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PAGE IS THE PITTSBURGH PRESS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1950 Since Oct. 1 68, liberal lawyer, politician and part-time movie actor, of a heart attack Oct. 5 in Culver City, CaL Assistant Secretary of State in Woodrow Wilson's cabinet. Played role of Winston Church Ci? t-V i Have your car inspected at an official inspection station earlyto make certain that your car is safe for the hazardous winter driving to come. The new inspection period starts on November 1, 1950.

Like all previous car inspections it has one purpose the safety of you and your family. This is a proved fact. Safety statistics show that semi-annual inspection has made Pennsylvania cars four-and-one-half times safer than the national average in preventing accidents due to the mechanical failure of cars. the "danger spots" in your car that may lead to serious traffic accidents. Twice a year, car inspection carefully checks the following: A SONG YOU COULD CET YOUR TEETH INTO The Pitt Panther was among those who raised their voices in song at the football party given for veterans at Aspinwall Hospital by the Pittsburgh Red Cros this week.

The Panther was joined by Duquesne's Duke (with striped tie). Arrangements were made by Betty Walker (right) who, with 35 other Red Cross Grey Ladies, visited the hospital. Deaths Of Noted Persons Deaths of prominent persons throughout the world since Oct. 1 follow: HENRY I. STOISON, 83, formerly Secretary of War and Secretary of State, Oct.

20, at West Hills, N. Y-, of a heart attack. Served in cabinets of President Taft to President Truman. KING GUSTAV 92, monarch of Sweden, at Stockholm, Oct. 29, of a respiratory ailment.

Known as the "Commoner King," he had ruled since 1907 and had sat out two World Wars. AL JOLSON, 64, whose blackface roles and Mammy songs thrilled three generations, in a San Francisco hotel room Oct. 24, of a heart attack. His $4 million estate was left to Jewish, Catholic and Protestant charities. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW, 95, noted Irish playwright, Oct.

27, at Ayot St. Lawrence, Eng land, seven weeks after a hip injury that was followed by two operations for a kidney ailment. JOHN J. RASKOB, 71, onetime $7.50 clerk who helped build the duPont and General Motors empires, of a heart ailment Oct. 14 in Centreville, Md.

He was a former national chairman of the Democratic Party. MAURICE COSTELLO, 74, Pittsburgh born matinee idol of the silent screen, of a heart ail ment in a Los Angeles hospital, He was the father of Movie Stars Dolores and Helene Cos tello. OSCAR TSCHIRKY, 84, Oscar of the Waldorf, at New Platz, N. of a heart ailment, Nov. 7.

Noted maitre d'hotel had been with the Waldorf since 1893 and had been in semi-retirement since 1946. ALBERT S. GOSS, 68, Mas ter of the National Grange, of a heart attack Oct. 25, while ad dressing the New York Herald Tribune Forum in the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf As toria. EDWARD J.

KELLY, 74, for mer Mayor of Chicago, Oct. 20 as he was leaving doctor's office. He started as a $2.50 a week errand boy and built up one of the most powerful polit ical machines in the nation. EDNA ST. VINCENT MIL-LAY, 58, winner of the 1923 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, of a heart attack Oct.

19 in Austerlitz, N. Y. Generally acclaimed as leading U. S. poet and compared to Sappho and Elizabeth Browning.

DUDLEY FIELD MALONE, I Deaihs in District BRAKES-! Stopping distance. 2. Lining and brake drum. 3. Emergency brake.

4. Line and cylinder. 3. Rods and clevis pins. STEERING and WHEELS-i.

Fron. end wheel alignment, spindle, bush ings and pins. 2. Steering wheel for excessive play. 3.

Main shaft. 4. Cross excessive play. 3, ffv shai shaft. 3.

Steering rod baU sockets. 6. Pitman arm. 7. Alignment of front axle and shock absorbers.

LIGHTS-i. Headlights for beam candle-power for aiming and proper distribution of light. 2. Tail and stop lamps. 3.

riares, renex renectors. and side marker lights. 4. All lighting equipment on car must work. WINDSHIELD WIPERS-i.

Hand or auto matic for efficiency. 2. All rubber parts, including hose and fittings. the EDITOR'S NOTE Through the co-operation of the funeral directors of Allegheny County, The Press today begins publishing the names of those who have died during the suspension of the three Pittsburgh metropolitan newspapers. Today's list includes those names from A to C.

Obituaries D.H.Greene, Ex-Brewery Official, Dies Was Vice President Of Pittsburgh Firm Daniel H. Greene, 88, 501 Neville retired executive of Duquesne Brewing died Thursday in West Perm Hospital. Mr. Greene was ior many years a director and vice president in charge of the company's sales, until he retired three years ago. He is survived by three sons and three daughters, including Harold D.

Greene, Sandusky, Gerald F. Greene, New York, and Mrs. Ellen Stauff, Mrs. Elizabeth Bane, and Cyril and Katherine Greene, all of Pitts burgh. He also leaves 12 grand children and three great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received at Samson's. Requiem high mass will be sung in St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 a. m. Monday, followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery.

Pvt. Francis A. Lubomski Pvt. Francis A. Lubomski, Beech North Side, died of a brain concussion Oct.

25 in Germany following an Army vehicle accident. He was 24 years old. Pvt. Lubomski was graduated from Pittsburgh Academy and attended University of Pittsburgh. He was employed by All States Insurance Co.

He served three years in the Navy during World War II and then enlisted in the Army. After returning to civilian life, he re-enlisted in the Army. Pvt. Lubomski was the son of the late Edward and Mary Glow Lubomski. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.

Rita Bellisario, Marie and Dorothy, all of Pittsburgh, and four brothers, Edward, William, Pvt. Harry of the U. S. Air and Lawrence. Friends are being received at the Joseph A.

Pappert and Sons Funeral Home, 711 Lockhart North Side. Funeral with military services will be Monday with requiem high mass at 10 a. m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Lockhart St.

Burial will be in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Millvale. Mrs. Rafaella Lalama Lalama, an aunt of Judge Michael A. Musmanno, died yesterday in Rochester Hospital after a short illness.

Mrs. Lalama, 77, lived at 326 Erie West Aliquippa. She was born in Italy on Nov 24, 1872, and came to this coun try in 18D7. She has been a resident of Aliquippa for 45 years. Mrs.

Lalama is survived by five daughters: Mrs. Anna Pacel-la. Mrs. Madeleine Paoline, Mrs. Amelia Leonardo, and Antoinette Lalama, all of Aliquippa, and Mrs.

Helen Ficarri of McKees Rocks; two sons, Nofrey Lalama and Domenic Lalama, both of Aliquippa, and a brother, Domenic Costella of New York City. She is also survived by 25 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at 9 a. m. with solemn high mass requiem at St.

Joseph's Church, West Aliquippa. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Monaca. James A. Bowlander Services for James A. Bow-lander, former Mt.

Washington resident, were scheduled for 2 p. m. today at the Walter S. Schaub Funeral Home, Brownsville Rd. Mr.

Bowlander, who was born in Pittsburgh Aug. 3. 1875, died at Santa Barbara, Nov. 11. Until his retirement in 1941, he was warehouse superintendent of American Steel Wire Co.

for 47 years. He was a member of the Smoky City Council 119, Jr. Order of United American Me chanics, more than 40 years. Surviving are one daughter. Mrs.

Marion Margeson of St. j-ouis; a crotner, Charles; and a sister, Elizabeth, both of Pitts burgh. Burial was planned in South Side Cemetery. CORDER Bertha. wre of Henry Corder of 1178 Mitflin Lincoln Place.

Services Giilen Coulter Funeral Home, Sunday, Oct. 8. CORNELIUS Maye Tuesday, Oct. 10, wife of James Cornelius ol 115Va Church Turtle Creek. COTTRELL Alice at W.

mother of James. Services Fisher Sc Owen's, Saturday. Oct. 28. COTTRILL Chester.

husband of Hannah Cottrill of 1813 Forbes Thursday. Nov. 9. COYNE Mary, wife of Michael ol 3504 Frazier St. Requiem mass St.

Agnes Church. Friday. Oct. 6. CRAIG Samuel husband of the late Aliquippa Gough Craig, of 118 Ormsby Mt.

Oliver, Saturday, Nov. 4. Services John D. Schaub's. CRAIN Elva, Tuesday, Nov.

14, of Flemings-burg, Ky. Brother of Farris Crain. Funeral Kirwan Flannery's. CRANS Helen E. of 913 Washington Braddock.

Survived by three children. Requiem mass at S. S. Peter Paul's G. C.

Church Saturday. Oct. 14. CRASKA Leo, husband of Margaret of 869 Deely Greenfield. Requiem mass St Rosalia Church Wednesday.

Oct. 11. CROMIE James P. husband of Helen A. Ransil of 2717 Klnewood Over- brook.

Requiem mass St. Norbert's Church Wednesday. Oct. 25. CROSSEY Michael husband of Catherine O'Donnell of 1133 Charles McKees Rocks.

Requiem mass St. Francis De Sales Church Saturday, Oct. 7. CROUCH Ella, formerly of Boyle Ave. Services at Kekilty's Saturday, Oct.

7. CROWLEY Margaret, at Atlanta, Georgia (formerly of Survived by four children. Funeral from Beinhauer's Thursday. Nov. 2.

CUDa Rose, of New York, mother of Frank Murice A. Requiem mass Annunciation Church Monday, Oct. 9. CULVER Dr. M.

husband of Kathryn Harman Culver ol 219 Lehigh Edge-wood. Thursday, Nov. 2. Funeral from Nied's. CUNNINGHAM Susanna, of 310 W.

North N. s. Requiem mass St. Peters Church Tuesday, Oct. 10.

CUPPS Eliza, of 431 Lincoln mother of Lawrence F. services Keklity Monday, Oct. SO. More names tion detects. Get your "inspected and approved" sticker.

Know that your car is mechanically safe. You will not be permitted to drive without this sticker after January 31, 1951. MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS THEN DRIVE IT SAFELY COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Revenue ill in movie, "Mission to Moscow." GROVER CLEVELAND ALEX-i ANDER, 63, "Old Pete" of base-; ball's St. Louis Cardinals. Spent i20 fabulous years as a major league pitcher and herp of World Series.

Died Nov. 6 In St. Paul, Neb. MICHAEL STRANGE, 60, ex- wife of John Barrymore and mother of Diana Barrymore, of lukemia in Boston hospital Nov. 5.

Socialite, suffragette, poet, 1 ii piaywrigiu, actress, pouuuan and lecturer, she had been hospitalized two years. C. MICHAEL WIXLIAMS, 72, nationally known Catholic lay man and former editor of Com- monwefl, of a heart ailment Oct. 12, in Hartford, Conn. PAULINE LORD, 60, famed for appearances in title role of Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Chris tie," in Alamagordo, N.

Oct. 11 of heart strain due to an auto trip at high altitude. HARRY CROSBY, 79, father of Bing, at North Hollywood, Oct. 4 of heart attack. DR.

PERCY BROWN, 74, pioneer in development of X-ray and first roentgenologist, in Egypt, Oct. 8 of radiation cancer incurred in experiments. ARTHUR C. JOHNSON, 76, editor-in-chief of the Columbus, Dispatch, Nov. 11 in Cleveland.

RT. REV. CHRYSOSTOM JOHN KELEMEN, 66, ranking second only to Cardinal Mind-szenty In the Hungarian Catholic hierarchy, Nov. 7 in Braddock, hospital of extended illness. JULIA MARLOW, 85, queen of Shakespearean stage for 40 years, in hotel room in New York.

AL FEENEY, 58, bachelor Democratic mayor of Indianapolis and football teammate of Knute Rockne, collapsed on speakers' platform Nov. 13 Catholic Women's breakfast. at 100 to 1 'Pay-Off' WORCESTER, Nov. 18 After buying an old wall safe for $5 at an auction, Leon Lang-lois had a locksmith open it: The safe contained $500 in coins. 4 ENGINC rrtct Safety ltcr DETROIT I0-5 5 fern GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS fiTf fin I inn uJ the I IKtd 1.

For exposed cord fabric. 2. For cuts and bruises. 3. For ruptured casings.

GLASS 1. Windshield, side windows and rear window glass for cracks or breaks. 2. For discoloration. I (1 1 Fn, nmu, mounting and clear vision.

For blemishes. HORN-1. Press horn button. Horn must be audible for at least 200 feet. EXHAUST MUFFLER AND PIPES 1.

Muffler, manifold. and pipe for leaks or loose connections. REGISTRATION i Serial and registration plate numbers against owner's card. 2. Unobstructed faults, if any, that car inspec- OTTO F.

MESSNER Secretary of Revenue nyBrook BRAND KENTUCKY ai husband of Elizabeth Yeske. Requiem mass St. Cyril Cnurcn Saturday. Oct. 21.

BOYD Robert Tuesday. Oct. 31, at his residence, 215 Parker Mt. Lebanon. Survived by three children.

BOYD Samuel F. of 519 Avery St. Husband of Rose Schaefer. Requiem mass St. Marys Church Tuesday, Oct.

10. BRAIN Harry suddenly Saturday, Oct. 28. Husband of Jean Oswald. Funeral W.

W. Winter Funeral Home. BRAZEN Lavina of 1727 Mt. Joseph St. Wife of Edward A.

Brazen. Requiem mass St. Basil's Church Saturday, Oct. 7. BRECK STEIN Benjamin of Franklin Aliquippa, Fa.

Husband ot Gussie. Funeral Wednesdav, Oct. 18. BREI DINGER Katherine L. at the home of her sister.

Mrs. J. C. Manning, 1529 Vance Coraopolis. Services at Troxell's Tuesday.

Oct. 24. BREITSC'H Robert W. of 2803 Cobden husband of Clara Stelngraver. Requiem mass St.

Henry's Church Wednesday, Oct. 18. BRENNAN Edward J. of 192 W. Stuben Crafton.

Brother of Frank. Funeral from J. H. Hershberger's Monday, Nov. 6.

BRIGHT Carrie. Friday. Oct. 27. Survived by four sisters.

Funeral Leo G. Sullivan Funeral Home. BROGLIE Bernard S. at Dorseyville Home for Aged. Father of Mrs.

Barbara Wit- tenauer. Services at Schellhaas, Saturday. Oct. 7. BROSNAN James F.

of 4611 Bancroft son of M. Toomey Brosnan. Funeral Jerry T. O'Shea's, Monday, Oct. 23.

BROWN" Anna, of 302 Grove McKees Rocks. Survived bv five children. Funeral Hemsler Funeral Home, Millvale, Tuesday, Oct. 17. BROWN James, of 167 E.

Hawkins Ave. Husband of Lena Mackert Brown. Requiem mass Annunciation Church, Wednesday, Oct. 11. BROWN Jean, of BOO Rebecca Ave.

Services T. D. Turner s. Monday, Oct. 2.

BROWN Margaret Jane, of 357 Flowers Tuesday, Oct. 31, wife of Edward Brown. BRUCE Dcmpsey Dale. Infant son of Demp- sey rad Sarah Thoma3 Bruce, of 723 Crystal Mt. Lebanon.

Services Mon day. Oct. 9 BRUWELHEID Otto of 405 Verona Rosedale. Husband of Gladys Tarr. f-ervices T.

D. Turner s. Tuesday, Oct. 17 BRYKAC7 (Bricketti Mary, of 168 Pius St. Wire of Paul.

Requiem mass St Michael's Church. Saturdav, Oct. 14. BRYSON David of Baltimore. Md Husband of Alice Lang.

Services at Knen Friday, Oct. 13. BLCCIGROSSI Dominic, of 251 Edmond St. Husband of Rose. Funeral Winter's 1-uneral Home, Thursday.

Nov. 2. BUDION Mathilda, of 2722 Bethesda St. Carnck. Mother of Mrs.

Eva Becker, Requiem mass St. Wendelin's Church iriaay. Oct. 6. BUALSKI Henry.

Monday. Oct. 30. hus- oani or Florence, of 3309 Cargill St BULGER Stephen. Wednesday, Oct.

18 husband of Ellen Lanagan Bulger, of aois Orinoco St. BURGER Frank of 133 Watkins Ave fieiievue. Husrtand of the late Clara P. services taara T. Daughterly 'S, Tues day.

Oct. 24. Mry of Pittsburgh, sister of na james. Kequiem mass St rinimis ue aies cnurcn Monday. Oct.

9 ui KLtiGH Clarence III, of California. Son ivirs. marguerite Burleirh. Serv re Fri Oct. 6.

Homewood Cemetery ChapeL oi M3 crystal Mt Lebanon. Daughter of Mrs. Elsie Bush Servtces E. B. Laughlin's Thursday.

Oct. 1 9 BlHNELL Helen at Decatur. Georgia (formerly of Rosslyn Farms). Widow of ari j. Lamb's Funeral Home Bv.T.f:?A Mary Lio.

of 1305 Montler St vviikinsmirg. Requiem mass St. James n. nurcn Mondav. Oct.

9. 1 HFSKY Mary, of 53 Alexis St. Sur uv eignt cmioren. Requiem mass joacnim cnurcn Tuesday, Oct. 10 DirKsKaipn of 5121 Second Ave.

Ilazelwood. Sun-ived by three children cookc cnaoei Monday. Oct. 9 fiicnaei. Saturday.

Oct. 28. hus 01 fiernaaine. ot 122 Linden Ave. F.azewood.

Jessie Arnes. Sunday. Nov. ni jonn w. Services Byrne Me tivi 11 1 George brother of Robert j.

orrvices j. h. Hersnberger Wednes "-'V Ll' Sartie J- pr 3542 Elm St. Castle Shannon. Survived bv six children r-tr'1 E- B' Lughlln-i Friday.

Oct. 13 tin arrn. mdav. Nov. 3.

Hus oand or Ernestine, of 2711 Miles Ave. j.rrnoni t-ervices at Beinhauer s. of 522 N. St. Clair St Husband of Dora.

Services at Bland Bros -Ht. 22. i.ikk George Wednesdav. Nov. 8.

Hus oand of Cora B. Carr, of 1202 Rebecca uiiKinsburg. Funeral at Warehan Funeral Home. wff Patrick, of 5018 Broad St. Brother i-irs.

uonnis Martin. Funeral from Mc r-irotners Monday. Oct. 23. rromlnleo.

of 14R Winslow St ncie 01 bteve Orlando. Requiem mass a toe Help of Christian Church Thursday, z. i -omenic ot Peed St on monaav ov. e. Funeral from Brusco funeral Home.

CHai.MNOR Margaret Alexander. Tuesday Jfc. mother of David and Margaret v. damsons. ihhih Frank of 41 3 wnm Father of Bernard and Florence Yugovich- CHRISTY George L.

Of 5586 Prvn-wt St Father of Jeanne. Services Ferguson-Wood Elizabeth Ann. of 1711 Fair tseecnview. infant daughter Seraflno and Catherine Mooney Ciambe'la Biessmg services at Beinhauers Friday IIFMIEI.FWSK? Veronica, of 6339 Mar rnanrt St. Wife of John.

Funeral Borek 1 iter, lu CLEMENS Mabelle Geraldlne. Mondav Nov 13. daughter of Mrs. Minnie Clemens jonn Kesnitvg. CLINTON Alvah husband of Stella Ir win of 182 N.

Balph Bellevue. Serv ices Tuesday Oct. 10. ukbf.tt fieorre Raymond, husband of ien Kutn coiiins of 2937 enm Sheraden. Services Thursday Oct.

19 nHm. James, of 12y- Boquet St repnew ni miss Elizabeth Cochran. Serv. Ices Albert J. Freyvogel's Tuesdav Oct.

31 COCHRAN Kenneth L. of Muscatine. Iowa and 5717 Center Ave. Husband of Laura inae. services ana interment, Muscatine inwa.

tut FtK Amos P. of 2005 Lev St. Hus band of Viola. Rjquiem Mess Most Holy ramc cnurcn. wecnesaay Oct.

11. COFFER George husband of Ann Mc- corc ot 1414 Boyle St. Mass St. Peter's cnurcn. mursaay.

Oct. 19. COIBY Agnes Lee. Wednesday, November 19. Mother of Mrs.

W. St. Clair Childs and Richard Le Colby. Services at her residence. i( snatiy Ave.

COI ES of H07 S. Graham te Father of Elizabeth MacDonald. Services Af'riu 1'iesoay oer. 31 COHEN Stella K-, wife of the late Walter ci aoib isortnumoeriand St. Services a cnapei.

Wednesday, Oct. 11. COHEN Samuel J. of 5850 Beacon St. urvivea oy lour children.

Services. Thurs dav. Oct. 3 9. COLIM1N Emma Monday, Oct.

30. of iia tvieoer st. services at Brien Frerel Home. COLTFRYAHN Aurreta Trubv. wife of F.d ward T.

of 2611 Bethel Church Bethel xiuru. -services namei Mortuary, satur- oay. oct. CONNOLLY Nellie formerly of 947 Leeiy survived bv four children Requiem mass St. Rosalia Church.

Tues day. UC. itl. CONONTCO Anthony, husband of Mary Con onice of Orr Cheswick. Pa.

Funeral nosa Mortuary. Wednesday. Oct. 4 COOK Sylvester. husband of Jennie of BUtier services Tuesday.

Oct. 3 01 i.L scoit A. or 1234 Ridge Ave Coraopolis. Father of three children services ruesaay. Oct.

10 COKAK Seth Elliott. Friday, Oct. 20. Son Mr. Mrs.

William Cot Services AARON Charles A. or 1123 Jancey husband of Rutfi ReilSey. Funeral Bvrne Memorial Home. Tuesday, Nov. 7.

ADAMITZ Daisy Bell of Seabring, jfla. Services at H. Samson's Saturday, Oct. 7. ADAMS Robert William of 1043 Bruihton Ave.

Husband of Margaret Culiey. Services Kekilty's Thursday, Oct. 19. ADAMSKI Joseph of 5123 Kent Way. Son of Rosalie.

Requiem mass Holy Family Church. Monday. Oct. 23. AIRMAN Amanda R.

of 34 3 5 Tarleton St. Petersburg formerly of Wilkinsburg Wife of Burton St. Requiem mass St. James Church. Saturday, Oct.

21. ALLEN Erma Davis of 821 Wood Wli-kinsbum. Mother of Thomas P. Services T. D.

Turner's. Monday, Oct. 9. ALM.NGHAM Henry, Saturday. Nov.

4. Husband of Josephine Lickert of 6834 Kelly St. Services John Kekilty's. ALLISON w. Claude, of 564 Teece Bellevue.

Survived by two children. Services McDonald's, Saturday. Oct. 14. ALTSMAN William H.

of 67 Watson North Side. Husband of Mary A. Duwell. Services at Brandt's. Perrysvllle.

Pa. Monday. Oct. 9. ALTVATER Edna of 502 Jacksonia St.

Sister of Bertha Neff and Bessie Kennedy. Services Lowrie's, Wednesday. Oct. 25. AOMl'R Elizabeth S.

of 1348 Denniston Ave. Wife of Max I. Sevices Schugar Chanel, Wedr.esdav. Oct. 18.

ANDLRSON Burt Thompson. Husband of Terzah Bradley Anderson 502 5 Castle- mm St. Services Wednesday, Nov. 8 tt Shadyeide P- Church. ANDERSON D.

Ralph of 76 Hollowhaven Baldwin Twp. Husband of Margaret. Services John H. Slater's, Brentwood, Monday. Oct.

23. ANDERSON Grac C. of 6330 Thomas wtdow of Dr. Clyde O. Services Eaton's.

Thursdav. Oct. 12. ANTIZOWITZ Harry of 3381 Parkview Ave. Father of Mrs.

Edith Grobstem. Services Blank Sunday. Oct. 15. ASHTON George Thomas Wednesday Nov.

15. Husband of Maude Babb Ashton of 430 Burrows St. Funeral from John Keklity s. ASHTON John of McBrirte Stables. Services I Brandt's Wednesdav Oct.

18. AIL Lorentz of 1519 Brownsville Rd. Husband of Elizabeth M. Aul. Requiem mass St.

Basil Church Monday Oct. 2. AUGUSTINE Leroy C. of 335 Vanadium Rd. Scott Twp.

Husband of Mary S. Bametzrieder. Rrquiem mass Our Lady of Grace Church Monday Oct. 9. AUGUST YNOWICZ Rose of 414 Talbot Braddock.

Survived by seven children. Requiem mass Sacred Heart Church, Friday Oct. 13. BACHMAN Wilhelmena of 132 Parkfleld St. (formerly of 1901 St.

Paul St.) Wife of Louis. Requiem mass St. Michaels ChurchJ Monday Oct. 23. BAGRAN Rebecca of 5523 Baywood St.

Survived bv eight children. Services at Schugar's Chapel Tuesday Oct. 10. BAHAN Frank of 5535 Dyke Glenwood. Husband of Matrona.

Funeral from Toole and O'Connor's Sunday Nov. 5. BAIER George P. of 1839 Vlruth North Side. Husband of Isabelle McKibben.

Requiem mass St. Cyrils Church Friday Oct. 6 BALDAUFF Andrew P. of 201 Fordyce Bon Air. Pittsburgh.

Husband of the late Martha Barrett BaldaufT. Funeral Monday Nov. 6 Jnhn D. Schaub's. BALDFRSTON Thomas of Chlcora.

R. D. 1. Husband of Amy. Services Fisher-Oweti Tuesday.

Oct. 24. B4M.IET Swartz of Wexford. Pa. Wife of William.

Services Brandt Satur- dav Oct. 4. BAMBURY Nora of 7202 Hermitage St. Mother of Margaret Bambury. Requiem ma.s Holv Rosarv Church Saturdav Nov, 4.

BAMFTZPIEDFR Fred of 1921 Westmont Ave. Husband of the late Catherine Sauer. Requiem mass St. Basil's Church Wfrinday Oct. 4.

BARRETT Alice N. of 1321 Adams forth Side. Survived bv five sisters. Serv-tres Jsmeq MOoav Oct. 9.

BA STAR Mathilda S. of 36 Cornell Mt. Lebanon. Survived bv two children. Services Saturdav.

Oct. 21. BATTR Marie, funeral Sunday. Oct. 29.

at the home of her son, Edward. 501 Louann Ave Etna BAUER Charles D. of 21 Spring Garden Ave. Husband of Catherine. Requiem mass St.

Patricks Church, Tuesday, Oct. 17. BAUER Virginia Ann. daughter of Raymond and June Cooper Bauer. Services John Keklltv.

Sunday. Nov. 12. BAUM4N William of 1218 Esplanade North Side. Uncle of George M.

Bauman, of Lakewood. Ohio. Services Saturday. Oct. 14.

BAIMANN Marie of 2707 Houston Mt. Troy. Wife of Adolph. Requiem mass Most Holy Name Church, Monday, Oct. 30.

BEVTTT Carolyn Joeiv of 2344 Saranac Beechview. Daughter of Caroline Biehl Beatty. services Betnhauer Mor-tuarv. Saturday, Oct. 7.

BFVER Michael of 2141 Elmore Terrace Village 1. Husband of Pauline. Services Wednesday. Nov. 8, at T.

P. Fershbercer's. BFfHTOI.D Jill Infant daughter of Carl Jr. and Betty Jean Martin Bechtold. Service at Hensler's.

Wednesday. Oct. 25. BECK Henry J. of 1013 Valonla Ft.

Survived by three children. Service at A. Staah's, Wednesdav. Oct. 18.

BECKFR Emil of 6939 Mt. Vernon St. Husband of Louise Stewart. Services at Ffihm Funeral Home. Wednesdav.

Oct. 25. BFrFERMNN Harrv of 5538 Second Ave. Husband of Esther. Services at Blank Mondav.

Oct. 9. BFI.FJC HaK Mary Margaret of 706 N. Main N. Braddock.

Daughter of Mrs. Mary Beletchak. Requiem mass S. S. Peter A Pauls G.

C. Church. Wednesdav. Oct. 11.

BENZ Lena S. of 318 Kings Highwav. Ros-vn Farms. Survived bv two sons. Services Beinhaner's Tuesday.

Oct. 17. BEUBCH F'lzabeth of 140 Brahm Sister of Brother Frank Berbaeh S. M. Requiem mass at St.

Boniface Church Oct. 27. BETTERS Anna of 5311 Friendshlo Ave. Wife of the late Joseoh. Funeral from McAvov Wednesday.

Nov. 1. BETZ Sheridan P. of 69S2 Kellv St. Father c' Mrs.

Helen Cyphers. Services Zeofe'- Thursdav, Oct. 5. BETZ Mary StetM of 5226 Butler wife of the late John. Reotilem mass St.

Church Saturdav. Oct. 21. BIU.ES Mx of S52 2 Wilkins Ave Father of Mrs. Peter Sobel and Mrs.

Morris Naft. Intermettt Cleveland. Ohio. Tuesdav. Oct.

24. BIANCO Marv Contl. 1fe of the late Angela Funeral Monday. Oct. 30.

136 Stratford Ave. BICSEY Eliiabeth of Edinboro. Pa Survived bv five children. Requiem mass St. Ann Church, Homestead.

Thursday, Oct. BIRCH William brother of E. Bed Birch of Rd. Services J. H-Hershberger Mondav.

Nov. 6. BIHOP Anna, formerly of 1112 Progress St. Wife of Robert Michael. Requiem mass St.

Nicholas Church Saturday. Oct. BITTNER Charles Smith, survived bv five daughters. Services Thursday. Nov.

9. James Lowrie's. BUNCK James J. of 1600 Lowrie St. Husband of Bertv.

Requiem mass Most Holy Name Church Thursdav. Oct. 13. BLOST May E. of 2652 Ellis St.

Wife of Wilfred C. Services Simons Tuesday. Oct. IP. BOUKOVAC John or 1044 E.

Ohio North Side. Brother-in-law of Anna funic. Requiem mass in St. Nicholas Church Thursdav. Oct.

5. BORKOSKI Frank of 1720 Fox Wit. S. S. Husband of Catherine.

Requiem mass St. Adalberts Church Thursdav. Oct. 19. BORN George H.

of 525 S. Lang Ave. Husband of Clara. Funeral McCabe Oct. 4.

Mass. St. Bedes Church. BOTIC Wil'iam at Los Anceles. California.

Thursdav Oct. 19. Services Nied's. BO WEN Margaret C. at Oakland.

California, widow of Harry J. Bowen (formerlv of Wilkinsburg Services T. D. Turnefs Saturday. Oct.

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