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1 2 ALTOOXA TRIBUNE. Monday, October 4, 1948 StSINEA SERVICES R2AL ESTATE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE FUNERAL NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANK CONRAD Wi desire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful klniness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement, the loss of our loving father. F. A Conrad. Also for the beautiful floral tributes and use of cars.

SONS and DAUGHTERS Hollidaysburg News HARRY P. HAYS 1 Union Street Phone 475 The Hollidaysburg Christian and Missionary Alliance church, located in the YM-YWCA building, will begin special meetings Tuesday evening, Oct. which with the exception 4of Saturdays, will continue -ach night at 7:30 o'clock including Sunday, Oct. 17. Rev.

J. Emerson Low of Cresson will be the evangelist assisted by hjs daughter, Miss Martha Low, pianist and accordionist. Rev. Low is a graduate of the Missionary institute, Nyack, N. and is a successful pastor-evangelist.

Mrs. G. Ward Jackson, daughter Emma Adelaide and James Bishop of Sewickley, were the weekend guests of Mrs. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Bernice Hays Kelly of the Anslinger apartments, 616 Pine street.

The monthly meeting of the borough council will be held at the municipal building, this Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Annexation matters will be widely discussed. Beverly Bice of 1409 Allegheny street, has accepted a clerical position in the plant offices of the Beli Telephone company at Altoona. Miss Bice was formerly employed as a telephone operator in the local office. Twyliah Hammaker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs, Herbert Ham-maker of 509 Jones street, was feted with a family dinner yesterday in honor of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beegle of 809 Spruce street, and Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Beegle of 523 Pine street, have returned from a vacation spent in Canada. Lois P. Metzler of 310 Walnut street, a junior at Pennsylvania State college, was named in the honor roll, also known as the dean's list. Miss Metzler is majoring in education. She had an average of 2.77.

Mr. and Mrs. Staunton C. Funk, former Hollidaysburg residents, now residing in the Panama Canal zone announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sue Morgan Funk, to Frank Nicholas Scelzi, of Manhasset, Long Island, Y. Miss Funk is a graduate of Hollidaysburg High school, attended the Pennsylvania State College for Women in Philadelphia and was graduated this year from the Katherine Gibbs school in Chicago.

Mr. Scelzi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Scelzi, is a student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

McARTHUR Funeral services for Gertrude E. McArthur, of 305 Sixth venue, Juniata, will be held at the Mauk and Yates Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In charge of the Rev. Edgar A. henry. Interment in Grandvlew cemetery.

Friends are being received at the Mauk and Yates Funeral Home after 6 o'clock Monday evening. GEISS Funeral services for George Edwin Geiss, of 308 Thirteenth street, will be held Tuesday morn-I'l it 10 o'clock at, the Stevens Memorial chapel in charge of the Rev. Paul. Ilamsher. Interment in Calvary cemetery.

Friends are being received at the N. A. Stevens Mortuary. VAN SICKLE Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret S.

Van Sickle, of 3 Austin 'street, Uniontown, will be conducted Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Minerd Funeral Home. Uniontown, with Dr. Alden J. Allen of the Calvary Methodist church of Uniontown officiating. Interment in Redstone cemetery, Brownsville.

Friends are being received at the Minerd Funeral Home. HARTSOCK Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Morgret Hartsock, of 309 Lots avenue, South Lakemont, will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in the John R. Lalferty Funeral Home by the Rev. D.

Owen Brubaker of the Lakemont Metho-Williams dist church, Interment in the Williams cemetery, Bald Eagle valley. Friends may call at the John P. Lafferty Funeral Home. PIERSON Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Ann Pierson, of Frankstown, road, will be held with requiem mass Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at St.

John's Catholic church. Lakemont. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the John P. Lafferty Funeral Home.

SAXTOPIETRO Funeral services for Pasquale Santopietro, of 1417 Ninth avenue, will be held with requiem high mass Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the Mount Carmel Catholic church in charge of the San-tella Funeral Home. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Friends will be received at the home. ARDREY Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Frances Ardrey, of Shand avenue and Eighth street.

Lakemont, wili be held at the Gilden-Barton Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in charge of the Rev. H. B. Lingle. Interment Rose Hill cemetery.

Friends are being received at the Gilden-Barton Funeral Home after noon Monday. COLBERT Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Colbert, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Gilden-Barton Funeral Home in charge of the Rev. W. N.

Wright. Interment In Grandvlew cemetery. Friends are being received at the Gilden-Barton Funeral Home. LEGAL riTY ADVERTISEMENT SEALED proposals will be received by the Department of Streets and Public Improvements of the Citv of Altoona. Pennsylvania, until 11 a.

Eastern Standard Time, ou the 15th day of October, 194S. for the following motor equipment. One (1) new 194S standard coupe, 6 cylinder in line, heater, defroster and dual windshield wipers attached, also 1 spare tire. All bidders shall state as near as possible the date of delivery f. o.

b. Altoona, Pa. Trade-in allowance on the following equipment to be stated In bid: 1 used Chrysler 4 door sedan. Said car can be seen at the City Highway Yard North Branch avenue and 20th Street. A certified check in amount of One Hundred Dollars (S100) shall accompany each bid.

The successful bidder will be required to file bond in amount of his bid for the faithful performance of his contract. Bids must be sealed and endorsed on the outside "Proposals for One (1) New 194S Standard Coupe." They must be addressed to City Clerk. City Hall, Altoona, Pennsylvania. The City of Altoona reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive any informalities and award the contract as may be to the best Interests of the City of Altoona. HENRY L.

SELWITZ, Department of Streets and Director. Public Improvements Attest: W. H. BAIRD, Ctiy Clerk, Altoona, Pa. 4 7 11 COAL WOOD PEOPLE'S COAi.

COMPANY Phone 2-7777 730 4th 8t "Blue Coal." Egg. Stove, Nut. Pea Madison Egg and Lump Cambria Smokeless Egg Woodland Canel Coal Sonman Screened and Chemically Treated Stoker Coal Chemically Treated Nut ALL OUR COAL SHIPPEL Bt RAIL BUILDING aad BEPA1K1NG Ready Mixed Concrete Blocks and Buildera Supplies East Side Concrete and Supply Co. 812 8th Altoona Phone 8175 CLEANING SERVICE Painted Walls, Woodwork and Paper cleaned by expert men. William H.

Ward. Phone 8-2225. CLYDE 11. STILES Linoleum and Paint Store Floor Sanders for Rent Howard and 4th St Phone 3-3543 HAILING. TRANSFER STORAGE FILER'S TRANSFER STORAGE Local and Long Distance Truck on Contract Dial 8-99102-8739.

WASHERS, SWEEPEBS REPAIRED HOLLIDAYSBURG MAYTAG CO. 415 Front St. Ph. Holdbg. 490 MAYTAG Washers and Repair Parts For All Makes.

EMPLOYMENT HELP AN AED FEMALE OPPORTUNITY Ambitious man or woman establish yourself in independent business -with company assistance. $45 weekly profits possible handling world famous Watkins Products in Altoona. No Investment car not necessity but helpful. Write Dept. J.

R. Watkins Company, Newark 1, N. J. AMAZING $25 profit selling fifty Jl feature Christmas Card assortments. 50 cards with name $1.

Free samples. Stationery. Candelettes, 35 moneymakers. Bonus. Feature on approval.

Empire Card, Elmira, N. Y. SELL BIGGEST CHRISTMAS CARD LINE. 42 money-makers. "Super-craft" 21-Card $1 Assortment, pays up to 60c pntit.

Samples on approval. Personal Christmas Cards 50 for $1 up. FREE samples. PHILLIPS CARD, 431 Hunt, Newton, Mass. WAITRESS GOOD working conditions.

Apply George's Lunch, 1620'a 11 ave. HELP WANTED MALE SALESMAN SALESMAN WANTED Now calling on Hardware and paint dealers and lumber yards, to sell paint brushes for national manufacturer as sideline. Commission basis, protected territory, Box 67BC, c-o Tribune. MALE FEMALE AGENTS WANTED $25 Y'ours foi selling only 50 $1 boxes new exclusive different Christmas and all-occasion cards. Special offers.

Extra cash bonuses. Send postal today for Champion "Cheerio" 21-card box on approval, free samples 50 for $1. and stationery. Pen-N-Brush, 154 Nassau New York 7. MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE LARGE white Kalamazoo coal range.

Large Philco table model combination radio and record player. Good modern 9-piece walnut dining room suite. 2-piece living room suite with covers $.13. Modern walnut dresser $25. Walnut buffet, Emerson table radio, coal ranges, gas ranges, coal heaters, L.

C. Smith typewriter, new sewing motor outfits $18 up. Extra good red tapestry Davo bed, spool beds. Hoover vacuuni cleaner. Miscellaneous furniture.

Cash or credit. Buyers and Sellers Exchange. 326 Lexington Ave. Dial 2-9016 day or evening. HANLINE PAINTS Blair County Paint and Supply 806 24th SL Phone 2-624 USED FURNITURE BOUGHT and SOLD S.

S. OVER 3600 6th Ave. Phone 2-0469 New and Used Furniture PARK FURNITURE STORE 630 Fourth Juniata. Dial 2-6302 Open till 5:30 p. m.

Mon. till 9 p. m. FERTILIZER LIME DELIVERED Lump $4.50 ton burnt, ground $5.00. Write Ferd Thomas, R.

D. 1 Duncansville TYPEWRITER REPAIRING JJJJumpin' JJJimminey A Jumpy typewriter that does not space correctly means messy letters, wasted stationery and forms and a Jumpy stenographer. Our quick repair and overhaul service will repay you In better, faster type- Ing. MCCARTNEY'S 1107 11th Ave. Dial 8720 JEWELRY King Cut Diamonds ml Active Facets On Very Easy Credit Terms SIMMS Jewelers for Over Decade 1125 11th Ave.

Phone 9862 WANTED TO BCY WANTED TO BUY OLD china and glass dishes, good condition. Phone Hollidaysburg 469J. WANT TO BI DISHES, furniture, bedding, motors, tools, toys, most anything, any amount in or out of city. What Not Shoppe, 1719 8 Ave. Res.

Dial 3-1891. We Sell and Buy Anything Any Time FRAKER CO. 1603 8th Dial S448 MOTORCYCLES FOB BALK HAM. ICY DAVIDSON "IM" Up to 100 mile per gallon. now 0n display.

Basy terms. HARLEY-DA VIltSON MOTORCYCLES Csod Motorcycles Easy Terme 711 Seventh St Phone 2-JS8 TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOB 8AI.E MACK Truck Sales and Service General Repairs and Parts Keller Garne. 35(11 Beale Ave. Phone 3-3S17 Night 2-01 AUTOMOTIVE AUTO RKI'AIHS Quality First Auto Repairs NEARHOOF MOTOR CO. Pontlao Sale and Service 3123 Beale Ave.

Dial Mtti Complete Auto Repair Service Jacobs Motor Co. HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR Complete Stock of Hudson Parts 8SI-SS 34th St Dial 6119 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE STATIOX WAGON FOR SAI.K 1946 Ford station wagon. Good condition. Price $1,650. Phone 3-2453 between 7 a.

m. and 5 p. m. After 5 p. m.

Everett, 7-J, At'TOMOBH ICS rOK SALE Oldsmobile sedan, good running condition, new paint, seat covers, Itood tires. Inquire 1501 19th St. Phone 2-9796. USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Brumbaugh Co. Sheraw Motor Co.

Dodge and Plymouth Care Dodpe Job Rated Truck Old Market House 770-30 Green Ate. Dial S-I1S1 Complete Body and Paint Shop Quick Service Get Ready for Winter NOW BATTERIKS. TIRES. CHAINS and ANTI-FREEZK Mierley Motor Co. 1911 Margaret Ave.

Phone 3-1178 Altoona, Pa. Iff US FIRST FOR mt) a 1948 DE SOTO CLUB COUPE. 1948 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER I -LANDER 1948 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE 1946 OLDSMOBILE "76," 2 DOOR 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1941 DODGE SEDAN 1948 FRAZIER SEDAN 1946 DODGE TUDOR KAISER and FRAZER For Immediate Delivery Open Until 8 P. M. Each Evening Lingenfelter Bros.

2200 Beale Ave: Phone 2-423 1947 Ford Station Wagon 1947 Ford Sedan 1947 Mercury 1946 Buick Beautiful 1946 Mercury, $1595 1946 Nash Make an offer 1946 Dodge, like new 1946 Ford, Make an offer 1942 Chevrolet, $1195. 1942 Ford, $995 1941 Oldsmobile, club coupe 1941 Willys, $645, full price 1942 Studcbaker Champion 1940 Mercury club coupe 1939 Plymouth, low priced 1938 Ford, new motor 1937 Ford, cheap 1936 Plymouth, $875, full price ONE OLDER MODEL $150, full price TEMPORARY LICENSE PLATES Immediate Delivery. Easy Terme CAN OLE 'S 1th Avenue and 80th Street OPKN KVENINO Hollidaysburg WAC Assigned At Camp Lee CAMP LEE, Va. Sergeant Ella M. sister of Mts.

J. Lee Brannen, 413 Lindsey street, Hollidaysburg, has been assigned to the Message Center of the Wdmen's Army Corps Training Center, Camp Lee, it was announced by Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Smith. Commanding Officer of the Training Center. Sgt. Dodson enlisted in the WAC (then the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) in April 1943 at Altoona.

She was discharged from the Women's Anny Auxiliary Corps to enlist in the Women's Army Corps at Fort Devens, in August 1943. Sgt. Dodson accepted her second discharge in August 1948 at the General Hospital, San Francisco, for the purpose of reenlisting in the Regular Army the following day. Sgt. Dodson holds the Good Conduct Medal; WAAC Service Ribbon; World war II Victory Ribbon: American Theater Ribbon and the Meritorious Service Unit Award.

Sgt. Dodson is a graduate of Holiidaysburg Junior High school, Hollidaysburg. Since she has been in the service she has attended the Motor Transport School at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Prior to enlisting in the Army she was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Roundhouse as a Machinists Helper, at Altoona, Pa. Sgt.

Dodson is a member of the Patriotic Order of America. Southern Blair Scouts Slate Rally Dec. 4 The Southern Blair district of the Boy Scouts of America, of which Roaring Spring, Martins-burg, Williamsburg and Clays-burg are a part, held its monthly meeting last Tuesday night. District chairman, Doyle D. Grace, of Roaring Spring, was in charge, with 18 other members of the board present.

Ray Lynn, chairman of the camping activities, reported plans for a district roundup and rally on Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Roaring Spring High school gymnasium. Ralph Isenberg, chairman of organization and reported that two new cub packs have been organized in Roaring Spring. However the district still needs a scout troop and a senior unit to reach the district objective in membership. It was reported that a new scout troop is in the process of organization at Clays-burg, but senior units are needed at Roaring Spring and Williamsburg.

Claud Barnard, chairman of training, reported the first session of the scouter's training course will be held in connection with the district meeting on October -26. Plans are also underway to have a cub leaders training course this Fall. J. Ray Smith, chairman of advancement, announced that the district court of honor will be held at Martinsburg on Sunday evening, Oct. 31.

The chairman of the finance committee, Melvin Garber, reported an additional $100 to the council finance drive which brings Roaring Spring's total to more than S300. It was announced that the council's finance drive for 1949 will be held during Boy Scout week, which comes in February. Altoona Corporal Is Stationed in Japan WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN OSAKA. Japan Cpl. Calvin Bell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Bell, of 1420 Washington avenue, Altoona, is a member of the 24th Infantry Regiment, now stationed at Gifu, Japan. The 24th Infantry is a part of the 25th Infantry (Tropic Lightning) Division, commanded by Major General William B. Keen. Cpl.

Bell is a rifleman in Hq. Co. 1st and is now on summer maneuvers at the base of Mt. Fugi, Japan's most famous mountain. Cpl.

Bell entered the Army in October 1939, received his basic training at Fort Benning, and departed for overseas duty in November 1946. Before entering the service Cpl. Bell attended Hampton Institute. New Woodbury Highway Grading Work Completed Fine grading work on the Woodbury-W'aterside highway operations were completed last week from Woodbury to Rep-logle mill. The New Enterprise Stone and Lime company, which is the state contractor for the rebuilding of the road started applying stone dust to the road Friday.

Following the coating of dust a larger stone base will be laid and another layer of stone dust will be placed on this. Blacktop material will not be placed until spring. However, when the second layer of stone dust is placed, the highway will be open to through traffic. Alexandria. Egypt.

wa once the second city of the Roman empire Tyrone News A. RAY FLENNER 419 Tacoma Road, Hill Crest Phone 194 Miriam Scalfon, teacher in the Philadelphia public schools, spent this past week of vacation with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Julius Sealfon, Blair avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. James Rhoades and family. Flushing, L.I.. wno spent the past week with Mr. Rhoades' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Rhoades Park avenue, left Saturday for their home. They will fly from New York City to Miami, where Mr. Rhoades will be stationed with the Pan American Air Lines.

Charles Dean. West Tenth street, has returned from the Altoona hospital where he submitted to an operation. Mrs. Howard Bard and ter. East Eleventh street, will spend two days in New York City at her husband's parental horrfe this week.

Paul Andrews, son of Mrs. Ida Andrews, 1016 Cameron avenue, has registered as a fresn-man at the Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, and is now attending classes. Mrs. Barbara Hartsock, Pit-cairn, has returned home after' a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Brennanmi, Bald Eagle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Simp-kins, Washington, D. have returned after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Bonsell, East Hera id street, and also attending the funeral services of the late James Brumbaugh. James Shade, Washington, D. is visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Dean Zeek, Birmingham. Owen Moore. Cleveland, has returned home after a visit with his wife, who has been sronding some time with her sisters. Twin Oaks Farm, Janes-ville Pike.

Mabel E. Goss, 536 Nineteenth street, is a patient in the Philipsburg State hospital, where she submitted to a major operation. Helen Keatley, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Keatley, Lincoln avenue, left Friday morning for Bakersfield, California, where she will be met by her fiance, Francis M. Lehner, formerly of Tyrone. The couple will be married in the near future. Mr. and Mrs.

Austin Near-hoof, Adams avenue, have returned from Brownsville, where they visited with their aunt. Mrs. Laura Nearhoof, S4. a patient in the Brownsville hospital. Tanza Mannino, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, returned home on Thursdav after an extended visit in the state of California.

Announcements have been received in Tyrone of the marriage of Miss Lucy Camelita and Paul Maver in Gallitzin. on Oct. 9. Mr. Mayer is well known in Tyrone and Alltoona.

Mrs. Kate Dison, Ridge avenue, submitted to an operation for appendicitis at the Altoona hospital on Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lienhardt, West Fifteenth street, were guests at a dinner, honoring their respective birthday anniversaries, at the Lair Inn, Tipton on Tuesday evening.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Guyer W. Elder, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh F. Tobin, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lienhardt. Mrs.

James Hutchinson, West Sixteenth street, entertained a number of Tyrone ladies at a turkey dinner and party at the Smith Farm, Decker Hollow on Wednesday. The guests included: Mrs. John Johnson, Mi's T. Max Daugherty, Mrs. John Hagg, Mrs.

Lambert Smith, Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. Donald Shiffler, Miss Hazel Robinson and the hostess, Mrs. James Hutchinson.

Mrs. Paul Daushenb a Decker Hollow, submitted to a major operation at the Philips-burg State hospital last Wednesday, i Mrs. Margaret hyer ana daughter, who are at the Her-shey Industrial School. Her-shey. have returned after a visit with Mrs.

Eyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gallagher, Woodland avenue. Mrs. Eyer is one of the house mothers at the school.

Charles Miles, Lewistown, retired operator on the Middle Division, visited with relatives in Tyrone this week. Mr. and Mrs. Miles are planning to again spend the winter months in Miami, Florida. kiwaiiis Club to Hear Pittsburg Editor Andrew Bernhard, editor of the Pittsburg Post-Gazette, will be the main speaker at the weekly noon' luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis club at the Penn Alto hotel Wednesday, Secretary O.

B. Furrer announced Sunday. He also reported that the election of officers and directors will be held Wednesday, Oct. 27. All nominating petitions- must be in the hands of the nominating committee no later than Wednesday, Oct.

6. The nominating committee is composed of Lloyd B. Joms, chairman; Roy F. Thompson, James J. Leahey, James W.

Nelson and Thomas C. Parsons. Kiwanians celebrating their birthdays during October will also be feted at the They re William Gibbons, O. H. Weinert, John C.

Scholf, Horace S. Menchey, H. A. FonDersmith, F. T.

Daubenspeck, Rev. Joseph D. Wagner, Chester B. Wray, Myer Ahelson, P. A.

Patterson, C. W. Forsht, Ralph A. Raible. It cost SS.000,000 in 1946 for a squadron of 10 B-29s with tauipment HOUSES FOR BALE WIDE OPEN SPACES Small country home located at Beavertown, which is on the Clover creek road between Williamsburg and Fredericksburg.

It is located 910 of a niile off the main highway. There is a good township road leading to the property. Has 4 acres in saw timber and 3a acres in orchard and garden ground. Dwelling has electric light, pump water In kitchen and cellar. It would make a nice summer home.

Price $1,800. CD. BLOOM Realtor Insurance 1501 13 Avenue Phone 2-2383 Anniversary Sale A four page advance list of properties for sale during this Anniversary Sale will be ready for distribution the latter part of this week and will be mailed to any one Interested in receiving same without cost of obligation. This list contains a large number of properties. The next list will follow in about a week or ten days, be sure to get your copy.

A phone call or postal is all that is necessary to receive this list. McVey's, Inc. REALTORS INSURANCE 1108 Thirteenth St. Phone 9484 VACANT 3712 Broad Avenue A most desirable neighborhood, 5 rooms, frame in tiptop condition, modern kitchen and breakfast room, good hot air piped furnace. Laundry tubs and shower in basement.

Storm windows and screens. Lot 40x130. Owner will consider any fair offer so here is your chance of a life-time- The L. W. Borland Co.

Penelec Bldg. Phone 7158, AN OUTSTANDING BUY IN A DOUBLE BRICK PROPERTY 707-09 19th St- Large Brick dwelling with eight rooms, bath and furnace on each side. Large clothes closets. Cemented cellars. Property in very good condition.

One side vacant, immediate possession. Close to churches, schools and transportation. Price $9,500. Robert j. Mccormick Real Estate and Insurance 1506 11th 2nd Floor Phone 2-0541 VACANT JUNIATA Recently bricktexed with good furnace and six large rooms-Piped hot air neat.

comer lot. Call now for inspection of 431 6th Juniata. Sale price 55,500. No waiting for possession. E.

F. McDowell Robert F. McDowell 402 'Central Trust Bldg. Phone 8173 LOGANTOWN 112 HOWARD AVENUE A. 25-story frame dwelling with 3 rooms on first floor, four bedrooms and bath on second floor; finished third floor.

Hot air furnace. Price $3,000 PAUL H. FARIS INC. REALTORS 1207 Twelfth Ave- Dial 7128 JOHN S. SEEDS Realtor Insurance 1115 11th ST.

PHONE 3-1185 TO PURCHASE A HOME. or TO SELL YOUR HOME HOMER C. 'mcKILLIP Realtor Insurance 322 Allegheny Hollidaysburg PHONE 84 (30 Years in Real Estate Business) J. L. Gracey, Realtor IV1SIT THE OFFICE SERVICE BUILT" Bank Bldg.

Room 218, 8th lath St. Phone Altoona 7742 Tyrone 787-R P. J. MORRISON Realtor Insurance "Service That Sells" Phone 7860 or 2-3434 List Btdl AUTOMOTIVE At TO KKPAIRft Lubrication Washing For Any Car BEASLEY -J MOTOR CO. Margaret Ave.

and 19th St. LEGAL COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTY AND SUPPLIES. BUREAU OF ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION. 18th AND I1ERR STREETS. HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bid Date Wednesday, October 20. 1948. Time of Opening 1 o'clock p. Eastern Standard Time. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will receive at the above office sealed proposals, which will be publicly opened and read at above stated time for the following projects: Project No.

173 Restoration of Rigging of Perry's Flagship Brig. Niagara Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania. H. I. Chapelle.

Marine Architect, Cambridge, Maryland. Project No. 325 Planting at the Park Canal Basin. Brig. Niagara Park.

Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania. Plans, specifications and proposal forms not exceeding two (2) complete sets may be secured by prospective bidders by applying to the Bureau of Engineering and Construction. Department of Property and Supplies. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and depositing the amount stated below, which deposit will be refunded only upon the receipt of a bona fide bid and return of the plans and specifications In good order within ten (10) days after the opening of bids: otherwise, the deposit will be forfeited. Separate checks must be submitted for plans and specifications for each proiect.

Plans and specifications may be reviewed free of charge at the offices of the Department of Property and Supplies located at Harrisburg. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check, bank cashiers check or trust company treasurer's check, drawn to the order of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in the amount stated below: ProJ- Proposal for Cost of Proposal rrt One Set Guaranty 173 Restoring of RiBsing $2.50 $500.00 325 Planting at the Park Canal basin S2.50 $100.00 The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to accept or reject any part of any hid. WM W. BEIIRENS. Deputy Secretary of Property and Supplies 4 13 18 INSTRUCTION DIESEL POWER Mechanically inclined men get free fscts about opportunities and train-ine plan covering big new field of DIESEL ENGINES for trucks, tractorse.

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INSURANCE Insurant! JAMES A. TON AGENCT 215-17 Altoona Trust Bldg. Dial 2-0498- W. L. NICHOLSON Insurance Agency Phone 8114 11 Ave.

13 St. Llppman Bldg. Jowolry SIMMS JEWELERS 1125 11th Ave. Phont 936 Locksmiths W. E.

BICE Dial 91-C57 538 Hickory Ilollldayshurs Offico Furnituro Supplies McCARTNET'8 1107 11th Ave. Phone 8720 Public Stinotnphir JOHN D. SHACKELTON 1226 16th Ave. Phone 2-9668 Tailoring and Alterations MRS. ELSIE SLAULE 614 E.

Grant Av. Phone 3-8288 Typewriter Service ALTOONA TTFEWRITER CO. 804 34 St. Phone 3-1747 Where to Oine THE VENETIAN GAT. DENS 1617 11th Ave.

Dial 2-4S82 Will BUSINESS SERVICE TELLS WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT AND HOW TO GET IT a J. E. Wightman To Succeed H. C. Wright Among the additional promotions which have taken place in the personnel of the Pennsylvania railroad is that of J.

E. Wightman, supervisor of diesel locomotives at Harrisburg, to the positin of superintendent of motive power of the Western Pennsylvania division at Pittsburg, succeeding Harold C. Wright. H. Maxwell Wood, general superintendent of motive power, Western region, at Chicago, to assistant chief of motive power car, at Philadelphia.

E. C. Gegenheimer, assistant to the general manager, Eastern region, to" assistant chief of personnel, at Philadelphia. J. A.

Sladen, district freight agent at Altoona, to division freight agent at Louisville, Ky. G. B. Jansen, district claim agent, Altoona district, to be chief claim agent, Eastern region, at Philadelphia. Joseph A.

Sladen, who came to Altoona as district freight agent in March, 1945, has made many friends in the city. Born in Portland, Aug. 13, 1909, he moved to as a small child and was reared and educated there. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, class of 1931. He started his career with the railroad in the fall of 1931 hs a clerk in the general freight traffic office at Chicago, and held positions in Richmond.

Boston, Erie, Elmira, N. and Cincinnati, before coming to Altoona. George B. Jansen has been a resident of Altoona since 1932 when he arrived here from Canton, to take over the duties of claim agent. Fourteen Truck Drivers Fined PHILADELPHIA -B Fourteen struck' drivers employed by Shirks Motor Express i Lancaster, were fined $50 each for violating interstate com- merce commission safety regu- lations.

All pleaded no defense before Judge James P. McGranery ii U. S. district court. They were charged with failing to keep correct logs which would enable ICC investigators to find out whether they were getting sufficient rest on long hauls.

Those fined Friday were; Lincoln Artz, Lancaster; Roy-er Bixler, Terre Hill; Guy Haines, George Maxwell and Reuben Mount Joy; Henry Reitz, Rothville; Ward Road-cap, Spring Glen; Robert Sheaf-fer, Lancaster; Russell Spahr. Salunga; Hanes S. Trego, Malvern; Harry Williams, Manheim; Romain Wise, Klizabethville; ftaorge Franklin Kink, Altoona and E. Hershberger, Bedford. Bivinets I RED ROCK BEVERAGE CO.

1925 Union Ave. Phone 2-0751 Building and Repairing We Build Anything KEYSTONE, INC. Phones 3-38733-3007 Chiropractors DR. J. IRVIN DEFIBAUOH Llppman Bldg.

11th 13th St. 2-7267 COAL MILLER tons $6.50 VARNEU-Phone 2-0M5 Coal Wood Ashes SAWED SLAB FIREPLACE LOGS COAL Call JOE 6422 Floor Sandir Rentals WOODCOCK'S Paint Store 1816 6th Ave. Ph. 2-8221 Furnituro BELLWOOD FCP.N. INC 421 Main St.

Bollwood 235) Gifts McCAP.TNErS 1107 Uth Ave. Phone J720 Homo Craft Woodwork Also Furniture Repair Call TOM 8-H402 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT 4 OR 6 ROOM furnished apartment. Call Capt Vrabel. Altoona, 2-5140 until 5:30 p. m.

or 6754 evenings. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE hTh. pensyl HOME 312-14 Sixth Avenue Large frame house, all conren-tenccs. Lot 39x120 feet, with gar-iRc and workshop. Price $4,500.

L. E. LEOPOLD 1207 13 Avenue Phone 6169.