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A'-. PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1942 1r RENTALS Unfurnished Rooms EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Women EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Women IS Obituaries SCHUBERT SERYICES Funeral services for Martin HERE AND THERE CARD PARTY PLANNED Branch 267 of Ladips Catholic Benevolent Association will sponsor a card party Wednesday after noon in Studio. Rosenbaum's Home Art WOMAN For work in industrial laboratory; chemical analysis of steel. Reqent college graduate with some training in chemistry. Several vears practical experience in same work accepted in lieu Amb dge aistrict.

fice, Ambridge 380. MEETING TONIGHT Women! vvas member and ruling elder -f the Mt. Lebanon Dpmocratic! nf th? Fourth United Presbyterian Zlub will meet tonight for theiri Church. Northside, for many years -egular meeting at thp home of and also served as a member of Mrs. Clarence Henigin, 1157 Mar-, the Board of American Missions avenue.

of the United Presbyterian Church of North America. He is survived SONS TO -The nis widow. Agnes Young Star Camp, Sons of the Union Yet- Keatty. and two sisters. Mrs.

Ida will hold a joint Lafferty of Beaver Falls. vith the Auxiliary in Memorialed Mrs. E- c- Minner of Chicago. -Tall at Thnrsriav r.nm-!Ill- Friends will be received at ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERS STENOGRAPHERS BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATORS ..4 Creep! and isiant demand. Appiy April 23.

UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA THIRD FLOOR JOHN L. BEATTY John Lewis Beatty well-known i Pittsburgh architect, died at his home, 3S06 Howe street, yesterday, after a brief illness. Mr. Beatty was born at Hoboken, O'Hara township, and educated at Western University of Pennsylvania, now the University of Pittsburgh. He 1 1 street, be held where funeral services will 3 p.

m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Highwood cemetery. MRS. ALBERT P.

HILL for Mrs. Adele Albert P. Hill. Funeral services Stroh Hill, wife of who died Saturday at her home in Fox Chapel Manor, will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m.

at St. Scho-lastica Church. Aspinwall. Mrs. Hill was born in Detroit and was a graduate of Detroit's Liggett school.

Shp was a member ot the Twentieth Century Club and one jof the founders and secretary of the Fox Chapel Garden Club. She is survived dv ner nusoana. iour children. Albert George, Barbara, and Carolyn Hill; two sisters. Mrs.

Arthur Cole and Irene Stroh. both of Detroit: a brother. George Stroh, of Detroit. Miss a nd also THOMPSON SERVICES Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.

Thompson, who died at her home. 256 Walnut street. Blaw- nox. Saturday, will be held at 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow at the Holzheimer Bock Chapel, 820 Main street. -Sharpsburg. Pa. Burial will be in Mount Royal Cemetery. Mrs.

Thompson was horn in Butler county in 1861 and moved to Blawnox years ago. She was a member of the Blawnox Methodist Church. She leaves her husband, Wesley; two sons. Homer W. and John a member of the Blawnox council; nine grandchildren, one great-grandchild, one sister, Mrs.

Ella McCafferty of Butler county: one brother, John A. Elliott of "Pittsburgh. MRS. WILLIAM R. SHARPE Funeral services for Mrs.

Elizabeth Kress Sharpe, wife of the late William B. Sharpe. who died Saturday, will be held at H. Samsons. rr7 Neville street, at 2 p.

m. tomorrow. The Order of Eastern Star will hold services at H. Samson's at 8 p. m.

today. Burial will be in Allegheny cemetery. Mrs. Sharpe was a member of Friendship Chapter 231 of the Order of Eastern Star, of Liberty Vallev Court and. more recently, of William E.

Gelston Court, the Order of Amaranth, the East End P- nander ude. Francis Fairman will PRIORITIES OFFICER John f. O'Connell. assistant county has been annointcd nriori- ips oinccr ior ine Auegneny bounty Council of Drfense by Ross Leffler. chairman of the council.

ATHLETE TO SPEAK Dour-as R. Mills of Illinois, the young-st director of athletics in the Big "en football conference, will speak a dinner of the Pittsburgh llini Club to be held at p. m. ''riday at thp Harvard-Yale-'rinceton Club. RETAILERS TO MEET--Pittsburgh Retail Hardware Associa-ion will meet at the Fort Pitt iotrl Thursday evening for open iiscussion on present day prob-ems.

Slalc Employment Reaches New Hicli 4 PHILADELPHIA. April Total employment and payrolls Pennsylvania factories reached tew highs during March, the Fed- ral Reserve P.ank of Philadelphia eported today. Employment rose onp per cent to ,165.000 workers and wages advanced two per cent to S33.000.000 veekly. the bank's monthly survey howed. "The gain in employment vvas line with seasonal expectations," he.

report said, "but the increase payrolls was somewhat smaller han customary for the period." Wcalher Forecast Special report from the United States Weather Bureau to the Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Virginia Continued cool oday. HOrrrl.Y TFMFF.n ATIT.F.S 30 39 i 1 P-P. P. .17 .17 .17 36 .16 40 41 I .19 1 11 1 1 12 1 CITY OFFICE DATA laximum -Imimum 41 Mean Fr-Tipi! METEOROLOGICAL K.conn sunrise today. 6:33 Sunset today The foliovvmc data are for yesier-la Tern.

Huoi. Vei. .17 SS in is 7.1 1.1 "oroparative temperature and precipitation: '42 'H to '37 'K'. '3t '33 tean. Vecip .16 t4 If" 12 to r.o .19 4 i 1.1 66 IS 67 1 6.1 is Hlfche.t this date since lS7t.

i7, in 1941: lowest temperature this dnie ince 1S74. 2'V in ts7.i; normal tempera-ure frr the flay, deficiency in tem- e-ature for dav. in tempera-tire since Ap-li t. IS; d'-ficiency in emperatur since January 1. 16r.

Xnrmal peci ti a -on for day. Jeftciency in precipitation for ire day. .09 otal precipitat on since April 1. 2 SS; icrmal precipitation since April 1. 1.S7: -ress in precipitation since April 1.

1.01: ota! precipitation since January 1. 10. Kl; normal precpi'at'on since Januarv 1. excess precipitation since Janu- inv 1. .27.

1 I i '(5 i DEATH NOTICES ROTHLEDER-K FCK Of 1932 Westmont on Sunday. April 19. 1942. Elizabeth Keck Rothleder. ape S3 years, widow of Louis Rothleder.

mother ot Mrs. Lena Conner. Mrs. Nora Bauer. George.

Louis and William Rothleder. Friends received at the John F. Semmel-rock Funeral Home. 2134 Brownsville Carrick. Service." Wednesday at 2:00 o'clock.

Interment in S. S. Cemeterv. SAIER Margaret. of Friendship wife of the late Nicholas Saucr.

mother of Mrs. Margaret A. and Nicholas R. Satier. Funeral frorr the W.

N. Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship Avenue, on Tuesday. April 21, at a. m.

HiEh mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. On Sunday. Anril 19, 1942.

Norman F. husband of Anne Driver Schilpp. and father of Jean Elizabeth Srhilpp; also survived by two brothers. Walter and John Schiipp. Friends received at the George W.

Heard Funeral Home. 4017 Perrysville N. S. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m.

SCHl HERT At the home of his sister. Mrs. D. J. Buckley, on Saturdav, April 1)5.

Martin C. Schubert, of 1606 Chartierr McKees Rocks, father of Charles and Frederick Schubert, and hrother ot George and J. C. Schubert. Friends received a I ihe Clever and Stover Funeral Home.

534 I'land McKees Rocks. Funeral services on Tuesday, April CI. at 1:30 p. m. Services at St.

Mark? Lutheran Church at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. lf Saturday. April iT 1942. at 11:30 a.

Elizabeth Kress Sharpe. ot S16 Shawnee wife of the late William B. Sharpe. mother of Warren A. and W.

Robert Sharpe, of Pittsburgh. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SMITH Suddenly, on Friday.

April 17. 1942. Arthur C. beloved husband of Martha Mendel Smith and father of Arthur C. Mrs.

Edward Smith and Mrs. Walter late of 4049 Windsor St. Friends may call at the J. C. Campbell Funeral Home.

300 Shadv Ave. Services Monday afternoon at 2 p. m. STF.KNSON On Saturday. April is 1942.

at 7:15 p. Samuel, husband of Ellen Steenson. ace father of William, Thomas. Samuel. Andrew Mis.

Mary .1. Spears and Elizabeth Smith of Pittshurch. Funeral service' at Fisher-Owen Funeral Home. 126 on Tuesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

SI KITZ On Sunday, April 19. 1942. Rose Bedits. wife of Lawrence Sukitz. and mother of Wilma, Dorothy.

Harry and John Sukitz. in her st year. Friend? received at the Miller Funeral Home. to.0 Lowrie Troy Hill. Requiem at Most Holy Name Church on Wednesday, April 22, at 9 a.

m. Friends invitrd. THEVK.NIN Suddenly, on Friday. April 17. Georce.

husband of the late Anna Markus Thevenin. and father of Mrs. Richard Brown. Harry, Emi! and Private Edward Thevnin. and brother of Harry Thevenin.

Friends invited to rali nt McDermott Funeral Home. Carnegie. Service." on Monday at 2 p. m. Interment Melrose Cemetery.

iTHOMPSON- At her home. 256 Walnut Blawnox. on Saturday. Mary A. Thompson tnee Elliott t.

wife of Wesley H. Thompson. Friends received at the Home of Holzheimer Rock, Main St. at 9th. Sharpshurg, where services will he held Tuesday, April 21.

at 2:30 p. m. THORNTON On Saturdav'. April IS. 1942.

at 10:45 a. Gertrude wife of Harry G. Thornton i nee Cosprovei. mother of Bess B. Brenholt, Gilbert E.

Thornton. Service? at Fisher Owen Funeral Home. 126 Hazelwood on Tuesday eveninz at o'clock. Members of G. I.

A. of p. of L. E. and friends Invited.

Interment at Emelton. Wednesday at 1 o'clock. G. I. A.

of P. of L. E. services at o'clock Monday eveninc. TIMPONA On Fridav.

April 17, 1942. Virpinia. heloved wife of the late Louis Timpona. Survived by Mrs. Josephine Carnevale.

James, Georce, Anthony and Pennis Timpona and 10 erandchildren. Funeral from her late residenre. 1159 Paulson ave on Tuesdav. April 21. at 9 o'clock.

Requiem hi mass at Help of Christian's Church at 9:30 a. m. Friends invited. WEBER On Saturday. April is.

1942. Mary Anna, wife of Thomas A. Weber, and mother of Rob Weber, of 2149 Lake-t Road. Wilkinsbure. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T.

Turner. 729 Wallace VViikinsburc. where services be held Monday evening at o'clock. Lodge Notices Members of Tyrian Lodce No. 612.

Free and Accepted Masons. njSf -w-til assemble at 3R6 Kenny ave-ntie. Pitcairn. to attend the funeral of our late brother. Georee Lang Craft, on Tuesday at 1:30 p.

m. Interment in Monroeville Cemetery. JOHN T. SMALL, Secretary. Florists Funeral Designs GIDAS-SPRAYS 3719 FORBES ST.

$3. BASKET $5 MA. -SC. 130(1 "When Lubin words (ail flowers' Smallcy, Florists 12H FIFTH GRANT 2-('0. Cemetery Memorials CEMETERY MEMORIALS (Made in Pittsburgh) Eckels Granite Marble Co.

MA. 1015 4618 Penn Ave. SIMON WHITE'S SONS "Cemetery Memorials of Distinction" W. Maiden. WASHINGTON 65fi.

MILLVALE MONUMENTAL WORKS John A. Kremmel; photographs mislead; see your memorial before placing order. Large selection Barre and colored memorials: convenient payments. 1252-54 Evergreen ave. Millvale 142R.

ANNOUNCEMENTS i Lost and Found AMETHYST RING Heavy g'Md setting; lost Murphy's, Home's basement; reward. MA. 9122. BICYCLE Blue-ivory. Stanton near Highland Park.

Reward. No questions Hiland 9523 DOG Lost. German police, slightly cross-eyed, left lower tusk missing, answers to name "Bo." Fairfax 4S11. Reward. EYEGLASSES Lost, leather rase.

McKees Rocks street car, $2 reward. FE. 2397. FOUND By my son. on rim.

Owner call truck tire and Sterling 3927. LAVVRENCEVILLE vicinity of Stanton Ave. Eskimo Spitz male, answers to "Tatters." Reward, no questions asked. Phone Sterline 5494. PURSE Brown, containing money, glasses.

keys, Crosstown car. Wednesday morn ing; reward. Fairfax 5834. ring Penn 6927. Rose zircon in ladies washroom.

Theater. Tuesday. Reward. Lehigh SCOTTIE DOG 10 montns old; black faint white marking neck shoulders: vicinity North Hills. Dairy-McKnight Road: Saturday.

Reward. Perrysville Atlantic ISOll. UTREHAIRED TERRIER Lost in Over brook section: name is "Wimpy child's CA. 5257-J. pet.

Reward. 2 Personals (Strictly) RELIABLE gentile couple wants to child under 6 Box C-31. Post-Gazette. 15 ot college training. Phone Employment Of- daih at 30 to 5.

Thursav SERVICE PITTSBURGH EDUCATIONAL 21 Instruction Offered AKKONAl TICS ItWG IN AVIATTON UmrCUmm Nmm a via now- ST. DUQUESK WAT At eqrjo 41TO IhlING GUARDS DRIVING SCHOOL Expert instruction; late model car. Complete course, $10. HO. 5957.

TKAPF. S( HIIOL Al'tO F.CHAN1CS. aviation mechanics, radio, welding and refrigeration men needed; practical instructions. Department Pitturgh School of Trade, 405 Penn Pittsburgh. WELDING fiCHOOI.

LEARN 31S So. -Welding St. Clair. School ot MO. S300- RENTALS 23 Furnished Rooms HOTEL WEBSTER HALL Reasonable Kates Cheerful Airy Ronma Swimming I'nol 0 Complete Hotel Service 9 Secretarial Telephone Service 4413 FIFTH AVEME.

MA. Opposite Mellon Institnte. 700 AIKEN. SOUTH Rooms for business peo ple; good meals, private home. Montrose 3524.

APARTMENTS, rooms, oowntown, lowest rent in Pittsburgh. 212 Tenth street. Court 5S49. ATTRACTIVE rooms with, without bath weekly, monthly rates. St.

Moritz Hotel Broad-Collins. East End. Montrose 7100. BAYARD near Morewood For gentleman professor's home; unlimited phone parking. Mayflower 4fi02.

BEECH WOOD BLVD. Large, attractive room, next bath, private home, unlim ited telephone. Hiland 67S6. BELLE FIELD DWELLINGS Bachelor rooms available for permanent guests steam heat: convenient location; reason able. Mayflower nfion.

EELLEVUE Bright sunny room, adult family. near Dus, cars. Linden 3791-J. BRENTWOOD Modern comfortable room convenient transportatiem business girl breakfast. Carrick 1965-R.

CATHOLIC GIRL, woman; cheerful room, home privileges, near cars, $2.75. Fie'd-brook 0M1. CARRICK Cheerful, sunny room; nex' hath, shower. garage; convenient. Carrick 3341 -M.

CATHEDRAL DISTRICT Attractive room, suitable one or two; parking, $1. Schenley 20JK. COLLEGE GIRL to snare room with small girl aged 10: rnt free: efficiency apartment: parent works nights. D-32, Post-Gazette. CRAFTON Single.

St. 50; twin neds, 10c busfare; 20 minutes downtown. Walnut R017. DORMONT Very pleasant room, modern bath, shower, adults, gentleman. Lehish 2575.

DOWNTOWN. man will share Court 6255. Tunnel St. Bu.ines.-twin bedroom. $2.50.

EAST next END-hath -Newly furnished front room, for gentleman. Montrose 991. EAST END Master bedroom in widow'd modern private home: business ladies. Emerson ri66. EAST END Attractive room next bath $5: near bus, streetcar.

Montrose 3362, FAST END Ellsworth-Ma ryland-board optional: private family; men. Hiland 6453. -Rooms, eentle- EAST END 6215 Kentucky Attractive, large, modern, excellent location, parking. Hiland 4532. EAST END Attractive room business person.

Excellent tion. Montrose 5163. next bath transporta- EAST END Attract! ve room, suitable couple or gentlemen; breakfast optional. Penhurst. 900.

EAST LIBERTY Creerful room. next shower: near streetcar, bus; reasonable. Montrose 4154. FORREST HILLS (opposite park) Cheerful room. $4.

Near streetcar, bus; gentleman. Churchill 8307. HOTEL PENN SHADY 22fi SHADY E. Liberty. HI.

3730 MONTHLY RATES. S.35-$50 COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE HOMEWOOD Comfortable room for gen- tleman, St; convenient to everything Hiland 9525. MT. LEBANON Furnished large room: handy all Gentlemen. Locust 2638 or unfurnished transportation.

MT. LEBANON Twin bedroom, priva bath: twn gentlemen, business couple Lehigh 0832. NEAR ROYAL YORK Bed-b vingroom. iu--um'i iifi. every convenience widow home.

Museum 1355. NORTH SIDE Twin or single bedroom, beautifully furnished; desk, unlimited telephone. Cedar 4097. MLit Konm. next bath, private n-muy.

waiKing distance city. Cedar 7850 OAKLAND Small hedroom, 53.50; large room, cooking privileges'. S5.00; gentleman. Mayflower 3724. OVERBROOK At earsrop; twin bedroom, $3 each: newly furnished; reasonable.

Carnck 399U-M. PENN AVENUE Bedrrjom and connect me private room, desk, radiQ. unlimited pnone; see to appreciate. Ten hurst PENN AVE. Large room, private home; on carline.

1-2 gentlemen, Hiland S504. SINGER PLACE. 607 Colored a'trac-tively furnished room, convenient cars and buses. Fremont 2753. SQUIRREL HILI Attractive room, bath: convenient transportation; gentleman.

Hazel 3517. next lady- SQUIRREL HILL Room. better usual accommodations, reasonable, transportation. Hazel 3521. than good SHERADEN Room, next bath, for gentleman; adult family, convenient.

Federal 4(519. SQUIRREL HILJI Room, next bath, twin beds; Gentile home; convenient. Jackson 3CS7. THOMAS BLVD. Comfortable room, hath, unlimited telephone; garage, sonahle.

Emerson 32RR. next Rea- TURTLE CREEK. 404 Brown Ave Twin beds; $3.00 each; near Westinghouse. Val'ey 2134-J. WILKINSBURG Com fort able room, suit-able gentleman; convenient bus, cars, nation; reasonable.

Churchill 980fi. 24 Unfurnished Rooms BEN AVON 3 roorruj, oath, second- rea sonable; convenient. Linden 4414-M. UUK11U.M 2 connecting rooms, stove, near cars, busses: $30 0374. I LEADLTIP TRA iRnbajrnh utilities.

LOcust EMPLOYMENT ALL advertisements In the Employment columns of the Post-Gazette offering sales positions must indicate the ARTICLE or SERVICE TO BE SOLD and the BASIS OF COMPENSATION. 10 Help Wanted Mm AWNING HANGERS wanted. Apply J. G. Vortish Sons, 739 Rebecca Wilkinsburg.

BARTENDER wanted; must have pood reference. Nicholas Grill. 401 Merchant St. Ambridge. Phone 673.

BODY AND FENDER MAN Experienced, steady work. Call Sterling 44S. BOOKKEEPER Clerk. Please answer in own handwriting; state ace. experience, draft status.

Salary $150 to start. Write Box C-3. Post-Gazette. Men now uorkmr in War ln- us tries th, Pittsburgh Arei ere not encouraged to teply to cad i ertsc went ofjeunz emptoy-nent el sen here. COLLECTOR AT ONCE FULL OR PART TIME MAN.

WITH CAR TO COLLECT ON REGULAR PAYING MONTHLY ACCOUNTS SOUTH HILLS AND NORTHSIDK TERRITORIES WRITE GIVING PHONE NUMBER F. R. PAUL. 1809 CLARK BLDG-. PGH CRANE OPERATORS wanted.

AppH Chestnut Hill Contractinp Company. Poplar street and B. Railroad. Johnstown. Pa.

DRUGS Good out of town position for registered Pharmacist. Salary puaran-tees $45 weekly. Apply Rox L-697, Post-Gazette. DRUGGIST Pittsburph room and or qualified assistant in suburbs; can arranpe for board. Lehish 5S30.

DRAFTSMEN Effinent in drawings and experienced steel and machine designing and Write Box G-80S Pittsburgh Post-Gzettr- DRAFTSMEN MecHanical designing and plant layout. Call Ambridge 380. GRINDER Experienced, on small Call Leo Behmer. Walnut 3450. tools.

INSPECTOR Experienced in steel concrete masonry itid machine Installation. Must have at least 6 years experience. Write Box F-804 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette CAN use 2 men, over 50, to follow up our customer in Allegheny Cmintv. Car not essential. Apply or write fit2 Clark Rldg.

MAN Knowing McKeesport, to collect regular payment monthly installment accounts, can earn $40 weekly; reference reouired. Apply Collection Manager, Room fill. 4 10 Liberty ave. MEN (31 PART OF FULL TIME. Contact customers, average $1 to per hour, based on sales.

Business booming. We finance. Advancement. 11 in J2 a. m.

Fuller Brush B27 Fulton Bldg. Grant 4973. MEN (draft exempt I. over Zi. to do light plant work.

See Mr. Haley. Christain second floor. North Pole Storage 121 5 West Carson We. End Mechanics (6) First Class Very good pay.

Call Rrandywine 07u5-0706. Apply 513-549 Rraddock Ave. MECHANICS With automotive experience Apply Garage Superintendent, Greyhound Lines. California Avenue and t. Ives North Side.

MEN Me-r S'dy E' 5903 A-n II A. 18-35 ir.q SU'y. r.f 2 F. M. PAPERHANGERS.

expert mechanics at once. WAlnut 3515. PREISER Must be experienced, good pay, steady work. Apply Frank Cleaners. 1227 Pnr-ng Garden Northside.

Cedar 0146 PRESSER White, experienced, uteady employment. Apply 110 Beverly Road. Locust 10K2. STREET CAR OPERATORS WANTED For permanent work with the burgh Railways System. APPLICANTS SHOULD BE 25 TO 50 YEARS OF AGE.

5 ft 8 inches or over, and c-perienced in driving motor vehicles NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAINING ALLOWANCE. App'y week davs. except Saturday, from :30 a. m. to 12 noon.

7th floor. Duquesne building, Cecil and Duquesne way. SALESMEN To sell Stop-Thief the automatic tire guard that allows no one to touch your car or tires. Need good men for Steubenville. Wheeling, Johnstown, Altoona and all nearby counties.

Exclusive territory. You muft have car. Our men are making $2d a day and better on commission. Write or rail Stop-Thief Company. 111 West Liberty Phone.

Lehigh S395. SAFETY ENGINEER To head up safety program for reputable company with metal fabricating plants located in all sections of the country. Must have had experience with drill presses and stampins machinery. Engineering background. Must have done industrial safety training.

Ten years' experience required. Must be able to travel. State complete personal data and experience. Box N-69S, Post -Gazette. WANTED YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN FURS take charge of storage vault and estimat minor repairs.

Apply Superintendent's Office ROSENBAUM'S TINNER for outside repair work Do not applv unless first class. Phone Hemlock 9933. WORKING FOREMAN JOINT TURNER FOR STEADY WORK. NOW AND AFTER WAR. APPLY AT KEYSTONE DRILLER COMPANY.

ARLINGTON. NEW JERSEY. 14 Instruction Men Women WAR GREATLY increasing appointments to government Jobs. Commence $24.23 to $40.38 MEN-WOMEN. Big opportunity.

Prepare immediately at home, for Pittsburgh examinations. 32-page Civil Service Bonk Full particulars List positions FREE. Act today. Franklin Institute, Dept. 299-N.

Rochester, N. Y. 24 EAST LIBERTY Apartment uJT door room; convenient: hot waTe-friceration; utilities; $25. Business MA. 9433.

GREENFIELD 1 rms. second fl bath, separate meters, Frigidv-Llnden FRIENDSHIP District. 203 K. moms, semi-bath, light, heat Hiland 4039. MILLVALE 3 rooms, kitchenette garage, yard, $40; elderly coup vaie 1651-R.

MT. LEBANON Attractive room. TTi two women; convenient. Lehigh SHERADEN, 1000 Faust, corner Alfef Four rooms, second, semi-bajt- ties. $40.

Federal 1723. SHERADEN. 2714 Glasgow Four f-semi-bath, utilities, laundry; pi-u $30. Federal 339. WANTED Desirable young Gentile or small family to rent our fecopn complete independent kitchen.

Ca. flower 119. 25 Housekeeping Rooms DORMONT Furnished bedroom, utilities. convenient. private gentile adults.

Locust 1197. EAST END 2 large rooms; sec ities; business people; convenient R.vs.-i. HOMEWOOD, RS03 Kelly 2 second; utilities: conveniently adults; reasonable. LIBERTY 3947- 2 light ine rooms; couple. Call even-ri-11P9.

PACIFIC. SOUTH, 3o9 Studio bath, business girl, $35. 9090. POINT rooms. Hiland BREEZE, second S926.

BToO utilities. Simon femi- WILKINSBURG 4 rooms. 3rd ties; semi-private hath; $2T hurst 99SO. 26 Rooms Witn Board EAST END. private bath; meals, Montrose 5794.

-Tw SHERADEN Bright, sunny room cooking; also two housekeeping Federal S751. 26A Convalescent Homes AGED PATIENTS wanted at Sylvia Convalescent Home, 202 East etreet, Washington, Ta. G-od food, and nursing care. Phone 23 Furnished Apartments ATTRACTIVE three rooms, bath. hardwood floors; also jmall Mayflower 013fi.

BEVERLY" RD. 321 Princess Ann A.f ment; beautifully furnished; Ma-. -Locust 253. EAST END May 15-Septembrr crn 5-rocm anartment; porch; convex Schenley 8025. EAST END, 244 South Euclid 2 kitchen, bedroom, refrigeration.

7443. MODERN APARTMENT 4 large bath, dinette; part of fine old re-on landscaped acre; all utilities. Juniper 6095. MT. LEBANON'S most beau'nui merits.

The Embassy, 230 Brv-Locust 1500. NORTH SIDE Business to share my furnished 0104. Fa SHADELAND AVENUE." 3 rooms, private bath. Jumper 192S-R. THE KI SK rooms, well or fi months per 5125 per rnnn tion for Fhone --i a r-pe 34 Unfurnished Apartment CII AM) HI KHAN BRENTWOo; bath.

1127-M. COLONIAL aTtV. -VI Station; 5-room heat, laundry, r'e sion Churchill nt-in DGKWOOP 3 neihh'trl-iod vfrv Rrandywine 127P. r- rce -rw merit. sram heat UM2-M.

-Mr rr 1 ger I MODERN 4 niShrd. C'hvemeri Penhurst 21 31. in a porch. ai a 'i; McKEES ROCKS DISTRICT 5 bath. heat, garazre ineiijded.

S-'i'. rooms, hath, heat, w-ter, S45. Federal 11H2. Federal 07.1 NEW ANN-UREA 201 Swissvale rooms. 1st a venientiy rept.

light. PR. 292! APARTM ENT 3 cinriit -pd arsce Res. BP. 'rt- WILKINSBURG Two ap.artmen's-5 rooms; utilities included 4i avenue.

6914. WILKINSBURG Attractive dur ern 4 rooms. sunnarl'-r. pr: near Wilkin -burg a-garage optional. Hzel 89 VVT LET NSBURG.

614 H'il 3 bath; utilities: able. Penhurst 7257. EAST LMi DANA APARTMENTS MO SO. HIGHLAND AVr Newly decorated. rooms, 'e kitchen ranee and refriger--: ni.shed.

$90. ruin jfisn D' Arlington Apis. CORNER NEVILLE AND A -7-room suite; 3 bedrooms. a--' room with bath, 'ari'e- ELLSWORTH, 5715 apartment; porch: can: Montrose 9410 Lehigh 72M FRANKSTOWN W-apartment, first floor. kitchen, range.

Frigidaire. rent $70. Hiland rooO-kooi. GABEL APART3IENTS CORNER ELLSWORTH A IS 5-room apartments. Utilities ir, rental.

Phone Mayflower Mrr-HERSON BLVD. Modern bath; hest. janitor; convene-'. -Hiland 5291. SOLWAY 570 Second hot water heat (gas), re! rooms, 2 baths, garaee.

Schenlev 0155. LA WRENCEVILLE Three (first); private bath: shower 5052. MOREWOOD GARDENS Attractive 3 baths. -room May 1st a part occur 4950 Forbes St. Modern fi-r-ment, bath, steam heat.

CALL SCHENLEY 2U MORNINGSIDE Four rhc-erfm hath (first); private entrance: Montrose 5052. SOUTH LINDEN Modern 2nd; utilities: Fripidaire. SSO. Montrose 70M5. SQUIRREL.

HILL (2) 2-ronrr one furnished, one convenient location. Court 2440; evenings, Hazei 4' Two Efficiency Apartments In beautiful remodeled buiidmc side district; 2 moms. Sfio S90; all utilities ineiudrd. WEST REALTY Ji. 1234 SOUTH HILLS BROOKLINE.

rooms, first. $35. Locust 212 Wood war: floor, private ba'J 2239. BROOKLINE Half of doun'e rooms; tile bath; garage; hea' completely private. $fiO.

Loci: DORMONT Modern 5-room porch; utilities: $50. See Potomac Ave. AT. MT. LEBANON 5 rooms, fa'1" adult family; heat furnished.

I'-'' 5354. MT. OLIVER Modern 3 or 4-roo-ment; private entrance; heat, Included convenient. Hemlock MT. OLIVER Attractive 2-ro-r ment; private entrance; convenient: adults.

Hemlock 7 OVERBROOK $3S. rooms, modern i DEGENHARDT. AGENCY. C.v PALM GARDEN VILLAGE A pt modern efficiency, utilities excer $49.50. Everglade 2355.

NORIHSIDE LINDEN PLACE. 1207 First rooms, adults only, near stree'e; sonable. PERRYSVILLE Walking to city, $19.50. J. H.

ARONSON CO. MA. Clever Schubert, resident of Mc-Kees Rocks for almost 79 years, who died Friday at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. J.

Buckley, 1408 Chartiers avenue. McKees Rocks, will be held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. Mr. Schubert was born August 19. 1863.

in Robinson township. He was a member of St. Mark's; Lutheran Church in McKees Rocks and of the Protective Home Circle. He had been a borough employe for the last 10 years. He was the husband of the late Emma Schubert, and leaves two sons, Charles of Stowe town ship and Frederick C.

of Cin- cinnati; two brothers, George and J. C. Schubert, and one sister, Mrs. Buckley. I DEATH NOTICES HK4TTV-()n Sunday.

April 19. 1942. si 10:30 a. at his residence. 5R0fi Howe John Lewis Beatty.

husband of Acnes Young Featty. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will he held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. BURROWS On Saturday, April 1942.

Charles Moss Burrows, husband of the late Katherine W. Burrows, and father of Walter William Ralph. War-rcn and Mrs. Theresa B. Underwood.

Friends received at tne family home. ISO Promenade Crafton. Pa. Services will bp held on Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. IK(JK4FK On Friday. April 1942, Mary sister of Emma Harr. Louise Mohney and the late Jennie DeGroff. Fricnd? received at the Katon Funeral Home.

37S Maryland Oakmont. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Oakmont Cemeterv. K.UlMKIKK At Paden City, West On Saturday. April IS.

1912. Anna Ziterer. wife of Robert S. Feldmeier, mother of Sr. M.

Roberto. O. S. Mrs. R.

R. Frye. Anthony. Paul. Mary.

Helen and Joseph. Body will arrive at the Koontz Funeral Home, 1719 Brownsville Road, on Monday at 2 p. m. Funeral Tuesday at in a. m.

Branch 127 L. C. R. A. and Friends invited.

Interment in SI. Peter's Cemetery. FISHER On Friday mormnf. April 17. 1912, at 2:40 o'clock, John Peter, in his Jl'nd rear, husband of the late Sophia Neessner Fisher, father of F.dna Mrs.

Margaret Phillips, Mrs. Ruth Kerr and Wilbur P. Fishrr. of 13 Orchard Kmswnrth. Friend? received at McDonald's Funeral Home.

o'J9 California Avalon. Services Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment Monday morning al 10 o'clock. (iliKTZ Henry D-. of tool Westmoreland St heloved hushand of Anna R.

Lohde, fattier of Henry K. and Stuart W. Goeta of Little Rock, Ark. Funeral from the W. N.

Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship on Monday, April 20, at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. fiKEGOUY On Sunday mormns.

April 19 1942. at Allegheny General Hospital. Geor.ce Tawlson Grepory, beloved hushand of Txniisa Howarth Gregory, father oi Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, Harry. Georee.

and James Grepory. Friends invited to R. C. Robinson Funeral Home. Route s.

Allison Park, where services will he heid Wedne.edav afiernoon, April 22. 1942. at 2:30 o'clock. I New Kensineton papers please copy. 1 HAC KNEY On Friday.

April 17. 1942. at 10:45 p. at her residence. Union-town, Anna Mary Eastman Hack-nev.

widow of Dr. Jacob Sidwell Hack-nev. mother of Mrs. W. W.

Tanney of Uetroit, H. Eastman Hackney of PitU'-tu'Eh Mrs. W. J. Davidson of Con nellsville.

nd .1. Sidwell Hackney. of Point Marion. Pa. Funeral scrv-ieep and interment at Uniomown.

on Mondav. April 20. at 2:00 o'clock. Ht llllKHM AN On Saturday. April s.

Michael, hushand of Mary McGee Hed-derman. and father of Mrs. Mary Elliot Nelson and Joseph Hedder-man. Funeral from the family residence. 4S22 Hatfield on Wednesdav.

April 22. at m. Requiem hieh mass at St. Mary's Church. 46th S' at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. HKNsK.L -At Denver. on Tuesday. April 11.

1912. Karl formerly ot N. Rraddock. Pa. Funeral services at the home of his father.

Edward Hensel. 204 Lohinper N. Rraddock. Mondav, A.iril 2o. at 3:00 p.

m. HE IS RON At Omaha. Neb. or. Thursday, April 16.

1942. Reverend Charles Herron. P. hushand of Mary T. Herron and hrother of Thomas P.

Herron of Irwin. and the Irate Andrew Herron of Piitshnrh, Interment privata Monday mornine. HII.I- On Saturday, her residence. Fox Stroh Hill, wife of of A 1 Pert Jr. April 1.

1942. at Chapr! Manor. Adeie Albert P. and mother George. Barbara and a i ol yn morning pin wh 1 Mill.

Funeral mass Tuesday at St. Scholastica Church. mom'nc at 10 o'clock. KKI'IIART On Saturday, April IS, 1912. at 3:55 p.

Abraham Kephart. husband 'f Hannah Rodders. Friends received at the Fulton Rrndwell Funeral Home, 115 Chartiers Carnegie, where services will be held on Tuesdav, April 21. at 2:30 p. m.

Interment in Chartiers Cemeterv. I NG On Sunday. April il 1942. Frank H. King, hushand of Charlotte Burns King.

Friends received at the late residence. IIS Noble Crafton. until Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services from the Funeral Home of .1. Herbert Hershberger Sons, 57 Station on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. UH.AN Of 97 Becks Run Road, on Sat- urday. April IS. 3942, at 8:10 p. Logan, age 59 years, hushand of Hilda Linnert Katliryn Russ, Mr.

Tressa Sharpe. Logan: si. tiers and a at the John Logan. father of Mrs. Mrs.

Elizabeth Stephens. Calio, Mrs. Margaret Hilda, Miss Grace and also survived by three brother. Friends received F. Semmcirock Funeral Home.

ServiC" 2134 Brownsville Road. Carrick. Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in Zinmcrman's Cemeterv. I.OMS On Saturday, April is.

1912 Mary Agnes Welsh, wife of Albert Lovfs of 4719 Rlair St. Friends received at the Stephen A. O'Toole Funeral Home. 5106 Second Hazelwood. Requiem nigh at Si.

Stephen's Church on Tuesday at 10:30 o'clock. MATTHEWS On Sunday, April 19, Sadie Dorothea Matthews, mother of Mrs. Gertrude McBride, Royal E. Matthews. Mrs.

Emma Wilkinson, Leander L. Matthews and Mrs. Margaret Matthews Duff. Friends received at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F.

J. Duff. 911 Hiland Coraeipolis. where services will he held Tuesday. April 21.

at 2 p. m. Interment Valley Cemetery. Jmper'Pl. MCLAUGHLIN On Saturday.

April is. 1942, at a. at his residence. 2101 Jacob John Miller McLaugh lin in, son of Margaret Gallagher and John M. McLauchlni.

Jr. Friends re ceived at H. Samson's. 537 Neville St Rlessmg services Mondav mornine at 10:30 o'clock. OTOXXELI, On Saturday.

A pri I fs at p. Charles of 92 Ella St Leetsdale. in his 63rd year. Friends received at O'Donnel Funeral Home. Ambridge.

until Tuesday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. James' R. C.

Church. Pewickley, at 9 p. PEEBLES Suddenly, on Saturdav. April 18th. 1942.

at 1:31 p. Ruth N. beloved wife of Walter W. Peebles, and mother of Mrs. W.

T. Ryan. Friends received at John H. Slater Son Funeral Home. 4201 Brownsville Road.

White-hail. Brentwood. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. POWERS On Friday. April 17.

1942. Catherine Powers, mother of Mrs. W. G. McCraley and Mrs.

T. B. McConaughy. Funeral from her late residence, 5803 Walnut Tuesday morning at 9:30. Solemn requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock.

PRICE On Saturday. April 18 Bertha Davidson, wife of William E. Price, of 1028 Biackadore Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Knee Funeral Home. 512 Rebecca Wilkinsburg.

Funeral Tuesday. April 21, at 9:15 a. m. High mass of requiem at the lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. At Elrama. on April IS. 1942. at 10 a.

Lavina aged 96 years. Survived by son. Richard, and daughter, Bertha, at home, and son. Edward, of Elrama. and brother.

George W. Shawl, of Wilson. Pa. Service at the home at 2:30 p. m.

on Tuesday. IKtttanning papers please copy.) Social Club, and the Keystone and Deer Bowling Leagues. For the isjpast two years she had been em 526 TENN A F.N I OUT-OF-TOWN readers wishing to ansicer ads containing only a telephone number may address letters or postcards to the telephone number in care of WANT AD DEPARTMENT, POST-GAZETTE, PITTSBURGH. A MAID wanted: good waees: stay. adults Linden fi2 r.v home ASI INWaLL Twi rooms, connectinc private bath: 20 minutes downtown, immediate.

Sterhnc 1441. BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced. Rood worker: Slavish-Polish preferred: room-hoard optional. 1S5 44th Lawrence-ville. CLEANKR AND LAUNDRF.SS WANTED WHITE.

GOOD PAY. ROOM AND BOARD TX BOARDING SCHOOL. WRITE E-5. POST-GAZKTTE. COLLECTOR AT ONCE.

WOMAN WITH CAR TO COLLECT ON REGULAR PAYING MONTHLY ACCOfNTS. SOUTH HILLS AND NORTHSIDE TERRITORIES. WRITE GIVING THONE NUMBER. PAUL. CLARK F5LPG.

PGH. COUNTRY GIRL White I1S-2S). assis' housework: care 2 school-aee children: couple employed: pnod pay. N-1 2, Post-Gazette. COUNTRY GIRL 18-2S white, housework: experience unnecessary; character reference: start.

P-13. Post-Gazette. DOWNSTAIRS GIRl, White or colored, plain cooking; reference; start. Hazel 55. EXPEr.IEN'CF.D GIRL HOUSEWORK.

PLAIN COOKING. NO LAUNDRY; STAY FOX CHAPEL HOME; STERLING 1777. EXPERIENCED waitresses over 21. Nicholas Grill. 401 Merchant Ambridge, Phona 673.

EXPERIENCED GIRL White, cooking, housework; 3 adults: reference; stay; $15. Oakmont 1611. Reverse charges. EXPERIENCED WHITE have reference. Good wa Oaks St.

Schenley 11R3. COOK Must 5251 Fair FOUNTAIN GRILS-WAITRESSES OVER 21: EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. (WRITE 4 POST GAZETTE). SCHENLEY 4390. GIRL White; experienced; general house work: references reouired; $12; stay nights.

Mayflower 3SK. GIRL For upstairs family; stay, $9.00: work, white; reference. MA. 4 in Sfifi2 GIRLS (10 Advertising ing free soap samples, (before 91 (after 2t. Room 217.

campaign. Apply 319 Third GIRL For Christ ia stav. CH. genera 1 fa mily 50SK housework refined reference; GIRL General nousewr.rK. plain cooking.

laundress employed, stay, reference. $10 $12. Call evenings. Glenshaw S13. GIRL White i 1-331.

housework. No laundry, other help; stay, $10. Sewick-ley 497. GIRL For cooking and housework: laundress employed. Room-bath.

Small adult family. $12. Hazel 103S. GIRL. WHITE.

HOUSEWORK; NO LAUNDRY: PLAIN COOKING; PRIVATE ROOM-BATH. $10 START. MA. 7244. GIRL, Who can do plain cooking.

No cleaning or laundry work. References required Good wages Apply personally. Don't telephone. 5R39 Rartlett Street. Squirrel Hill.

GIRL vat -White, for general housework; pri-room-bath-radio: $10. Oo. Hazel 54R1 GIRL Housework, reference. Stav. Morgantown rd no cooking, 2 adults: Write Mrs.

Fairman, Uniontown. Ta. ssi.ct light housework, no laun dry: private room; good home. Call Fairfax 0330 G1P.L---C home. 1-35).

Stav. white bouse i Fcnhurst ftnall GIRL -Housework, cooking; stay: houseman employed (2 children. 9-J2i; $12 G-7. PosT-Gazette. HA.

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11. 5. Write ofio Navigation Beaver. or call Walnut 06SS. NATIONAL CORPORATION Will consider 3 women f'r dignified work.

Salary arrangement. Apply 5980 Centre mornings onlv. SALESLADY wanted enced Apply in Pchechtcrs. immi dia tely person. 205 expen- Keenan WAITRESSES 21 40.

S'csdy CJ 1 torm j. werKirq s. n. to 2 p. m.

Apply II a. 5903 BAUM BOULEVARD WAITRESS Experienced. red's Lunch. 149 Brownsville road. Mt.

Oliver. WOMAN White, experienced general h. usework. 2 adults: stay; good homo. S10.0O.

Churchill P023. YOUNG LADY to lake orders in circulation branch of large New York publisher. 2 daily pays $30 weekly. Mr. Barnes.

Wabash bldg. I5A Female Help Special PERMANENT or vacation position. Teacher or college student, for contact department. VOLUME LIBRARY work. Minimum $240.

80 days; bonus. Write Box B-lfi. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. 17 Male and female COUPLE wanted for suburban employment, woman for cooking and housework, no laundry, assist with canning in the summer; man for care of lawn, gardening, poultry, etc Separate living nuarters of 5 room modern cottage, bath, heated. Walnut 12fil.

18 Situations Men MAN Pas, custodian draft age wants bookkeeping, or light manufacturing work. P-825. Post-Gazette SALESMAN 32; successful record; 3-A classification; now covering Western Pennsylvania. Western New York State and Ohio. Business curtailed account Wants solid, permanent connection, good product.

Salary or commission. Full or part time. Have new car. Mayflower 499. 20 Situations Women DAY WORK at 9.

MA. WANTED-S2S6. -Call Sunday night STENOGRAPHER Experienced, wants work three hours daily, $8 week. Box A-29. Post-Gazette.

I i i I i 1 Hi il ployed by the City of Pittsburgh. She leaves two sons. William Robert and Warren and two broth- iers, Henry a. Kress ana wiiiiam D. Kress.

CHARLES Funeral Collins. o3. COLLINS services for proprietor of rlcs a Hazel-past a rternoon wood bakery years, will be for the hold this at 2: SO in his late home 73l died Hazelwood avenue, where he Saturday. Mr. Collins, who vva.

.3 native rittsnnrgfher loaves his widow. Mrs. Edith Evans Collins; four daughters, Mrs. Thomas Stevenson. Mrs.

Ebbert Morrison. Edith nnd Dorothy Collins: a son. Charles Collins a brothers. J. E.

Collins and three ndchildren. Burial will be in Chartiers Cemetery. LANG CRAFT Funeral services for George Lang- Craft, who died Saturday morning; in West Fenn Hospital after a illness, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in his residence, Ken-ney avenue, Pitcairn. Mr. Craft was a member of the First United Tresbyterian Church of Titcairn.

Tvrian Lodsre No. 612. Wilmerdinc IF. A. and A.

O. K. of M. IC. Pitcairn.

He leaves one son. Robert H. Craft of Washington. D. three daughters.

Mrs. J. J. Car-bauh and Mrs. O.

T. Madara of Homestead Park, and Gail, at home; and one grandchild. Burial will be in Crofs Road cemetery, Monroeville, Pa. By liolman H. L.

P. H. L. P. 61 16 Louisville.

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Columbus tertoit "tuluth Huron ndianpoiis Can. City M.IMIMM COMPANY The Aliimirum Company of Anicrirn tfpoifprl mnrluiiinp arrar.2:cmrnt? trith thrcp life copanies which are yurchasinft S30.00'i.000 debenture? T(m that company privately. It was innouneerl earlier this month that Aluminum Company stockholders at a special meeting tine 1 will be asked vote on a proposer! increase of SlSO.non.ftOO in the company's incie hredness. Nuts and Jolts mm Sk x- mm jk ftttSPs LOUIS LANDY (Write home! 3 Business Personals BARGAIN CLUB HOUSE AND GROUNDS ON ALLEGHENY RIVER NEAR OAKMONT. WILL FOR QUICK SALE.

POST-GAZETTE. IFICE F-6, APPLICATIONS lor marriage license, also ceremony performed; physical examination arranged through our local doctors. ALDERMAN JOHW F. CaRMICHAEL, Open Evenings. 2.1 E.

Beau St. Washington 247. SCPERFLlOrS HAIR REMOVED SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED Guaranteed never to return MISS L. CARDEUR. ELECT ROLOGI ST 605 Peoplea East End Bide Eazt Liberty Montrose 4493.

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