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w' fc -s Dtafft Nwifeet PAGE 34 PIHSBURSH PRESS, SEPTEMBER 12, 1952 Dtatk Nwlfets Itfgf Hoffeot Ferfte Ltjaf Notfcts The PittdrarsS Pre WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS lt Jmetkm of Ubtrtw Am. Obituaries Death Claims Max Kholos, Inventor Developed Method To Splice Belts Max Kholos, Westinghouse Electric Co. employe who saved war Industries thousands of dollars with his web splicing device, died yesterday at his Oakland home. Russian-born Mr. Kholos In 1940 developed a time and money saving method of splicing cotton web belts, used to connect machinery flywheels.

He received an initial award of $1200 and a patent on the process, which was released to all war industries at the request of the Army in 1943. Saved Firms Thousands His method of cutting and ce-nenting broken belts saved Westinghouse $12,000 during its lirst year of operation. It is still used where such belts are in operation. Mr. Kholos, 69, was a veteran of 33 years service with the company when he retired from his vork in the Headquarters Manufacturing Department three ears ago.

Funeral Held Today Surviving at home, 217 Col- Jart PI, is his widow, Eva Gard- er Kholos. Other survivors are four sons, "ules, Frank, Morris and Henry; vo daughters, Mrs. Rae Klawier nd Mrs. Leah Rabin; four rothers, Charles, Sam, Frank nd Burke: a sister, Ida, and ine grandchildren-Services were today In Blank rothers Funeral Home, Forbes treet and Craft Avenue, fol-wed by burial in Beth Shalom Jemetery. Mrs.

Mary E. McCarthy Mrs. Mary E. Buckley Mo arthy, an employe of Kauf-lann's Department Store for 25 2ars, died yesterday at St ahn's Hospital. Born Dec.

1, 1886, Mrs. McCarthy lived all her life on the orth Side. -Her home was at o. 6 Rafferty Ct. She was a member of St I ater's Church, Ohio Street Surviving are two daughters, Irs.

Marion Slater and Mrs. Mil-red Adams; three sisters, Mrs. "argaret Jimerson, Mrs. Catiline Sloan and Miss Annette uckley; three brothers, Edward, jhn and Arthur, and two grand- lildren. Her only son, William, died veral years ago.

Friends are being received at Bernard B. Devlin Funeral lome, 602 Sherman Ave. Solemn high mass of requiem ill be sung Monday at 9 a. m. i St.

Peter's Church. Burial will i in North Side Catholic metery. Alphene Seybert AlDhene Seybert of Maple child survives. Friends received at the E. B.

Lauirhlln Funeral Home. 3310 West Liberty South Hills, where services will be held en Satur- oay. Bept. 13. at 2 p.

m. EARLIN On Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1952. Elmer O. of 1801 Rhine Spring Hill, beloved husband of Elsie Weg ener Earun: father of Ravmond B.

and Grace Earlin; also 2 grandchildren: brother of Mrs. Nellie Dillon of Olean, N. Edmond ot Detroit. Mrs. May Fltchwell and Charles of Pgh.

Funeral from the horn of Schellhaas and Son, 707 East 8t. N. 8., on Saturday at 3:30 m. rricnoa inyiteq. FERGUSON On Thursday, Bept.

11. at 10 p. George W. Ferguson, of 2701 Broadway beloved husband of Barbara Luts Ferguson: also survived by 4 sisters and 1 brother. Friends and members of Jersey City, r.

masonic ixctge, received at tna Wm. Slater and Sons' Funeral Home, Shlras and Bensonia Ave, (at Broadway). Beechview, where services will be held Monday. Sept. IS.

at 3 p. m. FISHER On Thursday, Sept. 11, at 6:40 p. Dr.

J. William Fisher, M.D., husband of Kathrrn Mlnnotte Fisher and son of Mrs. Mary Fisher Harden of 3517 East St. Friends received at the Frank W. Slmona Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysvllle Ave.

services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FORSTER At Veterans Hospital. Aspinwall. on Wednesday. Sept.

10, 1952. at 9:15 n. John SDeneelv. husband of Pearl Whiterock Forster, or tBJ 8 H.euy latner or Mrs. Joan Volid and John Forster: also 2 grandchildren.

Funeral from the jonn Kekllty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Monday afternoon at 3 clock. Members or Wlllcinsburg Lodge 683, F. and A. and friends Invited.

FRLEDRICH On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1952, at 12:15 a. Bertha A. Schwelnsberar Friedrlch.

of 22S Joseph Baldwin Boro. (formerly of Mt. Washington widow of Henry O. Friedrlch; mother of Mrs. Alice B.

Gillard and Henry N. Friedrlch; grandmother of Robert E. Friedrlch, Mrs. Bettyann Ferguson and William H. Gillard: also survived by 2 grest-grandchildren; sister of Charles, Samuel, and Joseph ocnweinsoerg.

friends ana members of Adah Chapter No. 54, O. E. 8., received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave.

and Kear-sarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. ij. at p. m.

GMUCA Thursday. Sept. 11. 1952. Mary, wife of the late Andrew Gmuca, of 1638 Reamer Brook- line; motner of Mrs.

Margaret Ter-slz; grandmother of Mrs. Mary Zepwo. Mrs. Helen Fitch. Miss Catherine Terzis and Miss Margaret Ter-zis.

Friends received at the Frank F. De Bor Funeral Home, 1065 Brook-line Blvd. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass in me resurrection cnurcn at 9 o'clock.

GUARD On Tuesday, Sept. 9 1952. at Elgin. 111., Margaret Davis (formerly of North Brsddockk. wife of James Guard: mother of Robert and Roberta Guard; sister of Mrs.

Agnes Dotten, James, Richard and William Davis. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuary, 4th North Braddock. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m. Requiem nign mass at cit.

William's Church at 10 a. m. HANEY On Thursday, Sept. 11, 1952. Linda, of 2233 Salisbury beloved wife of James Haney; mother of James.

William. John, Howard. Mrs. Jane Brooks. Mrs.

Mae Rowland, Mrs. Irraa Shipley: sister of August Greeno. Miss Lena Lutz; aiso ii granacniiaren. Friends received at the chapel of John H. Slater Son.

228 Brownsville Rd Mt. Oliver. Funeral Monday at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Henry's R.

C. Church at 9 o'cloc k. HARROLD On Wednesday. Sept. 10, 1952.

Cora Struble. wife of William Riley Harrold. of 915 South Wlllcinsburg: sister of Mrs. Made Hlghberger, Mrs. G.

L. Buckley, Mrs. Arthur Wlneland. Mrs. J.

G. Johnston, Elmer, Clarence. Harry, and Howard Struble; aunt of Geraldln Harrold. Friends received at Court-ley Funeral Home, Franklin at Coal Wilklnsburg. where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

HOZA On Sept. 10. 1952, of 37 Anna Etna. John, husband of Mary Hoza; father of Mary Grimm, Helen Ritz. Anna Carey.

Agnes Templin, Frances Katharine Me-Farland, Michael, John, Albert and WUliam; also 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Rheln Funeral Home, 333 Butler Etna. Requiem high mass at St. Elizabeth's Church. 1620 Penn Pittsburgh, on Monday at 9 a.

m. KELLY On Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1952. John beloved husband of Nora Brosnahan Kelly, of 130S McCabe Coraopolls.

father of Mrs. Mary Madeline Rauch, Struthers, Ohio; Mrs. Grace Harrod, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Mildred Furrie, Springfield, Mrs. Dorothy Pyle, Ben Avon, Mrs.

Jennette Griffin, Orange. Mrs. Kathleen Potter, Mt. Lebanon, John D. Kelly, Wichita Falls.

Texas, and Dr. Eugena W. Kelly. Sewickley. brother of H.

B. Kelly. Sheraden, Lawrence Kelly, and Mrs. Anna Tfrom. McKees Rock, also Survived by 16 grandchildren.

The family will receive friends at the Russel L. Troxell Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraopolls. from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a. m. KEMENA On Wednesday, Sept.

10, 1952. Irene De Wall Kemena, of 5019 Broad mother of Edward D. Kemena; sister of Mrs. Emelie D. Garland.

Albert and Elmer R. De Wall. Friends may call at the Rodeniser Funeral Home, 150 South Neglev East End. Services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. RESSNER At his home.

17 Wicklina Lane, Sept. 11. 1952. Harry F. Kess-ner.

beloved husband of Marie Devlin, step-father of Joseph and Wallace Devlin. Funeral services at the William Slrlin Mortuary. 620 East Ohio on Monday at 2 p. m. Veteran Firemen's Assn.

and friends Invited. KHOLOS On Sept. 11, 1952. at 12:45 p. Max, survived by his wife, Eva Gardner Kholos: father of Jules, Frank.

Henry. Mrs. Rae Klawier and Mrs. Leah Rabin: nine grandchildren; brother of Charlie, Sam, Frank, Burke and sister Ida. Funeral Friday.

Sept. 12 at Blank Bros. Funeral Home, Forbes St. at Craft between 11 and 1 p. m.

Burial at Beth Shalom Cemetery. KCNKfcL On Wednesday. Sept. 10, 1952. Ella May Berry KunkeL of 208 South 21st wife of the late Qust, mother of John.

Edward, Francis. Philip. James. George. Gustave.

Robert. Ella Mae. Mrs. Anthony Fallert, Mrs. Edward Hecke thorn: sister of Mrs.

Ann Gill; 9 grandchildren. Friends received at Joseph Colllgan Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Monday, Sept. 15 at 8 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. John'a Church at 9 a. m. Friends In-Tlted.

KYLE On Wednesday. Sept. loT 1952. Flora of 209 Frankfort Ave, West View; beloved mother of Lucille K. Daunerlheimer and Thompson R.

Kyle. Survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; also 2 sisters. Mrs. Amelia Miller and Mrs. Mlnetta Kim.

Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and sons, 707 East N. 8.. on Saturday at 10 a. m. Friends Invited.

Please omit flowers. Butler papers please copy. LEIGHLITER On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1952.

William beloved husband of Elsie Hagerling Lelghllter of 248 Pontiac Bethel; father of Mrs. Walter Shenk, Mrs. Percy Powell: also survived by two brothers and five Friends received at the John H. Slater Funeral Home, 4201 Brownsville Whltehall-Brentwood. Funeral Monday after-noon at 2 o'clock.

LINDT On Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1952, Walter husband of Catherine Laffey; father of Mrs. Margaret Orosz and Mrs. Irene Playso.

Friends received at O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home 5106 2nd Hasel-wood, where services will be held on Saturday at 2 p. m. LOWMAN On Thursday. Sept. 11, 1952.

at the home of her daughter, Golda Lowman, McKee Place, Belle McKee Lowman. age 86; mother of Golda and Hannah Lowman. Friends are being received at the Shoemaker Funeral Home. Blatrs-ville. where services will be held Sunday.

Sept. 14. at 2:30. MASSACCIE On Thursday. Sept.

11, 1952, Joseph, age 42 years, of 411 Dalley beloved husband of Madeline Massaccle: father of Mary Evelyn and Mrs. Anthony Farrell; son of Mrs. Rose Massaccle: brother of Mrs. Henrie Geni and George. Friends received at the John H.

Slater Funeral Home. 4201 Brownsville Whitehall. Brentwood. Funeral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St.

Sylvesters R. C. Church at 9:30 oclock. MATUSIK Thursday. Sept.

11. 19527 Anna, of 823 0'Donnell N. Braddock, beloved mother Paul, Steve, Martin John. Andrew. Christina.

Pauline, Dolores and Mrs. Anna Ivanco; also 7 grandchildren. Friends received at the Popik Funeral Home. 1100 Bell N. Braddock.

Notice of funeral later. MeCARTHY (mealey) On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1952. Mary beloved mother of Mrs.

Marian 81ater. Mrs. Mildred Adams and the late William McCarthy; sister of Mrs. Margaret Jimerson. Mrs.

Catherine Sloan and Annette. Edward, John and Arthur Buckley; also two grandchildren. Friends received at the B. B. Devlin Son Funeral Home, 602 Sherman Ave.

Funeral Monday morn ing, with solemn requiem high mass ot. peter cnurcn at 9 cioca, MeCONAUGHY On Thursday. Sept. 11. 1952.

Lucy Beck McConaughy, of 126 Walter wife of the late George McConaughy; mother of Mrs. Bessie (Sis) Fischer. Mrs. Mollis Lechner, Sle George McConaughy; sister of Mrs. Bessie Gebhart, Mrs.

Florence Smith: five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Friends received at Joseph Colllgan Funeral Home, 608 Warrington, Ave. Funeiftl ESTATE of Laura M. Grels. deceased, ef No.

4552 of 1952. Letters of administration on her estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the' same and aU persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Francis X. Grels. 002 WU-helm Pgh. 20, or to William S.

O'Donnell, Att'y. 734 Bakeweil Bldg-Pgh Pa. Proposal's THE Housing Authority of the City ot Pittsburgh will receive separate and sealed bids for a four-door, five passenger sedan until 11:00 A. M. (Daylight Savings Tune).

September 10, 1953, at the Administration Building. 201 Klrkpatrick Street, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, at which-time and place all olds will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of the Specifications may be obtained on or after September 11, 1053, at the above address of the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh. The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities tn bidding.

No bid shan be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of nttetarghf AUttoorU at HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH Clarence C. Klein Administrator Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania! September 10. 1852 Separate sealed bids in triplicate, sub-Ject to the conditions contained in the Contract Documents, will be received by the Allegheny Coonty Housing Authority 301 County Office Building. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, until 2- 00 p.

E.S.T., on October 1952, for General Construction Work, Heating. Plumbing and Electrical Work, respectively tor project PA-6-13. Clalrton. Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The general scope of the work of the respective contracts consists of: Mo.

1 General Construction. Including: a. Demolition. b. Excavation.

c. Site Improvement. d. Lawns and Planting. e.

Site Utilities. f. Building Construction. No. 2 Heating Work.

No. 3 Plumbing Work. No. 4 Electrical Work. Including Overhead Electrical Distribution.

Special bidding blanks for use of bidders and proposed forms of Contract Documents, Including Instructions to Bidders and Specifications, may be obtained upon application to the office of the Allegheny County Housing Authority, Room 201 County Office Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Copies of the Contract Bocumenta may be obtained by depositing $60.00 with the AUegheny County Housing Authority for each set of the Contract Documents so obtained. If the documents are returned in good condition within ten days after the opening of bids, the full amount of the deposit for one set will be returned to each actual bidder, and other deposits (for additional sets) will be refunded with a deduction of $20.00 to defray the actual costs of the reproduction of the sets of documents. If the documents are not returned within the stated time, tbe entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for performance and payment bonds.

Attention is called to the fact that not less than the minimum salaries and wage rates as set forth in the specifications must be paid on this project. The Allegheny County Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any Informalities Us the bidding. M. J. LOWRY, Executive Director.

Allegheny County Housift Authority. 201 County Office Buiug, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. LEGAL NOTICE The Board of School Directors of the School District of the Borough of AUquippa requests sealed Proposals for: FURNISHING AND INSTALLING OF AN ELECTRIC ORGAN AND SOUND SYSTEM FOR THE SENIOR HIGH PENS LVANIA. Plans. Specifications.

Bid Forms and Information may be secured from the Office of Joseph Hoover. Registered Architect, 333 Boulevard of the Allies. Pittsburgh 22. Pennsylvania. All Proposals must be delivered to W.

Devltt. Secretary. Allqulppa High School. AUquippa, Pennsylvania, before 4:00 o'clock P. Eastern Daylight Savings Time.

September 23. 1853. Each Proposal must be on Forms provided, enclosed In a sealed envelope, endorsed with the name of the Udder MrojKny laenunea. The Board of School Directors reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept ail or any part of any bid submitted. By Order of the Board.

Dr. J. N. Colons. President OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BOROUGH OF WEST MIFFLIN Sealed bids are solicited by the School District of Borough of Wast Mifflin for New Electrical Work at the Lebanon Junior High School.

Camp Hollow Road and Resurfacing Driveway at existing Edison Junior High School. Steiner Avenue, both located tn the Borough of West Mifflin. Allegheny County. Pennsylvania. Specifications may be secured at the office of the Architect.

Button and McLean. 803 Republic Building. Pittsburgh 12. Pennsylvania. Bids must be clearly marked "Bid for Electrical Work.

Lebanon Junior High School" "Bid for Resurfacing Driveway. Edison Junior High on the face of the envelope and must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 8:00 P. M. (D.S.T.) Wednesday. September 24, 1952.

at which time ana place they wiU be publicly opened and read. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids received. LEROY M. TTMMS. Secretary.

Homevllle Junior High School Eliza 8, Clencaim Streets. Mifflin. Allegheny County. Pa. TO glance at the Want Ads In The Press Is to deal with opportunity in a variety of forms.

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Architect Registered Experienced for engineering company. Write, giving details. Box 667. Press. ATTENDANT Used car lot: steady Job; pleasant working conditions.

Apply Beachy Motor Co 833 Pent) Ave Wilklnsburg. ATTENDANT For gasoline station: experienced: dayturn. Apply In person only. 79 0 0 Bennett Brushton. ATTENDANT For gas station.

Apply 308 Frecport AsplnwaU. Pa. ATTORNEY Financial Institution requires services of attorney; prefer 1 with real estate experience, but not essential; permanent position, with good future to one se- lecteO. In reply state age. education and experience.

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For information call Emerson 1-9958. Auto Finance Men National financial Institution has opening tn the Trl-State area for men 30-39 years of age. Education equivalent to two years of college. An automobile is provided: the work involves eon fast with our customers. These are permanent position with regular Increases, paid vacations, free hospitalisation tn- su ranee.

Commercial Credit Corp. 8ST0 Baum Blvd. Mechanic Experienced man. preferably under 38: excellent working conditions, good salary, Eald holidays and two week's vacation. Murance benefits: steady work guaranteed.

Opportunity fo advancement. Call Mr. Schwartz. WtT 1-9090, for confidential Interview. Brentwood Motor, 39iv saw miu Run uiva.

AUTO Excellent working eondltlorW top wage: must be first class. WIUCINSBURG vAI5EK-rxlAaTlf 313 Penn Ave- Wllks. PS. 1-700O AUTO Mechanli 1st class nwCr1 alary and working com idOio peon Brother. ISO Sewicktoy.

en Monday, Sent. IS at 8 a. ra. High mass of requiem at St. George' Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. McFALL On Thursday evening. Sept. 11.

1952, David 8. McFall. age 78 years, of 159 Orchard Ema-worth. Survived by 2 daughters. Mrs.

Elizabeth Boren of Carthage. Texas, and Margaret A. McFall at home; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anna a. of Bellevue and Mrs.

Jane Logan of Warrendale: also 8 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren: 2 nieces. Jane E. Golden and Mrs. Edward Oschman. Friends received at McDonalds Funeral Home, 629 Califor nia Avalon, where services will be held Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock.

NELSON On Monday. Sept. 8, 1952. at Mctnora Air orce Base, lacoma. 2nd Lieut.

Robert Albert Nelson, beloved son of Oscar and Dorothy Trunick Nelson, husband of Dorothea Reed Nelson; and brother of Mrs. Doris Nelson Rtngle. Services at tne first united Presbyterian Church. McDonald. Sunday.

at 3 p. m. Interment Tuesday, Sept. 16. at 3 p.

Arlington National cemetery. Arlington, va. NOEL On Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1952.

at 9:10 p. m. at his residence. 729 Clarissa Arthur O. Noel, husband of Nora Noel; father of Albert G.

and WUliam J. NoeL Friends re ceived at H. Samson's. 837 Neville where services will be held Monti ay afternoon at 2 o'clock. FALOMBO On Sept.

10. 1952. Domenie Palombo, of 1135 Rebecca father of Joseph, the late Victoria Tedesco, Nina Bridges. Catherine Creek, Edith Diana. Pvt.

1st Class Matthew Palombo: also survived by 12 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Friends received at the Courtley Funeral Home, Franklin Ave. at Coal Wilk. Requiem mass at St. James' R.

C. Church Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. PRICE On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1952.

Samuel Ell of 3346 Francisco husband of Laura Roberts Price; brother of Miss Winifred Price, Mrs. Mabel Nowell of Lakewood. Ohio. A. V.

Price of Bay Village. Ohio, and John R. Price of Mt. Lebanon. Friends received at the H.

L. Speer Funeral Home, 2927 Chartlers Sheraden. Pittsburgh. Funeral services at the Church of the Messiah, Sheraden. on Sunday at 2 p.

m. Friends and members of Guyasuta Lodge No. 513 F. and A. M.

and Chartlers Commandery No. 78 K. T. Invited. FUIDA On Thursday, Sept, 11, 1952.

of 228 Laughlln Vincent, husband of the late Mwry Puida; father of Mrs. Marie Kohout and Mrs. Anastasia Medonls and Andrew Puida: also 11 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the A. L.

Wenslovas Funeral Home. 2128 Carson S. S. Funeral on Monday. Sept.

15. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass, St. Casl-mlr's Church, 9 a.

m. Friends invited. PULLEN Wednesday. Sept. 10.

1952. Carrie, of 310 Taylor wife of the late Charles Pullen: mother of Mrs. Adeline Kornprobst. Mra. Isabelle Grove.

Charlea and Daniel C. Pullen; also 10 grandchildren. Friends received at the King Funeral Home. Butler at Fifty-second where funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.

Interment. St. Peter's Cemetery. ROZMUS On Sept. 10, 1952, Rosalea.

of 316 Harmer sister of John and Michael Ambrose. Friends received at the Michael Jan. czukiewcz Funeral Home. 3110 Brere-ton Ave. Funeral on Saturday.

Requiem high mass In Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 8 a. m. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery. SAUL On Thursday.

Sept 11. 1952, Mrs. Addelia Achhammer Saul, of 841 Stanton Millvale; wife of Floyd R. and mother of Mrs. Gertrude Keller and Ralph W.

Saul; slater of George and William Achhammer. Mrs. Anna Bateman and Mis. Loo mis Goetz. Funeral from the E.

J. Pfelfer Funeral Home, 512 Grant Millvale, on Monday, Sept. 15. at 2 p. m.

SCHIEFER Suddenly, on Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1952. Fredrick, of 522 Farnsworth Greenfield, beloved husband of Regina (Leahy); and father of Mrs. Robert Morris.

Joan, Fredrick. and Denlse: also survived by one grandchild. Friends re-reived at the Kanal Funeral Home, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral on Saturday, Sept. 13.

at 8:30 a. with solemn requiem high mass at St. Rosalia's R. C. Church at 9 a.

m. SEYBERT Suddenly on Wednesday afternoon. 8ept. 10, 1952. Alphene Seybert.

of Maple Drive. Ross Township, husband of Gail McKlnney Seybert: father of Mrs. John King, of Wilmerding; Mrs. Elsie Cannon, of Greenville, and Miss Pearl Seybert. Cortland, also 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren: brother -of Mrs.

Martha Davis, of Zelienople: Bowman seybert of cnlcora Pa. Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home, Mars, where services will be held on Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. SIRIANNI On Wednesday. Sept. 10.

1952. Rose Lucente. wife of Joseph Slrianni, of 317 Grant Carnegie. mother of Patty and Ralph, Mrs. Ida Tiberlo, Mrs.

Angle Kashycki. Mrs. Nellie Rublsco. Mrs. Oscar Ernst, Mrs.

Sue Menicheila. Friends received at H. G. Henney Funeral Home, 924 Washing ton Carnegie, Pa. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

13. at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holy Souls Church at 9:30 a. m.

Friends invited. SMITH Thursday. Sept. 11, 1952. William, age 63.

husband of Jessie Snvder of 107 North Whitfield St. (formerly of 1227 Hillsdale Dormont Friends received at the Frank F. DeBar Funeral Home. 1065 Brookllne where services will be held Monday at 2 p. m.

STEINIXGER On Thursday evening. Sept. 11. 1952, Theresa Hecherel. in her 91st year, wife of the late Frederick Steinlnger of 5500 Howe E.

mother of Mary and Jeannette Steinlnger, Mrs. Helen Madden. Edward of Portsmouth. and Clarence F. Steinlnger Sr.

of also survived by 8 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd. at Graham E. where services will be held. (Time later.

STl BBS At the Pittsburgh Hospital on Sept. 10. 1952. at 11:30 a. Mrs.

Frances Annie Stubbs (nee Mennard beloved wife of Arthur B. Stubbs of 716 Ardmora Wilk. Friends and members of Eastern Star Orient Chapter. No. 35.

received at the Curtis and Murphy Funeral Home, 814 Center Wilk. Funeral services at the St. Stephens Episcopal Church, on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. THOKE Suddenly, on Wednesday. Sept.

10. 1952, Frederick (Fred), of 239 Ridgewood West View, beloved husband of Laura Huebner Thoke: father of Charles F. Thoke; brother of Albert R. Thoke: uncle of Harriet L. Mende; also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Schellhaas Funeral Home. 388 Center West View, on Saturday at 1 p. m. Members of North Hills Lodge No. 716.

F. and A. M. and friends (Car 10-15 stop at door. VALENT1K On Wednesday.

Sept. 10, 1952. Catherine. Valentlk. widow of Martin Valentlk.

at tbe home of her daughter. 805 Berkshire Brookllne; mother of Miss Ann Valentlk. Mrs. Paul Socrates. Emil and Robert Valentlk; also survived by three grandchildren.

Friends received at the family home, 2439 Vodell until 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Mass at St. John the Baptist Church, Sixth and Carson South Side, at 10:30 a.

m. Friends Invited. WEISS On Thursday. Sept. 11.

1952. Matthew, of 245 Kaercher Greenfield; beloved husband of Emma (Fassinger); father of Mrs. Hugh Purnell. Mrs. Theodore Orris, Matthew, Howard and Richard: also survived by seven grandchildren.

Friends received at Kanal Funeral Home. 600 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Monday, Sept. 15 with services at 2 p. m.

WHARREY Suddenly, on Thursday! Sept. 11. 1952. Andrew Clark Whir, rey. husband of Minnie E.

Merrl-man Wharrey. of Barberry Farm. Henry Sewickley Heights; father of Mrs. Jane Ridley, of Boston. and Mrs.

Hazel Cottaee, Mrs. Viola Rand. Miss May. WUliam A. and John, all of Sewickley; brother of Mrs.

Sarah Knobloch, of Coraopolls; Mrs. Mary Sprott and David Wharrey. both of Sewickley: also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends may call at the Gray Funeral Home, 328 Beaver Sewickley. where services will be neld on Monday at 2:30 p.

tn. WIRTH Rose (formerly 4715 Liberty sister of Mrs. Mary Ruhl. Funeral from the Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship Saturday, Sept.

14. 1952 at 10 a. m. Requiem hleh mass In St. Joseph's Church at 11 a.

m. Friends invited. WRIGHT Of 51 Long Vue Drive, Mt Lebanon, on Thursday. Sept. 11, 1952, at 11:55 p.

Raymond beloved husband of Elate John Wright. Friends received at the E. Laughlln Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty So. Hills, where services will be held on Monday, Sept. 15.

at 3:30 p. m. Carbondale, paper please eopy.l In Uemerlam 8 UN DO. Joseph (Deuce) In loving memory of our dear husband and father who passed away 4 years ago today. Sadly misled by wife and children.

WALTERS Pvt. William S. In loving memory of our dear son who was killed In action one year ago today, Sept. 12, 1951. You are gone but not forgotten.

Sadly missed by parents and family. Fwmral Drtcfort gap 4 Atfffp Opposite St Paul's Cathedral 24 heura Ambulance Service J00 8. Craig SU MU. 1-B44I H. Teltlebaum Attorney.

801 Law and Finance Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. County of Allegheny. Rose E.

Batlshko vs. Alexander Batishko. at No. 807 October Term. 1952.

Court of Common Pleas. To Alexander Batishko: You are notified that Rose E. Batishko, the plaintiff, has commenced an action of divorce against you. which you are requires to oeienq, THOMAS E. WHIT-TEN.

Sheriff of Allegheny County ESTATE of James R. antler, deceased. of Pgh. No. 4437 of 1952.

Letters testamentary on ms estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Jean L. Manner, S400 Allendale or to J. Donald Cook, 1203 Trick pgn. 19. Fa.

ESTATE of Robert Bartek or Robert P. Bartek. or Robert Paul Bartek. of Scott No. 4551 of 1952.

Letters ot administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests alt persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persona indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Norma Scanlon. 24 East Chartlers Terrace. Scott Carnegie P. O-! or to Harry V. Balr.

Atfy. 603 Jones Law Pgh. 19, Pa. ESTATE ef Margaret J. Taylor, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 4538 of 1952. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Caroline Talyor Urquhart. 108 N. Euclid Bellevue; George Taylor Urquhart.

104 Circle Drive, Swan Acres. R. D. 1. Allison Park.

or to Harry Ravick, 1306 Berger Pgh. Pa. ESTATE of Frank R. Btroje, deceased, of Homestead Borough 4560 of 1952. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Amelia J.

Rowley, Extrx, 102 Chartlers Pgh. 8, or to Robert S. Chess. 1011 Berger Pa. ESTATE of PoUy Stlglltz.

deceased, ot Pgh. No. 4512 of 1952. Letter testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persona having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to lavs. Mary Kuzneski.

Kxtrx 434 0 Wlnterbum Pgh. 7. or to Ltwrence Barnett. 415 Bergeg Pgh. Pa.

ESTATE of Evard A. Adams, deceased, of Edge wood. Pa. No. 4441 of 1952.

Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests aU persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Martha Lucas Adams. Extra 111 Race Edgewood. Pgh. 18, or to William A. Jordan, 1116 Park Pgh.

22. Pa. ESTATE of John Pernyak, deceased, of Duquesne. No. 4559 of 1952.

Letter of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Mary Wagner. 710 Catherine Duquesne, or Milton Fine. Law Finance Bldg- Pa. ESTATE of George F. Michael or George F.

Michaels, deceased, of McCandlea Twp. No. 4563 of 1952. 'Letters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands sgalnst the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Francis J. Michel, R.

D. No 1. Wexford. or to Brescl R. P.

Leonard and Van Der Voort. Royston, Robb Leonard. 1210 Frtck Pgh, 19. Pa. C.

A. Hofacker. Attorney. 26 St. Nicholas Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Allegheny. Betty J. Fowlkr vs.

James Fowler, at No. 413 July Term 1952. Court of Common Pleas. To James H. Fowler, Defendant, and to Mary Fowler, Guardian of James H.

Fowler. Defendant: You are notified that Betty J. Fowler, the plaintiff, has commenced an action of divorce against you. which you are required to defend. Thomas E.

Whitten, Sheriff of Allegheny County. ESTATE of Ronald W. Haas, deceased, of Pgh. No. 4489 of 1952.

Letters ot administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Robert W. Haas, New Merchants Hotel. Water St or to Milton Fine. Atty 1105 Law Finance Pa. ESTATE of Thomas J.

Cummlngs. deceased, of Pgh. No. 4540 of 1952. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Thomas Dean Cummlngs, 5157 Dearborn or to Russell J.

Butler and Sheriff. Lindsay. Weis McGlnnls. 304 Ross Pa. SALE OF BONDS SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF SWISSVALE $7 5,000.00 v.

i v. Sealed hlds will be received by The School District of the Borough of Swissvale, Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, at the SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, SWISSVALE. PENNSYLVANIA.

UNTIL 8:00 O'CLOCK P. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME, ON SEPTEMBER 22. 1952. FOR THE PURCHASE OF $75,000.00 par value general obligation coupon bonds of the School District. The bonds are of the denomination of $1,000.00 each.

reglsteraMe as to principal only, dated October 1. 1952. and mature In the order of their number, as follows: Five thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars on October 1. 1954. and Five thousand Dollars on the first day of October each and every year thereafter up to and Including 1968.

The principal and interest are payable without deduction for any taxes (except gift, succession or inheritance taxes) levied pursuant to any present or future law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Interest payable semi-annually on October 1st and April 1st. Each bid shall specify fn a multiple of one-quarter of one per cent a single rate of interest which the bonds sre to bear, and shall be accompanied by cash or a certified or cashier's or treasurer's check drawn to the order of The School Dlittct in the sum of $1,500.00. as security for the performance of such bid. Bids shall be addressed to Margaret Graff, Secretary.

High School Building. Swiwvale. Pittsburgh 18. Pennsylvania, and shall be enclosed In a sealed envelope sufficiently labeled to indicate that It is a bid for these bonds. The bonds will be sold to the highest responsible bidder subject to approval of the authorizing proceedings by the Department of Internal Affairs of Pennsylvania.

No bid for less than par and accrued Interest or for less than all ot the bonds will be accepted. The purchaser will receive, without charge, the opinion of Burgwtn. Church-Ill. Ruff In and HarletL of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, that the bonds are valid, general obi I rut Ions of the said School District payable from ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property located within the said School District, within the limits allowed by law.

The right to reject any or all bid Is reserved. By order of the Board of School Directors of the School District. (SIGNED) MARGARET GRAFF Secretary High School BulldlnK Pittsburgh 1. Pennsvlvanla (SIGNED) JOHN R. SMITH Solicitor 81T Frlck Building Pittsburgh 19.

Pennsylvania BAR ADMISSION NOTICE Notice is hereby given -that Franklin L. Morgal, residing at Greentree Garden Apartments, Pittsburgh 20, a member of the ar of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, will make application to the Allegheny County Board of Law- Examiners, at Its next meeting for admission to the Bars of the Court of Common Pleas and Or-phans' Court of Allegheny County. PLEASE mention The Pittsburgh Press when answering advertisements. Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania September 12th.

1953 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the County Controller. Room 104, Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10: 30 o'clock A. M. Daylight Savings Time (9:30 o'clock A.

M. Eastern Standard Time) and opened In the presence of the Executive Administration Officers at 11:00 o'clock A. M. Daylight Savings Time (10:00 o'clock A. M.

Eastern Standard Time) Tuesday, September 23rd. 1933. In Room 410. Court House. Pittsburgh.

for the followtng: Butter. Eggs and Cheese: Meats: Irish Potatoes and Janitor Supplies. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders, instructions to bidders, and conditions regulating bidding together with specifications may be had on application at the Office of the County Institution District Purchasing Department tn Room 207. Court House. Pittsburgh, Penna.

The County Institution District reserves the right to reject any and aU bids. James W. Knox. Controller Allegheny County ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh. Sept.

5. XtSS. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny county. Room 104. Court House, Pittsburgh, until 10:30 A.

D.S.T. (9:50 A.M.. E.S.T.). Tuesday. September 16, 1952, and will be pubucly opened at 11:00 A.

D.S.T. (10:00 A. E.S.T.). In the presence of the County Commissioner In Room 410, Court House, Pittsburgh. for 150 Cases Paper Towels; Elec trical Materials: polling Place cnairs; One Electrical Refrigerator Three Water Coolers: ScotchUte, and Barrier Fittings.

Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Distinctions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications, may be had on application to tbe office of the Bureau of Purchases. Room 207. Court House. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check er bond te the order ofor running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed In the specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the condition of the contract in case ef award. The County Commissioners resfry the right to reject any and all Md. james iinox, ioniroucr, I County of AUegheny. av Cidas: Sprays, Baskets, $5 8719 FORBES ST. MA.

-SC. 1-1300 LUCZAK FLORIST 441T BUTLER ST. SCHZNUtY 1-4110 HILL'S Flowers Dave HiU's Only Shop. 641 Sixth Ave. AT.

1-2900 LUBIN A IMaU.KT t3 Fifth Ave GR 1-2J0O Monuments Cemetery Lots MT. Royal Cemetery 4-grave lot. In -very nice section, reasonable. Call Rosewood 1-8722. I Lost aae) Foooef BEAGLE Hound Female, license No.

23283. black and tan: lost MU OUver District. Hemlock 1-5091. BOXSR Dog Male: fawn colored: Shadyslde district. Reward.

Mayflower 1-0387. BRACELET Lost Tuesday. Sliver link with 1920 memorial half dollar attached. Valuable only as keepsake. Reward.

CO. 1-1329. THE Business Opportunity Cohimn furnishes a fertile field for a small invest- ment and' profitable effort. CLASSES In alligator case with Buf-falo address. Lost Tuesday between Pittsburgh and new Airport or taxi.

Reward. Express 1-1723. GLASSES Shell rim. 200 block War-ruigton Ave. Call Everglade 1-5974.

PURSE Black leather, lost Sunday vicinity Walnut and Bellefont. Shady-aide, reward for return ef glasses and compact with deep sentimental value. Museum 2-3878. PURSK lady's blue. Penn Township "to Oakland: valuable papers, money; reward.

Sycamore 3-1382. USEFUL articles, for sale or exchange, await your Inspection in the Miscel-laneous Classification of The Press. SUITCASE: Lost by Mrs. I. Cuyler.

on streetcar. Sept. 5. 820 reward. Rosewood 1-7377; 821 Orchard enevue.

WALLET Lady's navy blue; Wednesday: North Side (Beaver-California Badly needed. Reward. Cedar 1-8338. WRISTWATCH Lady's Hamilton, yellow gold, lost Wednesday (sentimental value): reward. Court 1-2400, evenings.

Allerh-ny 1-2386. WRISTWATCH Gold "Consul? lost comer 6th 4k Grant at 4:45 p. m. Reward. Call Lehigh 1-0898.

WRIST Watch Lady's, pink gold: Friday, vicinity Negley-Walnut: (deceased father's gl ft Reward. Museum 2-06 8 9 IF you want cash for household furniture, a Want Ad In The Press will promptly solve your problem. LOST Small grey metal slide box containing color transparanties; 82 5 reward. Call Mr. Hinch.

AT. 1-0895 day or MA. 1-S744 night. ftrsono7 ANYONE having Information concerning Robert William Read, formerly of 132 Franklin Avenue. Pittsburgh.

communicate with Edith Read. 9 Llb- erty Street. Nyack. New York. JUDITH Dunn If you see -this ad.

contact Jas. O'Connor. Hotel Regent. Euclid at 105th Cleveland. Ohio.

WILL the gentleman who assisted a man who fell in the 5th floor washroom of the Medical Arts Bldg. In June please call Mr. Sable. Grant 1-0400. STEVE Wherever you Happy birthday! Daddy.

Lego Notices PARK J. Alexander. Attorney, 116 Park Building, Pittsburgh 19. Pennsylvania. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Banking Code of 1933, as amended.

Articles of Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of Fidelity Trust Company, a banking corporation with its principal place of business located at 335 to 343 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. wiU be liled with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at Harris-burr. Pennsylvania, on the 24th day of September.

1952. The nature and character of the proposed amendment Is to amend Article 3d of said Articles of Incorporation to provide for the establishment of a branch of the said Fidelity Trust Company at 101 North Main Street In the Oty of Butler. Butler County. Pennsylvania. Written notice of the Intention of the underslmed to file said amendment to Its Articles of Incorporation has been duly sent to all institutions which have their principal places of business in Butler County, pursuant to the provisions of Section 204 of the Banking Code of Perms-lvania.

FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY PITTSBURGH PARK 3. ALEXANDER. Attorney ESTATE of Daniel Bartsch. deceased, of Shaler No. 4504 of 1952.

Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to aiske known the same and an persons Indebted to decedent to make pavment without delay to Lydla Geyer. 225 Wlble Run Glenshaw, Pgh. 9. or to Anton A O'Brien. Jones Law Pa.

Froposo's ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh. Pa. September .12.1952 Separate and sealed proposals 1U be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104, Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:30 A. M.

D.S.T. (9:30 A. M. EST.) Tuesday. September 23, 1952, and will be publicly opened at 11:00 A M.

D.S.T. (10:00 A. M. E.S.T.) In the presence of the County Commislsoners In Room 410, Court House. Pittsburgh.

for Da tor Desk Lamps; Printing of Transfer Slips; Transporting of Voting Machines: Germ-O-Clde: and Clothing and Shoes for Jail; and FUes, Tables and Chatrs. Special Bidding blanks and envelopes for use of Bidders. Instructions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding together with specifications may be had on application to the office of the Bureau of Purchases. Room 207. Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order ofor running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specification as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract In case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the light to reject any and all bids. James w.

Knox, Controller County of Allegheny ALLEGHENY COUNTY, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WORKS Pittsburgh. Sept. 12. 1952 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the County Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104.

Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:30 o'clock A. M. Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday.

September 30th. 1952. and will be opened and read by the County Commissioners In the Gold Room. Room 410. Court House.

Pittsburgh, one-half hour later. 11:00 o'clock A. M. Eastern Standard time, for the ollowln WIDENING AND IMPROVEMENT OF PATTON STREET AND WILMERDING AND MONROEVIIXE ROAD The minimum wage rates permissible on this project shall be In acocrdance with the achedule of minimum rates set up In the contract documents. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of sixty (60 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids.

Specifications. Form of Contract. Instructions to Bidders. Proposals and Blue Print Copies of Letting Plans may be viewed at the office of the Commissioners of Allegheny County. Copies of the above data for use of Bidders will be furnished upon application to the Contract Clerk in the County Department of Works of Allegheny County.

Room 502. County Office Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. A charge of $2.00 will be made for each set of Standard Specifications.

A charge of $5.00 will be made for each set of Contract Plans. (Check or Money Order to be made out to the County of Allegheny.) There will be no refund on the Specifications or Plans. Proposals must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Surety Company Bond (on County's Form) to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed In the Instructions to Bidders as evidence that the Bidder will accept and carry out the conditions of the contract in case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the right to relect any or all bids. JAMES W.

KNOX. CONTROLLER. County of Allegheny. SEALED proposals win be received by the Baldwin Township School District Authority. Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, at the Baldwin Township High School, clalrton Road. Whitehall Borough. Pittsburgh 27. Pennsylvania, until 8 00 P. E.S.T..

October 1. 1952. ter Cfl A CONSTRUCTION CON- HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACT: PLUMBING CONTRACT: ELECTRICAL CONTRACT: in connection with the construction ef an addition to the Slckman Elementary School Building, at which time and place they will bs publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of Plans. Specifications and other Contract Documents are on file and open to public inspection at the offices of Altenhof and Bown.

Reels-terrd Architects. Park Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, and sets of such documents may be obtained from Altenhof and Bown at the Park Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, upon deposit of Twenty-five Dollars (S25.00) for each set of General Construction Plana and Specifications and Fifteen Dollars (815.00) for each Mechanical Trade Set. If the documents are returned tn good condition within three (3) days after the opening of bids, the amount of the deposit will be refunded to each actual bidder.

If the documents are not returned within the time stated, the entire amount of deposit will be forfeited. Proposal shall be addressed and delivered to John F. Bray, Secretary, Baldwin Township School District Authority. Baldwin High School. C-trton Road.

Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania. Envelopes containing proposals shall be sealed and clearly marked "Proposal for addition to Slckman Elementary School." School." The character and amount' ot Md security to be furnished by bidders Is stated In the Instruction to Bidders. No bid may be withdrawn for thirty (80) days after tbe scheduled dosing time for receipt of bids. The Baldwin Township School District Authority, Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, reserves the right to waive any Informalities or to reject any or all bids.

BALDWIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY. How Deep Is Your Freezer? Author Jerome Weidman claims there's nothing like wning a home freezer. He makes some "cold" remarks In a humorous story In This Week Magazine with NEXT SUNDAY'S PRESS 62 District GIs Rotated Home 10 from Pittsburgh Due in California i The transport Gen. E. T.

Col lins, carrying 62 District fighting men home on rotation, was expected to dock at San Francisco today. Of the district returnees 10 are from Pittsburgh. They are: Sgt. Fred Bruce. 1508 Marlboro Ava.

Pfc. Spiros Countourls. 7 Buffalo St. Sgt. Donald R.

Depew. 464 Duquesne Dr Flc David J. Kennedy. 1613 McCuUough Pfc. John E.

Kole. 605 Margaret St. Pfc. Dean G. Morrlssey.

315 Third At. Set. Franels Pall. 1189 Serene St. Pvt.

Elmore P. Patrick. 69 Robert St. Pfc. Joseph L.

Rotter. 6613 Wood well St. Pfc Donald J. Stela. SS Freeland St.

DISTRICT I if TJenf rMniM ia.it 1040 Allison Washington. ioya K. Boucher. 333 River Oalurtont Allegheny Richard s. Bretz.

620 Borer Rd PtC Nicholas J. Capo ill. Box 1S1. Larl- mer. Coro.

CharlM R. Cornelius. RD 1. New Desodo. 1608 Third Brighton.

Pfc Joseph F. Arnold. 1st Ueat. Thomas W. Enck, Sewickley 148T Beaver Sgt.

David R. Fink. Bos 199. RD 1. New Kensington.

Corp. Anthony F. Getfc 367 N. Fifth Indiana. Sgt.

Ivan X. Gonder. 110 Stone Osceola Mills. Sgt. Stanton E.

Grafton. Box 96. RD 4. Klttannlng. Pfc Edward Griear.

Box 48S. RD 1. Motion fahela. corp. George Hadvabne.

Box 31. Grassfiat. Set. Richard Y7vnr an St-))- West Homestead. corp.

Michael Havrtlla. 133 W. 13th Homestead. 1st Uft. Clair E.

Heinbach. Route S. Box 11, Pine Grove. pre. Melvin S.

Isenberi. RD 3. Indiana Pfc Muii Jane. 37 ct nmmt. rule.

Corp. David G. Keener. 1713 Arnold St. New Kensington.

corp. Oliver W. Keney. RD 3. Sycamore.

Set. Jack Kellvlnrtnn- S3 11th in. New Brighton Pfc. Robert D. Kenly.

300 MlUer Latrobe. Corp. William C. Kldd. Box 77.

Elders-Vllle. Corp. Karl F. Klan. 606 E.

13th Erie. Corp. Thomas Laxussa. 1526 Llesham Arnold. Corp.

Donald Lemmon. 119 Mercer New Brighton. Pfc. Tony Leone. 1256 Bruce Washington.

Sgt. Carl K. Xozewskl. 349 E. 13th St.

Erie. Pvt. Paul P. Lucas. Bos 109.

Clymer. Set. James F. Lutes. 429 Hich Browns ville.

Set. Albert L. Mlsenko. Box 14. Roneo.

Pre. Charles L. Ohoskv. 3132 Waihlneton Carnegie. pfc Charles J.

Orleff. ins gobleskl Erie. Sgt. Daniel J. Polk.

3805 Herron Lane, Gkrnshaw Corp. William J. Powell 133 Oliver St. AUquippa. Pfc.

Charles E. Ralner. SIS James Turtle Creek. Ma). Donald A.

Rhoades. 794 Colbert Oil City. Pfc. John N. Rogers.

330 Fourth St, Cone-maugh Corp. William J. Sabol, Box 155. Morris-dale. Corp.

Ralph E. snuitx. 1439 Lynn tst-, Erie. Sgt. Laird A.

Slegel. 3629 Woodstock Swissvale. Sgt- Steve E. sixora. Bx o.

Maaoowwn. Pfc. Joseph K. Smith. Coalport.

Pfc Carl F. Songer. S. Fifth Clarion. Pfc.

Robert Stlerhelm. 310 Amelia St. McKees Rocks. Sgt. Domenie Tomeo.

1337 Borber Ave Ellwood. 1st Lieut, victor N. xotn. rraquesne. Corp.

Jack T. Volpe. 623 State St. Cur- wen smile. Pfc Oliver E.

Weston, Box 370. Bmlthton. Pfc. John M. Westover.

Route 1. Box 53, Sastlnrs. fie. Benjamin J. wuuams.

box iwnire Utah vine. Set. Georn L. Tanoskl. Route I.

Glen Campbell. 10 Communities Keep Rent Curbs Ten more communities in the Pittsburgh district have extended rent ceilings to April 30, the Federal rent office here reported today. Among them are three from Allegheny County. They are Aspinwall, Harmar Township and Verona This brings to 51 the number of communities in Allegheny County which have voted to keep controls an additional seven months. In the district, 129 locali ties have done so.

The latest to loin the rent-ex tension parade are Washington, Ford City and Kittanning, in Armstrong County; Harmony Township and Hanover Town ship, in Beaver County; Perry Township, In Fayette County, and Bessemer, in Lawrence County. Ford City and Kittanning were the first communities in Armstrong to act on extending ceilings beyond the scheduled Sept. 30 expiration date. Garbage Trucks To Eliminate Noise Relief is In sight for light sleepers who are disturbed by the clatter of ladders dragged along streets from the rear of. garbage trucks.

Complaints from Irritated resi dents were recently reported by the City's Service Center. They were awakened by the dawn pa trol of garbage collectors. James J. Hughes, superinten dent of the City's refuse incinerator, said today that he Is seeking to eliminate the noise of the ladders hooked onto trucks. His workmen are salvaging old bicycle tires that are tossed on household rubbish heaps.

They are cut in short lengths and fastened on the tip-end of the ladders to stop the noise. These "noiseless" ladders have been allocated so far to trucks on the Squirrel Hill, Stanton Heights and Greenfield routes. Mr. Hughes has received suggestions from the public that the ladders be equipped with rubber-tired wheels, as well as rubber tips. of Ms) AOm COUNTER SERVICE From 8 a.

m. to p- m. Saturdays 8 a. m. to 2 o.

m. Closed Sundays and Holidays PHONE WAN! -ADS TO COURT 1-4900 7:30 a. m. to 9 p. m.

Dally 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays and Holidays TO CANCEL A WANT-AD For the Next Day's Paper Call Up to P.

IL Mo Csnoellatlcrui ob on of nuueatksa No Advertising Accepted tot publication the Same Day Excepting Deaths. Lost and Wound and Help Wanted. SUNDAY WANT-ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL 6 P. M. FRIDAY No cancellations or corrections accepted after 6 p.

m. Friday for Saturday or Sundays edition. THE PITTSBURGH PRESS reserves the right to properly classUt, index and edit all ads. Local WANT -AD Rates 5 Discount for Cash OB 3 Ac a sjoit pat da daily. sort utciucuns Sunday 7 Vic word pat day dally, Tc pes ora tacludins Suiday 4 to 6 causae utlee tc per word per day dally.

8 Ve per word including Sunday. 3 consecutive days. 10c pes srard pet day dally. 10 oei word including Sunday 1 os 1 eao-sscuOts dam Is) weeds or 1 men will ba esiured at tbe Una rata. any advertiser oeytnd tna oO-aoUe area at rttuourtli cams tna rata cd 5c par Una Sunday.

7 Ac per Una weefe- Display Classified Daily Only Tber arc aeeraa wards in a Una at sata type, ads usint type ursex tnan state, txirderk wnlte apace, axe caaried on tne AGATK ULNS bssia, Tna rate is 36c per state Una for euosecuUva days, lea 6 tot cssb. Ads ordered 4 to I cansacutlva days arc charted at tbe rata of S0c per Mat-line, leas tor caan. Ads ordered 3 consecutive days 48c per scats Una. less for caan. 1-3 time ads are doc par acat una in Display Classified Sunday Only Ads asms.

rata, borders or widta oi ssore than one column. Tne raw la 3 Ac per acata una dally, 4Bc per as ate Una including Sunday tor 7 consecuuve dars, leas 6 for caan. Ads ordered 4 to 0 consecutive dara are charted at the rata of 39c per state line dally, tic pas state Una lnclu- lint Sunday. Mas 6 for caan. Ada ot 1ered 3 consecutive days.

4Sc per state Urn dally, 60c per agate line Including Sui'day, less 5 for caan. 1-3 time ads am 60c per acata Una daily. 73c per state Una tocludmr Sunday (no discount! Dcaffc Notices ACGC8TINE On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1932.

at 5:45 p. Morval Colvin Augustine, uncle of M. Elwood and Paul C. Augustine. Services at H.

Bimson, 537 Neville Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. BEHVN Keske On Wednesday. Sept. 10.

19S2. Ann Kosko, beloved wife of Andrew and mother of William and Albert Behun; lata of 1243 Dickson N. S. Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Rd.

Requiem high mass at St. Gabriel's Church, Saturday. 10 a. m. Interment North Sida Catholic Cemetery.

BUSH In Allegheny Valley Hospital. Wednesday, Mrs. Carrie L. Bush. 78 Tears.

630 3rd Tarentum. widow or Charles C. Bush; mother of 2 daughters, Mrs. Sarah Carney of Tarentum and Mrs. Alfred B.

Davidson of Tarentum, and Mr. Fred Bush of 3 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren; sister of 4 brothers. Mr. William B. Kuhn of Swissvale.

Mr. Harry W. Kuhn of Mr. Charles Kuhn of Pgb. and Mr.

John M. Kuhn the II of Tarentum. Pa. Friends received in the Ferver Funeral Home, 4th Ave. at Wood 8t.

Tarentum. where servlcts will be held Saturday, Sept. 13. at 2 p. Rev.

Frank C. Ramsey, D.D.. officiating. Interment Mt. Airy Cemetery.

CAMPISI Suddenly. Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1952.

Anthony, of 1032 Blb-bon beloved husband of Theresa Morocco; father of Mrs. Catherine Papalia. Angellne and Jennie Cam-pisl. Friends received at Perry Funeral Home, 134 Robinson Oakland (Notice of funeral later.) CHINOT. SKY Tuesday.

Sept. 9, 1952. Helen Chlnousky. widow of Jacob, (late of 1218 Arch mother of Dorothy Gourley. Jack, and Leo.

Funeral services at the William Slrlin Mortuary. 620 East Ohio on Saturday at 9 a. m. Friends tn-Tlted. COCHRAN Of 2226 McMonagle Banksvllle.

on Friday, Sept. 12, 1952. at 12:55 a. Sarah Duncan, wife of the late Luther Alden Cochran, mother of Elsie M. Cochran.

Friends received at the E. B. Laughlln Funeral Home. 3310 West Liberty Ave. South Hills, where services will ba held on Monday, Sept.

15, at 2 p. m. CONLET-FOLEY Margaret (nee Moran), of 201 Taylor wife of the late John Conley; mother of Patrick Foley, and Mrs. Margaret Fox. Funeral from the Whiter Funeral Home, 4730 Friendship on Saturday, Sept.

13, 1952, a 8 a. m. Requiem high mass In St. Joseph' Church at 9 a. m.

Friends Invited. CONNOLLY Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1952.

Elizabeth A. Arnold, wife of the lata Michael Connolly: mother of Melvin. Earl, Wallace. Audrey. Robert, Mrs.

La Verne Darcy: sister of George, Albert and William Arnold. Mrs. Lena Haover, Mrs. Mary Healy. Mrs.

Catherine Dreger and Mrs. Anna Marshall. Friends received at A. Staab and Sons' Funeral Home. 900 Chartlers Pittsburgh 20.

Requiem high mass In St. Martin' Church on Saturday. Sept. 13. at 11 a.

m. CROWLEY On Thursday, Sept. 11. 1952. at 12:20 p.

Patrick J. Crowley, beloved husband of Mary C. Scanlon. of 124 Richey North Side: father of James John Margaret Annora C. and Hope Crowley; also four grandsons.

Friends received at Geo. W. Heard and Son Funeral Home, 4047 Perrys-vllle North Side. Funeral on Monday at 9:30 a. m.

High mass of requiem In the Church of Nativity at 10 o'clock. DEAR Thursday. 8ept. 11, 1952, Harry beloved husband of Edna Grimm Dear of 432 Kingsboro father of Harry. Patricia.

David. Richard and Alan: son of Mary Ann and brother of William E. Friends may call at O'Brien's, 3724 California at Cooper Aves. N. S.

Funeral Monday. Time later. DE HAM On Friday. Sept. 12, 1952, Guy beloved husband of Minnie Schlleper de Ham of 915 Arch father ot Mrs.

Bernlce Ford, Frederick T. Mrs. Eleanor McDonald and Adele Jarema; also 10 grandchildren. Friends received at the Joseph A. Pappert and Sons' Funeral Home.

711 Lockhart St. Funeral Monday at 9:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 a.

m. DEMMLER At Spring Lake, on Sept. 9,, 1952. Hester Dye Demm-ler, wife of Albert W. Demmler; mother of Albert W.

Demmler, daughter of Mrs. Thomas A. Dye: sister of Mrs. Cyrus Stewart and Thomas H. Dye.

Interment private. In Pittsburgh. DOCKAL Sept. 11, 1933, Henry 8r beloved husband of Paulina Zubalik. of 1331 Diana 8t.

father of Anna Basnik. Mary Trill. Henry Jr. and Rudolph Dockal; 7 grandchildren. Funeral from the William Slrlin Mortuary, 620 E.

Ohio on Monday. Requiem high mass at St. Wenceslaus' Church at 9 a. m. St.

Cyril and Methodius Society, Holy Name and friends Invited. DONOVAN On Thursday, Sept. 11, 1952. at the family residence, 24S Winston John D. Donovan eon of William J.

Bonovan, and tba lata Nora McCarthy Donovan: brother of Gilbert William Rev. Vincent J. Donovan, C. S. Jerome, Mathew and Mary Jo Donovan; nephew of Gertrude Donovan.

Friends will be received at John A. Freyvogal, 3406 Fifth Ave. Notice of time later. DOUGLASS Of 3264 Waltham Dormont, suddenly. on Thursday, Sept.

11. 1952. Raymond Earl (Petel. beloved husband of Helen Gienet Douglass; father of Joanne Powers and Fawn Douglass: alto grand' "ad, Ross Township, died yes-rday at his home. He was 78.

Born in Armstrong County, r. Seybert was employed by South Perm Oil Co. lor retains: 13 years ago. He was a union employe dele- ite at the company for 16 years, nd was well known as an urn- ire in district sandlot baseball. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, ail McKinnev Seybert; three lughters, Mrs.

Ella King, Mrs. Cannon and Pearl Seibert; brother, Bowman Seybert; a ster, Mrs. Martha Davis; ten randchildren and 15 great-grand lildren. Services will be at 2:30 tomor-ow in the McDonald Funeral 'ome, Mars, with burial in John's Cemetery, Highland-Isaac Jacobs Former City fireman Isaac Jacobs died last nieht at his ome in Smithtown, Long Island, r. Y.

Mr. Jacobs, formerly of Shady ML Lebanon, was a native Pittsburgh. He retired 26 ears ago and seven years ago noved to Smithtown and Miami, la. Surviving are his widow, loldie Jacobs; a daughter, Mrs Leona Kleet of New York; two Louis of Glencove, N. rnd Julius of Miami, six rrandchildren and two great grandchildren and a brother, Vlose Jacobs of the Pittsburgh ijolice force.

Services will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Swenson's Funeral Home in Smithtown, N. Y. Burial will be in Smithtown.

Glass Strike Ends On 10-Cent Raise SEPT. 12 (UP) An agree ment calling for a 10-cent hourly wage hike was negotiated today for some 7500 glass workers in four states who have been on strike for six days. Federal Conciliator Harry Gray said the settlement be tween the American Flint Work- ers Union (AFL) and the Na tional Association 1 of Pressed and Blown Glassware also provides for new shift differentials and three-week vacations for workers with 15 years service, Association President Kar! Weaver said plants In Colum bus and Lancaster, Parkers- burg, W. Jeannette and Washington, and Muncie and Winchester, would re open as soon as possible. Machinists In the union wil! receive an additional five-cent hourly increase.

Union President Harry Cook said, and differen tials amounting to six and four cents for the two night shifts, all effective Sept. 1. I- I I i a 0 1.