her home, 604 East Forty-first street, on Saturday at 2 P.M.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. JACOBSON. On September 24. 1953 kuih rKAiLUN. oeiovea wne oi Benjamin Jacobson, mother of Nor man Jacobson and sister of Arthur Fraidln, Mrs.

Sadie J. Barron and Mrs. Lee F. Robbins. Lenoir (N.C.) and Washington (D papers please copy.

27 Services at the Jack Lewis Home, 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Sunday precisely at 12 noon. Interment in He brew Friendship Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. In mourning at 3501 Eldorado avenue beginning octo ber 4. JACOBSON.

The Morris Rombro Free Loan Association deeply regrets the passing 01 our oeiovea memDer, RUTH FRIADIN JACOBSON. Mem bers please attend funeral Sunday at 11 A. M. at tne jack Lewis xiome MRS. DAVID KLEIMAN.

27 President. JASKLT.SKI. On September 23. 1953. JULIA, wife of James Jaskulskl.

residence 14 South Washington street. Funeral from John M. Weber Fu neral Home. 401 South Chester street, on Saturday. September 26.

at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass. St. Patrick's Church.

9 A. M. Interment In Holy Rosary Cemetery. 26 JOHNSON. On September 25.

1953. ALICE A. (nee Mitchell), of 319 East Fort avenue, beloved wife of John T. Johnson. 28e Services in the A.

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