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Twelve Deaths in Reading and Berks Reading MRS. FRANK R. MILES, 37, who as a Red Cross case worker the past 10 years won the friendshp and confidence of practically every disabled World War veteran in Reading and Berks county, died last night in the Reading Hospital after an illness of two months. Mrs. Miles, the former Louise Geissler, resided at 104 Windsor was a native of this city, a daughter of Stella (Martin) and the late R.

Frank Geissler, and was a mem ber of the Reformed denomination She had a career of about 16 years in charitable and civic ac tivity, having been connected with the Social Welfare League for about five years before becoming a Red Cross case worker almost 10 years ago. Her Red Cross assignment was to look after disabled World War veterans and their families. She was particularly interested in this work and all the families upon whom she called and helped held her in high esteem. Surviving besides her mother and husband are a sister, Alice, wife of Keely Brunner, and two brothers, Robert and Henry Geissler, all of this city. Funeral on Friday at 2 p.

m. from the Miller Funeral Home, where services will be conducted by the Rev. J. H. Ha'ckenberg.

Interment in Charles Evans Cemetery. WILLIAM JOEL SHALTER, 59, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital. He lived at 315 N. Tenth st.

Mr. Shalter was a retired railroader. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Shalter, and was a member of the Lutheran faith.

Surviving are his wife, Mary E. (Schreck) Shalter; one son, William of Reading; two daughters, Marie at home, nd Violet, wifi of Willis H. Brunner, of Reading; two grandchildren, and two brothers, Harry D. and Franklin, both of Reading. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.

from the late residence, the Rev. Herman Miller officiating. Burial in Gethsemane Cemetery, Funeral Director Edmund F. Gall man in charge. MORE ON Merry Go Round (Continued from Page One) has his eye on Landis' job is Jim Farley, a star first baseman in his youth Oklahoma's dapper little senator.

Josh Lee, the President's private choice for keynoter the 1940 convention, says that the day of flag waving oratory is past. "Oratory is no longer an emotional process," he declares. "It is an intellectual operation. The mind must be convinced first before moving the will" Ivan McDaniel, wealthy California packing plant lobbyist who was widely credited in Congress as the principal author of the amendments to weaken the wage hour law, will be one of the principal witnesses of the LaFollette Civil Liberties committee probe of the Associated Farmers. McDaniel is one of the founders and officers of the organization.

(Copyright, 1939) Morganlown People Soend Dav At Shore 1 i MORGANTOWN, Aug. 15 Mrs. Florence Reeser, James Harner, Mrs. Rena Faskey, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Montgomery and Franklin Peck spent Sunday at Ocean City and Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McFar land and daughters Grace and Doris, are spending a week at Beach Haven, N.

J. Mrs. Mary A. Sweigart attended the Wenger family reunion at Lititz Springs Park. Knoxville Citizens Visit At Morgantown MORGANTOWN, Aug.

15 Mrs. L. Powell and daughter, Susie and Verda, of Knoxville, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Stoltzfus and family.

Dora Steltzfus and the Powell girls spent two days at the World's Fair in New York. Dora Stoltfus, John B. Stoltzfus and Mrs. William Peck, all of this place. Roy Stoltzfus, of Warwick, and Mrs.

Katie Hertzler, of Joanna, have gone to Tennessee. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Stoltzfus A YOUR 4 of Berks and Vicinity TILLIE (Wood) BOWMAN, 66 Robert Bowman, died at her home in SHILLINGTON. She was a member of the Reformed denomination. Surviving besides the husband are two children, Claud Bowman, and Fannie, wife of John Hamilton, this city; three grandchildren; one brother, John Wood, Laureldale; three sisters, Mrs. Catharine Shap pell, this city; Mrs. Elizabeth Him melreich, Stonetown, and Sarah, wife of Charles Gauler, this city.

Funeral on Friday at 3 p. m. from the F. F. Seidel, Funeral Home where services will be conducted in the chapel by the Rev.

Dr. Charles Roth. Interment in Alsace Cemetery. MARY ANN (Kutz) ROTHER MEL, 86. widow of Thomas Y.

Rothermel, died at the home of her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Greth, near WER NERSVILLE. She was a former resident of Kutztown and was a daughter of the late Charles and Maria (Altenderfer) Kutz and was a member of St. John's Reformed Church, Kutztown.

Surviving are her daughter, Clara, wife of Lemuel Greth, with whom she resided; seven grandchildren, one great greatgrandchild and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Hoch, of Reading, and Mrs. Susanna Breininger, of Kutztown. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p. m.

in the Lamm Funeral Home, Werners ville. Funeral services in St. John's Reformed Church, Kutztown, with the Rev. E. K.

Angstadt and the Rev. Ralph E. Starr officiating. Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Kutztown. WILLIAM C.

KIR BY. 49. of 475 W. Columbia SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, died Monday in the Potts ville Hospital. He was employed by the National Biscuit Company lor 25 years, having been sales manager of that company's Pottsville branch for the past 18 years.

He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs Elias Kirby. Mr. Kirby was a mem ber of the Methodist Churcn, or Schuylkill Haven, and St. John's Assembly, of Philadelphia.

He is survived by his wife, Esteiie (Gum) Kirby; two sons, Preston, of Pottsville, and Wesley at home; and one daughter, Mary, at home. Funeral services Friday at 2 p. m. fro mthe D. M.

Bittle Funeral Home, the Rev. K. R. Boohar of ficiating. Interment in Union Cemetery.

An INFANT CHILD of Harry and Pearl E. (Hartman) Lillierose. 521 Muhlenberg HYDE PARK, died yesterday. Burial will take nlare todav in Forest Hills Me morial Park, T. C.

Auman, In charge. Balthaser Reunion To Be Held Sunday ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, Aug. 16 The seventeenth a.nnual Balthaser family reunion will be held here on the church lawn, Sunday, August 20. The Ladies' Aid Society will serve dinner and supper.

The Rev. Dr. Morgan A. Peters will conduct services on Sunday at 8:30 a. m.

Rev. Peters will conduct Harvest Home services on Sunday, September 3. The Rev. L. R.

Miller will conduct Ha.rvet Home services on Sunday, August 27, at 9:30 a. m. Salem U. B. Church will observe home coming day on Sunday, September 10.

The Rev. L. R. Walters, Avon, a former pastor, will be the speaker at the afternoon service. Pinedale Girl Visits Philadelphia Relatives PINEDALE, Aug.

15 Miis Marian Ernst is spending a week with Philadelphia relatives. Miss Celia Herb, of Red Dale, spent last Sunday with Simon Meek and wife. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Krauss, Red Hill, were visitors at the William B.

Ketner home. They also attended the Red Church Sunday School picnic. Misses Helen and Ruth Walborn, Frances and Ada Moyer and Law son Moyer spent a day at Atlantic City. Miss Helen Ketner returned home after spending a week tourning the south as far as Texas. Maude Boltz, of Pottsville, was a business caller here.

Tuberculosis claims at least one eighth of all deaths the world over. Place kicks can be executed in football a split second faster than drop kicks. Service for All INSPECTION INVITED We cordially invite you to come in at any time and let us show you around our modern Funeral Home. You will be interested in seeing all the fine appointments and improvements. Our entire building is air conditioned for your comfort.

The Automobile Foyer is completely enclosed and affords protection in any weather. Our Family Rooms and Slumber Rooms are most homelike. There is never an extra charge for the use of any of the Miller Funeral Home services. Miller Funeral Home CLAYTON I MILIEU I. PAPKER MILLER 48 North Fourth Street, Reading, Pa.

THE READING TIMES, READING, WEDNESDAY MORNING, "AUGUST T6, '1 9 3 9 Lower Alsace Sets Two Days Aside To Register Pupils Schools To Be Open On August 28 29; Approve Calendar Dates STONY CREEK MILLS, Aug. 15 Two days have been set aside by the Lower Alsace township school board for registering beginners and pupils not previously enrolled In the township schools. The first Is August 28 when Principal John A. Hibschman will be at the Woodrow Wilson school buildinsr between 8.30 a. m.

and 4 p. m. The second Is August 29. when the Pennside building will be open to newcomers. Calendar For Next Term The board also approved the following calendar for the 1939 1940 term August 31, September 1, county institute; September 4, LaDor Day; September 5, school opens; Septem ber 15.

Reading Fair; October 12, Columbus Day; October 27. Hallowe'en parties; November 6, first quarter ends; November 10, reports to parents and Armistice day program: November 24, 4th, 5th, 6th grade operetta; November 29, Thanksgiving program; November 30 and December 1, Thanksgiving vacation; December 22, Christmas programs, vacation begins; January 3, Christmas vacation ends; January 19, midyear; January 22. reports to parents; February 9, Lincoln's birthday program; February 23, Washington's birthday program; March 15, St. Patrick's program; March 22. Good Friday, no school; March 25, Easter Monday, no school; March 26, third quarter ends; March 29, reports to parents; April 12, 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade operetta; April 19, local field meet; May 3, open house; May 11.

Kutztown field day; May 23 and 24, final examinations; May 28, children report at 10 for reports. End of school term. The following teachers attended Penn State College during the summer: Ruth Ernst, Harriet Wagner, Myrtle Bingaman, Miriam Becker, and Alexander Bell. Pauline loacn, Mrs. Edithe Schenck and Nevin Matz attended Keystone State Teachers' College, at Kutztown.

Mollfown Sunday School Holds Picnic Saturday MOLLTOWN, Aug. 15 St. Peter's Sunday School will hold its an nual picnic Saturday evening. Cook's German Band ana uie Hahn sisters will furnish the entertainment. The Saul's family reunion was held in the grove adjoining St.

Peter's Church. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Adam attended the World's Fair at New York. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Herbein, chil dren, Donald and Mildred, of Pitts burgh, visited John Herbein and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Hamm and children, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith and children, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Hamm, at New Tripoli. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hotten stein, twin children. Edith, Clarence from Massachusetts, are spending their vacation with Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Hotten.stein. The following visited H.

H. Dries and family, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Miller, childien, Olive and Betty and Laura Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. John Herbsin, children, Melba, Vir ginia.

John and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moyer, children Lloyd and Fern, Allen Laub and daugh ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Dries, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gehris and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Nuss, daughters, Mary and Rita, Mary Weidner, Morris Lindenmuth and son Clayton. New Tripoli Bible Class Holds Reunion Sept. 3 NEW TRIPOLI, Aug. 15 The Ebenezer Adult Bible Class will hold its annual reunion at Neff's Valley Park on Sunday, September 3. Members and friends are invited to join.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mantz and family and the Krauss twin sisters spent a day the New York World's Fair last week. Miss Roma Hamm and mother visited the Natural Bridge and other points in Virginia last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Leiby, of Pattenberg, N. visited friends of this section last week. Fred D. Feinour, of Reading, spent a day last week here in the interests of The Reading Times.

Illness Halts Vacation Of Mohrsville Pastor MOHRSVILLE, Aug. 15. Rev. Raymond Miller, pastor of Mohrsville Lutheran Church, who planned his annual two week vacation, must stay home because of a recent foot operation in the Reading Hospital. Luther Rothermel attended the New York World's Fair last Sunday.

The Mohrsville "Dodgers," girls' ball team, lost to West Leesport, 18 6. James H. Wagner left for Ocean Grove, N. on his vacation. Pennside Playground Holds Picnic Today LOWER ALSACE, Aug.

15 A hat and jewelry show was held at the Pennside playground and the following were awarded certificates: Oldest hat, Betty Cooling, Mary Hartman and Shirley Angstadt; prettiest jewelry, Betty Cooling, Lila Hartman and Ruth Angstadt; oddest jewelry, Helen Sauer, Barbara Hibschman and Phylis Horning; most colorful hat, Helen Sauer, Lila Hartman and Shirley Angstadt. Thursday will be picnic day for the young citizens of Pennside at Glen Alsace, LEGAL SEALED PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PAVING of Filbert Street in the Borough of Mount Penn between Twenty seventh Street and the eastern Borough Line will be received by the undersiened not later than September 7. 1939, at 00 P. Eastern Standard Time. Information, specifications, and bidding blames can be had by calling at the office of the Borough Engineer.

James E. Mast. 524 Court Street, Reading. Pennsylvania. The Borough of Mount Penn reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

GEORGE H. SEITZ. Secretary to Council. 235 Oak Terrace. Mount Penn, Penna.

ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS (1) FREDERICKS In this city, on the 14th Wilson Fredericks, 325 Miller aged 86 years. 5 months and 18 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, from the P. F. Seidel Funeral Chapel, 117 N.

5th Thursday at 3.30 p. D. S. T. Interment in Charles Evans Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wednesday evening. (Seidel) HOWARD In Coatesvllle. on the 14th Joseph H. Howard, Coatesvllle, aged 81 years, 10 months and 2 days. Relatives and friends, also members of Lieutenant John C.

Hlntz Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, are Invited to attend the funeral services, ftom F. F. Seldel's Chapel, 117 N. 5th Thursday at 1.30. D.

S. Interment in Charles Evans Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wednesday evening. (Seidel) FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) F. F.

Seidel, Inc. "Endeavoring to Serve Humanity Better." 117 N. 5th St. Phone 7486. Reading.

Pa. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME 2100 PERKIOMEN AVE. READING, PA. PHONE 7121 CLAYTON MILLER FUNERAL DIRECTOR 48 N. FOURTH ST.

henninger funeral home BURIALS AND CREMATIONS 229 N. 5th St. Dial 3 4500. Greenawalt Funeral Home 800 N. 5th St.

Phone 3 1123 KERN FUNERAL HOME 117 N. 9th St. Phone 3 3979. IRVIN J. CRAMP Funeral Director.

839 Washington St. C. NORMAN LAMM Funeral Director. Wernersvllle, Pa. FLORISTS (5) FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mae's Flower Shop, 919 Walnut St.

Dial 3 7771. Enlerline Clan Holds Reunion Officers Are Elecfed Af Annual Gathering With many members from this city and county in attendance, the Enterline Family Association held its fourteenth annual reunion In Memorial Park, Elizabethville, Dauphin county. Frincipal speaker was Leroy Enterline, an attorney of Ashland, whose theme was "Americanism." Joseph Lebo, of Lykens, spoke on early pioneering activities of the first Enterlines in America. On the Program On the program were: Welcoming recitations, Lorela Enterline, Kings Park, Long Island, N. and Freda Enterline, Reading; remarks, Ira A.

Wert, Harrisburg; marimba solo, Mary Elizabeth Butterbaugh, Eliza bethtown; remarks, Charles M. Hel wig, Lavelle, who also introduced the speaker of the day; recitation and vocal solo, Ruth Ann Butterbaugh, Elizabethtown; communications from, members in Pennsylvania and Iowa; singing, by the group, "Faith of Our Fathers." Prizes were given to the following: Youngest member present, Kenneth Enterline, aged 13 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Enterline, Danville: oldest member present, Mrs. Philip Drumm, aged 80 years, of Hickory Corners; traveling greatest distance, Mrs.

Alice Ott, of Rochester, largest family represented, Mrs. John Enterline, of Rheems, with 17 members present. Newly Elected Officers The following officers were elected for 1940: President, W. Clark Enterline, Camp Hill; first vice president, Joseph Lebo, Lykens; second vice president, Mrs. John E.

Sidler, Tunkhannock; third vice president, Harry M. Kaley, Palmyra; secretary, C. G. Enterline, Reading; assistant secretary, Helen Geary, Harrisburg; historians. Mrs.

William A. Fenical, Camp Hill; Mrs. Monroe Vaughan Evans. Providence, R. William Etsweiler, Millersburg; C.

G. Enterline, Reading; activity program, Herman G. Enterline, Kings Park, Long Island, N. Y. Among members present for the first time were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Helwig, Lavelle; Ira A. Wert, 1926 Chestnut Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, Milton; Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Fertig, 108 Fulton Place, Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh. Port Clinton Girl Visiting World's Fair PORT CLINTON, Aug. 15 Helen Flail is spending several days at the New York World's Fair.

Harold Kantner, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with his family. Doberman Pinscher dog owned by J. J. Gately, won first prize in his class at the SKytop Dog Show. Mrs.

John Carlin. of Norristown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Karry M. Kauffman.

ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS (ll CUSS In Philadelphia, on the 14th Florence E. (nee Grove), widow of the late Samuel M. Guss, aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, from the Henninger Funeral Home. 229 N.

5th St, Wednesday at 2 p. D. S. T. Interment, private.

Friends may call Tuesday evening at the Funeral Home. (Henninger) HAIN In this city, on the 13th Inst, Levy H. Haln. of 328 W. Buttonwood St, aged 80 years, 7 months, 8 days.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from F. F. Seldel's Funeral Chapel, 117 N. 5th Wednesday at 3 o'clock. D.

S. T. Interment In Charles Evans Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening at the chapel. (Seidel) MILES In West Reading, on the 14th Louisa wife of Frank R.

Miles, aged 36 years, 8 months, 25 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the Miller Funeral Home. 48 N. 4th on Friday at 2 p. D.

S. T. Interment. Charles Evans Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening, 7 to 9.

(Miller) MOVER Near Wernersvllle. on the 11th William H. Moyer, aged 58 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, from the Lamm Funeral Home, WernersvUle, on Wednesday at 10.30 a. D.

S. T. All services at the Funeral Home. Interment In Mt. Zion Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tuesday evening. (Lamm) NEEDLES In this city, on the 13th Inst, Archibald Needles. 343 River St, aged 43. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, without further notice, from the Funeral Home of Edmund F. Gallman, 904 Chestnut St, on Wednesday, 2 p.

m. Interment. Muddy Creek Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. (Gallman) RAPP In this citv.

on the 14th Inst, Valentine H. Rapp. 604 N. 10th St, aged 60 years, son of the late Samuel and Mary Ann (nee Hartman) Rapp. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.

D. S. from the Miller Funeral Home. 48 N. 4th St, Rev.

Edwin C. Nagle, officiating. Interment will be made In Spies' Cemetery. (Miller) RICHARDS In this city, on the 13th Inst, Esther V. (nee Rltter).

wife of Eben P. Richards, aged 38 years. Relatives and friends, also all organizations of which she was a member, are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the Greenawalt Funeral Home, 800 N. 5th St, Thursday afternoon, 1.30. D.

S. T. Interment, Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wednesday evening. (Greenawalt) ROTHERMEL Near Wernersvllle, on the 14th Inst, Mary Ann, widow of Thomas Y.

Rothermel, aged 86 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the Lamm Funeral Home, Wernersvllle. Friday at 1.30 p. D. S.

T. Further services in St. John's Reformed Church. Kutztown. Interment In Fairview Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thursday evening, 7 to 9. (Lamm) SCHEARER In Allentown, on the 14th Inst, William Schearer. 1141 Buttonwood St, Reading, Pa, aged 73 years, 9 months, 24 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral. Services at the F.

F. Seidel Funeral Chapel. 117 N. 5th St, Friday at 1.30. D.

S. T. Interment in Charles Evans Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Thursday evening. (Seidel) SHALTER In this city, oil the 15th Inst, William Joel Shalter, aged 59 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his residence, 315 N. 10th St. Services. Saturday, 2 p. at the house.

Friends may call Friday evening. (Gallman) SWEIGERT In this city, on the 13th Mary E. (nee Selberling), wife of Martin Sweigert, aged 65 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Kindt Memorial Home. Shillington, Thursday at 2 p.

D. S. T. Interment In Mohnton Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wednesday evening.

7 to 9 o'clock. (Kindt) 1 WENTZEL In this city, on the 13th i Andrew S. Wentzel. aged 88 years. 2 months.

19 days. Relatives i and friends, also members of Car i penters' Union, are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the Kern Funeral Home, 117 N. 9th St, Thursday morning at 8.30. Requiem Mass In St. Paul's Catholic Church at 9 a.

m. Interment In Gethsemane Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening. (Kern) LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch of eight or nine keys. Please return to Times.

Box 305. SPECIAL NOTICES OA) FEET HURT? Why suffer? Visit a graduate registered foot specialist. Dr. Harris skin. Corns, callouses, etc, painlessly treated, $1 both feet.

Penn Chiropodists, 613 Penn. 3 2870. FEET HURT? Dial 3 0117 for app't. with Rev. R.

G. Greengrass, Ph. Pedopractlc Foot Correction Specialist. 757 N. 12th.

You'll be glad. DR. FRANK IIEFFRON Chiropodist, of 19 N. 6th St, who has been away, on account of Illness, has resumed practice. Dial 4 5779.

PERSONALS (8) READINGS Daily except Thurs. afternoon. Hours: 10 a. m. to 9 p.

Thurs, 10 a. m. to 12 noon; evenings, 7 p. m. to 9 p.

m. 108 S. 4th St. DIVINE HEALING By the pmyer of faith. Dial 2 4218.

He. ma Rentschler, 522 Elm Reading. Pa. READINGS By an expert. Lucky Irish leaves for sale.

Problem solved by one who knows. 632 N. 2d. St. 2 6089 MRS.

ROSALIA Crystal psychic reading. Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri, hrs. 9 to 9. Rear 428 Franklin. Phone 2 6305 TAKING TRIP To New England and Canada.

Aug. 25 to Sept. 4. Can accommodate one person. No charge for transportation.

Write Times, 315. BUSINESS SERVICES BL'S. SERVICES OFFERED (10) CESSPOOL Toilet cleaning ana pumping. Ten 30 gal. bbls.

Very cheap. Hunslcker, 1722 Centre Ave. 3 8994 FUMIGATING EXTERMINATING C. Ehrlich. Mfgh.

of 303 products for Insects and rodents. 641 Franklin St, Reading, Pa. Phone 3 3848. ROOFS PAINTED Buildings stuccoed, and carpentering. Prices reasonable.

Phone 7097. CLEAN'G, DYE'G, REN'VAT'G (13) RUG CLEANING By experts. Make your rugs like new. Repairing, fringing, etc. Furniture cleaned.

READING RUG CO, 1940 Perk. Ave. Dial 2 7453 itl'GS Cleaned, repaired Upholstered furniture cleaned mothproofed Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Works, 419 Woodward St. Dial 3 1713. BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING PAPERING (17) PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING All work est.

20 disc, this month. 603 Tulpehocken St. 2 3748. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP At Special Low Prices 'during August. Jacob Buch.

Dial 2 4000. PRINTING ENGRAVING (18) Dial 3 6221. Give Us a Call. ECONOMY PRINT SHOP 26 N. 5th St.

Reading. Pa. SHUMWAY PRINTERY Printing. Publishing, Advertising 632 Washington St, 1st Floor. 2.1701.

LET US HELP YOU Make your business better with Good Printing. F. A. WOERNER. 30 N.

6th St. W. L. FEGLEY, PRINTER Business stationery, forms, cards, wedding Invitations, announcements. etc.

2513 Grant St, Mt. Penn. Dial 3 0377. REPAIRING (20) ABC Apex, Aerobell, Easy. Maytag.

Thor. any make washers and cleaners repaired. Work guaranteed 1 year. C. F.

Glerlnger, 306 N. 11th St. Dial 3 0308. CEMENT And concrete work, pavement, steps and cellar. Elvln L.

Stlrtz, 1142 Church St. Dial 4 0931. FURNITURE REPAIRED REFINISHED And picture framing. Prices reasonable. 51 Madison Ave.

Dial 2 0933. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened by machine, $1. All work guar. We call for and deliver. 1125 N.

10th St. 2 3714. UPHOLSTERY Cushions refilled a specialty. Reupholstering estimates given. E.

Weaver, 408 Chest, W. Rdg. 3 4978. WALL AND WINDOW Washing and floor scrubbing. International Window Clg.

142 N. 8th St. 3 6903. EMPLOYMENT MALE HELP WANTED (22) CHICAGO Manufacturer will train 2 men for J. B.

Lelbman St Co. to act as sales executives In building a direct sales organisation. Must have car. Not canvassing. Advance commission while training.

Permanent position with good future. Apply Mr. Myer, from 9 to 12 a. m. J.

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IF THE POSITION You seek Is not offered here try a "Situation Wanted" ad 3 lines cost only $1. 8 days: 60c 4 days. Others have quickly found employment this way. MAN With car. handle circulation, city and countv.

for weekly paper. See Mr. McQovern, Mllner. 3 PIECE ORCHESTRA Wanted for Saturday night. Dial 3 9508.

WANTED Experienced furniture salesman with local acquaintances and following. Position now available with good salary to right person. Write Times. Box 294, giving exp. St lets.

FEMALE HELP WANTED (23) AMAZING CHRISTMAS CARD VALUE! Spare time worker sold 9 boxes In half hour. Latest craze assortment 21 gorgeous folders with sender's initial In embossed gold, silver effect. Retails $1. Costs 5uc. Other smart assortments.

Name imprinted folders, 50 for $1. Get samples. Artistic, 610 Way. Hmlra, N. Y.

BLAKE HOBBS Agency. St, tavern waitress; Jr2, cleaning woman (live in 100 bik. N. 8th); 3. hl speed exp.

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CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 FOR St Orders come fast for amazing value. Inoludes customer's name. Yovi make big profit. Quick selling box assortments. 21 different gorgeous fo'iders sell $1, pav you 50c.

Other leaders free sample offer. SCHWER, Dppt. 784, Westfield, Mass. CHRISTMAS CARDS Nationally famous line. PAY MORE MONEY.

Personal cards, stationery, unusual box assortments. Profits up to 100'r. Experience unnecessary. Samples FREE. WALLACE BROWN.

225 Fifth Ave, Dept. 45150. New York. CHRISTMAS CARD MASTERPIECE! 100 profit. Sensational $1 assortment.

Newest double foils, mother pearl, velour. 58 personals. Experience unnecessary. Request samples. Bluebird, 55 Fltchburg, Mass.

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN Cheerful, reliable, to do housework and cooking. Adult family. 5 miles from Reading. No laundry. Must have references.

Sleep in. Write Times, 303. ADVERTISING Saleslady, exp, sal. soda fountain girl, over 21. Shick Emp.

Agcy, 520 Washington St. GIRI For housework and take care of child, five days a week. Write Times. Box 302. HOUSEKEEPER Must be able to cook.

Adult family of 2. Sleep out. State age. Write Times, Box 319. HOUSEKEEPER Wanted.

Dependable, clean, honest. Call at farm any P. M. Z. Ralph Northelmer, Narvon, Pa, R.

D. 2. IF THE POSITION You seek Is not offered here try a "Situation Wanted" ad 3 lines cost only $1. 8 days, or 60c for 4 days. Others have quickly found employment this way.

SALESLADY Experienced on furs, wanted. All replies strictly confidential. Write Times, Box 273. WANTED A good womu, tor cooking and general housework ti" Vet day. Write Times.

Box 245. YOUNG WOMAN For general housework only. Sleep In. Must have refs. Call bet.

10 2 o'clock, 428 N. 9th. POSITIONS WANTED MALE (25) ABLE, RELIABLE MAN Desires position as watchman, caretaker, Janitor; handy with tools; exp. fireman. Times.

Box 308. BOILERS CLEANED And smoke pipe renewed. Special attention given to leaking boilers. Wm. Bricker, 1115 Franklin St.

CARPENTER Exp, non union, can do any kind of work. Willing to go out of town. Write Times. Box 298. INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTANT Exp.

In auditing, factory acctg, prod. St cost control, desires position offering opportunity and permanence. Write Times, Box 316. INSURANCE SALESMAN Wishes to connect with local concern. 8 years' experience.

Best of references. Write Times, Box 312. RELIABLE MAN Desires outside work of any kind. Exp. truck driver and contract work.

Write 3426 Raymond St, Laureldale. TRUCK DRIVER Desires emplovment. 15 years' experience. Write Times, Box 278, EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS WANTED MALE (25) TRUCK DRIVER 15 years" experience, desires employment. Married.

Write Times, Box 285. Special cash In advance rate for situation ads 3 lines cost only $1, eight days; 60c, four days. YOUNG MAN 15 yrs. exp. adv, buying, window trim, merchandising, des.

work with Hardware Co. Times, 293. POSITIONS WANTED FEMALE 2 COLORED WOMAN Desires position washing. Ironing or cleaning by day. Write Times, Box 301.

SINGLE WOMAN 45 years of age. desires light office and stenographic work. Write Times, Box 296. SLIP COVERS By experienced lady. Also cut and fit covers.

All work guar. Lowest prices. Dial 3 6373. Special cash In advance rate for situation ads 3 lines cost only $1, eight days; 60c, four days. WOMAN Desires work as practical nurse or companion.

Can furnish references. Write Times, Box 317. WOMAN Desires position as housekeeper or practical nurse. Adults only. Write Times, Box 306.

INSTRUCTION (27) U. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS Commence $105 to $175 month. Men women. Try next Reading examinations.

Get ready immediately at home. Common education usually sufficient. Experience usually unnecessary. Full particulars, sample coaching and list of positions FREE. Apply today.

Write Times. Box 221. FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (28) EXPERIENCED OPERATOR For one of Reading's finest established service stations with super facilities, handling leading nationally advertised products. Investment $1,500 required. Write qualifications and references in confidence.

Write Times, Box 314. OPPORTUNITY For local married salesman on Reading route with the fastest growing coifee company in America. $22.50 week salary plus commission, bonus and chance for advancement. Must furnish $200 cash bond. Apply Cook Coffee Co, 1225 Sumner Ave, Allentown, Pa.

COUNTRY BUSINESS Gas. oil, groceries, soft drinks, etc, including buildings, located 2 miles west of Boyertown on Route 562 for only $3,600. See us at once. M. J.

Eckel, The Live Wire Realtor 20 N. 4th St. Open evenings. A INCOME Every You own the business; we set it up: help you run it. Long established Dairy Maid DeLuxe candy bar vendors.

$850 required. Write Times, Box 243. BAKERY $275 BUSINESS PER WEEK COSTLY EQUIPMENT. TRUCK. ETC.

ALEX MANN, 403 WALNUT. CAFE With liquor license; centrally located; profitable business. Write Times, Box 309. DRESSED POULTRY BUSINESS For sale. Reasonable.

Very profitable, Write Times. Box 311. EQUIPPED Small, clean restaurant for sale. Living quarters for rent. Apply 14 S.

Reading Ave, Boyertown, Pa. GROCERY STOKE In Wyomlsslng. Stock St fixtures. Bldg. for rent.

E. W. MOYER. 552 Sch. Ave.

2 4134. MEDICAL And dental offices, adjoining apt, 4 rooms; in a very desirable small town near Allentown. Population 3.000. Now vacant. Times, A 300.

N. W. SECTION Soda fountain, confectionery store, also other merchandise. Fully equipped, doing good business. Excel, lo.

Write Times. 297 RESTAURANT FOR RENT Fullv equipped. $6 per week. Apply 943 Walnut St. S1.200 INVESTMENT $1,200 a year income.

Safe ound. Long established company. Write Times, Box 244. MONEY TO LOAN (30) Auto Loans IN 10 MINUTES NO ENDORSERS NO INVESTIGATORS NO RED TAPE We can also refinance your present balance, reduce your payments and advance you additional cash. BORROW WITH SAFETY FROM THIS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED COMPANY.

STANDARD CREDIT CORP. 46 N. 6TH ST. Simple Up to Date Way to Get VACATION MONEY limine liic fviiiw v. ibwih beneficial to you here.

J. niei requirement um yum ouuhj to pay small installments. in co signers reiiuuru. icui inquiries of friends or employer. PERSONAL FINANUt UU.

ROOM 304. COLONIAL TRUST BLDG. 5TH AND PENN STS, READING, PA. LOANS $30 TO $300 Auto Family Note No endorsers. No wage assignments.

8 Months to Repay PUBLIC FINANCE SERVICE, INC. 634 PENN STREET. 2d Floor. Dial 4 4884 A confidential AUTO LOAN for you. Bring your title Cash in 5 minutes.

CAR PAYMENTS REDUCED Extra cash advanced UNIVERSAL AUTO LOAN CO. 24 N. 5th St. Reading, Fa. PERSONAL LOANS $50 to $1,000 6 ON AMOUNT BORROWED Berks County Trust Company IMMEDIATE CASH To Auto Owners and Housekeepers Henry Dlsser.

547 Penn St. Dial 2 7838 MORTGAGES $1,000 to $2,500, on City and suburban homes. See N. H. Blankenbiller.

508 Penn Ave, W. Rdg. MORTGAGE MONEY We can take care of your mortgage needs, large or small amounts. H. J.

Stupp. 38 6th St. 6501 or 8 1210. LIVE STOCK DOGS, BIRDS, PETS (32) IRISH SETTER PUPS For sale. 6 wks.

old, pedigreed. 1 ml. past Rdg. Country Club. Robt.

Gabel Kennels. PURE WHITE SAMYOUDS (Eskimo! dogs. 8 wks. old. Ancestors from Siberia.

Will sac. 2 6089. 632 N. 2d St. fteabing Jimes A John H.

Perry Newspaper 1 Published Continuously Sine 185 Reading Tines Publishing Owner John H. Perrr President Eagle Freshwater Publisher ADe Hurwits Editor Published everv morning except SuDday tt Slxtb and Walnut Sis Reading. Pa. Entered as Second Claw Matter at the Reading Post OBice. Member of the Associated Press, rh Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not credited in the Daper and also the local news oub llshed herein.

National Advertising Representative. John H. Perry Associates. 325 West 3tb 8t New Yo'k. Y.

Suoscrlotlon rates: By earner: I week, lie: 1 months. $1.50: 6 months 13 00; 1 year. 6 00. By mall (1st and 2nd nost office mall tones) 1 year. $6.80.

oavabl In advance. Bv mall (outside 1st and 2nd post office mail zones). 1 rear. $8 00. payable In advance.

The Reading Times 6th Walnut Dial 6101 Transient Want Ad Rates (Minimum Charge. 3 Lines) 1 Day 19c per line 3 Days 13c per line 4 Days 11c per line 5 Days 10c per line 8 Days 9c per line 20 Discount for Cash cr paid within 7 days. EXAMPLE By paying cash In advance or within 7 1ays after ad expires (3 lines) cost only 1 Day .45 4 Days 1.06 8 Days 1.74 5 words count 1 line. Cash In Advance Rate for "Situation Wanted Ads" 3 Lines Eight Days $1 60 3 Lines Four Days CONTRACT RATES Furnished Upon Request "Your Morning Newspaper" FIRST IN THE DAY FIRST WITH RESULTS! ADS RECEIVED DAILY 8:30 A. M.

TO 10 P. M. LIVE STOCK rOL'LTRV SUPPLIES (31) CHI.X Day old and started White Leghorns and New Hampshlres, hatches weekly. Wm. F.

Noecker, West Les port. Pa. NEW LOW PRICES On all chicks, turkey poults, ducklings Faust Poultry Farm. Ephrata. R.

1. Phono Denver 6R12. PULLETS AND BABY CHICKS Barred Rock, White Leghorn and New Hampshire. Aaron Zook Glen Moore, Chester. Phone 50.

MERCHANDISE ARTICLES FOR SALE (35) CANDY MAKING EQUIPMENT 3x9 marble slab, bars and stand, Thomas Mills candy cutter, sizing machine, gas furnace, kettles, etc. Apply mornings or evenings at 334 N. 4th rear. COMB. COAL A GAS STOVE Grey enamel.

Reasonable. Apply 759 N. 8th St. after 8 p. m.

FOR SALE 1500 watt A. C. eiectrin light plant. Bribes 'n Stratt. like new.

Cheap. Write Times. Box 318. HYDRAULIC Cider press for sale, used two years, very cheap. Apply G.

L. Keith, Wernersvllle, Pa. RIFLE Model 71 Winchester, cal. 343, Underwood type, $15; $120 Gibson mandolin case, $40. Chattt.

49 S. 7th SPRAYER 15 gal liquid pressure, $12; original cost $25. R. L. Stuard, 1016 Pear St.

Dial 3 7777. "WALK IN" REFRIGERATOR Complete. Size 6x8x10 ft. Reasonable. Apply 410 Penn 'West Reading.

BUILDING MATERIALS (37) SAM STRAUSE Specials White Pine Fencing, 6 in 2V4CI. f. 2x4 Yellow Pine 2c 1. f. 1x4 Yellow Pine Flooring 2'2cs.

f. 6 in. Y. P. Roofers Roll Roofing, Cement Nails 90c 116 Blair Ave.

Phone 7881. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT (38) DESKS! DESKS! Flat, roll and typewriter desks, wood and steel: steel filing and storage csti lnets, office chairs, safes, floor and counter showcases, sectional bnokrasps and typewriters. Apply N. FEDER SON. 21 23 N.

8th St. GROCERY STORE REFRIGERATOR And 2 candy cases for sale. Apply 1452 SchuylKill Ave. COAL AND WOOD (39) A BARGAIN On coal. Special prices on truckload lots.

We deliver and la tons on short notice Dial 4 1337. A FINE Quality coal. Nut. stove, egg, $6: pea. $5.50: buck, $4.

All screened washed. Guar. A Phone 4 5767. ATTENTION Clean quality coal. Stove and nut.

pea, buck, $4. Dial 4 5264. 41TtNIION! Buy Oak Hill and Sliver Brook Coal. We finance. Gehret 832 Welser Dial 3 4628 or 7649.

HOME FURNISHINGS (41) SAVE 12 OR MORE NEW AND REBUILT FURNITURE 3 burner gas stove, walnut bed, spring and mattress, $10; Prizer enamel coal range, $25; steel wardrobes. $3.95 up; utility closets, $1.50 up; new secretary desk, 9x12 fiber rug, walnut dinins room suite, $29; buffet, china closet, 5 pc. breakfast set, 9x12 felt base rugs. 6x9. $1.98: Venetian blinds.

$1.69 up; stair treads. 14 for window shades, 29c. SSi 355 PENN ST. TRADE IN Your living room, dining room, bed room suite or any furniture you nave. BIGGEST ALLOWANCE We need it for our reconditioned furniture department.

BALL FURNITURE CO. 13 19 S. 7TH ST. rR ACTICALLY NEW $145 Prizer comb, coal gas range. $60.

Penn Reading Supply 845 Penn St,.