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Steik Noticti btaili Notices Dfotft Notice! fropoioi PITTSBURGH PRESS, APRIL 20, 1953-PAGE 21 Six District Men 26 from District Wounded in Korea Two Pittsburghers Among Casualties Bitter fighting in Korea has suited in wounds for six more district servicemen, including two from Pittsburgh. Two other GIs, previously listed as missing, were reported to be captives. WOUNDED Marine Pfc. Clarence Johnson, nephew of Mrs. Josephine Ford, 906 Adelaide Pittsburgh.

Marine Tfc. Ernest F. Kamaitis, son of Mrs. Agatha F. Kamaitis, 1468 Alabama Pittsburgh.

Marine Pfc. Raymond P. Dougherty, brother of Mrs. Margaret R. Sporner, Paul Street, ED 1, St.

Marys. Marine Corp. Robert D. Knodle, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred R. Knodle, 707 North Franklin Washington. Marine Pfc. Orvin A. Rayburk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Orvin L. Raybuck, RD 5, Butler. Corp. Cilen E.

Slinpe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Shope, Flinton. (Delivered to 1013 16th Belmore, CAPTURED Pfc.

Thomas Kappi'I, son of Gottlieb Kappel, 1034 Chislctt Pittsburgh. Sgt. John A. Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George V. Logan, Box 220 Scott Street, Penn. Brentwood Church Sets Youth Series The Westminster choir of the Brentwood Presbyterian Church and the high school boys and girls church school classes will sponsor a series of inspirational meetings this week. Theme of the meetings which open Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

will be "Confident Living in an Uncertain World." Gatherings also will be held at the church Thursday and Friday evenings. Speakers at the gatherings will include the Rev. Charles F. Tame, radio minister; Al Lindsay, Aspinwall High School basketball coach, anil Thomas Mc-Nutt, assistant minister at Beverly Heights United Presbyterian Church. A special musical program for the meetings has been planned.

Matt Hf Watrtc. CUTTER Round or straight knife; steady employment. Artcrsft Unifortsx Co 938 Penn Downtown. DESIGN ENGINEER Light or automatic machine. Experienced Willing to assume retprnilMlltle of design manufacture developing Into position of project ensinetr.

Writs full details. 54 5, Press. DIE MAKERS Must be experienced In repair cat small dies. Expanding company, new plant. Good wages, all benefits.

Apply la person. Shwayder Inc. 1651 Lebanon Church Rd W. MHTOn DIE MAKER Excellent opportunity for right man with growing concern. Light work snd food conditions.

AL. 1-9200. DISHWASHER Scotlys Diner. 1911 Forbes St. DISTRIBUTORS Report for work.

Tues Thurs Frl 6 30 s. 25 Maget St. DISTRICT LEADERS 2 Due to expansion, new subsidiary of old line National organization has opening for two honest, reputable, aggressive and success-minded men. You must possess average, personal direct sale ability. Good Interviewing and hiring ability and training and supervision ability.

In other words. If you can sell and are an organizer with tht stated qualifications or have ambition to develop these abilities We have a new 2-volume set entitled "Hope of the Nation" with terrific public appeal. Writs 569. giving complete details. All applicants will be contacted and given opportunity to qualify to establish our two Pittsburgh offices.

Salary, commission, bonus. dTsHWASHER Experienced, "dependable. 911 South Millvals Pat Rodgers Restaurant. DRAFTSMEN Piping, chemical, $7200, no fee. Pressure vessel design; $7 200, no fee Mechanical, steel-mill mschlnery, detailing, some experience, $4 200.

Designers, steel-mill machinery. $7f00, no fee Tool, experienced, salary open. Design: furnaces, condensers, $6000. Structural, experienced. $6000.

Estimator; undergraduate; power plant, $4 500. Junior, no experience, Employers Service. 965 Union Trust Building. Atlantic 1-9855, DRAFTSMAN Assistant Knowledge of blue print reading required. No experience necessary.

No phone calls. Visual Planning Equipment Pennsylvania Ave. at River. Oakmont, Pa. Mr.

PsuU. DRAFTSMEN Immediate openings for experlenceel draftsmen. Substantial starting salary. Experience wanted In tool, die. Jig ant drafting design, mechanical and product design drafting.

Apply between 9:00 a. m. and 10 a. m. or 1 p.

and 1 p. m. Employment Office. SCAIFB COMPANY. Ann Oakmont.

Pa. DRAFTSMEN. Designers: Engineers. Excdlent unadvertlsed opportunities IB choice locations. Cosmopolitan Plsce-ment.

Investment Building. Court 1-3907. DRESS SALESMAN Nationally advertised, popu'ar-prleM line of Lady In Waiting Maternity Fashions and Fltwel half-site dresses has opening for sn experienced salesman to cover the State of Pennsylvania. Commission basis. Write In detsll to Fltwel Dress SS Kiieeland Boston (111, Mass.

DRIVER-Tralnlng InstructorFor summer adult course: must be graduate of approved college course: man witn own car preferred: Immediate position; good proposition. Call or write MrKean County Motor Club. AAA. Bradford, Pa DRIVER Rug cleaning route, experienced. No soliciting Good pay.

Roth Rug Cleaners, 7003 Kelly St. Apply mornings. DRIVER Experienced, for florist. Apply In persoo. 338 Sixth Downtown.

DRlVER-Saleamao Established dry cleaning route: Valencia, Glbsonia, Bakerstown District: Immediately: ecm-mlsslon. Phone Perrysvllle 4-6 001. CRIVER-Sslesman Dry cleaning: established route; steady Job; salary; commission. Apply 8-10 a. m.

Arrow Cleaners, West View. Engineers and Scientists Mechanical Engineers Electrical Engineers Chemical Engineers Mathematicians Physicists Investigate the opportunities for professional advancement that have developed from the continued expansion of Melpar, Inc. The Research Laboratory of Westinghouse Air Brake Co. and its subsidiaries Engineers Electrical and Mechanical DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT POSITIONS AVAILARI.E AT ALL LEVELS FOR MEN WITH EITHER GENERAL OR SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE IN: Radar fconar Fire Control Systems Microwave Techniques Pulse Circuits Servomechanlsms Eleriro-Mechanlcal Design Speech Compression Small Mechanisms Physicists Mathematicians Chemical Engineer! Metallurgists DIVERSIFIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIELDS OF: Communications. Traffic Control, Nsvlgstlon Equipment Braking Systems Compressor Systems Chemical and Metallurgical Products Opeiauons Research Analysis Laboratory located in delightful northern Virginia, only minutes away from Washington, D.

C. Our Mr. E. M. Lane will interview in PITTSBURGH Tues.

and April 21-22 For appointment Phone COurt 1-6600 10 A. P. M. or write to Personnel Director, Melpar, Inc. 452 SWANN AVENUE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 3 Molt Waitttd AUTO MECHANICS 5 competent mechanics needed for fast Slowing sutomoftile desler.

AbsolutelT too waxes to the rtsht men. Only lull? experienced, presently employed lourney-men need apply. Mr. Erretu JUSTICE MOTOR SALES 11T4I FranHtosm Rd. CH.

i-2400 Automobile Salesman Wanted 4 additional, wide awake. a-rressiva salesmen to merchandise new cars lor one of Plttsburrh fastest srcwlnit dealers. Salary plus commission, car furnished, best compensation plsn In City. Look Into thlsl I Call C. L.

Fair. JUSTICE MOTOR SALES 11748 Frsnkstown Rd. CH. 1-3400 Auto Finance Trainees Nations! finance company has openings In Pittsburgh and principal cities In the Trl-State area for men 20 to 30 years of age. Appllcsnts should bt draft exempt, high school Automobile and expenses furnished.

These salaried positions with regulsr Increases and merit advancements. Paid vacstlons and other modern employe benefits. Com-merclal Credit 5870 Baum Blvd. AUTO Mechanic Hudson experience preferred, but not necessary. Apply Mt.

Oliver Hudion, 4 27 Brownsville Road. BAKER 2 bench hands wanted, all around experience, none others need apply. Schmltt Bakery. 57 19 Penn Ave. Apply sfter p.

m. BAKER Breart and rolls. Apply 1S04 Bronkltne Blvd. between 9 s. m-2pm BAKER Experienced; good wanes.

Call Hubbard 1-63 40, a fter 6 p. PARKER SAO week, plus commission. Bruno's Barber Shop, 83 Merchant Ambrldce, Phorje Ambrldtc 8-0358 BLAST FURNACE DESIGN ENGINEERS Positions available for MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEERS with experience In the design of all mechanical equipment used In Blast Furnaces, and for STRUCTURAL DESIGN ENGINEERS with experience In design of Blast Furnaces. These men must have experlencs In Blast Furnsce Lsyout as well as design of equipment it units Involved. Excellent Permsnent Opportunities for qualified men I Openings available st our offices In CLEVELAND.

OHIO No Age Limitations. WRITE Giving complete resums of positions held and duties performed, education, salary desired, etc. to: ARTHUR G. McKEE CO. 2300 Chester Avenue Cleveland Ohio BOY 17-18, for Shipping depertment, military exempt, good character, good opportunity.

Call Express 1-0747. BOY Over 18 for delivery, must have good driving record, steady day turn work. Berkley Pharmacy, Perry Highway, Welt View. Wellington 1-0303 BOYS 16 and over, full-part time; average $1.50 hour commission to start. Service magazine routes.

Apply 607 liberty Room 207, 9 30 s. m. and 4 p. m. only.

BROILER MAN EXPERIENCED ONLY. COLONIAL 3-4109. BUS WASHERS CLEANERS Betreen the stes of 21 and 85. Mini have Pa. driver's license.

Opportunity for advancement. Applv GREYHOUND LINES 1000 Csllfomis North Side BUTCHER Experienced only, good working conditions. Phone Brandywlne 1 5 3 23; after 6 Hsrel 1-5 3 4 BUTCHER Wanted: to work thret months. June, and August, In grocery store HE. 1-825S.

CABINET Maker steady rsttlon. Applv In person Zell 19 Msrket McKeesport, anvtlms. Canvassers Closers Siding and roofing. Very good desl. Salary snd commission.

Call between 9-12. Hone Insulstlrn. 3528 Blvd, of Allies. Museum 2-1155. CARPET CLEANER Location experience; year around nv plf-ymenf.

Write 557, Pre. CAR WASHER nd polisher: must be experienced; some porter duties; permanent poiltlon. Apply In person. CONSTANT! MOTORS 6314 Forbes St. CASUALTY Insurance Underwriter Minimum of 2 years' experience.

Contact Mr Watklns. Indemnity Insurance Co of North Amerlcs. Court 1-6850. CASUALTY Claim Man Experienced. Car provided Saiarv arranged 5-day Keek.

Call Mr. Harries. Gran! 1-7991. Chainmen Trunsifmen Civil engineering firm. Pittsburgh dls-trlct.

Write Ml, Press. CHAUFFEUR Married or "living with mother: duties Include ssslstlng other man In care of grounds: 5-room apartment over garaire: unfurnished btit Including heat, light, water, telephone. Write 541. Press. CHEMISTS Excellent opportunity to estahllsh career In progressive chemical manufacturing enmpanv.

Pittsburgh area. S. In chemistry, beginning laboratory Jobs mav lead to advancement In expanding research and development laboratories and production. Submit full details to The Neville Neville Island. Pittsburgh 25.

or call Federal 1-4200, extension 52. CHEMISTS Undergraduate, 25-35. rme experience, Degree, recent grsduate. Organic. $350 Undergraduate, shift work.

$295. Doctor of Philosophy, experienced, research, salary open. Employers Service. 965 Union Trust Building, Atlantic 1-9655. CHEMIST Collete graduate chemistry major.

21 to 25. experience helpful, not necessary; Industrial coal analyst; permanent position. Downtown. Grant 1-9700 extension 500. CHEMIST College graduate, chemistry major.

21 to 25. experience heloful, not necessary: industrial coal analvst: perrppnent position: Downtown. Grant 1-9700. extension 200. CHEMISTS Chemical Engineers; Phvslcists.

Excellent unadvertlsed opportunities in choice locations. Cosmopolitan Placement. Investment Building. Co rt 1-3907 CHIEF Engineer 30-35. experienced In mr-hanlcal drslcn.

plant layout, die castings, ability to supervise. $7200 FMM.OYERS SERVICE. 965 Union Ti.ist Building Atlantic 1-9655 CLERKS Credit, Interviewing; under-g-aduate, Underwriter. 22-25, casualty, $235. Tabulating Operator, experienced.

$246 Trainee. 16-23. excellent future, paper concern. $200. two year's steel-mill experience, ST00.

Voucher: yntine. general clerical duties, tvping. S200. Employers Service, 95 Union Trust Building, Atlsntlc -9855; CLERK 18-21 Some TYPING: LIKB FIGURES. GENERAL OFFICE WORK.

HIGH SCHOOL DOWNTOWN CLERK, some TYPING, ASSISTANT to CREDIT MANAGER, N. SIDE $250. COMMERCIAL EMPIOYMENT SERVICE 1504 1ST NAT BANK BLDO-5TH AND WOOD CIEHK Fxnerlenced only, meat and gr icery, steady good warn. 1116 Ann S' Homestead. Hszel 1-2088.

eve- nlncs. CLERK to qualify wholesale housewares, variety merchandise for floor selling Good opportunity. Salary. Atlantic 1-1 2Jiz Cl.FRKS. Messengers, Mall Boys.

Offlrs Trainees. Typists. Excellent unsdver-tlsrd opportunities. Cosmopolitan Placement. Investment Building.

Court 3907 CLERK Auto accessory and hardwart store. Apply In person. Gary Auto Stores. 492 Lincoln Ave. COMPOSITOR Wanted Also stone hand: steady work State exoerlenre snd wages cspe-'ed Write 582.

Press. CONSTRUCTION NEWS REPORTER Young man, draft exempt, single for position with national organlratlon. Career possibilities. Work Involves telephone and personal contact: work In Pittsburgh. No selling, excellent advancement opportunities.

Some college preferred. Car not essential. Salary $225. Calls will be accepted between 3-5 p. tn.

Atlantic -7991. Orderl Night: experienced, reliable. Apply H. 4 Reslau-ra nt. 3 26 E.

6th Homestead. COOK SHORT ORDER Experienced. Apply In person. Tha Clock 3814 Forbes Oakland COOK Broiler 5:30 p. a.

m. Must be reliable, fast. Apply Gammon Highland House, 208No. Highland COOK Short order; Kosher "style experience. Dsy work.

Apply In person, RlchcstRcsta nl 3 1 4 Fifth Ave. Credit Collection Mgr. For tumltute store In city located near Pgh State age. ex references, family status snd saiarv expected. All replies confidential Write A 548.

Pres. CURB Servicemen Young" ambitious. Apply evenings. Paul's Diner, 2233 Saw Mill RunBlvd. CUSTODIAN For spt.

buildings. Must have some experience In maintenance and repair work. Janitor work reoulred. Full time. Couple preferred.

State your age, faml'v st-ttuv experience and references. Salary $200 plus free apartment Write O. Box 10331. Pgh. DISTRIBUTORS Apply Tuesday tnomlni.

a. B. 14J First Ave. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Sealed proposals will be received by the Secretary of Forests and Waters at Room 405, Education Building, until 1:00 clock EST, (2 00 o'clock D.S.T.i M.y 4, 1953, which will be publicly opened and read at that time for the following project: Construction of a Channel Rectification Project In the City of Jesnnette, Borough of Penn. and Township of Hempfleid, Westmoreland County.

Pennsylvania. Drawings, specifications and proposal forms not exceeding two 3l sets, may be sectued by prospective bidders upon application to the Department of Forests and Waters, Room 465 Education Building. Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania, upon payment of Five Dollars (15 00) per set. which will not be refunded. Drawings and specifications may be esamlned free of charge at the oSlce of the Department at Harrlsburg st ne.

Flood Control offices, lnen Bank Building, Wilkes-Barre and 120 West Fourth Street. Wllllamsport. and at the City Enfineer'i Office. Municipal Building. Jesnnette.

Pennsylvania. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified cheek, drawn to the order pf the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the amount of Five Per Cent (5-41 of the total amount of bid. The right Is reserved to retert any or all bids. S. s.

Lewis. Secretary of Forests A Waters. OFFICIAL Borough of r.lassport Allegheny Countv, Pa Bids Due Monday, Mav llth 1953 Sealed proposals will he received by the council of the Borough of at the Municipal Building, Glassport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, until eight o'clock (8 001 m. Davlight Savings Time, the llth day of Mav, 1953 for CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWERS AND APPURTENANCES IN THE VICINITY OF HARRISON AVENUE St which time and place, they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of Flans, Specifications and other Contract Documents sre on file and open to puhllc inspection, and they may be obtained from the office of Ale Hutchinson A Sen, Borough Engineers, fi08 South Avenue.

Wllklnsburg. Pennsylvania. The character and the amount of the security to be furnished by Bidders Is stated In the Instructions to Bidders. The Boroush of Classpcrt reserves the right to reiect any or all bids. ALEX HUTCHINSON A SON.

Borough Engineers, 608 South Avenue, Wllklnsburg, Penns. Miss Peglns Wilkowskl, Borouch Secretary, Municipal Building, Glassport. Penna. Moe Help Wonted All advertisement rn Th4 Pittsburgh Male Help Columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis of compensation. When anawenni advertisements addressed to Press boses do NOT Include original references, photographs other papers of personal value.

Advertisers often fall to call foe all raphes addressed to a Press boi number and this mall Is destroyed II replies addressed to a Prese bo number and this mall Is destroyed tf malnwg over 10 days alter anal Insertion of advertisement. In order to protect its advertisers from receiving circular matter, It Is exoressly understood and agreed that ad such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Press. Only bona fide answers to advertisement! addressed to bos numbers lr care ot The Press will he delivered to edver. Users on presentation of the bos number ticket This newspaper drjes not knowingly accept advertisements from employers offering less than the legal wage. Under the Federal Wage-Hour Law, firms engaged in interstate commerce or In the production of goods tot commerce sre required to pay st least 75 cents an hour (unless Issued exemption certificates for learners, apprentices or handicapped workers! and time and one-half for overtime.

Advertisers covered by this Isw who offer lower rstes should be reported to the Wage end Hour Division of tne Department of Labor. 1004 Victory Building. Liberty Ave. an Ninth Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania R-one atuntlc 1-19M ACCOUNTANT: Business school gradu-ste, general ledger experience. 4250.

BOOKKEEPER: 26-30. supervise small Industrial sa'es office, OFFICE CLERK: 24-32, general office experience, knowledge of bcxikkeeplng, tvping. West End. J250-J275. FIRE UNDERWRITER, minimum 1 year experience, salarv open.

METALLURGICAL OBSERVER TRAINEE: 21-25, good with figures, mechanically Inclined. 1200. SALES TRAINEE. 23-28, single, contact wholesale grocers, extensive travel, $260 plus expenses. Montgomery Employment 8083 JENKINS ARCADE GR.

1-9790 OPEN SAT. TIL 1 P. ACCOUNTANTS Auditor, experienced, travel J450; Degree, General. Cost Degree, some experience, $eoo: Undergraduate, beginner, $275. Ofllce Manager, Business Administration, General duties, $300.

Bookkeeper, uri-tercraduate. some experience, Timekeeper. experienced. $270-5125. Cieiks cencrai accounting.

tvping, $250 EMPLOYERS SERVICE. 965 Union Trust Buihtlng Atlantic 1-96 55, ACCOUNTANTS Oen-rat Industrial; Cashier Senior Cost CPA for Industry, Business Bookkeeper, Accounting Cierk-Typtst. Cost Assistant. Excellent ur.advertised opportunities Cosmopolitan Placement, Investment Building, Court 1-3907. ACCOUNTANT Small accounting firm ipmaltrn In tax account In? drslrps jspveral "in mm tntf-rpste-l In a future.

Unlimited Rpply In own handwrltinr. Biving qualifications, etc. Enciost recent photo. Write 52fl. Press.

ArroNTINO-Machine SalesTnen Expe-rippcM: $10f salary plus 20 commission. Opportunity for future advancement. Call UNDERWOOD CORP. A lleghen 1-2 A3 Mr. or Ran ACCOUNTANT fjunW with nme actual work In if experience on jreneral If lpcr.

startlnn wage. State aw. education and experience. Write 544, ADDING Machine Salesmen Experienced in adding machines preferred, Sinn draw plus 20- commiiMcn Op-prtunifv for advancement. appointment call UNDERWOOD CORP.

Allegheny -2R36. Mr Mnrsan. Adjuster Compensation Neat appearing man, anotit 25. hlph school graduate, some colU'tre preferred; experience desired but not absolutely necessary: permanent position, lalary and expenses. Apply 538 Union Trust Bidg rh.

ADJUSTERS Decree. 22-2 training prneram. $20 RrtMnner. undergraduate. $200 plus car and Investlpa-tors, trm for branch miniKer, $200 plus expenses.

Employers Service, 965 Union Trust Building, Atlantic APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN To call on regular $fiO per week during training 5S 0 '4 commission with an opi-'ortunitles. Excellent future. Mihl have car. Prefer married man. over 2V Applv Rosenhaum Employ 4th flnnr- 10 12 nnon' APPLIANCE Salesmen Nn experience; furnish all leads, car essential; commission or guarantee.

Locust l-307tt. ARCHITECTURAL SALES ENGINEER For porcelain enamel fabrication; must have h'tth sales experience and drafting: gnnd salarv. plant rated In Reaver Valley. Write Personnel Director. O.

B'x 191, Beaver Falls "ARTIST iND LAYOUT Ac 20-2 htfh school graduate, er- rif-nced in finished lettering. Sme -Tat: nn ACpany3942Fnrbes st ASHKSTC idlne Experienced 'nly, no r'hers need applv hourly rat; steady work Locust 1-7039. ASSISTANT MANAGER A fast ffrnwing and nationally known company has opening for sstnt manager, with or without PKpfrii-n-''. between the ajjes al 22 and 35, who is lnterestfrl In: Advancement Top Salary Profit Sharing Pension Plan Life and Hospital Insurance and OTHER BENEFITS 40-tKur S-diy wet-k. Car required.

For elephant (jRANT 1-1585. Assistant Managers A large motion picture company has several permanent openings In their Pittsburgh ttu'iitTi fur single young men 18-25 i. with a high school education. An excellent opportunity to become theater manacTS Is assured those men who are ambiMous wi Uinj: to work hard for advancement. Apply inpayment Office.

2217 Clark BMg ATTENDANT --Srrvtce Station Prefer a exp't 'i ju ed whn n't reVd on ''cant irking 'i idv employment. Apply Upward Atlantic Service. 1500 UstnLihertv Ave AUTOMOTIVE Hardware salesman to call on automotive Jobbers, fleet accounts, new car dealers, truckers, spring shops, prefer former salesman rf one of the national distributors or bolt arlng concerns Will consider others. paid on all sales from western tuiif of Pmna wither from ebrect sales nr purchase orders Immediate local Interne a-s win be arrar sed Write Mr. P.

V. Carano. care of A'jfomotlve Divi-tn, Spirci Screw E. Cuyalioi Falls Akron 10, Ohio. POESCHL Of 215 Dengler 16'h Ward, on Saturday, April 18.

LaClalr. In his 37th year, father of Gerald PoeschI; son of Marie C. Brelnig; brother of Alois, Fred end Clarence PoeschI. Friends received at the the funeral home of John Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Tuesday at 8 a. High mass of requiem In St. Henry's Church at 9 a. m.

Interment In Loretta Cemetery. PRATT On Saturday afternoon, April 18, 1953, Raymond husband of Theodosia Deane, of 205 Glenrock Bethel Boro; father of Mrs. Wayne Friend, and Mrs. Richard T. Cleary Jr.

of Pgh Mrs. Fullerton T. McGough of Fairfield, Conn and Mr Edwin D. Pratt, of Vermillion, Ohio; also survived by two sisters and six grandchildren. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd.

at Oraham where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2cclock; REICH EL Robert 3 suddenly, of 153 College Ave McKees Rocks, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Relchel; brother of Mrs. Bettv Wo-lota. William Yaco.

Mrs R. W. Smith, twin sister Mrs. Roberta Ol-san, Donald. Nancy and Gerald.

Friends received at the Kanai Funeral Home, 634 Broadway Ave McKees Rocks. Funeral services Wednesday tjn.m;, RE1I.LY On Sunday, April 19, Mary Joyce, of 307 Whipple wife of Raymond Rellly; daughter of Mary Brlen and the late John Joyce; mother of Mary Joan. Raymond, Jr John R. and James L. Rellly; sister of Mrs.

Margaret Murphy, Stephen, John, Michael, Patrick, Thomas and Joseph Joyce. Friends received at the Joseph N. Nied Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Swlssvaie. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Anselm's R.

C. Church on Wednesday at 10 a. rTdZON On April 18, 1953, Susan, wife of the late Andrew Rldzon, formerly of Etna. Pa Friends received at the Ogrodnlk Funeral Home (formerly Rhelnsi, 333 Butler Etna, Pa. Requiem high mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church. 1620 Penn Pa on Wednesday at 9anv Rl'DGE April 19. 1953. of 591 Avers Avenue Turtle Creek. Herbert, husband of Dorothy Fereday and father of Emma Goodrlcn, Mary Griffith, Jean McMurdo, Clifford and Herbert Rudge, Jr brother of Arthur and George Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home, 125 Church Turtle Creek, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.

m. RIPP On Monday, April 20. 1953? at the family home. 1807 Realty Ave, Beechview, Harry beloved husband of Maude Rupp (nee Steele); brother of Katie Musgrave, Marv Fonarty and James Rupp. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary, 2b30 West Liberty Ave.

Notice of funeral later. SCH ROE FEEL On Saturday, April 18, Anthony O. of 2324 Mt. Troy husband of the late Cecelia Held; father of Mrs. Rita Rellly, Cecelia Henry and Andrew Schroef-fel; brother of Mrs.

A. L. Ober; survived also by eight grandchildren. Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrle St.

8olemn requiem high mass at Most Hoiy Name Church on Tuesday at 10 a. m. Members St. Anthony's Lyceum, Holy Name Society and AmaL Moulders Union of North America, Nojeand friends Invited. si ll LLO Oeorgene Leslie, age 8 years, of New Kensington, on Sunday, April 19, at Monteflore Hospital, beloved daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

George Scluilo. Friends received at Michael A. Manzeila Funeral Home. 1509 Fifth Ave, New Kensineton, Pa. Funeral Wednesday at 8 30" a Angel high mass at Mt St.

Peter's Church, New Ken- sington, at 9 a SCOTT On Saturday, April 18. 1953, at 120 p. m. Sarah Tranter, wife of Hance Scott, R. D.

1. Oakdale, Pa. In her 79'h year. Friends received at the Fulton and Bradwell Funeral Home. 415 Chartiers St, Carnegie, where service will be held on Tuesdav at 2 m.

Inurment in Montour Cemetery SEITZt-his-horne. St. April 19 1953. Adam Seltz. Sr beloved husband of Repina father of Adam.

Jr. and Jacob Selttt and Mrs, Dina Gray; 6 grandchildren. Funeral from the William Sirhn Mortuary. 620 E. Ohio St.

Time later. SHIT.TZ Of Irwin. on Sunday, husband of George beloved Jennie Johnston and father of Lois M. Hor, Ralph and Janet. Friends received at the Rodgers Funeral Home.

310 Third Irwin, where services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment in the Graysvllle Presbyterian Cemetery Wednesday morning. 6IMINOVICH Ori April 18, 1953, of Lah Glbsonia. John husband of Anna Simunovich; father of Joseph Simunovlch. Friends received at the Ogrodnik Funeral Home (formerly Rheins 333 Butler St, Etna, where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.

m. SLOAN On Saturday. April 18, 1953 William (Bob husband of Florence McGitTin Sloan, of 204 Rustic Ave father of Amzl Sloan, of Cleveland, Ohio Friends receive) at the Chapel of John H. Sia'er tVn. 228 Brownsville Rd Mt.

Oliver. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In South Side Cemetery SLOOP On 8unday. April 19. at 9:38 a.

m. Naomi MeEiherron Sloop of 60H Boggs Ave, Mt. beloved mother of Mrs. Thomas J. Monahan.

Mrs James A. O'Blark; also survived by six grandchildren. Friends received at the parlors of Wm Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, until 9 15 a. Thursday. April 23. Requiem turn mass at St. Justin Churchat10 a.m.

SMITH --On Monday. April 20. 1953, Oavle beloved husband of Oliie Smith of 277 Cataipa Place. Mt. Lebanon; brother of Mrs.

June Kay-ser and Lavelle O. Smith Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuarv 2630 West Liberty Ave. Notice of funeral later. SPOLRLEIN Of 149 Margaret Mt Oliver, on Saturday. April 18, Rose, daughter of the late Thomas and Eva Spoerleln.

Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons 425 Brownsville Rd Mt Oliver. Funeral Tuesday a' 9 a m. High mass requiem at Holy Trinity Churchat JO a.m. STAI'FF On Pundav.

April 19, George A. StatifT of 23:5 Atmr.re father of Joseph, Pati! and Genrce StaufT Jr three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at A. A Borza and Sons Funeral Home, 2439 California Ave. Funeral Wednesday April 22, wi'h requiem mass at ft.

Gabriel's Churrh at 9 a. Interment North Side Catholic Cemetery, STEFLROSKV John. orTsundavT April 19, 1953. husband of Wtncj. Friends received at the Toole and O'Connor Funeral Heme.

5106 Second Ave Hazelwood Funeral on Wednesday at 8.30 a Reouiem high mass at St. Anns Church at 9 a.m. STRONG April 18, 1953, of 329 Alberts Turtle Cf'ek. Herbert (Bert), husband of Isabelle Murray Strong and father of Thomas G. Strong.

Friends and members of the Presbyterian Church and all Masonic Bodies received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 125 Churrh St Turtle Creek, where services will be held Tuesdav at 2 p. m. Masonic services Monday at 7p. m.

SIT ART On "Friday, April 17. 1953, Grace M. Miller Stuart of 321 Seward St widow of John S'tiart; mother of Mrs. Lillian ftlllwell, John T. (Jack) and William E.

Stuart: daughter of Mrs Anna Belle Bentel Miller and the late Edward Miller: sister of Mrs. Lillian Blum and Mrs Anna Smith; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at the parlors of Wm Slater A- Sons Virginia Ave and Kearsarge St Mt. Washington. Funeral on Wednesday, April 22.at9a m.

STI PAK Of 815 Fisher St on Sun-cay. April 19. Joseph in his 43rd year, beloved husband of Mary Normant Stupak; son of Felix Stupak; father of James. Patricia and Sandra Stupak; brother of Helen Woznlak and Chester Stupak Friends received at the Funeral Home of John Schaub Sons 425 Brownsville Mt Oliver, Funeral on Wednesday at 8 30 a. m.

Solemn high mass of requiem In St Joseph's Church at 9 .30 a m. Inter- ment St. Joseph's Cemetery. TANANIS On "Siindav-April 19. 1953, of 107 Twenty-first St Mun-hall, Joseph Tananls, beloved father of Mrs.

Loretta Newell. Mrs Marie Hollls, Mrs Emily Hunter, John J. Tananls; brother of Mrs. Josephine Mllewskl; 3 grandchildren. Friends received nt Proknpovitsh Funeral Home, Ninth Ave, Munhall Requiem mass at SS.

peter and Paul Churrh on ThursdayApril 23. at 9 a m. THOMAS Suddenly. his home, 316 Broadway. McKees Rock on Sa'urdi'v.

April 18. 1953. Norm (Jeff) Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Mabel MrKcnzie Thomas: beloved father of Mrs Janet Havcrn Mrs Claire Sutton. Mrs. Irma Zwlkl, Florence and Glenna Thomas.

Friends received at the Clever Stover Funeral Home 534 Island McKees Rocks Funeral services on Wednesday, April 22 at 2 TROPEANO 'Sunday, An'll 19. 1953. Agostino of 805 Locust St husha-d of Anna Dl Plppa: brother of Salva-tor and Michael Tropeano of New York. Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home. 2007 Flf'h Ave Requiem high mass at the Church of the EplohanyonThursdayat 9 a.

m. WALLISCH On BundaV. Elmer brother of Mrs Claire Heyl: uncle of Mrs. Alma Zelkovlrh, Stella and Ru'h A. Hevl; great-tmcle of James Flvtin.

Friends received at the Regis Stephens Funeral Home, (.00 Cedar 8. Requiem high mass at Most. Hulv Name Church on Wednesday at 10 a Spring Hill Post 671 American Legion serv- Ires on Tuesday at 8 30 p. m. WALSH On Friday, AprtTT7.

1953, Edward J. of 4023 Wlnterburn Agnes Oleksrak. Bronlalaua I and Mrs. Pearl Dutklewlcs; 13 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and sister of Frank Lukowskl Prlends received at the B. Karenskl Funeral Home.

191 Forty-third St. Time of funeral later. (Please omit flowers HEATH Suddenly, on Saturday. April 18. 1953, Gertrude Mae of 1208 Voskamp St beloved mother of Mrs.

Edna Blondl; sister of Mrs. Bertha Painter, Earl and Edward Rager; also two grandchildren end three great-grandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schelihaas and Son, 707 East St, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Friends Invited. HERTtL Suddenly, on April 10, at Baltimore, Md.

(formerly of George beloved husband of Anna C. Glasser; father of Mrs. L. W. Hoflman, George and William Hertel.

HISSRICH Richard on Friday. April 17. beloved husband of Margaret Lafferty Hlssrich of 3948 Greensburg Pike. Forest Hills; father of Mrs. Bernadette Murray.

Mrs. Verne Ference and Richard Hiss-rich; stepfather of Mrs. Margaret Pentz, Mrs. Grace Scott. Mrs.

Ruth Ikslc, Mrs. Florence Thoma; also survived by three sisters. to brothers and 19 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Knee Memorial Home, Center al South. WUk.

High mass of requiem at at. Maurice's C. Churrh, Ardmore 21, HUSTON On Sunday, April 19. 1953, at 4 a. Samuel B.

Huston, husband of the late Lucv Johns Huston, aged 76 years, of 219 McKlnley brother of James M. Husion of Burlington, la. Friends and members of Milnor Lodge No. 287, F. A- A.

and Pennsylvania Consistory may call at the Wm. Hlrt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m.

JKSKEY Suddenly, on Saturday, John Jeskey, dearly beloved husband of Marlon Stanley Jeskey of 208 Goodrich father of jack and Ruth Jeskey and Mrs. Bernadlne Konefal; brother of Charles and Joseph Jeskey and Mrs. Helen Hoy-noskl and Mrs. Florence Lang; also survived by four granddaughters. Funeral from the chapel of Walter J.

Sperling, 622 Lockhart on Tuesday at 8 a m. Requiem mass at St. Wenceslaus' Church at 9 o'clock. P. N.

A. of the United 8tates of liAJl2iJL92i5.LrnJtvltd. KELLY On Saturday morning. April 18, 1953, Dora Barkley, wife of John W. Kelly of 216 Hazelwood Emsworth; mother of John Melvln Kelly of N.

Y. William Joseph James and Mrs. Dora Kelly Rellly; also 12 grandchildren. Friends received at the T. O'Shea Funeral Home, 4S0 Lincoln Beilevue.

High mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday morning a t10cclock. KLEPPK'K On Sunday. April 19. 1953. Mary wife of the late Joseph Kleppick: mother of Leo Francis John and Mrs.

F. K. Hahn. Friends received at the O'Toole O'Connor Funeral Home, 5106 Second Hasel-wood. Requiem high mass at St.

Stephens church on Wednesday at 10 a m. KRAI'S On "Sunday, April 19, Bessie beloved wife of Mr Harry B. Kraus; mother of Mrs. Beatrice Grossman, Mrs. Ella Mlllln and Mr.

Emanuel Kraus; sister of Max. Morris, David and Joseph Plckholtz and Mrs. Max Braun. of Florida; three grandchildren. Friends received at the Jack Tnlenfeld Funeral Home, 374 South Negley (near Baum Blvd.) where services will be held on Monday, April 20.

1953 at 1 p. m. Interment Podoller Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. kVnklF.

Sunday, April 19. 1953. Emma Schuette Kunkle of 1329 Hopkins St mother of Mrs. Florence Mack and Mrs. Elizabeth McAsee; aiso ten grandchildren and eisht great-grancKhlldren.

Funeral services at the James Lowrle Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania Wednesday at 2 p. m. Friends invited, LEONARD On Friday night. Patrick beloved husband of Ca'herlne Davoren Leonard of 51ti0 Kincaid St father of Mrs.

Sheila Drisroll, Thomas. John and Morgan Leonard; also three grandsons; brother of John Leonard of Pgh. and Thomas Leonard of Galway. Ireland. Funeral from McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home. 5300 Penn Ave on Tuesday, April 21. 1953. at 8 30 a. m.

Solemn funeral mass St. Lawrences Church at 9.30 a.m. LIGGETT On April 18. 1953. Florence Reed, wife of Clyde C.

Liggett of 1113 Franklin Ave Wllklnsburg; mother of Charles Carson Liggett and Dorothy Jean Liggett, sister of Mrs. James W. Martin of Sheraden. Friends received at the Eaton Funeral Home, 733 Ross Ave Wllklnsburg. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment In Washing-ton. Pa LINDNER On Sunday. April 19, 1953. at 8 30 a. Harriett Alle-bach, widow of Walter J.

Lindner of 2502 Harelton Ave sister of Mrs. Alice Lyons, Mrs, Ruth Yokel and Edward Herman Friends received at the Frank Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysvllle Ave. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Madison Post. V. and friends Invited.

MALLON On Saturday. April 18, Hannah Carr. beloved wife of Patrick Mallon: mother of Mary Margaret Musrave and Ann Louise Mettenberger Funeral from the McCabe Funeral Home. 7204 Thomas on Wednesday at 8 30 a. m.

Requiem hluh mass In Holy Rosary Churrh at 9 a. m. MARCINIAK On Friday evening. April 17, 1953 John husband of Margaret Pachuta Marclnlak of 1312 Harlow Ave Chartiers City. McKees Rocks.

Father of Susan and John Marclnlak. son of John and Blanche Marclnlak; brother of Svl-vester and Edwin Friends received at the M. Shea Funeral Home, 4fi0 Lincoln Beilevue. Hlsh mass of requiem at St. Francis De Sales Church Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock McCLFI.I.ANI) Sunday, April 19, 1953.

Eileen (Dolly i McClelland, beloved wife of Richard R. and mother of James Richard and John Robert of 1008 Beaver N. 8 sister of Edward Laurllla Friends mav call at O'Brien's. 3724 California at Cooper Avenues, N. S.

Requiem high mass in St. Andrews Church Wednesday at9 Jim. MrMII.LEN On Monday morning, April 20, 1953. Katherme Carr, wife of the late Edwin McMUlen. formerly of Crafton.

Pa mother of Mrs. John A. Moore of Glbsonia and Hugh Mi-Milien of Pa sister of Frank I Carr of Canfleld. also survived by two grandchildren. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd (at Graham St.

where services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock Interment at Salem, Ohio, Wednesday afternoon. McNEAL Saturday, April 18. 1953. Margaret, In her 90th year, of Hampton Twp aunt of Charles, Frank, James Leo. Marv and Kath-erlne Duffy.

Mrs J. Lally Friends received at A Staab and Sons Funeral Home. 34 Crafton Ave Crafton. Requiem high mass at St. Ursula's Churrh.

Allison Fark, on Tuesday, April 21, at 10 m. MILLER On Monday. April 2oT Norma Selfert Miller, mother of Joseph Regis Clyde and Rov R. Miller: riauehter of Rose Selfert and sister of Mrs. Olive Acton.

Mrs. Hilda Kenny, Ravmond and Clarence Pelfert. late of 619 Sulsmon In her 59th year Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrle St (Time will begiven laer MIXES OfT Saturday. Aprlflfl.

1953. Mlllnda beloved wife of Charles Mines of 7112 Butler St. Friends received at the Gaines Funeral Home. 220 Auburn St. Services Wednesday.

April 22. at 1 p. m. In-t me nt All phe ny Cem etery. MORRIS At the Presbyterian Hospital on Sabbath, April 19.

1953. Os-wald Morris of Denver Drive, Ohio View Acres, beloved husband of Mildred Morns; father of Vivian Messner. June Andrasko. Patricia and Allen Morris: brother of Mrs. Jacob Hurlork.

Mrs T. Almond, Mrs. Ethel Tinder, Mrs. Addle Tinder, Mrs Guy James and John Morris. Friends received at the Clever and Stover FunernI Home, 534 Island Ave McKees Rocks.

Funeral services on Tuesdav evening at 7:30 o'clock Interment at Locust Grove, NOWAK On Saturday. April Iff, 1953. Bertha of 524 Harrison Ave, Carnegie, mother of Mrs Katherlne Mirage. Mrs, Mary Zagar, both of Coraopolls. Pa Stanley.

Joseph. Walter and Casimer. Friends are being received at the ffrafranskl Funeral Home, 101 Third Carnegie. Pa until Tuesdav, April 21. at 8 30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a. m. NITTON Saturday, Anri! 18, 1953, Etta King, wife of the late George F. Nulton; mother of Clarence A.

and George also three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the Albert F. Johns Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang Ave where services will be held Tuesdav morning at cclock.

O'REILLY Sunday, April 19. 1953. Annie wife of the late William mother of Sister Mary Magda-lena Order of Mercy: John J. of Cleveland, J. Rhodes of New York City; Henrietta and Arthur O'Reilly.

Friends received at A 3taab A' Sons Funeral Home, 34 Crafton Crafton. Requiem hleh mass In St. Philip's Church on Wednesday, April 22. at 9 a. m.

PAIMIERI (Palmer) Suddenly. April 18. 1953. Mike, husband of Aima Flesher; brother of Oaetano, Samuel Palmlerl, Mrs. Kate Diamber of Burgetfstown.

Pa Friends re-reived at Blanco Funeral Home. 825 Western N. S. Funeral services on Tuesdayjt 2q'clqck. riAZZA On Monday, Aprif20.

19537 at 2 a Dr Jerome C. DDS husband of Olenna Wilholt Piazra of 3721 Perrysvllle Ave son of Leonard and Wilms brother of Anthony, Paul, Philip and Leonard Piazza, Friends received at Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrvsvllle Ave. Services on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Greenfield: survived by three sisters.

Mrs. Mary Conr.ell. Mrs. Cecelia Home and Sarah Walsh. Friends rerelved at the Kanal Funeral Home, 500 Greenfield Ave.

Fur.eral Tuesday. April 21 at 8 30 a. with solemn requiem high mass at St. Rosella's R. C.

Church at 9 a m. WlLLIAMS-On Monday. April 20, suddenly, at his home, 400 Elwvn Ave Sprlngdale. Evan Williams, age 47 years, husband of Margaret Younghans: father of Dianne Friends received at the Clowes Funeral Home, Pittsburgh Sprlngdale. Services Wednesday at 2 p.

m. In Memorom REEDY, Edward J. In loving memory of our husband and father, who passed ewsy year go today. April 20. 1952.

We otten sit and think of you, And speak of how you died. To think you bad to close your eyes. Before you said goodbye. The blow was hard, the shock severe. We never thought your death so near.

God only knows, how we miss you, Dad, At the end of this tr-n year. Ssdly missed by wife and family. frorst Cidas: Sprays, Baskets, $5 3719 FORBES ST. 1-1300 126-EIFTH AVteCfefT t-235j LUCZAK FLORIST 417 BUTLER ST. SCHE NLEY 1-4 110 HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill's Only Shop.

541 SIXTH AVE. AT. 1-2900 Monuments Cemetery Lots MT. Royal Cemetery grave lot J340. Fairfax 1-9914.

I lost ana Found BEAGLE Hound Male; vicinity Regent Square. Sunday, answers "Mike." Penhurst 1-7885. BOXER Female, fawn puppy; Tuesday. April 14; Fox Chapel district; answers to.WM ysterlmglj-3 200. COCKER Spaniel BlackT male, year old; child pet; name Beaver Ave.

at Adams North SldjeajdAl-83J70; COLLIE -Lost North Side, Lincoln Ave. Brown snd white, under doctor care. Answers to Buff. Reward. FA.

1-1895. SIMPLIFY houn hunting use a Press Want Ad. FIRESTONE Bus Tires Size Branued T. 58, mounted on rim. Reward.

Write 5h6. Press. FOX Terrier East End: white, male; answers to "Timmie." Identification tag on collar. Reward. Emerson 1-2040 or Hiland 1-1467.

FUR Scarf Near Chamber of Commerce B.dg, on Saturday about 6 p. m. Reward. Fremont 1-1653. GERMAN Shepherd Male, black, tan fawn, named "Sleefned." sore right leg.

Penhurst 1-2798. GLASSES (Child's i. blue frames, lost vicinity Courtright City steps-Bnehton Rd Saturday afternoon. Linden 1-4161M. GLASSES Lijht brown case.

"Doig," lost Thursday, Downtown-South Hills. Reward. Court 1-1080. extension 285. KEYS Lost Friday evening on Negiey st.

car. Reward. Court 1-38 11 KEEP In touch with opportunity In The Press Want Ads MANCHESTER Terrier Black-brown, short tail, new harness "Jo-Jo Lost d'quesne HeiEt.ts. Reward. Everglade 1-4032.

PRESS Want Ads have a well deserved reputation f-T effective Results. WALLET Brown: containing pay, other identification. Lost corner Coral Aiken Frldav. Montrose rjK). WALLET "Red, lost around SlfT and Word.

April 17th. Fiiday; contained rewa-d Fnmont 1-5874. WRISTWUClf "LadVs "Omega." white gold; between Mandril's Bar and Island Ave. Reward. Federal 1-5877.

REWARD White "Huskv" dcg iSamo- yed Call Locust 1-4069. FOUND Dog in my carace. Hark end white female: nr breed Identified hv calling Mrs Simon Pat- erson. Ha 'el 1-8781 YOUR competent employment bureau a Press Want Ad. LOST Sum of rnnney In small yellow envelope Name and address on envelope.

Between downtnwn. Beechwood, Penn Ave Car 75. 76, 73 Thu-sday. Reward return to owner. MU.

1-0404. LPT a Pr Want Ad be your sales representative. Persona MILDRED Winters of East Pittsburgh, please cet in touch with Mrs A Drent. my husband died March 8. Please get In tmch with me Immediately.

Walnut 1-1299. Please "come back. I am sorry. P. WM Tell Same place, day and time.

Brown eyes Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, Pa. April 6. 1953 Separate and sealed proposals will he received a' tne otTire of tile of Aiieciuov 'unty. Room 104. Vur' lit! huicn.

Pa until 10 30 A. M. Thursday April 2:, I9r3 and wii be pubiiclv opened at 11-00 A In tne presence of the foun'v Commissioners In Room 4'. Court House Pittsburgh. for Hardware.

Special blanks and envelopes for use of Instruc-lon h- Rodders and conditions rriruiatmE bidding together spcinrations nay be had on application to the office of the Bureau of Purchases Room 207 Court Ho---e Pa. Proposals must he accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order of or runnlne 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 ID case of award The County Commissioners reserve the right to re'ert anv and all bids. James W. Knox Controller Oiimtv of Allcrheny OFFICIAL P-orouch of rjiassport. Allechenv County.

Fa. Bids Due Mondav. Mav llth. 1953. proposals will be received by the Council of the Borouch ff Class-port, Pennsylvania, at the Municipal fPassoort, AHenhenv County, Pennsylvania, until eltiit clock 18 00 1 m.

Eastern standard Time, the llth day of Mav. 1 953. for PEINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE at which time and place, will be puMic.v opened and read of rian. ai-d oher Contract Documents me on roe ar.d open to puhoc apd they miy be from the of Alex Hutchinson Son, Rorourh Engineers. s-uth Avenue.

Wllklns-b'lie. I'ennsvlvarila. The character and the amount of the security to be furnished bv Bidders is slated In the Instructions to Bidders The pot-ouch of rv.asspnrt reserves the re: to -elect m-v ot all bids. ALEX HUTCHINSON A p. i ouch Entiiieers.

tiOK s-oith Avenue. renna. Miss Rrrjna Witk- wsKl, Hor.vii.-li Pchl.ft. OFFICIAL" ADVERTISEMENT AND Y.Q' '1 i'MKN'T ALTERATIONS AND AUDIT. IONS TO hU.MEYILI.E JUNIOR HIOH SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SOROWM OF WEST M1KFL1N.

AI.l.E' IIIKNY COUNTY, i'A. Sealed pr-powils will be received by LeRov Timms. Secretary, ilomevlhe Junior High School Building. Ena (l.eiicjirn Streets. West MifT.lss.

A.ie-ghenv Cour.tv. Pennsylvania, ul-tll 0 P. M. iDST. Monday, May llth.

1953. '-rit-llveied ollls and Delivered and Installed" It Furniture and Equipment fur the and A to Juuier Hmh School. and Oleneairn Streets, Wet Mifliin, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Copies of plans, specifications and other rontiaot documents will be on Hie and open to public inspection at the offices of the Architect I.amont H. Button and Paul F.

McLean. 119 E. Moiiteomerv Aeuue. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, wiie 12., where sets ot such d-ruments be ot-faine-l upon ot $11100 for earh.

jet If the chK-umeriti returned gifvd condition hve i5t davs after the opening of bids the deposit will he returned to each actual bidder If the documents are not returned within the time stated, the entire amount of the dep'-sit will be forfeited The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidder and the basin of award shall be as stated In the Instructions to Bidders in the iipcclftcfitlon. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty 1 30 1 davs after the scheduled closing time for receipt bids. The Srh.d District of Borouch of West Miffisn, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, re-erves the rig' to waive any informalities In or to reject anv or all bids, alternates, or parts of bids. By order of the School District of Borough of Went Mifflin LeROY M. TIMMS, Secretary.

pt7m.icEDtTioi OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH Sealed bids will be received In the office of the Secretary and Business Manager, Room 251 Administration Buioling. Reilefleld Avt nu and Forbes Street, until 2 cIock M. Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday. My 5 Itcct and be opened at the same hour lor Auto Shop and Small Hand Tools, Scrubbing- Machines: Wood Scaf-foldlne Wash Sinks, Water Controllers, Lumber: Home Economics Small Euu.p-ment.

Stenrll Sheets and Mimeogr-iph Ink, Repair Servue Mlrner uraph Machines; Paper, Printing. Auto Truck. Food Service Supplies mid Erjuiniiient: Furniture and Equipment and Sale e-f Used Materials anil Equipment Specific ahem and bidding; blanks and general information can be obtained at Hie office of the Purrhasinc Agent, 3O0 Admin i -tration Bnildlr.it The ard of Public Education reserves the right to reject sny or ail bids. ROTHROCK, Secretary and Business Manager Pass Bar Exam 17 Pittsburghers Qualify for Law Twenty-six district residents, including 17 from the City, passed the bar examination given by the State Board of Law Examiners last January. The list included: John J.

Rrlltrcrr mm Edgar W. Breisch 60 Glenfleld Jay J. Cooper. 5873 Darlington Frank-n Conflentl. 136 S.

FaJnnont Burton C. Duerrlng, 2S Mabrick St. rrrucy, uawson Wl am r.rittan Kf'm- 192 Spring Valley RoUrt ti.it WJ' Pleasant "Ills; Charlei Klrsehiifr, 4 Bayaid St GeftlCI -no hie- lfli c.n... John i Rhule, 212 Negley Ave Ralph H. Smith 2H21 Perrysvllle Ave.

ivrarr h. layior. 4S4 serpentine Jonathan F. Whetel. 720 Shadv Ave Frank Mast 207 Kyle.

19.13 Mt. Royal Glenshaw; James T. Collie 82i Eighth Brack-enndce. John R. DAmlco, 80.1 Benwood Ave McKees Rocks.

Joseph Esper. 7 716 Wefmore-land Swissvalr, M.e V. Geddis. 633 Means Beilevue; J.ihn A. Kocur.

203 Vlrylnl Iv. A.Mmw.M vj.n,.- 626 Corey Ave Breddork, Alexander H. Tvaiacr 1 1 ueorue v.reensouig. Hopes Rise for End Of GE Walkout CINCINNATI, April 20 (UP) Hopes rose today for an early settlement of the 38-day-old strike at the General Electric Co. jet engine plant in nearby Even- dale, after a CIO official indicated workers would accept any decision reached by a presidentially-appointed arbitration board.

John W. Livingston, a CIO- United Auto Workers vice presi dent, said he had learned from Defense Department sources that Assistant Defense Secretary John C. Hannah has asked the Federal Mediation Service to try to get the Evendale plant back in pro duction by the end of April. Deotf) Nofeei 41 HRlIif.F On Monday, April 20, VihS. Kooert L.

Aldrlrtge. aged 67 years, beloved husband of Blanche McC'laln Aidrldpe of 2'40 Espy Dormont; brother of Mrs John of Winchester. Ky Friends received at the Belr.hauer Mortuary, MO West Liberty Ave where services lll be held. (Notice of time of services later i All! I Rl Suddenlv, on Saturday, April 18 1953. Bettlna Dattola.

beloved wife of Anthony Arcuri. of 51-j W. Railroad Verona, mother of John, of Veronf: Louis, of Oakmont; Dominic, of Universal and Mary, at home Friends received at the Eaion-Underwood Funeral Home. 378 Maryland Oikmoiit, Pa. Requiem high mass In Jojpph Church, Verona, Wfdnesdnv mornlngat9 o'clock BAK Mile, aged 67, 1124 Ave Clalrton.

Pa on Sunday April ir. l'53, at 11 45 a. husband of Mildred Balrh: father of Mrs Mary Keser. Mrs Olca Anrrile, Midland, Mrs. Nancy Matola, Mrs Bettv Pasuln.

George Baich, all of Clatrton; Theodore. 8P-S, JefTerson Boro and Daniel, Midland; 15 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Friends received at Finney Bfkavac Funeral Home, Chilrton Services Wednesday at 1 .10 Interment JeRerson Memorial Park. IURAKAT On Sunday afternoon, April II). 1953.

Mack, husband of the la'e Annie Barakat of 2038 Fifth Ave father of Thomas Carmen, Minnie Tuning and Cella Polonofsky; also eight grandchildren Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary, 2t30 West Liberty Ave until Wednesday noon Services at St. George i Svrian Orthodox Church, Bedford Ave. at lp m.Pjfase omit, flowers. liFROFR Sunday. April" 19.

195T. I' Edna Berger of th nithridee Apis, nithrtdce St. daughter of the late Christopher and Mary Adair Berger; sister of Mrs. M'irv A'nes Pastre. Friends re-reived at H.

Samson's. 537 Neville Ft where services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock BRANDSTFTTER On Saturday morning. April 18. 1953. Charlotte Brandstetter.

In her 87th year; wife of the la'e Benjamin of 3710 Atkins St, N. mother of Mrs. Matilda Thlerauf; grandmother of Dorothv Le Baron and Mildred Thlerauf Friends re-reived a. McDonald's Funeral Home, 529 California Ave Avalon. Services Tuesday af'ernoonat 2o'clock.

BR NMsrearet Sweeney. of Harrv O. Braun. of 390 Fiarl St. Leetonta, Ohio on Saturday evening, April 18.

Services Tuesday. 9 a. PRKRFV Suddenly, on Saturday, April IS. 1953. Louis age 43 years, beloved husband of Josephine Scott.

Brlskey: father of Dolores, Robert and Marlene. Late of 506 Chestnut brother of Joseph L.t John Mrs Rose Ann Marsh, Anthony and Andrew. Friends received at the Joseph A Pappert A- Sons Funeral Home, 711 Lcck-har' St Funeral on Wednesday, requiem hiph mass at St. Mary's Church at9 15 a. m.

I)Sllt On Sunday. April 19, a' 9 Lvda M. Bundshuh at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose Irene Brush of 139 Merrlmar St Mt. ash widow of Charles M.

Bundshuh: mother of Mrs. Rose Irene Brush and Mrs John E. Keith of Delia. Calif. Friends received a' the parlors of Wm.

Slater and Con. Vireima Ave. and Kearsarue St Mt Washington. (Notice of funeral later f'ONNFLL Suddenly, on Friday, Charles Cnnnell of D. 1.

Mars. Pa formerlv employed by the Standard Mfi Co. Services at the cl.snel of Walter Sperling, 622 Lorkhart St on Tuesday at I o'clock. Friends Invited. TTtONIN Saturday moTnlng, Anns Mulvihlll widow of Jeremiah T.

Cronln of 5643 Rural E. mother of Marie Margaret M. and James Vincent Cronln; grandmother of Barbara Ann and Patricia D. Cronln. Funeral from McCabe Eros Funeral Home.

5300 Penn Ave Wednesday, April 22. 1953. at 8:15 a m. Requiem hiph mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 15 a. m.

Saturday, April 18, 1953, the Hon. Heber Dlthrlrh, Judge of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, husband of Mrs. Lois Dlth-rich, Fleming Coraopolls, Pa father of Charles Dithrlch, Pe-wlckley. brothsr of Mrs. Donald T.

Oleason, Chicago 111., and Edward R. Dithrlch, Coraopolls. Pa also survived by one grandchild. Friends received at the family home, Fleming Corao-jolls, Pa. Services will be held at the St.

Stephen's Episcopal Church, Sewlrklev, on Tuesday, April 21, at 2 o'clock. DROGOWSKI Caslmlra. Sunday, April 19. 1953, at her late residence, 1704 Warriors Westwood. Pgh, wife of the late Stanley; mother or Bernard, Wanda Srhuller, of Am-bridge; Edward Reglna Kamln-ski, Henry A Stanley Richard C.

and 11 grandchildren. Friends will be received at her late residence. Funeral Thursday at 9:30. Requiem hlsh mass at Guardian Angels R. C.

Church at 10 Interment In 3t. Adalbert's Cemetery, lORBFTK On Sunday morning, Juel Brien, widow of William L. Forheck of No 4 O'Hara Place; mother of Kenneth Forbeck and Mrs. Thelma Doloughtv. Funeral from the McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Ave. on Wednesday, April 22, 1953, at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass In St John The Baptist Church at 10 o'clock. C1EORCE On flatur'day, April IB, 1953, Anna Simon, mother of Tony George of 1107 Webster Ave Funeral from the MrAvov Funeral Home.

1700 Forbes on Tuesday morning at 8 30. Requiem high mass at St Ann's Maronite Church at 9 o'clock. ORCENDFL On Saturday. April 18. 1953, at 10:45 a Mary Saner of 95 Plus beloved wife of Michael Gruendol; mother of Mrs.

Helen Rlggs and one grandchild. Survived by two brothers, Brother Fenilnand. and George 3auer; two sisters, Mrs. Peter Vogt ana Mrs Bernard Linneman. Friends and members of the Blessod Virgin Sodality and the LCB Branch 85.

received at the Erny Funeral Chapel. South Elehteenth and Jane Sis Funeral on Tuesday at 9 a. m. Requiem hlch mass In St. Michael's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. OWODLISKV On Saturday, April 18, 1953, Felix, brother of Mary Chlera, Beatrice Condrat, Helen Matlie and Stanley Savirk. Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home. 2007 5th Ave Reouiem hiRh miss at St.

Peter's Church on Turs. da" at 9:30 a. IMRFNSKI On Sunday. April 19. Joanna, beloved wife of Albert W.

Harenskl and mother of Joseph A Tajak, Frank Mrs. Detectives Raid Two Speakeasies County detectives broke up two budding speakeasy operations over the week end. In a raid at 4 Shomin the detectives arrested Sam Robinson, 27, of 10 Monaca on charges of operating a gambling house and selling untaxed liquor. Some 40 visitors were released. Robinson was arrested April 7 on a similar charge but the trial has not come up yet.

Also arrested was Eugene Tallo, who detectives charged with operating a gambling house on the second floor of 1203 Fifth Ave. The 14 patrons to the speakeasy were released. Turtle Creek Students In Musical Show A demonstration of stringed musical instruments will be presented by Turtle Creek public school students at Duquesne University tomorrow. The public program will be staged in the Campus Theater from 2 to 3 p. m.

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