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Deaift Notices Uml Nro Warftfctf Cards of Tfcasfcs PAGE 30 PITTSBU RGH PRESS. JANUARY 19. 1947 COMPOSITOR Must a craftsman to work in a fast-moving composing room: plenty of equipment and material to work Modern School Curriculum Being Planned for State A 0tfc Notices GREEN On Friday. Jan. 17.

1947. at 9 45 p. Charles Holiday Qreen of 171 Howard Penn husband ol Catherine Am Green nee WUkiei; father of Rarmond Charles. Ermt Mae Geissinger. Calvin Walker and Doris Lorraine: also 1 grandson: brother of Bertha Armstrong.

Blanche Beck. Ruth Blickenderfer. Lydla Joyce and Durbin Green. Friends received at Stewart's Funeral Eome. 9311 Frackstown React, where sen ices will be held Monday, Jan.

at 2 p. ra. First Revision Made Since 1924 Pittsburgh's elementary school children soon may be taught not only to read but to enjoy reading something worthwhile. A program to accomplish this I Obituaries Cartis Q. Campbell Curtis Q.

Campbell, sales engineer for the McNally Manufacturing Oorp- died Priday in his home at 220 Bigbam St lilt. Washington. He was 66. Mr. Campbell was a member of the First English Lutheran Church, the Masonic Lodge in Shamoicin, and the Engineers Society of "Western Pennsylvania.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Alma Lewis Campbell; two sons, Curtis 8. and James L. Campbell; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Walters two sisters, Mrs.

H. C. Hoch and Eflie May Campbell: a brother, R. P. Campbell, and five grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held in the William Slater it Sons Funeral Home, Virginia Mt. Washington 4 p. m. today. Burial will be in Shamokln.

Frank H. Kennedy Funeral services for Frank IL Kennedy, retired Pittsburgh attorney, were held yesterday in St. Petersburg, FTa. Mr. Kennedy died In his home there yesterday.

He was 82. A native of Pittsburgh, he was educated in Oakdale Academy and the University of Michigan Law School. Admitted to the bar in 1301, he jspecialized in Orphans' Court and in coal, oil and gas cases. Mr. Kennedy was a member of several Masonic Orders and was a former state legislator.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Caroline Blngey Kennedy. Burial was in St. Petersburg. Mrs.

Nellie Richards Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Richards, of 856 Spring Garden who died Thursday at the St. Francis Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the William Slrlln Funeral Home, 620 E.

Ohio St. Mrs. Richards. 67, had ben a life-long resident of the district. The widow of Thomas Richards, she leaves two sons.

Raymond and Edward Richards; three daughters. Alberta Richards, Mrs. Lillian Kohl, and Mrs. Ruth Luceran; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Bums, and six grandchildren.

Burial will be In the United Cemetery. Mrs. Katarina Sliva Sharak Requiem high mass for Mrs. Katarina Slida Sharak, widow of Paul Sharak. will celebrated Tuesday at 9 a.

m. at St. Basil's Church. Mrs. Sharak: died Friday at her home, 140 Stewart Carrick, following: a long illness.

Surviving are four children. Mrs. Anna R. Burns, Mrs. Catherine Bishop, Michael and John Sharak, and nine grandchildren, all of Carrick.

Friends are being received at the residence. Burial will be in Cal-rary Cemetery. Henry J. Gciger Solemn requiem high mass for Henry J. Oeiner.

retired employe of Brewing will re sunsi tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. at St. Cyrils Church. HERRMANN Of 116 Brownsville Rd-.

aft Oliver, on Friday. January 17. at 9:45 a. Josephine Johanna Herrmann, in her 76th year: di-jthwr of the late Carl and Elizabeth Herrmann. Friends received at tli Funeral Home of John D.

Scnaub Sou, 425 Brownsville Rd. Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Moo cay it 9 ft. Boiemn high mass of requiem in St.

Canire's Church at 10 a. m. Friends and members of St. Ca-nice Ladies' Society and Sacred Heart League are invited. Interment In St.

George Cemetery. HIMELREICH On Thursday Jan. Its. Fmii, husband of Cazella Hunelreich. ol 1127 Knox Are McKees Rocks.

brother or Mrs. Agatha, Lang: also sur vived by 4 nieces and 1 nephew. Friers as reeelyed the A. J. Kaser Funeral Home.

512 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Services Sunday at 3 p. Friends and members of Croatian irGe No. 125 are invited. Interment priyat Monday mt 10 a.

m. HOW ELL At Betnei. on Saturday, Jan. 18. 1947.

Florence Hunt, wife of Alfred C. Howell, mother of Alfred H. nd Joseph A. Howeil. sister of Fred L.

Hunt of Rochester. N. and Harry C. Hunt of Peri. Friends received at H.

Samson's. 537 Neviile Tuesday. Jan. 21. uDUl 3 p.

m. wnen services will be held. HILL On Friday. Jan. 17.

at 10:15 p. Guv husband of Jean Donaldson Hull, and father of Samuel D. Huil and son of Mrs Jennie HuU of Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Friends received at the Frank W.

Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Milnor Lodge F. A.

M. and friends invited. MeDOHEIX Od Thursday. Jan. 16.

1947 John. hcband of Marv R. Magee McDowell, cf 1217 Resaca Place. Friends re ceived at B. B.

Devlin Funeral Home. b02 Sherman Ave. Services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. KASPEK On Friday. January 17r 1947.

Anna Katnerlne, wife of William H. Kas- per: motner or Anna Mane I nomas and daughter of Anna Smith. Friends received at Aeberli's Chapel. East North Ave. at Sandusky St.

Services on Monday at 2 m. KAISER r-On Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1947.

Frederick C. beloved husband of Anna Mohlman Kaiser of 107 DeWalt Brentwood, and brother of Mrs. Rosa Kohlwever. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John Slater. 4201 Brownsville Road.

Whitehall, Brentwood. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'ciork. He was a member of Franklin Lodge No. 221 and A. LISTER On Saturday.

Jan. 18. 1947. at 3:12 a. m.

Gertrude Luster inee Orchard), wife of James w. Luster age b9 years, of 2721 Cobden mother of Charles. Georfte O. Luster: also 3 grandchildren; sister or Lyda McNall. Jean Mclntosn.

Hartie Preisinper, Oliver and Charles Orchard. Friends mav call at the William C. H.rt Funeral Home. 704 Brownsville Road (at Alice St.) Services Tuesday at 2 p. m.

ACRE On Friday. Jan. 17th. 1947. Mary Rhln.

widow of JoseDh Maurer: mother of Helen. Mrs. Alma Hall, Robert. William. Raymond and Anthony.

Friends received at the D. E. Wehrle Funeral Home. 405 North Ave Millvale. Funeral Monday.

Jan. 20th, at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Anthony's Church at 9 a MiLAl'GHLIN On Friday.

Jan. 17. 1947. Michael McLaughlin, formerly of 816 Selby Way. son of the late Patrick and Bridget Lyden McLaughlin: brother of Mrs.

John McDonnell of Monaca. Pa. Friends rereived at Colligan Bros Funeral Home, 800 Carson 3. Funeral on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 8 15 a.

Hich mass of requiem at St. John's Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited MILLER On Thursday. John, of 3584 Evergreen Road, husband of the late Ella Miller.

Friends received at Cornelius Papperts. 2705 East N. where services will be held Monday morning. Jan. 20.

1947. at 10 o'clock MINOR On Thursday. Jan. 16. at 1 15 n.

Anna Mav Campbell Minor of 128 Oneida widow of William C. Minor, beloved mother of Mrs Henrietta M. Hewitt and James B. Minor, sister of Mrs. Henrietta L.

Hewitt. Friends received nt the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where services be held Sunday. Jan. 19, at 3 p. m. Interment in Wavnesburg.

Monday morning Friends and members of Rose Chapter No. 92. O. are Itjvited. Eastern Star -services Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

MORLEV Suddenly on Friday, Jan. 17. 1947. Altera M. and R.

Dennis, of No. 6 Tarnaqui Village. beloved wife and son or Morlev; Mster of Mrs. Alice and Robert MrCaullev. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son.

707 fiast N. S. Noiice of time la'er. MI'KIMIY On Thursdav. Jan.

16. 1947. Cornelius husband of Marv E. Butler, father of Irene and Neil Murphv. Friend received at his residence.

134 Climax St. Funeral on Monday. Jan. 20. at 8 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St Canices Church at 9 a. Friends Invited. NFII.I.IE On Friday. Jan 17.

1947. Samuel husband of Mrs. Blanche Collins Neillie; father of Mrs. Mary Lang. Friends received at his late residence.

7317 Hamilton where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. NEWELL On Friday. Jan 17. 1947. Arthur aire 64 vears.

beloved husband of Acnes R. Newell, of 1002 Watson Coraopolis. father of James of Groveton; Arthur of Havre DeCJrace. and Mrs. Frank Marks.

of Coraopolis Friends received at Russell L. Troxell Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Coraopolis. Pa. Funeral on Monday.

Jan. 20, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church.

Corapolis, at 9 a. m. Inter-ment St. Joseph's Cemetery. PONITZ On Saturday.

January- 18. 1947 JonpTie. oeiove.l of Charles and Elisabeth Bridge Ponitz; at her home Oreely. Wall. Pa.

Friends received at the Joseph R. CndercoPer Funeral Home. 200 Caldf-ell Ave. Wilmerding Time of funeral later. Suddenly at Oakmnnt.

Pa on Friday. Jan 17. 1947. Oeoree Putrlocher of No. 3 Marearet St.

North Bessemer. Pa husband of Alice Mar-hen Put7.1ocher: father of George. Jr Helen Marie and Shirley Jean. Friends mav call at the Funeral Home of Charles L. Gordon, 210 Allegheny River Oakmont.

Services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment "Plum Creek Cemetery. PYI.E- On Fridav afternoon. Jan. 17.

1947. Carl beloved husband of Clara Tuttle Pvle. of 28 1 1 Hillburn St Havs Pa. Friends received at oiilen Coulter Co. 319 E.

9th Ave. Homestead, where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock Ql INN On Thursday. January 16. 1947 William of 220 Elm St Edeewood. Pa.

Husband of the late Marv R. Hardire, fa'her of William F. Quirin and Mrs. Margaret F. Wolf.

Friends invited to rMl at the Scott Funeral Home. 301 Mareuerite Ave. Wilmerding Funeral mass at St. James Church. Wiikinsburg.

on Monday at 10 a. m. fJohnstown. papers please copy.l i RF.II.I.Y On Wednesday, Jan. 15.

at i Syracuse. N. Annie O'Connor Reilly, 1 wife of the late Peter Reiily; mother of i Mr Thomns A Mar- Funeral Directors tin L. and Joseph A. Reilly.

Friends received at the Parlors of Wm. Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. from 9 to 11 a. Tuesday, Jan.

2L. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. aU CHARD Jan. 16. 1947.

Nellie Herr. widow ef Thos. Richards ot S56 Spring Garden Are. Beloved mother of Alverta. LiHlan.

Ruth Ray, Edward Richards. Sister of Catherine Barns: six grandchildren. Funeral services on Mon. at the William Sirlia Funeral Home. 620 East Ohio St.

at 2 p. m. Friends invited. SAHXEBt At Los Angeles. California, on Monday.

Jan. 13. Veronica Schmidt, wile of trie late Albert moiiifr ot Louis A of Pittsburgh and Milton P. of Los Angeles. Also survived bv one sister.

Mrs. Catherine Gruber of Newark. Ohio: six grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Koontt Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road.

Funeral Tuesday at 9 a m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Basil's Church at 10 a. m. Interment in St.

Georges Cemetery. SCHOXBlBGEft Suddenly on Thursday. January 16th. at 5:45 p. Sari husband of Rosemary Scholi Schornbur-ger of 52 Ashford West View: father of Mrs.

Rosemary Nauj ell. Earl. Bernice. Warren. Ronald and Jerome Schornbur-ger.

Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Athanaslus Church at 10 a. m. Holy Name Society and friends invited.

SCHOFIELD On Friday. Jan. 17. 1947. at 1:55 a.

Katherice -H. Bradley, wife of Thomas W. Schofield. mother of Thomas sister of Mrs. Alice Armstrong, Joseph and George Bradley, all of Pittsburgh: grandmother of Jean and Donna Lee Schofield and William Berne-berg.

Friends received at the family home. 185 Stanton Courts where funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2. Members of Stanton Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church and Alpha Chapter O. E. S.

are Invited. SCHNEIDER At hrs residence. 1928 St Paul South Side. John George Schnei der, husband of the late Elizabeth Schneider tnee Schmidt): father of Mrs. Barbara Tschippert.

Mrs. Sophia Mandrier. Mrs. Margaret Hinkofer. George.

Andrew Paul John A George J. II. Thomas eighteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John Schauta Sons 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.

Funeral on Tuesdav at 9 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Michael's Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. SEMAXS On FrlfJay. Jan. 17. 1947, at 2:20 p.

Florence Tucker Semans. wile of Harrv L. Semans. mother of Mildred K. Semans of 323 N.

Murtland St. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SHARAK On Friday.

January 17. 1947. at 12:45 a. Katarina Sharak, widow of Paul and beloved mother of Mrs Anna Burns, Mrs. Catherine Bishop Michael and John: also 9 erandchildren Friends rereived at the family home.

140 Stewart Carrick. Funeral on Tues day with requiem high mass at St. Basil's cnurcn at 9 a. m. SMEAL At Galesburg.

Illinois. Thurs day. Jan. 16. 1947.

Margaret Ellen Smeal. formerly of 495 Marietta Place, Mt. Lebanon; mother of Paul Smeal, an employe of the Pgh. Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank. Funeral services at the G.

H. Busch Son Funeral Home, 4334 Pearl Cleveland. Ohio, on Monday at 1:30 p. m. Interment will be in Lakevlew Cemetery.

-STL't KI At Jacksonville. on Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1947.

at 6:30 p. Naomi Johnston Stucki. wife of William Stuck! dauKhter of James and the late Laura Johnston: sister of Nellie Fowler and Betty (Rhodes. Friends received at H. Samson's.

,537 Neville St where servires will be held afternoon at 3 o'clock. SWASKA Suddenly on Saturday, January 18. 1947. at 2 p. at the home of his daughter.

2819 Saceman Brookline John atjed 90; husband of the late Joseohme vlarrolf: father of Mrs. Emma L. Will. Mrs. Estelle Gormly, Mrs.

Millie T. Fitch and George W. Swaska Sr. Friends received at the Bemhauer Mor tnary. 2ti30 W.

Liberty Ave Notice of funeral laier. S7.i r.lXKI On Friday. January 17. 1947. Katherine Szuiecki.

of 615 Chestnut N. mother of Mrs. Pearl TJlonski. Miss Mary and Alexander Szulecki. Funeral from the Drzewleckl Funeral Home.

119 South 15th S. S. on Tuesday. Jan uary 21 at 8 a Requiem mass at St. Stanislaus cnurcn at 9 a.

m. 1 IltWF.I.I, Sudaenly on Friday. January 17. 1947, Rose Amelia of 607 Lockhart beloved wilj of Howard W. Tidwell; mother of Robert S.

MrCaullev. Mrs Alire Kratovel and Mrs. Alvera Morlev: daughter of Mrs. Augusta Schuerman: 6 sinters and one brother: also 5 grand children. Funeral from the home of Scr.clinans and Son.

707 East St. Notice of t'me lner. TOMSICK Suddenly on Wednesday, January 15. at 8 p. Theresa, beloved daughter or Mr.

and Mrs Leopold Tom-sick of 5G08 Duncan St. Friends rereived at the Joseph C. Paris Funeral Home, 4825 Butler St. Funeral Monday. January 20 at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at 8t. Mary'fc Assumption Church. 57th St at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. On Fridav. Jan 17 1947? Francis late of a053 Straubs Lane, beloved husband of Mary Weber Turney; brother of Mrs. Stella Conway of Heech-vlew. Pa.

Funeral from the Chapel of Walter J. Sperling. 622 Lorkhart St on Tuesday at 9 a. m. Requiem mass ot Good Samaritan Chapel.

14th at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. WILEY On Friday, Jan. 17. 1947.

at 12:30 p. at her residence. 800 Heber ton Belle M. Wiley, wife of Charles S. Wiley: mother of Mrs.

Emily W. Bun ton. Mrs. Jtfartha W. Hickman, Helen Clare and Charles Frank Wiley.

Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Interment private Monday morninsr. WINKLER Suddenly, on Saturday.

January 18. 1947. Barbara E. Hufnagel. wife of Oswald Winkler, mother of Joseph James daughter of Edward A.

and Emma Rudolph Hufnagel. Funeral from the family home, Greenhill -Rd off Babrock Millvale. on Wednesday. Ian 22, at 8 a m. Requiem Hich Ma.s at tT Amnony cnurcn, Millvale, at 9 a Friends Invited.

YARVAI.L On Saturday afternoon. Jesse, husband of tne late Mildred Greenan Yarr.all; father of George. Thomas. Jesse. Mildred and Regis Yarr.all.

Funeral from MrCahes. 5100 Penn on Tuesday, Jan. 21. 1147 at 8:15 a m. Requiem hish mass at St.

Richnrd's Church at 9 a. in. ZOIII.FK On Thursday mornine, Jan. 16. 1947.

at 3:25 o'clock. Bernhard Zoel-ler. beloved h'isband of Margaret Zoeller, tnee Graham 1 of 2102 Whi'cd St Over, brok; father of Howard Hazel Philip and Mrs. Kathrvn Crossman; brother of Jacob Zoeller, of Reading. and Julia Zoeller of Blacklick, Pa also 5 grandchildren Friends received nt Beinhauer Mortuary.

Libert Ave where Bi-eviceS will be held on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Friends Invited. Interment in Allegheny County Memorial Park Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Cards ef Thanks MR. and Mrs Jack Andrews and family wish to thank their many friends and neiahbors for their sympathy and floral offerings in the loss of their beloved son Jackie. MRS Yanakos and children wish to their many friends and neighbors for thrlr svmoathv and floral oflprines in the loss of their beioved husband and father Funeral Directors You Can Always Place Perfect Trust in John Kekilty sral DtrteUr PENHURST 20I MRS.

A. J. Thompson wishes to thank her neighbors for their floral offering and kind expressions of sympathy at the time of the death of her husband. Andrew J. Thompson.

fa Mtstorfast ALLSHOCSS Peter in loving memory of our father who passed away 15 rears ago today. Jan. 19. 1933. Dear Father, you are not forgotten.

Though on earth you are no more Sadly missed by daughter Margaret and Husband. FITZGERALD In loving roemorv of my dear husband. Roy J. Fitzgerald, who passed away 2 years ago today. January 19.

145. No one knows how much miss you No one knows the bitter tiain. I have suffered since I lost vou. Life has -never been the same. In my heart your memory lincera.

Sweetly, tender, fond and true- There is not a day dear Roy. That I do not think of vou. Sadly missed by his wife Haxel Pernt Fitrgerald. HEER. Ida in lovinf memory ol Ida Heer.

who died 4 years ago today. Sadly missed by husband and children. GONE but not forgotten In memory of my darling daughter. Middy, who passed away 6 years ago today. Sadly missed bv ner nusoana ana son Konme: also bv the Redcmger family, and her Daddy Maurice G.

W. Sargent. In loving memorv of John Feenev. who passed away Jan." 18. 1939.

Sadly "missed by and son Florists FLOWERS No Tribute Can Be More Eloquent. or More Sincere Than Flowers. LTJBIN SMALLEY. FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave OR. 2200.

ED LUDWIC FLOWERS KOPPERS BLDG. Only Store AT. 1172. Only Location HILL'S FLOWERS THE ORIGINAL DAVE HILL FUNERAL FLOWERS AT ANY PRICE SIXTH AVE. Atlantic 2900 Only Store Open Sunday and Evenings.

Cidas Sprays Baskets $5 3719 FORBFS ST MA -PC 1300 Monuments Cemetery Lets ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park 'j lot. beautiful section permanent care-Sacrifice $225 cash. Freemont 4179 ALLOY. Co. Memo.

Park 2-6 grave lots. Exclusive Will sell at a sacrifice. EV. 3900. ALLEGHENY Memorial Park Two 6-grave lots: reasonable Montrose 8027.

Lost and Found BEAGLE Hound Female, white spots, black, brown' on January 15. in vicinity of Peoples Evergreen Road, Wellington 2404-W. BEAGLE White pup, male, vicinity Swiss-vale. Sick boy's pet. Reward.

Churchill 2S09. BOX Containing two maternity dresses, vicinity Grant's. Market St. Reward Cedar 2565. after 3:30 p.

m. BRACELET Silver Identification, initials V. J. O. one side.

Vicinity Fulton Gimbels or Harmony Bus Bldg. Sentimental value. Lehigh 5461. BRACELET Gold llzagator, 2-inch, Jan. 16.

Gammon's Restaurant or Oakland to Mt. Mercy. Reward. Harel 7325. BRACELET Rhinestones.

downtown or street car. Thursday. Reward. Hiland 2021. evenings Sunday.

COCKER Spaniel Pup Black. 5 months old: Friday. SwLssvale vicinity. Reward. Churchill 002.

COLLIE Dog Male, large, lost. Tan and white: breast collar; legs, paws, end of (all white. Name Dawn. Looks like Lassie Fur long, silky Pltcairn 668. Reward.

DOG Female, hite and brown, part Pek inese and Pomeranian. Fannie. Reward. Allegheny 9120 DOG Black cocker spaniel, male. Vicinity Crafton Helghis.

January 15th A month old. Reward. Walnut 1112. DOG Lost, female beagle, black and tan. full black blanket, white crest, white paws.

13 Mt inches high. 20 pounds; black heavy leather collar, ring attached; reward. Atlantic 3600. USEFUL articles, for sale or exchange, await your inspection in the Miscellaneous i-iassincaiion ot me press. DOG Brown and white collie and shep-herd.

Wiikinsburg and Princeton Blvd children's pet Reward. Answera "Toota Churrhtll 3904. DOG Boston BullTerrier. Friday, vicinity nerssnire ve. x'ei 01 sick cni.a.

Keward. 1002 Berkshire Ave. Lehigh 1864 VARRING Gold, vicinity Hardv Haves Bldg. and Union Trust Bldg. Thursday.

Court 1773. FOUND Squirrel Hill, hunting dog. hound type: owner must ptve further description to claim: no charge. Call Atlantic 8273. FOUNTAIN Pen Parker No 51.

Wine color, gold ton. Carneirie Library Reference itmra. rnaay. hfwira. tinsel 0270.

FOX Terrior Male, medium: Garfield district. Both ears up; body white: ears, left eve blark. Sick. neds doctor's care Reward. Montrose 1149.

HOOK and block for tow truck. Brosvllle c-t. or Arlington Ave. Fridav evening Hemlock 9135 POCKETBOOK Lady's; January 14. Bay ard tinder notify Mrs C.

Murphy Bchenley 6000. Reward PURSE Brown, lost at White Tower, Forbes Oakland. Will finder please. man contents to owner of White Tower Keep money, return papers, etc. Badly uppopq; ring valuable to owner only.

PURSE Lleht's Bakery or FUinond please return: liberal reward. Wendler. 4777 Yew St. Srhenley 32B5. PURSE Black plastic, lady's.

Thursday. 15 street car: contains shell rim glasses; reward. Homestead SILVER Fox furs Lost in Home's rest room: Friday: reward. WAlnut 0724 TOY Fox Terrier Female: bluett face, per-fect white on forehead Crippled hind leg Reward. Everglade 7053 TOY Boston Bull, male, vicinity Graham Blvd.

and Wm. Penn Highway; reward Montrose 3876 between 9-5. WALLET Black leather (man's), contain, tpg monev, business license and other papers: Wednesday in Donahoe's Fifth Ave. Store: generous reward. Hiland 11 86 WALLET Red leather, telephone booth Thrift Drue Store.

5th At Liberty. Friday. Reward Montroe 5230 ir' vou want re.sh for household furniture, a Want Ad in The Tress m-ill nrnmntlv solve your problem WALLET Containing money badly needed. uownrown: reward. Court 1875.

daytime. WATCH Lady's, Swiss, poid. 1n Wilklns-bure. Thursday afternoon: reward. Fen-hurst 4560.

WRIST Watch Swiss, make; nurse's watrn: Virmttv Onklsra-Sirand Theater-Piootnneld; reward. Srhenley 4200. WRIST Watch Lost, mans riulova. (silver easel with band, downtown district around three a. m.

WedneSflsy. Finrler rLEAht return. Wa'rh has ilorii senii-mental value, very liberal reward Call Court 016. WRISTWATCH Lady (joTii rRoyce7' TiipddT evening, vlctnitv fstanlev and Sixth St. parking lot: valnsble to owner.

Reward. Wellington 037BW WRIST Watch Mans white "sold. Bulo-va. aronnd 3 a. Wednesday.

Down town district: valued as elft Liberal reward Court 901; TO give emplovment and to pet emnlor-menf a Want Ad In The Press Is equally effective In both rases fcrteiaf ANYONE knowine the whereabouts of my brother. Frank Molik. who left his home 1315 Fayette St Donort, Pa December 10. please contact Donora Police Dept. or Martin Molsk, th Thomnson Ave Donora.

Pa. (He Is In 111 health, height blue-'iray eves erav hslr, florid complexion: has heat burn on Me-ht chk. rataraet on rleht ere.) HALL Want address or heirs of Van Hail, formerir of 1 1 Herbert Way Estate matter. W. C.

Cox. 208 8. LaSalle. Chl- caeo Molt Hep VonttJ All advertisements in The Pitts-burgh Press Male Help and Female Help Wanted columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold anil the basis of compensation. ACCOtrWTAJTT -CHIEF COST S4800 un der 3f, medium lrd company.

Bush PLAXT for manufacturer olumbir? fixtures. valve. parts. etc CHIEF WETHOD3 UNGI.srFFP. S6500-7500.

know plant layout. non-frrous foundry Drai--t)es. marhlnine ooiishin? bufTins: r.FS. FHAL MANAGER S6.0OO-7.500. for stamp- inf piani.

experience in stamping, craw lng. formine mtal parts LEONARD EXECUTIVE PERSONVE1. Club Floor. William Pnn Hotel ACCOUSTAJiT. college, standard coau S475-500 Chemical Snstneer.

detifn and 373-400 Chemlsti. iraduate. local 225-250 Chemists. PhD. local 550-fcOO Draftsmen, ail tvpaa.

many 250-450 Erection Checker. 25 Maryland 350-4OO Indus'. ril Engineer. Pgh. dis- trlct 200-400 i-30.

wun car. 20O-225 Saie-smen. seenritles 200-225 Salesmen. 25-35. veterans pre- ferred 175-200 ateDorapner-beereiarv.

lnous- trial 175-225 pqsrnes Btt Part Au4.tr rs. ae'hoCi and procedures inn Jr. and 8r Adv eopjrwrtters; ptirchaae men; public reit-tioni man joung. Artuu: employment tr.gr. Toung Many other misc.

oSice ai-sienments. Greater details discussed daily from 9 to 1. COBY SERVICE BUREAU ALCOUNTANT3 1 under 38, general accounting experience: 1 under 27. toad accounting- background. Interest In tabu- macntnea; ci.f.Klta under 25, 1-2 Tears accounting? training eost ACCOUNTANTS: Advertisers; Chemists: Copywriters; Physicists: Production Planners: Statistical Technicians: Public Relations Man: TextUt Engineer; Teachers: China Buyer; Merchandise Manager: Chain Restaurant Superintendent: Engineers: Lumber Graders; Stenographers.

Cosmopolitan Professional. Investment Building. COurt 5324. ACCOUNTANT $250. cost graduate, experience, under 32: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY S250.

confidential navroll. under 32: BUYER-MERCHANDISE MANAGER $250-325. experience in stork. Inventory control, supervision, under 35: INVESTI-GATOR SISO. extensive traveling, college graduate, single.

LEOKARD" PERSONNEL SERVICES Club Floor. William Perm Hotel ACCOUNTANT. 21-3C. trained or experienced. S200: Typist, rapid, clerical.

18-19. S100. MONTGOMERY EMPLOYMENT. 5100 Jenkins Arcade. ADJUSTERS Also lnrestigators.

H. S. grads. 22-28. with car.

S150 plus 50 Under Q. bill, plus bonus; Credit Rev rorter. H. S. 23-32.

with car. 165-170: Bookkeeper. tl7S-S200: Salesman, 25-38, with car. finance $250-5300; Salesman, advertising, draw Si Stenographer. $175: Salesman, wholesale, $220.

KI 4622. Open Mon. till 7. Tate Employment. 901 Highland Bldg.

ADJUSTER Casnaltv exoerienced. Call or write Mr. Fields, Atlantic 5024. 313 Blvd. Allies.

ADVERTISING Men Ruberlvke Plastic Advertising Foneholder. It's like an extra hand. Rests phone on shoulder leaves both hands free. Advertiser's name. phoy number, imprinted thereon.

New. fast selling. It's hot! "Clicks' the minute vou show it. Exclusive no competition. Sells to banks, manufacturers, filling stations, coal dealers, dairies, wholesalers, retailers, newspapers, radio stations, etc.

Fits ail phones. You take orders we ship and collect. Big commissions selling like Wildfire! Better act fast. Revam Plastic. 1527 53rd.

Dept. N-14. Chicago 15. ADVERTISING Book Matches back again ready to go. Make quick profit selling Union Label book matches.

Everyone a prospect. Free big power-house selling kit completely new catalog snappy girls, champion dogs, scenics. fraternal and business cuts. Cash commission in advance. Write todav.

Superior Match. 7530 S. Greenwood. Chicago 19. ADVERTISING Solicitor Telephone proposition: experience unnecessary but heln-ful.

Procram advertising, sood proposi tion; liberal commission. 609 Investment Building ADVERTISING copy writer for advertistrsg agency. Our employes know about this ad. Strictly confidential. Replv, write 402.

Press ADVERTISING Specialties Calendars. Complete year round line. Experience unnecessary. Good comm. earnings paid weekly.

Outfit furnished. Bipss Specialty CO 331 West 63rd. Chlca ft 21. ARTIST Mechanical retouching and line drawings. Year 'round employment with good salary for the man able to fill this position, preter man 40 to so years old.

desirous of making permanent home In Central Florida. Position with the largest growing National Advertising Agency In the South. Only thoroughly experienced need apply. State age. experience and approximate date available if accepted Thomas Q.

Greene. Advertising. 602 Florida Bank Bldg Orlando. Florida ARTIST, experienced layout man. for hich class magazine ads and direct mall.

Give complete qualifications and salary ex- ARTIST, lettering man. experienced, capable of top notch quality: give complete details. Write Box 475. Pgh. Press.

ASSISTANT Manager, over 21. high school education, car needed. Liberal starting salary. Splendid opportunity for advance ment. Lincoln Loan service.

20J Part Bldg. AUTO MECHANIC Experienced men. Steady employment Best working conditions. Top wages. Studebaker dealer.

Ben Mauro Co. 817 Merchant Ambrldge. Phone Ambridge 619 AUTO MECHANIC Must be experienced. Phone Sewlckley 31fi. Witherspoon Bros AUTO SHOP FOREMAN Suburban dealer.

Good opportunity for right man. Write 2 421. Press. AUTOMOBILE Mechanics Experienced men. Ford-Mercury preferred; steady employment: good working eondltlons: top pay.

Apply Mr. Wilson. Mldtown Motors. Tunnel at Bigelow Blvd. Court 6200.

AUTO Mechanic Must be good on trucks: good pav: references. No phone calls Apply 8 a. m. to 3 p. m.

Corner Scotland and Shore North Side. Zeno Bros. Trucking. AUTOMOBILE washer and garage porter. Experienced.

Good position: steady work. Mr. Hannon, 2135 Brownsville Rd. BACTERIOLOGIST College graduate, malor in bacteriology or blologv, under 27 M. Becker (Employment Service).

710 Empire Bldg. BAKERS 2 First-class; capable of baking pies, cakes, plain and sweet rolls. 414, Hi ess. BAKER'S helper, young- man. experience not necessary.

Apply in person. a. p. except Bnturdsv. Snyder's uouglinun.

324 Warrington Ave. BAKER Bread. rolls: steady work. Wolfrum's Bakery. 3QR Beverly Road.

Mt Lebanon. Locust 0545. BODY and Fender Man Must be experienced: steady work: the highest hourly pay In the city; vacation with pay; 5'i days a week. Kamln Chevrolet. 1648 Shady Ave.

BOOKKEEPER Pull charpe; must "be capable and dependable: commercial refrigeration experience helpful but not necessary. Write giving age. experience, references, salary expected and details In first letter. 3 474, Press. BOOKKEEPER For fair-sized plunibins and heating buslnesa; must be experienced: make application by letter, giving experience, fornrer employment, salary expected, 1418 Potomac Pgh.

(1G. BOOKKEEPER Auto dealer, local, medium size. Present holder of position Knows of this ad State age. previous emplovment. experience.

Write 494. Press BOY For bakery work, steady. Apply Dudt's Bakery. 2552 Brownsville Road, Carrie. BOYS For errands and shipping room work.

633 SmKhfield Bt. BRICK Block Lavers Oood salary. Call CA. 6715 between 7-8 p. m.

BRONZE Molders Architectural bronze castings of highly ornamental design, grave markers and commercial plates. 8 hour day. wage 1 P4 hour for first rla4 experienced nioiders Apply James H. Matthews 1315 West Liberty Ave BUSINESS Manager for small daily pews-paper, state ability, experience. Write 478.

Press. BUTCHER Experienced counter man. steady work. 21G East 8th Avenue, Homestead. BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR Must be first-class driver: excellent references required Atlantic for appointnwnt.

9-10 a. BtiYLR For Drapery. Curtain and Linen Depf of large retail concern Market contact experience necessary. Salary 8500 up. Apply CONSULTANT SERVICE 2002 Clark Blric.

rant 1341 CANVASSERS To work independently, selling nationally advertised hand-east aluminum and original Roeers Bros Silverware on small weekly payments. Highest commission paid weekly. Apply at once. Morgan's Home Equipment 2 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh CANVASSERS All -Pittsburgh territories open Excellent prouosiMon, handling NAPSO soap powder.

Steady rmm with or wtthnit car Mr Duffv. 1407 Brighton Place. North Side, between 8:30 a. -5 Cedar 22K3 CAN A FRERS Household furnishings. 20i- commission and royalty.

No renerve withheld. Commission paid weekly Trans, nortatlon furnished free The Home 8uonlv Ambridge. Pa. CARPENTER "Tor pron wanted. Also young fari-nters wl'h ability to handle men snd ambition to be foreman.

Mint be fre to travel Permanent year-around work- for good men Write to Feonomv Forms Corporation. P. O. Box 6S8. Fort Wayne.

Indiana CARPENTER Superintendent Carpenters and brtcklavers for housework Walter C. Young builder. Prospe-t Road, Baldwin Towr.sblp Csrrl-k 27'7. CARFENTKR See S'eve- Demko, Green Valiev Project. East MrKeeport.

on Fa Pftsburgh Pf-Jievsrd CAHPESTft Experienced. Phone Oood na. CASUALTY Cum Adjuster Experienced; our employes know of this ad. 449 Press CHECKERS Plant Uyout. draftsmen, experienced chemical plant and equipment design and proreM piping: congenial surroundings; salary based on a 40-hour week; time and one-half overtime: an-nusl vacation: sick leaves American Cyanamid Company.

Rridgevllle, Pa ZV.tr Seafood; who Is an expert In the tireusratlon of ail type of seafood in sign class fashion Good salary. Call Mr. Childs. Skyilr.er Club. 2134 Leechburg Rosd New Kenstr.r'on 3412 CHEMICAL Enrineer College grsdua'e, 2-3 years process experience.

Development experience desirable. Drafting ability. Under 20. M. Becker Employment Service i.

710 Empire Bldg CHICKEN Picker Frlday-eVaturday erk Ruby's Poultry Market. 1713 -Beaver Ave. Cedar 5735. CLEANER Wet. urgently needed: roust be experienced Paulson Cleaning 625 Paulson Ave.

Highland OlOO. COLLECTOR Experienced In houM-to-bou- accounti Rome Soap "202 Birignam Street. South Side. COLLEGE graduate or ex-erviceman with equivalent training. professional aalea work: start 83000 salary plus commission, higher top: bln.on-dnllar company needs cne Pittsburgh represent, tive: opoortunPv great: abilities needed rare.

Write 434. Press COLLEGE Oraduates Experienced or Inexperienced i Busine Administration, Accountants. Scientists, Chemists, engineers. Cosmopolitan Professional Piace-ment. Investment Building, COurt 5324.

GOLLEOE Graduates Two. age 21-25. for large casualty Insurance company. Specialty work, no selling. Kxcellent advancement: opportunity for high calibre men.

Liberal starting salary. Apply by letter only, giving record of education, syt'iness fperlence, phone rrher Wltn: monotype equipment, waxes mensurate with your ability. Write 9. tress. COUNTER Man Young, restaurant, day work, Sundays on.

Apply nuna ve-, nue. CREDIT Agency offers generoui starting salary to man with car Interested In credit reporting. Formal education, intelligence and ambition required. Permanent posi tion witn a luture. f.

box iwb. na CREDrf Collection Man 25-35. expen- exieed: permanent position; chance tor advancement. Mr. rimt, Cedar S6OO.

CREDIT In estimator For finance com-panv. Single, age 22-30: car required. Atlantic 1889. DESIGN ENGINEER EXPERIENCED architectural. structuraL piping, electrical and material handling men lor DESIGN WORK on all kinds of industrial plants.

Substantial salary, steady employment: 5-day, 40-hour week with time and half overtime. Vacation with pav. Sick leave. Mr. Peterson.

THE RUST ENGINEERING CO. HEEREN BLDG 6TH Ar PKNN AVE. DRAFTSMEN Structural Detailera and Checkers Wide experience in mill building work. Mav work part-time basis. Write 1807 Investment Building or call Court 5081.

DRAFTSMAN Duct, conveyer and pipe mill. 45-hour work week with possible, extra overtime. Only experienced men desired, top rates. Write 1807 Investment mag or can court 5081. DRAFTSMEN Positions epen for ex per 1-enced designing draftsmen in structural, architectural and piping work for chemical plant design.

Ford. Bacon A Davis, United Carbon Building. Charleston. West Virginia. DRAFTSMEN Experienced in structural design, process piping, material handling equipment, reinforced concrete, design and detail.

Apply Koppers 320 Kop-pers Btillding. DRAFTSMEN Structural Designers and Detailers. Permanent positions: good pay. Apply Berger Engineering Company, 120O Standard Life Bldg. Atlantic 5816.

DRAFTING Instructor Mechanical and architectural: must have teaching experience. Good salary, 30 hours per week. Approved scnool. write 1 rress. DRAFTSMEX-Desiiiners Experience re quired.

Cosmopolitan Professional Place- mcnt. Investment Building. COurt 5324 DRAFTSMAN, architectural, for small office. Salary according to experience and ability. Atlantic 2376.

DRIV FR Solicitor for drv cleaning route. Married veteran. 6350 Broad between DRUGGIST Reliable. Toy up-to-data South Hills store. State age and experl- ence.

Good salary. Write 423, Press ELECTRICIAN First class: top wages paid: opportunity for advancement; work consists largelv of crane and large electric furnace regulations. Preferably apply in person, however, will be glad to receive telephone Inquiries about this position. Apply Pittsburgh Metallurgical Company. 1341 Oliver AtlantlO ELECTRICAL Engineer For supervising installation of electrical wiring and equtp-uient in large industrial plant.

Good prospects for future. Give details of experience and salary desired. Write W4l 4 Press Office ELECTRICAL engineer and estimator familiar with all types of electrical construction work state experience and quall- flcstlons. Write 416, Press. ENGINEERS Experienced anlcal.

chemical, or electrical engineers, under 30. for central star engineering division of large midwrstern corporation. Must be capable of becoming specialists In some phase of company's processes or equipment. Will direct design, lavout and development of equipment. Give full details in first letter.

Replies held In confidence. Write 485, Press. ENGINEERS 1 2 $4800. experience in lavout for rolling mill: CHIEF COST ACCOUNTANT gii.000, under 35. know calculation manularturing costs, standard costs: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS S.lfiOO-9.000.

college graduates only 12 open- ngsi: SALESMEN ii nn.lHnn nnlmjil 10.000. college education nref erred, men with Industrial sales experience. EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL. Club Floor. William Penn Holel ENOINEERS Mechanical, electrlcnl.

ceramic, chemical, architectural and industrial. Time study chemists, foundry sup'ts other mfg supervisory openings. COBY SERVICE BUREAU. 210 Bessemer Bldg. ENGINEER, young for time study.

Experi-enced In selling incentive rates and developing methods. Moderate salary to start, advancement for rlrtht person. lor aPDnlntment li.rlti,i,,. i rite Fort Pitt Manufacturing Company. 1501 Preble N.

S. Pittsburgh, Pa. ENGINEER Sirurtural. capable of taking charge of drawing room Immediate open-'-HP; flrm 4H2, Press ENO INFERS All ciaaslSratinna 'tWreea required. Cosmopolitan Professional Place Building.

COurt 5324 FNtjlN'FER Industrial, by established plant oive age and experience. wwuion o. eresn A- 1r rtemen. sTrurturiil electrical Exiterlenced In plant layout and design Write, stating qualification. 44H, Press FINISHERS Cabinet fore-men.

experienced: no others need apnly. FLOOR Maintenance Man Familiar with use of scrubbing and waxing machine. Must have drivers license. Acme. 42 First Ave.

FLLuKEfcCENT is back! Sale of fixtures to stores, offices, factories, homes, offers big. quick profits to live men. Tremendous future Complete selling outfit absolutely ftee Rush name today have comm. this Week North American Mfg Co 5(14 ottage Grove. Oept.

B-13. Chicago 15. FOLDING Fox Foreman To supervise aiemasing and gluing operations I.msa high quality cartons In Baltimore. Md. TP r'Sht r'vlng IfS- "ron and complete work experi- 415.

Press. vvrue FO LD I NTs ET hlrth he experienced: ApW-Mr BUTl FOOD.SAl FMFM Wholesale meats .1 4 founs. Prefer unmirN.ri i. foi.vdld Wrl, 'uli "etills uv iln salary expected. We ian live wires.

Write r. FOOD T(M-hiiinournj rJrr: uiiurr wun r. oR'irrioiogy liccker (Employment Service 7l6 M. Empire K' ss FURNACE CANVAWRC sloi) i egainst rommls- Room 67 FURNITURE Salesman for fastest grow-lng furniture stnre in 1 uuilgMOWD, Ohio need high: Hinn to worit with nro-rnotional organisation 100 weekly ulua bonus to man who quafifies Phone writ" wire Leslie. Furniture Co.

17fJ2 M.Jg.et St ourigstown. hlo FUHNITL'Rt promising quallflratlons wll Fresa orfice Ith 111 be considered "Hill MPftlOn IT STiea inra4 with grocer, stock. aiX''An Hi GUITAR Piaver from Irwin Ave B.hemey SRDllE. "r'l. frua-T'reed ui.xnjr, urm, re(i sales rrue Certified Products, Louisville men Ky.

HIGH school student for fountain evenings, no telephone calls North Sid. preferred LefVowu, 3o I Pr.bS HIGH 8 hopP Boy mH ds. sod. fountain, drug ChuTchTu IN DU8TRlALiRaiesmen wVfl" permanent position with 50-year-old manufacturer. Highly rated ln Duns No vestment reoulr.d.

Product. In stead re! 1mnrt factories, mills. 5Tjum Cu.tom.ra- now" on man viii-m rrwaiiM with full National advertising. Car necessary Satlafactnrv raf.ren.. IT muRk ue lurnisneo m.n'V.' nlutrl.l iiiSf: man.

age 30 to 45 and desire permanent eecuon, Wr.te C. B. VvAu pvrolL auditor mn, insurance attractive opening lor experl--nced man. under 30. to work In VtfSSlm W.7l To "crlT consideration apply letter, concisely outlining your Quallflca-2'.

ae record? VaucS- son.l data Also Ita iHf Bo 30. Press. INSL'HAKr-E mn over vuniiniMion, Dlus guaranteed lifetime renewals, policy pay. uV.rnt friTlip8 observ.uon and maturity; an easy seller Issued by re- tunitV Tuitnr owanrveDer p'waiiecte jor our new hOStiital. aureiral n4 a a.

uu oonuaea; can earn SI 50 per wee We show you how you cwn iw bulid your own agency with as, BeUert. Supervisor, 813 Empire JAJ.1TOR White; heavy cleaning: night duty: references. credentials esaentiaL Liberal salary. Apply only Tuesday. 4-6 ri-l 2 lst Ave- 7tb noor.

or write 483. Press. JANITOH and handyman for private trade school MTist be able to furnish best of reicrences. Apply jra noor. 1000 Wood Pa.

JASITOK and watchman for indaitrial warehouse. Write Bog 436 Pgh. Press, JANITOR White; day work, S100 per month. Apply 2410 Fifth Avenue. JOBBER Bsleimao Grocery, sport and hardware Jobbers.

Unusual I opportunity. Auto seat covers. Full time or sideline. Weekly drawings against program aaaur- ing liberal earnings possibilities. Mo investment.

Complete compact line samples. Permanent. Replies confidential. Pales reps ice- hed Mr. Oeiger died Friday at hls'neaiby Lnngeloth.

home, 1045 Lapish North Side. 1 aim was outlined here yesterday by Dr. Leversia Powers, chief cf elementary education of the State Department of Public Instruction. Dr. Powers is traveling throughout the state setting up teachers' committees to work on a revision cf the general curriculum taught in the state's schools.

Won't Neglect Three i "The traditional three R's will not be neglected," she said. "We hope to teach the children to read and write and do arithmetic better than before. A good deal of attention must be paid to the teaching of American history. Dr. Powers said.

Dr. Powers addressed a committee of 150 city, county and independent school district representatives on "Revision of the Elementary School "The curriculum used in our schools has not been revised since 1924," Dr. Powers said. "It is time that it is." Three or Four Years Delay It will be three or four years, however, before the Department of Instruction will have enough data to publish the report, she stated. Then every school district will be required by existing law to adopt the new curriculum or to teach from one in accord with its "general philosophy." The general philosophy.

Dr. Powers said, will be: "Ours are schools in a democracy. They must teach students how to be good citizens in a democracy." GOP Chairmen Urge Tax Cut CHICAGO. Jan. 18 (UP) Chairmen of GOP organizations in 12 Midwestern states today declared that aM income taxes must be cut and any labor legislation passed by Congress must protect the rights of labor.

They also passed a resolution urging the election of a Middle-Westerner as President in 1918, "inasmuch as the birth and the rebirth of the Republican Party came from the great Midwest." The chairmen issued a statement after a one-day, semi-annual meeting to consider policies of the GOP Congress, proposed tax cuts, and, possibly, 1948 presidential candidates. Death Notices ANDFRSON William O. beloved husband of Ida Mary Anderson, at Montlflore Hospital. Tuesday, Jan. 14.

Friends received at 7333 Idlewild St. Funeral services at Wesley Center A. M. E. Church.

Monday. Jan. 20. at 1 p. m.

UAI MHACII Suddenly oil Thursday. Jan. lti. Albert of 2 Rostock husband ol Cathprlnf lialsch: and lather of Mrs Marie Srhiefelbein and Mrs. Alberta Uts: brother o( Mrs.

Flinbeth Srhlicrbarh. Hcnrv Raumbach. Mrs. Augusta Carroll. Charles Baumbarh.

of Erie. Pa and Mrs. Mary Ktinash: also 3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Home of Schellhaus At Son. 707 East N.

on Monday at 2 p. Friends invited. lllKlilK On Friday. Jan. 17.

1947. at 1:55 p. at his residence. 1130 Heber-ton husband of Lillian Bollcnherg Berger; father of Mrs. C.

At-well Moore Friends rereived at H. Samson's. 337 Neville where services will be held Mond-v afternoon Bt 2 o'clock BK KNtl A. her home. B12 Boags on Thurstlav.

Jan. 1. at p. Marv Harrison Blcknell. widow of Ocoree W.

TUrknell. beloved mother of Bertie E. Bickneil. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater A- Sons, Virginia Ave.

and Kearsnrge Mt. where services will be held Monday. Jan. 20. at 2:30 p.

m. Interment in AlleRheny Cemetery. BRICK AN On Friday. 1', 1947 formerly of 2t Oakland Square). Issac Fnnlo Wnuk.

Mrs. Rosa Claitman. Mrs. jOertrud Berenfleld; 4 trandrhildren. 2 streat -grandchildren.

Friends received at Blank Bros Funeral Home. Craft Ave. at Forbes St. where services will be held Sunday. Jan.

19 at 11 a. m. Inter- in Shara Zerieck Cemetery. HI CKI.KT -At. his home on Saturday January 18.

1947. Daniel .1. Buckley, at-tornev-at-law, beloved husband of Eliza-bei "Schuoert Buckley. Friends received at bis horn 1408 Chartlers McKees Racks Notice of funeral later. CAMPIIFI.L On Friday.

Jan. 17. at 5:10 a. di Curtis Campbell of 220 Btifham beloved husband of Alma Lewis Campbell; father of Mrs. Rov Walters Curtis a.

and James L. Campbell. Friends received at the parlors of Wm Sla'er and Sons. Virginia Ave and Keersarre St. Mt.

Wash where services will be held Sunday. Jan. 19 at 4 p. m. Interment Shamokln, Pa.

nFFOS John husband of Ella father of Rosan and John M. Jr of Mftonler Twp died Thursday, January 16. Funeral services Monday. Jan 20. at 2:10 at the late residence.

Route 711. one ml south of Ltgortier 6rfssT.FR Of 41 1 Central AveT, Canonst-urg. formerly of Castle Shannon, on Friday, Jan 17. 1947. at 10 a Herbert husband of Margaret Feller Dressier.

In his 64h year. Friends re- rrWpd at B. I.aughlin Funeral Home CaaC.e Shannon, where services will be neiri on nunoay. jkti p. Interment Monday morning fYFR On Thursday.

Jan. 16. 1947. Marv Ferisuson. widow of Robert Dyer; mother of Mrs Isabella Webr and Robert Dver.

sister of John Ferguson. Long Bearh. Cai Mrs. Isabella Hunter: 2 urar.drhildren. 3 fireat-grandchildren Services Monday at 2 at th family home.

74S Becks Run Road. Friends invited 41 I. ON' On Friday. Jan. 17.

lf47. Andrew Ftr husband ot Ann MrVelsh Fallon: father cf Frank and Andrew, Patricia and Ann and Mary Ellen of 1210 Center Turtle Creeic. Pa Friends received at the Knee and Srs Funeral Home. Osborne at Larimer Turtle Creek. Funeral Mondav.

Jan 20. at 8 45 a m. Hish mass at St Caiman's R. C. Church.

Turtle Creek, at 9 a. ra. Friends invited FISHER At the family residence. 7818 Mulford St Thursday, Jan. 16.

Joseph A. of the late Eva Mast Fisher: father ot Harold. Francis. Mrs Mildred Hvnes. Kenneth.

Mrs. Martha Spahr: 7 grandchildren: son of Wliiiam and the late Sophia Baker Fisher of Indiana. Pa. Ho me. 339 Shady Ave Solemn mass at Holy Ro-ary Church.

Mondav at 10 clock ilnriiap.a. Pa. papers copy. FISCHMAN Maurice, sudcer.lv. Jan.

17. at 7 a 4D3H Murray Ave beloved husband of Grace: also survived bv one son and two daughters. Crl. Syivia. "Carolyn at home: his mother Mrs.

S. Fishman. ar.d the fnllowtr.g brothers and sis; era: Pare of Pittsburgh. Mrs. S.

Markowlts cf "''on- Feldman of Pittsburgh. nnn Airs. Aiermeisiem or Homestead. Funeral services from the Srivan-Bondv Home ITfl vr-irrr alV, A Hebrew 'Cemetery 1 1 LTOX nee Kosturai' on Frirf.v January 17. 1947.

at Braddock Hospital, ate 54. or TrafTord. Marv M. Fulton, beloved wife of Albert C. mother of Mrs.

Anna Funk, Mrs. Fiances Logsdon, Frank, and Albert Ficerv; sister of Andrew. Peter Oeorge Castora Friends received at the Prokroovitsh Funeral Home. 431 Ninth Ave Murhaii. Requiem mass at St.

Anne Church. Horseslead on Tuesday. January at at 9 m. n. Interment.

St John's Cemetery "Ah" den 1043 Lpab Rd nenry r-e- husband cf Jchar.r.a S-orber: father of Joarra Haney. E.ear.or Batorv, Marie Faso. Henry. Joseph. Theodore.

Cwald: Monoay. solemn requiem r.ign mass at fct. cvru cr.urcn 9:30 a. invited. re.

Friends CILLIS1E e-jdtiealjf on Frieay. Jan. 17. 1947. Walter A.

son cf Thorr.ss Oillissie, of 44 Firs: Keidelbergr: brotber of Catherine Fitipa-nck. Margaret O'Niell. James. Thomas. ITllen.

Francis, Paul and Joseph Cillisste. Friends are invited to cail at McDer-mott Bros. Funeral Home. Third at the P. R.

Carnegie. Funeral Tuesday, with retjuiem mass er St. Luke's DR. LEVERSIA L. POWERS Campaigns for better schools.

Burgettstown Man Kills Wife, Self Slayer in Hospital After Woman's Death BURGETTSTOWN. Jan. 18 'Special iThomas Tony, 31-year-old zinc worker, shot his estranged wife to death here today, then turned the pistol against himself. Th wife, Mrs. Florence Tony, 30, mother of three young children, died instantly, with four bullets in her body.

In Critical Condition Tony was taken to Washington Hospital in critical condition, with a bullet wound In his head. He died shortly after. Burgettstown police said that the couple had separated a month ago, and Tony had gone to live with his parents. No one saw any altercation on the street, but Tony followed his wife into a delicatessen. Store Scene of Shooting "Are you going to give me an answer?" two girl clerks said he shouted, then began shooting without waiting for a reply.

As soon as his wife's body had sunk to the floor, the hysterical pirls reported, Tony shot himself with the gun. a German automatic. Tony had served in the Army. returning soon after the war ended. lie was employed at the American i and Chemical Co.

plant at sister, Mrs. Amelia Stoiber, all of Pittsburgh. He also leaves a brother, Joseph Goiter, Jackson Center, Pa. Friends are being received at William Siiiin Funeral Home. 3424 Brighton Rcl.

Burial will be In St. Michael's Cemetery. Mrs. Kctherine Schofield Funeral services for Mrs. Kather-ine Bradley Schofield, who died Friday after a lonar illness, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.

m. at the family residence. 185 Stanton Courts i ast. btie was id. Rom 111 Pittsburgh.

Mrs. SchOfield spoilt most Of her life in Lawrence- i-tll hr tli onrl lir hnclinnH Thomas V. Schofield Operated bakery on Butler St. She was a member of Stanton Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church for 15 years and was active In the Ladies' Aid Society. She also belonged to Alpha Chapter.

No. 93, O. E. S. Besides her husband, she leaves one son.

Thomas W. Schofield three grandchildren, one greatgrandchild; a sister. Mrs. Alice Armstrong: and two brothers. Joseph and George Bradley, all of Pittsburgh, Burial will be In Allegheny Cemetery.

Mrs. Florence Howell ur.rr.Bi services lor Mrs. lOTence Hunt Howell, wife of a former putsburgher. will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m.

in H. Samson's, 537 Neville St. Burial will be in Home-wood Cemetery. Mrs. Howell, wife of Alfred C.

Howell, died early yesterday at their home in LVthel. Conn. After services in the Congregational Church. Newton. Monday, the body will be sent here.

Mrs. Howell, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Azor R. Hunt, also a i survived by two sons.

Alfred H. nd Joseph A. of New York; two brothers. Fred L. Hunt of Rochester.

N. and Harry C. Hunt of Pittsburgh, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Ellen Myers EAST PALESTINE.

Jan. 13 tSpecial) Mrs. Ellen Myers' 'I iwiuitii) riiL.iuuiii, tiieu nrre today. Sh is survived by her hu.band. 'Charles.

Mrs. Myers, who was bom in Perry svnle, Pf. 80 Vears affO. moved liere about -O vears ago 1. .1,.

tu i.ir UAUiuriei nes- by teriail Church, in Pittsburgh's North Side. North Side. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Van Dyke Funeral Home here.

Burial will be in Little Beaver Cemetery at Enon Valley, Pa. Samuel H. Neillie 5anr.t!l TT VlTli rtirH Citr policeman, died Friday in his home at 73X7 Hamilton following lonil He was 2. i i i i 1 i i He was a member of Teutonla Maennerchor, German singing society. For the past 43 years he resided In Pittsburgh, retiring from the Duquesne Co.

five years ago. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Johanna Stoiber Gels or; three daughters, Mrs. Johanna Hanry, Mrs.

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FAMILY APPRECIATION Our valued clicntel always receive the personal attention of Mr. Kekilty. At our Funeral Home, human understanding prevaili and countless families have expressed appreciation of our considerate services. That is why more and more families are now calling Kekilty 's in their hour of need. While ours is a busy-phce, still we are nevet too rushed to serve you properly and economically with the finest quality and greatest variety of matchless values.

I Hrre Typutl KriUfy Wire Fine Quality Casket COMPLETE FUNERAL $297.50 One of the first mounted officers TtiJ iwPn Funeral from the Funeral Home In the City, he served on the Cityiof wnuam 3424 Brighton Rd f.irp frnm 1902 until TFtireri in 1935. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Blanche Collins Neillie; a Mrs. Mary A.

Lang; a granddaughter, Mrs. George H. Zeigler, and a great-grandson. Services will be held at the residence tomorrow at 2 d. m.

av Hfffcry Bast Xaos 0J BRUSHTON AVE. 51. Ofgt. 938-31JS SMH.