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PAGE 12 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1942 A Death Notices Legal Notices Obftuarfci The Pittsburgh Press Pittsburgh SGoetx MarheQ NEW security ISSUES SHOW wCVitnl i swisncs MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS 1942 SALES TO 11:30100 BHARta High Low Stock Shares High Low 1 1:30 Chg. l's 1 Pittsburgh Brewing. 100 1 11 s. 0 OTHER BID AND ASK QUOTATIONS Eid Ak Arkansas Gas pfd 8 Auto Finance .50 Clark L) 4 Devonian Oil I 13 5 Duque-ne Br wine 8 Electric Product I2 Fort Pitt 1 V4 Joseph Home Did.

107 Kopwrs Co 87H 89 Lon Star 6 'i McKinney Mfg 4 Mountain Fuel 44 44 OVER THE COUNTER QUOTATIONS Compiled by Moorhead Publishing Co. from information furnished by members of National Association of Securities Dealers. Inc. STOCKS A Bid Ask Allemannia Fire Ineur 20 23 Aluminum Mfrs 38 Am Fruit Growers do pf 5. 7 Am Yit Products So pfd 19H Am Window Glass com 3H do pld 8S 10 Mi Apollo Steel Cornintr Glass Works 65 72 do pfd 102 Diamond Alkali 57 61 Edcewater 54 OS Hearst Conml Pub pf.

vi 6 Hiawatha Oil A Gas do pfd 3's Mackintnsh-Hemphill l'tii 15 do pfd 89 105.. Monon WPP Service 2514 Penn Bank Shares pfd 12 14 Penn Industries Unites 20 23 Prh Water Heater 60 Robertson -1o's 17 PITTSBURGH BANKS Allegheny 63 Colonial Trust 58 62 Commonwealth 59 63 Farmers Deposit Natl l'O Fiditv Trust 804 84 First Natl at Pfh ......143 155 Forbes National 5 Keystone 55 Natl Bank of America 18 KA8PRISTN-t-Steohen. Sr beloved hue-I band ol busanna avsspruun. on April 15. 1 1S4 at 11 B.

it hi. Imtii tnm 1 1123 Packer Ave. North Braddock. Pa. Resident of this district for 60 years.

Survived by his wife. Susanna, and the fallowing children Mrs. John Gaga. Mrs. Harry Krohe.

Mrs. Fred Yakin and John of N. Braddock: Mrs. Stanley Timms. Filbert.

Veronica and Joseph at home: 11 grandchildren: one sister. Mrs. Anna Budak. Braddock. Funeral services Monday morning.

8:30 a. April 20. with solemn requiem high mass at St: Michael's R. C. Church.

nsl.wfc- Smw A IT 1.1m. ment family lot. Braddock Catholic I LEON Astn Margaret Lata Leonard, widow I pf Frank T. Leonard, on Thursday morn-1 dence of her 'sister. Mrs.

Catherine Ro- naus. Mem Per of Ttiira order of car I melites. W. B. A.

215 services Sunday at I 9 p. and Ladies Auxiliary 87. V.I F. services Sundav at II m. Fu-1 tiers from the Funeral Home of Joseph I A.

Crowley. 251 0 Center on Mon- day morning. April 20. at 9:30 Solemn high mass of ream em at Holy I Trinity Church. Center and Crawford! at i clock.

Friends invited, in-1 terment at St. Micbael Cemetery. IJGNOLA ThnrsHav Anril lit Rlzurw-ha beloved wife of James Lignola: mother! of Dolly Gonsowski. Funeral from her! iae residence. 4000 Liberty Ave.

solemn I requiem high mass at Immaculate Con-1 ception Church Monday. April 20. at 91 a. m. LOWE Friday.

April 17. Violet Lowe. Friends received at her residence, 1422 Porterfield St. Services Tuesday at 21 -P ru. in Brown's Chanel- A.

M. E. Chtirch, Boyle and Hemlock Sts. Friends! inviiea. Uri.tri;Hi iv rv a nni i 1942.

at 6:30 a. at tit's resiHenrw'l 2101 Jacob John Miller McLaughlin I III, son of Margaret Gallarher and John M. McLaughUn Jr. Friends received at I time ana piace tji services to be nounced later. MONTGOMERY Ou Thursday.

April 18. 1942. Esther Moore, wife of Charles Montgomery of 5127 Ladora St. Friends received at the Stephen A. O'Toole Fu neral Home, aiott second Hasel-wood, where services will be held Mon-lay afternoon at 2 o'clock.

lALLY On Friday. April 17. 1942. at 6:30 a. at her home.

3417 California J. Elisabeth daughter ot the late Thomas and Man MoNallv. Friends received at the Pavton Funeral Home. 3527 California N. S.

Fu neral Monday. April 20. at 8:30 a. m. Solemn reauiem high mass at St.

Fran cis Xavier's R. C. Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited McNl'LTY On Thursday. Daniel, beloved son oi Mr.

and Jars. James Funeral from the chape! of Walter on Mohdav' I it I ienls- incited! Sperling, LocKBart St at 8 a. Anrel mass at Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited MORGAN On Friday. April 17.

1942. at 12 clock noon. Lee Alvin Morgan. HUS-1 band of Marsaret Bangert: brother of I Attn VT tviM.fi. nw.imHl at T.

P. Hershberger Sons Funeral Home. I 426 S. Mam W. Pgh where! services will be held Snndav evening.

I April. 19. at 8 p. m. Interment Monday I uiuriiins ii jo m.

ni. i OAKLEY At the home of her sister-in-1 law. a. c. uasiey.

jj tiignam si. Mt. Wash- on Thursday. April 16. 1942 at 10 a.

Virginia Oakley." in her 92nd year, daughter of the late Albert and Mary Anne Wolfe Oakley. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarse 8 On The Home Front Know A Draft Evader? Inform U.

S. Attorney Act Is Duty Of Every Citizen; Complainant, However, Must Establish Own Identity To Authorities "1 know a man who is evading the draft. Where should I report the case? It is a question which many readers have asked in re cent letters to The Home Front Editor of The Press. Mt. where services will be I KOLINSKY SCARF 10-skin Melrose The-held Saturday.

April 18. at 2 p. m. I ater. Brownsville Bd.

Reward. Atlan- BIG DECLINE Eive Municipal Offerings Account for Week's Financing The Vnlted Press NEW YORK. April 18 New public security offerings this week aggregated $4,740,000, compared with $22,218,300 In the preceding week nd $10,832,000 in the corresponding week of 1941. Largest of this week's offerings was $2,300,000 in City of Chicago judgment funding bonds, carrying interest at li per cent and due Jan. 1945 to 1947.

In all, there were only five flotations this week, ail Yesterday the First National Bank of Chicago offered $700,000 in per cent state of Maine bridge bonds, due April 1. 1947 to 1953. The Issue was priced to yield from 0.60 to 1.10 per cent. Another flotation was $250,000 in IM per cent airport bonds of Sioux City. Priced to yield from 0.40'to 1.50 per cent and maturing from Dec.

1, 1943 to 1961. Federal priority regulations forced Indefinite suspension this week of a proposed $750,000 flotation by the City of Miami, Fla and a reduction of $1,000,000 in the size of a proposed offering by Allegheny County, Pa. The City of Miami was informed by the War Production Board that no priority certificate would be issued for steel required by the city for hospital construction. Officials of Allegheny County, withdrew a $5,800,000 issue of bonds originally scheduled for offering April 28 and stated that the issue would be reduced to $5,800,000 and offered May 5. A block of in improvement bonds were eliminated because of priority questions, it was indicated.

This week's offerings, compared with last week, follow: April 17 April 10 Municipals S4. 740,000 S20.9t58.300 Rails Stock 1.250.000 Total S4.740.000 522.218,300 IN. i turb Market Sales (in 100s) High Low Last "2 Air lav cv pf 20 iA 20 20 i SOxAlum Ltd 8 77 774 77 250xAlum Co pi 6... 104 Va 104 104 Am txp i lt Am 1.60a.. 13 13 89 29 21 36 93 13 vz a a 2axAm Gen pf 2..

29 2 Am Lndry 80a 21 50 xAm Super 1 SH 40xAppalElPr pf 4 93 ou CO PI a HO 90 29 21 as 63 1 Barium Stl i i i 2 Basic Refrac 5 5 "5 1 Beaunit 8 8 8 2 Brewster Aero 5- 5 5 KEP pf 160 10 10 10 lOxCnt NY Pow rf 77 77 77 lOxCit Sv PL 7pf7 45 45 45 iioi ri wis i -4 x' 14 "SOxCnsGEBlt pXB4 108 10S 108 i xatoop Bes o.ouo 7i 7 4 Cosden Pet 5 Pf 14 14 14 2 Creole Pet O.50a.. 12 12 13 5 3 1 7 20 3-16 11 1 8 60 28 95 3 5 6 58 1H 8 1 TJarbv Pet Sdh. 5 3 1 5 3', 1 7 20 1 3-16 11 1 8 14 60 28 95 3 5 6 58 1 8 1 Dei ay Strs O.lOd.. 1 Dur Hoa BO.lOd. 1 EaglePirherl, 60b 7 25xEaMalilron 2b.

20 34 El Bd Sh 1 1 Equity Cp 3-16 1 Ford ran A 1 Ford yt Ltd 0 11b. 1 1 Fro 0.80a 8 1 Gen Firep 2Gt AAP Cd 3Gnlf Oil 1 6 pf 6. 14 r0 28 1 Hall Lamp 0.80b. 1 Hoiiineer 0.65a 3 5 2 Imp Can O.Sna. 6' SO xlntar A 0.4nd.

58 2 Int Ind Inc 0.10b. 1 4 Int Petrol 1 3 lnt Sal Raz 11 Kingston 0.20b. 1 1 -1H Lemgn o.ooo. 4s SOxLine Mate. 0 50b.

5 5's 5 Star O.70b... 6 6 6 1 Lynch Corp 2 21 21 21 2 Marion Stm 2 2 2 SMerntt 5 5 5 w. i 1 -1 i ki3 1 Midwest Oil 0.90.. 6 6 6 2 Monoeram llMi City 0.25b.. 1 1H 1 2 Nat Fuel 8 8 1 is 20 xNew Ensr 86 86 66 3t ri xsrn a i i.

a lOxOhio PI pf. .104 104 101 0'BRIEX On Friday. April 17. 1942, at 4:15 p. m- Darnel L.

O'Brien of 1713 1 Pennsylvania husband of Mary Chesmer; father of Mrs. John Baird and the late Winifred Dntnbreslrv and 1 grandchild: brother of Catherine O'Brien. uneral irom tne James ixiwrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania Tuesday at 8:30 a.

m. Reauiem high mass at St. Andrew's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

PETERS On Thursday. AprU 16. 1942. at Manrareth Reuter Peters, father of Mrs. I I I A tm lAhn MJaa asm hnan'jnft tra Catherine Thompson.

Mrs. Anna shtpiey. Mrs. Marie Lots and Mrs. Frieda Stuhl-1 tire and brother of Mrs.

Paul Hnc-el. in I his 79th year. Funeral from Geiselbart isros. iinprai Home. iih ueaar Ate- 1 on Sunday at 3 eloeK.

I RAlJM On Friday. April 17. 1942. at 0 p. Sadie Baesler.

wife of jonn I A. Raum. and mother of Fred and! Margaret R. Morrow, sister of Mrs.jparse 55 Anna Miller and Mrs. Kate Amend.

I Neckpiece. Highland Coach Friends received at the Funeral Home of IMonev ..68 i. MersnoerFer sons, fan so. fiuni west End. Funeral services Monday I afternoon at 2 :30 p.

m. Friends invited. I BOSKOFF On Friday. April 17th. 1942.

Henry W. RoskoS. brother of the late I Mrs. Lawrence J. Friends re- BLANCHE HAMILTON Interested in Texas ceived at the Funeral Home of J.

Her-1 oil properties. Information desired. At-bert Hershberger and Sons. 87 Station I torney Brgsci K. P.

Leonard. Pittsburgh. JOHN G. FRAZER, CIVIC LEADER, ATTORNEY, DIES End Man Active In Business Also, Held Many Positions John O. Frazer.

attorney and businessman, died at his home; 720 Amberson Ave, East End. yesterday after an illness of six months. He was a former president of the Allegheny County Bar a successful trial lawyer for years, a director of numerous corporations and a leader In civic and cultural affairs. Mr. Frazer was born July 19, 1880, in old Mansfield, now Carnegie, a son of the late Chief Justice Robert S.

Frazer of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and Mrs. Loretta Gil-fillan Frazer. He was educated in the Pitts burgh- schools and at Princeton University, from which he graduated in 1901. He studied law at the old Pittsburgh Law School, now the University of Pittsburgh, and was admitted to the bar in 1904., Active in Many Firms Mr. Frazer first was associated wish the law firm of Reed.

Smith, Shaw Beat, later becoming a member of that firm and of the present firm of Reed. Smith. Shaw McClay, of which he was the senior partner. He was active in the anairs oz uie Pennsylvania Bar Assn. and the American Law Institute and was a director of many corporations, among them the Duquesne Light the Farmers Deposit National Bank, Bessemer Lake Erie Railroad Co.

Union Railroad Reliance Life Insurance Co. and Pennsylvania Water Co. Held Civic Posts Mr. Frazer was a member of the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission; a trustee of the University of Pitts burgh. Carnegie Institute and Car negie Institute of Technology, and a director of the Western Pennsyl vania Hospital.

raiSDurgn assh. xor the Improvement of the Poor and Dixmont Hospital. He was a member and trustee oi the Shadyside Presbyterian Church, and was chairman of the Fine Arts Committee of Carnegie Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Kath arine Reed Frazer, a daughter of the late Judge James H. Reed; a daughter, Mrs.

George D. Lockhart of Pittsburgh; a son, Attorney John G. Frazer a sister, Miss Sarah Frazer, and a brother, Robert Frazer. Miss Elizabeth D. McNally The funeral of Miss Elizabeth D.

McNally. who died yesterday at her home, 3417 California North Side, will be held Monday from the Payton Funeral Home, California with requiem high mass at St. Francis Xavier's Church at 9 a. and burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Miss McNally, 70, had been a life resident of Pittsburgh, having been born in old Allegheny. A graduate of St. Mary's High School, she continued her education at St. Xavier's Academy. She was a member of St.

Xavier's Church. Until the last few years. Miss Mc Nally and her late brother, John, were in the hotel business. Surviving Miss -McNally are five nieces and four nephews. Gilbert F.

Wagner Gilbert F. Wagner, Mt. Oliver real estate and Insurance business man for the last 27 years, died yesterday at his home, 437 Spencer Car- rick. Born and raised in the community in which he died, he was the son of the late Sebastian and Catherine Nix Wagner. He was a member of the Holy Name Society, the Catholic Knights of St.

George, Branch 40, and the Y. M. I. Bauer Council No. 480.

Mr. Wagner is survived by his widow, Louise Dreistadt Wagner; three sons. William. Gilbert H. and five daughters.

Mrs. Joseph Gruber, Lucille, Lillian, Mrs. John Russman, and Betty Wagner; three grandchildren and one brother, Joseph P. Wagner. Mr.

Wagner will be buried from his home, with requiem high mass in St. Wendelin's Church at 10 a. m. Tuesday. John Peter Rsher John Peter Fisher, retired Pennsylvania Railroad employe, died yesterday at his home, 183 Orchard Emsworth.

A native of old Allegheny, Mr, Fisher had been an Emsworth resident for 36 years. Mr. Fisher was one of the oldest survivirfT members of the Emsworth "volunteer Fire Department, to whom he was known as "Uncle Pete," He was a member of the St. Jamas Lu tneran Church, and for 50 years was director of the Great Western Building and Loan Assn. Husband of the late Sophia Neessner Fisher, he is survived by four children, Edna, at home, Mrs.

Ruth Kerr of Norwood, Mrs. Margaret Phillips of Mt. Lebanon, and Wilbur p. Fisher of Dormont three sisters. Mrs.

John Oletz, Mrs. Edward Beilstein, both of Emsworth, and Miss Minnie Fisher of North Side; and three brothers, H. Oscar Fisher of Ben Avon, Charles E. and John of the North Services will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m.

at the McDonald Funeral Home, 529 California Ava- lon. with burial Monday in Alle gheny County Memorial Park. DIVORCE LIBELS FILED Virginia E. against Fred Lewis Szymon from Eva Malek. Office of PHILADELPHIA COMPANY Pittsburgh.

Pa- April 16. JtXETTWQ 1942. Notice Is hereby given that tha annual meeting of tha stockholders of Philadelphia Company will be held at the general fries of the Company. No. 435 Sixth Avenue.

1942. at twelve o'clock for the follow ing purposes: electing a nvsiucni ana Directors of the Company: (b) considering and voting upon the question of ratifying snd approving the acts and proceedings of the officers and Board of Directors of the Compsny since the date of the last preceding annual meeting of the stockholders as set forth tn the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors of the Company, which minntes will be available tor inspection by the stockholders during the meeting: electing a certified oub-lic accountant 'o audit the annual financial report of the Company to lis atock-oolders tor the vear 1942: considering and voting upon the question of ratifying and approving the form of the annual financial report of the Company ta its locKnoiqers tot the year 1941: the taking of such other action as mu be germane to the above-stated purposes, or any ubb. i the transaction ol any other business that may properly and esw mom tne vniy lC ITl Attorney-at-Law7 Jones Law Builduur. Pittsburch. Pa.

Notice is hereby riven, or Rasner A Dinrer Company, a Pennsylvania biMiness corporation, which has been doing business and has, registered its of flea in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at No. S40 West North Avenue. City of Pittsburgh. County of Allegheny, that a Certificate of Election to voluntarily dissolva said corporation in accordance with the provisions of the Business Corporation Law. an Act of Assembly, approved May S.

1933. has been duly executed, delivered and filed by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and that wi nrponwm tm wimnna- np its anairs in the manner prescribed by said Act. so that its corporate existence shall be ended by the issuance of a Certificate of Dissolution by the Department of State of the vommonweaitn ox Ploeger. Solicitor.

Pennsylvania. H. C. NOTICE Hiup A Ttinrav funnanv business was sold December 31. 1841, to Walter R.

Schtiltisc who assumed all obligations -of the company. Since December 31. 1941. the business has beer operated by Walter R. Schultise.

trading and doing business as Rasner A Dujst Company, recorded under the Pictitionr Jimw act. m. u. noerer. souator.

PETER M. LIPPERT. attorney, 811-12 Jones Law Buildina-. Pittsburxh. Pa.

No. 4920 of 1843. Notice that letter estmnt91-v nn Ih. tf Vrnlr McManus. deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

AlTe gnenjr county, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will maki payment and those having claims will present them to Charles J. McManu. executor 3bS Liberty Pittsburgh. Pa. TO Leland Bell.

Respondent: Take notice tnat tne case ol Sara sen. against you lor divorce a vinculo matsunomi at No. 2245. October Term. 1941.

Com mon Pleas Court, Allegheny County. Pa win be tried at the City-County Building. Pittsburgh. when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Kilgallort uwis.

Aiionwyi tor x.ioejiant. 4 Plaza Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHN W.

MAMULA. Attorney. 13W6 Berger Pittsburrh. Pa. To Clifford Stephen McFerren.

Respondent Take notice that the- subrjena and anas sub- pena in the case of Helen McFerren. against von lor divorce A. v. M. at :371.

January Term. 1942. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. havr been returned N. E.

I. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of June. 942 ROBERT J. CORBETT. Sheriff.

JOHN J. COHEN. Attorney. 911 Berger Building. jittsDurgn.

ta. o. oo oi I84Z. notice that letters of aaministra tion on the estate of Charles Max a. dr ceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all person indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Cecile Max a. Administratrix. 316 N. Negley Avenue. Pittsburgh.

Pa. FRANCIS P. ANTON. Attorney. 2602 Grant Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 4588 of 1943. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Harry W.

Loresch. deceased, late of O'Bara Township. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Harry W. Loresch Jr Executor. 6473 Stanton Ave- Pittsburgh.

Pa, THOS. P. MOLVANET. Attorney. 200 Jones Law Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa No. 3401 cf 1942. Notice that, letters testamentary on the estate of James Andrew Kelly, also known as James A Kelly, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate wilt make payment ana mose naving claims win present them to Rev.

Lawrence A. O'Connell Executor. 1018 Epiphany Street. Pitts burgh. Pa.

TO Virginia anetos. Respondent: Take notice that the case of Nicolas anetos against you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 2802 JuLv Term. 1940. Com mon Pleas Court.

Allegheny Ccunty. will be tried at the City -County uuumM Pittsburgh. when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Ben Paul JubeUrer. Attorney for Li be 11 an t.

lOO? Jones Law Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. JOSEPH P. McATEER Attorney.

806 Law rinaoM Bulldinr. nttshurgn. fa. No. 3525 of 1042.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Mary G. cr Marv Gunns Evans, deceasea. late xx Pitts Allepheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims present tnem to Mary eunn. t-xecutnx. obua tuirai Avenue.

nu burgh. Pa. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I herewith state that I am not responsible for anv hills contracted hv mv wife. Elizabeth Washington, sam waanington. -i7 Craig St.

WTT.T. not ha resnonaibte for any debts contracted by my wife. Rose Ford, on or after this date. April 17th. uert J.

Ford. Death Notices ILTRRMlVnii ITridav Anril 17. Gnssie oeioved wiie oi josepn aiierman ana mother of Ruth and Svlvia Alterman and sister of Sam and Nathan Lerner and Harry Herlirh. and one sitter. Bertha Leichter.

Funeral services from her late residence, 5926 Phillips on Sunday. April 19. at 2 p. m. Inter ment Beth Abraham Cemetery.

Bill AWWar irr 1Hii luabeth. vile ol Kooert u. isauantyne of 1014 kqss vriiKimourg. Momer of Robert III and Donald Ballantyne. Friends received at the family home, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 clock.

FRRKRim On Friday morning. April 17. 1942. Ososr ti. nusoana oi tne Tate Anna Zehner of Perrysville.

father of Oscar G. Paul Delia v. ana Ruth A Kprherich: brother of John Berberich of Cambridge Springs. Friends received at the H. P.

Brandt Funeral Home. Perry Highway. Perrysville. where services will be Held on jaonaay alter- noon at zl clocn. Rl ATT At hia konw 1300 Madison Ave April 17.

1942. Peter, husband of tne lata, fniinmenia unrneu ana tamer oi Mrs. Eleanor Sthmitt. Mrs. Stella Wnlnezvlr Cnrnelieiia and Jospnh Blatt Funeral from the Wililam Sirlin Funeral Home, 620 E.

Ohio on Monday. Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 a. m. nenos invitea.

COLLIN On Friday. April 17.. 1942. at 7 a. Charles Collin, husband of Edith Collin Jtnee Evans) father of Mrs.

Thomas Stevenson. Mrs. Ebbert Morrison. Edith. Charles and Dorothy May.

Friends received at the family home. 791 Hazelwood corner of Greenfield where funeral services will be held on Monday. April 20. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. DEMMLER At Clarksbursr. W. Friday. April 17.

1U42. Ada Mae Charles, beloved wife of Fred E. Demmler. formerly of Pittsburgh. Funeral services and interment at Clarksburg.

W. Va. DOl'THETT On Friday. April 17. 1942.

at 8:40 p. Rev. Samuel in his 80th ear. Services at the Funeral Home of George F. Smith.

1200 Federal on AprU 19. at 3 p. m. Interment Monday morning in Brownsdale Cemetery, near Coopers town, i Pa. tBntler papers please copy DOCTT On Thursday.

April 16. Charles beloved husband of Pauline Doutt. Friends received at the Mangan Funeral Home. 300 W. North where services will be held on Monday.

April 20. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery.

Butler papers please copy.l arr.t.nMKIRRAt Parlen City. West on Saturday. April 18. 1942. Anna Zisterer.

wife of Robert S. Feldmeier. mother of Sr. M. Roberto.

O. S. Mrs. R. R.

Frye. Anthony. Paul. Mary. Helen and.

Joseph. Body will arrive at the Koonta Funeral Home. 1719 Browns ville Road, on Monday at p. m. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.

m. Branch 127 L. C. B. A.

and friends invited. Interment in St. Peters Cemetery. FERRELL Delmer 53 years. Friday.

April 17. at Washington Hospital. Friends received at the Ritchie and Piatt Funeral Washington. Pa. Services Sunday at 3 p.

m. in the First Lutheran Churcn. interment wasnagigion cenii tery. FUAZKR On Friday. April 17.

1942. at p. at nis residence. 7-u Amwr-on John G. Frazer.

husband -01 Katharine Reed Frazer. father of Mrs. George D. Lockhart and John G. Frazer.

Jr. Brother of Sarah B. and Robert E. Frazer. Funeral services at the Shady-side Presbyterian Church.

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. nease omit nowers. GLASER On Thursday. April 16.

at 12 a. JacD nusoano oi Anna atay Welsh Glaser and lather of Mrs. F. S. O'Malley.

Mrs. W. A. Mrs. Joseph Heininger, Mrs.

M. R. Carr. Mrs. Milton Anderson.

Mrs. Harry McElroy. Arthur. Walter, Rosemary, Lucille. Lawrence.

Donald and Edwin Glaser. Funeral from the family residence. 7211 Whipple Swissvale. on Monday. AprU 20.

at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high maes at St. Anselm Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. GOETZ Henry of 1531 Westmoreland beloved husband ot Anna k. lonoe. father of Henry E. and Stuart W.

Goetz of Little Rock. Ark. Funeral from the W. N. Winter Funeral Home.

4730 Friendship Ave. Time later. On Friday. April 17. 194::.

Stanley oeioved nuetxand oi Anna M. Stasik Gusky and father of Edward. William and Arthur Gusky. Friends received at his late residence. 1042 SUverdale St.

Funeral Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem high mass at Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church at o'clock. HACKNEY Anna Mary Eastman, age 82 years, at her homo. Cniontown. Friday.

Anril 17. at 10:45 p. widow of Dr. Jacob SidweO Mackney. Survived by 4 children.

Mrs. Mary Davidson of ConneHsville. Mrs. Virginia Tarmey of Detroit. Atty.

Henry Eastmsn Hackney of Pgh. and Jacob Sidwell Hackney of Point Marion. 1 sister. Mrs. Blanche Fowler of Cniontown.

and 8 grandchildren. Funeral notice later. HERRON At Omaha. on Thursday. April 16.

1942. Reverend Charles Herron D. D-. husband ot Mary T. Herron and brother -of Thomas P.

Herron of Irwin. Pa- and the late Andrew W. Herron oi Pittsburgh. Interment private Mondai morning. HCEY On Thursday.

April 16. 1942. Ira beloved husband of Elfriede Stem mericb Huey. Funeral services will held at the family home. 207 Wallace Ave Pennwood Farms.

Wilkins Township, on Sunday, AprU 19. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. JaBMVAnV On Satnrday.

April IS. 1942. at 12:45 a. Beulah. wife of Will Johnson (nee Kimbrough).

mother of jars, llliam 4.. mt-iuxa antair town. W. Val and Mrs. Frank May.

bury of Pgh. Funeral cervices at the residence of her daughter. Mr. Frank Maytrory." 932 Mirror Pa, on XT ANT-AD HEADQUARTERS th. ABtoa at ff IAerty A' Coaster Serrie from wl 9k PHONE WANT-ADS TO CO.

4900; 7:3 a. m. to 11:3 p. at. Dally lt a.

m. to pc m. Smndaj and HwUdays -Far tha Nest Day's rapar Na AdTcrtlslna Aeccptcd far Pnblieatien tha Sana Day Exeeptinx Deaths. Lost ana Fannd and Help Wanted. SUNDAY WANT ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL.

1 P.M. SATURDAY tm AJ ASHMSslts maIsmi I ssS) mnmmm vrr titt "rl1 MONUMENTAL WORKS Kremmel. Avoid itsleadinr photographs. Large selection. Barre and colored anemoriala.

Prices plainly marked. Convenient payments. 1 253-64 Ever. green Ave. Millvalg 1,428.

SIMON WHITE'S SONS emeterv Memorials of TMstlncrlnn. Vimrii WASHINGTON 686. Lest and Pound Lost mmd Found Ait Received Until P.M. For Publication Sdme Dsy Phone CO. 4900 WUJOI Pigskin.

Satur aoOO Forbes, containing B. F. Reward. S92. Saturday, vietn- larsw Din.

Press. COCKER SPANIEL Brown, female, with namesa ana leasn; lost in carnerie last Wednesday evening i reward. Carnegie 1754. COIN PURSE Silk, containing money Brownsville Road Monday. Reward.

Frederick 's Dairy. 607 Brownsville Koafl. DIAMOND RING Lost Friday. Liberal re warn, call Fennurtt 3773. EYEGLASSES Lost leather ease! Vc Kees Rocks street car: S2.0O reward.

R. J. Schmidt. 333 Chartiers. Federal 2397.

GERMAN POLICE male, black muzzle: 75 License 57SO. Squirrel Mill District, seward. Hasel ri701. 771- PURSE Brown, containing money, glasaes. keys.

Crosstowu car. Wed scad ay ing: reward, rairiax SCOTTLE DOG 10 months old: black. Taint wiute marking neck shoulders: vicinity North Hills Jiry-MeKnif ht Road: Saturday. Reward, Perrysville 2336-J: Atlantic 1800. WIRE HAIRED TERRIER White-brown.

Tuesday. North Side: baby pet: reward. Linden 2811-J evenings. FOUND ON STREET CARS A BUSES APRIL 14 Len.s from, glasses LooKrt and chain 03 And i 'if ..44 Fountain nens. ..27 and 76 30 purse APRIL) 16 GKAr 74SO.

uruisiua Personal WILL party who met me. March 28th. IWILL party wno met me. Marcn. noon.

Warner ITl eater, please call car-negie 6S5-J. between 8-11 a. m. Anna, R. Anxious for family information.

send mailing address, write oaa. yress. COUPLE wish to adopt girl between IS years: pest reierences. Ja. oi 3 Hale Help Wanted ATI advertlMemeutt in Tk9 puts' ourffh Press Male Help and remmJe Help- Wanted eolmmn.

offering Bale Positions, must indicate article or itervicm to bo "Id and the basts of compel motion. y-. t- t- tttx-i A RTISIiNG Salesman; trade publication drawing rrm a aCCOUnl. AlianilC OHIO. rnnv m.i..

tive: short order worki S20 start. Lo cust 9743. AWNING HANGERS Experienced. Apply with tools. Mamauz Awning- and lent wir.

aow sempie at. Auto Parts Counterman For parts Jobber: state full aartteulawi experience. 647. Press. BUTCHER.

At Carrick 1122 once: steady work. Call BUSHELMAN AND PRESSES Experi-. enced: steady work. H. Scbwarta.

448 Third Ave. BODY AND FENDER MAN Experienced. steady work, call sterling 40A8. BOOKKEEPER-CLERK Please answer in own handwriting. State age.

experience, draft status: salary SI 50 to start. 683. Press. BOY 18-20. husky, willing to work: chance for advancement.

Apply Satnrday. 11-12. J. T. Daley.

Toledo Scale 424 Blvd. of Allies. nnv (aqa java t-Vf U1IVV, a. vr-na-r. BOY Colored, work evenings in tea gar- oen.

Apply 20m janrray Ave. BOY Husky, so learn service station work. $10 week. Call Fairfax 2554. BUTCHER and grocery clerk.

Apply 119 Steuben St-. West End- Walnut 1299. CAKE BAKER Experienced; good ealary. Write 565- Press CHEF and abort order man with bar-be-cue experience. Call Hasel 2305 for ap.

pointment. CLOTHING SALESMAN Experienced; steady position: good salary, eomaua-sions. Chance to make big money to right party. State axe, experience, 649. Press.

COUNTERMAN And soda fountain boy: experienced. Apply 414 North Highland Ave. DRUGGIST, or qualified assistant, in Pittsburgh suburbs: can arrange for room and board. Lehigh 5830 or S16. Press.

DRIVER Collect! delivery wholesale orders: straight salary: preferable age 40 to 5Q. 588. E. E. j-TesS.

DRAFTSMAN Blast works experience: Box X579 Press. furnace and steel Pittsburgh district. DRAFTSMEN Mechanical designing and plant layout. Phone Ambridge 380 DRY CLEANER Some knowledge of spotting. Edge wood Cleaning Co- 7716 Edgewood An, Swissvale.

Brandywine 3600. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Experienced construction and design motors. Mont-gomery Employment. Jenkins Arcade. ELECTRICIAN for house wiring: must be thoroughly experienced.

For interview call Colonial 42 after 8 p. m. EXPEDITOR Familiar with products. 651. Press.

industrial FARMER Single, small -farm, well- equipped: tractor, also care of riding horse, cow. chickens: drive car. Write experience fully. S50 month plus board. 689.

Press. FLOWER DECORATOR One with expe rience auiar sa sat glass xor mlrrora. Steady work to right man. 514. E- X.

DRAFTSMAN Efficient in drawinE. Experienced in steel and mirhina designing and calcwtarioni. C-J-Sl, PRESS ENG1NEER DRATTSMAN To take charge ox precision macaws anopr wrrvs tuu lres. FARMER Experieiicsd: steady work, good wares. Harris.

Herman, Pa. Butler 32839. FIDDLE-MEN S20O per month Crew manager with two helpere to canvas Pittaburgn' area tor arasas eebooL Write 686. Press. Ask 1 Ask I Bid 50 4 .10 a .20 2H National Fireproofinr Nat Badiator Ohio Oil A Gas.

Penn Federal do pfd Pittsburgh Brewing- pld. RwinT Co San Tor Mirunr. Shamrock Oil do pfd Cnited States Glass. Vanadium -Alloys Steel 25 .50 .02 2i 37 33 Bid (Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust 22 i Ask 24 68 rltt national 64 Potter Title. Trust.

7 Union National ...113 Union' Trust Company 60 BONDS Bid Am Fruit Growers 5s SO; 73 Campbell Trans Eq Ser 44c.l014' Citizens Water Scott 5s 53. Embassy Theater 48..... 63 535 Fifth Ave 49 WS. 14 Grant Bldg 2H-5s 57 32 Monon Lt A Pr 6s 48 1184 Monon Riv Coke 49. .123 Monon Southern 5s 55.

.121 Monon Valey Water S'is 50.1O2 Natl Fireproof 5s 63 32 do 5s 48 Ohio Valley Water 5s 64... 109 Pitt Stadium 6s 49 Pgh Athletic Assn 5s 49.... '74 Pgh Bess 5e 47...... 112 Peh Cruc Steel Sep 6s Pgh Hotel Units 25 Peh Parkin- Gar Units 19 Psh Railways Genl 6s 53... 92 Pgh Steel Foundry 6s 50...

100 Ask 99 120 34 47 84 29 23- 102 fh suDuroan water ss 58.1U2 Pgh Ter A Coal 5s 52 72 Pgh Trans 5s 36. a4 Roosevelt Hotel Ss 63 WS. 14 Shenango Val Water 4s 102 Southern Tract 5s 60 Stanley Row Clark 6s 46... 9H United Traction 5a 97..... 3 Flat.

Basis. 10 6 U. S. District Attorney's office be kept in 3-A but his dependents changed? (4) If. he should reduce his support contributions to -his mother from $20 to $10 a week, would it change his status? Mrs H.

H. S. A. (1) No. (2) Not under present regulations.

(3 and 4) Under current regulations, he would be entitled to 3-A on the basis of the child's dependency alone, regardless of the other factors involved. Q. I was classed 1-B after my final examination Feb. 20 because of my poor posture and lumbar neuralgia. I also am doctoring my stomach and liver, a condition which the draft board doesn't know about.

On April 9, I was reclassified into 1-A. (1) Were they right in reclassifying me? (2) Will I receive another examination and what class will I be placed in? (3) What shall I do about my case? I only have until April 19 to appeal. J. N. P.

A. (1) Yes, the board can reclassify you at any time it. thinks you may be able to pass the physical requirements, (2) Yes, and the Army doctors will decide what class you should be -placed in. (3) There's nothing you can do but report for your final exanr when ordered. You can't appeal on the basis of physical disability.

Jf You Worry. U. S. Will Laugh. Japs Told By The United, Press NEW YORK, April 18 The Jap anese must avoid worry over air raids or "The Americans and Brit ish will clap their hands and laugh at us," Mamoru Shigemitu, former Jap ambassador in London, said at Tokyo today according to a British broadcast.

The broadcast said that the Jap emperor received the home min ister twice at Tokyo in connection with the American air attacks. The British broadcast was re. corder by the Columbia Broadcast ing System. Man Follows Ci'soret From Car Into Street Nick Palio of Coraopolis tried to lurow a cigaret our. or a moving auto today and went out himself.

Police said that Mr. Palio's elbow struck the door handle and knocked the door open, with the result he went sprawling on the pavement. Stephen Fleming, who was'driv. ing the car, took Mr. Palio to Se- wickley Valley Hospital, where he was treated for cuts on the face and elbow.

Paper Output Declines NEW YORK. April 18 Reflecting the continued falling off in new orders, paper production fell under the 100 per cent level in the week ended April according to the American aper Pulp Assn. 5 Most Active Stocks Traded The United. Press NEW. YORK, April, 18 The 15 most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday.

Sales 6000 South Pae 5600 Gen. Elee 51 OO Radio Corn Hiph J07 21 7s Low Close 10 i 10 4 2 1i 2- 1 4C0rt Gen. 33 33 33 115 ll.t ll: 4O0O Am. Tel. A Tel.

Hupp Mot ltt 1H 1 stand. Brands. 3700 Burroughs Ad. 3500 Curtiss 3400 Am. Radiator.

3400 Erie Ctfs 3 6S 6' 4 32 34 4Ts 35 Vi 6i 6's 4H 4. 32 34 5 35 Vi 7 4H 3400 Stand. Oil N.J... 33H 3300 Atchison 34 5s 3200 Nash-Kelv 5 3100 Am. Tob.

37 1 Pittsburgh Livestock Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry SALABLE CATTLE: 25: market steady: steers, good to choice. medium to good Sll.25-12.25: common to me-Syis- heifers, good to -choice. 10. 5-1 1.75: medium to rood. S8.75-9.o: common to medium.

S7.25-8 25: cows, good to choice. S8 medium to good. S7.2o-8.25: canners.and cutters. So. 5-7 .25: bulls, good to choice.

S10.25-11: common to medium. HOGS 100: market, steady: 160-180 pounds. 180-2O0 pounaa. si S14.C5-1 4. 220-S nnnnH.

11S JoO pounds. S13.7a-14: 100-150 pounds. so: ronrtis. 50 salable sheep None: market steady: choice lambs. $10 me- drum to good clipped.

$925-1025- com mon cupped. 58-7: ewes cupped. wethers clipped. S5.50-6: good to- choice wooled lambs. SALABLE CALVES None: market steady: good to choice.

medium to good. $10-12: culls and commons. $0-8. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Henrietta from Anthony N. Mack: Clayton D.

from Louisa R. Kuester; Edna X. from Newton 31. Shatto. Bid 1 MORAN-LEAHT Ralph 027 Biselow Anna, 523 Farnsworth St.

HATTA-Or'AB Andrew 214 School Ave. McKeeaport; Julia, vua secona St Versailles. BTZEK-UU' Justus 4038 Ferrya- ville Are Marion. 649 Orcnara Ave. BAZIN-KUDtAC John.

333 w. Seventh xarentomr-jtary jane, so vine bi, strnni. MAKUHAN-EJCBISEK John. Conemanrh. Helen, 237 w.

Mntn la- SWEET1E-DEVX1S William 3C Tyre, Jane. 26 Nina Way. LITTLE-MELCHIORE James Clinton. If ami Tat. Ps.

POLETTI-REGATTI Silvio Coraopolis; Irene. 412 Western Coraopolis. JACKSON-HAGEB Franklin C. 201 Sev enteenth Homestead: Hazel. T.vtljt St DiBUCCI-RAPOSE Francis.

267 Edmorid St Paul in "an Ell St. LTNN-CLAKKrr-Iohn 410 Cald well wiiraerdinr: tatnerine, ooo Peebles Wilkinsbur-. WOLFE-MASON Marshall 253 Ridge Ave, New Kensing-ton Myrue, li ureen-wiph St Natrona. LEBARTON-SNEE John 271 9 Brentwood Helen. 3735 Brownsville Rd.

BERTH Stephen 708 Middle Mary, aai eeaver Fm.wirth MAGASANO-PROFETA omlnlck, 83 Congress Rose. 6967 Bennett si. FUNARO PIZZINGRILXJ Basil 6 Williams st carnene; juvura. za uar Si East Carnerie. BENTZ-BLOOM Charles.

47 Irwta Baldwin jvoane, isu Mississippi It, Tlnrmnst. KOCHUBA-DOOLET Michael. 2506 Oak McKeesport: tuta. oui ncauicn Av Tnrtl FEDAK-SZERSZEN Joseph 163 S. Fifteonth sr Monica.

2518 Mission St. McNEICE.ANDERSON Thomas 1310 Kirkpatrick waaaocR; lfltl AirKralri. A VP GEM ELLAS-M AM ATAS Sam. Sylvan Vmm Virwt St Verona. LAZLB-HULEK Park Clairton: raiices.

am -n. ta VXR.FROLLIXI Francis. 215 James STTinedale; Anna, 45 Sycamore St. IRWIN-OGDEN Fell. 1010 Decatur St: Gay.

1430 Bidwell St. BROWN-WILSON Daniel Pi. Chicago. Mary. Fox Chanel Aspinwall r.iu inn V.

Fairmont St MIIXER-OKEY Wallace 3048 Ken Rose Kathryn. 85 Pasadena St. V1LSACK GRANT erne R- 'jlBl Greenfield Dorothy. 5245 Perrys- villa iva KXAPKOWSKrMYSLIWTEZ John 700 Rid McKees Rocks: Caroline. 800 River Coraorolis.

DAHLINGER DAHLINGER Charles 2138 Rockledee Edna. 942.N. Lin- MTERSLEE Roland T. 3027 Vancroft Dorothy. 2246 Webster Ave.

AINSLEV-BRINrTMAN Robert Baltimore Md" Ethel. 621 Creenhurst Dr GAt-FFNEY-THOMPSON Richard. 1827 wllie Ave Jeannette. 927 Wylie Ave KRIBeLvaRGA Phillip 2126 Lautner St Julia. 39 Suisman St.

XIStE-WEIR Euel 1402 Woodbourne Zola. 1402 Woodbourne Ave inrTirnT.L Jame Jr Atlantic Citv r. saiiay. DONNELLY-GALLAGHER Pf ter Jr-236 N. Graham Virginia.

108 Walter Bellevue; Martha. 120 Sherman trAFLER-STOSlC Lndvick Willoek: 406 E. Willock Brentwood. 6 Female Help Wonted G1R -White. assist cooking; downstairs ndry: lO in family: young-iinmm in conntrv.

If you do not Tike 'children and country do not SIO Call Glenshaw 4o. GIRL 25-35. experienced. work days week. S7.

Hiland 7874. 4 Legal Notices IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ALLEGHENY. COUNTY. CERTAIN REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY SITOATE TV THE TENTH WARD OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY COUN1X PENNA. rm, 1M KiVrrr-v hritv riven that at the above number and term the Commissioners of Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, presented a Petition to the Court of Common praying, for authority to sell th nronertv hereinafter described and the Cout has fixed TUESDAY. THE 5th DAY OF MAY. 1842 AT1 :00 CLOCK A. wan. timtt and the Assignment Room.

Seventh Floor of the City-County Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, as the time and place lor hearing -on said Petition, when and where parties in interest may miciw uu cause. If any they have why the said Plant of the Drooert.v proposed to be sold may be seen and. information- will be n.rtiM intI-MteH at 401 County Office Building.

Pittsburgh. Penn sylvania. Al-l. 1 UA1 UniAlJ pi-T-i if, situate in the 10th Ward. Pittsburgh.

Allegheny -County. Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows. at a point on the 'Westerly right of way line -of the South Approach yto Bridge 'No. 8. Allegheny River 62nd Street Bridge), said point being the following two courses and distances from the in-.

tersection of the center line of Brtcse No. 8. Allegheny River and the Northerly side line of Butler, Street. North 13 59' West 112.3(J ft. and South 76 01' West 38.00 thence through tha property of the South Approach to Bridge No.

Allegheny River South 13 S- East for a distance of 39.50 ft. to a point thence by a curve deflecting to the right having a Radius of 300 ft. and a tangent bearing of South 14 22" 30" West, for a distance of 100.73 ft. to a point, thence by line parallel to and 10 ft. Northwardly from the North Side Line of Butler Street South 64 68' West, for a distance of 94.50 ft.

to a point on the Westerly Right of Way Line of the South Approach to Bridge 8. Allegheny River said Line also being the property line of the, Blaw-Knox Company, thence along the Westerly Right of Way Line of the South Ap-' proach to Bridce No. 8. Allegheny River by a curve deflecting to the right having a. Radius of 225 ft.

and a tangent bearing of North 30" 49 50" East for a distance ol 83.20 ft. to a point of reverse curve, thence by a curve deflecting to the left having a Radius ot 175 ft. for a distance of 133.71 ft. to a point at the place of beginning. Containing an area of r7 ti it For chain of tjPe see Condemnation imuuMlinM mt -XTn Sf va Sessions.

3.911. in the Court of Quarter Sessions in Alle-rheny County, and Resolution of the Board of County Commissioners recorded in Deed noo. volume WA gjiART. Allegheny County Solicitor 401 County Ofnce Building. ttr T.

irnvinn attnmev at Law. 1110 Jones Law Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. Tn that nmhsna Court of Allegheny CO- Pa No.

296 of 1941. In estate of Ella Noey. deceased, involving the absence and presumed death of James I. Whirham. To James Whigham take notice that, on petition of Mary W.

Whigham. your daughter, the Orphans' Court of Allegheny Fa- has issued a citation upon yen to show cause whv' vou should not be presumed dead, and fixing May 20th. 1942. at 10:00 A. as the time, and the Orphans' Court Room.

City-County Building. Grant Street. Pittsburgh. as the Mace, where you or any other persons nt.p..t.rl mmw Mnwir anil jriva evidence concerning your aVefred absence, and the circumstances and duration thereof, and the said Court win make such, decree as a a. ihmiMv in such cases nnv vides.

John M. Huston. Clerk of the Orphans' Court. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Alle gheny county. no.

July Term. 1942. In re petition of Louis Luisser for change of name to Louis Malits. TO aU persons interested: Notice is hereby given thai an order of said Court authorised the Tiling of said petition and fixed the 17th day of Jnne. 1942.

at 9 :30 a. E.W.T.. as the time and the Assignment Koom, city-county nuiioing. Pittsburgh, as the place for a hear ing, when and where an persona may snow cause, if any they have, why said name should not be changed as prayed for. William L.

Milburn. attorney for petitioner; 604 Law A Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHN J.

McGKATB. Attorney. 1400 Jones Law uuuaing. jrittaourgn. t-a.

No. S90A of 1942. Notice that letters testameutary on the -estate of Margaret Smoyer. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all neraons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will presen them to Sarah J.

Connors. Executrix. 243 Dunseith" St Pittsburgh Pa. EDW S. SHEINBERG! attorney.

1008 Law a Finance Building. Pittsborgh. Pa. No. S859 of 1942.

Notica that letters of admi nistration, e. t. av. on the estate ox jsacnei bmit also known Hams. de- as Ray Harris, or Mrs.

I. a. Rama. ceased, late of Pittsburgh. -Allegheny County, having been granted? all persons lnocoteo to aaio estate win mace payment and those having claims win present then to Herbert H.

Smit. Adminie- trsttor e. a o47i rmx uaaa street. PlttsbTJTgh. Pa.

lXBANCIS wuiws at. aiaunpB, Grant Rnlldinar. PittabuTxh. Pa. Ks 8159 ANTON.

A V-A AAA of 1942. Notice that tetters testamentary on the estate of Etta A. Dunn, deceased. late of Pittaburgn. Allegheny County, hav ing been granted, all persona indebted to said estate will make payment and.

those having claims win present tnem to josepn H. Dunn. Executor. 4112 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh.

Pa. TAMES L-. POT it. Attorney. 2602 Grant Building.

No. 3107 of 1942 Notice that leters testamentary on the estate ot Bertha roae. oecesseo. late oi nttsoursn. aue-rhmi Cnnntv havinr aIm en granted, ail persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will pre- sent them to Carl Poke, Executor.

311 Boggs Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa. TO Till AcalotU. Respondent: Take notice tha the ease of Adelyne AcalotU against yon for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at Na S671 July Tens: 1941.

Commas Court Allegheny Cofuty.Pa- tried at the City-Co nnty Building, burgh. Pa- when or as eooa win oe Pitts burgh. Pa when called, or as eooa as. is convenient to ssid Court. Ben Paul Juoe-rirer.

Attorney for Libellant, 1007 Joaes 6 26 26 3 3 3 2i 2 3 3 3 2'i 2 2 3 3 3 5 45 45 3 3 i 3 And the answer is: To the in the Federal downtown Pittsburgh. "We shall be only too willing to turn over such complaints to the Federal Bureau of Assistant U. S. Attorney George Mashank said today. "The com plaints may be filed in person or in writing with this office." However, Mr.

Mashank added, "the complaint should enclose his full name and address. His identity will be held in the strictest confidence by us, but it is essential that this be included because we cannot afford to spend the time necessary to run down anonymous complaints" Mr. Mashank is In charge of enforcing the Selective Service Act in Western Pennsylvania. Complaints of draft Irregularities also may be filed with a local draft board having jurisdiction over the accused registrant, or with State Selective Service headquarters at Harrisburg. but they'll only be referred to Mr.

Mashank's office. The fastest and surest way to get action and do your duty as a citizen therefore, is to send the complaint directly to the U. S. Attorney's quarters." Now for other queries: Q. (1) In applying for a commis sion in the Army Air Corps, is it a requirement for a man to have a college education? (2) Where is the proper place to apply? (3) What is the salary of a motor mechanic mate in the Navy? (4) Is this man stationed at a Naval air base, or just where? H.

C. B. A. (1) No. (2) Apply in writing to Capt.

Mathew Quay, Air Corps Procurement Office, Room 510, Federal Pittsburgh. Incidentally, your application papers already are in the mail for yon. (3) It ranges from $60 to $99 month, depending on the man's rank. (4) He's subject to service anywhere in the world. Arrtiy-Navy Feocf Q.

(1) Is there any talk of the Navy Air Corps lowering its educa tional requirements? (2) Is it pos sible to pass the Army Air Corps test if one is subject to slight at tacks of hay fever? J. W. A. (1) No. (2) Yes, but that's up to the examining doctors to determine.

Q. I am a graduate electrical en gineer and am now classed 2-B My particular training makes me eligible for a Naval Reserve commission but my employer believes I can do more toward the national effort in my present capacity. My defer ment must be renewed May 12. If I don't hear from my local board until the last minute and then am reclassified into 1-A, is the board empowered to grant me time to complete my application for a com mission? S. H.

H. Jr. i A. The board is empowered to release you at its discretion for enlistment into another branch of service, up to the time your order to report for final physical examination is mailed to you. However, in view of the present Army-Navy feud, it's doubtful that such a release would be ranted.

Q. My son was classed 4-F a year ago for a nervous disease after our family doctor furnished an affidavit. Will he be reclassified or will he have to furnish another affidavit? Mrs. A. J.

A. The board has the right to reclassify him at any time, although he probably won't be at this time. If he is, he should fur- nish a new affidavit. Baby Is Deferment Question (Note to Mrs. R.

S. To get information on your husband's classifica tion, write to Selective Service headquarters at Sacramento, and ask that your letter be referred to the proper local draft board. Enclose your husband's full name and address. If he started supporting you and your child at this time, it is very doubtful that he would be deferred since his failure to do so in the past probably would be construed as a demonstration of bad faith. You have, of course, the legal right to file suit against him in court and we cant advise you on that matter.

Whether he would be deferred in that event would be a question for the authori ties involved to decide.) w. ait nusoana was ciassea 3-A last September for support of his mother and her three younger chil- 4 dren. We married in October and the draft board made it very clear he couldn't claim me as a dependent and that he would be drafted if he should stop supporting his mother. I am going to have a child next October. (1) Will this change his status? 2) Can be be drafted be-fort the tali? 49 horn? (3) Can be tit.niA.wrn.u tKiiin'a K.

c. Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. RUOFF At her residence.

4784 Cypress I St Thursday. April 16. Mary Anna. I 4 in V-Vi 1.1. Inunl.

an' Var I Beuter Ruoff: sister of Anna and Peter RuoJT. Friends received at the straKai Funeral Home, 6010 Liberty Ave. I Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's I Church Monday. April zo.

at a. m. Friends invited. Interment at St. Mich- ael's cemetery.

SEIGWARTH On Friday. April 17. at 11 a. Catherine Wetland Seigwarth. widow of Edward Seigwarth.

of -214 Lelia St. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsaree Mt.

wash, un til 8:15 a. m. Monday. April 20. Re- qui em high mass in St.

Justin Church at 9 a. m. Friends, members of F. O. P.

and Ladies of G. A. R. are invited. SHIMKCS On Thursday.

April 16. 1942 Rose Shimkns. beloved wife ol James amniKUB. arm motner oi an, kcius Andrulonis. Mrs.

Bertha Bigler and Mrs. Shimkus. and mother of Mrs. Nellie Wenslova's Funeral Home. 212R Carson S.

S. Funeral on Monday. April 20.1 at 8 a. m. Reauiem hich mass at St.

Casimir's Church at 9 a. m. Bail i uu i Af.t. 1942. 'Arthur C-- beloved husband of Martha Mendel Smith and father ot Arthur C.

and Sir. Edward Smith. Mrs. Walter Loos, late ot 4049 Windsor St. Friends may call at the J.

C. Campbell Funeral Home. 300 Shady Ave, Services Monday alternoon at a p. m. 8MJTH-KELLEHEB On Wednesday.

April 15. Alvina. beloved daughter of Josepa and Frances Smith. Funeral from residence, 1109 Gerritt Monday. April 20, at 8:30 a.

m. Reauiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Sharps- burg.

STEENSON On Saturday. April 18. 1942, at 7:15 p. samuei, nuoond 01 jsuen Steenson. age 85 years, father of William, Thomas.

Samuel Andrew Msf Mary 3. Spears and Elizabeth Smith of Pittsburch. Funeral services from Fisher-Owen Funeral Home. 120 Hazelwood On Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

SZ A FRANSKI On Friday at 11:15 p. Mary Szatranski. mother of Jan, Andrew, Frank. Frances and Cecelia. Funeral from her late residence.

141 S. 15th S. S. on Tuesday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem mass at St. Adalbert's R. C. Church at 9 a. m.

Freinds invited. TIM POX A On Friday. April 17. 1942. Virginia, beloved wile of tne late iouis Timpona: survived by Mrs.

Josephine Carnevale. James. George. Anthony and Denms Timpona: also 10 grandchildren. Funeral from her late residence.

1159 Paulson on Tuesday. April 21. at 9 m. Requiem high mass at He Id ef Christians Church at 9:30 a. m.

Friends invited. CHLENBCKG On Friday. April 17. 1942. nusoana ox ennsuna nwtrer, Brandt School Road.

Franklin father of Mrs. Alfred P. Soergel. brother of Mrs. Ida Berberich and George and James Uhlenburg.

Friends received at the H. P. Brandt Funeral Home. Perry Highway. Perrysville.

where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. WAGNER On Friday. April 17. 1942. at :4 a.

uiioert jr. wagner. nusoana of Louise Dreistadt Wagner. Funeral from the--rfamily home. 437 Spencer Carrick.

Tnesdav at a. Requiem high mass at St. Wendelin's Church at lO a. m. Friends and members of Holy Name Society.

Catholic Knights of St. George. Branch o. 40. Y.

M. Baur Council 480. are invited. WAGNER Thursday. April 17.

Joseph. husband of the late Catherine rieioer, in hia 61t year, of Elfinwild Shaler Twp. Funeral from the Rhein Funeral Home. 333 Butler Etna. Time later.

VA. a WMIT A lhA TAma. aif Ilia aaugntr. Mrs. javrtie waiters.

May Castle Shannon, on Friday. April 17, at 4 p. John Williamson, husband of the late Margaret Colbin Williamson and father of Mrs. R. Herts.

Mrs. Mrrtle Wattere. Mrs. David Hag-erty. Mrs.

Harold Beatty. John Williamson, George. Howard and David Twaddle. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons.

Virginia Ave. and Kearsartre Mt. Washington, where service will be held Tuesday. April 21. at 2 p.

m. WOLF On Friday. April 17. Lillie Schef- tler wolf, at tne residence ot ner son. 7: Denniaton Swissvale.

beloved mother of Mrs. Minnie Swital and Charles Wolf. Friends received at the Joseph Neid Funeral Home. Washington Swissvale. Services Monday.

April 20. at 2 p. m. Friends invited. ZACKS On Friday.

April 17. 1942. at 5 a. iouia zacks of Caluorma beloved husband of Anna Zacks. father of Meyers Zacks of East Liverpool.

Morten Zacks of Conneilsvills. Sylvan Zacks of California, Pa and brother of Joseph Zacks of New York. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 6509 Center where services win he held on Sunday. AprU Itvstl p.

m. Interment Beth Shalonz Cemetery. ZJEGLER On Thursday morning. April in. 1942.

at a o'ciock, jtanoa campoeu. aged 68 years, wife of A. C. Zierler and mother ot Raymond Dr. I-averne C.

Edward C. and Dr. Harold C. Zierler. Friends received at her borne.

Mars. Pa. where services win bs held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In Memorlam vtAWHTNNEY John. In lovinc meuiorj of our dear beloved son and brother, who passed away one year ago today: The flowers we place upon hia grave -May wither and decay.

But the love for him who lies beneath will never fade away. Mother, father and brother. Florists GIDAS-SPRAYS BASKETS forbes sr. isoo. to nn gaat ssov, I I I 3 Pan tepee Oil Venz.

1 Pennroad 1 Pleas Val 1 Potrpro Sug- 1 Powdrell A io xrusei so pi 11 Republic Avn Richm Ked 60 Sel Ind al cts 40 Sing-er Mfgr 2 Solar Aircraft 1M) fenn oil SiH nil Oh nf 5. .103 103 103 16 Std 1-16 1-16 1-16 2 Tilo Roof 2 Transwest Oil 4 1 Tubize Chat 3 5 4 3 5-16 ol 14 5 4 3 12 51 14 2 Un Gas Corp 2 Un Lt pf 12 50 Un Shoe 2 51 20 Strs 1 pf 14 lWclv Tube 0.45b. 6 6 6U Judge Patterson's Son Named Major Word has been received, here of the promotion of Captain" William Robert Patterson, son of Judge Frank P. Patterson, of Common stationed in Iceland, to a majority. He Is in charge ii 1 i es at his new post.

He reached Iceland early in September. 1941. Major Patterson was graduated from West Point in 1935. He is now under enfwVthSe Major Pattern Quanermasicis vuij-His wife, the former Anna Louise Diebold, Is now living in Houiaays- jmrg, Wiui men two umuicu. The Weather nui.Fn TeTinsylvania.

Ohio and West Virfima Moderately cool today and -cooler tomhi.lTw c)nditionl The rivers are aliine lowly. Stages his mornmr are: Franklin. 6 6 feet: Park- -ers Landing. 6.2: Look No. 5.

Allegheny. -16 0- Seward. 3.8: Saltsbure 30: Lock 7. Mononeahela. 11.7: No.

4. 13.0: ConnellFrille. 3.5: SntersviUe. 5.1 Pitts-burfh. 16.2: Dahields Dam.

11.1: Beaver Fj.1!. 4 1)1111 o. unig. Jo. 1U.

12 o- No. 12. 13.3. The ri" will continue to fall slowly. Testerday's Hiahs lull Low.

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aaunuAty axtcrnoun as a nun. the owners of Common Capital Stock and Preferred Five Per Cent. Capital Stock of the Company are entitled to vote on the matters to com before tha meeting K. W. WASHABAUGtt, fecraUr..