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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951 PAGE 50 Dtoth Notices Deotfc Notices Crippled Children Will Play Part in TV Show Local No. 280 of IATSE. TV A and Pittsburgh Musical Society No. 60, have granted members permission to work without pay. The entertainers, too, will work Movies of Youngsters to Be Shown On Benefit Program for Hospital Many of the crippled youngsters at Children's Hospital will play a big part in the hours-long television show Sunday night over WDTV for the benefit of The Press Old Newsboys Fund.

Movies of the youngsters in the various wards and in the hospital clinic were taken this- er. Midge Nixon and Cartoonist Marty Wolfson, all of whom entertained the youngsters as the movies were being made. Show begins at 11 p. m. Strike May End At Steel Plant USW Votes Tonight On New Contract A nine-week strike at the Neville Island plant of the Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Co.

is expected to end tonight when members of the CIO United Steel Workers meet to vote on a new contract. The meeting of the membership of Local 2789 will be at 7:30 in the Neville Island Municipal Bldg. Contract Provisions Clarence Downs, staff representative of USW District 18, said the contract provides: 1 A modified, preferential union shop and check 2 Wages raises ranging from 6 la to 163 cents per hour. I week. They will be shown at Intervals during the Sunday night show when topnotch local and national entertainers will perform.

Cameramen from Package Programs producers of television's Pitt Parade, visited the hospital to make the pictures. Charlie McGrath did the actual photographing under the direction of Morry Fierst and Bill Beal with Frank Perry assisting. Pitt Parade Sponsors Filming of the pictures was made possible by the sponsors of Pitt Parade Anchor Sanitary Nolla Shops, William G. Johnston Printing Co. and Chas.

Raber Co. Visiting the hospital at the same time and also contributing their time and service in making the movies were Bert Harris and Bill Brandt, co-producers of the big fund-raising television show; Florence Sando and Mitzi Stein- The Pittsburgh Pre WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave. COUNTER SERVICE From 8 a. m. to 5 p.

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57c per agate line Including Sunday, less 5 for cash. 1-2 time ads are 57c per agate line daily, 69c per agate line Including Sunday (no discount). A Death Notfces Sunday night's television party. which begins at 11 o'clock and will continue as long as viewers phone contributions to the Old Newsboys by dialing GRant 1-6066, promises to be one of the top shows yet staged in the Old Newsboys drive. Contributions to the fund from the TV show will be credited to Old Newsboy Harold C.

Lund, general manager of Station WDTV. Every cent of money contributed by viewers will go directly to Children's Hospital. All members of the WDTV staff from executives down to janitors will give their time and services. Work Without Pay Unions such as Stage Hands Local IATSE No. 3, Engineers PERSONAL LOAN Remember IT COSTS LESS TO BORROW FROM A BANK First aid for family finances! A COMMONWEALTH i it It I rH i I FILL THE WELL WITH MONEY for crippled children.

That's what they hope to do at the Stanley Theater, where the exciting movie, "The Well," opens Thursday. Ed Lurie of United Artists, producers of the movie, starts off the collection with a $25 donation. Mary jo Williams added a dollar. All contributions go to The Press Old Newsboys Fund for Children's Hospital. without pay in order that all money contributed may go for the one purpose for which it is given to help the crippled youngsters.

Hade to Rigid Army and Navy Specifications Genuine Oak Bend Soles English Kidskin Linings Felt Lined Tongues Black Brown Genuine Calfskin Uppers One-piece Counter Back Stay Genuine Goodyear Welt Construction Rubber Heels Sues 6 to J2 CD Help Crippled Children You may send your contribution for Children's Hospital direct to The Press. It will be credited to the Old Newsboy you designate. Make checks or money orders payable to "The Press Children's Hospital Fund." NAME STREET CITY CREDIT TO: (Old Newsboy's Name Here) Mail to: OLD NEWSBOYS' FUND, BOX 1376, THE PRESS, PITTSBURGH 30, PA. PERSONAL LOAN DEPARTMENT COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH 312 Fourth Avenue Second Floor Telephone COurt 1-2004 I 9 o'clock. Friends Invited.

Military services in charge of St. George Catholic War Veterans' Poet No. 1438. RICE On Sunday. Dec.

2 at 9:45 a. m. Est a Ella Ttustlethwalte. wife of the late Joseph P. Rice, of 222 1 Chestter Ave: mother of Heien Quinn.

Mildred Richardson, Thelma Sasko. Ruth Norlck. Virginia Bott. Eugene. Edgar, Charles and Wilbur Rice: sister of Frank and Ernest Thistlethwaite: also 12 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral on Thursday morning at 9:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at Annunciation Church at 10 a. m. RIEFER On Tuesday. Dec. 4, 1951.

at Donora. Pa, Mary Rlefer formerly of Pgh. i. beloved mother of Harry E. and Wllbert C.

Rlefer; also 5 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son. 707 East St, N. on Thursday at 3:15 m. Friends invited.

RODErV'S Suddenly, on Monday. Dec. 3. 1951, Dora May, of 620 Fourth St, Braddock: mother of Dorothy Jackson, Margaret Fisher, and Essie Anderson: sister of George Geiger: 10 grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren. Friends received at van Horn's.

7400 Irvine St, at Monongahela Ave, Swissvale. where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. ROC.EL Suddenly. Monday. Dec.

3. 1951. Frank beloved husband ot Anna: father of Francis. Pgh. Steeler: William.

North Braddock Councilman; Elmer: Bernard, and Mrs. Helen McKalloff: 3 brothers; 3 grandchildren. Friends received at his home. 1339 McCrea Way, Braddock. Funeral Friday at 9 a.

Requiem high mass at St. Thomas C. Church SI PP Monday. Dec. 3.

1951, Mary Wolf, of t03 Woodbourne Brookline, widow of Louis B. Saupp; mother of Mrs. Josephine M. Sullivan, wife of Dr John C. Sullivan; Frank Louis Jr, and Mary Louise Saupp.

Friends received at the Frank DeBor Funeral Home. 1065 Brook-line Blvd. Funeral Thursday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass in Resurrection Church at 9 clock.

FJease omM flowers. SCHEIBEL" Suddenlv. orTfondaV. Dec. 3.

1951. Edward Scheibel. brother of Mrs. Marcelle Biedenbach of Chicora. Henrv J.

of Butler. Louis and Mrs Margaret Schneider. Funeral on Thursday at 8 a. ro. from Cornelius Pappert's.

3705 East St. Requiem high mass in St. Joseph's Church at 9 clock. V.F.W. Post R8.V American Legion Post SO, friends Invited.

fcCHMERTZ Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951. Tina, wiie of the late Isadora Schmertz; mother of Lee Schmerts; also two grandchildren.

Friends received at Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes (at Craft Ave. where services will be held on Thursday. Dec.

6. at 1:30 p. m. Interment Temple Sinai Memorial Cemetery H6EPP At St. John's; Hospital, on Sunday, Dec.

2, 19SI. Joseph C. Scnoeppner, 8r, (formerly of 2471 Sunset Ave, City View) beloved husband of Mary Ness: father of Mrs Marie Hofmarin. Mrs. Mildred Kiessell, Mrs.

Helen Grata, Mrs. Dorothy Korta, Miss Esther. Mrs. Lois Hollinger, Joseph, Jr, John Wllbert Walter and Ru-hard Srhoeppner; brother of Mrs. Anna Stebler.

and Fred Schoepp-rier Funeral from Cornelius Papperts. 2705 East St, Thursday at 9 a. tn. Requiem high mass in St. Boniface Church at 10 o'clock.

K. of St. George No. 19. Rosary Society, O.

O. No. 47. W. B.

District No. 2. Union Camping Club and friends Invited. SCHWARTZ On Tuesday. Dec.

4. 1951. G. Fred, age 84 vears. husband of the late Emma M.

Schwartz, of 150 Bailsman St father of Herbert F. and Eisie M. Johnson: also 4 sisters. 4 grandchildren and 1 great-grandson. Friends received at the Chapel of John H.

Slater Son, 22 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was a member of Masonic Veterans Assn. PCOfi On Sunday.

Dec. 2. 1951, Margaret, of 1315 Gerst Way. beloved mother of Mrs. Ruth EMinlop, of Miami.

Walter and Delores Scott. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas Son. 707 East St, North 6ide. on Thursday at 2 p. m.

Friends 1 vited SHEA (SteiiuTe) On Monday. Dec. 3. 1951. Lorrine.

beloved wife of William: mother of Gerard: sister of Mary Stellute. Mrs. Josephine Catanzaro. Mrs. Phyllis Westbrook, and Louis.

Friends will be received at the DeRosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave. (at Winslow until Thursday at 9 a. Requiem high mass at Help of Christians Church at 10a. m.

SHEMOMTZ On Monday. Dec. S. 1951. Amelia Shemonitz.

of 151 South 15th St, S. beloved mother of William. Michael and Joseph Shemonitz: also 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the Drzewiecki Funeral Home, 119 South 15th S. S.

On Friday, Dec. 7, at 8 a. solemn high mass at St. Michael's R. C.

at 9 a. m. SHIVERS On Tuesday. Dec. 4.

19M at 10:15 p. Mary R. Spangle! of 224 Towbridge St, Hazelwood. Pan. Survived by one brother.

Marshall: two sisters. Myrtle Robinson and Ethel Rogers. Services at Fisher and Owen Funeral Home, 126 Hazelwood Ave, Wednesday evening at 8 clock. Friends received until 11 m. Wednesday.

Remains will be aken to Spartansburg. 8. Carolina. Thursday morning. Member of Ames Met hodist Church.

SMITH Suddenly on Tues, Dec. 4. 1951, Martin, husband of Alice Powers, father of Mrs Mary- Walker. Mrs. Alice Richardson, Mrs.

Ann Larson, Mrs. Margaret Zlvlc. Mrs. Frances Duratz. Mrs.

Betty McCul-loch. William. Martin Leo and John. Friends are invited to call at the famllv home. 47 Oakwood Rd, Crafton.

Funeral Friday with solemn requiem mass at St. Phillip's Church at 10 a. m. (Brownsville and Union-town papers please copy.) SMOCK Tuesday. Dec.

4. 1951. Anna Schwartz, wife of Walter E. Smock; mother of Lorna: one grandchild; sister of Mrs. Mollie Wieland.

Louis Schwartz of Charles Schwartz of Newark. Ohio. Friends received at. B- B. Devlin and Son Funeral Home, 602 Sherman Ave.

Services Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock ff tINBOC'K Suddenly, on Monday. Dec. 3. Henry, son of the late Christina and Henrv Stelnbock. brother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Hill. Mra. Emma Schlieper. and Mrs. Clara Shouse, at his residence.

13fi0 Herman St, in his 79th year. Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrie St. Funeral services on Thursday at 2 p. m.

SZE8ZAK On Tuesday. Dee. 4. 1951. at 11:25 a.

Mary, wife of the late Andrew, mother of Helen Uhles. Andrew. Joanne Podagraez. and Stephen and Olga Bodnar; grandchildren. Funeral at Fisher anej Owen Funeral Home, 126 Hazelwood Ave, on Friday morning at 8:30) o'clock.

Requiem high mass In Bt. Ann's R. c. Church at 9 o'clock. Friends Invlt ed TFPLITZ On Tuesday.

December 4, 1951. Lucy, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Teplltz, mother of Alfred and Howard: also three grandchildren; sister of John. Arthur and Fmtl Stengel. Friends received at Blank Brothers Funeral Home. Forbes St.

at Craft Ave, whera services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 5. at 2 p. m. Interment Poale Zedec Cemetery.

TOMPOS Elizabeth, on December 4. 1951. beloved wife of the late John Tompos; mother of the late Marie McMichaels, Gertrude Moyaev, Robert, John. Lt. Richard 1X3.

S. Army and Raymond. Funeral from the residence, 1660 Roosevelt Ave, Falls Church. Va. Burial Thursday morning.

Richmond. Va. TBOl'TMAV (Ferret) On Monday, December 3. 1961. Elizabeth Perret, beloved wife of Floyd H.

Troutman of Olenvue Drive, Ross Township; sister of Mrs Mary Barnes. Fred. Harry, and William Perret. Frieno recefved at Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway.

Perrysville. where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Fort Pitt Chapter No. 130, O. E.

8, services Wednesday at 8 p. m. fFor trans-portation call WE. 1-1002.) TWEED On Monday. Dec 3, 1951.

Thomas husband of Mrs. Mary Tweed i nee Lea of Mapleview. Charlerol, Pa. and father of Mrs. James (Kathryn Baker of Port Vue, Pa.

Friends received at the Harold L. Shrock Funeral Home. 321 Washington Avenue, Charlerol, where private services will be held Thursday afternoon. Interment Mt. Lebanon, Pa.

ILMER On Monday, Dee. 3. 1S51. Anna E. Hoffman ulmer.

age 89, wife of the late William TJlmer, of 894 McNeilly Road. Mt. Lebanon; mother of Mrs. Llllie Simmons. Mrs.

Alice Simmoni. Mrs. Louisa McCorkle, Mrs. Mary Goettel, Charles and George Ulmer. and the lat- Mrs.

Clara Maalll; also 20 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. Friends reecived at the Beinhauer 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services on Friday at 2 m. Friends Invited. Interment In St.

Peter Cemetery, Lemlngton Ave. WIEJACZKA (WIHasy) On Sunday. Dec. 2. 1951, Louis, of Camp Hill.

Carnegie, Pa. Beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Basick. Friends are being received at the Szafranskl Funeral Home, 101 Third Street. Carnegie, Pa, until Thursday.

Dee. 6. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at An Saints Church at 9 a.

m. Inter-ment In All Saints Cemetery. ZONA On Monday. Dee. 3, 1951, Priscllla.

age 6 years, of 1320 trma St, No. Braddock. Beloved daughter of James and Eleanor Pekareik Zona: sister of Kathryn. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuaryt Fourth Street. No.

Braddock. Services from the Muehlman Methodist Church, Thursday at 2 o'clock. (Body will lie In state at church on hour previous to service.) family home. 858 Rothpletg on Thursday at 2 p. m.

Friends Invited. FOSTER John Sr. (Happy husband of the late Mary Pitterman; father of Mrs. Martraret Sarver. Mrs.

Ruth Kempf, Mrs. Mary Louis Baur-henn. Joseph and John Foster; brother of Miss Margaret Foster. Funeral from the Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship Ave- on Thursday.

Dec. 6. 1951. at 2 p. m.

Friends and members of Veterans' Firemen Association welcome. GALLAGHER On Monday morning, Albert husband of Catherine Devlin Gallagher, of 321 S. Highland father of Elizabeth Sweltzer, Loretta Weber. Aline Hughes. Ursula Harencame.

Dorothv Inches. William, Edward. and Albert Gallagher: brother of Elmer and George Gallagher. Funeral from "McCabe Bros. Funeral Home.

5300 Penn Thursday, Dec. 6. 1951. at 9 a. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 a.

m. GIAMTSOS On Mondav. Dec. 3. 1951.

Ellas, of 123 St. Joseph St, beloved husband of Anna Gianutso6; father of Mrs. Peter Kalabokes. Spero and Peter Gianutsos Friends received at the John H. Slater Sons Chapel, 228 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Services in St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. Dithridge at 2:15 o'clock.

GRAY On Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951. Edward B.

Gray, age 4. of 1425 McFarland Road. Mt. Lebanon, sales representative of the John Waldron Company, beloved husband of Maude Cowell Grav; father of Richardson Gray of Pittsburgh: brother of Dr. Ernest Gray.

Oyster Bav. Long Island. Dr. J. Henry Grav.

BronxvtHe. New York, and Mrs. Robert A. Smith. Rahway.

New Jersey: also three grandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services Thursday at 8pm. Friends invited.

CEIGER Wednesday. Dec. 5 1951. Albert beloved husband of Clara Einhouse Geiger of 2926 Preble Pitw-burgh: brother of Mrs. Catherine Jackson and Jacob Gever.

Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway, Perrys-ville. Requiem high mass at St. Francis Xavier Church. California N.

on Fridav morning at 10 o'clock. A Mic a el Je rom e7 3, of 386 Lloyd Rochester. father of Earl of Sewicklev; Francis of Beaver: Gerald of Beaver Falls, and Mrs. Earl Neville of Rochester. 2 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren: brother of Mrs.

Margaret Thompson of Cal Mrs. Alice Veon of Enon Vallev: Francis K. of Thomas P. of Beaver, and Merle of E. Palestine.

O. Friends received at J. Spratt Funeral Home. 112 Third New Brighton. Pa.

Requiem mass Fridav morning at 10 o'clock in SS. Peter and Paul R. C. Churrh. Beaver.

Interment St. Jo-seph Cemetery. KEALY Michael F. Kealv. of Brack-enridge.

brother of Mary and William Kealy and Mrs. Margaret Bmdel. Friends received at the Bacha Funeral Home. 32 River Ave, Natrona. Pa.

Requiem high mass. Thursday. 9:30 a. m. St.

Joseph Church, Natrona. KEITH At Sewickley Vallev Hospital on Tuesday. Der. 4. 1951.

Albert husband of Etta Keith; father of Mrs. Kathryn Jane Pearre and Mrs. Alma Louise, McCartney; also survived bv 3 grandchildren: 2 sisters: Mrs. Merlin K. Giffin and Mrs Keith Starr.

Friends received at the Weir Funeral Home, Imperial, where services will be held on Friday, Dec. 7. at 2 p. m. Interment Allegheny Memorial Park.

1 Beaver County papers, 1 ease copy 1 KENNEDY Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951. Charles late of 814 Levdon 6t, husband of Zepha Lance: father of Charles E.

Kennedy: brother of Mrs. Mary Dougherty. Friends received at the King Funeral Home. Butler at 52nd St. Requiem high mass at St.

ieran's Church on Friday at 9 a. m. KNEE At Detroit. Mich, Michael formerly of 133 7th Turtle Creek, son of the late Thomas and Catherine Brannan Knee; brother of Sr. Mary Luke of Merry Order, Katherine, Barb and Thomas J.

Kr.ee. Friends received at the home of Knee and Sons. Osborne St. (at Larimer Turtle Creek. Requiem high mass at St.

Coleman's R. C. Churrh, Turtle Creek, on Frfdav, Dec. 7. at 9:30 a.

m. Friends Invited. KONSTAlTtOPOVLOS Suddenly, on Monday, Dec. 3. Nicholas, husband of Susanna, of 1212 Ingham St.

Friends received at Borza and Sons Funeral Home. 2439 California Ave, N. S. Funeral on Thursday. Dec.

6. with services at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. N. at 1:30 p. m.

LEONARD On Mondav. Dec 3, 1951, Asia Gabler. wife of the late Henry Wilson Leonard, of 657 Orchard Ave, Bellevue: mother of Mrs. Leah L. Naugle and Mrs.

Irwin J. Glassbrenner; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Ave, Bellevue.

where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. LILLY On Monday! Dec. 3, 1951, at 7:50 a. m. Aura E.

Fast, of 1420 N. Franklin St, wife of the late Frank W. Lilly: sister of Mae Had-sell. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 teau St.

at Pennsylvania Ave, on Thursday at 3 p. m. Friends invited. ATOKA On Monday. Dec.

3. 1951, Anna, of 437 Marmion wife of the late John: mother of Mrs. Mary Lipchak and Mrs. Anna Delare: also three grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert A.

Novak Funeral Home. 3313 Brighton Rd. Requiem high mass at St. John the Baptist G.C. Church.

Thursday. 9 a. m. McDOWELL Monday, Dec. 3, 1951, at the Crile Veterans Hospital.

Cleveland Marlon father of Eleanor and Mary both at home: son of the late John and Catherine Hinfon; brother of Mrs. Eleanor Russell. Herbert Miss Mary C. McDowell, all of North Braddock: Mrs. Elvira Ross of Turtle Creek and Ralph of Edgewood Funeral from the Zorn Funeral Home.

445 4th St, Braddock. on Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Blessing services at St. Thomas Church at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. McKNIGHT On Tuesday. Dec. 4, 1951, James McKnight.

brother of Mrs. Virginia Krohe and William McKnight. Mrs. Grace Fisher, of Cumberiand. Mrs.

Esther Mod-erne of Miami. Fla. Friends received the Funeral Home of J. Herbert Hershberger and Sons. 57 Station St, Crafton.

where services will be held on Thursday at 2 p. m. (Akron. O. papers please copy.) MERRIMAN At' his home.

1014 North Franklin St, on Wednesday, Dec. 5. James husband of Muriel Brannan and father of C. E. Red Merriman.

Friends receivd at the Clarty Funeral Home, 1305 Allegheny Ave, N. where services will be held Saturday, Dec. 8, at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

4 MILLER Of 1713 South Canal Sharpsburg, Monday. George W. Sr, husband of Elsie Greiner. father of George Jr. and Robert Miller: also 3 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Main St. fat Ninth), Bharps-burg. Services Thursday at 2 p. m. OLDYNSKI On Sundav.

Dec 2, 1951. Frank Oldvnski. of 73 South Fourteenth St, S. Funeral from the Drzewiecki Funeral Home. 119 South Fifteenth St, 8.

8 on Thursday. Dec. 6. at 8 a. Solemn high mass at St.

Adalbert's Church at 9 am. ONSTOTT On Sunday. Dec. 2. at 11:05 a.

Hess husband of Katherine Kellev Onstott. of 2131 Brighton father of Mrs. Mildred Farnaworth. and the late Robert and Loo 8 Onstott: brother of Mrs. J.

B. Lessell. of Newark, Ohio; also 3 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Ave.

Services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 6'TOOLE Miss Margaret, age-66. suddenly Mondav, 5 p. E'Jwood City Hospital. Survived by 4 nieces and 2 nephews.

Friends will be received at Contrucci's Funeral Home, Ellwood City. Requiem at St. St. Agatha'a Church, Ellwood Citv, Thursday at 9 a. m.

Interment St. Agatha's Cemetery. P.4TILLA Annie, Sunday. Dec. 2, 1951.

at her late residence. 2444 Bedford Ave sister of Cleo Martin Palmer Friends received at the West Funeral Home, 2216 Center Ave, where services will be held Thursday. Dec. 6. at 2 m.

PATRCHEIDER On Wednesday. Dec. 5 1951. HazeUU Bambach of 1427 FtrtB St, N. wife of Frank A.

Patscheider; daughter of Mrs. Ida Mentel Bambach: sister of Mrs. Ida Neely and Mrs. Grace Ehni. Friends received at Gelselhart Funeral Home.

408 Cedar Ave, N. where services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. PELLEGRINO On Wednesday. Dec.

5. 1951, Joseph V. of 1506 Methyl 8t, Beechview, father of Nick Pelle-grino and grandfather cf Americo, Frances and Beatrice. Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home, 2007 Fifth Ave. Please omit Cowers.

Notice of funeral later. PERRIN On Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951.

at 4:30 a. Abraham L. Perrin. beloved brother of Mrs. Abe Sehwortz.

Friends received at the Ralph Scbugar Chapel. 5509 Centre Ave, where servtcea will be held on Wednesday. Dec. 5, at 3 p. m.

Inter-ment in Beth Shalom Cemetery. PLENDERLEITH On Tuesday. December 4. 1951. Arthur of Hamilton.

Ohio, beloved husband of Inas Mundinger Pienderlelth: brother of Grace Jessie. James and Fred. Funeral from Webbs Funeral Home, Rosa Hamilton, Ohio. Friday. 2 pm.

REIT MEYER Killed in action in Korea, Sept. 2. 1951. Pvt. Robert of 211 Southern Ave, Mt.

Washington, beloved son of Robert M. and Maria Shebot Reitmeyer: brother of Mrs. Margaret Hirsh. Mary V. and Mrs.

Elizabeth Watton. Friends may call at the E. Koonts Bon Funeral Home. 209 Allen 18th Ward. Funeral Friday at 8 s.

m. Requiem high bum la St. George's Church at 3 Improved vacation program, providing two weeks vacation for three-year men. 4 Elimination of a charge made by the company for administration of the insurance program. 5 Increase in shift differentials from four and six cents for the second and third shifts to six and 10 cents per hour.

The contract will run for one year and can be reopened for wages in March, 1952. Union Shop Issue The chief issue in the strike, Mr. Downs said, was the union's demand for the union shop. The company confirmed the details of the settlement. The "modified" union shop provides that all new employes will join the union after 30 days, old employes who are now in the union will stay in, but old employes who are not in the union need not join.

Mr. Downs said "only a couple of the men are not members of the union." 35 District G3s Back from Korea Men Return Under Rotation Program Thirty-five more Pittsburgh-district soldiers have returned from Korea under the rotation program, the Army announced today. The group arrived aboard a military transport at Camp Stoneman, Pittsburg, Monday. There were five Pittsburghers: Pvt. Leo G.

Ruffins. 1344 Montezuma St. Sgt. William L. Shannon.

714 E. Shady r. Set. Paul G. Siwik.

city. Corp. Joseph M. Trauers. 613 Coal St.

Corp. Don E. Trischler. 1225 Porterfleld Dr. St.

County Men Others from Allegheny County were: Corp. Thomas Joyce, 424 Howard E. Pittsburph. Pfc. Jampi J.

Kopco, 1614 Greensprinfs Munhall. Corp. Carl A. Mangretta, T915 Lloyd Swissvale. Pvt.

Howard J. McElheny, McElheny Glenshaw. Corp. William Moffatt. 2605 Bowman McKeesport.

Pfc Joseph Pierson. McDonald. Corp. Donald J. Scott, 37 Crawford Village, McKeesport.

Pfc. Frank J. Willtard, 23-K Crawford Village, McKeesport. From Other Places From outlying areas of Western Pennsylvania were: Pgt. David Adams.

1707 Llgonier L-trobe. Corp. Frank Angiulll. 52 8 Walnut Vandergrtft. Pfc.

Glen C. Dashner. PD 2. Oil City. Pfc.

Jmo DiClaudio, 394 New Castle Sharon. Corp. Robert J. Donovan. RD.

Doretto. Pfc. Robert Dunchock. Bigler Span-E'er. Corp.

Stanley B. Gross. 4 04 dinger Meyersdale. Corp. Donald Krsch.

RD 1. DuBois. Corp. Jay L. McNeill, 940 Morton New Castle.

Corp. Robert Meyer, 1833 Orchard Arnold. Pet. George F. Morrow.

Box 102. Apollo. Pvt. Bernard E. Nussen.

223 E. Elm Horner City. Pet. Andrew Orlosky. Spangler.

Corp. Guy Paratore. 725 Homer Johnstown. Corp. Peter Petrulo.

RD 4. Butler. Corp. Walter E. Ponitz.

RD 3. Irwin. Corp. Edward M. P.evay.

4 24 Eighth Monaca. Sgt. Harry R. Robinson. 321 Greenslde Canonsburg.

Sgt. Dennis B. Scherfl. RD 1, Irwin. Corp.

Paul R. Vidmar RD 2. Box 332-A, Tarentum. Pfc. Stanley K.

Walls. Rt. 1. Clymer. Pfc.

Theodore Williams. 334 7th New Brighton. Fayette Trust Action Dropped Minister Withdraws Injunction Demand A minority stockholder today withdrew his request for an injunction against the sale of the Fayette Title Trust Bldg. But the windup of the Federal Court hearing was a victory for the plaintiff, the Rev. Charles M.

Moser of Pine Plains, N. Y. Both sides agreed to a public sale of the property "as soon as feasible." And there was "a general understanding that it would be sold on the basis of 10 per cent down instead of the original 30 per cent," said Attorney William Friedman, who filed the suit. "Under this agreement, more people would be able to bid on the property," Friedman said. Mr.

Moser had asked that directors of Uniontown's tallest building be barred from selling it and that a receiver be appointed. The court, however, declined to appoint a receiver until briefs had been submitted by both sides. The suit was against Directors S. Ray Shelby, Donald M. Higbee, J.

Espey Sherrard, John C. Core and Joseph Burwell; the Fayette Title Trust Bldg. and against Jay Leff, Uniontown banker, and. his father, Samuel Leff, of Pittsburgh. The equity suit is expected to be heard in Federal Court within 18 months.

The request for a temporary injunction was designed, to halt sale of the build-iing pending hearing of the suit. (l fl SPEflR BRINGS if In fu YM THIS FINE VALUE! JJS EVERY PAIR WORTH $10 TO 12! Mmf I toy Type Oxfords. ALMACT On Monday, Dec. 3. 1951.

John husband of Mrs. Theresa Almacy, of 1114 Ferree Cora-opolls. father of John. Louis, Theodore, and Edward Almacy; also Mrs. Theresa Shafer, and Mrs.

Julia Neel, of Coraopolis; also Mrs. Betty Bundy. of Leetsdale. and Mrs. Clara Matus.

Wilklnsburg: brother of Louis Almacy, New Kensington; Theodore Almacy. Coraopolis; also fifteen grandchildren and five great, grandchildren. Friends received at the Russell L. Troxell Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraopolis. where services will be held on Thursday at 2 p.

m. Interment. Coraopolis Cemetery. BIRD On Monday, Dec. 3.

1951. at 2:40 p. Eleanor Tarnbull. wife of Walter W. Bird, mother of Albert Walter Mary George Elizabeth and John W.

Funeral services at the Fisher and Owen Funeral Home, 126 Hazelwood on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. BOBIN On Tuesday. Der. 4.

1951, John. of 333 Washington McKees Rocks, beloved husband of Mary Malay; father of Andrew, John. George and William Bobin. Friends received at the Kanal Funeral Home. 300 Helen McKees Rocks.

Funeral Friday morning. Dec. 7. with services at Holy Ghost G.C. Church at 9 a.

m. BOF DECKER Henry age 85 years, father of Mrs. Anna Scott of. Fla. and George W.

of Cleveland. brother of Anna and Emma Boe-decker of grandfather and great grandfather. Services Thursday at 11 a m. at Reidv Bros. Funeral Home.

11210 Detroit Cleve- land.Ohio: Bl'ERKLE Suddenly, on Monday, Dec. 3, at 12 noon. Joel B. Buerkle, age 3 years, beloved son of John L. and Margaret Simmons Buerkle, of 1910 Crosby also survived bv 5 brothers and one sister.

Friends received at the Wm. Slater Sons Funeral Home. Shlras and Bensonia Avenues at Broadway. Beechview, until 9:15 a. m.

Thursday. Dec. 6. Angel mass at St. Catherine's Church at 10 a.

m. BIRKHARD (Jarrett) Myra A. of 4786 Liberty beloved mother of George W. Jarrett; sister of Mrs. Lillian Moore.

Mrs. Ada Park and Lionnel Llewellen of Uniontown, Pa. Friends received at the Winter Funeral Home, 4730 Friendship Ave. Services on Saturday, Dec. 8, 1951, at 2 p.

m. COLE On Tuesday. Dec. 4, 1951. James son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Joyce Cole of Hope Hollow Road.

Carnegie. Pa brother of John R. and Harry T. Cole. Mrs.

Harry Davis. Mrs. Euphemia Smith, Mrs. Russell Rosser. Mrs.

Letitia Lyda. Mrs. Earl Finley and Mrs. Gladys McAnany. Friends received at the H.

O. Henney Funeral Home, 524 Washington Carnegie. Pa. Services Saturday, Dec. 8.

at 2 p. in. Friends invited. COSHET Carrie of 581 College Greensburg, Dec. 4.

at 7:15 a. m. in her 86th year; mother of Mayor Henry S. Coshey. one granddaughter.

Mrs. 3. R. Linhart, of Woodlawn. 4 great-grandchildren and 1 nephew Frank C.

Smith, of Greensburg. Friends received at the Coshey and Buchanan Funeral Home, 319 West Pittsburgh Greensburg. Pa. Funeral services Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. In-.

terroent private. Friday. CRNKOVICH Killed in Korea on Sept. 19.1950, Pfc. Matthew Crnko-vich.

son of Matthew and Barbara! Luke Crnkovich; brother of John, Albert, and Wm. Crnkovich. Funeral from the family residence. 25 Sixth Blawnox. on Friday, Dec.

7. 1951. Requiem high mass at St. Edwards Church, Blawnox at 9 m. m.

Military service under combined direction of V.F.W. Post No. 185 and Am. Legion of Blawnox. Pa.

Arrangements by Hennlnger. DAVIS On Tuesday. Dec. 4, 1951. at 5:10 p.

Isabel Carlin. ife of the late Thomas Davis; mother of Marion. John. Mrs. Helen Welsch.

Mrs. Jean Wilkinson. Mrs. Hazel Queck and Anna Mae Labbett. and one brother, David Carlin: also eight grandchildren.

Notice of funeral later. ELLIOTT On Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951, at 1:45 p.

Marr E. Bodkin Elliott, of 260 Shaler St, D. beloved wife of James E. Elliott; mother of Sarah M. Elliott and James E.

Elliott. sister of Stephen Lawrence J. and Thomas V. Bodkin: also survived by one granddaughter. Friends received at the Palors of Wm.

Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. at Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 8:15 a. Friday, Dec. 7.

Requiem high mass at St Mary of the Mount Church a 9 m. FAITH Suddenly on Tuesday. Dec. 4. 1951.

Samuel Odella, age 42 years, of 547 "-i Cherry Way. Braddock, beloved husband of Anna May Dealing Faith; father of Samuel and Bettv Jean: son of Mrs. Tessie Enele; brother of Mrs. Mildred Schilling and Mrs. Hazel Dove: also survived bv one granddaughter.

Friends received at his late home. Funeral ax-rangements later. ELOSSEK Suddenlv. on" Sunday. Dec.

2. 19U Robert A. Elosser. husband of Stella Williamson: father of Robert brother of Mrs. Mary Flatek and Helen E-Elosser.

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