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Mote Heft. Wo-te, Leyal Notices Dcetfc Noffeei Dtotfe Notre PAGE 32 PITTSBURGH PRESS. OCTOBER 19, 1949 KICKIN' AROUND CARPENTER Handy-man. Real tstata office. 6014 Penn East Bad.

i I 1 0 gco -Hildegard and Olivia Alternoong only. BAILEY Of 862 Freeland on Monday, Oct. 17. 1949. at 8:15 a.m., Clarence husband of Mary H.

Wiesner; father of Barbara Jane, Mary Louise: brother of George. Consultant Salesman Leading hearing aid corporation na Eugene and Earl Bailey and Mrs. A. opening for consultant salesman: to Perka. Friends received at the Erny work wltn estaoiisnea cuenxeie.

xa Funeral Home. 2361 Brownsville LEO J. Aaron. 400 Law At Finance Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act.

No. 380 of May 24. 1945. ol intention to -file Jn the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, the 25th day of October.

1949. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Trt-Statc Paper Company, with Its principal place ot business at 1700 Woodward Avenue. Stowe Township, McKees necessary; commission, cau uaiuic Road, Carrick. Funeral on Friday at 9:15 a.

m- Reauiem mass in St. 1-1 123. I or appointment. the Clever and Stover Funeral Home, 534 McKees Rocks. Funeral, services on Friday.

Oct. 21, at 2 p. m. HORN" On Tuescay evening, Oct. 18.

1949, Lucy Florence Horn, sister of the late Emma Grace Horn of 536 Bellalre Brookline; aunt of Nellie Hughes of Bridgeport. O. Mrs. W. B.

Wallace of Enon Valley, and Mrs. James Knox of Washington, Pa. Friends received at the Bein-hauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Interment at Washlng-ton. Pa. KENNY On Sunday, Oct. 16, 1949, Joseph H. Kenny son of Joseph COOK Experienced, dependable, all George's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends. around man. Appiy scneniey Kesurui. invited, interment St.

George 3404 Fiftn Ave. COOK Experienced short order cook. 2308 Saw Mill Run uverorooa. Plantation 1-9758. DELIVER-Soda Boy White; 18 or over, daytime.

Apply in person. 5873 Rocks. Pa. The name and address BARCZAK On Oct. 16, 1949, Catherine Demitras.

beloved wife of John Barczak: mother of Anthony, Charles, Mrs. Martha Zlelinski, Joseph. Andrew, Mrs. Mary Wisnelwskl and Mrs. Mathilda Northumberland St.

of the person owning or Interested in said business Is: Nicholas Lemesh, 1700 Woodward Avenue, Stowe Town- shipi McKees Rocks. Pa. RUGGERO J. Aldisert. Attorney at Law.

ti. Kenny and the late Florence E. DIE Makers, preferably die-cast i Construction Walkouts Called Off Highway Builders, Union in Agreement A labor dispute that threatened to halt all road construction In Western Pennsylvania was reported settled today at a "semi-secret" conference in Washington. The quarrel had Idled an esti- makers. Write Box 33.

1 trope, i-a. Kenny of 515 Aiken brother of Mrs. Dorothy Dubbs of Detroit, ni.trirt mimirr for sale of home study 933 Jones Law Building, pittsburgn Lozowskl. Funeral on Thursday at 8 a. m.

from her home. 346 39th St. Requiem mass in Holy Family Church at 9 a. m. BARRY On Monday evening.

Oct. courses on a university leveL Strictly commission. Bond required. Car nec Pa. NOTICE TO QUIET TITLE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 17.

1949. Kooert beloved nusbana OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY. rENNA. No. 621 January Term.

1950 of Bern Ice Kim Barry; father of Kooert N. Jr. and infant Michael To F. G. Pivirotto.

his heirs and assigns: Notice Is herebv given vou that Alea Mich. Funeral services at H. Samson's, 537 Neville Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment private. KLEINSCHMIDT On Sunday evening.

Oct. 16. 1949. Mary beloved wife of Harry P. Klelnschmidt.

of 1534 Rockland Beechview; mother of Margaret Marcella Klein-Schmidt. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave. Blessing services on Thursday morning, at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. son of Thomas W. and Othella Gorlus Barry and brother of Mrs. Irene Eppinger, Tneima. captain 'Cold Down Here Suicide Tells Watcher on Bridge Edward Hugney, 24, of the' North Side, witnessing a man's leap into the Allegheny River last midnight, looked over the rail at the foundering suicide.

"It's cold down here," the man yelled to Mr. Hugney. Then the waters covered him. Efforts by North Side police to recover the body -proved futile. Mr.

Hugney, 320 E. Lacock said he was walking across the bridge from the North Side when the man, a few. feet ahead of him, stopped and said: "You doubt my Insanity?" The man- then climbed the railing and jumped before the startled Mr. Hugney could stop him. He was about 30.

had blond hair combed straight back, was five feet five inches and wore a blue pin stripe suit with white shirt and tie. He was extremely thin. Thomas. Paul and Donald. Friends Stata and Genevieve K.

Stafa. at the above number and term, have filed action to quiet title by the discharge and satisfaction of a mortgage from Erm-enegildo Cappelli to Amelia R. Steele, dated November 1. 1898 and assigned may call at O'Brien Funeral Home, 7324 California at Cooper to F. G.

Pivirotto and record ea in N. S. Funeral Friday morning. Solemn requiem high mass In St. Jo-stph's Church at 9:30 a.

m. Mortgsce Book Volume 855. page 402, on a tract of land in Carnegie Borough. essary. Man wno makes gooa snouia exceed 10.000 annually.

Address D-Co-op. American Technical Society. 850 East 58th Chicago 37. Engineer. Industrial, $450 College graduate with extensive experience on incentives.

Should have had experience building up data. Good appearance and personality. Rush! LEONARD EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL 2nd Floor. Jackson Bldg. S4 5 Penn Neat Stouffer'l.

ENGINEER Chemical or mechanical with knowledge of hydraulics and thermodynamics. Contact Industrlaa using melting devices and heat transfer equipment. Salary, expense. Cosmopolitan Professional Placement, Investment Bldg. Court 1-5334.

ESTIMATOR Electrical engineering experience and references necessary; top salary. Pitts I BECKER On Monday. Oct. 17. Jo Allegheny county.

Pennsylvania, mown as a oartion ot Lot 3 in John Ander seph, beloved husband of Clara Wal son's Plsn of Lots In said Borough, re corded In Plan Bonk Volume 3. page brother of Mrs. Mary Lipp. Mrs. Amelia Derencln and Clara 154: and you are required to answer itld enmnlaint on or before November LAND Suddenly, on Tuesday.

Oct. 18, 1949, P. V. Land, at his home in Jackson Heights. Long Island.

N. in his 79th year; survived by his wife, Leona and one son. P. V. Jr.

of New York; also six brothers and one sister, all ofPiHsburglv LETNCii Git Tuesday. Oct. 18. 1949. at 10:30 a.

Anna E. Hnlllday Letoch. of 216 Kramer Way, beloved wife of William J. Letsch; sister of Addison and John Holliday. Friends Bet Her of Somerset, late of 1267 VOKkamp St.

Friends received at the I Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrle 17. 1949. otherwise a decree will entered against you. St.

Requiem mass at Most Holy WALTER Sheriff Name Church on Friday at 10 a. m. Knights of St. George, Branch 39. highway and street repair projects.

The unofficial walkouts had spread as tar south as Tennessee and was threatening to halt all work in the Eastern United States. Pulled Off Jobs IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF AtJ-KflHENY COUNTY "Would you be interested in our football team? You're blocking is terrific!" Edward Walter Parry vs. Abble Annette ana friends invited. BLACK On Monday. Oct.

17. 1949. Louis, husband of Alice Smith Black, of, 480 Garfield Heldelburg; burgh Outdoor Advertising lb. Kepple Walter, et ai. no.

3137 jury Term. 1949. in Equity. ESTIMATOR Lumber and mill work; younger man preferred. Writ 874.

NOTICE OF MAaTEK niARinu To: Charles A. Jones and James L. father of Hazel Ioria. Louis Death Notices Legal Notices Press. Walter, Harry, Raymond and Charles mmiN (Whltei.

elderly ESTATE of Patrick Joseph Vauxhan. Pittsburgh contractors said the deceased, of Pittsburgh. No. 4358 of Black; also 11 grandchildren; brother of John Black. Friends are invited to rail at McDermott Bros.

Funeral Home, 3rd Ave. at. P. R. Car 94 9.

Letters tertamentsrv on his e- A. F. of L. unions were pulled tHte were granted to the undersigned received at the parlors or wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave.

and KearsarRe Mt. Washington, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 21. at 2 p. m.

I.KVINE Mrs. Anna (nee Robbins Levine, wife of Morris Levlne, Van Buren Home. Beaver, Tuesday, Oct. 18. at 4:15 p.

m. Friends will be received at J. T. Anderson and Sons Funeral Home, 205 College Beaver. Funeral services on Thursday at 1 p.

m. at Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes St. at Craft Pittsburgh.

LORZ (Schossow) On Tuesday. 16, 1949, Margaret Schossow Lorz, of 22 Beilevue West View; wife of George and mother of Mar negie, wnere services win be neid who requests all persons having claims off jobs because non-union workers were being used on projects or demands sualnst the estate of decedent to make known the same and Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Char-tiers Cemetery. all persons Indebted to decedent to Yoiiare hereby notified that, having been appointed Master in the abov case bv decree of Court dated September 33.

1949. I will hold a hearing at my office at 907 Jones Law Building. Ross Street and Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh 19. Pennsylvania, on October 31, 1949.

at 9:30 o'clock a. Kastern Standard Time, for the purpose of taking testimony relative to the maeket value of the real estate described In the Fill of the above case, and such other testimony as may be offered. If you so desire, vou may attend and be heard. Lee P. Held.

Master. BLACKBURN At Riverside. on in Central and Eastern Pennsyl vania. maice pavment without aeiay to jamcs work part, time; glvt experience. Writ 659.

Press. Furniture Warehouse Man Experienced man who can take complete charge warehouse and shipping: good steady work to right party: located 20 miles southwest of Pittsburgh; state age. experience and refer- ences. Write 585. Press.

GARAGE Door Imtal lera Experienced men preferred. Apply in person only. Do not phone. Car essential. Mr.

Rarer. Chas. Raber At Co. South 26th South Side. CLASS BLOWER Oliver Steel Files J.

Donovan. 34SS sipe a. or to James T. Philpott Law A Finance Pa. bers of Knights of St.

George are Invited to call at E. Donley Gray Funeral Home. 2539 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, end of Carrlck car-line. Funeral Friday. Oct.

21. 1949. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Wendelin's Church at 9 a. m. Interment St. Wendelin's Cemetery. VALENTINE In "action, at Luzon.

Philippine Islands, Jan. 25. 1945, Set. James son of the late William and Sophie Yablonsky Valentine: brother of Mrs. Nestor Guzik.

Mrs. John Kiixiel, Mrs. Frank Lorkschmidt. and Mrs. Henry Goetz.

Friends will be received at John A. Freyvogels, 3406 Fifth Ave. Funeral Thursday morning, Oct. 20. at 10:30 o'clock.

High mass of requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral, at 11 o'clock. ESTATE of R. E. McCallester.

deceased. Friday, Oct. 14, 1949, Margaret Lee Blackburn, widow of Julius H. Blackburn; sister of John M. Lee, Chicago, Mrs.

Estelle A. Cheyne. and Mrs. Edwin D. Higgins.

Rlverlside. Mrs. Harvey A. Miller. aunt of J.

Lee Klrby, and Mrs. John M. Feeney. Pgh. Friends received at of Braddock.

No. ot 14. Letters testamentary on his estate were ft anted to the undersigned wno re- Suit Against Union niiest all nersons rtavina claims or ar Trlffnds against the estate of decedent to Mte He? Woiied make known the same and all persons For Neon sign work; we require the services of an experienced, sober, reliable, H. Samson 537 Neville Wednesday afternoon and evening. Requiem high mass at St.

Paul's Cathedral, Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. indebted to decedent to make payment garet Lorz; sister of William O. Schossow. Funeral from the home of 8chellhaas Son, 707 Ea't N. 8., on Friday at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. LUKOWSKI Suddenly, on SundavT Oct. 16, at Norfolk, Va Paul Joseph. U.

S. of 4811 Hatfield beloved son of Joseph and Julia Lukowski; brother of Gloria Friends received without delav to Marr E. McCallester, man; able to do neat wora; nign ran 32 1 Braddock Braddock. Terms of the settlement weren't disclosed, but Max Harrison, president of the Harrison Construction Co. of Pittsburgh, said the men would be back to work tomorrow.

Route 88 Repair One of the projects involved has been repair of Route 88, between Castle Shannon and South Park. Men walked off the job Thursday, went back again Saturday, and failed to show up Firm Seeks Entry Into South Side Mill Stech Neon Sign Co. Atlantic 1-1B41. or to Robert C. Hecht and S.

Allen BROWN On Wednesday. Oct. 19, 1949. Anna wife of the late Hiram mother of Mrs. Charles Vatz.

Frlck fa. ESTATE of Edward Anthonv Esser. de Brush of Houston. Tex GROCERY Manager Also Meat Department Manager, experienced; for targe Super Market- Excellent opportunity for right men. Call McKeesport 3-565 9 to 5.

Mrs. i at B. E. HarenskI Funeral Home. ceased, of Pittsburgh.

No. 4361 of WALL On Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1949. William Wall of 2223 Forbes beloved brother of Mrs. Gladys Le-Grand of Rockingham, N.

C. Friends rprpivpri at. the finine Funeral Home. T.pttrs testamentarv on his 191 43rd St. Requiem mass at St.

Mary's Church. 46th Thursday. The Oliver Iron Steel CO. both of Baden, and sister of John tt wrrr erantpd to the undersigned -ct. s.o.

at 9:30 a. m. Interment 220 Auburn East End. where went to court today for an order who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and GUITAR Player Electric Spanish (for melody and harmony): must have ear. Write 525.

Press. St Augustine's Cemetery. services will be held Thursday. Oct to uet its administrative em- church Ajjridge. Pa.

no- i (McCABE On Tuesday Oct 1R 1949 m- intermeni KOCking- ployes into its South Side Plant. UfcK0seK1lgn Monday 0ct. 17. Laura Mills Maloney, wife of Thomas nijm. all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Dorothy M.

Esser. 3552 Slrlus or to Joseph S. Szepe. Key C. McCabe.

of 325 Spahr mother WARREN Tuesday, Oct. 18. 1949, Paul son of Bert and the late AU advertisement in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help and Female Help Wanted columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis of compensation. When answering advertise' merits addressed to Press boxes do NOT inclose original references, photographs or other papers of personal value. Advertisers' often fail to call for all replies addressed to a Press box number and this mail is destroyed it remaining over 10 days after final insertion of advertisement.

stone ra Ruth Willman Warren, and stepson ttct a tv of nnhiA Olson Bomb, de oi Agnes Forsytne Warren or war-rendale. brother of Edith Ketterer. HANDYMAN Unmarried, experienced in all phases of farm work and odd Jobs: large farm; near Pittsburgh; good living conditions; bus service. Write 539. Press.

HARDWARE Young man; stock and delivery: driver's license essential: good opportunity: steady; referencea. Writ 538. Press. INSPECTOR Examiner, dry cleaning, large plant, must have 5 yeara pressing experience on all type of garments. Write fully.

578. Presa. Gladys Bauer. Dorothy Altmyer, Jean De Meole. Betty Hershey.

Caroline Fowler. Ethel. John. Earl. Arthur George and James Warren.

Friends ceased, of No. 4564 of 1949. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate ot decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delny to Henry A. Berg-strom. 1327 Beech wood Pch.

17, or to Weller, Wicks Wallace. Park Pa. received at the Brandt Funeral Home, 1032 Perry Highway. Perrys-ville. Services Friday afternoon at or Mrs.

Elizabeth Judd of Washington. D. grandmother of Leo Schaltenbrand and sister of Mrs. Bessie McChesney of Pittsburgh. Friends received at Jerry T.

O'Shea Funeral Home, 4064 Penn Ave. at Main St. Time of funeral later. MeCAFFREY On Monday morning Rose A. OTJonnell, wife of the late Thomas McCaffrey mother of Mrs.

Marion Kirby, Sr. M. Hieronyme and Sr. M. Isabel, of Mercv Order: Mrs.

Clara Green. Thomas McCaffrey Jr. of Pittsburgh and Frank R. McCaffrey of Albany, N. Y.

Funeral trom McCabe Bros. Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Thursday. Oct. 20, 1949. at 11 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 12 o'clock. Albany IN. Y.

and Charleston (W. Va.) papers please copy.l JANITOR North Side church, cleaning. i ClOCK. man maintenance, elderly preierrea. again Monday.

That contract was held by the Allegheny Asphalt Paving Co. It was represented at the conference by Raymond Hahn and was one of five large contracting companies to take part in the talks. Union Delegates Union representatives included Nick Stirone, Western Pennsylvania head of the Hod Carriers and Laborers Union; William Blaier, representing the carpenters, and Hunter Wharton, head of the operating engineers. At least four Western Pennsylvania road repair projects were U'EIGAND On Monday. Oct.

17. Write 520. press ine company seeKs an miunc- 1949, Bessie, 01 311 narmar oe- 1 iToe ti- loved wife of Frank Buczkowski, and tion against Local 1736, CIO mother of Jean Haugh, Helen John-United Steel Workers, its Officers ton- Edward, Teddy, Stanley and Caesar; also survived by 14 grand- and Strike Committee members. children and one great-grandchild, nnnn fli.j Friends received at M. Janczuklewici The firm petition, filed the Funeral Home.

3110 Brereton Ave. ProthonOtary'S Office, Charged Funeral on Thursday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at Immaculate the Union With Violating an Oral Heart of Mary Church at 9 a. m.

agreement made when the strike liilymjt atstanisiaus cemetery. CARPENTER. At the residence of Degan On Oct. 1. his daughter, 448 State Way.

Albert, i husband of the late Rosalia Wendt; i'asses KeVOked father of Mrs. Agnes Donatuacl. Friends received at the Straka F- Tne company said the union nerai Home. 5010 Liberty Ave. Reissued 140 passes to administra- uiem MJ mas lImmaculte, ception Church Thursday, Oct.

20, tive employes. Later, however, at 10 a. m. 120 of these passes were lifted owen of 1308 Peermont Dormont, on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1949.

by pickets and the company was at 4:20 a. charies beloved tnlri that trip union would rip- husband of Eva Adams Cowen; broth- 101a inai ine union would ae- er of Margaret Stewart of and termine 18 employes that would L- e. cowen of Washington, d. c. LIFE Insurance Leading company offers Immediate salary plus commissions.

Two-year training course. Men between ages 25-40. Advancement to supervisory position when qualified. Successful salesmen, school teachers. Junior executives snd accountants preferjed.

Write complete qualifications to Bos 54T. Press. MAN Vanted For Rawleish business- ESTATE of Rets Usher, deceased, of Se-wickley. No. 4588 of 1949.

Letters of administration on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the sakie and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Edgar Usher. 143 Sammon Toronto, Canada, or to John D. Stedeford. Jones Law Pa. In order to protect its advertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Press.

Only 1949. Fred, husband of Charlotte Johnson Welgand of 641 Greendale Edgewood: father of Mrs. Ella W. Stewart of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Ann W.

McGuire, California. Friends may call at the home of Ferguson-Wood Forbes St. at McKee Oakland. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock. WRIGHT On Tuesday, Oct.

18, 1949. George of 616 Butler Etna, husband of Emma Heinz Wright; father of Myrald Adel-bfrt J. and Inez Dolenbach. Friends received at. the Alfred W.

Moore Funeral Home, 100 Center Aspinwall. where services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. MECKLF.R Of 128 Frederick Jtith Waid, on Sunday, Oct. 16.

Margaret Brown, in her 88th year, wife of the late Julius Merkler; Sell co 1SOO ramines. write Rawleighs. Dept. PNJ-537-SA. Ches-ter.

P. be permitted to enter the works. 5J," Funeral Home. 3310 we iSS: temporarily halted by the dispute. They included projects near mother of Joseph and Andrew Meckler; also thirteen grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.

Friends of MANACER Credit Jewelry 30 miles from Pittsburgh. Salary and commission. Write qualifications, references. S. G.

Rudolph. 708 State Street. Erie. Penna. The COmDanV Savs it must Pet ertT Ave-.

South Hills, where gerv-111c iuiupui Buys 11 1I1USI gel Thursday. Oct. bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Press will be delivered to advertisers on presentation of the box number ticket. Tnursda3r- Oct4john D. Schaub Sons, 425 Browns received at the Funeral Home into the plant to maintain equip- 20.

at 2 p. orf'-T'o ville Mt. Oliver. Funeral on In Meitiorrom ment, make up payrolls, book cysricon Tuesday. Oct is.

1949. at 9 p. of 5102 Stanton Orders IOr Steel and Other neceS- Barbara tnee Spelich in her 67th UPV urtrlr year; beloved wife of Frank soiy wuin. mother of Frank George Louis. It asked for a preliminary in- Matthew.

Benjamin, Theodore, Ber- Thursday, at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Joseph's Church, at 9 a. m.

Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery. MF.HL On Tuesday, Oct. 18, Rich-ard Lee, beloved son of Charles and Dorothy Stolte Mehl of 2341 E. Beckert aged 15 months.

Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home, 1550 Lowrie St. services Thursday at 2 p. m. ACCOUNTANT Experienced; with ln-iatlve and training: age 28-33: in large office with good opportunity for advancement: give complete details concerning training, education, experience, references and salary requirement. Write X.529.

Press. BOBBIN. Helen A. In loving memory of our wife and mother who passed away two years ago today, Oct. 19, 1947.

Tlioush your smiles are gone forever. And your hand we cannot touch. We shall never lose sweet memories Of the one we loved so much. Sadly missed by son, daughter and husband, tiporge. junction, to be IOllOWed by a Providence.

Mrs. Amelia Wagner of permanent injunction, which, if granted, WOUld restrain the Mrs. Mary Coholich of Glen- ESTATE of Marie E. L. Theobald, deceased, of Mlllvale Borough.

No. 4 528 of 1949. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requess all persons having claims or demands agains the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Carolyn T. Stevens. Hawthorne Mlllvale.

Pgh. 9. or to C. J. Jacques.

Grant Pa. DAVID M. Janavitz. Attorney at Law, 1078 Union Trust Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 380 of May 24. 1945. or intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harris-burg, and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Empire Brokerage with its principal place or business at 1113 Empire Building. Pittsburgh, Pa. The names and addresses ot all persons owning or interested in said business are: Martin Andrew Gurrenti. 2855 Fernwald Road, Pittsburgh. Sarah Louise Currents.

2855 Femwald Road, Pittsburgh. Pa. GEORGE J. schafer. Attorney.

304 Ross Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. County of Al- Bradford, near Franklin and a stretch of Route 19 in Fayette County.

Teen-Age Drinking Charges Dropped Charges against a North Side mother, accused of using her house as a rendezvous for teenage drinking parties, were dropped today. However, Norman Lewis, 47- MECHANIC for garage with inspection station, air compressor, motor analyser; 525 Broadway. McKees Rocks. "MEN OPPORTUN ITY Men 21-35. choose the profession salesmanship for security: we offer yon training for full or part time work: beginners average S100-S150 weekly commissions while learning, unlimited possibilities Including sales management opportunities; a profitable, sound and permanent year round business; no investment; selling the famous ALSCO Aluminum self-storing Storm Windows.

Doors and Aluminum Siding. Backed by national and local magazine and newspaper coverage. Car helpful bat not necessary, transportation furnished. Ambition for success and high earnings most important, neat appearance Is essential. Phone or write Mr.

W. Davis. Combination Window 3629 Mlntwood Pittsburgh 1. Pa. Phone 4 snaw; aranacniiaren; sisrer 01 Union from interfering in any Joseph Snellen: also two sisters in Way With ingress Or egreSS from Portland, and one sister in 0 I Europe.

Friends received at the MONAHAN On Monday, Oct. 17. at 2 Dorothy C. Artman Mona-han of 173 Shiras beloved wife of Regis J. Monahan; mother of Joan and Dorothy Monahan: daughter of Florence Snee and the late BOODY, Howard M.

In loving memory of my dear brother who passed away 1 year ago today. Oct. 19, 1948. "ic jjxiti. rans ana Murpny Funeral Home, 4825 Butler St.

solemn requiem ACCOUNTANT Experienced in handling complete set of books. Write in detail your experience, age, salary desired. This position offers good salary and future advancement. Only detailed applications will be considered. All correspondence held in confidence.

Write 480, Press. Appliance Man East End For large local department store. Car necessary. Service and selling privileges. A man who can assume future man uciciniaiiis iiaiucu I nign mass at St.

Marys Assump tion Church. 57th Saturday at Anthony Artman; sister of Paul Art Defendants named were Presi- 9 a. m. Friends invited agement responsibilities. Regular service earnings.

Exceptionally nign commissions. Phone Fleldbrook 1-6047, 3 to 5 or 7 to 8:30 today. dent Walter Grabowsky, Vice dennis on Tuesday, Oct. is. 1949, xj; -o 1 at 4 a.

Bertha Fisher Dennis, President Raymond Snyder, Fi- wife of the late m. Stewart Dennis, nancial Secretary John Settle- formerly of the Arlington Apts. mother of John W. Dennis; sister of maier, and Committeemen Mrs. h.

b. Mcciimans and charies Lade Paul, Joseph Zenchak, Roy Dunn, Anthony Fallart and Paul samson s. 537 Neviiie wednes- day from 2 to 5 p. m. and from jaKleia.

7 to 10 p. noon Thursday until "SI ST A NT SALES MANAGER never thought when you left home You never would return; The shock was hard, the pain severe. I never thought your death so near. I often sit and think of. you.

And speak of how you died: To think you could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes. The shock received that morning. No one will ever know. Though I shall remember well. But God gave me strength fight it.

Courage to bear the blow. And some day I hope to meet him In the Heavenly Kingdom ahnve. Sadly mimed hy Ins twin sister. Mrs. I'" cj kJ I I ton CROSS SlgmundTtn loving memory of our dear father who died one year ago today.

Oct. 19, 194 8. Deep down In our hearts is a picture. Worth more than silver or gold. It is a picture of our father.

Whose memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by his loving wife and children. LEWIS ln loving mVmory of our dear mother who passed away one year ago today. Oct. IB.

i4R man. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where blessing services will be held Thursday, Oct.

20, at 10:30 a. m. NELSON Oct. 18. 1949.

Errtma Adrion of 210 Lincoln Edge-wOod; mother of Mrs. Charles E. Craig. Friends received at the Ware-ham Funeral Home. Rebecca Ave.

tat Center St. Wllkinshurg. Rerv-lces Friday afternoon at 2 o'rlork, PATTERSON (McLaren) On Tuesday, Oct. 18. 1949, at 6:40 p.

Elizabeth Patterson (nee Beveridge), wife of Peter Patterson, age 75 years, of Bockstoce Castle Shannon, mother of Elizabeth Pallis, Anna Langlands and Margaret Gent: also 7 grandchildren. Friends may rail at the William C. Hirt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Road (at Alice year-old boarder, was fined $10 for disorderly conduct and ordered to move out of the home at 800 No. Canal St. Mrs.

Mary Jane Farren, 45, mother of 14 children, denied charges of morals offenses and it-Kiit-ny. rteeo w. unnercoffer vs. Catherine W. Undercnffer.

at No. 1883 October Term. 1949. Court of Common Pleas. To Catherine W.

Undercover; You are notified that Reed W. Under-coffer. the plaintiff has commenced an The suit was filed by Attorney wpn.J"rvlcM wm be held' We want a $10,000 per year man, experienced in house-to-house home appliance field; capable of directing and John G. Kish. training salesmen.

II you quaury. we will (uarargee 8100 weekly on overwrite basis, plus full share of profits DOWD On Monday, Oct. 17. 1949, at 11:45 p. Catherine Stinson of 2409 Westmar wife of the late John P.

Dowd; mother of Mrs. contributing to the delinquency of firm. Phone Schenley 1-8076. for appointment. Secretary Fooled of minors.

AUTO MANUFACTURER REPRESEN TATIVE, experienced dealer service Mrs. Farren and Lewis were Museum i-snno. MEN We will consider the applications of three men for Allegheny County, two for Washington County, and two for Beaver County. Drawing account if you qualify, based on liberal commissions. By appointment only call Puritan Water Softener Fairfax 1-2420.

MEN Two. young. 18-35. to assist manager with magaxinc circulation work in this area. SI 50 per month for successful applicants.

Car furnished. Drawing account. 407 Professional 8:30 to 10 a. m. OFFSET Pressman 17x22 and smaller.

Top wages. Good opportunity. Writs Box 480, Press. PERSONNEL Industrial relations trainee: shorthand and typing required. Cosmopolitan Professional Placement, Investment Court 1-5324.

PLUMBER WITH CITY LICENSE C. M. BUERKLE SCHENLEY 1-1951 problems: DISTRICT HAnAuER, looa Bridget Tongel, Mrs. Sarah Hyschak, Mrs. Katheen Pukac, Mrs.

Mary Harkness, Harry and Dora Dowd. Funeral from the James Lowrle Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St. at Penna. on Friday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

specialties, experienced, contacts essen St. Services Friday at 2 p. m. tial, under 40, S400 plus: salcsman, food-drua soeclaltles. csr necessary.

POLLACK Sophie, on Monday. Oct. Him; Racer Says draw-commission, rood deal. In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly, tender, fond and true.

There is not a dav, dear mother. That we do not think of you. Sadly missed by sons, daughter and grandchildren. nnuin oi divorce against you, which you are required to defend. WAT TER C.

MONAGHAN. Sheriff of Allegheny County. MARKEL and Market. Attorneys at Law. No.

3020 Grant Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice Is hereby given of intention to file Articles ot Incorporation with the Department or State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. on Monday, the 24th day of October, 1949.

for a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5th. 1933. satd corporation to be named Shenkan Furniture Company. The purpose or purposes for which it is organized, to engage in the business of buying, selling, leasing and dealing In furniture, household furnishings and appliances, and for these purposes to have, possess and enioy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. MARKEL and MARKEL.

Solicitors. DI7RKIN At Veterans Hospital. Aspinwall. on Monday. Oct.

17. 1949. COBY SERVICE BUREAU 210 Bessemer Bldg. AT. 1-4211 Frank brother of John 3.

Durkin MIAMI, Oct. 19 (UP)- arrested Monday on complaint of a priest and sister of a parochial school. Police found nine youngsters in the house. Two boys, 13 and 15, and two girls, 13 and 14, were sent to Juvenile Court. Mrs.

Farren receives $185 a month Mother's Assistance from the state. Wealthy inventor and boat racer received at A. Staab Son's Funeral AUTO SALESMEN (3) Funeral Directors Gar Wood sued his 30-year-old FunTr.iTW Requiem high mass at St. James' private secre Church at 9 o'clock. EISERT Anna Liang, wife of-Rudolph Eisert, at her home, 490 17th, In Los Angeles, beloved wife of Ben Pollack, and beloved mother of Mrs.

Meyer Friedman, Steubenville. Ohio. Mrs. Eva roudv. Mrs.

Milton Adler and Morris J. Pollack, Los Angeles; sister of Mrs. Joseph Goldstein, Anna Dave. Abe. Harry and Hyman Lieberman of Pittsburgh.

Interment Los Angeles. RASP At Presbyterian Hospital, at 10:45 a. Mondav, William of 354 Maxwell Whitehall, beloved husband of Elizabeth Owens; father of William J. and Joan Rasp: brother of Mrs. Margaret C.

Drieling and John M. Rasp, McKeesport. Funeral from the Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship on Friday, Oct. 21.

1949. at 2 p. m. Friends invited. ROGERSON On Tuesday, Oct.

18, 1949, at 7 a. Emma A. Hamil Rogerson, wife of the late Stephen L. Rogerson of 120 South Fourth JAY A. McCAFFERY most beautifully furnished home" Always Open for Your Inspection.

200 S. Craig St. Museum 1-5445 Duncan Washington, at 12:20 Wednesday morning: mother Also TRUCK SALESMEN (2) of August Margaret O'Brien, PRESSER Experienced; colored or white (male or female). 208 Seventh Ave. Atlantic 1-5849.

PRESS Want Ads have a well deserved reputation for effective results. Florists Stella Loxley, Genevieve Johnson. William J. and Dorothy Favorite. I Friends will be received at the Abel Funeral Home.

1290 Jefferson Washington. Requiem high mass Experience necessary in the Proposals ROUTE Supervisor Dry cleaning; to supervise and build routes. Experienced. Arrow Cleaners. West View.

SALESCLERK Part time, evenings. p. p. m. Walleck's Bookstora, 604 Wood St.

Atlantic 1-1936. Pittsburgh market to repre ED LUDWIG KOPPERS BUILDING Friday morning at 9 o'clock in the tary for today. He charged she fooled him into turning over property to her by leading him to believe that she was unmarried. Mr. Wood said that Mrs.

Violet V. Bel-lous had vio- immaculate conception cnurcn, Washington, Interment church sent one of Pittsburgh largest Ford dealers. Oppor Only store, 'at. 1-1172. Only location.

SALESMEN Duquesne, Pa. Friends will be re- i I r-re ceived at Allebrand Funeral Home. ICJCJS. Sprays, DCJSketS, Southpaws Faster Slapping on Diapers FRENCH LICK, Oct. 19 (UP) Southpaws take first place in the diaper-changing league, according to the National Institute of Diaper Services.

The Institute's research committee says that left-handed parents handle their babies easier by holding them in the right hand while applying the diaper with the left. tunities tor large earnings corner oi commonweaitn-rticniora ruKBiss sr. 1-1300. for topnotch men. Drawing account and commission.

HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill's only store. 541 Sixth Ave. Atlantic 1-2900. FINK On Tuesday. Oct.

18, 1949, Catherine Fink, mother of Miss Mary Fink. Mrs. Leroy Ranker, John M. and Albert M. Fink: Bister of Michael and Wolfgang Scheingraber.

Friends received at the Andrew J. Sirlin Funeral Home, 123 North K4 4 11 a 1 err 1 1 1 ttlartt maet at at Duquesne. Services Tnursday afternoon. Oct. 20, at 3 o'clock.

Interment in Grand View Cemetery, East McKeesport, Pa. ALLEGHENY COUNTY, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WORKS. Pittsburgh. Oct. 7th.

'1949. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104 Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:00 o'clock A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Tuesda, Nov. 1st, 1949 and will be opened and read by the County Commissioners in the Gold Room.

Room 410 Court House. Pittsburgh, one hour later. 11:00 o'clock A. M. Eastern Standard Time for the following: DRAVOSBURG BRIDGE NO.

14 MONONGAHELA RIVER AND APPROACHES: CONTRACT NO. 6: MC LUBIN AND SMALLEY FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave. GR. 1-2200 Mr. Wood Monuments Ceme.ery Lots If your present sales position Is seasonal or leads only to a "DEAD END." I will enioy explaining and then SHOWING you how an experienced salesman with a willingness to work can earn between $5,000 and (10.000 yearly commission with our well accepted home Improvement Item.

There is also a sales promotional position available immediately to the right man. It will be well worth your time to get the facts. Phone Schenley 1-6431 for an appointment. SALES ENGINEER S250-300 plus expenses; under SO. Recent college graduate in Sbemical TRUCK SALESMEN.

APPLY TO: R. F. SENDELL AUTO SALESMEN APPLY TO: C. SANFORD STEEL CITY MOTORS. INC.

5835 Baum Blvd. lated his trust by removing Anthony'a Church on Friday at 000 in Cash and bonds from his rtscHEB-On Monday, Oct. 177X5. box in a Miami Beach bank and thony of 207 Fifty-seventh ROSE On Sunday. Oct.

16. at his late home, 308 Camp Braddock. James beloved husband of Mrs. Ella McMullen, and father of J. Russell, of Swissvale; brother of Sussell of Maryland: Mrs.

Mollie R. Dobson, Miss Lillian Rose. Mrs. C. W.

Harding. D. Richard Rose, all of Braddock. Funeral services at the Advertisement onncitinr, it n. 1...

oi tne late Eiizaoetn lui us. and father of Mrs. Marie States. KEESPORT GLASSPORT APPROACH married name. Mrs.

Alma Martin, Mrs. Stella Boyer t.nA 1IM1U-M L. 1 -1 ANU WIDENING OF MONONGAHELA AVENUE. ALLEGHENY Memorial 6-grave lot; on drive; near Masonic plot and Chimes. Mrs.

Rankin. Sewlckley 1 1 96J. 1IOMEWOOD Cemetery engrave-lot, section 9-3. beautiful location: desire rash settlement. Churchill 1-741 1.

JEFFERSON Memorial Park Lot No. 685: 4-grave lot; $350. Phone Homestead 1-4655. AUTO Salesmsnager Fast growing G. M.

dealer, excellent opportunity for alert capable man: ouallfylns man must the bO-year-Old Sportsman tera. Lena and Elizabeth Fischer and engineering NO experience necessary. Zorn Funeral Home, 445 Fourth Braddock, on Thursday, at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

Masonic services on Wednesday, at 8 p. m. ROSENWASSER On Tuesday, Oct. have complete knowledge of dealer op- i Must be sales type wtth good appear- The minimum wage rates permissible on this project shall be In accordance with the schedule of minimum rates set up in the contract documents. No bidder may withdraw his bid for --1 .1 OT.

bonus ance ana personality, must, own car. eratlon: salary and plan. Write full details of past record: all replies confidential. Box 467. Press.

suit alW askpfl that a $11000 lot Kirs- Mary Schneider, and 14 grand-suii aio as.Ki inai a lwu jot. chndrell Friends received at the and an $87,000 home Which he King Funeral Home, Butler at Fifty- second St. Solemn high mass of had deeded to Mrs. BellOUS "for requiem at St. Kierans Church on convenience" be returned to him.

Thursday at 9o ciock. company sells cnemical equipment. RushI I Was Nearly "Nuts" With Fiery Itch- Unto I discovered Dr. D.O.Dennis' amazingly fast relief D. D.

D. Prescription. World popular, this pura. cooling, liquid medicationspeeds Mac and comfort from cruel itching caused by eczema, pimples, scabies, athlete's foot, factory itch and other itch troubles. Greaseless, stainless.

Trial bottle, 35c. First application checks even the most intense itch or money back. Ask druggist fot D. D. D.

Prescription. jb, 1949. at p. rmiip Rosenwasset beloved husband of JEFFERSON Memorial Park 2-4 grave lots, section 27. Plantation 1-4983J.

a period of sixty 1 60 1 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of Mary Rosenwasser, father of Sig- oios. Specifications. Form of Contract. In AUTO SALESMAN Big 3 dealer, draw and commission. For interview call Mr.

Shearn. MU. 1-7410. Mrs. Bellous now claims the yT l.

Lost and Pound LEONARD PERSONNEL SERVICES 2nd Floor. Jsrkson Bldg. 54 5 Penn Next Stouffer'S structions to Bidders. ProDosals and Blue Print Copies of Letting Plans may property as her own, Mr. Wood mother ot Robert oauit; I nrf tstr rt Arthur nrf fH la De viewed at tne otllce or the Commis mund Rosenwasser: also I grandchild.

Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center where services will be held on Friday. Oct. 21. at 1 p.

m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. SEIBCL At Pittsburgh Hospital, of BOOK World Atlas. lost 84 car. sioners of AUeehenv Counts.

valued as keepsake to child. Riverside Copies of the above data for use SALESMAN said. Whereas he only deeded it William Dick. Friend's received at to hor tn bwn talocmpn anrl he late residence, 1708 Ridge IO ner lO Keep salesmen ana coraopolis Services Wednesday, at businessmen from bothering him. 2, Remains, wm be taken to Fairvlew.

W. on Thursday. or bidders will be furnished upon application to the Contract Clerk In the County Department of Works of Alle BARTENDER-Manager Assume full charge established tavern: must be experienced and well recommended. Won-derful opportunity. Write 532.

Press. BODY-FENDER MAN Experienced, good working conditions: good wages. Brandywine 1-0705: MB. 1-0706. COLLIE pup.

6 months: Fox Chapel district; child's pet. Reward. Wood 317 soutn tiranam on Tuesday, Oct. 17. 1949, at 3 a.

Marcella. land 38607. gheny County, Room 502 County Office 8 a. for burial. uunamg.

nttsourgn. Pa. A charge of $2.00 will be made for DOG Beagle hound. Mack. tan.

white, male: lost vicinity Middle Road. Glen-shaw. Liberal reward. Phone Glen-shaw 84 each set of Standard Specifications. A Established Western Pennsylvania Rural territory: sn excellent living: (commission, drawing account, bonuses t.

A lifetime Job If you can sell and can prove It by past experience. If accepted, ws will train you in background and products. (Feed supplements and diseasa control products for poultry and livestock. I 100 year old company: car necessary. If really Interested, see Mr.

J. R. Anderson. Hotel Roosevelt. Thurs-day evening.

7 to 10 p. m. only. daughter of the late Anthony and Marie Hasselwander Seibel; sister of Herman, Paul and Lawrence Seibel. Friends received at the Erny Funeral Chapel.

18th and Jane S. S. Funeral Thursday at 8 a. m. Re charge of SI 5.00 will be made for each set of Lettins Plans.

GATDOS On Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1949, Mary of 1529 Eckert N. S. Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Mary Sosnak, Mrs.

Anna Rue, Mrs. Helen Chesosky; 2 sons, John and Michael: 10 grandchildren. Friends received B. O. Board Ends Tour Here DOG Dalmatian tvne.

white, brown There will be no refund on the Specifications or Plans. quiem nign mass at St. Mtcnaei spots; tag on collar Delray Beach. Reward. Return to 1089 Shady Ave.

or phone Montrose 1-8119. Church at 9 a. m. Proposals must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Surety Company BOOKKEEPER Young man, experienced. Walnwrlght Cold Storage 36th and Butler Sts.

MUSEUMl-0502. BRICKLAYERS Must have at least 10 years' practical experience for full time teaching positions. Call Mr. Rinotto. Unlontosr 5525.

Bond to the order of or running to FOUND Dor; black Cocker Spaniel. SALESMAN SLANCAUSKAS (Zelkovle) On Monti uy, Oct. 17. at 5:30 a. at the hi me of her daughter.

Helen. 41; tne t.ounty ot Allegheny tor ine Oscar Smith. 1511 Uabcock Mlllvale. amount fixed in the instructions to Mpmhers of th hnarrl of Hirpp. al ner residence.

Funeral Friday ivieinpers oi rne ooara oi atrec- rnornjngt Oot 21 wtth nl(th mtLM tors of the Baltimore Ohio st Holy ahost a. c. Church, su- Railroad will conclude their an- rMr ORUM KEN Suddenly, on Sunday, nual inspection tour in Pitts- Oct. m. 1949, Richard son of hurrrh PriHov Dravo and Lillian Snead Orumken, UUIL.I1 riuay.

0r 441 Highland West View; The three-day tour Of B. O. brother of Mrs. Beatrice Bickel, Jane Bidders as evidence that the Bidder will accept and carry out the condi FOUND Wedding ring. gold.

Mt. Oli ver. Hubbard 1-4259. tions of the contract in case of award. BUSHELMAN (Tailor! Experienced for men's clothing store.

Jackson 1-1022. between 9-6. Enra beioven wile or Vincent; mother of Mrs. Helen Zelkovic. Ernest.

Adolph and Albert; grandmother of Miss Audrey Ktldusis and Mrs. Jean Gerlack: also 10 additional grandchildren and The County Commissioners reserve the Liberal Reward Offered right to relect any or all bids. James W. Hnox. Controller, County of Allegheny.

foni it AO nn4 tUJ I I T'' For information or return of papers havinj; sentimental value missing September 14. Absolutely no questions asked. F. w. Henninser.

1461 Benning- 1 great-grandcnild. Friends receivea No bait. No traps. Cteon and away. That's Mows ChomicaUjr aatad grain, tha kernels cat which xnic aat, than thay die.

"A aaucar and Mouse Sad is all you ssd placad whara mica appaar. Zscallant fa ta for ovar 50 yaara. Insist on Moot Sd mad only by Raardon. At drug and other dealers. No mail ordara.

W. Q. Raardon LaboratOf-isa, Port v. s. Pit.

or. at Wenslovas Funeral Home, 79 S. AaviiiLn a win tcillCf Litis I 111 the Eastern section. The direc- ALLEGHENY COUNTY. 19th S.

S. Funeral Thursday, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION in Ave, scneniey 1-3009. Oct. 20. at 9:30 a.

m. Requiem high Pittsburgh. Pa- OFFICES, cottages, hunting lodges and October 14th. 1949 BUTTER CUTTER FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT FOR A MAN EXPERIENCED IN WIRING AND CUTTING BULK BUTTER. APPLY AT ONCE.

McCANN'S 1 00 Diamond St. tors will visit plants at Wilmington, Baltimore, Park-ersburg, W. and Wilsmere, isrms an occupy a prominent place In the Rental Classification of The Press. Separate and sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the County Controller of Allegheny Countv. Room in his 15th year.

Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville. Services Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. GVSTAITIS At 2013 Larklns Way, 8. on Monday, Oct.

17, 1949. John, beloved husband of Anna Gust alt Is. and father of Walter, Victor, Vincent, Valentine and Bernard Gustaitis Friends received at the A. L. Wenslovas Funeral Home.

2128 Carson S. S. Funeral on Fridav. ju court House. Pittsburgh.

Pa. before coming to Pittsburgh. AAA-l manufacturer of office equipment. Man, 30 to 45, with at least years of creative selling experience. contacting executives, local territory.

Salary, commission and bonus, group Insurance, retirement plan. Hospitalisation available for entire family. A permanent connection offering security and opportunity for promotion. We want ambitious salesman who needs good Income; Plea write 583. Press.

SALESMAN Acquainted with ana bars, represent old eatsblished concern tn carbonator and soft drink dispensing equipment field. Attrscttve commission arrangement assures large earnings. Man calling on this trsde with other lines considered. Sales manager will interview applicants. Phone J.

P. Gordon, Roosevelt Hotel. SALESMAN Musical sound system for plants snd restaurants. Good educational background. Good commission only.

Call Wood Music Mart. 706 Wood Wilkinsburg. SALESMEN. Sales Engineers (Salary plus commission Appliances, bulMtng materials, construction equipment (civil engineer! Industrial coatings (West Virginia) hardware, office supplies. Industrial boiler and furnace controls, feed store items, plumbing supplies, lumber.

Cosmopolitan Profeasional Place until 10:30 clock a. m. Eastern Standard Time. Thursday. Nov.

10th. 1949 and will be publicly opened and read aloud by the County Commissioners in the Gold Room. Room 410 Court i A Death Notices OPERA Glasses Saturday: Liberty; near Sun Drug. Reward. Atlantic 5300.

Extension 454. PEARL Necklace 3 strands: on "or near Firth End; reward; Plantation 1-1561J. POCKETBOOK Black, in Lerner's store. Fifth hat afternoon. Oct.

1 5. Important papers and articles of great sentiment. Reward. Hazel 1-1516 CABINET Maker Experienced bench work; steady work for right man. Union scale.

Mayflower 1-8551. (ftI Oct. 21. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. CaMmir's Church at 9 House, Pittsburgh, one-half hour later. 11:00 o'clock a. m. Eastern a.

m. Friends invited. GUZZI Suddenly, on Monday Oct CANDY Salesman Good commission, experienced; call Everglade 1-8960. 5:00 p. m.

to midnight. at Holy Trinity Church at 10 a. m. Interment Lithuanian Cemetery. Friends invited.

STACK On Sunday, Oct. 16. 1949, Charles Tucker Stack, son of the late. William D. and Mary Daly Stack: brother of Mrs.

Mary Ackerman, William and Josephine Aubele. Friends received at the S. W. Wolfe Funeral Home. 304 Electric East Solemn requiem high mass at St.

William's R. C. Church on Thursday, Oct. 20. at 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. ST ADOLNIK On Tuesday. Oct.

18! 1949. Tillie Suhanchek of 251 6th Blawno.x. Survived by 4 sons. Frank. John, Metro and Frederick: 3 daughters, Mary, Anna and Rose.

Friends received at her late residence. Funeral Friday, Oct. 21. with high mass at St. George Ukr.

G. C. Church. Doerr N. at 9 a.

m. Standard Time for the following: CONTRACT NO. 14 E-l TERMINAL BUILDING ELECTRICAL WORK GREATER PITTSBURGH AIRPORT 17. 1949. George husband of the late Marie Oberst Guzzi.

and father of George Guzzi son of the late PURSE Brown, oelleve on Penn Ave. Sunday afternoon: contains 2 pairs glasses: reward. Phone Valley 6215W. FLOWER lovers choose their blooms from the offerings in the Farm and Garden Classification of The Press. George Guzzi and Barbara Guzzi: The minimum wage rates permissible CANVASSERS Experienced, to sell storm windows; transportation furnished, steady work, high commissions.

Contact Mr. Prunzik. Tumpson A 705 Penn Ave. CR. 1-6950.

10-12 a. m. brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Morean. on tnese projects shall De in accordance with the schedule of mlnmum Mrs.

Bertha Emerson, Mrs. Mary Mc- rates set up in the contract documents ciain, Mrs. Anna Lapp, Mrs. Helen Capp. John and Andrew Guzzi.

Friends received at the Robert J. No bidder may withdraw his bid tor a period of sixty (60) days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of COLLECTOR Part-time, live monthly accounts, no selling; average earnings One) oppHcotioti SI. 50 hourly, commission. Apply 4-5 Freyvogel Funeral Home, 616 Washington at Academy 'Ave. High mass of requiem at St.

Bernard's bids. Specifications. Form of Contract ment. Investment Building. Court 1-5324 p.

711 Fenn Room BU4. Instructions to Bidders. Proposal and Blue Print Copies of Letting Place may HAKES FALSE TEETH FIT cnurcn Tnursday morning at 11 STANISZEWSKI On Tuesday, Oct 18 Konstanty. of 99 43 Mr o'clock. Friends invited.

ARTMAN On Tuesday. Oct. 18-" oe viewed at tne cmiee or tne com missioners of Allegheny County. brother of Raymond of Kittanning Pike, Sharpsburg. Bronislaus, for th Itfe of your pkrtos Copies of the above data for use of Bidders will be furnished upon ap 1949, at 7 a.

Frances A. Keiser Hartman, mother of George, Mrs. Gertrude Miller. Mrs. Mary Kllng- ALSTON On Tuesday, Oct.

18. 1949, Caroline (nee McCormick), In her 98th widow of Andrew J. Alston, mother of Carrie A. Mal-lisee of New Texas Road. Plum and Malcolm W.

Alston of Santa Cruz, Fla. Friends received at the Elkin Funeral Home, North Bessemer, where services will be held Thursday, Oct. 20. at 8 p. m.

Private in- terment Friday morning. AMME Emma Diersch, wife of Oustar Amme, formerly of East Pittsburgh, Sunday. Oct. 16, in Englewood, California: sister of Mrs. Martha Ickert or Sharpsburg.

Pa. Interment Thursday in California. ANDERSON-On "Tuesday, Oct. 18 1949. Jessie H.

McCaslln, wife of the late Lloyd B. Anderson, of 212 Brighton Beilevue. Friends received at T. D. Turner's, 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg.

where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ANTIS On Tuesday. Oct. 18. 1949.

Thomas W. of Atlantic and East husband of Elizabeth Stevenson, father of Thomas. Watson, William. Edward. Anna Dienstbier.

Catherine Carl. Mary Bradley. Elizabeth Marsh; brother or Mrs. Catherine Oever and Matthew Antis. Friend" received at the S.

Wolfe Funeral Home. 304 Electric East with services on Friday, Oct. 21. at 2 p. m.

Interment Braddock Cemetery. Mrs. Stella Falkowskl. Friends re ceived at the B. E.

Harenski Fit TERRIER Male, Kerry blue breed, black coat with grey cast. No collar Reward. Schenley 1-0197. WALLET Tan leather on 56 street car: contains money and articles of sentimental value: keep money, please return. McKeesport 31032.

WALLET Black; important papers; Downtown-85 trolley; reward. At- lantic 1-7083; Court 1-8918. WALLET Cosmetic bar. black: Syria Mosque or vicinity. Friday evening: contained money, valuables; reward.

Museum 1-3608. WALLET Lt. Margaret A. Garvey. Sheridan district; please return; reward.

Walnut 1-9046. WRIST Watch Lady's (Speidel band I engraved Blllle: lost Monday. West A- Buhl-North Side; reward. Posrwood 1-9290. plication to the Contract Clerk in the County Department of Avtatlon of Alle Iftst platas are looaa and slip or hart.

ret eawta for iaataaH, permanent comfort with soft lMt tin 1 1 strip. Lay strip on upper or low ar iaaa mmd it mollis neriectlr. Hardmm nerai Home. 191 43rd St. Requiem mass in Holy Family Church on man, Mrs.

Clara Mohr, Mrs. Josephine Dear. Mrs. Helen Vey and Frank Kaiser; nine grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 21. at 9 a. m. Br tmmmm ftt mmd maaert.

Even oo old rub bar THIBODEAC On Oct. 17, James i nasei-Ltocg asras pood results mt so a rear or toaster. Eads for- at 59 Lincoln Nortn irwin; be loved husband of Jean Cook, and Automobile Sales Manager Pittsburgh's largest Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Truck dealer is interested in securing high type executive. Must be thoroughly experienced, capable of training and supervising hard hitting crew of men. To such a man we can offer unlimited earnings and an excellent future.

Phone Mr. Walter for personal interview. All inquiries confidential. i EAZOR MOTOR CORP. Fairfax 1-5430 a a bother of temporary appiica father of Raymond J.

and Mrs. Law tea a rew hoar or days. Stops rockiaar s4aee aad sore aaaas. Eist rence Anderson. Friends received at the Rodgcrs Funeral Home.

310 Third gheny County. Room 502 County Office Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. A charge of $2.00 will be made for each set of Standard Specifications. A charge of $10.00 will be made for each set of Contract Plans.

There will be no refund on the plans or Specifications. Proposals must be accompanied hy a Certified Check or Surety Company Bond to the order of or mnnint tn the County of Allerheny for- the amount fixed In the tnstrrtir. tn Fi'tders as evidence that tiie F.idrter will accent and carry out the conditions of the contract in case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the rleht to reiect any or all bids. ia.

Talk freelr. Eniov the comfort thoa- aastlaia Irwin. Services Thursday at 2 aaad of Dcoole all over the country now met o'clock. from Geiselhart Bros. Funeral Home, 408 Cedar N.

on Friday morning at 8:30 Requiem nihss at St. Mary's Church. Lock-hart N. at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited.

HEWLETT At his" home. 826 Frank Street. McKee- Rocks, on Wednesday. Oct. 19.

Lloyd R. Hewlett, beloved husband of Pearl Blanchfield Hewlett, father of Reed snd George, brother of Mrs. Marion Durbin and H. D. Hewlett and grandfather of Alan Hewlata.

santtajeceiyed at Stat Brim is riasti-Linar. Ttlltl Tin Tiint.v fr-t IB (UQ ta ara fft ar Tisjhtan galea Yastsi PsnHawsnsty John' A of 2723 Waterman Car- 2 Personal rick, beloved husband of Mrs. Anna is. odoricft, harmless to you and your Caaba removed as per direction, ly rNer 1 asw Mi mnytimg." Mrnny Rengers Thlel; father or Mrs. Dolores Maoa Mrs Armetla.

Wb1en Jack. HELEN Call mother, reverse charges. Homestead 1-3900. aiansajs. si.zs log log aa Mrs.

Anna Mae Beam, Mildred, Jane I James W. Knox. Controller. I 'nfy of Allegheny. and Ramsmary.

Friends and mem- JTM Mon.