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EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT Nov. 14, 1955 26 BINGHAMTON' PRESS SFuurral SJntirrB Along the Wcallicr Front U.S. WIATHIR BURtAU Department ef Commert Scouting for Monday Night Help Wanted Men ATTENTION, milkmen, breadmen. ns4 lai inrlfvma I nxl 9 rw Mi art men with ran to nervu-e 4.1MH) cua-l other bnT.r Bwur -a m. to p.

in. Guaranteed Income plus. Call 7-6897. $3.00 PER HOUR PART OR FULL-TIME week. Leads furnished.

Car neces sary. Excellent opportunity for ad vancement if you work full time. For further information, cull A Boardinan. 4-7636 or write Box 358S, co Press Heir Wanted Women 10 ASSISTANT TO MANAGER for simplified bookkeeping and selling Good pav, nice working conditions ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPERS, to $45. DENTAL ASSISTANT, trainee.

$35. FACTORY, will train. I 85 an hour. SALES, many openings, part and mil time, Koon sums, to i.ou STENOGRAPHERS, vanoui. to $55.

TEACHER, commercial. $70. WAITRESSES, top wage, meals, tips. N. Y.

Stat Employment Service 221 Washington Street BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted. Salary plus commission. Acme Beauty Salon. 4-9614. BOOKKEEPER East Side, familiar with payroll, accounts payable and general accounting.

Some typing Excellent opportunity. 30-50 years. davs. $50. STENOGRAPHER Greene area.

3-5 venr experience. 5 davs $50-5 TYPIST-CLERK Downtown. 22-35 years, a nays, us. Academy Employment 612 Press Building CASHIER Days, pleasant working conamons. Arrow uiner, across from Arlington Hotel.

Apply be- tween a. m. CASHIER FOR SUPER MARKET Experienced, steady position, good salary. MIRACLE MARKET 15 CHARLOTTE ST. COUNTER GIRL Nights.

Experi enced, cnris' Hot uog stand, 3U1 Chenango St. DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced. excellent salary. Write Box 993, co Press. GIRL Steady position for ladies' apparel department in Johnson City.

Excellent opportunity for 9, Figures Show tow Temperatures Expected A-iociited Preis WIRKPHOTO Man. RAIN AND SNOW will cover most of the nation tonight. Clear weather is expected only in the Southwest, the upper Mississippi valley and Florida. Cooler weather Is expected in the north Atlantic states. TC Area Obituaries Rain Snow By V.

8. Weather Bureau For Binghamton and vicinity: Partial clearing and colder tonight with chance of a few snow flurries. Low 35-40. Tuesday partly cloudy and rather cold. High 43-48.

Barometer reading at 9 a.m. 29.79 (rising) Mean temperature yesterday icityL 51 Mean Temperature yesterday (airport 49 Maximum temperature yesterday 58 Minimum temperature last night 53 Mean year ago today was 45 Two years ago today it was 43 Five years ago today it was 50 Precipitation yesterday to midnight -Sun rises tomorrow at 6:54 a.m. Sun sets tomorrow at 4:43 p. m. Temperatures by Cities E3 HARRY A.

DAVIS, 65, died at Elizabeth Demyan of Troy and 8 p. m. Sunday at 616 Main! Mrs. Mary Tutko of Czcchoslo-SUeet, Great Bend, Pa. He is vakia: a brother, Stephen Hudak survived by a sister, Mrs.

Mar- of WatervJict, and several nieces shall Olivers; two brothers, Ben- and nephews. She was a mem-Jamin and Samuel Davis, all of her of St. Joseph's Church, En-Krranton, Pa. He was a resident dicott, and of its Rotary Society, of Great Bend for the last 15 The body was moved to the years. He was a veteran of World Greskovie Funeral Home, 161 War 1 and a member of Musa- Clinton Street, and was to be Stiles Post, VFW, of Great Bend, taken at 11 a.

m. today to her The body was moved to the where friends may call. Burke Funeral Home, Great Bend, where friends may call this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening. L. H.

L. Albany 57 40 Miami 79 73 Boston 59 44 Minneapolis 33 9 Buffalo 2 54 New Orleans 73 71 Chicago 87 39 New York 62 Cleveland 89 51 Philadelphia 70 53 Detroit 83 47 Pittsburgh 11 58 Harrisburg 11 5(1 St. Louis 82 42 Jacksonville 82 59 San Francisco 52 45 Los Angeles 65 50 Syracuse 57 47 Massenm 52 35 Washington 75 53, 'at Binghamton City Hospital. He EDGAR O. IIACKETT.

63. iis survived, by his wife, Mrs. formerly of Binghamton, died Catherine Sladish; four sons, Friday at Miami, Fla. He -is; Frank, Stephen, Michael and survived by Ms wile. lurs.

Alice jpatrick all of Bingham-B. Hackett of Miami: a brother, jton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Hackett of Binghamton, j0hn Sladish; two sisters, the and several nieces and nephews.

Misses Elizabeth and Mary Slad- c. Johnson City. GIRL or woman for general house work. Adult family, live in or high salary. 2-1523.

i GIRL or woman to assist with 2: children and light housework. Good home. State references if any. Write Box 54, co Press. GIRL or woman, general housework, live in.

Good wages. 7-8480. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Small village home has aii improvements. Would like middle-aged lady. neat, honest, pleasant.

No drinking. One 'i" Vs; 3575 co Press. (HOUSEKEEPER Good salary, excel lent wnrkin renditions, ntrmanent 1 position for right person. Live in! or OUt. 7-Z7BS.

I AlMCf LAUILb l) Experienced in consumer selling, with pleasant personality, to take orders for a new coffee. Soecial 1 1 1 ne was a memDer or me nrsi rresoyierian tnurcn or Miami, and Hancock Lodge, The body will arrive Tuesday afternoon in Binghamton, and will be taken to the Ernest H. Parsons Funeral Home, 71 Main Street, where friends may call Tuesday from 7 to 9 p. m. MISS ELEANOR HEDDEN, 48, of 155 Rosedale Drive, Sunrise Ter advertising.

$30 to $60 per VnnvE-nc 1. riorwrniinJ nn ahilitv hm.r. nprlHlN.MAS CORNERS Castle Creek depending on ability. 6 hours per 60 FRANK SLADISH, 40, of 13 Cypress Street, was dead on I arrival at 5:45 p. m.

Saturday jSh; three brothers, Stephen Tnhn Tr snH CloHich ati ui luiavQ) aiiu scctai 1I1CIC3 anu nephews. He was a member of SS. Cyril and Method Church. He was employed by Dunn Mc Carthy for the last 15 years, and was a veteran of World War 2 The body was moved to the Gres kovie Funeral Home, 161 Clinton Street, where friends may call evening. hody was moved to the Seymour Funeral Home, Oxford, where friends may call this evening.

LEWIS G. WOLCOTT. 51, of Kirkwood RD 1 was dead on ar- LYONS Tne funeral of Mis. Cell Lyons will be held at 11 a. 111.

luet-day at the Frank DeMunn u-neral Home, 36 Conklin Ave. Rabb. Jacob Hurwiu and Rev. Moses Margolls will oflioiate. Burial wit, be in Caruondaie, Pa.

Frienci. ma call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to ELL The funeral of Thomas P. O'Conriell will be held at a. m. Wednesday from the Allei Memorial Home, 511-513 E.

Mam Endicott. and 10.30 a. m. at St Francis Xavier Churcn of Friends-viile, Pa wnere a Solemn Ilign Mass of Requiem will be celebrated by Rev. S.

K. Connell, brother ol tne deceased. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, St. Joseph, Pa Tne family will receive lriends at the Memorial Home this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening.

The Rosary will be recited at tne Memorial Home Tuesday at a p. m. POLICANO The funeral ol Mrs, Concetta Policano will be hem Wednesday morning at 9 a. ni. from the James DeMarco Funeral Home.

199 Court St. and at 9:30 a. m. at St. Mary's Assumption Burial will be in Calvary Friends may call at tne funeral home this evening from 1 to 10 and Tuesday from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.

m. SLADISH The funeral of Frank Sladisn, will be held at 8.30 a.m. Tuesday lrom the Greskovie Funeral Home, 161 Clinton St. and 9 a. m.

at SS. Cyril and Metnoo Church. Burial will be in Slovak Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tins afternoon and evening SALATA The funeral of Anna Palata will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a. m.

at her home. 107 North Adams Endicott, and at 9:00 a. m. St. Joseph Church, Endicott.

Burial will be 111 the Slovak Catholic Cemetery, Binghamton, N. Y. Friends may call at her home anytime. Funeral arrangements by the Greskovie Funeral home, 161 Clinton Binghamton, N. Y.

VAN ORDER The funeral of Mrs. Grace A. Van Order will be held at the Ernest H. Parsons Funeral Home, 71 Main Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev.

George H. Phillips D. will officiate. Burial will be in Chenango Valley Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9.

WEBB The funeral of Mrs. Edith B. Webb will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Seymour Funeral Home, Oxford. The Rev.

Thomas Swales will officiate. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery, Oxford. WHITCOMB-The funeral of Fred W. Whitcomb will be held at 2 30 p. m.

Tuesday at the Frank L. DeMunn Funeral Home, 36 Conklin Ave. The Rev. Erford Freelove will officiate. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. WOLCOTT The funeral of Lewis G. Wolcott will be held at the J. F. Rice Funeral Home.

150 Main Johnson City, Wednesday at a.m. and 10 a.m. St. Mary's Cath olic Church, Kirkwood, N. Y.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary will be at the Funeral Home Tuesday at 8 p. m. Friends may call at the Funeral Home this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening. 3Flnristfl BARNES FLORIST 6 Main St.

Dial 4-4326. Hours, 9 to 6 p.m. COSTAS FLOWER SHOP Flowers That Satisfy 1200 Vestal Ave. Dial 4-4374 RIVERSIDE FLORIST Dial 7-3038. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.

F. T. D. Open nights. 47 Riverside Drive, Johnson City.

MacLENNAN'S FLOWERS Floral Telegraph Assn. Member 499 Court St. Dial 2-6484 WAKEMAN'S FLOWER SHOP Member of Floral Telegraph Assn. 90 Chenango Dial 2-7417 Subscription Rales Daily and Sunday. By carrier, daily 30c a week; Sunday 15c a week.

Daily by mail First and second zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $9. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $15. Sunday by mail, first and second zones, 1 month, 75c; 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $7.80. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $11.00. Personals ALTERATIONS and dressmaking.

Helen Gregory Osterhout. Dial 2-8186. ABDOMINAL SPENCER SUPPORTS Blanche Carr. SDencer Corset Shon job riorai jonnson ANNA L. GREGORY, 231 Chenango.

lime now lor all wool gloves, mittens, 99cupDrivinggloves. $1 95. ANTONES BEAUTY SCHOOL Open Days and Evenings. 4-1132. ART SUPPLIES Winsor, Newton and Grumbacher oils and water colors.

Numbered painting sets. KNAPP'S, 165 Washington St. AT FAMISE Sweaters, cardigans. sizes Jt-3B, mouses, skirts, wool and taffeta. 138 State St.

2-2797. BENWOOD finishes all modern stain color and non-yellowing clear finishes for new home trim and unfinished furniture. Daniels Paint, 119 State St. BOB Quality diamonds and easv credit at Wilber's Jewelers. 280 Main Johnson City.

7-1466. JOE CANE OR SPLINT chair seats re paired reasonably. Delivery serv- ice. o-iKoz. CHILD CARED for In my home days.

Dial 7-3990. CHILD CARE In my home, reason able. 2-3336. 307 Conklin Ave. CHILDREN CARED for in my home, days.

Dial 4-5978. CHRISTINE'S BEAUTY SHOP New service. Budget permanents $7.50, JBIO.SO 12 .50. $15. 3-0901 CONVALESCENT LADY Cared for in my home.

Dial 2-7788. DAILY CARE Pre-school children, all ages, play, handicraft, nap, hot lunch, afternoon snacks. Mrs. Magill. Montrose 406-J7.

DINING ROOM (Small) available for parties or club meetings, accommodates 8, $5 per evening. Juke Box, home made pies, coftee and other refreshments available. Craig's Luncheonette, Riverside, N. Y. 4-0409.

ELECTRIC SHAVER for ladies, whisk hair off in seconds, pink or blue. $3.98. BINGHAMTON SUPPLY CO 192 Washington St. 2-2011 ELECTRIC FIXTURES and Lamo Shades cleaned and re-covered at J- J'- -3'3- to- De married? Select your wedding invitations, "thank sou" rotes, nankins and matches at JOGGERST 142 STATE ST. FLORIDA Anyone wishing to go by car.

4-9217 or 68-4990. FUR coats expertly remodeled. Also 'adies' suits and coats by Tip Top Tailors. Save 50. Capitol.

2-4731. MOSAIC CERAMIC TILE walh7 Ki. I iLfc floors at low prices. EMERICK. Laurel at Main.

3-0263 Positions Wanted Women 14 WASHINGS and ironings done, delivered. Reai- Called for and onable. 4-5372. WILL CARE for elderly or valcvrnl lady in my home. J-2HH1, EDUCATIONAL Inntrurtlons 16 TorTinesTTeed Young Men, Young Women Tor hostesses, station agents, ticket agents.

pas.enKers agents, reserva tion agents, communications, records, etc. THE MAJOR COMMERCIAL AIRLINES urgently need young men and young women. 17 to 39. with a hign school education and a pleasing personality, for permanent positions in the passenger departments A SHORT LOW-COST TRAINING PERIOD that will not interfere with your present job or school can qualify acceptable applicants for -an exciting, glamorous career. Write.

fiving phone number, to Airline raining, National School of Aeronautics. 3101 Gilham Plaza. City. Missouri, or write Box 3577, co Press. COACHING UNTIL APPOINTED u.

s. Civil Service Tests! Manv Jobs open. Start high as $377.00 month. Qualify NOW! Exnenence often unnecessary. Get FREE 36-page illustrated bonk showing salaries, requirements, sample tests.

WRITE: Franklin Institute. Dept. 1325N, Rochester. K. Y.

ATfTONE'S School of Beauty Culture Training Open davs and evenmcs. E-Z payments. Plan now for lifetime security. 17 Exchange T-llJii. LEARN-TOFLY ENROLLL now In our flight course TRI-CITIES AVIATION Sninnl.

Broome County Airport, Binghamton EOAKD AND ROOMS Rooms With Board 20 NORTH SIDE Warm, clean room, board optional. Lady preferred. 2-0777. REASONABLE Food served home style, near factories. Employed only.

7-3685. WANTED Gentleman to boardTwho likes nice quiet home and good food. 7-0510 after 4 p. m. Rooms Without Board 21 CON KLINA Sleeping room $5.50 UD.

One housekeeDimr 4-4605. snower. oath. Gentleman. 4-3350.

rbnK'T ct Z- FRONT 20 Near Drive. Room. genuemanrivate. a-67fi. 197 Desirable room for gentleman, shower.

Parking. FRONT 8 Single room, newly decorated. Call 3-0203. NORTH ST. Largefront room.

Pri-vate entrance. 9-1413 or 3-6770. CENTRAL, Large attractive room. bath, private entrance. Gentleman, Dial 4-2534 SOUTH SIDE Sleeoine room, bui line.

Gentleman. Dial 2-3862. SOUTH SIDE Pleasant room. Daln' oreamasi aesirea. 4-3858.

WEST SIDE Women, girls. Beautifully furnished, kitchen, laundry privileges, unusually nice, walking distance. 3-4001. WEST SIDE Warm attractive room, Private home. Gentleman.

7-4284 cwninn Ha. furnished room for gentleman. 2-9191. JOHNSON CITY Nice warm room near bath for gentleman. 7-2729.

CITY, 496 Main St. 2 separate rooms garage. Gentleman Preferred. 9-0827. HOTEL DIXIE "RY.

Daily Rates. $2 Up Weekly, $8 Up. 2-3421 ROOM near bath, kitchen privileges. Dial 7-6223, 3-0432. Rooms for FlouseReeping 22 CENTENARY 22F'irstfloor.

3 clean, warm rooms, also one room kitchenette. Working adults preferred. ifUtrCTHTTTT' CT near "to bath' 49 Large room private entrance. 4-3493. COURT 1063 heated rooms, utilities.

Inquire after 4 p. m. RONT St. Large room. Electric refrigerator.

$7.50 weekly. Dial 4-1628. HENRY 1162 rooms. Private entrance. Friaidaire.

Gentleman. References! ROBINSON Pleasant room, suitable for one. $7 weekly. Dial 4-2330. ROOMS, private entrance, garage if desired.

Dial 4-4961, 2-2427. RUSH 36 Basement apartment with over $1,000 of new furnishings. Complete utilities, gas steam heat, showers, etc. For 1 or 2 people only. 4-1132.

JOHNSON CITY 2 rooms, all utili ties, private home. Dial 7-7744. wFiI--- XVjA1i JUSTATJS Jt'UJt JK-Eitt 1 Apartments and Houses 26 -k-t it a vv 9 Utilities furnished. Adults' ferred. 7-2725.

CHAPIN ST. 5 nice unhealed rooms Sao. Adults preferred. Box 701 co Press; CHAPIN 2 rooms, private entrance, bath, automatic not water, heat, lights, first floor. 2-4990.

rooms and bath, completely redecorated. Call 3-6335 or 7-1512. riiF.KAfjr.ri rt iAom -fmm aTT ington Hotel) 5-room heated apartment. Call 2-0666. 9-12 and 1-5.

c. erator available. Child welcome. $65. 7-1108.

CHESTNUT rooms. $65. 54'i i-twin. Evenings. 4-9234.

CHESTNUT 377 rooms, second floor, heated, garage. Adults pre-ferred. $95. 2-7582. CLARKE 142 rooms.

All utilities furnished. $10. 206Near Ansco. new rooms, private bath, entrance. Heat, gas, electric furnished.

4-5765 after4 j. m. CLINTON 1235 rooms, bath. $35. Dial2-2178.

CONKLIN 2393 rooms, first and second, $7, $8. CONKLIN RD 3 bath, first floor. Dial 2-0081 COURT 268 Near Tompkins St. bridge. Heated apartment, 4 rooms, private bath.

$50 monthly. Inquir Mr. Brewster, second floor. COURT ST. 3 rooms, newly dec- orated private bath.

Dial 2-4204. COURT 212 Exceptionally nice. 2 bedrooms, heated, third floor. $68 monthly. Available Dec.

lsL4-1954. CRANDALL ST. 2-room apartment. turnisnea, neatea. Adults f-'-irfu.

(DICKINSON 165 rooms, bath. Dial Z-0570. DICKINSON ST. 2- 4- and 5-room apartments. Inquire 142 Clinton (store).

2-7149. Vl.Vltt Oi 5-room single, re-a month. 4-0835. modeled. S85 FAIHVIEW AVE.

2 rooms, bath, i Tv; I a ccm "JZiJL-if ritut a "i hath, newly decorated on second noor. 3-3, HI. rooms, heated, first i floor. Adults preferred. 2-2806.

FRONT ST. Central, 4 rooms, all utilities. Couple preferred. $60 a month. 2-6766.

FRONT 115 Newlv decorated 4 rooms new kitchen and bath. Sec ond floor Heat and utilities. S80 per month. Phone 2-7663 or 2-6434. Mr.

Behan. GERARD AVE. 4 rooms, bath, needs some redecorating Allow balance of months rent free. 4-2831; GLENWOOD 91 3 rooms, bath. Private ertrance 01819-1473; HARRISON 17.

off West End Ave. Cozy 4 rooms, gas heat, fur- Personals TUXEDO and formal wear for all occasions. SALL-STEARNS. 138 Washington St. Dial 2-7780.

WE SPECIALIZE tn cashmeres and Indies' knit suits. DOUGLASS Sc BRADLEY, Cleaners and Dyeri, 121 Chenango St. 2-0541. WILL BOARD children in my home py week, uiai B-S5(3. WILL CARE for small children In my home.

References. 2-4195. YOUNG MOTHER would like to care for infant in her country home by week or day. Nice home, yard. Hany laundry included.

For in formation, call 2-7536 ZIPPER SERVICE for all types of garmen's. New, low prices. Free call and delivery. Master Cleaners, Chenango St. 2-7777 COMPLETE J-bedroom apartment with over $5,000 of furnishings.

Will share with 2 professional men. References exchanged. Walking distance to town. 4-1132. Lost and Found FOUND Young Beagle hound, male.

Black; and white with tan mark ings. Phone 9F5, Quaker Lake. FOUND Female Setter. Vicinity Ves tal center. 8-3U41.

FOUND Tan and white puppy, female. Vicinity Longfellow School 7-4879. LOST Beagle. Blue Tick, vicinity of McDonough. License 767272.

8-5422. Reward LOST Parakeet, gray and blue. 42 Broad jonnson city. 7-3i)3a. LOST Gold bracelet between Bro- tan s-Riviera Theatre.

Saturdav. Sentimental value. 5-3665 after p. m. Reward LOST by widow Nov.

9, black billfold containing sum of money. Reward. 4-O0f8. LOST Beagle hound, black, white, tan, collar with small bens. Vicinity Klrkwood.

3-4926. LOST Black, female cocker spaniel puppy, chain collar. Vicinity Sem-inary Ave. 4-1742. LOST Black, tan, white, female Beagle, vicinity of Fox Hollow Road.

Name "Judv." License No. 1416. Howard Cokely, New Mil-ford, Pa. Phone 157. LOST 2 calves, one black and other red and white.

Vicinitv Cooper Hill. Apalachin. Call 62Y3, Apala-chin, N. Y. LOST Benrus Embraceable, wrist- watch.

Reward. 7-6143. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Men illVLIltlVl. ft lit l'UlUli CARETAKER for general maintenance at boys ramp in Northeast Pennsylvania. Must De SKinea all kinds of maintenance, includ ing carpentry, plumbing and grounds.

Live at Camp, board self. Write all details, Box 3544 co Press. APPLIANCE Service man, experience only, for wholesale distributor. 5 days. Write Box 3565 co Press.

"CHAUFFEURS YELLOW CAB Good income for middle-aged, dependable, and trustworthy men with a clean record who should be interested in a secure job. Apply YELLOW CAB CO. 181 State St. COOK Permanent year-round posi tion lor man witn experience in high-class cooking. Straight shift, 40 hours, security and employee benefits.

Apply Personnel Department. 25 Day Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. DINER MANAGER Capable of tak ing entire responsibility, every phase of ODeration. Terrific opportunity for right man.

Write Box d5ib. co Press. DISTRICT SALES MANAGER Alert, ambitious salesman or manager will be selected to train as local manager for large well-rated company. Direct-to-consumer sales or management experience desired but not essential. A man that wants the better things in life and is willing to work for them.

Age not important. Man selected will work closely witn nome omce management, be given thorough training and follow-up assistance. Car necessary. Income based on sales commissions, overwrite and bonus with Lifetime Security Recruiting Bonus Our managers are earning in excess of $10,000 a year. Must be re liable and willing to work hard for something Worthwhile.

No traveling. This job presents a real opportunity for rapid advancement within the company without having to wait years for it. For courteous personal interview call R. H. Hamilton, Arlington Hotel, anytime Monday.

Tuesday or Wednesday DRIVER over 25, who can be bonded. Thomas Delivery, 2-5013. ENGINEERS: Representatives FROM LOCKHEED IN California ARE IN BINGHAMTON with details on how Lockheed's lons-range development and production program can advance your, career. We invite you to see our advertise ment on the SPORT PAGE OF TODAY'S PAPER LOCKHEED Aircraft Corporation CALIFORNIA DIVISION Burbank, California FARM WCRK Caretaker live 6tock, drive horses. Good home in preference to high wages.

No drinking. 71702, Afton, N. Y. Call after 8 p. m.

JANITOR Part-time. West Side apartments. Dial 2-6123, after 6 p. m. MALE NURSE With therapy experi-: ence.

Live in. Dial 4-0971. MAN To deliver samples and write orders. Experience unnecessary, car helpful; part-time considered. Dial 68-4188 MARRIED MAN on farm, house with usual privileges.

Good wages. E. R. Cotterill Son, Harford, N. Y.

Fhone Viking 46940, Dryden, Y. MEN (2) Experienced in consumer selling to take orders for a new coffee. Special advertising. $30 to $60 per week, depending on ability. 6 hours per aay.

aays per weeK. Appiv Mr. H. Rogers, 4:30 to 3:30 p. Carlton Hotel.

PLASTER MASONS First class. Dial 2-0338. SSi TTTSTS PRESSMAN, Harris Press experience preferred, but not necessary. Right man can expect to be foreman of printing department when capable. Excellent chance for man willing to learn.

Plant located in upper New York State. Write Box 3578. co Press, stating age. qualifications, experience, expected hourly rate, when personal interview can be arranged. All replies held in strict confidence.

have tools and Transoor on iujj laica. Btuy worit. txue- rienced. reliable men onlv. AbdIv 20 Harry L.

Drive. Johnson City, between 8 a. m. and 9 a. m.

SAH5J Mle? promotion or printing backeround to represent Rochester printer and Help WantedMen 9 PRESSERS Heavy, experienced oniy. Appiy in person, crescent Cleaners, 40 Clinton St. ROUTE MAN DRY CLEANING AND I-AI'DRY SALARY AND COMMISSION REFERENCES REQUIRED BATES-TROY LAUNDRY 151 LAUREL AVJT SALESMAN Permanent position managing home ervlce ihoppuig route, car furnished, operating expenses paid Bonus plan, paid vacations, Health nd Accident Insurance, retirement plan. If you are 25 to 40 years of age and want something good and permanent, you should Investigate this offer. Sales experience not necessary.

For interview apply In person, 8 to a.m. jewel lea Company. 75Griswold St. SHOE SALESMEN Full time, 48-hour week. F.xcellent working coaditions.

Income unlimited. Sick benefits and group insurance plan, paid vacation. Write Box 474, co Press. All replies confidential. Experience preferred but not compulsory for tne ngni man.

TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR Experienced in the operation of IBM tabulating equipment. Apply In person Monday through Friday, 8 a. m. to 12 noon, or send resume to: ANSCO 29 Charles Street Binghamton, New York TOOL DESIGNERS AND Mechanical Designers EXPERIENCED, FOR OUR VESTAL OFFICE. MODERN DESIGN Vestal, N.

Y. TREE SURGEON Experienced. Steady employment, paid vacations, other benefits. 504 Front Vestal, after 6 p. m.

ARE YOU AMBITIOUS Would you like to control your own future in a full time profitable business of your own without cash investment? The man we select for Owego area will be started in this lifetime opportunity for himself, given regular close follow-up help. Can also use one man in Binghamton. Cortland. Norwich or vicinity. No red tape.

tor personal get-together inter view call Mr. Getz, Hotel Ahwaga, Owego 630; EXPERIENCED Creamery worker. 5-day week. Good wages. Box 494 co Press.

ALERT YOUNG MEN FOR DESIRABLE JOB WITH BOOK MANUFACTURING CONCERN Permanent employment with excellent future. VAIL-BALLOU PRESS. 187 CLINTON ST. FIRST CLASS Tool and MACHINE Designers LOXG TERM PROGRAM TOP WAGES. ALL BENEFITS Valley Engineering Co.

315 Clinton St. IF YOU ARE making less than $100 a week and have a car and interested in more money, see us at 281 Front between 9 and 10 a. m. IT'S HARD WORK, but $91 weekly will cure you. Car, neat.

2-8922 or LARGE NATIONAL CONCERNi wants a man as our representative in this area. As our business aver ages high in repeat sales on orders already sold our men enjoy year after year earnings and build last-ting contracts; shipment made on open account. You do not deliver, you do not collect deposits on average orders and there are no slack seasons. You need not have been a salesman. Our people are taught our methods of selling and make money in their first week.

If you are married, have a car and would like to talk this over WTite Mr. Getz, Box 780 co Press. LOCKHEED In CALIFORNIA CALLING TOOLING Men to top pay and the largest development and production program in the company history. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR: TOOL DIE MAKERS TOOL DESIGNERS TOOL PLANNERS AND ALL TYPES OF JOURNEYMAN MACHINISTS TRAVEL AND MOVING ALLOWANCES WILL BE PROVIDED For Binghamton Interview Phone Lockheed Representative! Earle Marcotte and Dwight Cur-ley at Arlington 4-3211 in Binghamton. Monday, November 14 through Wednesday, November IS, between 9 a.

m. and 8 p. m. LOCKHEED Aircraft Corporation CALIFORNIA DIVISION Burbank, California a concern. Local position, guaranteed income, retirement and other bene-1 fits.

Call 9-2841 to arrange personal interview. race, uieu iu n.ou p. m. omuiuay at Binghamton City Hospital. She CHARLES TIN'KUNAS.

ts survived by her father, Charles; 39, of 44 Lake Avenue died at Hedclen of Watkins a p. m. Sunday in Binghamton. er. Harry Hedden and a niece.

Miss He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sandra Heddon, both of MontourlMary (Halaburka) Tinkunas; two Falls. She was a teacher in the daughters, Mary Eliazbeth and Binghamton public school system charlotte Lee Tinkunas; his for the last 27 years. The body was parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles moved to the Royce Funeral Home, I Tinkunas Sr. a sister 2 6 East Fourth Street. Grodecki; a brother. Glen where friends may Tinkunas, aii of Bing-Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 hamton and several aunts m. The body will be taken, uncles and one nephew He was Wednesday morning 0 the Pros-.

veteran of World War 2 Tne byter.an Church in Vvatkins Glan bod th Rob tC nA7fnngeFnnlSJy Wnll" J- Bednarsky Funeral Home, 96 36 Glonwood Avenue, where friends Conklin Avenue. Mll Tues(Jay and Wednes. MRS. INEZ E. HOLCOMB, fternoon and evening, of Blodgett Mills died this morn-! ing at Cortland Memorial Ho-' EDWARD WALLS, pital.

She is survived by three of 93 Park Avenue died at sons, Laurence of Blodgett a. m. today at his home. He Howard of Cortland and Newton:" suv1e hls Wlf.e; Mrs. An-Holcomb of Berkshire; two eWal's; tw sons, Marshall T.

daughters. Mrs. Virginia Berry Binghamton and Edward W. of Homer and Mrs. Florence of Burlington, a Baldwin of Albany; 18 grand- brother, Alfred J.

Walls of Long children, and two sisters, Mrs.iIs'and: five grandchildren, and Gary Kmiskern of Oneonta and several nieces and nephews. He Mrs. Ora Streed of Kirk, a member of the Ross Me-She was a member of Blodgett morial Presbyterian Church, and Mills Baptist Church. The body was associated with Travelers In-was moved to the Beard Memorial surance Co. of Binghamton for Home, 18 Church Street.

Cort-the last 25 years. The body was land, where friends may call moved to the Chopyak Funeral Tuesday from 7 to 9 p. m. 326 Prospect Street, where 'friends may call Tuesday from 2 MRS. CELIA LYONS of 59 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Schubert Street died at 3 p. m.l Sunday at Binghamton City Hos- MRS. EDITH B. EBB, 61.

of pital. She is survived by four 21 Berry Street, Norwich, died sons. Abe Lyons of New Yorkj Saturday night at her home. She City, Max Lyons of Chicago. 111., js survived by her husband, and Aaron Lyons of Bing-i Clarence G.

Webb; a son, Lewis hamton; a sister, Mrs. Frances! Webb of Sherburne; three sis-Kline of New York City, and Iters, Mrs. Ivan Greenleaf of Nor-several grandchildren, nieces and! Wich, Mrs. Clinton Brigham of nephews. She was a member of 'oxford and Mrs.

Charles Alger Temple Israel and Ezras Torah.0f Fort Lauderdale, and two The body was moved to the grandchildren. She was a mem-Frank L. DeMunn Funeral Home lDer of the Methodist Church and 36 Conklin Avenue, where friends! WSCS, both of Fort Ann. The iFmtrral -Nultos iCUMMINGS The funeral of Mrs. I Anne Cummlngs will be held at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at the William R. Chase Son Funeral Home, 44 Exchange St. The Rev. Paul Armstrong will officiate. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery at the convenience of the family.

Friends may call at the funeral home -today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. DAVIS The funeral of Harry A. Davis will be held from the Burke Funeral Home, Great Bend, Wednesday at 2 p. m.

The Rev. Leon Qathany will officiate. Burial will be in Forty Fort Cemetery, Forty Fort, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and Tuesday afternoon and eve- ning. EBERLIN The funeral of George W.

Eberlin will be held at 3 p. m. Tuesday at the Coleman Daniels Funeral Home. 300 E. Jklain En-dicott.

The Rev. Leon Bouton will officiate. Burial will be in River-hurst Cemetery, Endicott. The family will receive friends at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. HACKETT The funeral of Edgar O.

Hacltett will be held at the Ernest H. Hisrsotis Funeral Home, 71 Main Street, Wednesday at 1 p. m. The Rev. William H.

McComaghv of the First Presbyterian Church, Syracuse, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery, Hancock. N. Y. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.

HEDDEN The funeral of Miss Elea nor Hedden will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Presbvterian Church. Watkins Glen, N. The Rev.

William Cartmell will officiate. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Watkins Glen, N. Y. Friends may call at the Rovre Funeral Home, 216 E. Fourth Watkins Glen, Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Local arrange ments oy tne rranK l. ueMunn Funeral Home, 36 Conklin Ave. HICKEY The funeral of Mrs. Alma Hickev will be held at 11 .1.

Tuesday at the Coleman Xc Daniels Funeral Home, East Main Apalachin. The Rev. Sereio Valori will officiate. Burial will be in Durel. Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. HOLCOMB The funeral of Inez Holcomb will be held at Blodgett Mills BaDtist Church, Blodgett Mills. N. Wednesday at 2 p. m.

The Rev. Cecil Whitney will officiate Burial will he in Blodgett Mills Cemetery. Friends may call at the Beard Memorial Home. Cortland, N. Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.

Bernard DeVoto Dies New York (P) Bernard De Votp, 58, writer, critic and scholar, who won the Pulitzer prize for history in 1948 died of a heart attack last night at Presbyterian Hospital. Hungary Shakeup Vienna, Austria (JP) Changes in the lineup of Hungary's Corn- MAICO HEARING CENTER HEARING AID As shown In The Binghamton Press October 27fh, can be concealed wherever you wish under the hair. It fastens securely with an almost weightless barette. No wire or plastic headband is needed to keep this feather-light Maico Hearing Aid concealed in the hair. Come In, or writa for FREE faool-let "New Beauty Secrets," describing hair fashions, concealing the Maico Featherlight Transistor Hearing Aid.

MAICO HEARING AID CENTER 6 COURT STREET PHONE 4-4543 GERTRUDE R. KLAUSNER, N. nnnp51! 1 day, 5 days per week. Apply Mr. H.

Rogers, 4:30 to 8:30 p. Carlton Hotel. OFFICE GIRL-Part-time for light typing, answer telephone, assistant to bookkeeper. Approximately 25 hours per week. Box 393, co Press.

SALESLADIES GOOD PERMA NENT POSITIONS. EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. jHYKUR S. SALES LADY Experienced, to sell ladies' ready-to-wear, full time, steady position TRI-PHI SHOPS, 53 Court St. SALESLADY Must be experienced.

drugs or cosmetics. Apply Kent Drug Store. Court and Chenango. SALESLADY Full- or part-time. Ap-; ply in person.

Goodfriend Shop, 83 court at. STITCHERS Experienced. Apply lii conklin Ave. TEACHER Business subjects. Morning sessions only.

4-2941. WAITRESS Experienced, part time, 3:30 to 9 p. experienced griddle gin, 4:30 to 8:30 m. Main Diner, 151 Main 4-9855. WAITRESS Experienced preferred.

4U-nour week, owier a Luncheonette. Mr. O'Connell. WAITRESSES Experienced. Apply Delano 12 noon-1 p.

m. or Mary Restaurant, 11 Castle Creek Hinman's Corners. WAITRESS Days or evenings. Must he experienced. Apply in person.

Al's Restaurant. 106 Court St. WOMAN To work in State Line Diner. Riverside. Route 11.

Binghamton 3-3379. Woman For work in small fnstitn-t tion. Must live in. Call bef ore 9 P. m.

2-0544. 'AVON'S exciting new gift line of I cosmetics and toiletries can Rive you an unusual earning opportu nity during the coming holiday season. Phone 3-4004 for appointment. LOCAL Business opportunity for women with isationai sales service organization Age 25 to 50. Must have pleasing personality.

Excellent opportunity! with hours adapted to home re- sponsibilty, experience unnecessary. Call Mrs. DiLello. 4-2105. PART OR FULL time work.

Excellent opportunity to earn added income for Christmas. For further information, call R. A. Boardman, 4-7638 or write Box 3586 co Press. PART TIME HELP NEEDED Now until Christmas.

Must be between 20-30 and a high school graduate. Contact Personnel Manager at Montgomery Ward. SISSON'S Will interview part-time, full time salesladies for holiday season. Pleasant working conditions, good salary, immediate employee's discount. AdpIv now, 00 phone calls, 8th Floor.

Help Men or Women 11 DISHWASHER Part-time; also! cook's helper. Inquire Endweil Tavern, Endwell, N. Y. Positions Wanted Men 13, CARPENTER work and floor sanding Dial 3-6646 or 3-4422 after 5 D. m.

CARPENTRY Cabinet making, ex terior and interior painting. Dial; 2-0214. CARPENTRY, painting, roofing. I Chimneys cleaned, repaired, te- built. L.

Williams, 3-7022. tmn mrt attendant. nre- 19 Avenue Jonnson City. ment. Call 4-2743 after 5 p.

m. PAINTING All tvpes, carpentry Working men's prices. Dial 4-6878 7' between 5 p. p. m.

PAINTING Decorating and renovating. Dial 3-0133 or 2-2189. PLASTIC and ceramic tile installed. Free estimate. John Shannahan.

Dial 4-9492. Positions Wanted -Women 14 CURTAINS DONE DIAL 2-1944 GIRL desires office work, typing, and calculating 2-4156. or vireil St. 4-5108 or e'J-01" iuinjia uvr. hourDial302Sl.

WAITRESS or cook small res-' taurant. Sundays off Dial 2-5773. i I I 3 a machines. Dial children. I rival at 5:10 p.

m. Sunday at munist Party and government have Wilson Memorial Hospital. He isjbeen announced and some observ-survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruth ers believe they may affect the Volcott; a daughter, Mrs. Hugh nation's farm program.

may call today, from 7 to 9 p. m. THOMAS P. OCONNELL of Friendsville, died at noon Sundry at his home, after a long Illness. He is survived by his wife.

Mrs. Kathryn Connell; a daughter, Bliss Sara E. Connell of Vestal; a son, Raymond S. O'Connell of Binghamton; three sisters. Mrs.

Mary C. Quinn of St. Joseph, Miss Elizabeth O'Connell of Binghamton. and Mrs. John J.

Hickey of Choco-nut. two brothers, the Rev. S. R. O'Connell of Pittston, and Albert B.

O'Connell of Binghamton, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Church of Friendsville, and had been a rural mail carrier for the last 14 years in the Friendsville area. The body was moved to the Allen Memorial Home, 511-513 East Main Street. Endicott, where the family will re ceive friends this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening.

MRS. CONCETTA POLICANO, 72, of 37 Rush Avenue, died this morning at Wilson Memorial Hos- pital after a long illness. She is Smith of Kirkwood RD four sons, William, Charles and John Wolcott, all of Kirkwood RD 1 and Lewis Wolcott of Windsor KD a brother. William Wolcott of Equinunk, an aunt, Mrs. John Burns of New Jersey, and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

He was employed by Endicott Johnson and was a member of its 30-Year Club. The body was moved to the J. F. Rice Funeral Home. 1d0 Mam Street, Johnson City, where friends may call this evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Ciit-Rate Nuclear Method Reported New York iVP) Two Columbia University scientists report they Per cent pure British European Airways planes carried 1,874,316 passen- without a fatal accident in company's last fiscal year. survived Dy ner nusnana a ico a have developed a new vastiy Policano; a sister, Raffaela Labatei of Italy, and several nephews; cheaper way of producing hydro-residing in New York City. The gen 15, a valuable ingredient for body was moved to the James De-'nuclear research. Thev say it can Marco Funeral Home. 199 Court done with standard laboratory Street, where friends may nasks and equipment.

today from 7 to 10 p. m. and Tuesday from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 Ivan Taylor and uharn Spm- jdel announced their new technique iyesterday and estimated it would MRS. ANNA SALATA of 107 cut the cost of 95 per cent pure North A.lams Avenue, Endicott, hydrogen 15 to $500 a pound. Un-died Sunday morning at her til now ingredient has cost home.

She is survived by her jSns.OOO a pound and was only 60 310 "PROOFING and 1" Bldg Casual short cut permanents. $7.50 complete. 4-3164 PERSONALIZED Union label Christnas cards. Order now. JOGGESST, 142 State St.

REWEAVING AND REKNITTINGTf moth holes, burns or tears. Expert worn, neasonapie prices. 3-4633. KUMAR TABLETS for temporary relief of aches and pains associated with arthritis and rheumatism. GONZ'S RexaU Pharmacy.

366 Clinton St. 7-9814. nished. JpO. -HAZEL ST.

23 5 large rooms, auto-given matic heat. Adults preferred. husband. John L. Salata; two daughters, Mrs.

Walter Kobeski and Mrs. Carl Gyidik; a son, John E. Salata, all of Endicott; umaiaiiuins inuonai specialises mtbrussiBLi, married man. outdoor. POP anrt trlcm fie'ris a.

i' to tram as a salesman for large offering COMPLETE art. idea and production service. Louis Hemd. Son. 151 Andrews Rochester 4.

tUL," VfrtHrM A mr.mv hath "cia'o tt.wv 'rirZZ .1 (HOLLAND 483 rooms, bam. xirsi aecoraiea. aouiii preferred. Dial 7-6783. eisrht grandchildren; five great-jgers grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

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