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PAGE 42 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS SUNDAY, JULY 22, I95T i .1 Dtata HacTs 11. Killed, Scores Hurt in Midwest Cloudbursts 5) i 4 5 lTt 1 Acme Telepboto END OF THE LINE -And it happened to be just a little past the scheduled stop for this street car in Minneapolis. Minn. Roarina 100-rrtDh winds durina the area's worst storm "'story tupped the car completely over last night, crumbling the top half. The Pittsburgh Press WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave.

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M. FRIDAY No cancellations or corrections accepted after 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday or Sunday's edition. A Dath Notfcti ABRAHAM On Friday. July 19.

1951, Isaac E. Abraham, of Grafton, W. formerly of 407 Penn Pgh. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p. m.

from the Bartley Funeral Home, Grafton. W. Va. ASSAM July 19. Walnut Westmoreland City, Albert, husband of Emma Tlooell Abram: father of William, Bertram.

Mrs. Elizabeth Klfer. Mrs. Marv Humelsine. Mrs.

Albert Tallant. Friends will be received at the Miller Funeral Home. Manor, with services being; held in the Primitive Methodist Church. Westmoreland City. Sunday.

July 22. at 2 p. m. BEAKEN (Biklnas) July 19. Mary Biklnas Beaken of 823 Ridge Bessemer Terrace, mother of Stanley, Mrs.

Isabella -Poach, Mrs. Mary Bulik and Martha. Gertrude Beaken. Friends received at the Um-bacher Funeral Home, 24 Holland Braddock. Funeral on July 23.

High mass of requiem in. St. Isidore's Church at 10 a. m. Friends invited.

BECK On Thursday, July 19, 1951. at his home. Mayview, Qeore beloved husband of Louise Beck (nee Hartman); father of Richard. Edwin of Chicago: Laverne, Mrs. Charles Hinkoffer and Daniel Beck; brother of Charles F.

of Crafton Heights; Mrs. Catherine Snyder and Mrs. Bertha A. Birch. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of City Firemen Protective Association, Allegheny County Firemen's Association and friends invited; BISSELL Killed in action In Korea on Sept. 28. 1950, Corp. Charles Henry Blssell, son ot Charles and Mildred E.

Blssell; -brother of Mildred Blssell. Friends may call at the Rodeniser Funeral Borne, ISO So. Negley E. where services will be held on Mon-day afternoon at 2:00. BRANCATO Michael, suddenly on Thursday.

July 19, 1951. brother of Joseph, William, Anthony, Minnie Damlano, Julia Dezi and Mary Caprice. Friends received at the Tu-rano Funeral Home, 226 N. Main Sharpsburg. Requiem mass at 9 a.

m. on Monday at the Church of Madonna. CLARK On Friday, July 20, 1951, Jean, resident of St. Peter's Rectory, Conneautvllle, Pa. Funeral mass from St.

Peter's Church, Conneaut-vllle, Monday, at 9 a. m. CLARK On Saturday. July 21, 1951, at Columbia HoftpitaL Mrs. Helen Clark of Monroeville Road, Turtle Creek: beloved mother of Obituaries Westinghouse Supervisor Dies at 52 John Thompson In Hospital Six Weeks Funeral services for John L.

Thompson, staff supervisor of the Westinghouse industrial relations department, will be at 1 p. m. Tuesday in Courtley Funeral Home. Mr. Thompson, 52.

died Friday night in Columbia Hospital after a six-week's illness. Born in Port Perry, he started JOHN L. THOMPSON Began career as office toy. to work as an office boy for Westinghouse in 1915. He became supervisor of the industrial relations department in 1944 and received his 35-year service pin while a patient in the hospital.

Mr. Thompson was a member of Beta Lodge, F. and A. Pennsylvania Consistory and Syria Temple. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Vivian Miller Thompson; mother, Mrs. Minnie Thompson; brother, Robert, of Wilkinsburg, and sister, Mrs. Vida Killingsworth, of Washington, D. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Mrs.

Deanie W. Meyer Mrs. Deanie W. Meyer, who came to this country when she was only 14, died yesterday. She was 80.

Mrs. Meyer first settled in Spring Hill district back in 1885 after migrating from Germany. She remained on the North Side until after the death of her husband, Frank Meyer. Recently she had been staying alternately with her three children in Beech view, BeEevue and Brownfield near Uniontown. It was at the home of her daughter, Irene, in Brownfield that she died.

She had been a rriember of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Beechview. In addition to Irene, she Is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Florence Heaton, Bellevue, and a son, Arthur of Beech-view. are four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends will be received this evening at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty where services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.

Burial will follow in St. John's Cemetery. Blind 'Typewrite WASHINGTON An 1845 "typewriter" was designed to per form the motions of the hand in writing and was intended for the blind, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. rf1- -fi m. -n 6V Record Storms Rip Minneapolis, St.

Paul MINNEAPOLIS, July 21 (UP) Cloudbursts whipped by 100-mile-per-hour winds left 11 dead, scores injured, and millions of dollars of damage in Minnesota, Wisconsin and South Dakota today. Minneapolis and St. Paul got the worst of the storm which struck without warning late last night. The worst thunderstorm in Twin City history caved buildings, smashed Air Force and Navy planes and swept lake wa ters over highways and streets. Family Drowns Cloudbursts which dumped as much as 8.3 inches of water on parts of Southern Minnesota and Wisconsin sent many streams out of their banks.

A flash flood in Viroqua, ripped a home off its foundations while a family of six was sleeping inside, and apparently all seven 'drowned. The bodies of Ernest Suiter and his daughter, Judy, 4, were found a mile downstream. Mrs. Suiter and three other children were believed to have died also. Many streams, including the Kickapoo River, were filled by the heavy rain.

Families fled from Soldier's Wis. A church at Newton, was swept away. Tornado Strikes Some 60 to 65 homes were inundated at Rochester, and residents evacuated. Streams were out of their banks in many spots. Watertown, S.

was struck by the edge of a tornado which cut off communication for ten hours and wrecked grain ready for harvest. Railroads had to reroute many trains in Southern Minnesota. The Minnesota National Guard, returning from training at Camp Ripley, was on some of the trains rerouted. Danish Firm Quits Iran, Sees More Trouble By North American Newspaper Alliance NEW YORK, July 21 The important Danish engineering firm of Kampmann, Kierulff and Sax-ild, which carried out various construction and engineering works in Iran totaling more than $200,000,000 is quitting the country as a result of the Teheran government's natio nalization campaign against the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Politiken, an important Copen hagen daily, reports that the Danish company has managed to withdraw all its liquid assets in the anticipation of another round of confiscatory "nationalization" moves on the part of the Mossadegh regime.

Labor Pact Near MEXICO CITY, July 21 Mi grant labor treaty negotiators overcame all basic differences" today on a pact that will send about 300,000 Mexican farm hands to the United States this year. Operation Learning Duquesne University's station WDUQ sells education to 17,0 0 0 Pittsburgh families. Only 18 months old, It's a thriving baby in the field of non-commercial radio. Read what Press writer William Cooper says about it on Page 3 of today's FAMILY MAGAZINE If ft: IT 4v if 71 A State Rejects Highway Bids District Projects Must Wait Three highway Jobs In this area must wait because Highways Secretary Ray F. Smock ruled all bids on them were too high.

He rejected bids on a stretch on Highway 88 between Pittsburgh and Bellevue, one of just over a mile on Routes 18 and 930 in Monaca, and over a mile and a half on Route 68 in Butler County. Bids were, accepted on seven other pieces of highway, five of them in this area. They included: Route 51, Patterson Twp Beaver County, a quarter mile of 24-foot black top surfacing; Rochester Coal Trucking and Contracting $31,935. National Pike, Washington 1.13 miles of black top surface, 30 to 40 feet wide; Black Top Paving $24,270. Route 80, Bell and Washington Westmoreland County, widen and black top 3.34 miles between Mamont and Alcorn; Burrell Construction and Supply $139,732.

Route 71, Rostraver Twp Westmoreland County, 4.30 miles from Allen to above Rankin Corner; Black Top Paving $376,976. Route 56, St. Clair Twp. and Seward, Westmoreland County, d.12 miles of black top surface; Moreau Sons, $149,822. Mr.

Smock rejected low bids of $56,527 on the Route 88 job; on that in Beaver County, and $145,558 on that in Butler County. Bids will be opened Aug. 10 on Acme Telephoto UNHAPPY LANDING Whistling 100-mph winds stacked these planes like cordwood ot Wold-Chamberlain Field, Minneapolis, yesterday during the worst storm in the history of the area. Eleven persons are known dead, countless injured, and the damage is expected to run into. the millions of dollars.

13 more stretches, totaling over 34 miles. They include: US 422, Plum Creek, Klttan- nlng and Manor Arm strong County; widen and repair 10.66 miles between Kittanning and Elderton. (Low bid rejected June 28.) US 30, Bedford and Bedford Bedford County; 1.67 miles black top. US 422, Butler Butler County; widen 1.89 miles. (Low bid rejected June 29.) Routes 53 and 160, Somerset and Wellersburg and Somerset, Milford and Southampton Somerset County; widen 4.99 miles.

Money Talks In Numbers Case Police got combination evidence from a numbers suspect yesterday. They caught Nicholas Crapes, 26, of 602 Wylie with two crisp new one-dollar bills. Numbers, said Inspector Lawrence Maloney, were written all over the bills. Lt. Roy Schafer and his squad, who nabbed" Crapes at Sixth and Wylie, said the bills carried 56 numbers notations.

These bills were mixed in with a bankroll of $158, masquerading as ordinary money. City Red Cross Aids Disaster Victims The Red Cross Pittsburgh Chapter spent $2273.37 on disaster relief during the month of June. Joseph S. Schuchert, chairman of the Disaster Preparedness and Relief Committee, said this amount brings the total to $37,638.73 for the past 12 months. lb 1 Jobe Funeral Home, 125 Church Turtlo Creek, where services will be held on Tuesday, July 24.

at 2 p. m. GARDNER On Friday. July 20, 1951. Ester Brown Gardner, wife of tha lata Harry H.

Gardner; mother ot Alfred Stanley Oardner, John James Gavin; sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen 'and James Brown. Friends received at B. B. Devlin and Sons Funeral Home, 602 Sherman Ave.

Servicea Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. GRAY On Thursday, July 19, 1951, at the family residence. 427 Kings-boro St, 18th Ward, Francis 6r beloved husband of Lillian Bunt; father of Francis, Elmer and Doris Jean; son of Mrs. Ella Conard and the late Dr. James R.

Gray; also survived by four brothers and two grandchildren. Friends may call at tha E. C. Koonts Son Funeral Home, 209 Allen 18th Ward. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.

m. Members of John Wesly Methodist Church. Trinity Masonic Lodge No. 736 and friends invited. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park.

GRIFFITHS Friday morning. July 20. 1951, John Griffiths, husband of Francis Haus, aged 87 years; father of Mrs. Leo Miller of Detroit. Mrs.

Catherine Buck, Mrs. R. L. Bacon, Mrs. S.

3. King and George H. Griffiths of Detroit, Mich; also survived by 8 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Rodeniser Funeral Home, 150 So. Negley where services will be held on Monday at-ternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

GMYS Gnys, suddenly on Friday? July 20. 1951. of R. D. No.

2, Home, Frank beloved husband of 'Anna Armanavicius; father of Lorraine Kondrot, Gerldine, Frank Jr Paul Gmys; son ot Frances Gmys and the late Andrew. Friends received at the A. L. Wenslovas Funeral Home, 2128 Carson S. S.

Funeral on Tuesday, July 24. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Caslmir's Church at 9 a.

Friends invited. Indiana (Pa. papers please copy.I HALENDA At her home in BuecheL Kentucky, on Friday. July 20, 1951, Sally M. Halenda, wife of the lata Peter; beloved mother of Mrs.

Lydia Shirey, Mrs. Irene Ettinger, Mrs. Bessie Morrow, Violet, Edward, Peter F. and Paul Halenda. Friends received at Clever and Stoner Funeral Home, 534 Island McKees Rocks.

Funeral services on Sabbath evening. July 22. at 8:30 o'clock. Interment in Richmond, Mon-day afternoon. HALEY On July 20, 1951.

Mrs. Nancy Bias Haley, of the Switzer Elizabeth wife of William H. Haley: sister ot Mrs. Irene Wilson" of Wilkinsburg. Funeral Monday at 3 p.

from Hunter, Edmund-son, 8triffler Company Funeral Home. 600 Market McKeesport. Interment Mt. Vernon Cemetery. HELD MAN On Friday, July 20.

1951. Charles, of Mary Pleasant Valley, formerly of Millvale; husband of Elva Thompson, and father of Mrs. Ina Kopp, Mrs. Anna Bauer, William Heldman, Miss Mildred Heldman, David Heldman; also ona sister, Mrs. Elenora Wise; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral from tha E. J. Pfeifer Funeral Home, 512 Grant Millvale. on Monday. July 23.

at 2 p. m. HILBERER On Friday, July 20, 1951. at 7:30 a. Clara B.

Hllberer (nee Wunschel), wife of William Hllberer. aged 54 years, of 118 Amanda Mt. Oliver, mother of Ruth Marion Meyer and Audrey Clare Meyer; also 3 grandchildren; of Lena Loper, Margaret Fits-rov, Martha, Henry, Andrew and Adam of Toledo. Friends and members of McKinley Chanter No. 20, O.

E. S. and St. Clair Post No. 694 Ladles Auxiliary may call at tha William C.

Hirt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St. Services Monday at 2 p. m. HR1CZ Suddenly, on Thursday, July 19, 1951, John, husband ot Anna Chesla Hricz, of 1128 Ninth McKees Rocks: father of Mrs.

Margaret Butter, John Joseph. Anna. Peter. George. Leonard; and five grandchildren.

Friends received at McDermott 1225 Chartiers McKees. Rocks. Services oa Monday, July 23 at 10 am. JANTON On Saturday. July 21.

Thomas, beloved husband ot Mary Janton. of 200 Talbot Brad-dock. Funeral from the McKarnly Funeral Home. Rankin, on Tuesday. July 24 at 9 a.

m. Requiem high mass in St. Mary's R. C. Church at 10 a.

m. Interment Braddock Cath-ollc cemetery. JONES Suddenly at 10:30 a. July 21. 1951.

William husband of Anna father of Elmer Wil-lard S. and the late Robert W. Jones; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Ives. Mrs.

Rae Miller, Mrs. Gwendolyn Schmunk. James M. and John Jones. Members of Fort Pitt Lodge No.

634 F. and A. M. Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite and friends received at the funeral home of Gilbert Mclnnes. Butler St.

at 46th. where funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clocJc. KOEHLER On Saturday. July 21. 1951.

Laura C. Koehler. beloved Richard. Marietta. Mrs.

J. A. Kallck of Buffalo. Mrs. M.

M. Kennedy and Herbert Koehler. Friends r.SSeiie1 the family residence, 212 Washington Etna. (Time of luiicxai later. MARTIN On Friday morning, July 20, 1951, John husband of Caroline Walsh Martin of 457 Division BeUevue; father of Mrs.

Florence purbln of Coraopolls. William of Dresner, son of Mrs. Clara Haneberry of brother of R. Edward Martin of Neville Island. Friends and members of F.

O. K. 827 received at the T. M. O'Shea Funeral Home.

460 Lincoln Bellevue. High mass of requiem at the Church of the Assumption Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Phila. and Scranton. Pa, papers MARSHALL On Saturday.

July 21, 1951. John H. Marshall of Murrys-vllle. beloved husband of Gertrude Marshall and father ot Mrs. Owen Rebecca Currier and Jack Marshall.

Friends received at his late residence where services will be held on Monday at 1 o'clock. MATZ-n Saturday, July 21, 1951, Emory Mats, age 71 years, beloved husband of Aurella Heck Mats of 444 Eureka father of George H. Mats; brother of Mrs. Edna Sel-ferth, Mrs. Llda Foster, Mrs.

Elsie Bowman, Lois W. and Norman H. Mats: also survived by two greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held Tuesday at 8:30 p.

m. Friends invited. IS eCOY Suddenly. June 21. 1951 George in his 61st year, of 61 Gregg Bridgeville.

husband of Madeleine Harding: father of Vir-f'nla Yates. John. Frank and George McCoy Ji. Friends received at the Fryer Funeral Home. 723 vT9e Bridgeville.

where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. WCUU lllTiLCQ, McDOVALD Of 636 Brinwood Ave, TwP- on Friday. July 20. 1951.

Anna H. Marshall, beloved wife of Allen B. MeDonald; sister of Mrs Allyn Garber of New York Margaret, Irene and Charles of Akron, and T. H. Marshall of Greenwood, Ind.

Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons 425 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oll-rer Funeral on Tuesday at 8 a. m. mil ot "1ulm in St.

Wen-delin is Church at 9 a. m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. MeLACGHLIN At Conneaut Lake.

on Saturday. July 21. 1951. Margaret Walsh McLaughlin, wife i ihf 'Ih Jam W. McLaughlin, Si 5011 Friendshin mother of Mrs.

aMrgaret McOeorge. Frances Beatrice and Dr. James T. ot Mrs. Kathleen Torrence.

Friends received at Samson's. 537 Neville Monday and Tuesday Requiem hieh mass at at- C- Church. Libertv t. Wednesday morning; at 9 clock. r'ly.

July 20. 1951, at the home of her daughter at Brownfield. Deanie Meyer (nee Hortiman). widow of Frank A. Meyer; mother of Mrs.

Irene Meyer. Mrs. Florence Heaton of BeUevue and Arthur W. Meyer of Beechview; also four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 Liberty Ave. Services on Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

i icuua invicea. jHLini un eaturaav. July 21 1951, Flavilla Schaffer Miller of 607 Danbury St. formerly of 611 Chestnut beloved wife of the late Jacob W. Miller, mother of Howard.

Harry. Mrs. Bessia Conn and Mrs. 6 Momimnt Ctmtttry Lota America's Finest Granites Death Neffett Grace Hinderson; also 17 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son, 707 East N.

8. Notice of time later. Friends invited. MORROW On Friday afternoon, July 20, 1951, Mary Andrews Morrow, aged 85 years; mother of Mrs. Luther C.

Zollinger of Ben Avon and grandmother ot Mrs. George W. Bubb of Coraopolls: also five great- grandchildren. Friends -received at her home, 6922 Church Ave, Ben Avon, where services will be held oa -Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Sewickley Cemetery.

QUASI On Thursday, July 19, 1951. Hettie Quast of 1500 Oreenmont Dormont; sister of Mrs. Curless Asbenbaugh, Mamie M. Quast; sister-in-law of Mrs. Agatha Quast: also survived by 3 nieces and 4 nephews.

Friends received at tha Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave, where services will be held Sunday at 8 p. m. Friends invited. PARKER On Wednesday, July 18, 1951, Robert Benton, beloved husband of C. Edmonds Parker of 626 Wylie Ave.

Friends received at the Gaines Funeral Home, 220 Auburn St, E. where services will be held Monday. July 23, at 1 p. m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery.

FARTI On Friday, July 20. 1951. Paul, of 45 Kenmore Ave, Forest Hills: husband ot Margaret; father of Ernest and MSgt. Anthony Parti, U. S.

Air Force, New Jersey. Friends received at the Wolfe and Sons Funeral Home, 304 Electrio Ave, East Pgh. Services Monday, July 23, at 3 p. m. PERRI On Friday, July 20.

1951, at 5:15 p. Catherine Folino Perri of 1625 Broadway Ave, widow of Louis Perri; mother of Mrs. Mary Andreola, Mathew and Charles. Butteri, Joseph, and Pvt. Victor Perri, V.

S. also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received at Wm. Slater and Sons Funeral Home, Shiras and Bensonla Aves, at Broadway, Beechview, where blessing services will be held Tuesday, July 24. at 10 a.

m. PEZICH Suddenly, on Friday, July 20, 1951, Bert beloved husband of Mary of 3504 Charlotte father of Steve, Thomas, Donald, Richard and Josephine. Friends received at the Paris and Murphy Funeral Home, 4825 Butler St. Requiem high mass In St. Nicholas Church.

Mill- vale, Tuesday, July 24 at 9 a. m. Friends invited, i PROFFITT At Braddock Hospital on Thursday. July 19, 1951, HUma A. of Turtle Creek.

R. D. 2, Pa, mother ot Albert D. Anderson of Phita, Pa, and Milton Anderson of Turtle Creek, Pa, and 3 grandchildren; sister of Otto Anderson of Hazelwood, Pa, and Mrs. Emma Lester of Phila.

Funeral services at the C. A. McKinley Funeral Home, 7408 Washington St, Swissvale, Pa, on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Monday morning at 11 o'clock in Monongahela Cemetery. REICHHOLD Thursday, July 19.

1951, Harry beloved husband of Gertrude Kuhlber of Rochester Road. Franklin brother of McKinney, Mrs. Margaret Cayton, Mrs. Elva Rinaman, Fred, Sydney, George and Edward Reichhold. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville, where services will ba held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Kindly omit flowers. RICHERT On Thursday, July 19, at 10:30 p. Joseph H. Richert of 205 Edith beloved husband of Anna M. Thoma Richert; father of Mrs.

Virginia Andrews and Howard J. Richert; brother of Mrs. Rosa Yester, Henry and Albert Richert; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge St, Mt. Washington, where services will be held Monday, July 22, at 2 p. m. RUNT On Thursday, July 19, 1951, Marcella Lang Runt, of First Irwin, Pa, formerly of Sharpsburg, Pa, wife of Mathew T. Runt.

Friends received at Snyder Chapel. 521 Main St, Irwin, Pa, until 9 a. m. Monday, July 23. Requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, Irwin.

Pa, at 10 a. m. RTJTTENBTJSCH Saturday morning, John husband of Wilhelmina Lachnit, of 6314 Penn father of A. H. and Rody Ruttenbusch; brother of George Ruttenbusch.

Funeral from McCabe Bros. Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Ave, Tuesday, July 24, 1951, at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 a. m.

RYAN Ob Friday, July 20, 1951, P. Joseph Ryan, of 1418 Union Ave, Natrona Heights; husband of Mrs. McEvoy Ryan. Friends received at the family home. Requiem high mass on Monday.

July 23, at 10 a. in Blessed Sacrament Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. ST.

PETER On rriday, July 20, at 9 a. m. Dr. Wilfred N. St.

Peter, Ph. of 644 Pennridge Road, Chatham Village, beloved husband of Edith C. Kelly St. Peter; father of John and Major Edwin St. Peter, U.

S. M. brother ot Francis X. St. Peter; grandfather of John St.

Peter, Jr. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. (and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 8:15 a.

m. Monday. July 23. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's of the Mount Church at 9 a.

m. SCHILLING On Thursday, July 19. 1951, at 10:35 a. Albert husband of Hazel Mets Schilling of 2621 Lin wood father of Mrs. Helen Spangler and Ralph W.

Schilling; also two grandchildren. Friends re-ceived at Frank W. Simon's Funeral Home, 2023 Perrysville Ave. Services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SCHMIELER On Friday, July 20, 1951, Anna, late of 2023 Lowrle mother of Elmer Schmieler; sister of William Melser and Mrs.

Magdalene Froehly; also survived by two grandchildren, Ruth and Robert. Friends will be received at the Guehl Funeral Home. Lowrle and Gardner Sts, Troy Hill. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name Church. Tuesday, July 24, at 10 a.

m. Friends Invited. SEEMILLER On Saturday, July 21, 1951. Mary T. Auth Seemlller, wife of the late Louis Seemlller, mother of Mrs.

Mercedes Meyer, Marie and Louis Seemlller. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Grime Blair, 4520 Penn near Friendship Ave. (Notice of time later.) SEITZ Of 2006 Willow St, N. Brad-dock, Johanna (Anna) Frendzel, wife of the late August Seltz; mother of Martha Ottlllie, Fred Edward and Mrs. Emma Smith- also one brother, Herman-Frendzel.

Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home, 125 Church St, Turtle Creek. Funeral services Sunday. July 22, 1951, at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Linden Ave, East Pittsburgh, Pa, at 2:30 p. ra.

Remains may be viewed at the church from p. m. SKELLET Suddenly, Thursday, July 19. 1951. at his home.

632 Elm St, BridgeviUe, Pa, Victor husband of Agnes Joyce Skelley; father of John E. Skelley. Friends received at the Vincent M. Lavelle Funeral Home, Washington Ave, Bridgeville, Pa, until Monday, July 23. at 9:15 a.

m. Solemn requiem mass at St. Agathas Church at 10 a. m. Interment St.

Agathas Cemetery. SPECK On Friday, July 20, 1951, at 8:45 a. Samuel Brinton, husband of Anna Huth Speck of 510 Gasklll Ave, Jeannette; father of Mrs. Hilda Konvolinker, Mrs. Mary Carolan and Paul Speck; seven grandchildren; brother of John Speck.

Friends received at the John Kekllty Funeral Home. 605 Brush-ton Ave. High mass of requiem in Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church on Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. SNYDER July 21.

1951. Mathilda of 87 Grant Ave, Etna, in her 82nd year; wife of the late Daniel C. Snyder: mother of Mrs. Emma Neff and Mrs. Harriet Colbus: sister of John Ashenbaugn of Tarentum; seven grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.

Friends received at the Mclntyre and Neely Funeral Home. 644 Butler St, Etna. Services Monday at 2:30 p. m. THOMPSON On July 21, 1951, John husband of Vivian Miller Thompson, of 1309 Pitt St, Wilkinsburg; son of Minnie Thompson; brother of Mrs.

W. e. Killings-worth of Washington, D. and Korbert O. Thompson of Wilkinsburg; one niece, Mrs.

John Dlcos-key; one nephew. W. E. Killings-worth Jr. Friends received at Courtley Funeral Franklin Ave.

at Coal, Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. 1 Moniimtnts Ctmttery Lets 328 If Highland E. Liberty rituburgh. Pa. 4 Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS BABKEE-CELMLEY William 123 Jacob Lora 1041 Mirror fit.

LOOA.N-ILLAB John Thoma, 18 IS N. rranJtlia Beryl. 1916 St. Ivca St. SI LLIVAN-YABOS Bernard 203 Grant Asnes 45S2 Perm Ave PtKKV-JtKsON tiiibert Harriet.

641 Whittier St, MILLEE-tHOVAA Richard Albert, 218 Plt- cairn Turtle ureeJc; Amelia, 612 Kentucky Ave. PAUTH-NOVAK WUUam 3173 Atbjya Nancy 2744 Merwyn St. LEMOYNfc-KAKPAW William. North Eei-semer; Virginia Rose. North Bessemer.

HON6PERGEU-LONU AUred. 1023 Dela ware uanmont; Maruya 132 Fourth Oikmonl. VON STE1N-FRISCHM ANN Rot Cora- opous R. D. Eleanor CoraopolU R.

KtSTER-MIGNOGNA Robert 911 Jewel Way, Pltcalrn; Camella 804 Brinton Ave. SAFKO-DIRKOTA Robert 342 Utah Duquesne; Anne. 187 Schwab Munhall. WOELFEL-MASS William Oakdale R. D.

Aiary 2uu ayette Oakdale. OXT-MULLEN William Fredrlch, 2720 t-uiutiivicw Anna 4(1 Marlpoe 1. FR1EL-MORRONE James 1033 UvUla Rarlaella 1231 Avon St. BONNABD-CAGEY Fern and. 1924 Carson E- 844 Wet north Ave.

PACK-ROUSE Robert 245 East Jefferson Ruth 1833 Webster Ave. GALLAGHER-WERNERT Henry 4362 Gladstone Rita a innn DELAMAtt-IRLEG William 3239 Daw- won 3928 Hoosac St. N1CHOLL8-S1MPSON William L-, 1301 Klrkpatrlck France 442 Robinson ct. DAILEY-CULHANE Paul 641 East End RIBLA-KNOX Loull Tarentum R. D.

1 Georgialee. Tarentum R. D. 2-BARONE-VENTO Peter. 239 N.

Aiken Annua, 239 N. Aiken Ave. BOMBALGH-JACOBS Joseph 118 Shlloh MaP'e Terrace. CHARLES-EDWARDS Samuel I. 2400 T- JL414 Milwaukee St.

VEIL-BAKER Charles Owen, 3402 Meadow-Ae Ave-; Marian Jean, 1214 Wareman CAMPBELL-BEED RoBfrt 4530 Regent Anna 129 Watkins Ave WYMER-DIAMBROSIOFred H.A 1S09 Em.ma J. 346 Shetland Ave. Horance 2203 West "FV.EA5? Evergreen Laura 602 Ella St. VVIJr wlter 1229 Faulk- WI vntor woblestown Rd. Richard 1209 T' Cr; Mary.

825 Larimer Turtle Creek GIANELLA-PIEfRLSINSKJ Vincent 62 Washington Helen. 428 BurrTw. It WILLS FILED Thomas Careyi Elizabeth C. Pefferman 1100- realty sFool MeKIbben Albert Hays McKlbben, extr. personalty unknown, realS ZJS', McClure.

AttorneyT' of Nw vr.nVr-r rlIsl Bank extr- Prsonalty $6000. realty none Francis X. mmiii.x a 'ti B. Anderson James Van Ktrfc Mirr Son- Attorneyg. realtvJTiooPrbteIPeonlty oon- TaE, Steven Elchenauer and Rose.

Attorneys Kdna H. Love ei; "aU none. HufeTt. attorneys. elt Iso known as Riceardl.

extk BOYLES. Richard also known as Boyles. ex. PersorT: Dlekie- McCaSei. imrS.

IV Robinson, attorneys. MargaretU. or Ida Maud Jfkln Gomer L. Jenkins, extr. Person- Sorrf' realty 6000- Joh Ml Reed.

rr, none. Eugene terney? Hunter- Bufflngton Kippaf realtT known. Bert h. smyers. attorney.

FELTWELL, Mary Pearl Peter Max Peltwell i' "Vv 825.000. realty rrr .0, omey. 7 EYXER. Mellnda A Albert T. Eyler.

extr RedT.trneyTOWn- Joha Anna Martha Charlotte GoebeL unknown- realty none. A. Layton. attorney. tS- J- Sr.

Marton M. Iwing. "opHjT unknown, realty none. BTt'iTy HniLrmryn. Ertn heboid stelti and oon Personalty a.S40: Walter W.

McVay, CRnFT-ril. Card National Bank "lfJlJ? extrT personalty unknown. "'fJ. onknown; Thomas V. Douglass, Moreland.

Blair A Douglass, at- SCHXESSMAN. Geonre Georae X. Sehlesa- i. unknown, realty Warner, attorney. NiOonal Bank ILifJSftil Personalty unknown, unknown: Fleming Kevin, attorney.

probata; personalty wb.VK. Theodore Charles a rv4 personalty $3000. realty none: Georte Ml ngnt Barron, attorneys. Edward C. Ma Kidd McAdams.

personalty 81000, realty none: Jnes R. orr. attorney. REII.AND. Marearet Raloh Relland.

extr persrrnalty none, realty $2000: Nathan It. Leventon, attorney. i-LAWsoff. Cora A. William T.

Clawson. ertr; peronlt $1000. realrv $5000. HUiTER, Marie, also known as Maria Hutter Ludwie Batter, personalty none. ivu; worm m.

saso, aoorncy. Lawrence and sister of Emma Steck-ley. Friends received at the Lanigan Funeral Home. 700 Linden East where services will be held on Monday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. CLEART William 76, of 1308 Wade AUquippa; survived by wife Elizabeth, four brothers, John of Atlantic City, N. Charles of Steubenville, Ohio, George ot Columbus, Frank R. of Aliquippa: one sister, Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Baltimore.

Maryland. Friends received at James A. Darroch Sons, 658 Franklin Aliquippa, Pa. Requiem high mass at St. Titus' Church.

Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. COLEMAN At Ocean City, N.

on Friday. July 20, 1951. Hildegarde Marie (McGuire) Coleman, wife of Reuben Andrew Coleman, of 215 N. Dlthridge Pittsburgh, formerly of 1727 Beechwood mother or Stuart. Francis and Donald Andrew Coleman: sister of Mrs.

Karl A. Slttler. Mrs. Michael J. Quinn.

Mrs. Edward Arndt. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville St.

Solemn high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. CRAWFORD Elisabeth on Thursday, July 19, 1951. wife of the lata James W. Crawford; mother of Mrs.

Florence Davis, Mrs. Maxine Sherk, Warren Albert James W. Crawford: sister of Mrs. Isabella Fonner, Mrs. Rose Hayes, Henry O.

White, 10 grandchildren, one great-granddaughter. Friends received at O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home. 5106 Second Haselwood. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's R.

C. Church on Tuesday at 9 a. m. Cumberland, papers please copy. CUBBAGE At the home of her daughter Mrs.

Dorothy Bagaley, 105 W. Littlewood Shaler Township, Saturday, Teressa Cubbage; mother ot Dorothy Bagaley, Feme Perka, and the late Frank Cubbage; sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Chrlstman, Mrs. ESie Campbell and John Greishaber. Family request that friends be received from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. in the Bock Funeral Home, Mt. Royal Blvd. at Glenshaw Glen-shaw. Requiem high mass in All Saints Church, Etna, Tuesday at 9 a.

m. CURRY On Friday, July 20, 1951. Carrie of 3527 Fleming N. daughter of the late Frank and Frances Brown Curry. Friends received at Aeberll's Chapel, East North Ave.

and Sandusky St. Berv-ices on Monday at 2 p. m. ELIAS On Friday. July 20ri95l7t 11:45 a.

Alden Jayne, husband of Laura May Parker Ellas of 523 teaglrt father of Mrs. Edith Orrln, Merrill, and Reid Ellas; tour grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Ruth Mull. Albert, John, Winiam and Curtis Ellas. Funeral from John Kekllty Funeral Home, 605 Brushton Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Members of Car. centers' Local No. 430 and friends invited. FERGU80N At the Sewickley HoT- on Friday evening, July 20, 951. Harry husband of Edith Spencer Ferguson of New Castle, formerly of Ems worth.

son of Mrs. Nelson Ferguson of Ben Avon. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. 529 California Avalon. where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

FLOBT On Thursday, July 19. 1951. Joseph C. Flory of 1350 Adams father of Anna Oplptry, Catherine and Dorothy Flory: brother of Anns, Bruckmlller; also five grandchildren. Funeral from the James Lowrle mortal Home.

1407 Chateau St. (at Pennsylvania Ave.) on Monday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9 m.

Friends invited. FORREST On Friday. July 20, 1951? Albert LeRoy Forrest of 1216 Hili Wilkinsburg. son of Mrs. Aire B.

Forrest. Friends received at tha Gaines Funeral Home, 220 Auburn E. where services will be held Tuesday. July 24, at 1 p. m.

Intcr- Bw griaaBGi cemetery. RALE On Friday at noon. Albert husband of Elizabeth Fraley of 5414 Penn father of Mrs. Theona Haggerty, Mrs. Helen Brink-man and Albert J.

Fraley. Funeral from. MeCab Brothers Funeral Home. 8300 Penn on Monday. July 23, 1951.

at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem mass in St. Lawrence's Church at 9 a. m.

FRY On July 19. 1951. in Penn Margaret Cecelia, in her 87th Mrs. Elizabeth Christian, Mrs. Edith Covington, M1" fah.

Miss Margaret, Belberl and William Fry; nine grandchildren; sis great grandchildren. Friends received at Roth Funeral Home. Universal, Pa. Services i 1 m- Interment v. r.

vemeiery. FCLTOV Of 525 Osborne Tur-tle Creek, on Friday. July 20 1951. Andrew R. Fulton, husband of the late Elizabeth Campbell Fulton; father of Mrs.

Margaret Metson. Mrs. Elizabeth Edmundson, Mrs. Janet Loehr. Mr.

Ksthryn Cunning, ham, Wllmer C. Andrew C. and John C. Fulton: also survived by 16 grandchildren and four great-grand-children. Friends received at tha ri -1 1 It- 'y ia i i ifn iniiA' i a i iivtiii iiwfi nut iw f-iiKt i iif 'f-'iii Wa Invite You to Sea Our Wida Display cf Various Granite Memorials Terms to Suit Your Convenience GIANT AND MIDGET Frankie Saluto, midget clown with the Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey circus, ooks even smaller when he gets up against the world's largest incandescent light bulb, a giant that produces as much light as one thousand 100-watt household lamps.

Built by CE as a stunt -in 1 929, for "Light's Golden jubilee," no practical use was found for the bulb until it was used recently in the filming of a circus movie under the big top. 0 Acme Telepboto RED WAC INTERVIEWED Newsmen interview a North Korean girl soldier in Kaesong where U.N. and Communist negotiators are trying to set up an agenda for a cease-fire conference in Korea. 515 Sanduskv St, N. Side Pittsburgh, Pa..