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PAGE 32 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. The I'ittfthurgh Prcs? CARNIVAL By Dick Turner 2Dmli Hcntcn WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard of the AUiet At Junction ot Liberty Ave. i Saturdays 8 a. m. to 2 p.

Cloned Sundays and Holiday rt I I tV ew rnuiNt WANI.AD5 TO COURT 1-4900 7:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Dally 10 a.

m. to 9 p. m. Sundays and Holidays For the Next Day's Paper Call Up to 9 P. m.

TO CANCEL A WANT-AD Wo Canceliallorn Accented v- No Accepted for VvAoirr ciaa it au vt. aae, T. w. at, tt. mt.

eer. 7 puoucaiton tne Same Day Excepting and Found and Help Wanted. SUNDAY WAN1-ADS ACCEPTED UNJIL 6 P. M. FRIDAY No cancellations or corrections accepted after 6 p.

m. Friday for Saturday or Sunday's edition. Legal Skirmish Ties Lustron Case U. S. Sues Builders For $15 Million COLUMBUS, Feb.

28 CUP) The Reconstruction Finance Corp. foreclosure suit against the Lustron Corp. became snarled in a legal skirmish in the first hearings in Federal Court yesterday. Attorneys for the prefabricated housing firm raised objection after objection as RFC attorneys outlined the company's assets, liabilities, production and sales records. Get Together Judge Mel G.

Underwood, after sustaining most of the objections, ordered the' two parties to get together on records to be presented and adjourned hearing until today. Attorney Frank Harrison told the Court the Government could not get its money back through the firm's reorganization plans and that RFC would not drop its foreclosure suit. He said operation of the plant must be halted and that the money "is In Jeopardy" unless such action is taken. The RFC is asking a Judgment of million against Lustron and $15 million against Company President C8rl G. Strandlund.

Both are bankrupt, the attorney declared. On Paying Basis John C. Harlor, Lustron at-torney, said he could prove that the plant could be put on a paying basis within a year if it was allowed to continue operation. If the plant Js closed, the Lustron attorney said. 1100 employes would be thrown out of work and would cause losses up to $15 million to Lustron dealers.

Local WANT-AD Rotes Now Stmon'i wife' mother lay Hck of a fever and he came and took her by the hand, and raised her up Read verses 29-43. Bodily disease Is the most familiar form of physical distress which Christians are called upon to relieve. Christ mentions others hunger and thirst, homelessness, nakedness, Imprisonment and suggests that He will finally Judge our faithfulness to Him by our concern to help His human brothers when thus afflicted (Matthew As all that were diseased crowded alout Him In Capernaum, so It has always been with His Church: tho.se In physical distress have crowded about her for relief, and she has taken them by the hand and raised them up. Relief of physical distress is a powerful form of Christian witness. As the old name, "works of charity," implies, the great requirement here is the expression of love.

The Gospel is that God loves us enough to share our distress and even die for us. Love expressed in Christlike deeds truly preaches the gospel. Modern medicine and social science have greatly improved the means of relieving distress; but when improved means are used with cold, loveless efficiency, they become like sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. I'rayer Grant, Lord, that me may sec Thee in every distressed person who crosses our path; and may feel Thy love in the help we give him. in name of Christ.

Obituaries Carrol! Rites To Be Said By Cardinal Vatican Aide's Services Tomorrow Edward Cardinal Moonpy of the Archdiocese of Detroit will lead other members of the Catholic hierarchy and laymen of the church in final rites tomorrow for Monsignor Walter Sharp Carroll. Msr. Carroll, a native of Ilomowood. wis a member of the Secretariat of State at, the Vaticanthe third American prieM to hold that postwhen he died in Washinston Friday at the age of 41. Sen ice at 10 A.

M. Cardinal Mooney will celebrate the pontifical requiem mass in St. Paul Cathedral at 10 a. lolloping the chanting of the Office of the Dead. The assistant priest will be Msgr.

Howard Carroll, general secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, a brother of the gifted priest. Another brother. Rev. Coleman Carroll, pastor of St. Maurice Church.

Forest Hills, will be the deacon of the mass. The Very Rev. Msgr. J. Lennox Federal, of Raleigh, X.

C-. will be the fcub-deacon. From Younpstown Among the hierarchy who will be here for the services are Archbishop Henry P. Rohlman of Dubuque. Allen J.

Babcock, Auxiliary Bishcp of Detroit; Em-mett J. Walsh. Coadjutor Bishop of Younsstown: Michael J. Ready, Bishop of Columbus; Thomas J. McDonough, Bishop of St.

Augustine. and Floyd L. Begin. Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland. Burial will be in Mt.

Carmel Cemetery. James McFee Funeral services for James C. I i Discount for Cosh 1 Inaertlmw. 4 Hay ily, 61, 7 cooaeluuva Vt oid day. to 6 coiieecuuve wnr4 per 4a dalle.

tie per thJ uVa! 1 or 2 eonaaKutlve Minimum 13 worda. Out-of-ion rafea upon laquaai. THE PITTSBURGH PRESS reserves the right to proverlu "The way they build these things nowadays you'd think all a person's got to do is work on 'em oil the time!" Otaffc Nwtict DrefJi Mifgi classify, index and edit all adt Mat -a, CARROLL On PTIday. Feb. St.

nso. at (,. org. torn Univeral'y Hoapital. Waahing'on.

C. Mutr. Walter Carroll, eon of Mrgret Hogan end the la' William Carroll: brother of f.tirr Mom.rd Crroil Display Classified Daily Only There are averaie wcrda In line asale A'Je mini fyp larier nan aale. Urdeia. niie i.ae.

are on II. AJA7 LINK Sana. The in if 30c rer aat Ui-e tor 7 Sr2Uv Ad. of and Pr ole McDONAID At Miami. Florida, on Pridav.

Feb. 24 l'-50. Archiba.d H. McDonald, formerly of PiMebajrf husband of Ore-chn D. McDonald' father of Mrs.

Paul Tsppsn cf Iom. N. Ja-nee 8 MVDona'd Miami; brother ol Mrs John Mr-Ewen of Parian, a-id C. McDonald of Miami" Frlerds received H. Bsmson 537 Neviu St, Pgh.

Wednesday evening. Ore- He a.rvlcea In Allegheny Tliiiradsy morning at 10 o'clock PERFECT SCORE Ceorge Bolanis, left, of Condy-Icnd 6214 Penn accepts congratulations from City Health Engineer Herbert Dunsmore on a perfect kitchen under the City's proposed A-B-C code. Mr. Bolanis, vice-president of the Western Pennsylvania Restaurant rebuilt after a fire and volunteered to make his restaurant a model of the standards the City is trying to achieve. cli.ried at ue rale of J3c per arale man r.

i-arroii. 01 piTtteurth- Prlennj 111 be received at fit. Paul a Cathedral Rectoiv. after a Tuesday morning. Feb 28.

Translation to Bt. Paul a Cathedral, where remains will lie In state, at .1 p. Tueaday afternoon. Divine ofTire of the dead 9 .10 a. m.

Wednesday. March 1. Bolemn pontifical high mas at 10 clock. Interment. Mt Carml Cemet.rr Priends are requeat.d to omit flowers, and pray for th repoa of his soul Marine Flying Ace Wins 11 Medals for Heroism DSC with Two Gold Stars, 10 Other Awards Given Pittsburgh Businessman CANTOR On Bunday.

ren. 3. itM at 7:10 a m. Preda A Parnaworth. wife of Lewia Caator.

of Aureha Bi. mother of Mra. Helen McNurlan and Eoaatd Henson: 5 Kiandrhlldren. I great-grandchild' later of Carl tiunke. Puiieral from the John Kekllty Funeral Home.

608 Brushton Ave Wednesday afternoon at 2 ,0 dork Pri-nda Invlt.d, OUSlMI ih 3fi.l Frederick William Cornish, of II Marquette pd Wellington Ileiehta, fa'her of Mrs Ethel r. White, Mrs Albert Perfj'on Mrs. Mvr'le Poquemore. Mr. Nell Hswklns.

Mrs Clara C. Knox: alo survived hy 7 grandchildren. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1012 Perry Highway. Perrvsville, after noon Tuesday.

Bervlcea Tuedy evening at A o'clock. Intetmeiil Vital Statistics MclLVEf.N Buddenly, at home, 1t2 Kelly p.t. H'igli A. huaband of Eessie Huffmaster; father of Alfred and fhe late Florence Ohoff Friend and tri.mb.ri of plasterers t'nlon r.r.iv.d at Leslie Funeral Home. 721 Brushton Ave.

Service Thurhday 2 30 MILLIR At Tmp Florida Arjgijat. A t.lov.4 husband of Faa a M-Ctilioiigh Msti.r, of ii'on B-l Verona H. No father of Dr. Anna Miller, Mrs. leona Mrs Flor.nre Mrs Anre-te Brenr-er, Homer end H-nry 3 Miller, bro-her of Anna Dummer.

Hsrrv and Chan. Miller; alao 13 arsndrhlidren. ere gr.at-graiids.hlld. Nolle of luf.efal lsr MONACO On Monday. Asin's.

r.f 104B Dowr.look Ave beloved wife of Pasqusle- mother of Mrs Carmeil Dl Caprio Anthoc.v, Michael and Samuel. Frienda tsiil be received at the re Rota Mortuary, Paulson Ave at Wlnslow until Friday at 9 a. Bolemn requiem high mas at Help ol Christian Church at 10 a OVtt.Vri On Monday. Feb. 27.

1331. at It 68 p. Thomas A. huabar.d of Mary Owen I he Morgan 1. of 5221 Becond Ave.

Funeral s-rvir. at the Ftaher A Owen Funeral Home, 12H Haselwood Ave. on Thursday afternoon at 3 clock. Frienda invlt.d One of the most Impressive collections of war-time fecorations ever conferred here was awarded in ceremonies at Neville Island last night. The citations included the DistinciHs.hri JlcFee.

irjrmer assistant SaieS. Tx-n crAA cfire mA 1ft I. i manager for Mcintosh-Hemphill awards. flying ece who DIXON Monday. Feb.

27. Harry of Kennedy Twp, husband of th lata Lillian' Montgomery: son of Wil liam and the late Alice Barver wiaon; orotner or Beast Palbl. Ella Mae Fox end William. Prlenda received Bt th. M.ln.it..

The Marine received them is Robert M. Bragdon, former Marine captain and squadron mate of the colorful "Pappy" were to be at 1:30 p. m. today in the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty Ave.

Mr. McFee died Sundav at his home, 122 Seminole Mt. Lebanon. He was 64. For the past five years he had been sales representative for the Delaware Tool Steel Co.

here after being associated with Mc- Arte orlie.l 1 r.neeeiiHv da, a Air n.r aale line, leae S' for cati. 1-J time ela are 64c per agate line (no discount). Undisplay Classified Sunday Only A1ertutf, not moie than one enluinB "Vldlh arj.l In which Ivpe only la uaed. There era 1 average avorde in ,) of airaia A.1 uau1( lara-r than al are rhargefl on the aa Una t.a.ia. The rate la Joe per aiaia line daily.

3 ic par aale line inrlu'llri fniiday fr 7 da, lea A fnr caah. Ada or-W ad 4 to 4 cnaecj-tive den a-e at fhe rate 3 3c vr eiale line dally. 3e per arale Art. for ra.h. f.

1 day 43c 4,,,, il dellr, 67r yr a(at inrludlni under I no diacountt. aiKiuqini Display Classified Sundav Only ut. border or width to more than one column. The rale la 40e. per rt.

40c per a'2 line inclu.linf Sunday for coniecutlve dy. lea. 5 for raari. Ada ordered 4 It fl day are charted at the rate of 3.4c rr aeete line d.llr. V.u ftl Includ.n.

lea. 5 (, for eaah. Ada ordered 3 ron- Ie2. rZ lln Hundae. Une Sunday (no dlacountl.

Death Notices Includint Funeral Cerdt of rjenlca. In lie morlama. 40c per tfate Situations Wanted rut tare. 3C per word, arate type. Minimum rharje, 31c.

Mut be paid in advance. Ordering Want-Ads fl1'y help 5SOU.I i'00 wu in tn.unt touch with an eaperienced adtaker. Box Number Replies deeirlnf to dlclo tneir namea or addrewea may fake al-vantaee of The Preaa Number" ZrvrT- "Pl'" "Bor Number- Ada atiould be mailed or delivered to The Pittaburtu Pra Boulevard Mam Office r.o10 ddrea deaiinated. Idenflte of Box Number" advertl-era will not be dlvulred. -Boir Number" addreeaea count a two wordi when Boulevard addreaa la uaed.

(rut wh-n any othr addreaa la uaed will be charred for If. If rrnli, "Boa Number" Ada are fo he mailed. poaUie mult be paid by tin adverlleer. Maj. Swain conferred the awards as the reserve Marines of Company 21st Infantry Battalion, stood at attention.

The citations, praising Capt. Bragdon's heroism in the South Pacific air war, were signed by the President and Secretary of the Navy. Has Two Businesses The aviator's gallantry in action was performed as a mem Home. 07 Charller Ave MiKees c-nr weqnesday eve-nlng. March I a o' clock PLilOTT Peb.

2. lSO-oFSBanT wood B' Crafton. Olenn son of Edwin C. and Margaret Richards Elliott Prl.nd. iia James A Lamb Jr.

Funeral Home. intosn-iiempul lor 30 years Capt. Brag- A native of Belfast. Ireland. County Trailer Tax Appealed Extra Assessment Considered by Board An appeal from the County's new policy of assessing trailers for taxation was being considered today by the Board of Assessment.

The appeal was argued before the Board yesterday by Attorney Samuel Avins, representing the Trallercoach Assn. of Pennsylvania. Called Illegal Tollcy Mr. Avins said the Board had no right to assess the trailers for taxation and to add the assessments to the valuation of the trailer park owners. In doing this the Board added some three million dollars to the assessment books by valuing the trailers at an average of $1100 each.

Tay State ee Another point raised by Mr. Avins was double taxation. He said trailer owners already pay a license fee to the State. The Board is expected to rule on the appeal soon. If the trailer owners are not satisfied ihrv 96 zlr.

McFee came to Dormont asjeombat mis- i'u" oi viur hi tne spectacular a youth. He moved to Mr. Ieh.ic; 1913 otuua li 1 anon years ago. ian 101.1 in i Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Mt RR AT- SAW fORD Brm A trpr St. Tp k01 Sunnylitll BR mr.HT willUm C. 3T0S Bamell Wy. oa Junilla S. ANMILI.

Charlea K. Plicalm; mu Nr Krnairif ton. rSATTO-TONH Antonm. Van Brahm M. Mlrhlln.

108 Hfh Ave. BOHK1 Mnrl'in 8503 IUy St Lora 232 Coltart t. 61 inrRr-kANfANOILO Clair H. Jr. 42 flrn.

Suaaa Matt fiidt Pilr.irn RAfrlLL-LMIM Leonard N. Vkanhlnilon. Audrey. AM4 Maehurn Fd. A'1 Elmer Sharon; Anna Gtronia BASDM AK-Lir hti MTttw healer (j14 Darilnfton Roaaljrn Morrow.

Apt. CAMPnLIL-MRIK Andrew 75 Oakland Ave, port Vue. cUra. Foater Mc- JOHNMIN-rt KOW Leonard 1T fi-. 1009 M.

Franklin M. JORDAN-RAKVK Lamar 200 W. Morfh Olja. 670 Lmden rJw Ken-inttnn. CAHMDV-Lf AM RC Rif Glenlleld; Juiinlta Olenfleld.

Klflv-rorirRT David F. Llndaay arneie: Shirley Rennerdale. HAMMIaHUIli Murray 4900 N. "nJu.r' UU vrrtln' Richard Trumana- 7-oe Zelienonie. GAIr 42 N.

EucUd Aver Lillian, HIT Portland St RIAVLR-roRI IR James 218T Van Tine wiiclnbur. Mar.aret 1 Vlllate. Ranktn. William A Jr. 2225 riMMV1" Mriurl, D- US Mer- MAiosrr-RRirf jwh Mildred mi Wymote pt Auberle Kl'Mbeth.

MORRl.JAMr Robert H01- M.r- Mrrit.JFAMN(,. Howard V. MAO w-henler Ave Amelia M. 2S07 Bedford Capt Bragdon Ann Hoffman McFee; a daugh-! gainville and Rabaul in support ter Miss Ann Elizabeth McFee, of Marine amphibious opera-and a James H. McFee.

tions. 103 ronie Ave crafton. Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Interment private Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. ril.18 On Bundav, Feb.

2fi. liso Mannle widow of Nelson C. Fills; mother of Mrs Mary E. Jackson, and Mr. Lena D.

Winston. Friends received at her late residence. 2700 Bedford where services win be held Wednesday, March I. at 2 p. m.

Interment. Woodlawn Cem.tery.. FAIN C. A HI On MondaV7Feb27. Carolyn daughter of Charles and Margaret MulJanee Falngna.rt, and sister of Marilyn Helen of Idle-wood Ave Carnegie, p.

Prlenda received at the Henney Funeral Home, 824 Washington Ave. Carnegie. Funeral Wednesday. March I. at, 11 a rn Friends Invited.

(U rtuegneny. The medals were Pinned to County Memorial Park. Mrs. Mary G. Stewart liiack Squadron of which "Pappy" Boylngton was skipper.

Capt. Bragdon, who lives at 514 Shady runs an insurance agency and the Allegheny Products 5111 Center East Liberty, a sporting goods and appliance Arm. His wife is the 'former Leonora Thomas, daughter of Mrs. A. Jierotti of Los Angeles.

captain has been so up to his ears in business affairs that, although the decorations have been a month for him to receive, last night was his first opporutnity to accept the awards. Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Mary Grace Stewart, native of Pitts-1 vapu cragaons blouse by another Marine, a major who had been in the landing operations to which Capt. Bragdon had given air support. Praise Ills Heroism Maj.

Harold E. Swain is inspector-instructor of the Pitts-burgh area Marin? Reserve unit that holds weekly drills on Neville Island. ourjn. were to oe at 2 p- m. today at the Lay Hill Methodist Church in Arlington, Va.

Mrs. Stewart died Sunday in Washington. D. C. She was graduated from the old Central High School and the Pittsburgh Academy and taught school in Robin- FITZSIMMOVS Suddenly, on Bun-day.

Feb. 2. 1850. Karen In her Itti year, of Founh Pi'calrn. beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ceorg M. FHistm-mona and sl'ter. Ila: R. and C'ol-lette Friends received at the home.

Funeral Thursday at a 14 m. Angel mass at Bt. Michael R.C. Church at, 10 a. ri.AHtRTfOn Sunday.

Feb. 26. nvi. at 3 William th of 1241 Art.m. ait Dtatk M.tfrt ton iwp.

ana nttsourgh until, E. Newton. Mrs. A K. Rishnn may appeal to Common Tleas ij years ago when she moved 1 California.

Mrs. W. J. Conlev and trude Wilson Flahertv. Funeral from the Jme Lowrl Memorial Home.

1407 Chateau Bt. fag, Pennsylvania Democrats Stand I tourt. to Washington. Sister M. Marcella of St.

Francis v.r.n..nay mi 9 a. m. Requiem high mesa at Bt. Josenh'a Order, and a brother. Peter J.

hurch at 9 30 a. m. Frienda In- Gaertner. Friends are being received a -Pat on Legislators f)AM Buddenlv, Baturday. Tffi 2.

1950. Harry of 4K)0 Ptanton Ae Plt'eburth. hnabanil of Mra Mary Montgomery Adami; father of Mra. Ruth Bromnlilll. Funeral from 'he family realileme Wedneaday March 1 at 2 m.

Knter reaideuca from folerldge (it AHBAI f.Hc Ton Kfonveb27" O. A-hhauh. of 1 1 if WUconaln Ave Dormont. beloved. of Doretta Benlfell- fathe? ot D- c- Aahhaugh.

and William Weathroolt. Knendi received at. the Tlemhauer Mortuary We.t Liherfv Ava. Notlca i I rl "OLIr.N-l Magmrel On BeTuVdry. Feb 2S, 1bo, orac Oolden rnee Williams.) widow of John fkolden of 1J24 Wlarcmsln Ave Dormont' mother of Mies Ruth Magulre.

of Washington. D. Mrs. Orate PICHRt On Sunday. February ir.V).

at the family rsidence. 91 Laxton St E. Oeorsre hue-band of Mary Higtma. on tit the late Joreph and Veronica Pischke; brother of Paul. John end Ma pischke and Mra Frank Cor-tezzo.

Fun.ral from the Hennlngcf Funeral Home. 35 Butler on Thursday. March 2. at 9 a Requiem high mas at- Corpu Christ) Church at 10 a. m.

Fneccg Invited, At Los ArTg'ie. Cl on Frldy, Feb. 24. I0S0. Margaret, wife of th late Alexander ror'er and mother ol John J.

and D. Douglas Porter. Frienda received et A.berli Chapel. E. North Ave at Sandusky St.

Services on Thursday at 2 p.m. Arrival la Piu-burgh Tuesday even 1 prXSCHKE On Sunday morrlng. William, husband of ihe la'e El.en F. Coyna Purnchke: father of Mary Myrtle and Catherine Irene Punschke Friends received et th family home. 1011 Chlslett her service will be held Wednea-" yi.

rch 1. It50 a 2 ROC. AN On Bundav "morning. Mary r.oodeven. widow of James Rognri.

mother of Jame Rogan and Mrs. Margaret Cummlngs; sister of Mrs. Margaret Hook Funeral from M--Csbe Bros. Funeral Home. B300 Penn Ave, Wednesday.

March 1, I'JSO. at 8 a. m. Pequi.m high mn aJB.RsphjM'sChurrha- 9am. a ARAN OBI A Buddenly.

on Moods. Feb, 27. John It Barandr of l')17 Dohrman 8t fines Twp McK Rocks; son of the late Joteph rd Mary Barandrla: brother of Ntch-ola Paaquale C. and Dr. Joseph D.

Barandrla. Frienda r. c.lved at McDermoSt Broa 133. Chartlera Ave. K'.

Rocks. Tim nf funeral given leer. a A VCR a Ciri BundaTy, rb JA 10. Mlcha.l flavera, Fri.nde received at th Jay A MoCaffry Memorial Home. 200 Houth Craig St.

1 beta sen Fifth and Forbes) Funeral Wednesday it It 1 High mass of requt.m at Bt Peter chur'h North a 9m. AH.VfR On Bunday. F.b roryi Walter If huaband of Barah Reur of 4(K) Huff Bt Olendale Carnegie' Pa eon of the late Denlei a1 Fmme Biarg Bilver: and brother Fdsrd Bilver. and Nora Couch Frl.nds rcelvd et he Hennay Funeral Home. H2 Wahlntor Ave Csrn.gle, Pa.

Wedneadey Msrch 1. 2 m. Friends nvid! YrsiE On Mondev." Feb 27 Julia wife of th. lf rhar's Bteele; moth.r of Mrs Fdwsrd McAvor. and John Daly B'al.

Fur.eral from the MfAvoy Funerat Home. 1700 Forhe Bt on Thursday morning at 9 30 Bol.mn high me of requiem at the Church of Tba Fpiphsny, at 10 o'clock TALAK On Monday Fh. 57, lvf et 3 a m. John "Talak. Br', hus-hsnd of the la'e Ward Talak age a.3 years, of 3y) Arllogfon Ave of John.

Jr Ar'hnnr Mary Mever. Mrratl Mad.lln. I.ynrh, Mom Doior. Brhni.idlln. Paul, Anne Marl.

Katherina. and liorothv; bro'hrr r. prances Wagner. and Blanch Tiburakt Friend may rail at tfe William Home, 7'. Boed.

at Alice t- Funeral Thursday. at 8 a Requiem high mas at Holy Cros Church, at 9 1 MOMP80N a-)nFebrury 27. liryt Cherl hnahand of Clara End.f Thompson, of alto survived bv one daughter. I'rothy Christopher; and I grsndrht Carol Ann Frienda received at D-Turners, 72 Wa'lac Ave. Wilklrs-burg.

where service will be Wednesday at 1 30 o'clock. FNTI'RATO On Tuesday momirgT Feb 21. 1V). Ltii. beloved husband of fl.n Ventureto ne Blm-onl).

of M. La Marldq St. Brook-line Friends received et the B1o. huer Mortuary. 2130 We.t Liberty Ave Ni'l-a of fur.rsl ln-ey WALKFR F.b 2i.

13V). WiilTsm hueband of Elllabeth Hamilton Wsi. ker; father of William H. Walker. Prlenda received at lua rauiice, ot ueiroit.

and James Me-gulre; also three grandchildren; sis. ter of Mrs, J. Mrs. Alfred rord. of New Haven Conn Mrs Mary nandall.

of De'roit, Mra Dora Benson of Cleve. lend. Ohio; Homer Williams. I ic hard Biitidahuh of IJctrnit. Frienda received at the B.ln.

hauen, Mortuary. 2630 Weat Liner ty Avenue. Bervlce on Wednesday efternoon at 3 rn. Ruth Chapter No 83. O.

C. and friend In- II 8 eervlee Tuedy y.o in at 8p HBRI On Monday. Fb. 27. "at 9 The Allegheny County Democratic organization will support its present members of Congress, the State Senate and the House for re-election this year.

The organization Is satfied that the. incumbents can win reelection. By announcing its support now. it heads off any primary fight by legislators who have the Idea of being "promoted" to higher things. B.

B. McGinnis, the County chairman, announced the "freeze" order. It is expected to stop the IIAMIIOR On Bundav. Teh a Anna of Urout hton'. Pa! beloved wile of fharle.

mother of rlti Itavld M. Irta of Mra. Charlea Ml. Anrtr.e., of New York. V.

Thamea and Thamea. trlenda receiver at fhe Waller T. Orlfflth Tuneral Home, Frouihion. Pa where rv. .7 hrr1 Wednearjav, March 1.

at a m. Member, of Castle hannm hapter 3S i ry Amntin'h White Bhrlne p' w' Atixlllarv 1 l.n Klan Organizer Hold as Slayer ASHVILLE. Feb. 28 (UP) The Rev. Alvln Horn of Talla-dega.

an organizer for the Ku Klux Klan of Georgia, was Jailed today on a charge of murder In connection with the slay. Ing of a Pell City man last Wednesday night. Sheriff Ira Davis said Horn and Claude Luker. a Talladega furniture dealer, Mere being held without bond on charges of murdering Charlie Hurst. Mr.

Hurst, a 39 year-old for-mer storekeeper, was shot down when five men apparently tried to kidnap him from his home. Mr. Hurst told his son. "It looks like the Ku Klux," Just before he wai shot. DIVORCE SUITS FILED 0 Ann.

M. if.Vrcl.vn tm.t ROphanle. RAMKY H.rry p. aialnut Fvon. tAn M.

tain.l Auln.t W. fc. Litrv talrt.t Albert. i.rtra ''JJTT Alfred J. u.in.l Dnrothe MANI.AN Helen efalntt William ttm Charles m.

MILt.rR J'xi-pn W. atair.t Anna AOAMH -Krtirlry aialntt Walter MORAN Bertie afaln.t William C. KAIrrt Franrla C. ai.ln.t Audrey MARTIN Dorothy J. afaimt Oeorre KAKM.rR Bernard V.

afainat Helen I. LAWRK.Nf'B rfun X. unnil William. DIVORCES ti RANTED "TirKri-William irm Fllen JA in M.rll.a 1 from Jm. RKAf.AN Ana from John W.

1ST Nanry M. from Walter HPVAR Catherine M. from M. rRff-F Murree from Jark Martha A. from tieylord A.

RPACKFM rati line from Fdrd I. Rs" Kuthrm V. front fey F. t.ira from Arrhie FNVpr.R Mary from How.rd aMITH Gertrude M. from William A.

WARGOVICH Andrew from Mar. WILLS FILED HUSTON. Arthur Jr. Charlotte L. Hiiftnn, evtrt peraonalty 42.

relty non. HABERLAND. Emilia Autuat Haherland and Fred Hterland. etr. eertonalty SJ1TT IO.

realty none ADAM. Marraret Forayth Jamea Mltrh. ell emr. 110,000, really none. OrxiNNr.tL.

Mirhaet Adeline L. Don. neii. eitr pereonalty tirnin realty none thMfe. rank I.

line eitra reraoralty SHOOO, realty II non fct LfVAH Fleard Roaemane Kulllvan. eatra unknown, realty nope OML. Edward -Flore Atkinann Ohl and Teopiea Firat rtallrnal Rank Truat eatra feraonalty unknown, realty unknown. LOl'SHIL, Frank Frank tuahll eatr personalty unknown, realty unknown. FOHAKER.

William Leah Bern, eitrs. nemnalty 10.B4 4. realty none BRANDT. meat peubated feraonalty none, realty unknown. the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

Requiem high, mass will be sung at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Catherine's Church. Burial will be in St.

Michael Cemetery. Hr. Elizabeth Harris Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintosh 'Harris. 41, of 2333 Osgood North Side, will be Thursday at 2 p.

rn. in the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Mrs. Harris, a life resident of Pittsburgh, died yesterday in Montefiore Hospital.

She was a member of the Eighth United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her huoband, Frank Harris two brother, Daniel Mcintosh of Pittsburgh, and William Mcintosh of Pom-pano. Fla. Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park. i'ed Interment Jefferaon Memorial Para BOf II On Sunday, Teh.

2. l5o7Vt Veteran Hoapital. Chllllcofhe. Ohio. Nlchotaa.

eon of h. wt.i and Mary Bchmlnn Boch: brother of rrann. Theodorl and John R-irh Prlenda received at the Hubert Mrlnnea runeral Home P'lHer Bt. f.t frnm Wdnee-dey until time of e.rvlrea Thura-oav at 2 or lor It riROOKa I ArneaterV B.lo"vedwife of tienrte. ryienfla received at riiiikleion a funeral Home.

I10H I iverpool C.t Hervirea at Ml. Zlon Baptut fhnrch. fteeoa. on WedMeadav et 2 BORN as Ale huanand of Eileen Waiara Born of 1313 Oakhlll fit N. eon of Mr.

Julia Bom: Rrandaon of Mra n'1 ep-father of Mra. Eileen Lan rrlenda may call at Hrlen'a --75a Burglars Take Eggs, Pop, Gems Jewelry valued at $G00, $36 pen and pencil set. $65 radio and Surviving are her husband. William I. Stewart; four daughters.

Grace at home; Mrs. Ruth Israel. Omaha. Mrs. Eva Brynn.

Glenshaw, and Mrs, Mary Ann Mosedale, of Kensington. a son Paul of Galena, and 12 grandchildren. Benjamin Calcutta, Sr. Solemn high mass of requiem for Benjamin Calcutta Sr. of 7643 Hamilton Ave.

will be sung at 9.30 a. m. Thursday in the Mother of Good Counsel Church. He died yesterday. Mr.

Calcutta was employed as a gardener for 21 years by Roy A. Hunt, president of the Aluminum Co. of America. Mr. Calcutta was a charter member and past president of Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Lodge and a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. He is survived by thre daughters. Sisier Hilda Missionary Zelafrice of the Sacred Heart; Mrs. Florence Ivheldrr and Helen Calcutta; three sons. Andrew Joseph IL and Benjamin Calcutta and eight grandchildren.

Mr. Calcutta was the stepbrother of Andrew Ro-tella and George Meile. He was the husband of the late Catherine Dalfonza Calcutta. Friends are being received In the John-Kekilty Funeral Home, 605 Brushton Avenue. Bural will be in Mt Carmel Cemetery.

Mrs. Emilia Laur Mrs. Emilia Gaertner Laur, widow of Henry Laur of 1517 Methyl Beechview. died Sunday morning in St. Francis Hospital.

Mrs. Laur was a daughter of the late Casper and Louise Gaert-rer of the North Side. She was a member of St. Catherine's Church. Beechview.

Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Marcrlla M. McNamara, Mrs. Macklin and Mrs.

Frances Macklin: two sons. Bertram H. and Norbert W. Laur; five grtmdchildren; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Koehler, Mrs.

Monica 'CI M'lnroan. Wtfe of rrank Herrt. Jr. of 2113 Osgood sister of William and fa(e Mcintosh. rec.vd at fhe VV Blmona Funeret Home' 202, Perrrsviiie Ave.

B-rvics on Thursday afternoon at 2 d'clock. MtRH'Nfi On Monday mornlnef Feb 17 IW. at. 10 clock. M.rg.r'r' Fulton Hertung.

afd As yesra. of Mara. wife of tha lata John HerHing, mother of Mrs H'len foop.r. also 4 grandrhlldr.n. Friends r.r.iv.d et McDonalds P.in.r.l Mars, wh.re e.rvires will he h.ld on Ihursday afternoon at 2 clock.

Mr FrN tv On 6iinday7Feh 2r," rV). at Ma home In Bteer Pa Jamea Heffran Friends r.r.iv.d et. his Iste residence. Bervires on Wedneseday. at 2 to p.

m. Inter-mentin Howe Cemetery. IN. RAM On Monday! Feb. 27.

9 1 m. Catherine Evans Ingram of 131 Byramore widow of John Ingram; mother of Mra Phoebe Davis. Mrs. Ann Roberta Kay. Evan and Bheidnn fngrem ntnr.i and in-lermentnNerif icoke pa JOVfe, On Mondev.

peb 27 10 Bobbie Jones of Alabama Ave' husband of Anna O'wav Jones Frienda reoived at Colliesn Bros' Fun.ral Home. 08 Wrringtor Ave. Notcof funeral lat.r. KFRR On Bunriayl F.hruiTry 2T James formerly of Um beloved brother of Mrs. Nelli Hamilton and uncle ot William Hamilton.

Prlenda received et Vl'- Funeral Chapel, JB0O petin Ave. where a.rvlcea will held Wedn.sday afternoon. Marn lat. 2 30 orloek. Interment In Alia-ghyCemetery.

KLIMA8 Frank. Friday. Feb. 2 13V). eeed T'i ik.

Cooper Avea ft runeral Wednea- $73 were stolen from fhe home of Carl R. Weber, 1320 Milan last night. Silas Knox, of 2G1G Centre reported the theft of a S3n nay mornln poulm hih maaa In rrencia Xavier Church at BOTtr0 1110 Mary Maud- T. of Bftft Loblnjler Ave, North Breddoclc; if. nf 'h, late William Bos'edo: mother of Pari and rren Boetedo: eta'er of Mra Arthr.it candidacies of two members of the House who have shown signs of wanting to run for the Senate.

Thomas J. Heatherington and Theodore L. Schmidt, who live in the Tenth Senatorial District, were near the hat tossing utage when the freeze order came. Meanwhile, there appeared to be a movement to supplant Mr. Heatherington and R.

Frank Hunter with new candidates for the Assembly. It is understood that former Magistrate and former Assemblyman Frank J. Zappala, of Squirrel Hill, will get organization support for the State Senate nomination from the Tenth District. That post is now held by Republican John M. Walker, of Oakmonf.

Common Pleas Court Judge Michael A. Musmanno, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, issued a statement yesterday explaining why he wants the Governor's chair instead of a f-eat on a higher state court. It Isn't that the Judge loves, the benrh lss. he said. but.

as he put "My training, background and particularly rny experience as military governor durlnc the ii.r ir. Bmlh, Allen and Tete Bvlve and revolver from his home. Robert McVicker. of 639 Ebby told police thieves stole three dozen eggs and a carton of pop from a refrigerator in his home. 8 Americans Up For Nobel Prize OSLO.

Norway. Feb. 23 (17P) President Truman, former Secre-tary of State George C. Marshall, United Nations Mediator Dr. Ralph Bunche and five other Americans have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Also proposed were Winston Churchill. Indian Prime Minister Jawiharlal Nehru. King Paul of Greece and Herbert Evatt of Australia. The Nobel Committee, whoe members are in the Norwegian Parliament, listed 28 individuals and six institutions proposed for this year's prize. Th commit-e will make its derision thh fall.

ri.ip. rrienn receiver git the Plkln Mortuary. Tourth Bt North Braddock wh.r. i Council Studies Bill To Change Zoning City Council had under consideration today an ordinance to change the residential zone, an area 4n the vicinity of the Brighton Country Club, to commercial. The area would extend from the Richbarn Brighton area east to the present commercial zone at Kleber St.

The ordinance was submitted by Councilman Walter R. win held Thursday. March 3, at 3 n. m. hanu vi a r- A $150 watch and $30 were ri.Turnav, ran 3n I'thO.

Karl bn.K.n iit. stolen from the home of Edward Oeore Brownie, of rhalfant W. Wolfe, 1409 Allegheny Ave. dnc 89 Bradford Ave, CrafUm. siervlcee Wednesday at 2 o'clock a 3ou wrist watch was stolen Wejt View, (on of William J.

and the lt. Verna McKean Brownie. Trlenda and membera of O. No 3 II. received a the Brandt iin.

a from the home of Harrv Win- Vt ALT I Kt On Bunday. p.b Mra. Fannl fcalllIev. of anta isi" dom, 6329 Alderson St. iji, rarry Hlahway.

I'errvvlle. pervice on Lawrence Bt Bwissvale h.toved wf. ...11,1. .11 ,11. granddaughter.

Mrs. Jame Poland 1 I r. ifrirninni. also atir. Richard Schubert, of fll of the late Adam t.

Walters- mother of Mrs Crosby Wliilam vlv.d bv 2 daueht.ra Greenmont Greensburg, re r-Tvor, ivirinnaid. Pa. and Mrs France M.aoran- Yl weineaday art. moon at 1 30 o'clock lntrmeri Pnon Valley. HI BLr On-Mondav.

I'loO, Annta Burlev. lfe of tha lata B.jrl.v mother nl Mra Prank Narherth. Pa Mra Pdna K.nr Pth and John rio'inneti. nhlo eoot. of and a are.

1 ported that while his auto was parked in Schenlev Park, a vent re.elved at Beinhauer Mortuary, 2i 10 Mi-nr era, un'ii 10 a Wedneadey morning. pequlem high mesa at Poiiah n.iir..i window was forced open atvl two topcoats worth $115 stolen. Spring Can't Bo Far Behind r.i'oi oi Airoona rrienda r. reived at I h. a at.

a Campus Trial Set church, Canon-burg. pa at pj I AdverlUement I war. I believe, particularly quail- ffnme. Pa after Wedneadev. av.lemri ranuiem maea af J' Mark Church.

Ihureday, at 10 a A i l'Tt Arin Morid'a 27 ItM. at 20 p. m. B.nlamln Br huaband of the late Catherine Dal-foma Calcutta of 1t41 Hamilton Ave father of Br. Hilda Marie, MiMlonary Zelatric, of the Bacred H.art; Mra riorenca Loahelder, llel.n.

Andrew anrf Benjamin Celcifta Jr 8 (rand, children, a'epbrirther of Andr.w interment ranonshurg, Pa. I.AI On. Bundav niorrilrisr Pchiij ltftO. Emilia laur nee Oaertneri' widow pf Henry Laur. of IS17 Mehv Btreet.

R.echvlew; of th let Ceaper and Louise Oaerfner formerly of th North Bide; mother of M.rcella McNmra. Bertram Laur. Norbert W. J.aur. Roe Macklin.

Francea Macklin; also 8 grandchildren; slater of Mrs Mary Koehler. Mr Monica Newtoif Mrs A. K. Bishop, of Csllfornla: Mrs a. IOWA CITY.

Feb. 23 Robert E. Bednasek. 21. Cedar Rapids, pleaded innocent yesterday to a first degree murder charge accusing him of strangling his University of Iowa sweetheart.

The set March 14 for theouth's trial. ly me xo snouider the responsibilities which go with being the Chief Executive of our Common. wealth. and Oeor sister of Prank and William of Mrs Wrn. Met autlev of Collision sill also survived by 4 ar.ndrhlldren and 4 gret-re.

rbildren prlende r'ed at the Nid Funeral Home, Wasbire-o-n aia.val.. Bervic.s on Wedneadey. Mar- I at 2r Vt Oimvt A On- MondeF.rTlf at hraddiwk liet.erel Hospital' I'r kshontas Biruterman of fit Brsd-docg Ave Rraddork, wife of Logan Woodward, nw h.r of Fart Fit, water. Mra. I rabelakv.

Mrs. Ore-a union and Mrs. Eda Bher-man. Frienda received at the El-kin Mortuary. Fourth Bt Nor-h Braddock Funeral aervlcee from Mary Episcopal Church of Frad-dorg Thursday, March 2 at a ra In'erment Thursday afternoon at Moorn.ld.

w. Va VOaT Sunday tnornlrg. Fb nv). at 8 IS o'clork, Ro Wagner' b.loved wife of Chsri.s Yost of Brighton Road mo-her of Mrs Merert H.in. aist.r of Mr Cth--nne Walter Mrs Caroline Harei.

Mis Annie Wsgner. Mrs. Leria Richard, Mrs Minnie Hnhmi'n Joseph and John Wagner: also 1 grandchild Frienda revived at tne Devlin Funeral Home. y2 Sherman Ave. Funeral Wednesday morning with requiem high masa at the Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment Bt. Aiphonsua Cemetery. Wexford. Fa. "It is for that reason that I am willing to leave the security of the bench for the most trvine 1.1.

of Bt Francis Order, and Peter I A4vrtikrromt I Now She Shops "Cash and Carry" Without Painful Darkach. et older, atreaa and atrain. over, xertion. exeeaaive amokinir or eapoaure to cold eometimea elowa do kidn.v tunc, tion. Ihla may W-ad many folk, tn com-r'ain of netk-inv backache, oaa of pep and enery headache, and dlixlneaa.

MP mshta or freouenl piuii.i may reeult from minor bladder Imtationa due to cold, dampneaa or dietary Indlacretiona. If your diacomforia are due to theea try. I'llla. a mild aiuretle. Laed eucreaafully by mill.ona for ve, eo year.

While theae aymptoma may often otherwise occur. amaxinc how many timea Ooan'a five happy relief help tha mile, of kidney uhee an4 fllfera flueh out waale. Oct Uoan a Villa todayl and exhaustive tasks of gov ernor." certain YOU don't need to have Pimples Jart ri KLEEREX 4nrtt aPriT hln- Bwlirtd. finh-or(l hqnid. Eux r.

n. itrhinc r14- P'Tl onc and hctpa ma diMPpw. Million, praia Klwm. 13 I TourIf try KLEEHEX O-fy 49t If drug-slat tmt of atork tl 00 to lne, pU faul 4. or hi Trip Eim Botu.

Not when you find thine: taklntr place rri-nna at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 I.thertv Ave. until W.dnesdev fnornlng et orlor-k. R.nul.m high ms at Bt Church, at 10 a. Friends Invited Interment tn 8t Michael LIST Flliab7t fl'Tbe-' Victor Place, on Tn.ad.v w.i.

around Judge Musmanno said "I hope that some day I mav be further the home. Don't MIss VlcnetteM False Teeth? Now Really Chew Food! Air.zla err am In hndy tub leu thou. Mnd really CHIW food even ateak. corn, apple without fear of plate Blip, pin. 8TAZK hclda plates tighter, longer I Hlp keep cut food particle.

Gt ji tTAZS. MontT-back rumraau. Noaeila and M.lle. Mm-bera of I.odre. Catholic Order of poreatera, end frlenda re.

c.lved at the John Kekllty Fnn.ral llome. hoi Bruahton Ave' Bol.mn high mm of requiem In Mother of Oood Counael R. Church Ihtiraday morning at 9 30 clock. Prlenda A NAD 8 13Twenty.econd Ambrldee, on Monrlay, 27 An'raon. wife of Curtla M.

Canady. Prlenda received at the Matter runeral Home, Utl church ay Ambrldga. Notlca ot lunarai honored" by election to the State of Life In Family Magazine with THE SUNDAY TRESS of th lat A List of McKees- port; mother of A. Howard. T.

Reed and Mr. air. superior or Supreme Court. But right now. he's aiming at the governorship.

"rlenda received at Richard Fait noma, eicrteeapori. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.