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PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE VEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949 18 II Help Waited Wesei Help Wanted Mew legal Worleat Dtath Meflctt Retorti Cottages tor Wan PRIVATE PICNICS Want a picnic for your own rgartr" ttont Private pool, ball field. Juke bom, dancing, grove or indoor tablet, outdoor oven. $50 per day. TF-ArF Warrendate-Rakerstown Rd. Write trm 156 Waxrendale or phone CE.

7271. WAIDAMEER BEACH TtthurgheT', Room board. A varatlon with atmosphere of home. Nice aurroundings, home-rooked meals amusements near. Call Erie 3 3-54 2.

or. write Hanahle, R. D. 1, Waldameer Beach. Erie.

Fa. i.1 ROUTE SALESMAN Living tn Homestead area. Must fce able to furnish bond and references. Apply the Great American Tea 54 32 Penn East Liberty, 1Q a. m.

PART-TIME WORK 3 MEN WITH CAR MAKE $30 A NIGHT ON A DEAIER-D COUNT BASTS MORNINGS ONLY. 10 A. M. SHARP ASK FOP MR. LINEBACK MARTIN-PRRY CORP.

ROOM 307 6218 PENN AT SHADY AVE. SALESMEN World's Largest City Directory Publishing Company selling to busmesa houses only has exceptional opportunity for experienced executive type salesmen. Large earnings assured to men of proven sales ability through salary and high commission system. This is a permanent lifetime excellent earning opportunity in tn tn 4. Polit 545 Sixth Avenue.

2nd floor. MEN If you are over 25. energetic, ambitious and can qualify we will set you up in the accident, sickness, hospitalization insurance business, in your home town, or desired Pittsburgh territory. No investment or experience required. Full or part time commission.

W. J. MeCleltand. 610 Park Bidg. SALESMEN: Growing concern with 50-year reputation among livestock feeders has openings in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

West Virginia and Ohio territories. Only high caliber men seeking permanent profitable connection with definite future need apply. To the man who qualifies after personal interview we oflcr drawing account, commission, group insurance, protected territory, ample training in field and home office. Sales ability essential. Livestock experience helpful.

Write stating age, experience, telephone number, condition of car. etc. NEAR'S FOOD BINGHAMTON. NEW YORK. Storm Window Salesmen The fastest moving storm window In town is here.

9 for $99 Genuine Redwood with screens. Good Commissions. L. W. CREMENS 92 2 E.

Ohio St. CE. 0657 or CE. 0665. mornings only.

WANTED Ladders, plasterers, colored. steady. MO. 554 8. WHY ARE GOOD salesmen In the educational field among the highest paid salesmen in the country? Because only ONE man in a hundred can work 8 hours a day-r week after week WITHOUT supervision.

Think this is a joke? It is an established fact! There i-a nf mar. in burgh and area who could actually capitalize on their will to work and double teir present income. ANY man over 25 capable of handling even a routine office job Intelligently can be successful in our field if he will follow the rules are you such a man? All you need Is a car and ability to discipline your Working hours to make WOO per week or more on percentage basis. Leads furnished. If you are interested, call ATlantic 7558 for appointment.

YOUNG MEN (5) 18-23. Must be able to leave city Immediately for New England states, assisting manager in circulation campaign. Prefer applicants with permanent position In mind. Earning up to $7 5 weekly: commission and bonus. Expenses advanced.

No experience necessary. See Mr. Hine. Fort Pitt Hotel, 10 to 4 Do Not Telephone. Death Kotleei ADAMS Killed in action on May 5.

1945. at Okinawa, while aervlng with Co. F. 382nd Infantry. Private Robert eon of Robert and the late Mary Elizabeth Simpson Adams of 1043 Brushton brother of Susanna and Thomas C.

Adams. Funeral from the John Kekllty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Thursday afternoon at 2 clock. Military services In charge of Homewood Post No. 351, American Legion.

Friends invited. BAXMEIER On July 18, 1949. Edward husband of Julia Lothes Baxmeier of 1218 Richmond Wilk-Intburg (Regent Sq. father of Edward of Wilkinsburg and Mrs. Dorothy Sutton of Beaumont.

Texas, and four grandchildren. Friends received at T. D. Turners. 729 Wallace Wilk-lnsburg, where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.

CARLETON On Monday. July 8. Anne E. Carleton, formerly of 109 Noble Crafton. Daughter of the late James and Mary Welsh Carleton; ister of Sadie R.

Carleton. Friends received at McDermott 1225 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Requiem mass at St. Philip Church, Crafton, on Thursday, July 21, at 9 a. m.

CARROLL (Rev-) On Monday, July 18, 1949. at 7:50 a. Rev. James F. Carroll.

C. S. s. pastor of St. Ann's Church, Millvale.

urvlved by one brother. Rev. Joseph Carroll, and Sister Mary Leo, both of Australia, Sister Mary Denise of Mercy Hurst College, Erie. Mrs. Lillian Kennedy and 2 nieces of Chicago.

111. Remains may be viewed at St. Ann's Rectory. 400 Lincoln Millvale, until Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

Body will be translated to the church to lie In state until Thursday morning at 9:30 a. m. when the Office of the Dead will be chanted. Pontifical high mass at 10 a. m.

CETROLLES Suddenly on July 18, 1949. at 30:45 a. Gabriel Cey-rolles, beloved husband of Brunetta M'acci Ceyrolles, son of Harry and Margaret Ceyrolles. brother of William, John, Harry, James. Mary Hohn, Caroline Webster.

Lucille Richey. Evelyn Jula and Alice Ceyrolles. Friends re-reived at the home of Charles Meacct, Santiago Imperial. where aervlcei will be held on Thursday. July 81 at 1 p.

m. Interment in Valley Cemetery, Imperial. Pa. COLBERT At his residence. 1112 Arch N.

on Monday, July 18. 1949. Arch husband of Joeelyn Darling Colbert: brother of Cecil Colbert. rrienaa reeclved at Aeberli's Chapel. East North Ave.

at Sandusky St. Services Thursday at 2 p. m. DAVIS D. James, formerly of 147 Bronx West View, died suddenly at 427 Llnwood Ridgewood, N.

In his year. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis of Pittsburgh: brother of Lt.

Robert Davis, Mrs. Elmer Barnes of New Castle, Mrs. Betty Selle of Pittsburgh. Funeral arrangements later. DEAN On Tuesday.

July 19. at 5:15 a. William Charles Dean of 1400 Dallas Natrona Heights, Pa. Friends received at the family home. Funeral service Friday 10 a.

m. at Blessed Sacrament Church. Natrona Heights. Burial at Mt. Airy Cemetery.

D04.K On July 1949. William L. Doak, of 8 Grant Bellevue. brother of Mrs. Jean D.

Dodds, Walter S. and Frank F. Doak. Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home.

366 Lincoln Bellevue. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment pri-ate. ECKE On Sunday. July 17, 1949.

Mary Glenn, wife of William R. Ecke ef Barberton, Ohio, formerly of Ems-worth, mother of Lawrence of Lima, Ohio: George Ecke of Reading. and Mrs Mary Miller of Barberton, Ohio; sister of Mrs. Isabel Hendler, Mrs. Lillian Osborne of St.

Petersburg. David of Wooster. Ohio, James of Murray. Kentucky, and Walter Glenn ef New Cattle. Also survived by 3 rrandchildre.

Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Services Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. FLEMING July 17.

Francis beloved husband of Maude Bingham: father ef Margaret, Ruth and Patricia Fleming; brother of Mrs. S. Logan Noel, Mrs. Matthew Whalen and Mrs. Donald P.

Hunt. Friends may call at the Baker Funeral Home, 239 Shady Ave. Requiem mass In Sacred Heart Church Thursday at 10 a. m. Member of Fort Pitt Lodge, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

roWHL At Los Angeles, on Sunday, July 17, 1949. Emma Mar-loff, wife of the late Walter B. Fowhl: sister of George H. and Louis C. Marloff.

Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. FROST On Monday, July 18, 1949, at 9:30 p. at her residence, 5744 Kentucky Stella Stokes Frost, wife of the late Dr. Frank H. Frost: mother of Elizabeth Frost: sister of Lee Stokes of Lebanon.

Ohio, and Mrs. Marietta Coon of California. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment in Lebanon. Ohio. GARDNER -On Tuesday. July 19. at 4 a.

ro. Rose Fitzpatrick Gardner, widow of Thomas E. Gardner, mother of Albert J. Gardner, sister of Dennis Fitzpatrick: also survived by two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral from her home.

5 Bangor Mt. Washington, on Friday, July 22. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Justin's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. HOt'SEL On July 19, 1949, Katb-eryne Simmen. wife of Maurice E.

Housel of 101 South Lexington Pittsburgh. Also 1 sister, Elizabeth Reining, 2 brothers. Cecil K. ana Albert Simmen. Friends received at T.

D. Turner, 729 Wallace Wilkinsbiirg, where services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. KINf, At the residence of her son, 522 Maryland Oakmont, Eunice mother of Floyd F. King: sister of Mrs. Emily Hllty.

Apollo, Mrs. Ztllah Ashbaugh, Verona. also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Eaton-Under wood Funeral Home, 378 Maryland Oakmont. where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock LAVELLE At Allegheny General Hos pital on Tuesday.

July 19. 1:30 Ella, daughter of the late Peter and Ellen McCue, sister of Bertha Mayme and James. Friends received at her late home, 1222 Woodland N. until Saturday. July 23.

at 8:15 a. m. mgn mass oi requiem at Francis Xavior Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. LEEDS On Tuesday.

July 19, 1949. tat 11:15 a. Charles C. Leeds, husband of the late Ida Esquerre Leeds of 708 S. Negley Ave.

Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville until noon Thursday. Memorial services at LeRol Road Church. 299 LeRoi Road off Reynolds between Lang and Homewood Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment later at Old Forge, N. Y. (Please omit flowers.) LEWIS On Monday. July 18, 1949. Harry beloved husband of Eva P.

Lewis, formerly of Knoxville and father pf Mrs. Sara Barlow, Mrs. Mary Byers, Mrs. Ruth Hehman. also 8 grandchil dren.

Friday received at the chapel of John H. Slater fc Son, 22 8 Brownsville Mt. Oliver, until Thursday morn-Xag. Funeral in ClintonviUe, Thursday afternoon. Finiral Dlractart Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company), 4th Ave.

and Wood or to Patterson, Crawford, Arentberg Dunn, First National Bank Fa. Estate of Elizabeth Bingham, deceased, of Pgh. No. 3237 of 1949. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Albert S.

Bingham. 33 Clarion Pgh. 7, or to Edward E. Pearl- man. Berger bio fa.

Estate of Henrietta W. Seif. deceased, of Pgh. No. 3267 of 1949.

Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to oecedent to make payment without delay to Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, successor by merger and consolidation to The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh. Fifth Avenue and Grant Street, or to John A. McCann, 818 Frick Pa. P. M.

Cancelllere. Attorney at Law. 310 Ross Pittsburgh. 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. ana in tne office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County on Monday, the 25th day of July, 1949. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name. style or designation of Neff Publishing Company, with its principal place of business at 527 Fifth Avenue.

Pittsburgh 19. Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Paul Cochrane. 1031 Arlington Avenue. Pittsburgh 3.

Pa. Thomas Lewis Jones, Attorney at Law 1215 Grant Building. Pittsburgh, Pa Notice is hereby given of intention to apply on Tuesday, the 26th day of July. 194 9, to the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. at No.

54 9 Oc tober Term, 1949, for an amendment the Charter of Castle Shannon Fire mens Relief Association, a nonprofit corporation, having its registered office at Park Avenue, Castle Shannon, of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the provisions of Nonprofit corporation Law ef the Commonwealth or pennsyi vania, approved May 5, 1933. The nature and character of the proposed amendment are as follows: To eliminate Paragraph Ninth, which paragraph now states: "Ninth: No intoxicatirrg liquors of any kind are to be sold on the prem ises." Said Articles of Amendment are now on file in the office of the Pro thonotary of Allegheny County, at Pitts burgh. Pa. Thomas Lewis Jones, Solicitor. Notice is hereby given by Diesel Power, a Pennsylvania corporation, having its registered office at 601 Granite Building, Sixth Ave.

and Wood Street. Allegheny county, ruts burgh. of its intention to file with the Department oi state in me commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg. cn the 25th day of July. 1949 under the provisions of the Pennsylvania Business Corporation Law, ap-Droved Mav 5.

1933. as amended. Ar ticles of Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation amending Paragraph Five of its Articles of Incorporation so that the authorized capital stock of the correlation is $2,500,000 divided into 2.500.000 shares of common stock having the par value of 1.00 per share. BECK, McGINNIS JARVIS, Solicitors. DeWitt iUber, Attorney at Law, 178 Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 380 of May 4, 1945. oi intention to nte in tne 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 Alle gheny County, cn Monday, the 25th day of July, 194 9. a Certificate for the conduct oi a business Aiiegneny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or desig nation of Bairdlord Super Market, with its puncipal place of business at Bairdlord.

West Deer Township, Allegheny County, Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Joseph Mermelste.in. 34 91 Beech wood Pittsburgh 17 Pa. Notice of final order of Court In action to quiet title In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania; No.

1250 July Term. 1949; Edward H. Sigmund and Florence E. Sigmund, his wife, vs. George C.

Norris. also known as George E. Norris, his heirs and assigns, and all persons generally Notice is hereby given that on the 19th aay oi July. i94j, the said Court made an order that Judgment in favor of the plaintiffs and against the defendants be. and the same was, entered In the above captioned case, and The said Court further decreed that the within defendants, George C.

Norris. also known as George E. Norris, his i heirs and assigns, and all persons generally, who have or claim to have any i right, title or interest in or claim in or against the following real estate. viz: All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in Uie 14th Ward. Pitta-burgh, Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, being Lot No. 294 in the Oak Grove Plan, of record in the Recorder's Office of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, in Plan Book Volume 14, Page 118, ihall be forever barred from asserting any rlht, lien, title or interest in the land inconsistent with the interest of the plaintiffs set 'orth in their complaint in the within action, and that the title of plaintiffs to Laid land shall be valid and indefeasible as against all rights ano claim's wnatsoever. unless the said defendants, or any of them, appear before the said Court within thirty days after the date of the publication of this notice and show cause why the aforesaid Judgment should be. as to them, opened and set aside.

Prichard. Lawler, Malone and Geltz, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 514 Grant Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Court of Session, Scotland In an Action of Multilpepoinding raised at the instance of The National Bank of Scotland. Limited, 42 St.

Andrew Square. Edinburgh and Others, Pursuers and Real Raisers, against (First! Usher Solstone. formerly earrving on business as Ladies Tailor, 342-346 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, ana then residing at 66 Arden Street, thereafterwards residing at Apartment. 303. 5562 Hobart Mreet.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. U. S. but whose present address and whereabouts are to the Pursuers and Real Rai'TS unknown nd Others, Defenders. The Lord Ordinary on the 8th July, 194 9.

pronounced the following Interlocutor: "8th July. 1949 Lord Pirnam: "The Lord Ordinary finds the Pursuers and Real Raisers liable in once and single payment of the fund in medio holds the Condescendence annexed to the Summons as a Condescendence of the fund In medio: Appoints the dependence of the Anion to be advertised once In each of the "Post-Gazette." Pittsburgh: nd "The Examiner. Los Angeles: united states of America newspapers and appoints all parties claiming Interest in the fund in medio to lodge their condescendences and claims on or jbefore 11th October, 1949. (Signed) T. D.

KING MURRAY. Of which Intimation Is hereby duly made. Mackenzie. Innes and Logan, Solicitors for Pursuers and Real Raisers, 2S Melville Street. Edinburgh, 8th July.

1949. Funeral Directors MARTENS On Tuesday, July 19. Middle wife of the. late Harry J. Martens; motner oi mn.

nuin niuuiiui and Harry Earl Martens. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son, 707 East N. on Thursday at 2 n. m. Member Dames of Malta No.

299. Daughters of America No. 10, Women's Auxiliary Madison Post No. 575 and friends invited. MeFARLAND On Monday.

July 18, 1949. Edward C. of 227 Halket husband of the late Catherine Mc-Knight McFarland, father of Edward James Thomas P. and Mrs. E.

P. Bnrhanan. Friends will be received at John A. Freyvogel's. 3406 Fifth Ave.

Funeral Thursday morning, juiy 21, at 9-30 o'clock. Hieh mass of requiem at St. Paul Cathedral at 10 o'clock. MILLER On Monday, July 18, 1949. late of 1377 Montezuma Bertha A.

Rath, dearly beloved wife of Samuel R. Miller, beloved sister of Adam John A. (Altoona. Pa. 1, Andrew J.

(Md.l. Mrs. Nellie M. Forster. rienas received at 1512 Lincoln E.

E. Funeral services Thursday at the Epiphany Church at 2:30 p. m. Altoona (Pa.) papers please copy. OBER On Monday.

July 18. 1949, at 10:04 p. Amelia M. Sauer. wife of the late Charles F.

Ober of 912 Cedar mother of Mrs. Amelia Rooney, Lucy E. Ober, Mrs. Emma R. Spuhler.

Elmer C. and Arthur A. Ober; sister of Mrs. Isabella Ober, Mrs. Estelle Stangee and Fred A.

Sauer. Friends received at B. B. Devlin Funeral Home, 602 Sherman N. S.

Funeral on Friday morning. Solemn requiem nign mass at St. Mary's Church, Lockhart at 10 clock. Please omit nowers, Friends and members of Lambert Chap ter of St. Vincent Auxiliary invited.

O'NEILL On Tuesday. July 19. Mrs. Mildred A. Parks O'Neill, wife of Thomas P.

of 500 Island McKees Rocks: mother of Betty. Friends received at McDermott 1225 Char-tiers McKees Rocks. Requiem mass at Holy Innocents Church on Friday, Jtily 22. at a. m.

SHANOR At Sewlckley. on Tuesday, July 19, 1949, Charles Krauth Chanor, M. husband of Elizabeth Cooper Shanor of 716 Beaver father of William C. Shanor oi Miami, hia; brother of Edgar of Sharon, Mrs. O.

W. Ziegler of Zelienople, Mrs. L. A. Sullenberger of Greensburg and Mrs.

C. K. Stroh of Sewlckley. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Gray Funeral Home.

328 Beaver Sewlckley. where services will be held on Thursday at 3 p. m. (Please omit flowers. I S1LVERBLATT On Tuesday, July 19.

1949. at 9 a. Isaac Silverblatt, beloved husband of' Katie Silverblatt, and father of Leonard and Irwin Silverblatt, Mrs. Sam Wallstone and Mrs. Jack Rodgers: brother of Jacob, Max.

Louis and Thomas Silverblatt, Mrs. Fannie Wainstein, Mrs. William S. Winer. Mrs.

Abe Smith. Mrs. George Levenson; also 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center where services will be held on Thursdav.

July 21. at 11 a. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Please omit nowers.

SINGER Sunday. July 17. 1949. at 7:10 p. Robert Williams Singer, husband of Jessie Ewing Singer of 5617 Dunmoyle father of Robert W.

Singer. of Danville, Mrs. Jack H. Samson. Clifton.

N. brother of Mrs. Charles Brooks Grarey of Pittsburgh, also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services at H. Samson's, 537 Neville Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment private at Uniontown. Pa. SNYDER C. at 3 a. Tuesday, father of Dr.

T. R. Snyder. Mrs. R.

H. Knowles and Gertrude Snyder; brother of G. H. Snyder and H. P.

Snyder and Anna M. Snyder. Friends received at the home, 194 Washington Vandergrift. Services Thursday at 2pm Burial in Vandergrift Cemeterj. WAYMAN Suddenly, on Monday, July 18, 1949.

William, aged 29 years, of 624 Lillle Braddock, beloved husband of Mary Travoto Wayman; father of Carolyn and son of Mrs. Mane Wayman Randig. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuary. Fourth North Braddock. Funeral Thursday.

July 21, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary Mt. Carmel Church.

Braddock, at 9 a. m. Friends invited. WHALEN Suddenly, on Monday. July 18.

1949. at his late residence. 90 S. 22nd Peter Whalen, in his 61st year: brother of Patrick. Thomas and James Whalen.

Friends received at the Cieslak Funeral Home. 81 S. 15th St. Funeral Thursday at 8 a. m.

Kequiem nign mass at Hoiy cross cnnrcn at 9 a. m. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. WILLIAMS On July 19.1949. William husband of Antoinette L.

Williams of 1506 Pitt Wilkinsburg. Friends received at the Eaton Funeral Home, 733 Ross Wilkinsburg. where serv ices will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. WIRL On Monday. July 18.

1949 at 11:26 a. frank beloved hus band of Anna Wirl (nee Herron) at the family heme. 1461 Bellaire Place, Brookline. father of Eugenie F. Wirl, brother of Carl Wirl of New York.

Friends received at Beinhauser Mor tuary. 2630 West Liberty until Thursday morning at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at Resurrection Church at 10 a. m.

Clyde Kelly Lodge No. 48 Letter Carriers Assn. and friends Invited. WRIGHT E. Swift of Glencoe.

HI. Formerly of Pittsburgh. Suddenly in New York City July 19. Husband of Jean MacLeod Wright, father of Mrs. Robert Martin, of New Castle, Miss Margaret Wright and Mrs.

Gordon Mcpherson of Winetka, 111., and John Elliott Wright, also 2 grandchildren. Brother of Mrs. R. D. Feagm of Macon, and Mrs.

Thomas T. Royston of Asplnwall, Fa. Interment In Glencoe, 111. (Macon, papers pleas copy In Memorlam STEPHEN W. Taylor In loving memory of our dear husband and father who departed this life 10 years ago today.

Today recalls sad memories of a husband gone to rest and the ones who think of him today are the ones who love htm best. His loving wife, May. and family. Florists-Funeral Dtsifni Gidas Spiays Baskets $5 3719 FORBES ST. 1300.

HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill's Only Store 541 Sixth Ave. AT. 2900. LUBIN A SMALLKT. FLORISTS 12S Fifth Ave.

Git. 2200. Monaments-CeiMftry Lota Millvale Monument Works COMPLETE DISPLAT OF COLORED AND BARRE GRANITE MEMORIALS. MI. 1428.

1252 EVERGREEN AVE. Legal Notices Estate of George L. Hallman. deceased, of Pgh. NO.

3056 of 1949. Letters testamentary on nil estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or de mand against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Peoples First National Bank and Trust Company (formerly Faniral Oiractors Educational-Schools Colleges Help Wanted Mew SALES OPENING The Toledo Scale Co. has openmf for salesmen with acceptable quallflcatlona to sell Toledo equipment In Altoona. and Johnstown. territories.

Training provided. Must have car. For Interview write or call Toledo Scale T. Slosi, 4 24 Blvd. Oi Allies, Pittsburgh.

CO. 0336. 13 Help Wanted Women ANAESTHETIST Call or write Char-leroi-Monessen Hospital. Lock 4 Branch, Charlerol. Fa.

Charlerol 35561 AMBITIOUS woman who has intelligence raher than specific experience. Must have initiative and pleasing personality. To Interview and train salespeople for cosmetics firm. Flexible hours. Overwriting and bonus.

For peonel Interview, call MA. 7934. ATTRACTIVE OFFER for women over 25. Must be active, of smart appearance and have use of car. To work three evenings or afternoons weekly giving beauty care Instructions by appointment.

Commission basis. No investment, delivery, or collections. We train and equip. Interview write Box J37. Post-Gazette BEAUTICIAN Experienced; $35 salary plus commission: days a week.

MO. 3550. BEAUTICIAN 2 years experience. Salary and commission. Call Churchill 9589.

CANVASSERS Women or men up to 60. days weeklv. Salary and commission. Apply The 'Great American Tea Company. 178 Lincoln Avenue, Bellevue.

CASHIERS Must be experienced. Apply 3290 Saw Mill Run Blvd. EXPANDING PROGRAM REQUIRES ADDITIONAL REGISTERED NURSES STAFF NURSES For obstetrics, medical and surgical service: 40-hour week, straight shifts, prevailing salary; regular increments: $20 more for permanent 3-11 and 11-7 duty. SCRUB NURSES 40-hour week. prevailing salary: regular Increments; overtime pay and $1 per hour for every hour called out.

Contact Director of Nursing. Monteflore Hospital. 3459 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh 13. MAvfiower 3400. GIRL for general office work; bookkeeping, payroll, some typing.

Experienced preferred. 7302 Hamilton Ave. Penhurst 9638. 5 GIRLS 18-25 Travel California and return. Start work Immediately to assist manager In promotional advertising sales work; earning $50 to $60 wwkly commission and bonus.

Expenses advanced Transportation paid. Opportunity for advancement. Position permanent if qualified. Apply Miss Davis. Fort Pitt Hntel.

10:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. NO PHONE CALLS.

GIRLS A ATTRACTIVE We train yoj to tarn $1 to $2 per hour Give samples introduce new Daggett and Ramsdell Cosmetics service to our eftablisnec customers Liberal commissions. Advancement Investigate. Call Fuller Brush. Grant 4970. MANICURIST Experienced: Gulf Bidg.

Barber Shop. Apply In person. $.10 guarantee. PANTRY GIRL Experienced; good salary. No Sundays or Holidays.

429 Fourth Ave. Law Finance Restaurant. SEAMSTRESS Experienced power machine operator, not over 35; Darning and familiar with slip covert and drapes. "ox H-22 Poft-Garette SAFETY DRIVING SCHOOL SCHENLET tZ SCHLNLET liHH AVTO DRIVING South Hills Driving School 194 9 Dual Controlled Can SPECIAL SPRING RATES We Call at Your Home I HIGH 922 PGH. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS Seventh and Duquetne fVay.

AT. 0800 BARBER SCHOOL No slow season; be your own boti. Approved tor Veterans. PITTSBURGH BARBER SCHOOL 415 Smithfield 2nd floor, Pgh. G.

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F.Merson 500 MAIN OFFICE Fieldbrook 4500 AUTO Driving Special. 5 lessong. $12. Call anytime except Sunday. A.

7996. RADIO repair instruction. Pittsburgh Schol of Tradet, 405 Penn Ave. TOM McNamara School of Salesmanship 5640 Friendship Pgh. 6.

EM. 5275 WATCHMAKERS Enjoy prestige and profltl from expert rhronoeraph repair. Use the fat, foolproof ESEMBL-O-GRAF method. Step-by-step manual for every movement. Write for particulars.

Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute. Dosk 10, 808 Ridge Pittsburgh 12. Pa ENROLL NOW Tailoring School of Pittsburgh General Building 71 Liberty Pgh. 22. Po.

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Jobt available to students while training. VETERANS G. I. APPROVED. Open till 6 p.

m. later by appt. Mich. Tech. Inst.

SCHOOL Or ELECTRICITY Pittsburgh Office 4 03 Keenan 7th St at Liberty COurt 54 24 lagal Hotlen Estate ef Ella Leon a Glesner. de ceased. Of Pgh. No. 3269 of 1949.

Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to William Bert Sands. 79 St. Nicholas or to William Bert Sands. 79 St. Nicholas Pa.

Estate of Robert M. Straub. or Robt. M. Straub.

deceased, of Pgh. No. 324 5 of 1949. Letters' testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and II persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Pauline Rhodes Straub. co Lawrence P.

Monahan. 1808 Union Bank or to Lawrence r. Monahan, Union Bank Pa. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned Trustees of Susquehanna Chemical Corporation. Debtor, in reorganization under Chapter of the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy.

have applied to the District Court of the United States for the western Dis trict of Pennsylvania, to sell timber- lands to the oarties submitting the best offers therefor, as follows: Hammermill Paper Company. Erie, $280,600.00 for 28 parcels in Potter County. Pennsylvania, totaling 30.264.67 acres. Armstrong Forest Company, Johnson-burg. $21,425.87 for 3 parcels In Forest and McKean Counties.

Penn sylvania, totaling 4.312.4 acres. Commonweaitn oi rennsyivania. ur-partment of Forests and Waters. 1.452.00 for 1 parcel in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, totaling 353.10 acres. The Court has fixed Tuesday.

July 26. 1949, at 1:30 p. E. D. S.

Court Room No. 2. United States Court House. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, as the time and place for a hearing on said application.

Henry A. Satterwhite. H. W. Tutchings Trustees.

Bradford. Pa. Mt. Lebanon. July 15.

1949 To whom it mav concern: This is to state that I will no longer be responsible for anv debts or contractural agreements written or verbal Incurred by my wife. MARY R. POPE, also known as Mrs. Louis L. Pope.

LOUIS L. POPE. Sealed Proposals CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND BUILDINGS July 19, 1949. 1 SEPARATE AND SEALED PRO POSALS for the following will be re- tetv-d at the office of tne city controller. City-County Building.

until 3 0:00 a. D. S. August 5. 1949 and will be publicly opened and read aloud one hour later in Council Chambers, City-County Building.

INSURANCE Fire Insurance on various buildings and Plate Glass Insurance at the North Side Market House under the jurisdiction of the Department of Lands and Buildings. 2. All bids must be made upon the prepared form of proposal to be obtained at the office of the Department of Lands and Buildings, Room 312. City-County Building, on and after July 20. 1949.

Proposals containing any omissions, additions, erasures, alterations or Illegible or additional bid of any kind will be rejected as Informal, and no bidder will be permitted to withdraw his bid. 3. The Mayor and the Director of the Department of Lands and Buildings reserve the right to increase or decrease the amount of coverage designated In the Insurance Schedule at the time of award and to reject any or all proposals or to accept any proposal which they deem it to the interest of the City so to do. DAVID L. LAWRENCE.

Mavor. HOMER R. GREENE, Director, Department of Lands and Buildings. ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. July 15th, 194 9.

Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Controller of Allegheny County. 104 Court House. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, until 10:30 clock A. M.t Daylight Savings Time (9:30 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time i.

Tuesday, July 26th. 1949. and publicly opened in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers at 11:00 o'clock A. Dayflght Savings Time (10:00 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time) in Room 410, Court House.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, lor tne following: Drugs and Hospital Suppllei Butter, Eggs and Cheese Irish Potatoes Meats 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 Alle gheny County Institution District Purchasing Department, in Room 207, Court House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Allegheny County Institution District reserves the right to reject any and all bids JAMES W. KNOX. Controller. Allegheny County.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WORKS Pittsburgh, July 15th. 1949. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the County Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104. court House, Pittsburgh. until 9:00 clock A.

Eastern Standard Time, 10:00 o'clock A. Daylight savings Time. Tuesday. August 9th 1949. and will be opened and read by the County Commissioners in the Gold Room, Room 410.

Court House, Pitts burgh. one hour later. 10:00 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time, 11:00 o'clock A. Daylight Savings lime, ror the following: THE GEORGE RANKIN.

MEMORIAL BRIDGE (NEW RANKIN BRIDGE NO 7. MONONGAHELA RIVER, AND APPROACHES) CONTRACT NO. 10 ELECTRICAL WORK THE GEORGE RANKIN. MEMORIAL BRIDGE (NEW RANKIN BRIDGE NO. 7, MONONGAHELA RIVER, AND APPROACHES I CONTRACT NO.

11 FURNISHING LIGHT AND TROLLEY POLES The minimum wage rates permissible on this project shall be in accordance with the schedule of minimum rates set up in the contract documents. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of sixty (60) days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. hpecineations. Form of Contract, Instructions to Bidders. Proposals and Blue Print Copies of Letting Plans may be viewed at the Office of the Commissioners of Allegheny County.

Copies of the above data for use of Bicdcrs will be furnished upon application to the Contract Clerk In the County Department ot Works of Allegheny County. Room 502, County Office Buiidlng, Pittsburgh. Fa. A charge of $2.00 will he made for each set of Standard Specifications. A charge of $5.00 will be made for each set of Contract Plans on Contract No.

10; a charge of $2.00 will be made for earh set of Contract Plans on Contract No. 11. There will be no refund on the Specifications or Plans. Proposals must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Surety Company Bond to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the Instructions to Bidders as evioence that the Bidder will accept and carry out the conditions of the contract In case of award The County Commissioners reserve the right to relert any or all bids. JAMES W.

KNOX. Controller. County of Allegheny. SALE OF BONDS TOWNSHIP OF MT. LEBANON PENNSYLVANIA S150.000.00 Sealed bids will be received by the Township of Mt.

Lebanon. Alleghenv County. Pennsylvania, at the Municipal Building, Washington Road, Township of Mt. Lebanon. Pennsylvania, until 7:00 o'clock P.

E. s. Monday, August 1949, for the purchase of $150,000.00 par value general obligation coupon bonds of the Township. The bonds are of the denomination of $1,000.00 each, registerable as to principal only, dated August 1. 1949, and mature In the order of their number as follows: $8,000.00 or eight bonds on August 1, 1950, and $8,000.00 or eight bonds on August 1st of each year thereafter to and Including August 1.

1959, and $7,000.00 or seven bonds on August 1, 1960, and $7,000.00 or seven bonds on August 1, 1960, and $7,000.00 or seven bonds on August 1st of each year thereafter to and including August 1, 1969, witrRlnterest payable February isi ana August 1st in each year. The principal and interest are payable without deduction for any taxes except gift, succession, or inheritance taxes levied pursuant to any present or future law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Each bid shall specify In a multiple of one-quarter of one per cent a single rate of Interest, not exceeding 6 per annum, which the bonds are to bear and shall be accompanied by cash or a certified or cashier's or treasurer's check drawn to the order of the Township of Mt. Lebanon in the sum of $3,000.00 as security for the performance of such bid. Bids should be addressed to DAVID D.

ROWLANDS, SECRETARY. Municipal Building, Mt. Lebanon Township, Pennsylvania, and shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope sufficiently labeled to Indicate that it Is a bid for these bonds. The bonds will be sold to the highest responsible bidder subject to approval of the authorizing proceedings by the De partment of Internal Affairs of Penn sylvania. No bid for less than par and accrued Interest or for less than all of i the bonds will be accepted.

The ourchaser will receive without charge the opinion of Messrs. Burgwin. Churchill, Ruffln, and Hazlett of Pitts burgh, Pennsylvania, that the bonds are valid, general obligations of the Town- I ship, payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property within the Township without limitation of rate or amount. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. By order of the Board of Township Commissioners of the Township of Mt.

Lebanon, Pennsylvania. DAVID D. ROWLANDS. Secretary. SAMUEL A.

SCRRETNER, Solicitor. I 901 Jones Law Pittsburgh, Pa. STANLEY Home Products eaa plan neat appearing ladlea for home demonstration work. Unusual commission earnings. Phone Atlantic 6307 tot Appointment.

WANTED Girl for time keeping department: Crafton district. Call Walnut 4700. 14 Household Help Wanted. Wemen EXPERIENCED girl. housework.

no cooking, no laundry: other help m- piovea: private room; good wages; references. HA. 8353. HOUSEKEEPER White woman. Light cooking and laundry.

2 adults. Private room, pleaant home. Permanent position. References required. AT.

1176 phone 11 to 3. NURSE Middle-aged woman to care for elderly woman. No household duties. Box G-35. Post-Garette.

II Help Inspection, Men Women AIRLINES need reservation lsta, passenger and station agents, ground radio operators, hostesses. secretaries and eommunicaftonlsts lor public contact, non-technical and technical postions. Interview by appointment only. AT. 5570 today only.

308 Empire Airltnei Central Schools. -1 i i.MMwwr, I6A Barbers Equipment Shops ATTENTION Barbers: For your service the Northside Barber Supply at 104 Fourth Ave. Downtown. Pittsburgh, repairs all make barber chairs. Will loan a service chair, no charge.

Upholster barber and waiting chairs. Grinding taken In, and all kinds of clippers repaired; parcel post service. We have notary public aervice for our customers" convenience. Don forget, when remodeling your shop, see us for the best trade-in allowance. Call Grant iin, asa ior Air.

i -a wauira. BARBERS NOTICE All barbers of Loral Union No. 20 are urged to attend the meeting Thursday. July 21. 8 p.

in 203 House Building. No. 4 Smlthftcld St. E. J.

YOUNG. Secretary-treasurer. BAPBER Good S80 week: anpren ticed. Brunos Barber Shop, 636 Mer chant. Ambridge 0358 BARBER School graduate desires at apprentice.

Ex GI. Full or part time. ST. 1052. BARBER SHOP FOR SAI.K 2 CHAIRS 1516 BEAVER AVE.

BAREER for Friday and Saturday H10 Brighton Foad: 70-V. BARBER wanted tor two weeks only. Phone CoraopoMs 42374. 3-CHAIR Barber fixtures for tale. 634 Herron Ave.

Mr. Mosey, MA. 4894. IT Situations Wanted Men COLORED high school graduateolres work from 12 noon on. GR.

4187. EX-SERVICEMAN desirea position as mechanical draftsman, experienced; references. FE. 3107. MAN desires rk as chauffeur, honest, courteout and dependoble.

Experienced. Good referencei. Thone Keckt-burg 7-R-5. IS Situation! Wanted Women COOK Experienced, from 1 until after dinner. EM 3747.

DAY work or part time, experienced. References. EV B4 4 1 EXPERIENCED woman, with boy deslret position at housekeeper or practical nurse References. EM. 0044.

LAUNDRY or Ironing. Call evenings. CO. 4219. 23 Famished Rooms fer Rent ATLANTIC.

South. 415 Newly decorated room: convenient location; gentleman: references. ATTRACTIVE ttudlo bed-llvlng room twin beds: also tingle room, employed persons. Maid-telephone tervlce. neat transportation.

rcMaurantt. MO. 941. BAUM Blvd Attractive bedroom, employed rnuple gentlemen: very convenient location. MA.

3H0. BELLEVUE Comfortable room: pest bath, private home; near carllne-but Linden M39-M. BELLEVUE Attractive room oulet location, convenient transportation; employed woman. LI. 1311.

RROOKLINE Front room, private bath, gentleman; private home, but-carllne. LE. 241. BROOKLINE Newly decorated eleeplng room. 1-2 girls.

Breakfast optional. LE. 622. CARRICK Pleasant room: private home; near but-car-restaurant; gentleman. Plantation CATHEDRAL Large room, buelness gentleman: ingle room, ttudent.

MA. 837S after5. DORMONT Beautiful large room, rest bath; use of telephone. gentleman: convenient can, restaurants. Lehigh 175.

DORMONT Attractive mom: gentleman; private home: handy carlines, but. restaurants. LE. 208R. DUQUESNE Heights Comfortable room, convenient transportation.

2 employed women. EV. 7104. EAST End. 4 23 North Negley Business man; shower, garage.

Before fl p. m. EAST End Furnished room, private home: convenient to transportation. EM. 3214.

EAST End Sleeping room, next bath; gentleman. Convenient transportation. MO. 3 2 25. EAST End Large tleeplng room; convenient trantportation; private home MO.

6925 ESTELLE St. Sleeping room: 10 min utes 44-48. EV. 106S. FAIRMONT.

South. 323 Refined butl-nest girlt' residence; clean, comfortable convenient. Cooking-laundry privileges Reasonable. FR. 40R5.

HIGHLAND. North Large third floor room. prtyteaJh-eranceOSPSj MT. Lebanon Large room, suitable for 2 gentlemen, unlimited phoneJL0.2 902 MT. Lebanon Attractive room, business-professional man.

References. LO. 2206. MT. Lebanon Front room: egcellent transportation: gentleman.

I.E. 1293. north Side Attractive room, next bath: 5 mjnutetdowntown.FA.12.S9 Viiri inn Vnrhn near Craig Double, single tleeplng rooms; employed gentle- me only, permanent, ma. pcr. PRIVATE bath.

Quiet spacious, beautl. fully furnished home. r.entleman Srhenley district. MA. B70.

tt-TT irivsRt'Rf: 2nd-floor front bed room, phone. Laundry, brekafast optional. Near transportation. Keatonable. PE.

4132. WTLKINSBURO Attractive room. Private adult home; employed pemin, convnient location. 24 Famished Boon with Beari NORTHSIDE Employed gentleman Fine meals. Carafe.

Convenient location. Fairfa 22.6. 25 Housekeeping Booms for Kent rrr. i T. mri 1 I I 'grili.

running water, next bath. CE. 0365 BROOKLIN Housekeeplne shower; 15 minutes city, gentlemen only: reasnnanie. ri. i i EAST Fnd Large, clean tim, handy transportation; employed person.

MO 2-f'f FORBES Two attractive rooms. refrigerator, laundry. Bshy welcome. i ivou. jn.

NORTH Side Near park. 5 minutet downtown; 1 and 2-room anartmenta. newly furnltMl rHLK 1 daire. Cedar 226 1 riwm: also 'sleeping room, twin bedt. running water.

fcM B. 1 i OAKLAND four connecting rnomt. lire twin beds; itudenti preferred; ranee, refrigeration; alwayt hot water. MU. 20 ONE big room for light housekeeping it i id un mi SHADVS1DB Coo efficiency room, range, water, refrigeration.

Sepertte entrance: S40. MU. 6779. 27 Unfurnished Booms for Bent CRAFTON Heights Three roomt, eeml-hath. '7 utllitiet.

private entrance, $85. Federal 5808. SHADY Side 2 unfurnlthed rooms. 2nd floor, semi-bath. $S0.

MU. 0019. 28 Convalescent-Nursing Homes RKAUTIKti- home lor elderly people, lovely grounds; delicious meals. 24-hour nursing care. MI.

3088. EeVan Nursing Home hat opening for Invalid, chronic and convalescent patients: also elderly folkt admitted, competent nursing care. Kor Information. Steubenville 4-090. HARDT Convalescent Home Invalid, elderly or convalescent; S4-hotir nursing care.

State Jcented. FA. 2375. 31 Resorts Cotta.es for Rent CONNEAUT Lake, Eatt Fide Lake-front summer home. Brandywlne 180.

ERIE. Pa. Lake Road Hotel Apart ments Kooms cabins; weekly rates. 2 13 Lake Road. West.

Phone 37-612. I ERIE. Pa. Modern roomt In private home by day or week. Reasonable.

For reservation! write or call Mist Coulson, R62 W. 10th Erie. Pa- Phone Erie 61170. i FINLEY Lake, near North East Erie, i Cottage on iake front. All conveniences Boat.

Suitable for 2 couplet. Sleeps 6-7. BR. 3SP8. CONNEAUT Lake, near park 3 -room cottages: an convenience.

CH. 6 3 4 LAZV Hour Ranch'' offers deliclout meals, twimmlng: nation top Hoot shows, fine horses. Dunbar 4 24 9. iskar Conneaut Ldkc Rooms by day or week, modern country home. Quiet, I restful.

G. P. Rntsman. I D. 2.

Conneaut Lake. Pa. Phone 3708. SPEND your weekeadt at Virginia Lee Tourist Home and Cabins, on Route 30, two mllet west of Clinton. near Raccoon Park.

Reservations, fciurdockt-ville 4-R-2. PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE LOCAL WANT' AD RATES 7 timai, Se par word 30c per Una 45-6 times, 5'2e 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-tfm re'er, mutt bu consecutive in order to corn the reduetd rat tt applicable, Minimum 12 words 2 Until Death Notices In Men-orients. per line Situations Wanted, 3c per word I Minimum 12 words DISCOUNT FOX CASH ON CONSECUTIVE ORDERS Me discount en 1-2-fme ra'trt. WANT AD DEPARTMENT CALL EX. 1475 i Lost and Foand BRACELET Crystal and Jade; between P.

A. A. A Forbes Field, Friday July 8. Reward. EM.

3532. DOG Black with white chest; answers license 52781. Reward. Val-ley 0894-M. GLASSES Pink plastic rims; East Liberty on Saturday.

Reward. PE. 3806. LADIES Watch White gold. Initialed K.

K. Monday, Downtown vicinLty. HA. 8499. LADY'S Wrlstwatch On Murray between Forbes and Bartlett, Monday afternoon.

July 18; reward. HA. 4430. WALLET Brown, considerable money. Monday evening.

Walgreen i-Roosevelt Hotel. Reward. Brandywlne 8165. 2 Strictly Personals DOMESTIC HkOUBLED PROBLEMS CALL NICK CARTER Consultant Personal Life Behavior DETECTIVE AID BUREAU. INC.

Plaza Bidg. Phone any time. Grant 1708 2 A Basiness Personals SICOHOLISM Treated successfully for over 45 years. Gradual reduction alcoholic stimulants. THOMAS INST.

BAKKRSTOWN BARKRSTOW'V PA. GIBSON! A 32685. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED Or rrlined; one day. Dr. Simeral.

109 Diamond npp. McCanns. AT. 8888. Special Notice's PRIVATE Detective Service Secret investigations.

Civil or criminal. Stephen Vrable. HO. 0965. 10 Hall Wanted Men ARE YOU FREE TO TRAVEL 4 men.

18-24. aggressive, to travel to California and return. circulation work. Average earnings $75 per week. Drawing account $175 to start: transportation furnished, new automobile.

Mr. Nestor, Mayfair Hotel, 9 a. noon. Don't phojie. Attention Young Man Under 24.

must be able to leave city this week. Travel Eastern Midwest and New England Summer Resort Areas with junior sales organization. Transportation furnished. Excellent opportunity for future. We train you.

Average earnings. $60 weekly. Drawing account and bonus. Apply in person only. Mr.

Konzen. State Employment Service, 524 Penn Avenue. 10 a. m. to 4 p.

m. AUTO Mechanic Must have experience on Chrysler cars. See Mr. Cronin, White Auto Sales, 961 Ohio River Linden 6353. CANVASSERS Men or women up to 60.

days weekly. Salary and commission. Apply The Great American Tea Company, 178 Lincoln Avenue, Bellevue. CONSTRUCTION Workers, Pacific Northwest and Alaska, all trades, other locations. Justus, Boz 462, Evansville 3, Indiana.

MANUFACTURER will consider applications from thoroughly experienced metal window and industrial door, joist and deck talesman for appointment to district office staff. Qualified applicants with a successful background please write Box H-36. Post-Garette. MARRIED COLLEGE GRADUATE VETERANS A lifetime career opportunity for two married veteran college graduates with giant life insurance company. Immediate salary plus commission.

Complete two-year traininr program at our expense. Promotion when qualified. Pension and Group Insurance benefits. Write for Interview Box D-592. Post-Gazette.

COLLECTOR FULL OH NO SELLING. AVERAGE PER HOUR, ACTIVE MONTHLY ACCOUNTS. APPLY ROOM 604, 711 PENN AVE. AFTER 9:00 A. M.

INSTRUCTOR For air-conditioning and refrigeration repair courses private trade school. Must have at least 3 years' practical experience. Teaching experience preferred, but not necessary, excellent wages. Apply Mr. Tomaino between a.

m. and 1 p. m. Pittsburgh Institute of Air Conditioning Refrigeration, 570 Brushton Ave. METAL Spinner Experienced, non-ferrous metalt.

Steady, pleasant working conditions. Good wtget. Canonsburg 1892. MEN With Cars Full or Part Tim to deliver Telephone Dlrectorlet In Metropolitan Pittsburgh and the following Suburban Telephone Exchange areas. Sewick'ey BrieJqevil' Coreopolis Colonial mperial Olympia Carneqis Sycamore Oalcdale Unity McDonald Oakmcnt Perrysville G'enshaw I Dorseyvil! New Kensington Wrodland i Apply to the location nearest to you as follows: 400 College East Liberty, Pitts- i burgh, Pa.

i 1413 Gironde North Side 'Pittt-! ourgn, Pa. 1042 Brownsville Bon Air, Pittsburgh, Pa. On July 20. 31. and 33 10 A.

M. to 3 P. M. The Reuben H. Do nnelley Corporation MEN WITH CARS ATTENTION Do you want security, steady work and good pay, no lay offs, oo strikes, no depression? If interested, lt would pay you to Investigate at once.

We manufacture an electric appliance specialty that Is new. First unit shown In Pitts burgh February 14. Ntw men lianchised with us are averaging oetter than SI 00 per week in c.scounts. Everybody it a prospect and everjoody can afford it. This Is an opportunity of a lifetime.

It's a "natural." will make you happy. comfoitable ar.d financially independent. prefer men age 22-40. See W. R.

Taylor. 201 Dalzell W23 Penn Ave. Legal Notices Estate of Howard E. Millard, de ceased, of Borough of McKees Rockt. No.

3246 oi JH4y. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requestt all pertons having claims or demands against the estate oi decedent to make known tne same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to James Howard Millard. 800 Broadway, McKees Rocks. John Philip Millard. 517 Mar wood McKees Rocks, and Fidelity Trust Company.

343 4th or to Albert F. Yunker. Atty Wi lsh Bid Pg Pa. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Take notice that on the 12th day of July 1949, the partnership existing between John A. Conomog and William Zolotos.

trading at the Coffee Cup Restaurant at 124 and 124 "A North Sheridan Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, hat been ditsolved. The said business hereafter will be owned and operated by John A. Conomot and all persona having claims and demands thall present them to John A. Conomot for payment.

Edward Goldberg. Esquire. 1101 Law Finance Pittsburgh 19. Pa. 35 Furnished Apts.

Hooses, Rent BEECH P08 2 large roomt, kitchenette; 1st floor: Venetian thadea; Electrolux refrigerator: private entrance. I'se laundry, porch, ard. $il mon h. I.I. 3387.

DORMONT Attractively furnuhed TZ room apartment tile bath. refrig eration, bus. car tervlce; 10 minute Downtown, garage, $110 month. CE. 2261; EAST Liberty 3-room furnished apart-ment; semi-oath; convenient location.

HI. 6906. EDGEWOOD BEECH'S t. 7 rooms. 2 baths and sunroom; elec-trie range, automatic laundry equipment, gas Ai" heat mith Tnon cleaner.

Flower garden: 2 -car garace: early pot-session. Desirable for executive Jlrihur Texter FR. 1805 CH. 3641 KNOXVILLE 4-room apartment. 1st floor; private bath: front -rear entrance.

Completely furnished. One block front transportation. $125 month. EV. 334 1.

VT. OLIVER 3 rooms. temf-nathr utilities; near carline, $16 weekly. MA. PH36.

NEWLY remodeled. fc1r large livnf room, bed room, rrili rn kitchen. Pm- le bath. HAjtiwood floors. All Utilities l.L017 NORTH Side ner Park Modern f5 art'ilts FA 6471.

NORTH Side BralTtiful-3room apartment, faring psik. FA 1066. WIIKINsnvnG 3 eml-t'KtfJ! newly rteronted; adultt only. Ten-hurst 6358. 36 Apartments City 1 Suburban ARE you looking for hotine-apartment? We have IifI mca All locattont-prlrei.

Complete charge. Home Finding Bureau. Jarksnn A22S 37 Apartments East Ind EXECUTIVE APARTMENT Wllklns Ave Arranged for courier newly decimtrd -iitii-p. new refrigerator; heat and furnished. Rental tl full d'-tMl whin tepiymg to Bog Number Pi tt-( SOl'IKWFI.

llHl Ffllcli in all utilities, 1U floor. SV Atlantic PO.TO. 41 Houses for Rent East Ind FORMES St. (Muidm Farms section modern 7 rooms, 2 baths, tararr per. feet condition, completely rrnnirWirn' ad rrdecomtcd.

Prefer adultt. Rent JIMi. Immediate. F. A.

KOH tSH TO. MO. 4tr 38 Apartments South Hills PROSPECT PARK flTTNM "Gil IPI at, FAMII RIMAt NM1ION A rommunity of Garden Type Apsrf-mentt. fmly 30 minutet to downtown dlrert ry bul from plan. Where your children have empie plae ground farllitlet.

KIR IMMMllt I'OSSINMOV 3 Bedroom unit SI 10. including alt utllitiet and kitchen equipment. 2 Bedroom House Units Available about Aug. l.Mh Sioa, pint utilities. Enjoy rlran fresh air and countrvld view.

Modern mopping center In plan. See or Call A. P. RIZ70, Hesident Radfoid Road. Carrlck S072.

42 Houses for Rent South Hills TOR RENT 6 ftntt 1 rnm hntj, Rrnofct1c firmit MARTIN NETTROUR, INC. OR. 740A AT. 423 45 Office I Desk Room for Rent A DOWNTOWN OFFICE ADDIUM a month- telephone answering, fur nlslird office or denk space. 207IVVtSTMr NTBI IMJ.

AT. (WAri. CLARK Building Furnished office "or dek space. Telephone and ttenoiiaphie service. AT.

02.K Mnti.DS Bl WII KIN-nl KG Desirable offices including elevator una all utilities. Reasonable tent. CH. 4041 or GR. 46 Business Property for Bent DOWNTOWN ImmrflTaTe rtmnetiTion," i floors, annrovimetely 14 onn ft.

Stntnhle for offices, show roomt or tmfti neKs Private entrance and elevator. 910 Penn or see vour hrnlier. DOWNTOWN riOOR AREA Approximately 3200 i. ft Carpeted floors and LlgM manufacturing, etr. $250 month.

Light, water, heat furnlhed. Inquire 310 Jonet Law Bidg. Crant 2423. FOR RENT A room I833 feet, main tatnlng a temperature of rero degrees. Suitable for atortng froien fnodt.

Office tpare also Included. Frozen Food Ivkers, McDonald. Pa. Phone 3 1 1 1 McDonald. LIGHT MANUFACTURING DOWNTOWN 5-story building with basement, tM.

road siding, frrlght elevator. Apprnxw matelv 20.000 sq. ft. Reasonable rent SCOTT KCAL1T CO. A t.

7210 48 Wanted to Bent ATTENTION UMIIORKN List rentals IRI t. Screened clients All prires. lor.itlons. HOME FIN IIIMi IslRFAr 4 M2 COUPLE (Reliable'i, 2 daughters and Si: 4-5 unfurnished rooms; masl-miim STi. 0201.

COUPLE (employed I Daughter, grandson. 2 years; 4-room apartment, bath; S70 maximum. MU. 1876 after 6 p. m.

COUPLE Reliable, desires 3 unfurnished rooms. Private hath, 114 00 maximum. Call CE; 3 US. COUPLE Reliable. deTiren unfue nlshed roomt.

Private bath. Call CE. 3135. DESTER ATELY needed by reliable family. 6-rnom house.

Excellent reference. A.7 1 7. PERATELY need V-7 rnomt. adults. 2 children.

Best referencei. Freoiont 2S3S; EAST End Family of 3 d'SIre 3-4 unfurnished rooms-apartment. F-emont l't6. HOI iF. OR I4W.E AFtRTMEKT Family of six.

three adults, tlr-ee children. Hive complete details In first letter to Box PoM-Oarctte. NORTH Borough roiiplo. baby 10 months. 4--roorn unfurnlthed apart- ftj 74 -J.

SMALL farm. f-6 within li-lI miles Pittsburgh; S.10-I.15 month, ft. 32. THREE adults 4 -5-ronm house or apartment; near trantportation. Fr.

12M. WORLD War II widow, 3 children, deT sires 3-4 unfurnlthed roomt. belnr evicted. FE YOl'NC, couple with hab seeking for 2 bedroom apartment. unfurnihed be Sept for peimanent occupancy.

YOl'Nr: exerutive d-tlret 3 roomt, un-furnithed apartment in Sept. Highland Park, Asplnwall or Wllklnshurf district. 0 to S75; will furnish refer-encet. PE. 0779.

evenings. eeA 52 Houses for Sate, City Suburban ALLEGHENY County IS rnlet Pitted burgh. Route 8 -room brick, tne bath, gtt furnace, garage, large lot. Immediate; SI 2.000 S3. 000 5 -room bungalaw.

gat furnace, garage, largelnt: $12 000 IVSOO. EM.60T4. BELLEVUE Duplex. 4 rooms, bataj each floor; 4-ar garage; pear but. RO POn.

BLACKRIDGES 12.750 New 6-room brick, tile bath, garere; gas heat. Laige kitchen unit it bteakfant Stone tireplarr; landscaped lot. Mr. Fario. PE.

38. CAM, ANYTIME. WEST'S SKEKpftff JA. 1234 BUTLER County South Country home, 3 acres. 5 rooms, bath, furnace.

20 miles to Etna. 49f0. Nixon 220 1 Brick House, 8 roomt and bath, finished attic, 3-ear cinder block garage; berry and fruit trees, fl10 acre ground. Inner tecttnn of route BOB and routt 28, one mile from Freeport, 110,100. Tarentum 1167-M.

CANONSBtJRT. Vlrlnltv immMlil, nm. tettlon. new 6-rooro brick. Integral ga rage; Kusco aluminum ttorm windows, door and tcreent, gat furnace, patio and awning; near grade tchool; new community.

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