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XwJssiisiIfcEsX. -liUt. VJ. "vt.tJ4Vw Cs-i V-' '4j 'i'v'-S re- li 1 PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949- -22 IT Situations Wanted Men 28 Convalescent-Nurslnf Home! Death Notices ANGLES Otatk Rttlm I. BARRETT Thursday May 19.

Eomr, 200 80. Crai. between LIGO.NLER Beautiful nursirf horn and; hospital combined. Quiet location, tla vator service. $56 Llfonier 591.

e0 31 Resorts Cottacea tor Rant COTTAGE for rent. Conneaut Lake Para. Reservations being taken cow. MA. 9516.

before 7 p. m. iCOTTAGE Ligonler Counfy Club tniPrive. near ldlewi.d Park; modern con PITTSBURGH POST-fiAZETTE LOCAL WANT AO RATES 7 times, Se per word 30c per line 4-5-6 times, 5126 per word, 33c per line 3 times, 7c per word, 42c per line 1-2 times, 9c per word, 54c per line 3-4-5-6-7-rim -esters mutt be consecutive in to eora the reduced roles applicable, Minimum 12 words 2 Until 5th and Forbes 1. Funeral Friday at p.

m. STEVENSON On Thursday May 19. 1949, Phyllis of 1226 Mississippi Dormont. beloved mother of James Haines; daughter of Mrs. Jane Stevenson and the late Lawrence T.

Stevenson: also one grandchild. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty Ave. Prtvate services and interment Saturday afternoon.

SCHRECENGOST Thursday. May 1 9. 1949, at Braddock General Hospital, Nannie Belle Schrecengost of Plumville. wife of A. L.

Schrecengost. and mother of Mrs. Laura Folk of Phoenix. Mrs. Mary Reed of North Braddock, Mrs.

Olive Sutter, Perm 2 sons. Clair P. Schrecengost, Pittsburgh, Fred Pittsburgh. Friends may call the McFarland Funeral Home, North Braddock, Friday and Saturday. Services and interment at Plumville, Pa-Sunday.

May 22, at 2 p. m. Sl'NDAV Ralph killed In action Dec. 9, 1944, at Groshan. Germany, his 21st year.

Survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Sunday Bowerhill.

one sister. Rosemary Sunday, four brotners, Calvin, Joseph, Harry and John Sunday. Friends received at the Fryer Funeral Home, 723 Washington Brldgeville. where services Will be held on Saturday at p. m.

Members of American Legion Post 4 and mends invitee mter- ibcui Veterans Section of Charticrs Cemetery. SA-. Suaden at Los Angeles, Ca.i-j forma, on Saturday. May 14. formerly of Washington.

father fj DEPARTMENT Dr. David Taksa. McKeesoort. Mrs. wf Mil I MM iiikis I vemences.

tutUCi peop.e. tairoDe 2000. or 1075-J. FINEST summer homes on I-k Erie; ah conveniences. HI.

4460-MU. 1231 MODERN furnished cottagt 2 1 refrigerator, automatic heatlnn. On private estate. 8 miles east of Erie. Penns lake privileges, season only.

Refe'encts required Write to F. B. Gorton. 1721 State Street, Erie, Penns NEW up-to-date cottage on Lake Erie. North East.

Pa. Summer reservation being taken. FA. 7000. SLIPPERY Rock Creek Cottages, all conveniences: pleasure equipment; also weeends.

Valley 3 576. VAN Buren Point July 16-Augut also June 2. CH. 5619. 35 Famished Apts.

Hoists Rent EAST End. South Fairmont Attractive furnished, large bed-living room. pmate batn. Fng.da.ie, em- adult HI. t6P9 KOilESl Hills 3 rooms, comp.ele'.y ararimfnt.

utlitf.es. sundry faciiites. convenert transpor tation. $100 montri. FK.

2 1PP FOREST Hilfs One rooi en' u.nn.T: utilities, con p.irlation. UK. i I'd. IOMF. WOOD HI" TO y.f apartment, t-ans- portation.

Bal.y welcome. KNIGHTNorth Park Vicinity Year-old. 2-bedroom furnished home; June-Julv: 20 minutes Dwnhwn. $100 moiith. Perrysville 24f'6-J.

MOTHER and sma.l claid to share 4-nxm house with motner and cnildren. I.tncolnPlac. RL2 31 6 NEW Home Will rent nicey furnished, in Whitehall from Jur.e 15 to September I. CA 216M-J. NORTHP1DE Beautiful, near ps-k.

2 rm ms fiHr front. trigiaaire A1743i. lill I.S wt- Adulrj i'i Ti; i.s K. d-ln snaM- mph. p-ivate ertranre.

bath, ft -g. fia, re. Busiiu-ss id. H. -97 iiiitsi KiiiNisilio ROOM.

Ml 1HKH. MliNISIIIU ROOM. fl 1 H.t III IU llll I S4. 5 -vciy ''seen to he aon Viatel. 1'A.

Hi 3B Apartments City Suburban ARE looking ior nom'-apartmrm r.ae lu.iiiks price Complete riiarge J5. Heme finding Buieau Jariin 5222 limrsls. U'IKIMIMk FOR MS 1 mmi mt p.ace you. Perianal Interview Repaired. Amrm an Kenll mr, -n- SPECIAL SHOWING James Ross Paik I WhIt ChlldlCn IC WClCOraC I BedlOOSl nfli.

n. tt.s or even. r.f and set sp.sy n-f- Ros not in t- final b.ag.j Vote lie 14: 7 It b'g lui' k. .1 droom. and sta.n.ess I John husband of Helen Ridge Barrett, father of John Richard.

Carole Ann and Paul. Friends received hi late residence. 223 McKees Place. Mondav 9:30 a. m.

Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Paul Cathedral 10.00 a. m. BOSS Of 21 Brucewood Drive Mt. Lebanon, suddenly, at Earberton, Ohio, on Wednesday.

May 18, 1949. at 11 a. A. Evan, beloved husband nf Hazel Whittaier Boss. In his 48th year; father of Arthur Evan Boss.

Jr. Friends received at the E. B. Laughlln funeral Home, 3310 W. Liberty South Hills, where services will be held en Saturday.

May 31. at 2 p. m. CARLSON On Wednesday. May ISth, William A.

of Florida (formerly of Braddock), husband of Gertrude Pollman; father of Mrs. Anna Mae Shinn and Veronica: son of Aaron and Anna Carlson: brother of Elmer. Carl, Charles and Emest Carlson, Conine and Mrs. Thomas Kelly. Survived by one grandchild.

Friends received at the Neid Funeral Home, corner of Rebecca and Swissvale Avenues, Wilkinsburg. Funeral services on Friday. May 20th. 8:30 p. m.

Interment Saturday at 10 a. m. CLARY On Wednesday. May 18. 1949, iichael J.

Clary, brother of Mrs. John T. Monahan and nephew of P. T. Clary of 27 Main Carnegie.

B. r. o. K.ks ttjl ana irienas are in- vited to call at McDermott Bros. Fu neral Home.

Third Ave. at P. Carnegie. Funeral Monday with solemn requiem mass at St. Luke's Church at 10 a m.

CLARKE In on May 18. 1949, Charles Marshel Clarke, in his 87th year, husband off the late Harriett Day Pratt and father of Dr. Catherine M. Clarke and Daniel Pratt Clarke 01 Sewlcxiey. Mrs.

Wiley North Caldwell of Beverly Hills. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon Murdock. Evanston. 111., and six grandchildren.

Services will be held at his residence, 509 Grove Sewickley, on Saturday afternoon at 1 clock. CO.fNeR Thursday morning. May 19, 194 9, J. Montgomery Conner of 837 Heberton E.E., son of the late Dannie B. Montgomery and Alexander A Conner, brother of A.

Cleveland Conner of Ardmore. Pa. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum at Graham s'reet. E.E.. where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

DISLAT At the Braddock Hospital on May 18, 1949. Clarence of 7S09 Swissvale. husband of Janet Wood, uncle of Thomas of Petersburg. brother nf Mrs. Jennie Hamilton of New Castle.

Pa Mrs Emma Bower. Mrs. Josephine Withee of Sewickley, Pa Funeral services at the Heinrich Funeral Home. 7408 Washington Swissvale. on Sat.

at 2 p. m. Interment Prospect Cemetery. Tarentum. Pa.

(Beaver, Pa. papers please copy. 1 ELLIOTT On Wednesday, May 18. 1949. at 1:15 a.

Lawrence J. 'Markey, husband of Mae Hartmeyer Elliott, of 603 Chautauqua St. Friends received at the Frame w. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave.

Services on Saturday afternoon at 2 ciock. EVKAKD At her residence. 1685 Morningside Wednesday. -May 18. 1949, Marguerite Hagemann, beloved wife of the late Jonn Evrard: mother of John, Nicholas and Emil Evrard, Mrs.

Mary C. Fisher, Mrs. John fteedie. Mrs. Josephine Linemann and Mrs.

L. .1. Pfohl: 26 grandchildren. 13 Friends received at Tr.e strana Funeral Home. 5010 Libertv Ave.

Requiern high mass at St. Raphael's Cnurch Monday. May 23. at 10 a. m.

I Buffalo' N. Y. and Norristown Pa. i papers please copy. I RATANGLLO Mar Ferrante, on Wednesday.

May 18. at her resi-E. dence, 2 Glenwood widow of xnicnaei, motner Michael. Louis. Joseph.

Mrs. Celeste Leenine. Mrs. Florence Ellrod. Josephine and Anna Fran-tangelo.

Funeral form her residence on Saturday at 11 a. m. Requiem hlch mass at Mother of Good Counsel Church at 11:30 a. m. BIGGINS At the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Charles Hamilton of Mt. Kebo. Thursday, May 19. 1949, Helen Hlggins.

widow of the late John W. Hlggins, mother of Mrs. Stanley Barrett of Bellevue; Mrs. Joseph Kesner. t-ittsDurgn.

and jonn Hipgins 2 at in of 2 TA of D. 2 of J. at of A. at 210 L. tne him how to eat! 13 Help Wanted Women EXPERIENCED medical rat-.

2. mall replies to Ciailerio-I Mon-sen Hospital. Lock Four Branch, Charleroi. or phone Charier'. i GROCER YXLERK For super markets In Mt.

Lebanon. Brentwood and Carnegie; 5-day. 4 5- hnur week. Paid vacations, s.rk benefits, low cost hospital and group life In surance. Company maintained penslon.r Apply person Monday through Frl a.

p. m. Personnel Dept. pian. TEA CO.

Dallas Ave, and Lynn Way. ji i run i cL-r-i iriii-cu k.t-uu snay XT' good pay Hollywood Barber Shop. 193i. Murray fve. JA.

9884 MANAGE your own business from your home In your town. tt d. i 1 I FUNNY "Zeke teaching; 10 Help Wanted Men SALESMAN With Managerial Amciticns Nationally known manufacturer, with hisiory of outstanding merchandising success, seeks high cailber salesman for this are. preferably with experience selling soft goods to department stores and specialty shops. Chararter references essential.

$100 weeKiy diawmg account against liberal commissions. Protected territory with a large number of established, repeating accounts. Only man 2 7 to 40 with successful selling rec-oid and late car, willing to travel, liiven consideration. We want man with above average sales record, ability to ad vance to a management position. Yremenaous advertising program in LIFE and other mass circu.tion magazines has increased enormously demand for consumer products necessities i to maxe this opportunity available.

For interview give COMPLETE history of past employment and earnings Include telephone number. Replies treated confidentially. Box B-758, Post-Gazette. salesman 25-38 nationally advertised cosmetics Western Peir.a. terrlrory open for aggressive rr.a",.

Must Ka-'e car and experience ir) elii-ej dri.qs va'ery g-ocer traae. Sa ar, and expenses with enceiienT eppcr- Call AT. 7947 For Appointment. SALESMEN MOTOR TRUCKS to fill a vacancy, offering an unusual opportunity. VV will consider only ot broad experience selling light-heavy trucks or closely allied lines.

Reply confidential, please slate experience, age marital status, etc. Wute Bos Post-Gazette. SERVICE station attendant. Some experience. North Boroughs district: -day week: afternoon and evening snift.

Write Box L-235. Post-Ga-ette TIRE specialty salesman: must have car. leads furnished Apply in person. Tru-tred Tires. Ino 12 Blvd.

of Allies, between 9-11 a TRUCK SALESMAN Experienced truck salesman: saiary. commission, car allowance, protected terri-tory. Reo Motors. Inc. Emerson 4fS0 WANTED at once, several rl Toi Engineers or Processors who are qua lined to write routings for precision machined parts for engine manufacturing.

Location central Pennsylvania. Ideal wonting condition, open snop. Group and Hospitalization Insurance. Boi N-230. Post -Gazette.

WANTED Supe familiar wllhi ain enamel SiEn oioaucr ion. v. 1 I I income. Free samples and Information. tWrue toda.

Eby Chemltal iHe.rnsburc. Pa. uM.rr. r.ecf.c i.n.r'-r" l.UP. MARRIED Woman Preferred Oppor-I tunitv sales or offers hii.

commission: flf xTi Interview reouirefl HI. 034 MANICURIST Good oaymg position. steady. Empire Bidg. Barhei Shop.

507 L.berty Ave. MEDICAL SECRETARY Shorthand and typing required. Knowledge of mprtiml terminoiorv dri.iiable Apply Presbyterian Hosnita ns fori Mr. Gilmore. MRSES5 REGIS1 IRHI Full-time, permanent general positions open now.

Children Hospital. Call MU. 7700. OFFICE clerk, young, attractive, experienced typist. 5'j-day week.

8 to salary starting at $100. CO. 3333. PANTRY Girl White, some experience necessary. Apply Timekeeper.

rear Pittsburgher Hotel. TELEVISION Salesman, all lines. Excellent commission. Burton Radio. 5884 Forbes at Shady.

WAITRESS Experienced Apply Vrr- scharens. 3290 baw Kja Carricit WAITRESS Must be experienced. Apply hetween 2 ana 4 p. i.ienn. i.enanon tcestauranr.

oor asuiiigion Rd Mt. Lebanon. LO. 9904. YOUNG LADIES I i I Koutzdale.

io grandchildren and.berger Ac Sons, 57 Station Crafton. 11 -e lo movirs to Janr si 1 1 5 mont bV'su- and'w the "in- -es 'or a'l for toe rhin S-d r-n e.e.s .0, rrsidents. Ooen t.day --5 sad rdll. 1 1 1 Mcknight homes, inc. WE.

1144-1023 WET END M7.50 Four--oom spurt-ment third floor: adult family only B.oi K-2 4 Post-Garef WILKINSBURG Initnediate. new. 4 rooms batn second floor: l.eat. w'r. tra-agc included to ttanso.

$100. Bt sl.l T. BR. 2271. 37 Apartments test End FIFTH Avenue! Sliaovsid- 1 Ci.tldrer permifedi.

New beautifully landsiaped apartment building. 5 -room unfurnished apartment. Jus: redecorated .2 unit kitchen, amine rloiet snace. i.m.na xm. narKini? in i.iii mediate departure icr Aruoi.a.

f853. 38 ApartitientsSouth Hills CAHP1CK New 2 -room apartment, a'l utlliMes. immediate possession. b5. AT, Pft55.

PITTSBURGH'S FINEST ALVERN GARDEN APTS. VI. IBM KM AN AIHKISS OK PR1MIGE For Immediate Or-watO I'm's 51:0 3 ilecir.x.m L'M's 5120 Complete K.tcnrn. Cf.litle-. iciuded.

20 nur civ. A- rf car. Uiiris riiivi -Bedroom uni1' er-nru-lin. Call Mr. Tessmer.

P.eicleot.al Manager, on pte.l,"c If) tiri' BENSON-YORK CO. WEST yew mooein ant. $ln. Open Sat 2 to 4 7 35 Ost.e Shannon Bivd. IO.

1 700 i I Is i i Well-known concern has opening 'njioom, twin beds, gentlemen; two car- Lett and Found BOSTON Bull Dog. blind, vicinity 2700 Beech wood Blvd. Reward. HA. 3317.

LOST Silver Fox Jacket, lady's shoes. Virginia Manor Bus on May 10th. Reward. ATlantic 5095. LOST Glasses, light shell frame.

Sear Center-Craig. Reward. MA. 8100. Apartment 718.

LOST MAN'S RING (3 DIAMONDS'. VALUABLE AS HEIRLOOM. REWARD GIVEN. VALLEY 5318-VALLEY 1791. LOST 2 doss.

One female. One male Mixed breed 35 pounds. Lieht brown color. Names. "Lady and Runt." Eastwood district, near Franks-town road.

Kewa-a. Hazel 0S04. MASONIC pin, silver with stones, sentimental value Hazalwopd-Sq. Hill. Reward.

JA. 3345. PIN Ivory chessman. Inlaid In eold with blue stones. May 15.

East Liberty station. Reward. MA. 0719. RING Lady's diamond solitaire, yellow gold.

Home's Tuesday afternoon. Reward. Olympla 7751. 4-SKIN fur scarf. Homes department store, Thursday, May 12.

Reward. MA. 6126. 2 Strlctry Personals FACE LIFTING WITKOCT SURGERY WITH PAPAYA FN7.YMF. TREATMENT Dissolves your dead outer si.n (tiie epidermis crust i Let us help solve your complexion be it wrrc-kles or blemishes.

r. AT. 06S1. 2A Business Personals ALL TF.FTH REPAIR, RESET. REFIT IR.

WILSTEIN. 335 FIFTH. CO. 168 ALCOHOLISM Treated successfully for over 45 years. Gradual reduction alcoholic stimulants.

THOMAS BAKFRSTOWN BAKERSTOWN. PA. GIBSON! A 105-R BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED Or rellned; arte day. Dr. Simeral, 109 Diamsnd opp.

McCaons. AT. 8888. Special Notices Rent an Exeicycle AT. 0415 Aids physiial reconditioning, reducing: improves circulation: heips correct common forms of constipation: thousands of users.

Phone for ilijsfrated brochure, letter giving low. liberal rental: terms Co 44 1 Blvd. of Allies. Pgh ALL advertisements for sales positions appearing in the Male A Female Help columns of the Post-Gazette ist mention the article or service to be sold in addition to the basis of remuneration. 9 Employment Agencies Men ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, recent graduate, chemistry, major, good grades.

PHOTOGRAPHER under 25, some experience, for dark room and flash pictures. FIGURE CLERK. 19-21. some experience. Good handwriting.

Good appearance. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS: Young, technical institute or service radio training considrrrd. H. M. BECKER (Emp.

Service 710 Empire BARTENDER-WAITER 25-40; country club experience: references National Employment. 204 Triansie YOUNG man, wiring electromatlc devices, experience or schooling necessary, $210. E. E. Employment Agency, 901 High- 10 Help Wanted Men APPLIANCE SALESMAN Progressive man with recent experience to sell General Electric, Maytag and Servel.

Must have car. Guarantee and commission. SUPERIOR APPLIANCES 915 Liberty Avenue. Downtown. Automobile Salesman Substantial salary, strator furnished.

commission: demon-Phone Carnegie 421. BRICK setters, experienced. Write Box A-225, Post-Gazette. COLLECTOR Full or part time, no selling: average $1 hourly: active monthly accounts. Apply Room 604, 711 Penn Ave.

COUNTER MEN Experienced in meat, Esh and poultry. Regular land part-time schedules. McCANN'S 1 0 0 DIAMOND ST. CREDIT MANAGER Local manufacturing concern desires the services of rr.an capable of managing large credit and collection department. Experience in mining and idustrial accounts neivs-sary.

must be anle to approve credits and formulate collection policies. Write Box Posr-Garette. DELIVERY MAN MUST have car i- occd Sa arv and No See 336 Rcc- 70S pi- FIRST-Class window cleaners. 7 a. m.

Grant Bldg. No phone calls. See Mitch furnaceTalesmen We have a very attractive plan for experienced men: will also consider new men to learn business. Apply between 10-12. AMERICAN VFNEERING CO.

Heating 323 Bakewell HI Lift Operator, experienced. Call Elizabeth 567-P LAB TECHNICIAN Male, rot more than 35 years. High school graduate. Experienced in chemical control work, in coal tar industry. Permanent.

Shift woik. Immediate Box E-24 1. LARGE national shoe chain has opening for manager and exDerienred snip Apply at the Kay Self-Service siioe Moie. Murray Avenue. in person.

MECHANICS Experienced in automotive work. Apply GREYHOUND LINES 1000 California N. s. MEN" Heating company of good reputation has opening for 2 furnace canvassers, must be reliable, neat appearing go-getters, drawing account against commission. Boehrr.er Heating Co EV MEN' interested in selling as career learn by experience; good reliable home improvement company.

Commission. CE. 7435 MEN Permanent repeat order business. Cleaning compound, commission: exclu-sive territory. Morrisy-n.

WA MEN Do you have extra time? Do you need extra money? Give me one of your time in your home and I will show you how to earn commissions of $50 to J7o per week. Manv are doing it now. For appointment call Mr. earmark. LO.

3146. MEN WITH CARS ATTENTION Do you want securitv. steady wo-k nrl good nay, no lay offs. no strikes, no depressions? If interested. It would pay you to investigate at once.

We manufacture an electric appliance specially that is new. First unit shown In Pittsburgh February 14. New men franchised with us are averaging better than $100 per week in discounts Everybodv is a prospect and everybody can afford it. This Is an opportunity of a lifetime. Its a will make you happy, comfortable and financially independent.

Prefer men age 22-40. See W. R. Taylor. 201 Dalzell 923 Penn Ave.

PAPERHANGER AND PAINTERS EXPERIENCED AL. 8997 PLUMBERS helper Some experience Albert Heh. 3535 Butler St. SC. 7144 PRESSER-TAILOR Combination: white, experienced.

Beacon Dry Cleaners. Perrysville 3000 Wellington 2895. PRESSER Woolens: maie. female Sir ShP' 182J. wnite: steady.

508 North Ave. RELIABLE part-time salesmen and sales women; Puritan double tank Zeolite water softeners. Manufactured since 1919. Call Water Treatmet.t Company of Amenta. FA 2420 0930.

SALESMAN Good character and ability to sei! rationally advertised hearing aid. Art.ve leads furnished. Good commissions. Protected territory. Phone GR.

1034 for ajipolnfment. SALESMAN Experienced in rural district. Electrical appliances and small farm and garden equipment. Good drawing account. Wexford 135-R-ll.

SALESMAN a distillery. for Northside territory. Must be aggressive and hava good references. Salary and expenses. Write N-68.

Post-Gazette. SALESMEN To assist manager in book sales department. Average earnings weekly comm Transportation furnished Apply a. 7100 Jenkins Arcade. Legal Notice Estate of Caroline, or Caroline Sands, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 2S76 1949. Letters cf administration r. t. a on her esta'e were granted to the undersigned who requests ail persons hav ing or demands against tr.et 1 41 Wanted to Rant VETERAN.

Wif nfurnuhe roows. West View Pari vicinity. ReUrtnees. WE 1018. VETERAN, wife, child -5 furnisned rooms, house.

CX. 21. 52 Hoases for Salo, City 1 Sabarhaw AMBRIDGE Largs 8 -room brick home. rnnhd attie. sun porch.

Rectnfly r-oecuratel. Residential seetloa. Reason for selling leaving stats. Ambrtdgt 61 571. AMBRIDGE 11 -room brick 2 til baths: good condition; $18,000.

4- brldge 6434 1. AfTRACTl'E duplex, sewste utilities Good condition. Ready to occupy. Wi.l make you a prnfttab.t Income. Pnona Sewicklev 2036-J A TOW 8-room house A barn, 20 acres.

1 0,500. ClbaonlaSSB02 BLACKRIDCE. $12,750 New 6 -room brlek. tile bath; rse: gas hest: stone flreplsce: la-ge kitchen tr.tt with fsn- landscaped lot. Call Mr.

PF. 3888. wi sts Pa. f. la -room frami dwellinr with dotibl lot.

Frvers Pa. William A. McDivitt. The Trust Co. BirHjrVIIXE New lines home" $12,000 to SJ4.SO0.

In -B-tdgevi! 6 rooms, t.le bain, it terl garage, gas AC t'eat: For Gl $4MI ewn. $50 trnt- 4 ivms, tile bath- ts heat: psd ret. nn fo. 2 futuie room: jSifctl Agency Bridgcvillc 176 1.0:5 H. 4 MONTH 7--oom fisir.e.

latge lot. Tf IM Gl ONI CH. 175 HOMH AnhlTn St 8-ioom ic arid f.o'rs. modern kiKi.en. larga lot.

BOir TERM CIS ONIT l.00 H. fl.N MOM Os'trn Iieirht, 6-room brua. t.lf bath, hardwood tile roof. AltOVt' -IFIIM4 ONIT INVIMMINT 2 farr-'v b-' modern: JB monthlv; h-r'n nr IK.tlrK UROU 97 Noble rafmn. CAH.NEGIK 9 oB-.

baMv near bus.nrs se .1. AT. 7 4 4 'N he'jnis 7 riins. llaund-y. coal H.

rxcrVent loruion. --400 flown. I ernis 6 room bed-oon- bn'N vo i A 'r. A'. or r-.

i areg. 'IDGEWOOD -eoiB 5 0 on t's Fsr.y eat. 2-i ar 'rf. )' iM 1 Ton I I I Ol A mil txi UK wiOf). f.Ix;EWCHTH frame l-'-ar linage; rorrr, lot water l-fst: lot 4 1x110.

sewukiey iOT6 for piolnment IHlfil. IIIKO rooms. 3 Imthv gsikges. isli "gw Kin kii iv rt Hspri. RI4I IORS.

ST. 1401. EAST Vu.ii.ty monti turnls'iert u' un's'ie ni.Mlern a-room hoi.se. powtf. poom, integral rorece.

l-e coun try rear pi.s s'orrs 1 10 0ne. BMriir.ri EXECUTIVE 5 BQV.l Writ a'ed -air -t in ini ieurin 1. 1 tM. I roon.s .11 every re. We.l uhbed lot- ore 4 on.es.

F.v.-t.f. snd M.n- c1-, oi.n.o.,' T8.1s. w. e. baldrick st.

s.9j FOP ha'e by owner. Tiansferred possession, a-oom Lome; 1 1 ti Nevin. Sewica ey. Mae an o.ler. FRANKSTOWN 411 5-rouiH irsriiiilc.

bath, furnsce: mmiliatr l.t 30x125; ST. 000. HliMMMHIil tt. PI. FRANKSTOWN ESTATES 1 11541 Clems', Plvd 7-r.

store rolur.t': tie bf.r, lpicl" a panelled :i.dN. I tige picture windows, oven 1-aige pori ff dlnir.s-room storm arrt reen protected. su'dted gas AC his. Integral garage, large lot It.snertinn pi'Hitmf nt it srent $2 2.iOU. WON ft I A I 1 VZJM GLENSHAW Modern hir b'itigslow.

Double lot. garage. $13,000. r. 0 iOJ" ST 1 1 5 5.

IRwYn. 12-i'oT frame or one acre 2r front on la. 30 4 m. west ft entraiitc. Phunc owj.er, lrwm 1151.

IPWI.N Prick, r'egral ta'age: hot wer l.eat: acre. Pi'tnmn Co I'wn 262. TEANNETTK Lincoln lie g.lts Mingaiow. Louie nn 1 fruit Inrge lawn: garage; oti.er bul.rl-;r.ps eveijrnt itrfat'on. 1 rr1s e.is lozr e' eri'-e.

Owner i s'r. c''e JUST COMPLETED New a-room. 2-story b-: modern k.trren ard Path, and all e.r-veiuences. 1.0'stefl r.n large 'aod-t aped lot rear Tn, hon run be purchased by a veteran Titu NO MONEY DOWN low morrr.f l'vtnens. Pi.

one M'-Ke- por 1 3 5 lTousr wi'n i'th. l.IGOMKU- -4-room. home, ne Phone Llgohier 7i.40 nifioe'i'-d. Li.VELV br.cn bungalow, old. Hardwood floois, P.mos enctisn bllnos.

in'egesl i-sge. porch. 1st fee in apprec.s'e. McKEESPORT DISTRICT va r.f i Pa' so. 10 iO" Par.

V. 'li: br efi r.oci a-rl -ans- rora: A a. r.h Si J.ooijo. PMIKUU HI Mil Miinii toon k. but.

Irsii i'lirere. good rduditl. Pit is. Co Hwi OAKDALK, 7 bath, frame, re.eptioa ha'J. pantry, 4 57 2.

VtS IO Ml IP III A LOW 5 nice room. A. C. gas, wood, copper, gatsgr. level iot Vers $,90.

Oakmont 2.14k PI MMOM KIM, LsHII. MO OAKMONT Coantrs lub llistrd I open fliepia'f mr room, kitchen w'a picture ir.d.-w. r.i.e op-n 1st tl 1 ve-v hi d.oo;r.s Jrd Mr. Celts' ail I avre ia.IQSir.ed l.t, severs! r- of lent, h-ii I -car soe SCOTT McCUNE AT. 6444 OAKMONT Cotnb.l.ation fi.nrie aiid trlv b.i fi' fuviiislied rion bat.i ard wder ruitn: gas Mat oii e-siou bur: lars faitioti 21P-W.

I Va' Aft I'FNN 1WP (IIARIIIW $7,800 l-rcm frame, fi vcais o'rt. lie nr, cas heat, l.t ROxlbO. L. N. Sv a more 7914-W.

DE PE A TO 3 A PI.NN Two i oath, copper plumbing. Integral sarsge, gas fun are. F-rin.) G. I down pavment. jf 1 .000.

sycamore r-0 PLNN IMHVtHIP IS. 760 156 Gleriiield Drive Excellent. year-rid style, 6-room brick 1 bath, powder ronm. tlreplaee stresm-Inerl kitchen: gas hest: marble Sills' ga'age; landscaped lot. Oskmor.t nr: MMoisr beai.

ttti wnjun, HAHPSIji'RG 6 rooms, aiuc. iaundry. Good eor.dltlcn. Owner. f-T.

227. SHKRADEN 5.bO0. frame. 6 rrnims. bath.

.1104 Universal. Call oar.er. Csi l.ey.f rifjO, WINbovER HILLS BesutlTul white biirk. S22 ono. Paul Vtntjra.

Olvrrn 750 S7.990 Will purrhsse 'The Svw'rt' this side of Hvr." Ir.r'uded a -n't the features. B-yavt. sutomatic 'ore air keat and shf and drye- Veterans iieed SPO down Caie Cod i 4 r.n.ni;. iiitejm! caiag. iaund-y fcf-ant copprr p' urc.b'.i.g.

Lardaooi fleers: expar.drhie second flrxf be seen fi be a Dp Price 9 'f)0. For private si.owu.g d.iring dy or aeea-end, ct.l any cf tn follownif Penn Pitt Realty Co Vall'v S9S. Model Home. MKspt 2267f-i'H 9t-'. Heatii Re.ltv to.

Kipt 4 701 -T4 WILKINSBURG 10.950 LAKETON SD. AREA Desirable 6-room brick. Located on level correr Id on alosr.e Ae. in ve.y nue res.der.Lal area. I.

N. Rt ton SV. 791 mslMOVI RIAL IMMT MU. MU WILKINSBURG 10.900 fort nrrw-fy. d- rune 1st.

Asa.ni St .00. lell 0S6'. WILKINSBURG. Near Ardmore vd brlea, gsa furnace: sui'sh'e 9 familiff iinm'il'i'i "ecupanfT, owner, Brandywina 1777, Assistant to Training Director Ambitious, aggressive. assumlnr iuit responsibility.

Five vrars' service experience training personnel. BBA degree, major, ot accounting. rire location in Pittsburgh area. C-73, Post-Gazette. SPECIALIZING in wall-a ashing.

Paper cleaning A floor waxing. Call SC. 4999. YOUNG man. ambitious, interested retail selling, experienced.

AL 7053. II Situatiena Wanted Women ALTERATION, tailoring Experienced, steady: colored woman GR. 809 COLORED Reliable girl ants wora after school. Call after 4 p. m.

HA. 7436. vKcL woman desires dav work: Pleasant Hill vicinity. 3-f days S5. Clatrton 2094-R COLORED woman desires general housework.

Experienced. CO. 0670. DAY work desired by experienced colored girl Wednesdays or Saturday. Ironing only.

MA 8411. uuiL, Desires part-time Job. 2-6. general housework. EM.

7392. LADY desires day work, shirt GR. 8056. experienced i iKALNbu practical nurse wouio v.tt nuur n-'iu. r-.

D-242. Pcst-Garetre. 23 Furnished Rooms for Rent AIKEN. South Large ri'om. suitable 1-2 students.

employed SC. 7885. griiueoien. ATTRACTIVE bedroom. gentleman, pieasant surroundings, convenient location: kitchen privileges optional.

HI. 7152. BEECHVIEW Pleasant well-furnisned room; good transportation; refined gentleman; $8. Fleldbrook 9007. BELLEVUE Nicely lurnished 3-wlndc room: private home: gentlcmaa.

unlim ited phone. RO. 7 761. BELLEVUE Large sleeping room: quiet, excellent location, bus-cars, gentleman JU. 2833-P.

BRIGHTON Road District -room, radio, unlimited phone home. JU. 1347-W. Sleeping Private Bacheiur rev- CATHEDRAL stri. Bachelor' rev- nce.

rooms. service Business. professional men. MUseumSI Iji TABLE sli-epTi-g "ronm. for Piione.

convrr-ient'y Prr.liurst 4 132 CRAFTON I-aige front vttu.g room, newly l.mited pnone. nar carune. A. CRAIG Ctl lM1r 1'ra' suitable roup.e or business front room MAyfiower 03f0 irirmTO; iir S43 first floor room 11-2 business girls. Phone Laundry.

EM. 4953. KmST END Larre room, private bath suitable two, references MO. 0379 FAST Liberty Looking for a new.v rterorjitpd eerjlnl room' S7.6 KiDpf street. rtti.iii Paik I o.

busme.s "nrf FA 7 next batl: pr.vaic home, ref A n. Pari. Distrlit Newiv furnished room. emDloved gentleman: adult home. near tram.

bus. trolley. PE. 4976. Hll-LLRESi nea-nving room.

pi lvate 1-2 rrfined Co- Room, aiei.j. i -1 i a 'i rr ri a i i in CH. 40 1 LARGE room. bath, private home i t.or.a Gentlemen. 1 I.Art'.r.

DettUIUUl ne, 111 inviuK rear hath with shower, gentleman, m- rerre. Cedar 70f3 mt I phanra, Biisiiiess-professiona man: plea.r.nt room; private home; rcf- erences. LO. 226. MT.

Lebanon Twin bedrofim. breakfast privileges. Bus stop. Employed couple. Fleldbrook 9512.

MT. Washington At carstop Pleasant room, gentleman: private home. KU. 1460. MT.

Washington Gentlemen room, modern home, shower, near car line EV. 4654. Sid I-ine location, exclusive est home; gentleman. CE. 9140 NORTH Hills Large room.

1st floor, private bath; garage, new home. ML 2727-J. NORTHSIDE Sleeping room. next hatn; gentieraan. FA.

12 hoir.e front room itwm Deds refined busmeis men vA. 9801 AKLAND Place. g'JOd home, convenient transportation. Gentleman preierreu. MA.

12. PFRRYSVILLE Ave. District Cheertui niies. FA. 54 12 rrSTiRREirill'il Large 3rd floor j- Private bath.

JA. 309 r- 1 eep- WILKINSBURG loung ousmess r.nTtym j. s'rruii 1 1 is. violent. Reasonable.

FR. 7247 after 6 24 Furnished Rooms with Board NORTH Sid. 1-2 employed person 01 ederiy ladies: excellent meals. I 2rse PERRYSTLLE Ave. District 1-2 employed gentlemen: excellent mea.s.

reasonable. FA. 22P6. OUTII Side Vicinity J10 week room and board Young working girl. Fver-glaae 4 4 25 Furn.

Housekeeping Roois np a ct ITnH South Fairmont Llgllt housekeeping room, next bath. Murphy bed frigiaaire. suuaoie nn.n.;u HI. P69 fast F.nrl 2-room apartment second central, fully equipped, business person MO. 3426.

mk.i EAST End Housekeeping room. employed counie-girls eoir.emer. portafon. Hi. t'bo.

KElTii'Y near Homewood Light keying room, one person: ne: house-trans- oortation. ft. ro.m. h.h.' privilege optsona t-arRinn. rj.

KoKTHSlDE Near Park. 1 and 2-room anartmen's. newiy furnished. P.e.ii able. CE.

2261 nAicT.AND 2 or 3-room anartmer.t. re'- pfcRRYSVII.LE Ave. District One lici houskeeping room; aouns. ra. 27 Unfurnished Rooms for Bent ALDER, near Shady Very large room, ample cupboard space.

3to. aduit. $10 weekly, inland COUPLE 2 children, nerd 5-6 untur- Inished rooms b-th; bst rererenre. a son 515 5. east End.

End. Soady A 2 rooms, uuu- 880. FAT LIBERTY Large sleeping room, vrnpioyed person, convenient transports- HIiar.d 0fi90. 28 ConvaJescentjNursing Home BEAUTIFUL-home for elderly people, lovely grounds, ridicious meals. 24-hour nursing care Ml.

30ES. WILL t.iKe invalids or asej io NEW CLASS STARTS JUNE lit Get in Electricity EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Practical training In Americas larger, exclusive electrical school. Snop d'ilv in sll Phases, including HOUSE WIRING. MOTORS. ARMATURES.

CONSTRUCTION. MAINTENANCE, etc. jobs available to students while training. VETERANS G. I.

APPROVED Open till 6:30 p. m. Mich. Tech. Inst SCHOOL Or ELECTRICITY, Pittsburgh Office 403 Keenan B'dg 7th St.

at Liberty VETERAN SHTPP 6 rfnTNIT Don't squander precious education benefits on dead-end training. Write for Cove-lrg veteran entitlements and r.ew opportunities in wati.hrosK.iiig W.P.H Desx 10. 0 Ridge Pun 1 2. Pa WATCHMAKERS BE A CHRONOGRAPH TECHNICIAN iIn addition to the full 23-hfiur per I rfk roT, tM nrm cnpvr.ghted SEMB! method of quick'? iiervicuig Chronographs fill siso taueht cart time on Monday Tuesday snd Thursday (dv or night i. See D.Maxwell for specisl arrangement.

Approved for veterans under P. L. 346, W. P. K.

808 RIdgt Pgh. 12 Phone At 6600. KINT rtACk stait June iJ ivt-r 'UUJUviJrJtJ' i I I 1 I 7. I I 1 I IT 1 I I 1 i 40 Houses torrlent.CityliSuburbin! i gro good 10 v.i.afe. Pi.

ore i.o,a- EiN)I P'ace New dup.ex. 4 rooms (ltl1, .4..1.1. Death Notices In Memoriams. per line Situations Wanted, 3c per word I Minimum 12 words! 5s DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON CONSECUTIVE ORDERS No discount on I-2-tfme orders. CALL EX.

1475 Legal Notices Jack J. Rosenberg, Attorney at 806 Law and Finance Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 380 of May 24, 1945. of intention to file in the orlice of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in Har-rlsburg, and in the' office of the Pro-thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, the 24th day of May.

1949. a Certificate for the conduct cf a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of South Hills Candy Company, with its principal place of business at 312 Washington Road. Pittsburgh 16. Pa.

The names and addresses of all persons owning or infrested said business are: Angelo- Manolukas. 229 Questend Avenue, Pittsburgh i6. Pa Paul Manolukas, 229 Questend Avenue, Pittsburgh 1 6. Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No.

380 of May 24. 1945, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny Countv, on Thursday the 26th day of May. 1949, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Margaret Ann Super Market, with its principal place of business a 4200 Murrav Pittsburgh.

Pa. The names and addresses of ail persons owning or interested in said business are- Milton Puttenberg. 3317 Niagara Pittsburgh. Dave Katz. 33i.

Niagara Pittsburgh Pa. Sealed Proposals The Board of Education of Indiana Township will accept bids for Janitors supplies for the school year 194 9-50. Ail bids to be in the hands of the Secretary on or before June 13. ROBERT J. CONDRA.

Sec y. R. D. 2, Sharpsburg. Pa.

CITY Or rillMiur.oii DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREA1IO May 20. 1949 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF TIME FOR RECEIVING AND OPENING OF BIDS The time for receiving of proposals 'REHABILITATION OF FENCES-VARIOUS LOCATIONS PROJECT NO. p818 CONTRACT NO. 2 "RE ADVERTISEMENT CALCIUM CHLORIDE TREATMENT OF PLAYFIELDS has been extended from May 25 to May 27. 1949.

Proposals will be received at the office of the City Controller. City-County Building. until 10:00 A. E. D.

S. on said date, and will be publicly opened and read one hour later in Room 440, City-County Builduig. HOWARD B. STEWART, Director, Parks and Recreation. DAVID L.

LAWRENCE. Mayor. Citv of Pittsburgh. CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION May 20. 1949 The time lor receiving proposals for.

"BAND AND ORCHESTRA CONCERTS FURNISHING BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS FOR SUMMER CONCERTS AT VARIOUS PARKS IN THE CITY OF PITTSBGURGH FOR THE YEAR 1949. SOUND EQUIPMENT FURNISHING AND OPERATING SOUND EQUIPMENT FOR SUMMER CONCERTS AT VARIOUS PARKS IN THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH FOR THE YEAR 1949 has been expended from May 2 5 to May 27, 1949. (Proposals will be received at the office of trte City Controller. City-County Building. untii 10.00 A.

M. E. S. on said date, and will be publicly opened andi reaa one nour laiei m'yiii City-Countv Building. HOWARD B.

STEWART. Director. Parks and Recreation DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor, City of Pittsburgh SEALED proposals for the furnishing of School Supplies of the second class for the 1949-50 School Year will he received by the Board of School Directors of the School District of the Township of Baldwin.

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. until 9: 00 P. E. D. S.

7. 1949, at the High School Board Room. 376 Clairton Road, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania. General School Supplies Paper Supplies. Art Supplies Physical Education Supplies.

Scientific Supplies General Metal Shop Supplies. Mechanical Drawing Supplies Health Supplies. Janitor Supplies Wood Shop Lumber. Equipment for Various Departments Specifications for the above can be obtained frpm the High School Office, 376 Clairton Road, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania. The Board reserves the right to reject any or ail bids or to select a single item from any bid.

By order of the Board of School Directors. JOSEPH J. KOWALSKT. Secretary. Bids are requested for interior and eirtprif.r oaiiitlm of various schools ill the Baldwin Township School District and will be received at the Office of the Secretarv, Baldwin High School, 376 Clairton Road.

Pittsburgh 27. Pennsylvania, until 9.00 P. E. D. S.

June 7. 1949. after which they will be opened and read. All bids or proposals are to be ac companied by a certified check or bid bond In an amount of not less than of the bid and made payable to the Baldwin Township School District. Specifications are available at the Office of the Secretary at the above address.

The Board of School Directors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. JOSEPH J. KOWALSKT. Secretary ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, Penna.

May 20. 1949 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104. Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:30 A. D.

S. T. (9:30 A. E. S.

T. I Tuesday, Mav 31. 1949. and will be nublicly onened at 11:00 A. D.

S. T. (10:00 A. E. T.I in Room 410.

Court House. Pittsburgh. Penna. in the presence of the County Commissioners for Common Red Brick; Locust Posts; Monkey Jungle Climbing Device and Wood Seals; Paint Brushes: Cinders FOB Cars and Trucks; Cinders In County Trucks; and Memorandum Registration Cards. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders.

Instructions to Bidders and conditions reguiating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application to the office of the Department of Property A Supplies, 207 Court House. Pittsburgh. Penna. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order of or running to the County of Al'e-gheny for the amount fixed in the specifications as evidence that the bidder ail! accept same and csrry out the conditions of the contract in case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reiert anv and ail biCs.

JAMES W. KNOX, Controller County of Allegheny. ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh, May 20. 1949. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the onice ot me controller of Allegheny County.

104 Court House. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, until 10:30 o'clock A. Daylight Savings Time (9:30 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Timet, Tuesday. May 31.

1949. and publicly opened in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers at 11:00 o'clock A. Daylight Savings Time (10:00 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time), in Room 410 Court House. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for the following: One ill Hydraulic Ingate Hoist Bronze Wire Screen Cloth Flour Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders.

Instructions to bid ders, and conditions regulating bidding together with specifications, may be had on application at the Office of the Allegheny County Institution District Purchasing Department. In Room 207 Court House, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. The Allegheny County Institution District reserves the right ta reject any and all bids JAMES W. TCVOX.

Controller. Allegheny Countv. li ronvei i.ir.: e. sd i r. 41 Houses tor Rent list Cnd STOS MRSI HH.lt 45 Oftice Desk Room tor Rentj A-l IIIIHIUMV or irj.f.

leK m-h 1 Philip Caplan, Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Bert Schroedcr and Sam TaKsa. both ol asn- ington. brother of Beu Taksa and Mrs.

Jean Cropper, both of Los Angeles California, Samuel Taksa and Mrs. Rose Bom of Pittsburgh and Jake Taksa of Cleveland. Ohio; also 8 grandchildren Services at Abel's Funeral Home, comer Jefferson and Henderson on Friday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Beth Israel Cemetery, Wash ington, Pa.

THIt'RET Of 3238 Churchview Ave-nnt Rairiwm TfiwnshiD. on Tnursdav May 19, Adam, In his 66tlt year, beloved husband of Margaret Robertson Thieret; father of Mrs. Garnet Bennett Mrs. Margaret Selzer. Mrs.

Avis Lech- ner; also three grandchildren. Friends received at tne funeral Home of John Scr.aub Sons. 425 Brownsvihe Road. Mt. Oliver.

Services on -aturday at D. ni. Interment in South Side Cemetery. THOMAS At Philadelphia, on Tuesday, May 17, Ldgar husband Jane'U. Ihomas.

formerly-ot Ulen-shaw: father of Eucenie nan, Euiiar C. and David K. Thomas; son of Harriett O. and George F. Thomas, brother of Mrs.

Frank Wiley. Mrs H. Miller, Mrs. Herbert Girty, Mis. Alex Mack, Mrs.

James Long and George P. Thomas. Jr. Friends received after 2 p. m.

Friday at the Bock Funeral Home. Mt. Royal Blvd. Glenshaw Glenshaw. Services Saturday, May 21 at 2 p.

m. TITO On Tuesday. May 17, 1949 at 6:30 p. at Mercy Hospital, Robert ol the Hampton Hall husband Catherine bausman Tito; father of Harry; son of the late Raphael and ftosa Tito; brother cf Anthony Ralph Mrs. Anna Mecca Zizza, Mrs.

Anthony Christiano, and the late Josepn J. lito. will be received at John Kreyvotfel's. 3406 frifth Ave. Funeral Saturday morning.

May 21 at 10:30 ciock. Hign mass ol requiem St. Pauls Cathedral at 11 o'cloc. Mrs. Dorothy Braun, died May 19.

1940. at the Butler Count Memorial Hospital. Born October l9tj, Pittsourgh, daughter of the late William and Cecelia Braun. Survived her husoand. R.

Underwood, Undine Underwood and 1 daughter, of Saxonburg, Pa. Friends will be received at the Denglcr Atwell Funeral Home, 137 West Jefferson Butler, Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held from the funeral home, Saturday, May 21, at 2:30 p. m. WAGNER At a Belgian hospital, April 28.

1945, Pfc. Harold Ralph Wagner, son of Mrs. Leona G. Wagner, of Lorenz Elliott, and the late Harold C. Wagner; brother of Mrs.

Ruth Fiiher of Ingram and Shirley Ann Wagner, at home. Friends received at Funeral Home of J. Herbert Hersh- Fidelity Cnapter. Order De Molay. serv- ices Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock Military services charge of Langlev Post 496.

American Legion, on Saturday at 11 a. m. Interment Chartiers Ceme tery. WATK1N Wednesday, May 18. 1949, Eluabeth Berringer of 20 Cornell place.

Mt. Lebanon, wife of John Watkins. mother of Mrs. Mary E. Pugh.

sister of B. N. Berringer. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.

m. WATSON On Thursday, May 19. 1949. Harry beloved husband of Alma Bardsley Watson; father of Harry 1.. Norman Mrs.

Helen Balmer and James E. Watson; brother of Mrs. Nellie Lloyd and George Watson, aiso 1 1 grandchildren. Friends and members of of L. F.

and Lodge 235. and B. of L. Lodge 325. received at E.

B. Devlin Funeral Home. 602 Sherman Ave. Services Saturday afternoon at 3 elocs. In Memoriam In mpninrtf nf A tTi.eV.fi 11 wno paseu away one year ago, Deep down in my heart is my heart is a picture.

Worth more than silver and gold It a picture of you. Bill Fosbaugh, Whose memory will never grow old. Sadiy missed by Helen Towers. Florists-Funeral Designs Gidas Spray. S5; Baskets $5 3719 FORBES 1300 HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill Only Store.

541 Sixth Ave. AT. 2900. LUBIN "i SMALLEY. FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave.

GR. 2200 Monuments-Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park- 3 6 grave lots. Good location. $400. CH.

446. LINCOLN MEMORIAL CO. Monuments, Headstones, Markers See our display Elmore N. Heisley, Prop. 1416 BSackadore Ave.

PE. 1296 Millvale Monument Works COMPLETE DISPLAY OF COLORED AND BRRE GRANITE MEMORIALS. Ml. 14UH. 1232 EVERGREEN AVE.

SIMON WHITE'S SONS "Cemetery Memorials of Distinction." 68 W. Maiden Washington 656 MT. Royal Cemetery 20 single burial spaces. Lawn South Lawn Settle estate. Substantial discount.

Mr. Maloney. EX 12 34 -Ext. 556. legal Notices John J.

Ambrose. Attorney at Law. I 1317 Berger Bidg, Pittsburgh. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 380 of May 24, 1S4 5.

of intention to file In the office of the Secretary of he Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and In the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 26th day of May, 1949, a Certificate for the conduct of a business In Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Moore Hardware Company, with its principal place of business at 9007 Franks-town Road. Pittsourgh 21. Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: William J.

Moore, 7219 Race Pittsburgh 8, Margaret L. Moore. 7219 Race Pittsburg!) 8. Pa. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No.

380 of May 24, 1945. of intention to hie In the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and In the office cf the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of A lie gheny County, on Thursday, the 26th day of May, 1949, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the as sumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Sterling Scrap Salvage with its principal place of business at 840 Perry Street. Pittsburgh 19. Pa.

The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Joseph Westray, 771 Anaheim Street, Pittsburgh 19. Walter A. Clark. 702 Wandless Street. Pittsburgh 19.

Pa. GAY B. BANES. Attorney at Law, Sixth Floor 526 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh 22. Pennsylvania.

CITATION NOTICE winciio County. Pennsfivania. In re: In the Orphans Court ot Allegheny Estate of leceased. No. 2359 of 1949.

To ail heirs, kindled cr P1 interested or claiming any interest 111 the above estate. Take notice that Ivor Highiey, Administrator bf the Estate of Sima Radio or Radich, de ceased, has fiied his Petition to deter mine the interest of the Sima Radic cr Radich estate in certain real estate of which the aforesaid Spiro Radic or Radich diea seized, being Improved lot. 10th Ward. City of Pittsburgh, Lot No. 2 2.

Mary Burgess Plan, iee p. a. v. e. p.

234. Fronting 20 ft. on southern side of Harrison extending back an even width of 20 ft. between lots 21 and 2.1. a distance of 100 ft.

to Berlin Way (formerly Berlin Alley). Having erected thereon a frame dwelling known as 5405 Berlin Way. See B. 2314. P.

466. And the Court did award a Citation returnable to the 20th day of June 1949, at 9 00 a. E. s. in the orphans Courtroom, Sth Floor, City County Bldg Pittsburgh, at which time you may appear to show cause why titie to the real estate of the said Spiro Radrc or Radich.

deceased, should not be adjudged to be In the estate of Sima Radio or Radich, deceased, as his surviving spouse and sole heir, in ar cordance with Section 17-a and 17-b of the Intestate Act of 1917, P. 42f 20 f. s. Sec. 111.

1121. IVOR HIGHLEY. Administrator of the Estate of Sima Radic or Radich. deceased A. Gough.

Box 7303, Love Fie.d. Daiias.jf;iK rculation department for two young 3 8 to 23. Applicants must have hiith schtK.1 education and be free to, travel; S45 00 weekly guarantee to start Plus comm with transportation furnished App'y Mrs. Jacobs. Cadillflc East Liberty.

11 a. p. do not piione. 14 Household Help Wanted, Women COOK Experienced, downstairs work: stav nights. References required.

Evenings 6-8. HA. 5044. G1KL ExDcrionced. general housework: private room and bath, references.

HA 7095 GIRL WHITE Excellent salary. Experienced plain erwfc- nj ppnprai nousewijru. ciiiiurni. anH e'eaninp women einiiloved Ko.n reoulred HA GIRL 25 Small, pleasant family. home, needs capable girl for housemen: stay.

HA. 718 1. GIPL-Woman General housework. days. 10 through dinner.

3 adults. Smali tio'i'C no snir's. City rejrence. ja leneial Stay nights. vato room.

Box L-249. Fust-GaTetrej Two white, to: worK in r.eigr.ooMog iioiori. n.n. private looms. Give references and renefe s.

Cerlarhurst. L. N. Y. Help Instruction, Men ft Women; 16 AIRLINES NEED YOUNG MEN superior quallficitions as l'rouna Radio Operators and r-raiion These are career Jods witn goon vy and plentv of opportunity for promo-ton.

Preliminary training need not ln-tfTice with your present income. Investigate to see if vou can qua'nfv. Consult Mr McMasters. Pittsburgh Offt'e. Central Schools.

30S Empire Blrig. AT- Isntle 55.0 6-A Barbers Equipment Shops BARBER Wants small shop for suit able location: write full particulars first letter. Post-Gazette, Box K-66 BERBER Steady or Fridav and Saturday. 6 2r5aMhSj-VS EXPERIENCED Barber 4 5 guarantee. Gulf Bldg.

Barber Shop. No student. 3-CKAIR ba7ber shop, living quarters. rent; yean eainuiianu LI. 7521-M.

Barbers Good hair flunkies. MA. 4323. I 1 I i great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDonalds Funeral Home.

529 California Avalon. where services will be held Saturday evening at 8 clock Interment Sunday at Houtz-dalc, Fa. LANGHAIS Of 336 Kenmont Mt. Lebanon, on Thursday. May 19, 1949, at 6:55 a.

John beloved husband of Jcsie (Joi Langhals, in his 54th year. Friends received at the E. B. t-aughlin Funeral Homo. 3310 West South Hills, until Saturday, May 21, at 9 p.

m. Services and Interment at Ft. Wayne, Ind. IAMGAN On May 18. 1949.

George E. of 3547 California beloved husoand cf Clara Hoffleld Lanijan; brother of Mrs. Agnes Moran. Mrs. Catherine Buckley William Lanigan of Los Argelev Friends recehed at B.

B. Devlin Funeral Home. 602 Sher man Funeral Saturday morntng with requiem high mass at St. Francis Jtavier Church at 9 o'clock. LEH1S On Weonesdav.

May IS, 194 9. at 9.46 a. William J. Lewis, husband of Anna Lewis and father of Fred G. Lewis and Mrs.

wi.ma L. of Roy Lewis cf viuu. uu aeicerr Camck. Friends received at thel -nerai Home of J. Herbert He-sh-berger Sons, 57 Station Crafton.

where services will be held Friday at p. m. Interment Saturday at 9:30. LITO On Thursday. May 19, 194.

Bertiia A Staxke, beloved wife n't James M. Liston of 1915 West Pa mother of Mrs. Alexander Cms i Miss Jane and Miss Liston; of Mrs. Edward Fnens received at Ciller, and Coulter Homestead, wnere services will be neid on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 clont. MeCOVNFLL On Tnursdav.

May 5 9. a. a. Eiien McAIpine. wife of David McCccne! cf 3 610 Monterey St.

mother of P.obc-t James David. and George ree ved at the Frank W. Simons uncra. Hnase 2025 Penvsville Ave Services on Saturday aTternoon at 3 CiOCK. MILLER On Wednesday, May 18, 1949.

at the residence of daughter, 1330 Main Sharpsburg. Robert husband of the late Elizabeth C. Fox Miiier, formerly of North Side; lather of Mrs. Edna Demme, Thornton end Martin. Friends and Veterans.

Fireman mav call at O'Brien's, S724 California, at Cooper N. S. Services Saturday at 2 p. m. MILLS On Thursday, May 19, 1949 Lola May.

mother of Edward and v. uliam MiliS Funeral services at the McAvoy Funeral Home, 170O Forbes on Saturday afternoon at 2 clock. MORROW On Tuesday. Mav 17. 194 9.

Elizabeth, wife of the late Charles; i Morrow or Forest Bellevue Friends received at the Edward Daughprty Funeral Home, .166 Lincoln Ecllevue. Services Friday after-! noon at 2 clock. I Ml RRAY At New York Citv, Wednes- Davld K. hus-Jaad o- huda Lee Murray; son of Julia Lmstead and the late Edmund Mur-Tcy: brother of Wendell F. Murray Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Hwy.

Perrysville, s.fer 10 clock Saturoay morning Services Saturday aiternoon at 3 30 clock. PARTRIDGE Thursdav. Mit 19 1949 at 7:30 a. Edward, son of Susannah Holden and the late John Partridge: brother of Mrs. Anna t'si Grogan.

Mrs. Lillian Fleming. John Louis, Samuel, Joseph, and George f' Funeral services at the James Lowrle Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St at Pennsylvania Ave. on SaturOv af 2 P.

m. Friends and members of Local 11844 are Invited. P.Yj'OCNIK Anna, of Universal. In her 7th year. Survived by one daughter.

Mrs. Frank Novak, of Universal, two svsters. Mary and Frances, one brother Joseph Krache of Pittsburgh. Four xrandchlioren, four great-grandchildren Friends received at the Roth Funeral Home. Mam Universal, where services will be held Saturday.

May 21st at 2 p. m. Interment in Unity, U. P. s-emetery.

PETRIE March 27. 1845, Pfc. Frederick A Peine, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Petne of 40 So.

20th Pittsburgh. Brother of Albert Petne, Mrs. Marie Blank. William Petrie Mrs Elenora Donnelly. Ethel Petrie.

Thomas Petne. S. A. Friends received at the Courtley Funeral Home. Franklin Ave.

at Coal where serv.ces be held Sarurdav afternoon at 2 o'cloc. Mllltarv honors in charge of Post No. 6675. V. F.

W. rOW On Wednesday. May 18. 1949. a 4 p.

Mary Emma Wallace. 19 15 Cr-lsiett E. widow of Rich widow of R'co-1 trior of Richard ard B. mot grandmother of H. Linville and WWard Pow lit s.i.ee J' Mr.

Eiien Anderson. Leechburg. Pa. Friends and memoers of Major McKir.lev Council D. of received at Gilbert Melniies Funeial Home, Butler St.

at 46th. where services will be held on Saturday at 2. Interment Allegheny EENGERS At her residence. 629 Ed-mond Tuesday, May 17. 1949.

Amanda Mangold, beloved wife of Kenry Rengers. Mother ol Bernard and Clyde Rengers. Friends received at the Straka Funeral Home. 5010 Liberty Ave. Solemn requiem high mass st St.

Joseph Church. Friday. May 20. at 10 a. m.

Friends and memners of Christian Mothers and P. H. C. are ins. ted.

KEPPLR Thursday, May 19. Francis husband of Margaret Glasser Rep per: father of William F. of Detroit. and brctner of James J. Repper Swissvale and Dr.

Paul A. Repper of McKeesoort. Friends received at the Limbacher Funeral Home. 24 Holland Braddock. Funeral on Monday.

May 2 3. High mass of requrem at St. r.s:m Church, Swissvale, at 9 a. Friends Invited. 05ENTILATT Wednesday May IS.

1949. Nellie E. Loudon, "dearly beloved wife of J. a. Roenb Friends cved at ice Jay A.

McCiu.ery Mem-i i Educational-Schools Colleges o- irs-sll vour on ne i estm' Bidr DOWNTOWN idea. r.ati,. Pent EXCEPTIONAL OFFICE SPACE Entire Second Flooi Immed. S.OOO Square Feet In modem bunding good Iwa-tion ex.eller.t rereption spate elevators, rnva'e lavatories lights 'wan all servi.e. CA1 I.

COURT 1050 HAVE oftice and seirctary esce lent fim-ntnia-n milidiliE ejilu-. rrsnnnsib.e party Giant 7b9 McNALLY BUILDING 711 Penn Ave Downtown Tl.ev me b'aiii de-o- rn'ed s.oc "filers end su.tc:. :r.ed with eso.iait floors- a al and S.irh..:. fluo: enc nt Lgh'i: The location, ad a to r. ar.O P-ir: oo.

eo.erit Prk.t:g is good ard toes ai: "'rvKfh Court 4 VERV desirable suite of 12T.0 qus-f feet Consisting of 4 offices or parts tnereof. Available Immediate, for -rupaniv. Amine free-unilmlted parking facilities. Hannery Building. Oas.atid iAIwjuu li- 46 Business Property lor Bent CONFECTIONERY Ice cream.

soft dunks, e'c. Long established Wllcinr- Durg location: reasonable rent. Sl-re 2 rooms rear after 7 p. m. Owner.

C1I. 1112. ETNA. 3 000 q. ft.

Ideal msriufa-tur tug or ETreilent true load mr facilities. No congesMon. Railroad siding. ST LARGE Building, suitable for light manufacturing cr for storage. Call CH.

1617. STOREROOM Cptown Fifth Averue. Suitable for any line c.t Immediate possession. I.ehi::h 014 1 59 TUNNEL STREET Ptoiterocm Off corner of F'f'ti Ave. Immrd.ate posses- MIL ITm 1 1 OX 4 1 1.

4. I C4 iM. .60 Cents a Squ.ie Toot Warehousing msnufsi tur.ng: s. ft ground floor spare. R.

exieiiert shinning entv of div l.gh' Also 1 s. 000 sq ft be r-s pons 1 1 tenant. Wr -i :a.eit- 21J A. i nd wile 4-j--oom unlurnisl ed aoartm'nt and garage. Sou'h Hills preferred: $f0 msximum.

Call Mr AT 51 00. Ext. ANYWHERE Desperately needed. 4-5 unfurnished rocra apartment. Pleas call FR 7970.

ATTENTION' IANDIOKO List rentals Screened clients. All pure locations. K0587. HOMF HDI.5BI JJS-? EAST" End 2 adults. 3-4 ur.fiiruisi.ed rni.ir.i, private bath.

H. 6216 LANDLORDS loo. FRfr SIRVHT 48 Wanted to Bent A vn-jriE. emnloved rounl desire 3 un- Ifurr.isned r.ms; reasonable. I F.

Texis. State all Conhdf When it comes to mak ng few men earn as mii''ii as tnc-y are too eas.lv satisfied. You may or such a ms-a only becnu-e no one ha ever brought to your attention a good salesman can command r.s owr compensation. We need salesmen find we do not put too much vaiue on previous experience because we have found that any man who is wilhng to learn, who will work haTd on a 10b that he car, be enthusiastic about, will likely earn much more money than he could 111 any other line of work. If you are interested in doubling vour earnings, contact Mr.

W. H. Richards at 5930 Harve street. East Liberty. Pittsourgh.

between 1 and 8 m. on Monday. May 23 err phone EM. 4 988 for an appojntmenL YOUNG MEN ll-25 Free to travel to California, New Yprk and Florida. Must be neat and aggressive, circulation saies: transportation paid, cash drawing account, average commission earnings $60 weekly.

Permanent worn. Good chance for advancement Set Mr. M. Frank. Hotel, 10 a.

-3 p. cr Mr. Frank. Penn Shady Hotel, East Liberty. 10 a.

p. m. p. u. YOUNG Man Work in downtown fac-torv, odd jobs.

Opportunity start bottom. learn business. permanent. Write Box F-244. Post-Garette.

YOUNG counter man. experienced, 1933 Forbes St. CO. 8046. 12 Help Wanted Wen 8.

Women COUPLE Take lull charge of household $150 per month. Private looms, bath. Box N-250. Post-Gazette. MARRIED couple of good character, alert, preferably without dependent children as cottage officers a training school for bovs to supervise cottage home life and work projects on a large farm 20 miles north of Pittsburgh.

Salary for the couple at the beginning during training work $125 month, room and board State age. work experience, number of dependent children, date of availability. Reply to Box A-239. Post-Gaiette. 13 Help Wanted Women AN ADDITION of 2 women, over 40.

will be made to our coffee sales force at once. Salary bonus, 5-day week. Apply in person. The Great American Tea Co 178 Lincoln Bellevu ASSISTANT white cook and helper for small Institution. $50.

CE. 9976 kitchen Live in. BEAUTY operators; Squirrel Hill following preferred, $30 plus commission. Pleasant working conditions. JA.

971 1 BEAUTY Operator Sala-y. commission. 5-dey week Charm Beauty Shoppe. 3000 West Liberty. LO.

1467. CLERICAL TYPIST T.icht dictation. Anp.v tn person. L. Polk 54 5 Sixth second fioor.

DINING room and kitchen help. White. Over 20. Apply West Penn Hospital. F-ienrishio Avenue.

Blormfieid COFFEE GIRL A -tracl FOR DINING ROOM Appiy Oliver Building Restaurant 527 Smithfield St. DESIGNER-DECORATOR Large manufacturer, small city. Eastern has apprentice job with future for young woman art school graduate or with comprehensive training in design and interior Decoration. Good design training ar.d taient more Important than experience. Onporunity for career with content! people at pay.

Write Box P-755. EXPERIENCED buyer and assistant manager for well established specialty shop in Latrobe. Pa. Permane tion and ercellent oopportonity oman. State exDenence.

sa.ary references in letter to Box C-241, Pos GIRL for steam table worn Good pay Applv Verscharen's. 3290 Saw Mill P.unl Blvd. Carries 9182. 1 of 1 2 A AUTO DRIVING Safety Driving Schoool. Inc.

A Money Back Guarantee Wilkinsburg Branch PE- East End Branch MO. 50ftft iiouth Hills Branch Kh. S22i Northside Branch AL. -Squirrel Hill Branch MitN OFFICE. SC.

1829 ENGINEERING Get In and Learn Get Out and Earn In 11 Months Dav and Evening Classes Now rormlng PITTSBURGH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 134 Market Piace. Above McCann Coffee Shop. GPant OPS 5. PRACTICAL NURSING A Career That Counts! Practical Nurse enjoys high wage ndependence. nteresting wars, No highjfree 116 -pate information packet schonl or experience needed.

Day classes start Mav ft- I ve rtasses start May 24. 'Reauest FREE BooUet FRANKLIN SCHOOLS 42f Peaa Ave. (Nr. Home's) AT. 560 PITT DRIVING SCHOOL rill U1MVIIMVC7 JlsriVWI M063R8.

HA 9396. McKeesport 1 3767 PENN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE E942 BROAD ST HI. 3502. PGH. SCHOOL OK AERONAUTICS, Seventh and Duquesre Wsy.

AT. 0800. RADIO repair instruction. Pittsburgh School of Trades. 405 Penn Ave.

BECOME A JOURNEYMAN Carpenter Cabinetmaker Upholsterer Hr is yitr clsaM to Uar a Kikly Myistf skilUJ lra wkn tKa itaaJ for craftsman is rt. Foil iliitt Ur Vras Training unjar G. I. Bill. EnirsaJ Wy r(itw wnians.

DAT m. ENROLL NOW cLAsm iOur food K'i an' need es apts b.i.k I'. -o silk-' 'u r.sre. IlrsKe.l Bfo.e, IV f. A.

S0V.ASH CO. MO. 4530 MT. LEBANON Ee utive. wife and daughter wll nev ip to a.o'l' ilK.n.-i,v L.ve rent free, 'monthly for well located 1 bedroom S-r-ou stw-t-spartment 0777.

UlfJ 4-M L. cr 1" (lire Nia: ci.u-ri-.ej aclioo.t snd NORTH Boroughs huse. pIrfr or 2nd f.oc' estate of decedent ro make known theiw apartment unfurnished. 3 acu 'S. Rose- wood 16? ''k Sleeping quarters.

tree. wrri wnman not wishini ss llva alone. References. SC. 5600.

same s.iu a.i is-t si.i.s it, ceder.t to make payment without delay to Julia Moss. Admit e. t. 314 Eiysian or to Lawrence J. A.

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