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THE SUN. BALTIMORE, MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 15. 1943 14 Classifications Nos. I to 14 HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) ZDeatfos c2 JBeatfjs (2) Beatljs 2) VIRGINIA SHORT OF LOCAL BEEF (11) (Continued from Preceding Column) CALL MR.

JAY AT ONCE DAY OR NIGHT IMMEDIATE CASH BEDROOM HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TABLE TOP GAS RANGES. SEWING AND WASHING MACHINES, STUDIO BEDS. PIANOS, ORNAMENTS. ETC. A SINGLE PIECE OR ENTIRE LOTS 807 GREENMOUNT AVE.

MR. JAY VERNON 8205 NIGHTS CALL FOREST 5771 CALL ME FIRST Calls Answered in 30 Minutes. For Bedroom. Dining Room. Living Room.

Kitchen Furniture. Table-Top Gas Ranges. RetriRerators, Antiques. Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Bric-a-Brac. China.

Curios. Oil Paintings. Libraries. Office Equipment. Silver and Gold.

Glassware. Baby Grand Pianos. We also Buy Enure Slocks of Ali Descriptions. No lot too large. H.

BARNES. Mulberry 9368 710 N. Howard Street. Night and Sunday call FOrest 4894. CASH for DIAMONDS At once.

Any Quality or size. Also watches, jewelry, old gold. Sterling silver bowls, tiatware tea sets, pawn ticKets. lop Drires naid Don't wait: act. at once.

Lawyers. administrators. estates take notice. Highest bank references. Call, phone or write while prices are at their bignest.

Free appraisal. BERMAN'S 636-38 W. Baltimore Corner Arch. CAIvert 1534. I BUY EVERYTHING Furniture.

Chlnaware. Glassware, Books. Pictures. Pianos. Clothing.

Musical Instruments, Silver. All kinds Antiques. Call at onca. MADISON 9761 STICKM A Nl 378 NORTH AVE. IMMEDIATE CASH For Bedroom Living.

Kitchen 8ets. Stoves Rugs. Washing Machines. Pianos. Antiques and Marble-Tap Furniture.

China. Glassware. Silverware. Ornaments No lot too small or too large Call me at once DAY OR NIGHT LEE'S. 543 Chester st Call Lee BROADWAY 4837 FURNITURE High Prices Bedroom.

Dining. Living Room. Kitchen Furniture. Washing and Sewing Machines. Rugs.

Gas Ranges. Oil and Coal Stoves. NTIQUE FURNITURE. GLASSWARE. ETC.

Ornaments. China Vases. Silver. M. MACK.

Plaza 5744 714 W. Balto. St. MR. CALLAHAN Recommended by E.

T. NEWELL CO Auctioneers, will buy your antiques or modern furniture, ornaments, oflice furni ture, china glass, books, stock At fixtures etc. Call VE 8263: nights. MA 8597-W Address 2nd floor. 70B-10 Howard st.

Top Prices For Furniture Get Quick Results. Call FRIEDMAN 713 W. Baltimore St. CAL. 3609 FURNITURE, Modern Antiques Silver, domestic Oriental rugs- ornaments Large, small lots Good prices.

Foxman 2902 CLIFTON AVE. LAF. 1398 ANY KIND FURNITURE WILL BRING YOUR PRICE Call fwls First. 74 Gsy WO 9U-J BUSINESS SERVICE (UM INCOME TAX returns expertly made out. Mr.

Morris. LA. 4127 PART-TIME BOOKKEEFINO SERVICE Reasonable rates PLAZA KS2S SITUATION HOUSEHOLD (12) WOMAN wishes housework few hours niKllts. MA. 2937.

WOMAN (colored) wants general housework Gentiles. 1011 N. Gay st. WANTED Day work for Thursday. Working people preferred.

Refs. VE. 3268-R. aller 2 30 P. M.

HELP (12a) COOK Sleep In. Cooking only: famllv of 5 -Other servants: modern kitcnen. Good wagfs. rowson ajao COOK icoioredi. 1st class, with best of references; wages 120 wkly; 3 in fam ily.

629. Sun. COOK and housework, part time. 6 days until 2.30: Thursday off. $11 and car fare.

130 W. Lanvale st. COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORK. $15 WEEK. UN.

1870, COOK Down stairs wont: references re quired. Good wages. Call Be. 4314. COOK General housework.

5'i-day week: stayfew nights or live in. S16. MO. 325H COOK lor 3 In suburban home. Give ref erences, salary expected.

lp ill. bun. COOK General housework. Anartment on Lake Drive. Good salary.

LA. 3770. TRL OR WOMAN (colored), general housework in small apt. Si assist wltb child: relerences. La.

2379. GIRL or woman (colored), general house work, light laundry. References. S15. J.

27SU. GIRI General housework iron shirts. 4-day week. Noon through dinner, ref. preferred.

TU. 5670. GIRL (white) 15-17 yrs. to take care of small boy for working couple. SlO week.

Appiybuis. Linwood ave. GIRL for light housework. Stay some nixhts or live in. MA.

4 783-J. GIRL Housework; no nights or Sundays; sijweek. Appiy 401 E. Lafayette ave. GIRL (COIXDRED) 15-20 YRS.

HOUSEWORK. LI. 0178. GIRL For light duties after school. 222 k.

Lauyette ave. GIRL (colored), general housework. 5-day WeeK. 511. LI.

3688. GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; SUNDAYS OFF BR. 7795. KOUSEKFEPER White or between 25 fc 40. Must furnish ref.

No nights; 2 hrs Sun Coos 1 meal: 3 adults; capable of complete charge. MU. 1843. HOUSEKEEPER (white). Reliable woman for small Catholic rectory.

j.o laundry Reference. 615. Sun. INFANT'S NURSE and Mother's Helper (white) No cleaning or hesv laundry t.lve Pleasant home Ref FO 6638 LAUNDRESS and maid for day duty. Apply Doctor Hospital.

876 Washington Blvd MAID experienced, to live In new home in Greensnring Valley. Reference reauired $16 a week. Pikesville 234 before 2 P. M. or after 4 P.

M. MAID Cooking and general housework In doctor's home. Good salary. OI. 1441.

MATH general housework: 1st fl work onlv: Thursday off. every other Sunday. No laundry. .3 nights: 3 adults Good wages UN. 9730.

MAID 'COLORED) GENERAL HOUSE WORK. REFERENCE. MO. 3048, NURSE (colored) Experienced: to care for ick Iidv: state sa'arv Phone MA. 579R-J WOMAN (rolored).

cook and first-floor work. 4 in family: no laundrv S16 week. Also colored maid nnd waitress for same Home Weir 14 or 16 dress. $14 week. Call BE 1341 or 1407.

WOMAN (white), general housework. 1st- floor apartment. Govans section. i mock from York road carline. Good hours.

Good pay. Call BE. 0618. WOMAN (colored) for general housework and laundry Gentile family of 4. No nignts.

uaii ve. 2445: 2-5 P. M. WOMAN (white), settled, to care for 2 children $40 a month and room and boprd. No housework.

VE. 8244. WOMAN (colored), elderly, to care fo 3 small children in return for good home and small allowance. Catonsviile IdI-w WOMAN to help with general housework plain cooking. Good salary.

1323 Mt. Royal Ave. WOMAN (colored). 6 days part time: 2nd-fl. cleaning.

Laundry. Cook dinner for 3. Butler employed. TU. 2466.

WOMAN Cook or housemaid. Perferably to live in. Good home salary. LI. 7076.

WOMAN to care for bb and Mrnr, gays, iti. WOMAN Plain cook, light housework. No la nd ry. Live in Towson I240-J WOMAN (white) to care for Invalid woman at night: easy. Be.

8000. Room 309. YOUNG colored woman, under 30. Tor general housework and good cooking. No nghts.

$18 week. UNiversity 2729 after 12 noon. 1 ISN'T there a reliable, middle-aged white woman in the York Rd. sec. who In her own home can do laundry work neatly and carefully for a couple engaged In war work.

Good pay. Write. 18794 Sun. SMALL wash at home. No starched shirts or bed clothing.

4S3 Orrhard st. SITUATIONS WTD-FEMALE (13) COMPTOMETER Operator 6 years' exo In a 11 types of calculation. Box 133. Sun. GIRL (Col.) Exp.

cleaning and pressing. Sarah Brooks. 1917 McCulloh st. GIRL wishes public work as maid or waitress. MA.

4106AV, PRACTICAL nurse companion to elderly lady or semi invalid: ref. 667. Sun. SECRETARY-Stenoffrapher: legal expe rience: Gcnti'e. minimum 131.

Sun SECRETARY, experienced, week. Box 627. Sun. capable: S35 SECY-STENOGRAPHER Capable payroll gen office worn s3a ma iiaw CAPABLE busmeswoman desires position or resoonsioiiitv ana irusi in suiau umic 178. Sun.

WANTS (10) (Continued from Preceding Column) FLASH! SAVE 25 Call Continental Largest WHY In order to keep our PRICES large force of skilled ARE mechanics busy during the LOWER winter months we have HERE" greatly reduced our prices ON ALL GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS Work Completed Now. Pay As Little As $5 Monthly Next APRIL There Is only one reason why our prices are lower and that is Volume. Serving more families than any other firm in Bnlthnore brings YOU substantial savings. INSURANCE LOSSES ADJUSTED FREE ESTIMATES Day or Night Phone or Write NOW NO OBLIGATION CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. of America Showrooms Offices, 217 N.

Calvert St. PLAZA 3751 PLAZA 3752 PLAZA 3753 PLlZA 3754 Nights. Sundays. Holidays Phone Lib. 474B Lib.

1411 Lib. 7553 Ham. 2475 For. 3977 xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxx NO MATTER WHAT OTHERS PROMISE YOU ALWAYS GET A Better Job at Lower Cost When Dealing With General HOME IMPROVEMENTS OF ALL KINDS CASH OR ON TERMS ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES DAY OR NIGHT GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY OLDEST AND LARGEST AND BEST 923-25-27-31 Park Avenue DAY NIGHT OR SUNDAY CALL VERNON 0S00 NOW CONVERT REMODEL REPAIR We Do A BETTER Job Shingling Insulating Storm Sash Remodel Your Heating Equipment OIL BURNERS REMOVED TERMS $5 Monthly No Down Payment When Critical Material Is Not Used ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS Converting Houses To Apartments FREE ESTIMATES Day or Night BETTER HOUSING CORP. HILLEN RD.

and CENTRE AVE. TOWSON. MD. HA. 4600.

TOW. 2039. CAT. 1424. TOW.

1833 SAVE FUEL BY: Shingling Insulating Weatherstripping Storm Sash Remodel Your Heating Equipment OIL BURNERS REMOVED TERMS 36 Months All Types of HOME REPAIRS ROOFING PAINTING PAPERING PLUMBING CARPENTERING ELECTRICAL AND BRICK WORK And Converting Houses to Apartments. MODERN BUILDING CO. Free Estimates Day or Night! 1621 JOHN STREET MA 4530-0716 Nights, Sundays. Holiday. MO 4231 FO 8434 UN 4201 Duodalk 1765 BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME LINOLEUM ON WOOD KITCHEN UNITS Lasting.

Colorful Durable Economical Make your kitchen more efficient with a custom-made Shield's Kitchen Unit Made In our own shops by experts No advance in prices Units from S69 95 up No delay Immediate attention SHIELD'S 824 N. Howard St. Vernon 6666 Nights. Sundays. Holidays: Phone Lib.

0294 L-O-A-N-S TO ANY AMOUNT On Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Silver, Radios, Cameras, Etc. And Almost Everything ol Value CONSOLIDATED LOA.N CO. 1 GAY STREET EST 1825 NOT ENOUGH BUTTER? Try using rich, creamy, extra-thick Majestic Mayonnaise in its place on sandwiches, toast and crackers. Insist upon it It's wholesome and nutritious.

Chesapeake Roofing Co. Roofing Shingling Insulation Repairing A Specialty 5012 Reisiersiown road. Liberty 5675 Enterprise Roofing Co. Roofs Repaired and Applied Home Insulation Shingling 2316-18 Harford ave. UNiversity 8023 Floor Sanding Finishing Interior Painting Mid-City Floor Service Laf.

4798. WEATHERSTRIPPING Insulation am? Storm Sash Terms. Rogers 614 Northern Pky Hopkins 0174 CARPENTRY, painting, papering, altera tions, repairs. nre escapes. stairs porches.

Andresen, 1727 Linden Ave. LA 2649 WANTS (11) ALL YOUR USED FURNITURE can Dring vou more money when you call E. S. 744 Gay St BR 4636 SINGER SEW. MACHINES TREADLES.

ELEC CONSOLES. PORTABLES N. Y. Sew. Mach.

746 W. Balto. Sa. 4766. PUMPS of Every Type In operating or repairable condition.

LOANE. LE. 1069. WE BUY parts and all makes of used bicycles and tricycles, frinceton oycie. 3101 Park Circle.

MO. 9885. WANTED Electric cellar drainer, new or used: mus? be good condition. Woodlawa 314-R. PAWN TICKETS.

DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD LIVINGSTON 501 E. BALTO COR. GAY. VACUUM Cleaners all makes, any condi-tlon Top prices paid Domestic.

Le 5037 WANTED Boiler of 1.800 ft radiation and 26 mod ern ype radiators. La. 40B8. FURNACES Boilers Radiators Bathtubs Sinks Pipe Tools Stoves UN 2224 WANTED Washing ichlne. new or used, any make.

Priv. party. Citons. 1857-M. WE buy accord trumoets.

sax Loan Office. 668 Balto Lex 0599 WE PAY YOUR PRICE FOR FURNITURE MR MILTON VERNON 1773 WANTED to buy gas or electric frigidaire. apartment size Ma 4387-W. WANTED Washing machines, any condi tion. Mr.

Foreman LIB. 2060. MEN'S CLOTHING, big prices paid ZALIS J414 Aurhentoroly Ter MAdison 6546 PIANO. Baby Grand. Will pay cash.

Call PERSONALS ACCOUNTANT'S CLERK Typing reoulred. Good salary. PETROLEUM CHEMICALS. INC. Curtis 1377.

Persons employed in war industry need not apply. ADJUSTERS Opportunity for 2 women interested in a job with a future to learn the finance business with a national organization. High school graduates, ages 25 to 40, can work up to very responsible position. Straight salary and expense account. See Mr.

Matthews. 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.

Household Finance Corporation. 2nd floor. Liberty Lexington and Liberty sts. ALTERATION HANDS Must be thoroughly eYDertenceri nn hot ter dresses. Apply RHANLEY SHOP.

332 in nil naries street. ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT HEADS AND SALESWOMEN Montgomery Retail Store offers ex ceptional opportunity and excellent starting salaries if you Qualify as Assistant Department Head or experienced saleswoman for ut louowina departments: BETTER DRESSES INFANTS' Dept. Head and At CHILDREN'S Asst Asst and Sale 0 SPORTSWEAR Assistant UNDERWEAR Assistant LINGERIE Assistant TOYS Dept. Head CANDY Assistant HOSIERY Assistant DOMESTICS Sales JEWELRY Sales 0LFSTlEPGOOD3 OAUTO ACCESSO-SIes RIFS PAINTS 8l Sales HARDWARE Sales SHOES Sales BCn.DTNO MATERIALS Sales WALLPAPER Sales MONTGOMERY WARD RETAIL STORE Personnel Ofnce Second Floor (Store not open nights) ATTENDANTS twnite. psychiatric work MISS MULLIN.

Johns Hopkins Hospital BAKERY saleslady, good salary. Call Ch. 9822 between the nours or 12 to J. BEAUTICIAN Permanent Job. Full or part time.

Unusually good working conditions. Apply 10 lo 3. Employment umce. sixm iioor. STEWART CO.

BEAUTICIAN Part-time, good salary: also good opoortunitT lor an apprentice HOMAS BEAUTY SALON. CN 8384 BEAUTICIAN and manicurist, high salary ARONETTE BEAUTY SHOP. Howard and Fayette sts. BEAUTICIAN: know manicuring: $30 wkly. TA.NIAS, 215 W.

Saratoga. CA. 1796. BEAUTICIAN, top salary. Ramsey Beauty Salon.

2509 N. Charles st BEAUTICIAN Good salary, splendid op- portunuy. Dunns. 209 w. Saratoga si nFAiTTictN Fxo hrs O-S 5-day wk Farrineton Salon.

5414 York rd. Tu. 2520. BEAUTICIAN Good salary: no night work. 1611 Harford ave.

Mu. 0436. BAR MAIDS (2) Those who can mix drinks preferred or will teach with pay. Mr. Sites.

Wine Steward. LORD BALTIMORE HOTEL BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced on National Cash, Remington or Underwood bookkeeping machines. Apply Employment Office, 6th Floor. Hochschild, Kohn Co. BOOKKEEPER Experienced.

Double entry. To take charge. Also to learn operation of Remington Rand Bookkeeping Machine. Good opportunity. Steady position.

Very pleasant working conditions, nose to cenier oi cut. Please state experience andjull particulars. All replies conuucnuai. iooiii BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE Must oe experwni.ru auu iwuiireK.i. v.

handling entire double-entry system. Excel- Itrill .1 iil 1 iHU WKUVl.mil.' Lin I a. UJJ1. lin BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable. Indus try essential to war tuurv.

e.ii education and references to 661. Sun. BOOKKEEPER, part time. 10 to 2 daily Ketau store, iij. oun CANVASSERS (white) salary and commis sion: sieaay empiuynit-in.

short hours. The Doris 325 fcutawst CAR WASHERS White or colored: also Driver for nlck-up truck. nir CQVROT 1700 North Charles street. CHAMBER MAIDS Day Work. Apply Housekeeper.

EMERSON HOTEL 10 A. P. M. CHARWOMEN (White) Office building exp. Apply 1601 First National Bank uunaini CHARWOMEN at once Room 308 The Tower' Baltimore st.

wnuinro CHECKER Beveraae. Temporary work. Night. APPLY EMERSON HOTEL CHEMIST i hn. trtr- accittant t(T juiuur kibuc v.

analytical work on food products. 40-hour week, time and one hair for VWrite? giving details of training- or experience Address laboratory The Crosse Blackwell Co. 6801 EASTERN AVE. INDUSTRIES NEED NOT APPLY. CLERICAL Kr necessary.

Women. 25 to 35 Permanent position in esseiniiii at nignt irom e. m. io unuw. viHoioht tn a 5-dav week.

CentraLy located concern. Write 18317. Sun. giving age. weight and height.

Must be U. S. citizen. CLERICAL HELP Young lady for general office work Oood n. Pinunt surroundings.

Call BR. i4UZ or apply 702 Wolfe St. Those now em- ployed in war innustrn-s nrcu mv j- CLERKS FOR BANK POSITIONS No previous office experience necessary. For Girls. 16-30 Tf ou nnt Ideal surroundings.

Inter esting clerical work, permanent employment and a chance to advance in one of Baltimore's 'eading banks, write 18654. Sun Oflice stating age. education, experience if anvi and telephone number. An interview, giving lull aeians. win oe arranged promptly.

1 hour. Answer own nandwruingojjj. oua I COMPLAINT MANAGER Pleasant personality. Salary $25. 16332.

Sua. CLERK-TYPIST Good Pay Steady Employment Excellent Working Conditions Apply U. S. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, INC. 5101 Distillery Ave.

Curtis 0220. Curtis Bay. THOSE EMPLOYED IN WAR WORK NEED NOT APPLY CLERKS FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK $22 for 40 hours Time and half overtime A little experience vrith comptometer 839 Greenmount Ave. COLLECTION CLERK Experienced for credit and collection departments lad.es specialty store. Excellent position and chance for advancement.

A ply by letter or in person. Third Floor. BONWIT LENNON CHARLES CLAY STS. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Permanent position for young laay with knowledge of eomptome-tef. No experience necessary- Apply between 9 A.

M. to 12 noon. J. SCHOENEMAN, INC. 412 W.

Redwood SL COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Experienced for calculatlrr section in modern offlce of large essential Industry. Permanent position with good opportunity for advancement. Location near Starting salary S26 a week and time and one paid for hours worked in excess of 40. age. experience and education.

18862. Sun. COOK (colored good wages. Appiy Hospital. Forest Park.

ave. A Windsor Mill rd. COOK for short orders. Jio Saa-days. Carney's Restaurant.

23 Light st. COOK for short orders. Apply New York Dairy Lunch. 827 E. Baltimore st.

COOKS 2 shor; order 4 white': 2 soria fountain col.t: 2 col.) Purity Restaurant. 644 East Fort ave. COUNTER sirls. citizens, settled, to wore In defense plant cafeteria- good hours, salary to start 22 50 per week meals Apply 1332 Hanoter between 4 and 7 P. M.

COUNTER GIRLS WHITE Day or night work Good salary. Horn ft Horn. 304 E. Baltimore street. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR Permanent position with large office in center of city.

Phone LE. 7250 DICTAPHONE Operator with iegai. insurance rUira or secretarial experience. SA. 2443.

DRESSMAKER and lteratio'h hand. Steady position. Good wages. 224 Park ave. EDGE BASTER.

exp. men's coats. Cia earn $35 per week. Ben Cohen. 208 S.

Pulaski Cambridge 1st TL rear. FEEDERS Catchers and Assorters (colored! Apply Lord Calvert Laundrv 1511 Myrtle ave FOUNTAIN GIRLS S19 per week. 8 hrs. a dy. Ecgelman's.

Howard A Fayett street. FOUNTAIN' HELP icolored'. exp. K-RIGEH DRUG STORE. North Gay.

GAS STATION MANAGER AND ASSISTANT MANAGER Montgomery Ward Retail Store will C5--sider women attendants who can qualify for positions in their gas station. Worth-while opportunity. Excellent aiari-ing salary Apply to: RETAIL PERSONNEL OFFICE SECOND FLOOR S. MONROE ST. AT WASHINGTON BLVD.

GIRL For pricing tickets in oSice. Apply Fulton Family Laundry 1706 Mchenry st. GIRL to press slipcovers. Experienced preferred but not essential. Apply Mr Berger.

Mill End Workroom. 312 N-Howard st; GIRL. High school graduate wi'h knowU ecge of shorthand for general work. 513. Sua.

GIRLS ON POWER SEWING MACHINES OPERATORS-LEARNERS On work pants in daylight factory: 5-dT week. No night work. Good pay. rapid advancement. Steady work.

Apply 8-3d 10.30 A M. I. C. ISAACS CO. Bank and Grundy Highlandtowa.

Persons employed in a war industry win not be considered. GIRLS General Office Permanent Positions McCRORY'S Howard Lexington Sts. GIRLS WHITE) To Pack and select Bottles. Shift work. Pleasant surroundings.

Good pay. Call Mr. Van, Gi. 5071, 8 A. P.

M. Maryland Glass Mount Winans. GIRLS (WHITE) Waitresses. Pantry Women, Relief Cashier Also. Colored Kitchen Help Best working conditions, high salary, uniforms and meals furnished For further information apply Gateway Restaurant.

tse Greyhound Bus Terminal. Howara ana centre sts. Ask for MRS. SWEET. GIRLS OR WOMEN nki IS to 45 to work In won a-a damp wash department 5 days week So Saturday work Ask tor Mr Wooi.ey Fulton Grand Laundry 1719 E.

LITER ST. GIRLS for work in folding-box plant. Rogers Printing Carton Co. Russell and Bayard Sts. GIRLS Assist at fountain Full or cart tltco.

NO PUNOAY WORK LOO CABIN CANDY SHOP 208 LI 3 fY ST. GIRLS white or colored for wearing apparel and shirt press. Also shirt folders and bunc.e wrappers. Apply Security Laundx. Aisauita and Oliver streets GIRLS 2.

colored for cleaning. 5 ars a wee sii. -j (Conttnued on Next Pagti WARING. Suddenly, on February 11. 1943, ROBERT C.

beloved husband of the late Ocle Tull Waring. Funeral from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Gorman L. Seders.

608 Kingston road. Stoneleigh. on Monday, 2 P. M. Interment in cedar mil oem etery.

15e WEBER. On February 12. 1943. CHARLES beloved husband of Mary E. weber (nee tsanrani.

Funeral from his home, 6905 Beech avenue, Overlea, on Tuesday morning at 8.30. Requiem High Mass at St. Michael's Church, overlea, at 9 A. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 15e WHITE.

On February 13. 1943. BUD CURTIS, beloved husband of Myrtle White, of Park Hall. Md. 16e Funeral from Ambrose, Fu neral Home.

414 North Frankllntown road, on Tuesday at 2.45 P. M. Inter ment in Meadow Kldge Memorial park. WILES. Suddenly, on February 12.

1943 ERNEST beloved husband of Leola A. WUes (nee Llnaburg). Funeral from his late residence, 2145 Druid Park Drive, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment Good Shepherd cemetery, Eiiicott city, Md.

ise ZETLMEISL. On February il, 1943. JOSEPH of 2029 East Oliver street. beloved husband of Anna ZetlraeisJ (nee Ahlfeldt). Funeral from the Hoffmann Funeral Home, 1639 North Broadway, on Monday at 9.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Paul's Church at 10 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

15 WYLIE. On February 11, 1943. CARRIE SLATER WYLIE. beloved wife of the late Dr. H.

Boyd Wylle. 15 Funeral services will be held at her son's residence. 3119 North Calvert street, on Monday at 10 A. M. Inter ment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

YOUNG. On February 14. 1943. at Freeland. R.

AMANDA RODGERS, wife of the late Joseph W. xoung. Funeral Wednesday at 2 P. M. from her late residence.

Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. l6o ZWOSTEK (FIEDLER). On February 12. 1943. MARY of 3311 Fleet street beloved wife of the late Peter Zwoster.

Funeral from Lilly is Zeller. Funeral Home. 700 South Conkling street, on Monday. February 15. at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. Interment In Sacred Heart Cemeterv.15 FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) Modern Est. 1848 Funeral Service JOHN F. DENNY, INC.

Light and Montgomery Sts. Motor Equipment South 14161417 The Best MILTON SCHILLING FORMERLY OF MONUMENT NR AISQUITH Tne jrd Generation ol scmlling ServlcB 3914 3. HANOVER ST CURTIS 1185 LILLY ZEILER, INC. Funeral Home. Eastern Wolfe.

WO. 1442. 403 Wolfe St. 700 S. Conkling St.

Phone Wolfe 1433. Phone Wolfe 1222. CLARENCE F. HOFFMANN 1639 Broadway BR 5386 21 years with the late Oeorge W. Zirkler.

CHARLES G. BLACK 3911 LIBERTY HEIGHTS LIB. 0958 E. Armacost isuccr.) G. HOWARD STRONG 3207 North Ave at Hilton MA 4354 17 years with the la'e John Denny.

PHILIP IIERWIG SONS 2024 Orleans fit Wolfe 5547 Bdwy 2219 CEMETERIES AND LOTS (5) PARKWOOD most beautiful burial estate Memorial Park Monument Sections Public Mausoleum Chapel Perpetual Care. Non-sectarian Terms. Executive Office, 3310 Taylor ave. HA. 0586 LOUDON PRK.

CEMETERY 380J FREDERICK RD Transportation for Inspection. Free Bus Service to New Stations Ollmor 0772-0773 LEx. 6838-6839. WOODLAWN CEMETERY 32 CAR TO OUR ENTRANCE: 1 FARE PUBLIC CHAPEL AND MAUSOLEUM TRANSPORTATION FOR INSPECTION FO. 66006601.

Office: Woodlawn. Md MORELAND MEMORIAL PARK The Cemetery Without Monuments Office. 5806 Ha-ford road HAm. 1337 "FOR THOSE WHO CARE' OAKLAWN CEMETERY Back-Middle River Bus to entrance REASONABLE PRICES TERMS TO 6U1 Phone VErnon 6741 Essex 5 BALTIMORE CEMETERY Desirable Memorial Monument or Lawn Sections; $3o Upward Per Grave Terms North East of Qay St WOlfe 1101 Office closed on Sundays and holidays DRUID RIEGE CEMETERY PIKESVILLE Executive Office. 05 Cathedral 8t LEx 6838 Office Cemetery FOr 4545 Pikes 159 LORRAINE PARK Beautifully developed lots, reasonably priced Permanent entombment in Lorraine Mausoleum Phone ve 1838 or Woodm 49 LORRAINE CEMETERY lot for sale, in best section.

Will sacrifice. Terms desired LE. 6002 or eves. OI. 5944.

MONUMENTS, VAULTS, ETC. (6) HENRY MERKEL, INC. 3534 Frederick Ave Ollmor 4075. WM. A.

GAULT SON. INC, 910 Pranklin St VErnon 5134 LOST AND FOUND Will be found on Page 13 (8) PERSONALS (10) PAINTING Papering Carpentering and all kinds of contracting Low prices Free estimates Standard Contracting 708 American Bldg Phone Saratoga 7706. EXPERT PAPERHANGING Reduced prices during WinJet months Prompt Service. MAD 7769 FLOOR SANDERS RENTED For as low as S3 Make floors like new. Sears.

Roebuck. North fc Harford UN. 3970 ROOMS PAPERED, $4 UP C. A. Wheeler.

212 E. Fort Ave. 1866. MATTRESSES YOUR OLD ONE REMADE Guaranteed to be like new Sterilized free. Call PL.

7649 REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF WASHING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS Mod-ern Appliance 2662 Polk st. Tu 7271 GFNFRAL HOME REPAIRS Weathe-st rip ping storm sasn caulking, painting roof repairs, carpentry HA 1594. I WILL not be responsible for anv debts unless contracted bv mvself. JENNETT MARA NO. 3115 Fleet street.

VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Parts for all kinds Free test SA 13SS MILLER APPLIANCE 319 MULBERRY PAER HANGING done very reasonably H. SMITH. VE 706, 217 E. Preston. CONCRETE work driveway cellars steos walks, floors Rtceohono HA 317 AIR COMPRESSORS and breakers, concrete mixers for rent FO 8735 ROOFING SIDING Nlles Fields 2301 Charles Bel.

4161 PAPERHANGING Very rfasonable Hart. 2649 Alsoulth St CJl 0016 ROOFING. STDTNG. INSULATION PETERS. 3633 Greenmount Ave.

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Balto. LYDARD. On February 14.. 1943. at her home, 430 Westgate roan, westgaie, LILLIAN, beloved wife of the late Louis Lvdard.

Services at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home at 3207 West North avenue, at Hilton street, on Wednes day at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon park cemetery. xe MARTEL.

On February 12, 1943. at Camden, N. CHARLES, beloved husband or Marie (nee feranaesi. Funeral from the Lilly Zeller Funeral Home, 700 South Conkling street, Baltimore. on Tuesday, February 16, at 8.15.

Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M. Inter ment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Re mains can be seen at the funeral home Monday. 15e MARTIN.

On February 11, 1943, at his home, 3213 Southern avenue. LOUIS beloved husband of Helen E. Martin (nee Potter) and son of the late Peter and Clara A. Martin. Cumberland (Md.) papers please copy.

Funeral from William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 8.45 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Dominic's Church at 9.30 A.

M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. (Please omit tlowers. 15 MASON. On February 12, 1943, at her home, 3 East Thirty-third street, DEL-PHINE LOUISE, wife of William H.

Mason and mother of Hazel N. and Dorothy E. Mason. 15 Funeral services at the Chapel of Stewart and Mowen Company, 108 West North avenue, on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment private.

MERTZ. On February 11, 1943. at Umatilla. CATHERINE, aged 94 years, the beloved wife of the late Louis Mertz. Friends may call after 2 P.

Saturday. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home. Orleans and Washington streets, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

15 MORAN. On February 12. 1943. at his home. 5307 Hamlin avenue.

THOMAS beloved husband of Mary A. Moran (nee Dougherty). Funeral from the Lorlng Byers Home for Funerals. 5005 Park Heights avenue, on Monday morning at 8.30. Requiem Mass at St.

Ambrose's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Charles' Cemetery. Pikesville, Md. 15e NINE.

On February 12. 1943. HERMAN, son of the late Philip and Elizabeth Nine. Funeral from his nephew's. Faul W.

Helwlg. 224 Elizabeth avenue. Lans-downe, on Tuesday at 2.30 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

16e O'BRIEN. On February 13. 1943. at the University Hospital. J.

GERALD O'BRIEN, M. son of the late Thomas J. and Katherine T. O'Brien. Funeral from H.

W. Mears Son, 805 North Calvert street, on Tuesday at 9.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Ignatius' Church at 10 A.

M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 16 PAGE. On February 14. 1943, JOHN beloved son of the late George W.

and Anna Page (nee Sanford). Funeral services from the home of his sister. Mrs. Oeorge J. C.

Heller, 2138 West Lexington street, on Wednesday at 1 P. M. Interment at Savage, Maryland. 17e PFELTZ. On February 12.

1943. MARY aged 86 years, beloved wne oi tne late Gustavus A. Pfeltz. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 3.30 P. M. Interment at Baltimore Cemetery. 15e REYNOLDS. On February 12.

1943. at her home. 1417 Linden avenue, MARY ROSE, daughter of the late Patrick and Mary E. Reynolds. Funeral from H.

W. Mears Sons. 805 North Calvert street, on Monday. February 15 at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, Mosher and Division streets, at 9 A. Interment In Cathedra) Cemetery. I Please omit flowers. I 15 ROSZYK. On February 13.

1943. AN- TONINA, of Aberdeen. beloved wife of the late Michael Roszyk. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Mary Panowlcz. 819 South Glover street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Casimlr's Church at 9 A.

M. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. 16e ROWLEY. On February 12.

1943. MARGARET T. REARDON, beloved wife of Joseph Rowley. Funeral from her home. 1923 Home-wood avenue, on Tuesday, 8.30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. Ann's Church 9 A. M. Interment in St.

Peter's Cemetery. 16 SCHARMANNj On February 14, 1943. at her home, 2842 Harlem avenue. EMMA beloved daughter of the late John and Margaret Scharmann. Funeral services will be held at the Home of Harry H.

Wltzke. 4101 Edmondson avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 169 SCHEUERMANN Suddenly, on February 14.

1943, WILLIAM aged 48 years, beloved husband of Olive V. Scheuer-man (nee Weber). Funeral services will be at his home, 1010 Riverside avenue, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment In United States National Cemetery.

17e SCHMIDT. Suddenly, on February 12. 1943. ROSE (nee Kuhn), beloved sister of Clara L. Yaeger.

15e Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander Sons. North avenue and Broadway, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery.

SEIM. On February 12, 1943, C. ALTON. aged 69 years, beloved husband of Ida Cofer Seim. 15e Funeral from his home.

3802 Hillsdale road, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Lorraine Cemetery. SEYBOLD. On February 14.

1943. CATHERINE M. (nee Kennedy), beloved wife of John E. Seybold. Funeral from her late residence.

4207 Potter avenue, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Monastery at 9 o'clock. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

16e SHIPLEY. On February 13, 1943, CHARLES beloved husband ol Annie Shipley, of 4603 Homer avenue, and devoted father of David. Leon and Sol Shipley, Mrs. Henry Brinton. of Washington, D.

C. and Mrs. Lloyd Beagle, of Virginia. 16 Services at the Jack Lewis Home. 2100-02 Eutaw Place, on Tuesday, February 16, precisely at 11 A.

M. Interment in Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery. STRASSER. On February 12. 1943.

HENRY, of 743 Harvey street, husband of the late Annie Strasser. Funeral from John F. Denny, Funeral Home, Light and Montgomery streets, on Tuesday, 10.30 A. M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

16e STULL. On February 14, 1943. ALBERT beloved husband of Lucinda Else-rode Stull. Funeral from his late residence, near Patapsco, Carroll county, on Wednesday at 1 P. M.

Service at Emory Methodist Church at 1.30. Interment in church cemetery. 15e TRACY. On February 12. 1943, MARY ANN.

beloved wire or the late Jonn v. Tracy Funeral from her late residence, 1120 Barclay street, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St John's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 15e TREAD WELL.

On February 13, 1943. NELLIE SCHULER. beloved daughter of Amelia D. and the late Frank Schuler. Services at her home, 309 Allegheny avenue, Towson, on Monday at 4 P.

M. Interment in Prospect Hill- Cemetery. 15e TURNER. On February 13, 1943, CARRIE (nee Mullikin), beloved wife, of Milton J. Turner.

Funeral from the Singleton Home, Glenburnie, on Tuesday at 1.15 M. Services at St. Stephens' Episcopal Church at 2 P. M. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

16e VENKER. On February 12, 1943, AL BERT, aged 10 years, beloved son of Winneld and EmUy Venker. Funeral services will be at his home, 1614 Thames street, on Tuesday at 3.30 P. M. Interment in Mount CarmeJ Cemetery.

16e VONDERSMITH. On February 12. 1943. ANNIE (nee King), beloved wife of the late George W. Vondersmlth.

Funeral services from her late home 209 Main street. Relsterstown. on Monday at 2 M. Interment In Lutheran Cemetery, 15 DIDENHOVKR. On February 14.

1943, DB. CHARLES beloved son of the late Charles and Lydla Ann Dlden-hover. Funeral services will be held at his home. 4501 Roland avenue, ol which due notice will be given. 15e DISNEY.

On February 13. 1943. CHARLES husDand of Florence Fhelps Disney. Funeral from his home, 2412 Chelsea Terrace, on Monday morning at 11 o'clock, interment In Loudon Park. Cemetery.

15 DISNEY. A special communication of joppa Lodge, No. 132. A. F.

A. will be held at the Masonic Temple. Monday. February IS. at 10 A.

M. for the purpose of attending the funeral or our late Drotner, CHARLES O. DISNEY. F. EVERETT CONRAD.

15 Worshipful Master. DIXON. On February 12. 1943, ELIZA BETH wire of the late Isaac H. Dixon.

Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. John L. Dorsey, 1015 at. George road, on Monday arter-noon at 3 o'clock: 15 DIXON. The Woman's Eastern Shore Society of Maryland announces with deep regret the death of a beloved member.

Mrs. ISAAC H. DIXON. MRS. B.

SARGENT WELLS. 15 President. EBBERT. On February 11. 1943.

WIL LIAM aged 50 years, of 1233 Dell- wood avenue, beloved husband of Helen Ebbert (nee Rice). Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home, 3631 Falls road, on Monday, February 15. at 2 P. M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.

15 ELLIOTT. On February 14. 1943. at women's Hospital, Baltimore, RACHEL daughter of the late Benjamin H. and Rachel E.

Elliott. Funeral Wednesday, February 17, 1943. at 2.30 P. M. from Eastport Methodist Episcopal Church.

Eastport. Md. Interment in Edward's Chapel. 16e El'LEK. On February 14.

1943; AUGUST aged 74 years, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Euler. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Alfred C. Lauterbach, 3123 Lawnvlew avenue, on Wednesday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. I7e FAHEY. Suddenly, on February 13, 1943, JOHN beloved son of the late Michael and Ellen Banaghan Fahey. Funeral from the Funeral Home of Charles F. Evans and Sons, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.

Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. 15e GARDNER. On February 11. 1943, EL-MIRA C. of Glyndon.

age 20 years, belovrd wife of Charles W. Gardner and daughter of Everett Dudley Bushnell. Funeral ser rices wlU be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday 1.30 P.

M. Interment In Western Cemetery. 15e GLT)BENSKY. On February 12. 1943.

CHARLES A. (of 1626 Montpeller street), beloved husband of Harriet Globensky (nee Chard). Funeral from H. Sander, Ss Sons, North avenue and Broadway, on Tuesday at 8.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Bernard's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. 16 GREIL.

On February 13. 1943. MARY beloved daughter of Petronllla and the late Frank Grell. Funeral from her late residence. 2fi01 East Oliver street, on Tuesday at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Kath-erlne's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

16 HARPER. On February 13. 1943. JOHN beloved husband of Marie Harper (nee Lambeth). Funeral form his residence, 1746 Clarkson street, of which due notice will be given.

15e HERRING. On February 12. 1943, JOHN J. the beloved husband of Mary A. Herring (nee Murphy), the beloved son of John and the late Louise C.

Herring (nee Lembach). Funeral from his home. 1107 Valley street, on Tuesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

James' Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 16 HOMMERBOCKER. On February 14.

1943. HOWARD beloved husband of Mabel Morrissett Hommerbocker. Funeral services will be held at his home. 2002 Penrose avenue, on Wednesday at 3.30 P. M.

Interment in Western Cemetery. 17e HOOPER. On February 14. 1943. at Sykesville.

ELLA aged 36 years, beloved wife of William F. Hooper. Funeral from the Wier Funeral Home, Tuesday. February 16, at 2 p. M.

interment in rreeaom weme tery. 15e HUDSON. On February 14, 1943. at the home of her son. Capt.

Harry G. Hudson, of 4644 Rokeby road. ROSA beloved wife of the late Capt. Octavus Hudson, of Klnsale. Va.

Friends may call at William J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, until 10 P. M. Monday. Services and interment at Rainswocd, on Wednesday.

15e HUDSON. On February 13, 1943, LOUISE BOLINGER, beloved wife of J. Banks Hudson, of 6701 York road. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sz.

Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 3 P. M. 15e HURLEY. On February 11, 1943.

IRMIE wife of Elmer C. Hurley. Funeral services from her sister's home. Mrs. William A.

Jarrett, 715 North Curley street, on Monday at Tl o'clock. Interment Chase, Md. 15 JENKINS. Suddenly, on February 12, 1943. luther beloved husband of the late Sophia Jenkins.

Funeral from the residence of his mother. Mrs. George W. Watson, 833 Patapsco avenue, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

15e KANE. On February 12, 1943. at Hunts-ville, NELLIE ANGELA (nee Polianski). beloved wife of Lieut. Vincent T.

Kane. Funeral will be at the home of her parents, 4201 Pennington avenue. Curtis Bay, of which due notice will be given. 15e KARCHER. On February 12.

1943. at his home, 5114 Edmondson avenue. JACOB KARCHER. beloved husband of Katherine Schmidt Karcher. Funeral services will be held at the Home of Harry H.

Wltzke. 4101 Edmondson avenue, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 15e KELLER.

Suddenly, on February 13. 1943, JULIA L. (nee Shipley), beloved wife of the late John F. Keller. 16e Funeral from her late residence.

Castleon avenue, near Gray Rock, Pikesville, on Tuesday at 3 P. M. Interment in Stone Chapel Cemetery. KITZ. On February 12, 1943, SOPHIA E.

(nee Storm) of 3239 East Baltimore street, aged 64 years, beloved wife of John F. Kltz. Services from Philip Herwig Sons Funeral Home. 2024 Orleans street, on Monday at 2 P. M.

Interment in Wood-lawn Cemetery. 15e KLUG. On February 11. 1943. EUGENE VICTOR, aged 26 years, beloved husband of Emily Clara Klug (nee Gel-man).

15 Funeral will be at the home of his brother. Elmer Klug, 3230 Elmora avenue, on Monday at 11 A. M. Interment in Moreland Memorial Park. LIEMAN.

On February 14. 1943, at Washington. D. C. CHARLES, beloved husband of Esther Lieman (nee Sperling), and beloved son of Mrs.

Gertie Lieman and devoted brother of David H. Lieman, Mrs. Jack Cohen, Mrs. M. Josse and Mrs.

Sol Ackerman. Services at the Jack Lewis Home, 2100-02 Eutaw Place, on Monday morning. February 15, precisely at 11 A. M. Interment in Mickro.

Kodash Congregation Cemetery. Hebrew. Herring Run. In mourning at 3509 Calloway avenue all day tomorrow. Kindly omit flowers.

15s LOTTES. On February 12. 1943. at her late home. 3701 Oakmont avenue.

ANNA R. (nee Joh). beloved wife of the late Louis Lottes. 15e Funeral from the Lorlng Byers Home for Funerals, 5005 Park Heights avenue, on Monday morning at 10.30 Requiem Mass at St. Ambrose's Church at 11 o'clock Interment la Druid Ridge Cemetery.

15 Charlottesville Officials Hold Buyers From Big Cities Responsible Inspection Ordered Of Meat Now Being Bought Direct From Farms I Special Dispatch to The Sun Charlottesville, Feb. 14 High bidding by Baltimore and Washington meat dealers is blamed by officials here for a serious meat shortage in this city and surround ing towns in the heart of Virginia's pure-bred beef cattle country. Charlottesville has a large stockyard where beef from the surrounding cattle farms is sold on the hoof. but with the shortage in the East and with" Western beef almost im possible to get. officials say, the Baltimore and Washington buyers have been taking a special interest in the Virginia beef.

Higher retail ceiling prices make it possible for them to outbid local dealers. The local abattoir already has slaughterer its current supply and is temporarily closed. Wherever Obtainable Local meat dealers have turned to the purchasing of pork and veal wherever they can get them, creating a health problem that is giving municipal authorities no little concern. City Manager Seth Burnley has ordered aa inspection of all meat butchered by the dealers. He has pointed out that the meat bought through the stockyards and other normal channels was inspected but meat bought by retail butchers direct from the farms was not.

3n iftemortam Booklet oj 132 Specimen in Memo-riam tributes sent free upon request ETHERIDGF-, F.STELLE RICHARDS. In loving remembrance, who died February 15. 1942. 15e CHARLES and FLORENCE RICHARDS. Bcatfjs A'orices received too late for classification will be found on Page 2 ADAM.

On February 14. 1943. MARY A nee O'Connor), beloved wife of William J. Adam. Funeral from her home, 1205 E.

Cha street, on Wednesday. 8.30 A. M. Requiem Hlsh Mass at St. John's Church at A.

m. i ALEXANDER. On February 14. 1943, SAMUEL of 6513 Danville avenue, beloved husband of Grace A. Alexander inee Bacraftt.

Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment la Mount Olivet Cemetery.

He HUSKY. On February 13. 1943. NICHOLAS beloved husband of Antonla Url.kv. 16e Friends and relatives may call at 1214 Longwood street until 9 A.

M. Tuesday. February 16. Services will be held on that date at 10 A. M.

at t. Andrew Russian Orthodox Catholic Church. Lombard and Chester Ftreets. Interment In St. Andrew's Russian Orthodox Catholic Cemetery.

EENNETT. On February 14. 1943. SARAH aeed 85 years, beloved daughter of the late Livingston and Wary A. Bennett (nee Lewis).

Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 3.30 P. Interment In Greenmount rv. 16e 15I1HL. On February 12, 1943.

MARTHA LYDIA. of New Market. beloved wire of the late Edjjar Biehl. Funeral services in the Bankard Funeral Home. Westminster, on Tuesday at 1.30.

Interment in Mountain View Cemetery, Union Bridge, Md. 15e EOH ANNAN. On February 14. 1943. EDITH beloved daughter of Marshall J.

and Rhoda E. Bohannan (nee Caulk), of 713 Belgian avenue. Govans. Funeral from the John A Moran Funeral Home, Greenmount avenue and Forty-second street (entrance on Forty-second street), on Tuesday. February 17.

at 2 30 P. M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16e EON D. On February 13.

1943, EDWARD beloved husband of Helen Bond. 17e Funeral services at his home. 2209 East Federal street, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Abingdon.

Md. BOWEN. On February 13, 1943. LUCY GRACE, beloved daughter of the late Georee W. and Lucy V.

Bowen. Funeral services will be at her home. 1617 North Monroe street, on Tuesday at 1 P. M. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Gettysburg.

Pa. 15e JROWX. On February 13. 1943, CLAUDIA of 2833 Harlem avenue, beloved wife of the late William J. Brown.

Funeral services will be at the home of her granddaughter. Mrs. Herbert FtauSer, 2323 Harlem avenue, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

16e El TKINGHAM -On February 14. 1943. at the residence of her son, N. Barry. 24 New Windsor road.

Westminster. Mi MAUDE widow of Dennis T. Buckingham. Funeral services Tuesday, February 16. at 2 P.

M. at Mount Pleasant Church. Gamber, Md. Interment In adjoining cemetery. 16e CARK.

On February 13. 1943, MARGARET beloved wife of Alexander Carr. Services at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home, 3207 West North avenue, at Hilton street, on Tuesday at 2 M. Interment in Meadow Ridge Memorial Park.

16e HIPPER On February 11. 1943. JOHN beloved husband of the late Annie C. Clipper (nee Knollman) Services in his home. 1536 South Charles street, on Monday at 10 A M.

Burial in Baltimore Cemetery. 15 FFMAN On February 13. 1943. at Jon Secour Hospital. ROSINA BREN-NAN.

beloved wife of the late Dr. William H. Coffman. Funeral from her late residence. 421 Win gate Road, on Tuesday.

February 16. at 10.15 A. M. Requiem Mass a St. Ignatius' Church.

Calvert and Madison streets. il A. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 16 COONEY.

On February 14. 1943. JOHN beloved husband of Mary A. Coo-ney (nee French). Funeral from his late residence, Clarksville.

Howard county, on Wednesday at 9 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Louis' Church at 9.30 A. M.

Interment in New Cathedral Ceme- te ry. 1 6e li.WIS. On February 12. 1943. EMMA M.

iriee Hoffman), beloved wife of the late John F. Davis. Sr. Services from her late residence. 2226 East Chase street, on Monday at 3 P.

M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 35e -TNN On February 13. 1943, MARY CLARKE, daughter of the late Charles Edward and Sarah Dawson Speer. and beloved wife of the late Francis H.

Denny, of Pittsburgh. Pa. Funeral services at Pro-Cathedral cn Monday at 4 P. M. Kindly omit Ilowers.j 15e -1TC.

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