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mi in jiiiiiiim THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1932 THIRTY-ONE Other Fress Departments, Court 5430 TJIE PITTSBURGH PRESS. ANNOUNCEMENTS 18 Situations -Male I See By The Press i i LAST SUNDAY The Pittsburgh Press Publishe'd 2275 RENTAL ADS The Sun-Telegraph Published 686 RENTAL ADS DAILY The Press lead in Rental advertising is even MORE pronounced. IT'S NATURAL FOR PEOPLE TO LOOK FIRST IN THE PAPER WITH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF. LISTINGS Be Certain to Get Your Ad in This Sunday's PITTSBURGH PRESS Call Court 4900 NOW! a 7 st fd e- id to ie 2. BURIAL RITES ARE ARRANGED FOR JJ.

FRIDAY Services Saturday for President of Independent Brewing Company BORN IN PITTSBURGH Whole Life Here, Served 50 Years as Trustee of Church Services for J. H. Friday, 81, president of the Independent Brewing Company and a lifelong resident of -Pittsburgh, who died yesterday in "l6, 349 801,111 Aiken Avenue, will be held Saturday in Holy Trinity Church at 10 a. m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Mr. Friday, a trustee of Holy Trinity Church more than 50 years was a charter member of Duquesne Council, Knights of Columbus. Surviving are five sons, Harry A John Paul Ralph W. and Vaiter F. Friday; three daughters, Mrs.

Edward A. Wpiss Mr Rogers Flannery and Mrs. Richard wdi.sri, grandchildren and great-grandchild. Mrs. Eliza Warden Brooks Mrs.

Eliza Warden Brooks, wife of John W. Brooks, who died Tuesday in her home, 2314 Arlington Avenue, will be buried in Uniondale Cemetery tomorrow, following services in the home at 2:30 p. m. Born in old Allegheny in 1862 Mrs. Brooks had lived in the South Hills 30 years.

Besides her husband, four sons John Harry Roy E. and Joseph Brooks; three daughters, Mrs. JCdward J. Naab, Mrs. William Callahan and Miss Sara E.

Brooks: three sisters, Mrs. Ada Godfey, Mrs. Bella Quinn and Mrs. Lulu Deitz. all of San Prancisco, and nine grandchildren survive.

Publication Changes Hands NEW YORK, Anril 7 Time. Tnr publishers of Time and Fortune, have announced purchase of con- trolling interest in the Architectural J-orum. for 40 years a leading publication in the architectural field. Firemen Plan Fete Burgess John Mahoney and bor-ojh officials will be guests at the tenth anniversary banquet of the Castle Shannon Volunteer Firemen in St. Ann's Church auditorium tonight.

Marriage Licenses Philip L. Williams. Granville Street. Gl-hanna. Margaret Lane.

3Sl Lincoln Avenue. Sharlysuie, O. Paul E. Sabo. C0C.1 Frederick Street; C.

LcMiock. Ft. Palmer, Pa. Anthonv K. Sylvester.

330 Connecticut Avenue. Washington. D. Helen I'atreck, MI5 Twenty-fourth Street, Anibridxe. Charles Noki.

Cuddy. Ta Elizabeth til' ni, cuddy. Pa. Mike Hitimi. "23 Sarah Street: Charlotte Vahk.

US48 Carson Street. T. Weaver, MosFfleld Street; Nannie Kerns. 7611 Baxter Street. Henry J.

Hecht. 337 Forty-sixth Street: Kose ljoniachow ski, 45" Plummer Street. Leroy Cook. Bedford Avenue: Sadie H. Dowery, 151 Arch Street.

John Tokas, "SCI Penn Avenue: Virginia Lotmisky. Kairniont. W. Va. Carl Uavis.

Whitney Street; Olga Metro. Filth Avenue. Jiseph Blank 344d Perrysville Ave-yTnr: Kuhy B. Colby. l'JOtl East iv'inety-csnth Street.

Cleveland. O. David Li. tiid St. Street.

La-Irobe Kiti C09 Tenth Street. Braddock. John Muse. Jennie Krezanov-sky. Muse.

Fa Frank C. Sturm. Sewickley. Mary K. Wasner.

Allan Arms Apartments, Se-vricUiey. I'a. Leo Dietrich. C35 Watson Boulevard; Anna L. Ehrman.

'J7J0 Kills Street. Theodore Woernley. 13-S Wood Street. VVilkinshurs Marion T. Love.

1015 Clark Stieet. Wilktnsbure. Divorces Filed Anthony F. Matnlons asainst Stella. Mamlous: Nellie Moore a-ainst Thomas W.

Moore. Wavne (Jarrison asainst Florence Garrison: Mary Kaston asaiust Kaston; Alice I. Wetz acamst Silas Werts; Anna K. Day against Maurice Day. Divorces Granted Charles Hatisman from Marsraret TTaus-mair Nellie H.

tiorbach asainst Harry tiorbacb: Frietia Israel a-ainst Charles Israel: Elsia A. Burbick asamst Howard C. Burbick. Wills Filed UnM Ann Clifford. OOO.

Nee per Callahar Attorneys: Martha L. Purler. 4 'J 1 "1 Peter M. Lippert. Attorney; Kc.se Krist.

Albert Barnes Smith. Attorney. Indictments TliCE-al liquor: George Nos'if. John J. Fovard.

Herman Hochstetter. Vincent Vis-cu sso. Thomas Curlev. Lee Alexander. John Albenz Frame Fuchs.

Harry Davmport. Steve Kosso. Michael CattsHa. Theresia Simon Albert Siesr. Bruno Trusila.

Lottery K'fsel Semmel. Horace While. a sambltnc house- Vincent Tohno. "Frank Carroll. Walker, Waiter 1 H--iirv Willmau.

Felony: Chester I'mie-iel. Ktmer Hoyle. Charles Marcmtak Anthonv Pieczyn ki. Walter Frazier. Haroid tiabie Thomas Misdemeanor: William J.

Lynch. W. M. Swane.v. Oscar Mc-lev Ben Mt'ler.

James Hanlon. Kamir Kod'zik Assau't and battery: Willie at-kuis. Edmond fcreda. Andrew Kundrat. Letters of Administration i-m taT4n ro attorney: Kila M.

Douiiass. Mc Ulster Vital Statistics TODAY RPVKTI1 I imnn I'arent-ieacb-r Association. School auditorium. 8 P. m.

ABOKKSS. Mr. Maris B. Mar Donald. -International Social Lyceum.

James Street, 8 p. m. Lt NTH EON, Kiwan-s Club, Attorney 3. CamLbcil, eteaicr. Hotel for; rm, Tioon.

MEETING. tVoBicn'i Federation, ML Lebanon Baptist Church. 8 p. m. Wilkinburg Cnnnnl of Kepub- Ll( HF.O, Pitt Business Men.

Chamber of Commerce, noon. Jnhn I-amrrlon Davies, Nixon Theater. a. m. HACHKOX, Aero Club.

Hotel William Penn. noon. KACHEOX, Monarch" Club. Hotel William i fun. noon.

LI'nrt(X, Optimist Club, Hotel William Icnn. noon. H'XCHWIN, Honor John I.angdon Davies, Hotel William Penn. iioou. Chl rsi Alumni Association, Hotel Uiiiiatu i'enn.

noon. MEETING, Pennsylvania State Naturopathic Association, Hotel William. Penn, 7 p. m. COXVEXTIOS.

Institute of Radio Engineers. Hotel Wiliiaru Penn. all day. Ll'NCHEON. Laundry ten's Exchange, Hotel Scheniey, noun.

B.ICKT. Pittsburgh Florists' and Gardeners' Club. Hotel Scheniey. 6:30 p. m.

BRIDLE. Council cf Jewish Women. Hotel ft' lieniey. 2 p. m.

IHN.VKR. Pittsburgh Bond Club. Hotel Scheniey, 0:30 p. ni. TOMORROW DANCE, T'nivprsity of Pittsburgh College Association, Hotel Scheniey.

p. m. Ml'Ml'ALK, Scheniey Hotel. 11:30 p. m.

i DINNER. Conference "In Foreign Policy Hotel Scheniey. p. m. DINNER.

Ti Omir-ron Sorority. Hotel William I'enn. 5:45 p. ni. MEETING.

Pi Omicron SororUy. 6 :30 p. m. MArilKDV, Retail Lumber Dealers' Association. Hotel William I'enn.

12 p. m. DANCE. Sigma Belt Phi. Hotel William Prim, ft p.

m. 1.1 IIFON. Bent Fenders Club, Hotel Willi tm IVun. noon. MEETING.

Family Help Family, Hotel William Penn. 4:30 p. m. LI NCHEON. Cornell Club, Hotel William I'enn.

noon. Michigan State College Alumni. Hotel William I'enn. 7:30 p. m.

CONKMION. Institute of Radio En- glnccrs. Hotel William Penn, ail day. I.l M'HKDN. Henry George Club, Chamber nf Commerce, noon.

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That is why May 's-Liggett's Drug Stores and other local druggists invite every rheumatic sufferer to try Ru-Ma under an iron-clad guarantee of money back if it does not com-pletelv strvp votir rheumatic misery. Advertisement) No More Hemorrhoids Thousands Praise This Great Inter-nal Remedy That Freed Them From Awful Pile Misery Thousands of Pile sufferers do not know that the cause of Piles is internal bad circulation of blood in the lower bowel. That is the scientific truth about Piles the real reason why salves and suppositories do not give permanent relief. Your Piles will only go when you actually remove the cause and not one minute before. External treatments can't do this.

an, -internal medcine should be used. HEM-ROID. the prescription of Dr. J. S.

Leonhardt. sold by good druggists evervwhere. succeeds because it stimulates the circulation, drives out congested blood, heals and restores the almost dead parts. Dr. Leonhardt HEM-ROID has an almost unbelievable record of success right in this city.

So vth waste time on external remedies or worry about an operation when May's-Liggett's Drug Stores invites everv Pile sufferer to try HEM-ROID with guarantee of money-back if it doe3 not end their Piles, no matter how stubborn the case? Painting PAINTING Interior, work at attractive! rates. Satisfaction raaran. Ce. 5574-W. PAINTING Interior and exterior: ras.

mix paint oi. iob: guar. Ch. 2754. HOUSE PAINTING, inside and oot: rea- sonable prices.

Ma. 2846. Papering rAPERHANGING Wall patr, $7 pef room: work guar. Haw! 3892. FAPERH ANGING Guar, prompt service.

Paper furn. Reas. Reference. Gr. 0237-W.

PAPERHA NGING Very reasonable. Work guar. Distance no object. Ha. Q195.

PAPERHA NGING WITH PAPER. 58 RM. UP. HILAND 3422-M. PAPERHA NGING Work guaranteed.

VERY REAS. Paper if desired. At. 2381. PAPERING $0" with paper: removing by steam.

S3. 50 rm. Grant 829S-J PAPERHA NGING Keep Hoft busy; both edges trimmed: S4 rm. up. Mo.

9702. PAPERHANGING Colored. 53.50 all work guaranteed. Hi. 1534.

PAPERHANGING Very work guar. Paper furnished. Hazel 1403-J. PAPERHANGING both edge trimmed: go anywhere. Grant 2444-W.

PAPERHANGING S3 room up; work paper fnrn. if desired Hi. 7450-J. PAPERHANGINC S4 room: Carrick. Mt.

Oliver and So. Hills: guar. He. 0830. PAPERHANGING Painting.

S3 rm. up; 20 exper, Mr. Meehan. Ce. 0729-J.

PAPERHANGING done anywhere: work 12c roll: paper furn. Ha. 2447. PAPERHANGER wants work. Call Fair- fax 513 Arch St.

Paper Cleaned, Removed PAPER CLEANED Our demonstrator uses SERVU: charges S2.25 rm. Pe 1892. WALLPAPER cleaned. $1 50 cleaner furnished: white man. Fisk 2092-M.

PAPER cleaning and wall washing dons reasonably. FairfaT 4331. Will Pi nor Removed by steam. Exp. Wail -Taper operator.

Le. 4324. WALL PAPER cleaned; 8 yrs. experience; S1.25-S1.50 per ref. Locust 2008.

WALLPAPER cleaned. $1.25 per room; expert white workman. Little. He. 3183.

WALL PAPER cleaned by expert, white man: SI tip: ref. Fisk Piano Tuning PIANOS TUNED. S2: work guar. Farabaugh. Brookline.

Le. 2944-J. Ed Plastering PLASTERING- PLASTERING Brick and cement work; old and new: reas. Cedar 9625. PLASTERING New and repairs all kinds, anywhere.

Everglade 5337. Roofing ROOFING AND SPOUTING. JAMES J. MARTIN. MA.

4534. HA. 6610. Rug Cleaning RUGS tfxia DRY CLEANED ALSO REPAIRING FAIRFAX 9114 $4 "RTIC1 9x13 cleaned. sized.

$3.25. xvt VJO Guar, work. Mo. 9944. RUGS.

9x12. cleaned, sized, moth-proof. S3.25: guar, work. Linden 4 889. RUGS 50 off.

cleaned, repaired, sized. Guaranteed work. Ma. 9449. S2.75 SPECIAL.

9x12 rugs, dry scour. Ce. 4400. Weather Stripping WEATHERSTRIPS Caulking, stops 'leaks. diri.

Fly screens. Terms. Ce. 2748. Wiring HOUSE Wiring Lowest rates.

Floor plugs. SI. 50. Inspec. guar.

Ev. 1669. WIRING at lowest rates. B-plugs and additions: inspect, guar. Le.

3622-J. WIRING 8 rooms, brown and cold fix-tures. S60: registered. Hazel 6255. 21 Beauty Aids FINGER wave.

25c; marcel. a5e; manicure. 25e: facial. 25e; shampoo. 20c.

Burton's. Methodist Bldg 524 Penn across from Home's. Also Regent Penn and Highland. E. E.

Permanent wave S2. PERMANENT S1.25: finger wave. 15c. 25c. La Salle.

309 Aronson BIdg. 25 Transfer and Storage Donaldson Fireproof Furniture Warehouse We Invite you to visit our urarehouse for comparison with others. Lowest rates on storage. local and long distance moving. Lowest Insurance rates.

1012-18 Western U. Pa. Fairfax 0385: night. Linden 4090. CALL SCHENLEY 6000 Special rates on local and long distance moving and storage: need 2 loads N.

one Chicago, one return Boston way points. Pgh. Whse. FURNITURE STORAGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Local and Long Distance Moving.

BLANCKS, TRANSFER STORAGE 6344 Penn A ve. Hi land 0466. HARM AN SONS. Need load from Morgantown. W.

Buffalo to N. Y. Phila. or way points. 206 Fancourt St.

A t. 60.37: eves. Fa. 3057. HASLEY EROS.

Transfer and storage. Local and long distance moving. Return loads wanted from Philadelphia and New York. FA. 6104.

CEDAR 5578 IVORY BROOKS KAUFMANN. INC. Attractive rates. LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING. Montrose 2518.

Eve. Glensha 780. GENERAL hauling and moving; dav and rates. Scheniey 8031 or Ma. 2789.

East End Trucking: Co. Moving baggage expressed. Sc. 3493. RETURN load, week April 4fh from ln- rtijjn a rjriri 2r" points.

Mo. 4450. O'ROURKE STORAGE TRANSFER CO. M(iYIN9-CO' oI ph- 3 rms. 910; 5 rmB.

4 rooms to Baltimore. SS0. a. 561 8. MOVING Reliable, careful: S3.50 rm7: special rates 2 more.

Fisk 1042. MOVING S3. 50 storage $1.50 per ivcianu. pi.j renn Ave, mo. 7019.

ABT L.or"al moving and hauling, n.1 low r.tp. Ur.ln... nan BELMAR STORAGE: In storing hoti.e-Ueepmg goods, rates reas. Ch. 3164 TED HARDWIG HILAND 4545.

Local and long distance moving. Reas. MOVING-S3 reliable and careful movers Ch. 1549. MOVING SERVICE 5Ty OR NIGHT HORGAN SONS.

HAZEL 4643 EXPERT at moving. Work guar. Day or night. A. J.

Marshall. Fa. 4994. 26 Personals Extractions, Plates, $10 3 OC DR. SIMERAU 109 Diamond St.

At. 88RS Notice! ti. E. Lists, M.D 1'Iastic racial Surgeon oyrlnrated at 410 Liberty Ave. 'Wabash BIdg.) Court 90R9 BOw3E.c&,1loi,'i-L0 3 yr" country home.

Write 497. Press office. DR- BLANCH A RD's residence. 2817 East N. Tuesdays and Fridays.

WRITERS of Home Talent Plays and wish- ing to sell same. Write 494. Press onice. RENTALS 28 Furnished Rooms AIKEN 434 S4; large, airy semi- Priv. bath: garage opt.

Mo. 9284 'i im- So. Pleasant next nath: parking: reasrmahle BLECHWOOD BLVD. Gentile businessman, hre. front next bath.

pn. block cars or S7. Ha 5165 BEECH VIEW Broadway; cozy next HalhJjj'g kitchen: car stop. Le. 5199-J.

BKOOKLIJ.E Large 3rd fl r-, iiuvoinncr: reas. e. 3 599-J rm- nPxt far. f4. Suitable 1 or 2.

Ca 4849-J DENNISTON AVE. Front rm Sa: refined gar, opt. Ha. 4791 DORMONT Will share home with coupie or gentlemen, meals opt. Le 7450 for Jye basement Cgk64g6'T" h6at: Caf 'top; 810 DO RMO NT Lovely room.

priv. bath, for lady or couple: private home. Le. 1ORMpNT Large front room for 1 or 2 gentlemen, gar. and brakfat optional, unlimited phone.

Le 62 3 8-W R- FIFTH Clean i-tioiir. Mo 5.149 iil LIU. .122 I.r,r QI suitable 1 or 2 men: S5. Mo. 6544 room.

WANT-ADS For the Big SUNDAY, PRESS Should Be Placed, If Possible, Before 11 O'CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT We Will, However, 'Accept Want-Ads for Sunday Publication Until 1 P. M. SATURDAY Phone COURT 49m 'And an 'Ad-Taker. Will 'Answer SSI Death Notices Mary A. KittsV.

She is also survived by 2 sisters. Gertrude Helen and Mary and a brother. Francis P. Funeral from the family residence. 10S Hiihwixxi comer Highland and Elwood.

Requiem mass at Sacred Heart urch at 9 o'clock on Friday. April 8. PERELLA On Wednesday morning at 5 a. Fred Perella, beloved husband of Theresa perella (nee Crolla). Funeral from the family home.

7219 Leniington East End. on Saturday, April at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 1(1 o'clock. I'E'iHKK On Tuesday evening.

April 5, 1932. at 8:45 o'clock, John husband of the late Frances Aitmeyer. in his 84th year. Funeral from his late residence. Brandts Church Road.

Franklin Township, on Saturday mornine. April at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Alphonsu Church. Wexford.

at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Please omit flowers. POTTS Mrs. Margaret Hall.

Wednesday evening. April 6. 1932, at the Mercy Hospital, wife of John T. Potts. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 2 P.

m. from the family residence. 3003 Main Homestead Park. Munhall. Interment Homestead Cemetery.

Kl BERT On Wednesday, April 6. 1932. at 8:55 p. Enul J. Ruber, beloved husband of Mina Rupert, father of John Rubert.

Funeral from his late home, 4918 Liberty Ave. Notice of time later. EITKEL On Wednesday. April 6. at 11:23 p.

Marsaret S. Fincke. widow of the late Charles H. Ruckel. Services at the L.

P. Smith Funeral Home. 1707 Brishton N. on Saturday. April I.

at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Itrichsville (O.) papers please copy. KKK.SK On Wednesday.

April 6. 1932. at Martha J. Gent Reese, wife of William Reese. in her 67th year.

Funeral from the funeral home of John T. Schanb Sons. 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Services on Saturday.

April w. at 2 p. Friends are invited. In- icrmcnt, in sontn tide cemetery. SCHICK On Thursday.

April 7. 1932. Margaret Schick, wife of the late Casper J. Schick. Funeral from her home.

408 Fifth Homestead. Saturday. April 9. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem hitrh mass at St. Francis R. C. Church. Ninth Ave.

and McClure Munhall. at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Mary Cemetery. Homestead.

SHAW On Tuesday. April ft 1932. at 2 P. at her residenee. 6734 Simonton Georsina .1.

Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth and- the late John C. Shaw and sister of Mary A. and J. Roland Shaw, Mrs.

Sarah Shaw Wilson of Grace B. Shaw. Charlotte Shaw Moss of Chicacn. Maude Shaw Holt of Akron. O.

Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Friday afternoon. April 8. at 2 o'clock.

SHKMPP On Wednesday. April 6. 1932. at. 11:15 p.

Anna M. Shempp. (nee King), aged 74 years. Funeral from her late residence. 618 McKean Charleroi, Saturday.

April 9. at r. m. Interment in Charleroi Cemetery. ijjiuicr ira.) papers please copy.l STARK On Tuesday.

April 5, 1932. at 3 1:30 a. Mary (Minnie Johnston) Stark, wife of Frederick J. Stark, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Cotter. 1 Montooth St. via car 40. 42, 44. 48 to South Hills 'Junction.

I uneral services on Friday. April 8, at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. VKTTKR At St.

Francis Hospital on Wednesday. April 6. 1932. at. 5:40 a.

Mrs. Josephine Noak Vetter. Funeral from Gilbert Mclnnes' Funeral Home, Butler St. at Forty-sixth, on Fridav afternoon, April 8, at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

WALLACE Suddenly. on Wednesday morning' 6. 1932. at 11:30 a. William Wallace, husband of Marv Morris, of 2369 Los Anseles "Beech-view.

Remains at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty South Hills, where services will be held on Fridav evenina: at 8 p. m. United Brotherhood of Carpenters, Local Union No.

230, and friends invited. ATKINS On Wednesday. April 6, 1932. V- John, husband of Ann Evans Watkins. in his 83rd year.

Funeral from the funeral home of John r. Sehaub Sons. -425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Services on Saturday.

April 9. at 3:30 P. m. Friends and members of Gomer Lodfre 64. I.

O. O. are invited. In- terment South Side Cemetery. WILEY" At Ripley.

New York, on Wednesday morninsr. April 6. 1932. at 6 o'clock. Emma Wiley, sister of William Harry M- Halhe and Ada M.

Wiley, formerly i Services at the chapel of the Homewood Cemetery. Dallas and Aylesboro Sq. Hill. Friday morn-in; at 10:30 o'clock. WILLS Jacob son of the late Jacob G.

and Mary Bower Wills, on Tuesday. April 5. 1932. Funeral services at the home of John M. Sherwood.

Criders Corners. Perry Highway, on Fridav. April 8 at 2 p. m. Interment at the cross Roads Cemetery.

1 Tulsa (Okla.1) papers please: eopy.f WOR LEY On April 6. 1932. at 3:40 p. Jesse Ross Worley. asred 61 j-eari at his residence 2719 Fifth Mckeei-port.

husband of Gertrude E. Worlev the Berkey Funeral Home! iV1 McReesnort. Saturday Cemeierv lnlerment in Richland Wayneahnrg papprs please copy. AVI RZER On Wednesday. April 6 193'" at 8 a.

Barbara Schmidt Wurzer! widow of the late John Wurzer. Funeral from the Andrew J. Sirlin funeral Parlor. 123 North ill-vale, on Saturday. April 9.

at 8 -30 a. m. Solemn requiem hiirh mass at St Anthony's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. In Memoriam IN LOVING memory of our de-T father.

A. H. Derdo. who passed away two years airo today, April 7. 1930.

Sadly missed by Wife and Children. IN memory of Patrick McGearv. who died one year asn today. April 7 1931. Sadly missed by mother, sisters and brother.

Funeral Directors A 1 LNERAXi may be just as costly and elaborate as one wishes to pay. It is not necessary to spend a ereat sum to have a beautiful and reverent, funeral. Brush-ton-Homewood Funeral Home proves this fact every dav. BRUSHTON-HOMEWOOD 605 Bmshton At, Funeral Home. Pe.

2901. 5 Florist ClDAS 3707 FORBES STR.E.E.T OAKLAND l'l SPRAYS $3 FLORAL FUNERAL BASKETS 5 5 A Monuments Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY COUNTY MEMORIAL PARK Information At. 9847. Law-Finance Bldir. Lost and Found BAG Larse.

black, silk, contains bank book, eharire coins, money, etc. Lost near Fulton Theater; reward. Mayflower 5511. BAG Cont. approx.

S25 in change; also loose-leaf notebook: lost cor. Sebrine. Beechview Aves. Rew. Le.

0670. BROOCH and rosary beads lost near Scheniey Hotel Tuesday afternoon: sen-timental value. Reward. Churchill 3486. DOG Black and tan.

lost West End: address on collar; reward. Walnut 0218-R. 196 Steuben St. PIN Platinum. 3 diamonds, lost Tuesday Espy across Hillsdale reward.

689 Washington Mt. Lebanon. PL'RSE Black suede, contains driver'! license, keep money. Le. 1406.

RING Lady's diamond, emerald, platinum. April 1. Fa. 7233. Reward.

WALLET Man's, initials w. M. on Upland liberal reward. Penhurst 8908. STOLEN 1-nderwood Standard Portables.

Walnut 557898. Black 558092. Green 539219. Green 502700. and Underwood Noiseless Porables.

Black 543135. Black 541743. and Black 540740. from salesman's car. Anyone identifying these machines call Underwood Elliott Fisher Company immediately.

MAN who found brooch. Rosaries, nr. Scheniey Hotel, call Ch. 3486. 8 Special Notices Furniture Storage Fireproof Warehouses Local and Long' Distance 4 Moving1 Haugh 8 Keenan STORAGE TRANSFER CO.

CENTER EUCLID. M0XTR0SE 6700 CONVENIENT PARKING. GILMORE DRUG CO. LOT (Next to Building) 422 Boulevard of the Allies. One (1) Hour 25c Two (2) Hours 35c ALL DAY 40c CASH- For old gold.

liver, jewelry. bridge work. H. L. GOLD REP'G 515 Clark Bid.

At. 0621. BOWLING League, banquet, entertainment, reasonable. Fa. 8946 or Sr.

7777. "Nolan. or srold. silver, brtdsework. L5Ji Gold 51S Psh.

Life Bids. HOUSEHOLD GOODS at exceptional bax-rains are advertised in the Want Ads. CA CU For your old furs. Fur. J1 405 Psh.

Life Bidff. At. 5621. EMPLOYMENT SE Male Help Instruction BEN FOREMEN AUTO DRIVING 1615 FORBES ST. GRANT 9572-2895.

COURSE So. LICENSE GUARANTEED. MEN WOMEN TAUGHT BY EXPERTS. LEARN A TRADE By our practical system anto mechanics: radio, acetylene and elec. weidinjr: refrigeration parachmo const, and inmpine: complete aviation courses: catalogues free; visitors welcome.

Pittsburgh Auto Trade School. 405 Penn Dept Psh. learn LINOTYPE Fine school: low tuition: keyboard for home instruction. tit catalog. iaotrps School.

ilauaie.Q. CABINET MAKER and finisher desire work. Call Walnut 3765 or write 4 85, Press office. CHEF or restaurant manager, club; 20 years experience. Montrose 3X'f.

CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN Young colored man: experienced; good city reference. Montrose 10S3. CHIROPRACTOR Of six years' practice desires position is assistant. of references. Write 467, Press office.

CLERICAL position or assisting on books, ten years' experience at bookkeeping: also stenographer. A-l reference. Court Q123. CHAUFFEUR Reliable man. wants position: references.

5 years last, place. Hiland 1322-J. DESIGNER 1st class, tools, jigs and fixtures, wishes position. Write 424, Press office, ENGINEER draftsman. 30 years' experience, wants position.

Write 553. 204 Federal St. HANDYMAN for apartment or office building, steady, reliable workman. Write A 402. Press offiVe HOCSECLEANING Particular work: competent workman: low prices: paints, wallpaper, etc.

Hemlock 5339. HOUSECLEANING Paint, paper, sanitas. floor waxing, whitewashing; prices reasonable. Fairfax 2313. HOTEL steward or restaurant manager, experienced back and front of house.

Best of reference: distance no object. Write 441. Press office. HOUSECLEANING Wall washing, wallpaper, sanitas. paint, stucco cleaned, whitewashing', painting; references.

Hiland 0070-M. INTERPRETER Speaks 5 languages, desires any kind of position. Hans Wul-man. 625 Margaretta Braddock. Pa.

ITALIAN Experienced, married pardener. 3 children: real handy man: housework: steady or by day: work in exchange for rent: go anywhere; rood reference. Carnegie 1907-J JANITOR Wrants work. apt. or church, well reference.

Write 3i8, E. E. Press office. JANITOR wants, apartment work: part or full lime: experienced; best reference. Scheniey 7571.

MAN and Wife desire work: wife good cook. Call Homestead 1254-R. MEAT CUTTER or clerk: experienced. Linden 5112-J PAINTER and decorator wishes work: low prices: work guar. Federal PATCH work done oy first class plasterer.

Call Mayflower 2312 or 1945. PITTSBURGH ASSN. IMP. OP POOR Free Employment Bureau. SKILLED MECHANICS.

HANDY MEN. Carpenters. Painters. Plumbers. Electricians, Coal Carriers.

Housemen. Orderlies. Handy Men. Farmers. Pick and Shovel, etc.

Capable, dependable family men. personally known to Help ns find these men work. Free Employment Bureau. 428 Duquesne Way. Atlantic yOUNG MAN.

33. desires connection witn reputable concern as machine tool room foreman, chief inspector, mm. assistant superintendent: two years' college. 11 years' experience: references furnished: location immaterial. Write 465.

Press office. THOROUGHLY experienced radio and refrigeration service man: any make; neatly serviced. Churchill 5285. ITE MAN wants position as chauffeur: general all-round man: good driver and gardener: references: reasonable wages. Wtite 440.

Press office. RELIABLE couple want 3-room apt. or private home, in exchange for services. with little pay. Write 411.

Press office. EXPERIENCED middle age married farmer with good references. Write 1101 State Coraopolis. Pa. ENERGETIC and intelligent young man 'colored desires position in any capacity: willing to stay on place.

Scheniey 7782: George. YOUNG man. former hotel clerk, desires position: clerical work preferred: refer- I ences. Clifford Mills. 1030 Chislett St-city.

YOUNG experienced meat cutter, counterman: also can do clerical work. Cedar S1S30. MARRIED man needs position. Grocery and fish store experience, house repairing, blue print work: can drive car; reference. Walnut 1622-R.

t9 Situations Female AMERICAN-GERMAN girl, age 18. wants housework, with small family. Hause 192. Muse. Pa.

AMERICAN. Protestant girl wants position as housemaid for respectable gentiles. Write 876. E. E.

Press office. BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER Wide experience, capable of taking full charge of office, now available, evening. Sunday, temporary, part time or perma-nent w-ork. Call Montrose 2613 evenings. COOK FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK WOULD BE WILLING TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY LADY OR COUPLE: TRAINED GERMAN NURSE.

WRITE 474. PRESS OFFICE. DAY WORK Colored girl: experienced; S2.50. car fare. Mo.

9289. DAY WORK Or maid's work; colored woman: Montrose 2642. DAY WORK or care of apartment by col-ored woman; furnish references. Hi- land 1534. DAYWORK Wanted by experienced woman: references.

Emerson 0542 EPISCOPAL minister's daughter, private school education, experience, references, desires position as child nurse. Will travel, go to country. Write H- 458. Press office. GRADUATE NURSE wants work, willing to travel; reference.

Writ 439. Press office. GIRL Experienced, desires ehamberwork or housework, plain cooking. Gr. 9773.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK Refined colored girl: no washing: good cook; city ref-crence. Homestead Q71 6. GENERAL housework wanted by refined white girl, stay nights. Call Mayflower 5947. GENERAL housework Go home nights: city references.

Hazel 6001-J. 1:30 to 5. GOVERNESS Care of children- or adults: capable housekeeper and seamstress. Mo 3209. GRADUATE registered nurse desires steady position in doctor's office, bookkeeping and typing experience.

$13 wk. Hiland 2033-J. GENERAL housework, cooking. Austrian girl: experienced, good laundress: stay nights: 2 adults, gentiles, city reference. S12-S14.

Hiland 4590-J. HOUSEKEEPER Capable taking full charge: neat, economical, excellent cook, general housework or day work; references. Carrick 0211-W. HOUSEKEEPER Good reference; middle-aged. Not encumbered.

Write 443, Press office. HOUSEKEEPER Desires position, bachelor apartment or motherless home. Call Frances. Montrose 4263. HUNGARIAN GIRL desires housekeeping, washing and ironing.

Call Duquesne 7459. MAN and wife, white, experienced, for private family. Write Box 4, 3806 Forbes St. NURSEMAID Or housework, prefer good home. Hiland 5663-R.

NURSE of approved ability will take any type of case. Lehigh 9944-R. PRACTICAL NURSE Mental cases or housekeeper for adults: middle aged woman: references. Call Scheniey 7958. PRACTICAL nursing by experienced nurse; maternity and elderly people.

Penhurst 3965. STENOGRAPHER Multigraph operator desires full or part time. Lehigh 2597-J. WIDOW desires position. 10 yrs'.

experi-, ence interviewing the public; capable of taking charge of office. Write 418. Press office. WIDOW desires housekeeping for widower with 1 or 2 children. 1022 Sheffield rear, corner Bidwell.

MIDDLE-AGED woman. single. wishes housework for elderly couple. Write 375. E.

E. Press office. EXPERIENCED housekeeper with child 9. available for refined family home. Reference.

Linden ELDERLY WOMs-N wants light, housework, 1.25 week. Write 483. Press office. EXPERIENCED colored woman, good cook: all around worker: 8 years' nursing experience; wishes work; references. Hiland 7837.

ELDERLY woman wants light housework, exchange for room. Write 447 Press office. YOUNG lady desires position as store clerk: bakery preferred. Grant 1617-J. CAPABLE, refined young woman, wishes position as "housekeeper" in motherless home: experienced.

Cedar 9306. WHITE woman laundress wishes work; good ironer. S2.50 day. May. 9242..

WHITE woman with bet references desires work by the day. S2.50 day and car fare. Hemlock 5185. WHITE woman wants day work, honest, reliable. $2, car fare.

Fairfax 0240. RESPECTABLE colored woman desires part-time maid work. Grant 0887. G. W.

EXPERIENCED colored woman wishes sewing by the day. Ma. 9864. YOUNG colored widow wants day work, S2. car fare: references.

Sterling 1561. YOUNG white lady wants day work, experienced, best relerence: S2. carlare: also part time. Ca. 2819-J.

COLORED girl desires week work, or part time: citv references: go home nights. Grant 2283 R. COLORED woman desires work Tuesday. Friday, S2 5 and carfare: reference. Lehigh 2562-R.

COLORED girl, experienced, desires work oy oay. and carlare. Reference. Mayflower 2093. BUSINESS SERVICE 20 Business Wanted RT INTFIQ lower prices.

iSEL'S IaNLO CRYSTAL PROC. St. 2653. PU TNTl Cleaned like new. 25e.

ACE BLINDS CLEANED-ui: Litr Mt- A -tv-t-J'JX---tre Co. Sc. 4239 SUIP covers and draperies made to order. A-l work. Le 5194-R Flooring FLOORS refinished and machines rented.

Painting PAINTING Anywhere. Free esti iai.uiu- mate: terms. Pe. 7412 PAINTING. ind interior decorating: eai.

free. Jos. Scherder. Pe. 2247.

PAINTING Mix paint on iob: guaran Death Notices BELL Wednesday. April 6, Winifred Collins, -wife of Howard Bell, aired 38 years. Funeral from the residence of her brother. Steven Collins. 315 Lehigh Saturdav.

Requiem mass at Sacred Heari Church at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. BROOK On Wednesday. April b. 1932, at 6.15 P.

Mary Louise Brooks nee Milligan). widow of the late Edward Funeral from her residence. Dresdon Way. on Saturday at p. m.

at jo p. m. Saturday. Friends are mvitcf. ISKOOKS On Tuesday.

Ann! 5. 1332. at 5:3) p. Eliza Warden Brooks, beloved wife of John W. Sr.

Funeral services at her late residence, 2314 Arlington on Friday. Anril at 2:30 t. m. Friends are invited. BIRf.MIN On Wednesday morninsr.

April S. 19.T-2. in Washington, T. C. Kfne James Burywin.

widow of the late Henry Phillips Burffwin. formerly of Pittsburgh. Funeral serviees Thursday afternoon. April 7. at 3 :30 o'clock in the Chapel of the Church of the Ascension, Ellsworth Pittsburgh.

Interment private. 1K WALT-BERK On Wednesday. April 6. at 8:55 p. Minnie Berj De-waJt.

widow of Jacob P. Dewalt. aired 7t years: mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Mc-f'onneli and Henry J. Dewalt.

Services Friday evenina: at 8 o'clock at the residence of her son. 8C3 Bellaire Avenue, near Flathush Avenue. Brookline. Pittsburgh. Funeral services Saturday at p.

m. at the residence of her daughter, near Homer City. Pa. Friends are invited. Interment in Blairsvilie Cemetery.

lilKHL On Wednesday, April B. at :1 5 a. at the residence of her laughter. Mrs. H.

J. Diller ol 7441 Monticello Pittsburgh. Mrs. Lovina. Diehl.

in her 87th year. Funeral services at Stewart's funeral home. S05 Krushton on Friday. April 8. at 8 p.

m. Continued services in United Evangelical Church at Portaee, Saturday. April 0. at 1 p. m.

EATON At his home. Fourth and Fair Beaver. on Wednesday. April 19.3'J. at p.

Ralph N. Eaton. Funeral from his late home on Friday. April 8. at 1 p.

m. Interment Chartiers Cemetery. On Tuesday. April 5. 193il, at 45 p.

Mrs. Emma McClannahan Evans, widow of Louis Evans and sister of Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Funeral from her late residem-e. P5fl West North Avenue.

North Side, on Friday mornins at urt o'clock. Hisrh requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at, o'clock. HIKSTtK Of whnnpisz cottsrh. on Thursday, April 7.

at 7:15 a. Conrad W. Forster. son of Georpe J. and Flfreda Schmidt Forster.

asred 8 months days. Funeral Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of his parents. 3124 Warrinsr-ton near Twelfth St.

Incline. South Sicte Pzh. Interment in St. Paul Cemetery. FRIDAY On Wednesday niorninc April 6, 11132, at 8:15 o'clock.

John H. Friday, husband of the late Francisca Fuchs Friday. Funeral from his late home, 349 South Aiken on Friday morninqr at 9:30 o'clock. Solemn hii-'h mass of requiem at Holy Trinity Church. Center at 10 o'clock.

l.II.LF.SSF.E Thomas, on Tuesday. April 5. 1932. at 4 p. m.

Remains may be viewed at Baker's, mortuary, Franks-town East End. Funeral Friday at 10 a. m. at Sacred Heart Church. In-tcrment St.

Marys Cemetery. Homestead. H.Sf, On Wednesday, April K. T932. at 12:50 a.

Wilhelmina Haase. beloved wife of Bruno Otto Haase. Survived by three daughters. Mrs. Waiter Johnston.

Mrs. William Schaffer and Miss Lena Haase. Friends of the family and members of the Manchester Con-creg-anonal Church and Manchester Circle. P. H.

O. No. 237. are invited to attend the funeral services at her late residence. 1228 Juniata Street.

K. on Snnd ay. A pril 1 0. at 2.30 p. ni.

HI MM EI, On Tuesday. April 5. 1932. at 3 2:20 p. Anthony Hummel, husband nf Clara Franz Hummel.

Funeral from the. late residence. 2218 Harbor Sprimr Hill, on Saturday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at St.

Ambrose R. C. Chureli at. 9 a. ni.

Friends invited. HI NT On Tuesday. April 5. 1932. at 8:25 a.

Patrick Joseph, husband of the late Alice C. Hunt, ased 87 years. Funeral from his late residence. 22 Montana Friday morning- at 8-30. Reauiem mass at the Nativity Church.

Franklin at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family and members of Holy Name Society are invited. Please omit flowers. JAMES On Wednesday. April 6.

3 932. at 2:20 a. John husband of the late Janet Brown James, aeed 52 years. Funeral services from the Fisher Owen Funeral Home. 126 Hazelwood Ave, on Saturday.

April 9 at 2 o'clock. Members of B. of L. E. No.

J70 and Clan Cameron. O. S. C. and L.

O. O. M. No. 46 and friends are invited to attend.

JAMISON Jameis died on Wednesday. April ti. at 7:30 p. husband of Julia A. Jamison fnee Morrisonl, member of Oreensbursr TT.

P. Church. Homewood I.odse 635. F. and A.

New Castle Consistory. Syria Temple. Pittsburgh. Pa. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence.

Harrison City Road, Interment In Uniondale Cemetery. North Side, Pittsburgh. Pa. JENKINS On Wednesday, April 6. 3932.

at p. Anna Lora Crumrine. beloved of E. B. Jenkins, mother of Mrs.

w. r. Green of New Rochelle. N. and Mrs.

J. W. Bridsres of Mt. Lebanon, at her home. 290( Glenmore Avenue.

Dormont. Remains at the lieinhauer mortuary. 2H30 West Liberty Avenue, where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. JOVCE At Readinc-.

Pa. on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ella Robinson Joyce, wife of Henry Joyce, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Polan of Wheelin-r and Mrs. William McMahon of Pph.

Funeral from Jerry T. Shea's funeral home. 4064 Penn Ave. at Main on Friday morninsr. with hlsh mass of requiem at St.

Mary's Church. 30 o'clock. Friends invited. Body will arrive Pittsburgh Thursday at 10 o'clock. KAMKE On Wednesday at 7:15 a.

Ausrust beloved husband of Gertrude Kamke (nee Ickert). in his 64th year. Funeral services at the family home. 224 Clifton Sharpsbure-, on Friday. April 8.

at 2 :30 p. m. Friends invited. KOEHf.KK On Thursday. April 7.

3932. at 2:45 a. Mrs. Sarah J. Koehler 'nee Kircher).

widow of Albert J. Koehler and mother of Margaret. Hazel and Floyd Koehler of Emsworth. Funeral services at. her late residence.

64 rittsbnreh Emsworth. on Saturday. April 9. at 3 p. m.

Friends invited. KI HRT (Court) On Tuesday. April 5th. 1932. at 32:20 p.

Conrad N. Kuhrt 'Court), ased 43 years, husband of Mary Kuhrt (nee Resets), son of Mary Kuhrt and the late John C. Kuhrt. Funeral from 1517 Irwin North Side. Pittsburgh, Pa on Saturday.

April 9th. at 2:30 p. m. Members of the Wm. Thaw Council No.

396 and friends invited. Interment private. KYI.IE At Mercy Hospital, on Monday. April 4. 1932.

at 8:15 p. Miss Mary Kylie. Funeral from the home of her niece. Miss Gildernew. 67 Mainssrate Street.

Inrram. on Friday morninfr at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem hisrh mass at St. Philip's Church. Crafton.

at 0 a Fri ends invited. LINDSAY Suddenly, on Wednesday. April 1932. at 2 a. Elizabeth Peterson Lindsay, widow of William H.

Lindsay. Funeral services at her late residence. 91 Baldwin Crafton. on Fri- day at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. I'C. A On Tuesday. April 5. 1932.

Dorothy Szczurek. asred 65 years, widow of John Lucas and mother of Mrs. Anna Silbach. John. Joseph.

Sophie and Peter Lucas. Funeral from her late residenee. 517 East Laeock on Friday. April 8. at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem hiirh mass at St. Wenceslans Roman atbolic Church, at 9 a. m. Members of Ann's Society and friends invited.

interment private. MAI.ONEY On Wednesday. April 6. 1932. at 3:55 p.

Bridget (Bee) Fallon, wife of Michael F. Maloney and mother of Edward James Patrick J. and John F. Maloney. Funeral from her late residence.

2701 Queens-boro Avenue. Brookline, on Saturday morninr, April 9. at 9:30 o'clock. Hijrh mas of requiem at the Churh of Resurrection at 10 o'clock. Friends Take 39 car to Queensboro Avenue.

Scranton (Pa.) and Los Ansreles (Cal.) papers please copy. 1 MEKZ On Wednesday. April 6. 3932. at I a.

Alice beloved daughter of Louis and Emma Armbruster Merz. aired I I months. Services at the family residence, 3 Wickline Lane, on Saturday. Apn! 9. at 2 p.

m. MII.I.ER Suddenly, on Monday, April 4. 1932. at 1:10 p. Raymond Miller, beloved husband of Zora Miller tnee Manula).

Funeral from the home of his sister. Mrs. Thomas Carroll. 161 Mulberry Way. Second Ward, on Fri day.

Aprtl 8. at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem hisrh mass at Old St. Patrick hurch at if a.

m. Friends invited. MILLER On Wednesday. April 6. 1932.

Gcorce Miller, in his 86th year, father of Mrs. Amelia Escherick. Funeral from the chapel of Grime Blair. 4112 Main on Friday. April 8.

at 3 v. m. MI SKI US On Thursday, April 7. 1932. at 4:55 a.

Minnie P. Muskulus, mother of Mrs. w. H. White and Oscar Muskulus.

a-red 87 years. Funeral services at the residence of her dauarhter. 34S7 Milwaukee Sunday afternoon at 2 :30 clock. Interment in Oakland Cemeterv. MrfOY On Tuesday.

April 5. 1932. at 30 a. James H. McCoy, father of Mrs.

Arties Hanson. Mrs. Unity Bond. James- Robert W. and Thomas J.

McCoy. Services at Oakley's. 1501 Monterey North Side. Friday, April 8. at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. MvtCNK On Wednesday. April 6. 1932.

at 12:55 V. Susan, beloved wife of Michael MeCune and mother of Susan C. and J. P. MeCune.

Funeral from the family resilence, 5712 Broad on Saturday. April 9. at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high rna at Sacred Heart Church at lo o'clock.

Friends invited. MrlMEVALD At her home in Larimer. on Wednesday. April 6. 1932.

10:45 V. Ann Ward McDonald, wife of the late Michael McDonald, in her 87th year. Funeral from the home of her son. James, in New Commercial Hotel. Irwin.

Pa on Saturday. April 9. at a m. Hisrh nias at Immaculate Conception Church. Irwin, at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. OlONNLLL On Wednesday, April 6. 3932. at 1:30 p.

Sarah F. O'Con-rfeli. datiffhrer of Msrr Conroy and the late Michael Conneil. ayed 36 years. Funeral from the ramily residence.

145 Meridan Mt. Washington, on Saturday. April 9. at 8 m. Hisrh ma of requiem at St.

Mary's -pf the Monet Church at o'clock. Friends are invited. PAYNE On Tnesday. April 5. 1932.

at 5-20 Eitzaheth. ase CO. daushter of Mr. and Jira. XboraM I.

Fwna me 9 Male Help Wanted Advertisements requiring an investment of money not permitted In this, column. Please renort any such requests on the part of advertisers to The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Department. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Wanted Must be well recommended. Write 427. Press office.

AUTO PAINTER and body man; A-l only. 5S178 Center Ave. Mr. Snker. BARBER YOUNG AMERICAN.

ATWOOD STREET. S17 BOY 18 to 22. with sales ability, for or-der dept. Salary and bonus. Apply alter only.

418 Empire BIdg. COLLECTOR Prefer married man, with car; commission and car allowance. Pal- ace Ctfdit. B2.3 Liherty Ave. FURNITURE repair, foreman, with knowledge of finishing; wanes not over SIS wk.

to start: pood surronndines; steady work. Write 441. Press office. MEN Sell shirts underwear, raincoats, hosiery: earn S40 weekly: liberal bonuses; sample outfit free. Apply Dor-Mar 401 Keenan BIdg.

Out-of-town write. MEN Neat, for permanent service position: local concern: must have reference and be satisfied with S22.50 start. 507 Li ber Ave. Room 316. Mr.

Stuart. MEN 'i At once to fill vacancies in our pules force; can earn prood pay at sta.rt. Mr. Cooper. 41 0 Liberty Ave.

Room PAINTER For all work, mcl. dec. union pref. Write 3711. E.

E. Press office. Refrigerator Salesman Wonderful opportunity for 3 man will-in? to work hard, to earn pood income, experience unnecessary; permanent: references. Apply Anchor Appliance, 332 Blvd. Allies.

SPECIALTY SALESMEN With executive ability to qualify for positions as managers, supervisors and instructors, to train and manage salesmen, in an expansion program taking in territories to the-Mississippi River. Territories virgin. Product in demand. Men with real ability can make 53.000 to SICUMio yearly. No investment reauired.

ar not essential, but would be an asset. This is not a house to house proposition. Canvassers do not apply. Only the services of real honest to goodness salesmen solicited. Bring- your references.

Apply Salesmanager. 1804 Law Finance 10 to 11, afternoons 2 to 3 p. m. SALESMEN Internationally known company advertising their product over radio, has opening for real salesmen in every town in Western calling on merchants, manufacturers and institutions. Big money maker for the right man.

Write 445. Press office. SALESMANAGER WANTED Deaier in popular priced automobile would like to interview ambitious man who could step in and manage used car department: full charge will be given and a very satisfactory offer to the rieht man, who must be sober and ambitious. Write 4.TJ. Press office.

SALESMEN- Two used car salesmen, prefer experi enced men. residing' in South. Hills. See Mr. Wicker.

758 Brownsville Rd. SALESMEN A nationally known concern can place immed. 2 experienced specialty men accustomed to earning S60 week: permanent position. Apply before noon. Mr.

Parrish. 838 Wahash BIdg. SALESMEN have a very attractive proposition to those who Qualify: something new and a real money maimer. If interested, call at 5901 Penn East Liberty. S-V'ESMEN to sell used cars: here is your chance to make some real money, if you can sell cars.

See Mr. Hunt between 1 to 4. Jones Motor. 1317 Carson St. Do not phone.

SALESMEN Automatic dimmers for head lights: every motorist needs them: bis profits for hustlers. Call Wed. or 1 to 6 p. Room 212 B. Investment BIdg.

SALESMEN make S7 to $10 per day selling auto power boosters: we want good men In Pittsburgh and all towns in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mfs. Dist. 325 Penn Pa. SALESMEN High type, quality business building service Felling to ail retailers: permanent: substantial earnings; best ref.

required. Linden 166t? for appt. SALESMEN Good, needed in Pittsburgh area and nearby towns. Complete line of desirable goods. Write Lillian A.

Poult-ney. R. D. No. 3.

New Kensington. SALESMAN Retail hardware and electrical stores: several substantial lines: state experience. reference, telephone. Write Box 3. 3806 Forbes St.

SALESMEN Oil. tools, soap, salaries. COBY SERVICE. Bessemer BIdg. SOLICITORS With own cars dry clean- ing business, good field.

Mayflower Cleaning Tailoring. 306 Bonnet St. i STUDENTS, ATTENTION Enroll now for summer employment: per week salary with tuition bonus: traveling expense paid, nire BIdg. Apply 101S Em- SINGLE man willing to stay on premises as salesman and shipper, familiar with office work, all kinds lumber, hardware, paints, glass and bldrs'. supplies.

Give references, salary expected. Write 442, Press office. TAILOR For ladies and (rent's alterations. Lasco Cleaning and Tailoring. 2023 Murray Sq Hill.

TUTOR, for young girl preparing for college, boards, exp. necessary. Hazel A FUTURE FOR YOU Are you interested in a position with a future? A large national product that has a wide market. Investigate this and satisfy yourself. Full or part time: will consider women if they have initiative and sales ability.

See Mr. Stalford or Mr. Morton. 505 Liberty Ave. THE Fuller Brush Co.

has immediate employment for 2 men in vicinity of Cora-opolis and Glenshaw. good payinsr routes; references. Call or write S05 Bessemer BIdg. WHITE JANITOR For apartment bnilding: married man: must have previous experience. Living quarters furnished.

Give age, experience and refer-ence. Write 406. Press NATIONAL organization can use 3 men with cars for specialty sales work.i expense allowance plus commission to start: $175 per month and comm. when qualified. Apply 0-12.

Factory Repre-sentatii. 5034 Broad St. 100 MEN Full or part time, chance of a lifetime. Apply 1402 Law Finance BIdg. WILL employ and give absolute, protection and unusual assistance to 3 salesmen, capable of interviewing business men: liberal commission.

Court 0713 for appointment. YOUNG MAN Neat appearing, for outdoor work, assisting manarer: can earn S42 weekly. Suite 630, 410 Liberty Ave. HIGH CLASS salesman wanted to sell standard product: experience not neces-sary. Write 438.

Press office. GRAND RAPIDS Store Equipment Corp. want experienced men to sell new Cream-O-Matic ice cream machine. Apply 2718 Koppers BIdg. after 2 p.

m. Friday. FULLER BRUSH CO. Men 2 for built CP route. Good pay.

steady work. Ap-Ply 26 Fulton BIdg- 3 to 5 p. m. IF satisfied with to $1 duly, call SJltt Freeland off Knox. ANSWER Press Want Ads iuickiy or you mav too lat 10 Help Wanted Special CLAY WORKERS tTn? who can invest a small amount.

Steady employment to the right party. No others need applv. Opportunity knocking." Hemlock 8548. Apply 1713 Carson 2nd floor. REAL ESTATE dealers ofler exceptional hotrm opportunities in the "Real Estate' croup of classifications among: the Want Ada.

Agents Solicitors SELL Puro in coni. with ad in Od. Hskpg. mag, joig qemanq now. E.

Ohio St. SALESMEN It's new. Call Linden 21'tV-R for appointment. 13 Male' and Female Help Advertisements reuuiring an investment of money not permitted In this Column. Please report any such requests on the part of advertisers to The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Department.

COUPLE hite, experienced butler, chauffeur, cook, laundress: must have refer-ence: S35 month. Le. 0534. MALE and female help supplied. Walker i 206 Stanwix St.

14 temale Help Wanted Advertisements requiring an investment of money not permitted In this vol umn. Please report any snrh requests on the part of advertisers to The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Department. BEAUTY Operator, first-class, not less than 3 yrs. exp. in permanent and finger waving.

Jerry' Fedele. 641 Liberty Ave BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced. Write rrs oixice A UT Operator Experienced. Apply Lane 3800 Fifth Ave. CANVASSERS House to house, fastest selling article on the market, no competition.

51 RO Dearborn E. E. DRESS SALESGIRLS For Saturdays only; thoroughly experienced: no others need apply. Dulcey Frocks, 520 Smithfield Friday bet. 4-5 p.

m. DEMONSTRATORS National organization with headquarters in Michigan and branches throughout the country is opening up. Pgh. applicants will be interviewed on Wednesday and Thursday hy Mr. Jack Raufmann.

7th Ave. Hotel. UIRL Experienced general office work; typewriting and adding- machine experience necessary. Salary S10. Write Press office 424 i clean- white.

reliable, mother's iicu.ei. rei req. v.ail IS to 3 Fri. aft Hazel O103-J. GIRL White, gen.

must have prey, exp with Jewish stay nights. 742 Negley Ave. GIRL White, to assist with Ollsework no washing nor cooking-, S5, board. Hi- lann iiMi-j. GIRL White, about 30 or 35 years old, for cooking and housework; reference.

Montrose 3212. GIRL Gen. housework: stav nights; erences. 220 Chesterfield Oak. ref- GIRL White, for g-eneral 5914 Margaretta E.

housework GIRL White, for general housework. good references required. Hazel 7385. GIRL, needing good home; gen. hsewrk Lehigh 087 7-J.

GIRL, To keen house while mother work 2 children. S2Q month. Le. 1755-M. GIRL For housework in Brentwood.

S5 to fiari: reierenees. uarncK 4WW-R. GIRL White, for housework. $3 week Montrose H3S1. GIRL, White, for general housework, good home.

S3 to .4. Em. 0846 GIRL White. Court. house work.

8 Dawson HOUSEKEEPER Woman that needs a good home: small wages. 1724 Monterey St. MAID Foreign born. Slavish or German, aged 23 to 30. for general housework; thoroughly experienced; reference.

Mayflower 4302. MAID White. house go away summer; baby So wk. 1350 Cordova Rd. Mo.

3019. MOTHER'S HELPER White, stay nights'. Le. 04o.I-.T. PRESSERS Experienced.

Apply Liberty Cleaners Dyers. 3801 Liberty Ave. SALESLADIES To take orders on women and children's dresses, sizes 2 yrs. to 55 stouts. 130 style cards selection.

Also men shirts and boys' wash suits. Write or apply Fifth Avenue Styles. 404 Gro- KHn jsing. SALESLADIES on product actually demanded by residents of this city. If you have sold anything from pins to elephants see Mr.

Kaufmann at the Seventh Are. Hotel. Wednesday and Thu rsd a.v TAILORESS One who understands busheling- of men's clothes. Apply A. Tailors, 335 Fifth Ave.

TEACHERS desiring immediate or summer work will be interviewed this week to fill 3 positions with international corporation: personal interview is necessary J( details. Phone Katherine cn. noiei ocneniey. O40U WAITRESS White, experienced, reference. Delicatessen.

2203 Murray Sq. Hill. WOMAN Vacancy April 11th: opportunity is offered woman of responsibility. "Iff to join woman's organization. hours, real future: no experience re-nuired.

Atlantic 2657 for appointment. IMMEDIATE opening for two women, with cultural background, over 25. with our internationally known organization. Former business experience unnecessary. Good remuneration and real future for those qualifying.

Call Miss Brong. Hotel Wm. Penn, Atlantic 7100, for ap-pointment. MAN will room, board poor person for light housekeeping services. Write Press office.

WOMAN wanted, general housework, home nights. North Side. S5. We. 0485-R.

satisfied with $2 to S4 daily, call 816 Freeland off Knox. IS Female Help Instruction BEAUTY culture taught by experts: complete course. Espey Beauty Shop. 333 5th Room 703. Atlantic 2082.

16 Dressmakers COATS, suits, dresses, made or remodeled; guarantee fitting. He. 6366. 17 School and Instruction iniano. sax.

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