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THSRTY-TCVO THTJRSDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1W Other Pres Departments, Court "200 TVant Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS PRAVDA RAPS NAZI 'CONQUEST DREAMS' TMn MORE EftP.P 1 1 nwu ARREST IN VOTE nillPI (Pltmi th.f th. tar nf -Th. Ppriis raiea iaai inc Eiar 01 ine t-c-riisi PEARL WHITE LEAVES ESTATE OF $237,000 By The United Press LONDON. Nov. 17 The will of Pearl White, probated today, re- of Pauline," and other rtlent movie left an estate of $237,250.

After bequests to friends, servants land to charity, the residue of the estate was divided equally among a brother. Frederick G. White: a sister. Grace White; two nieces and two nephews. The will directed that she should be buried in her vault in Passy Cemetery.

Pans. If she had died in some far place, she directed that U. "It 1" 1 7 Plr of some great artist or llT- Jilss. AUTO CRASHES FATAL TO MAN AND W0MAN! wmniF i i Injuries suffered when an auto driven by her son skidded and Crashed into pole, caused the Hilnlrl MX HAP I I Ifl VilWIa r3rK UOntmUES inVeStlgailOn Of Tampering With Jury Lists Two more arrests were pending tod.iv as the office of Dist. Atty.i a mi4ik -T- a of fXort4t ttt fix tne two panels or criminal court (Jurors from which the Jury would; be drawn to try eight election law.

fraud cefendants. The rase was to begin last Turs-day. has been put off after finding evidence which Mr. Park charges indicated possible Jury tampering Snnnmpnf ins? th orrl nf Hn. hart VHv 44 nf 114 Rpirntrrnth Homestead, one of the defendants scheduled to have gone on trial in the election case, and Joe Frank.

Homestead ex-convict, in connec'ioi. with the case, it was learneri County Detectives are seek- mg 0fhPrs. Indicted in 1926 Rhey, it was learned, had been in- detect in 19JS on election law charges growing out of the alleged importation of unquaiinea voters from Connellsville. Rankin, Swiss- i U. S.

JURY SPARES WIDOW OF INDIAN By The United Fress I LOS ANGELES. Nov. 17 Mrs Anna Laura Harriett had her hat-1 chet back today. It was returned after a Federal Grand Jury yesterday to Hide t. Mrs.

Barnett and her daughter 1 Tr- resistmg Government officers who evicted them from their luxurious home. I Mrs. Barnett was accused of throwing the hatchet at a deputy marshal as officers forcibly dis-! possessed her recently from the mansion of the late Creek Indian millionaire. Jackson Barnett. The courts ruld that her marrriase to Burnett was illecal and that she mntf whim sil Vile nrnnrrtv tn thi Department of Indian Affairs.

RETURN BOARD NEARING FINISH Official Count Ended Third Class Cities For Moving ahead in tabulation of of- today had but C64 districts before; them to complete the county-count! snri esrahiish a new sneeri record of six days for checking returns. Officials todav indicated this ver- ifyinr will be completed na.s eai uer uian me oia lec orn mace a year ago. Onn- one substantia chance was anthnrired vesterdav in th-" thr close contesis orodured in the non when John Walker in- ins iprfa over Samuel Weiss (D.l incumbent in: th? Stat? Senate for the Forty-i Fourth District. Thirty votes we're I i death of a North Side woman in 5 Josephs Hospital last night. JThf; Ukrainian people are uni-, A South Side man was killed early ted solidly around the great party! todav as he was struck by an auto Lcnm 3nd Stalin and together while crossing the street tne preat Russian peop will crush Mrs.

Rebecca AVrav. 55 of iRli' a11 tnose w'ho dare to make attempts, Howard North Side, died of boviet freedom, and destroy broken neck and fractured skull enemies ln heir own territory-." and other injuries, police said, ishnrtiv aft h- sunered Sundav tt'lTCn ntttn driven by her son, William W. skidded and struck a pole in East! Carson St Andrew Punzel 46 of 1904 Paul st dled in'South Sid. ZT nitai ot a nunrturpri liinir fr.t-,,t- uauimcu I' il JUJift, liflLlUIU Ir.rii i7 VLl'I V5or5? Arlington Ave near Amanda Marriage License Applications Jorh b. pot 'lorme' 3il coiim.

i1Je Muiron wiam 1133 Hb- At Ruth 111K. -1 I added to Mr. Walker s' tally in trial. Ninth District. Twelfth Ward; four! What was gleaned by Ri "346 FiiTh vp Creek.

Oakmont. Verona and New! WVtlEfi- Kensington. The building will ac-j tr-S s- MiHvaie. imlrede commodate 800 pupils. SCHAFFER-GRAV Erlward 154 nr.

St Rebecca 21a Third irril 511 AmhemiThe Pittsburgh Press; Unmecli th Tnocmkax 1 OOS IT. i i in February. 1926, and almost three years later he and two other fendants. James Barbour and Wil-, aun.Lu. Accused after the fall elections of 37, Rhey in the present case has seen more than a year pass without the exam-i mation before the county Grand Jury of the more than 200 jurora comprising the two panels in Crim- maI Court was not revealed today by Dist.

Atty. Park. Quiz Final Jurors Th? final jurors, unable to go before the probers because they were on cases when the inquiry began. were quizzed yesterday as to whether tney naa Been approached. Similar questioning was conducted before, tVlP ntViPrc hilt t-ta finHinn- n-ac r-ifV 1 ji-v-isj.

iJit tin. JLAA1V.A4.1 uo ti held. Revelation of the alleged tampering came to the office of Dist. Atty. jPark several days ago.

and County Detectives with a search warrant visited Rhey's home late Monday. The defendant was arrested when three Boroueh of Homestead envel- opes containing the names of jurors! in the two oanels ere fnnnri ill me two pdllfis, were lOUnQ. Rhey's Refusal Fails inen. Kney refused to talk before the Grand Jury, invoking his Con jn elections. The true bill was returned i stitutional privilege, but was ordered to do by jUCge Frank P.

terson, presiding in Criminal Court. Frank, arrested yesterday noon, taken before the Grand Jurj and remained more than a half ihour. He refused to talk to news-0 papermen and sought to evade being photographed. were added the Seventh District Thirteenth Ward, and one was acdd in the Sixth District. Thir- teenth Ward, on discovery of clerical errors The official count completed in the third class cities gave these re- iUUO.

V. S. SENATOR port -4 2b52 00 1 1 Rn-dl Oik 7 PDTf) 53 2533 .3 3430 3677 24 3701 33S5 Da is i Ken. GOVERNOR D'm 1 9'ie9 2709 Ojk I S'S 24 Toia! T5 2 7. '5 3 1 Kr 1 2129 James Muod'-' Ro- LIFl TENANT GOVERNOR (Dm 1 So2 2il8 Oak i 7.3 25 Mnnd- Tn'ai 89.35 3.35 9:159 2425 3,337 INTERNAL AFFAIR 815 2HOP 357 9 -'a 30 SSs4 3(ir 9911 2397 ,3343 Le-us I F.F-p I SECRETARY Re ai Oak f.nt'.p Tct Ll' R-p The otiir-M1 count, lompleted in -rveral legislative districts fare these results: ITRT LEGISLATIVE (Two to Elert) B' nu i Dc m.

Tronio D-m. (Eer I hrifcider Ksp SECOND LEGISLATIVE (T'o to Elect) Moor- (Dem. 1 Mooney Ktji al Oik) Mooney Total Vote Sa rt -i i Dem i ra-raf i Rnvj r)ak To' Vote V' ay Krp Meilor Rfn FOI RTH LEGISLATIVE 'One to Elect) Fat'-! top. fpem Ar kerman Rep i SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE (Two to Elert) Ti P'n Ko' di Oak yihm To'al Vote p. n- I Fowe-s Ro.

al Oak I I F-w-rs Vote Mu-'ier Rep Rsrss (Rp i 1KHTH Lff-I'ISTIVE In to Elect) D--m 1 I Royai Oak i -hn Totai Vote iD-n Kfe Ro'-a! Oki Total ote Ren. i Pinkerton Rp i NINTH LEGISLATIVE 'One to Elert) M' Hem. i Montoirry Rc.p 7.993 15 jvj IS. do. JOS 15.1 7 I 9 9.

436 Holland Will Speak Elmer Ho land, re-elected to the State Legislature from the Sixth District, will speak at the Twenty eighth Ward Democratic Club meet- ing tonight at 8. I i i i 14 5i6 1,1 is KjJ i 225 i 1 13 Vs Pi4 i 12.977 1 The present panel of jurors W. Etna. rxiu me two weeKs term 01 service Friday and new jurors will be moned Monday. No date for the trial of the election board and the 1 HINESE CRACK JAPANESE.

LINES BEFORECANTON Prepare to Attack Foes In Captured Southern Metropolis By The United Pre-g HONGKONG. Nov. 17 Chinese today said their columns ere closing in on Canton after shattering: the outer Japanese defenses. Chinese sources said their troop; 'ere preparing to storm the battered commercial center of Southern China, which the Japanese captured almost without resistance. They sajd the mam Japanese forces had retreated toward Canton from various directions and were awajting reinforcements to defend the city.

Other Troops Advance Chinese columns, they said. hd mopped up the remnants of the Japanese defence at Fafshan. 11 miles south of Canton, and had reached Shekwaitong. the eastern terminus of the Canton Samshui Kailwav on the south bank of the Pearl River. Meanwhile, another Chinese column moved along the Hankow Railway and reached Siupir.g.

seven miles from Canton. Japanese troops repeatedly at-tmped to recapture Tamshui where the Chinese interrupted communications with Eias Bay. More than 40 Japanese warship and transports were reported rushing reir.forcemens to Canton. Bishop's Son Attacked Meantime, advice? from Hankow corrected yesterday reports that an American attacked in Wuchang by Japanese soldi-rrs was Bishop Logan Roots, e.eran American rrussionarv Central China. The Logan Roots involved was Dr.

Losan Roots, a son of the bishop. The bisfcon was said to have left Hankow some time ago and to be now in London. Dr. Roots, at whom Japanese soldiers threw a battle of carbour acid when the American attempted to prevent the eviction of Chinese at Wuchang, was not injured. MRS.

MELLON BURIAL SIMPLE Public Admitted to Funeral Services at Church Simple but impressive funeral services vere held today for Mrs. Jenni King Mellon, widow of the late Richard E. Mellon. The family, and anyone who wished to attend, gathered at the Mellon home. 6500 Fifth Ave.

at 2:30 p. m. The service was conducted by Dr. Stuart Nye Hutchison, pastor of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, of which Mrs'. Mellon was an active member.

She and her husband gave the congregation its present monumental building. The burial service, at Allechenv Cemetery, was private. No list of honorary pallbearers was selected, as '-as done at her husband's funeral and that of her brother-in-law, Andrew W. Mellon. The services were in keeping with the life she had led quiet and unobtrusive.

Since she never turned anyone away from her door while she was living during the depression, she maintained a small cafeteria in the rear of her home for unfortunate callers the public was not barred from her funeral. Mrs. Mellon died rvnpumnni.i after a Tuesday of short illness She had been active in charitable affairs until a few weeks before her death. At her bedside were her son, Richard King Mellon, president of the Mellon National Bank; her daughter, Mrs. Alan Macee Scaife, and other close relatives.

CITY NURSES CITED BY STATE GROUP Citv Council was informed by the Pennsylvania Nurses Assn. that unregistered nurses were being employed in two city hospitals. The charges were made by Mary E. Walton, "district director for the association, after a year's study by a committee working for the association. The study, she said, had not revealed the exact number of unregistered nurses in city-operated institutions, but did show they were being emploved at both Municipal andLeach Farm Hospitals.

She was asked to complete her survey and report full findings to Council later. Informed of the charges. Health Director I. Hope Alexander said, "Unless our nurses forged their registrations, thee people are mis-informed." He said that every nurse at Municipal Hospital was a graduate nurse who had passed board examinations at Harnsburg. and that all at Leech Farm were registered except two.

Frank C. Barr rrsnk C. Barr, of 1595 Barr Crafton, died in his home, yesterday afternoon, after a brief illness. Mr Barr was born in Mansfield. and had been a resident of for mar.v years.

He was associated with Kay. Richards Companv for the pst 26 years, and -as a member of the First Mrth-cdist Episcopal Church of Crafton. Crafton Lodsre No. 633. F.

A. oaf ton Royal Arch Maoris No. '12 Chartiers Commancrry No. (o. tnd Knights Templar of Carnegie.

He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Minnie K. Barr: to sons. George Vr and Francis Eaii B3rr.

of a sister. Mrs. Netti- Grant. a brother. Georze M.

oi Diego. California, and five grandchildren. Funeral services wll be hr.d on Saturday at 2 p. of J. Herbert hhbeer Sons, 57 Station CisKen.

Bi wil! be in the Chartiers Cemeterv. POLLEN GRAINS have the power. If spontaneous growth, as if they ere" seeds in their own right. Death Notccs Church. Pittsburth at 9 a.

m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. IMHGI.A On Tuesday. Nov.

IV lf)3 at 55 p. Irvin G. Dnuilts. aed 72 years husband of Martha Cheti'e Dmis-las; father of Mr Hazel Donnally Pearl V. snd Ethel R.

Douslas b'oiner of Orri T. Douglas. Services Friday at '10 m. at the family home 124 Park field Cam. -it.

Friend of the family and members of Concord Presbyterian Church. Mononsahela Lodie No. F. A- A and Order of Railroad Telerraphere a Interment In Sou'h Side Cemetery. DlfiGW On Tuesday a' 11:55 m.

Michael Ducean. Funeral from the residence of hi ister. Nora Lafev 1215 Strahley PL. Elliott, on Saturday at (311 m. Keouiem mas at St.

James hiirch at 9 F.RK KSF.N On Wednesday Nov. li 193. at 5.45 p. Hans J. Enrksen.

hushand of the late Anna L. Encksep. formerly of CarricU. in his eirhM -eifhth year. Friends received at the funeral home of John H.

later Son 4201 Brownsville Brentwood Funeral Saturday af'ernoon at 2 clock. Inter- mepl priyitle. FOR ii I ta died last eveninr NovT TeT J93S. ai 10 4H in her seveniv. 'bird year, wife of the lai Daniel Ford, mother of Cloyd Ford Mr.

Pear) Krisher and Mrs petpr Wion Funeral Saturday. Nov. 19 at 2 30 from the residence of M. C. Ford.

420 West Wilki.isbnra. Interment in Mnnoncahela remetery. FOKQl KK Tuesdav November 15. Allan C. Forquer.

brother of Tes.ie Kinter of 2d 1 5 Beaver Ave. Funeral from BUuner. I-J'M Franklin Sit-eet. jc Saturday morninr. Solamn reauiem mass at St.

Andrew Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Flowers jrtate- fully (Wit, cd. C.FORfiF At the home of her eon. Edwin tjenrre.

-ew York on Wednesday. November 193S Asenath Black tieorce. widow of the laie Pro-fesior Thomas Fnud received at the Fulton and Bradwe! Funeral Home. 415 f'hartiers street Car-neiie. on Friday.

November IS. until 1 p. m. Service ai the First Presbyterian Church at 2:30 p. m.

Interment in hartiers emetery. I.KIN Ja ob beloved hnsbanrl of r.iizabetb Heiniciu (nee Blettneri. Funeral from the funeral home of W. Winter. 4730 Friendship avenue, on Saturday.

November 19, at 2 p. Friends and members of Jamee L. Graham Lodie I. o. and Bricklayers I nion No.

2 are iny-ited. HAND tin Wednesday. Nov lfi 1 93S at 3 20 a. Gertrude. I.

Billett Hdnd. beloved wife of Stephen F. Hind, at her residence, fifi Pasadena Sc. lth Ward. Funeral on Saturday.

Nov. 19. at :15 a. m. Solemn hieh mas of reiniem at St.

Justin Church at 9 a. m. Friends and members of Branch 14 7 L. C. B.

A. and C. D. of A. are inyiterC JOSKPH Clar Suddenly, on Tuesday.

Nov. 15. at p. Anson, husband of Joseph (nee Si hall I. aed ti.t years.

funeral services at the family residence. 4(130 Chance Hazelwood on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends' invited. Hflr.UNCMUtRTH On Wednesday. Nov.

1H. 193S. at 12 (15 a. David, husband of Mary Hoi linesw orth (nee Wilson), ared 67 years, of 41R Connors St. Seri'-es from the Fisher Owen Funeral Home.

11? Haze I wood on Friday eveninr at o'clock. Interment Saturday morninr at 10 clock L. O. L. No.

services Friday evening at 8 O'clock KENNEDY On Wednesday. Nov. lfi. 193. at 12:15 a.

Jane Williamson, wife of John Kennedy of Kinr Edward Apartments. Friends received at H. Samson's. 5.37 Neville St. Hirh mass at St.

Paul's Cathedral. Friday mmninst ai 10.3O o'clock. Interment at Stone-boro. Pa. KEK On TTicsda Nov.

TTV 19.3 l.orenz. a Kerr, husband of Bcriha Holms and son of Majrdalene Holfman Kerr. Funeral from (irinic Blair new funeral home. 452(1 Penn (near Friendship Ave.) on Friday. Nov.

IS. at a m. Rcuiiicni hith mass at SI. Aiuusiine Churt at 0 am. KRAHI.

On Tuesday. Nov. 15. 1 9.3S. at p.

Sophia Jennie Krahl (nee Lanzhorstl. widow of Henry J. Krahl and mother of Clara ('oops. Bertha VVaemer. Edward and Walter Krahl.

Funeral from her late resilience. 19(17 Federal St. Extension, on Friday at m. Pride of the West Council No. 27.

S. and D. nf and friends invited. LOOVIIS On Wednesday. Nov.

1 ti. tKlft. Eliza. J. Dickson, wile of the laie Charles M.

Loom is, and nioiher of Mariorie D. Charles 1... Annie L. Reall. Elizabeth Wayman and Caller.

Services ai her laie home. 7454 M'-Clure Swissvale. on Friday alternoon at 2:30 o'clock. K' irily niit flowers. MrHENDRT On Monday Nov.

14. 193S. at 11 o'clock. Sarah Kelly, widow of William McHendry. and mother of Mary Mrs.

P. D. Nycum. Mrs. W.

R. Frey and Herhcrt R. McHeiidry of .3012 Brisc- Street, Shera'ien. Remains at the. home of the T.

B. Mote-laud North Highland Avenue. Fast End, where services will be held Thursday eventntr at 8 o'clock. Interment Friday tnorninc-. MrKMGHT On Tuesday.

November 15. 1 038. at 3:45 p. at her residen'-e. KiniT Edward Apartments.

Catherine Keidel. wife of the late James Mi-Kmcht and mother of Mrs Charles Dunn of Los Anreles. Mrs. Joseph Mr-Kin-ley. and Abhie McKniaht of Pittsburgh Friends received at H.

Samson's. 5.37 Neville where services will be held Friday aTiernnon at 3 o'clock. Inter- men! privale. AlOR I Wednesday. November I 1 fi.3.

at 12:45 p. Edward, husband of Marsaret Morris (nee Jenkinsl of 40 Exeter st. Services at the Fisher and Owen Funeral Home. 12fi Hazelwood Pittshurrh on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Jonpa Lotliie No.

HOR F. A- A. M. and friends invited. 1 niermeni in Soranton.

Pa. VII I FAI On" Tuesday. Nov. 15. lflTTs.

at 2:25 a. Charles Miiuhcarl. husband of Isabella Robertson Muirhead. at his home. 3(14 Onyx Mt.

Oliver; also survived by three sons. Charles William a.nd Robert R. Muiihead. He was a life member of Lodffe Neptune No. 4 If).

F. A. Glasgow. Scotland. Funeral Friday afternoon at 'Z o'clock.

Interment in Zion Memorial Cemetery. Ml'RPHY On Wednesday morninc. Nov. 1 lf3S. at 10 o'clock.

Susan May. wife of Perry J. Murphv. mother of Terry and Grace A. Murphy, of 210 Marie Avalnn.

Friends will be received at McDonald Funeral Home. 520 California Avalon. Services Friday afternoon. Nov. 18.

at 2 o'clock. ICtica New York) papers please cony.l NOLAN Edward husband of Josephine A. Hart, father of Joseph Mrs. .1. -Q.

Jarvis. Sisier Alice Elizabeth Basil. C. of Peh. and Edward nf Chu aim.

Funeral from the family residence. 13(14 Superior N. Saturday morninr at f) o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Andrew's Church at 10 o'clock.

Friends invited. TAltoona Pa and Rordentown N. papers please copy. I PAR KK On "vVedncsdTi vNo 1 at 11 p. Frank hushand of EditJi 1.

Pa-ke. of fll.3 Mellon East Eod Friend may call at the residence of his dauthler. Mrs. J. A.

Graham. 1105 N. Hmhland Easv End. where services will be hold Saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock. PI NZEI.

Accidentally, on Wednesday eve- nuis. Nov. 1 8. I Andrew Punzel of St. Paul S.

aee 4 7 years, beloved husband of Anna Rnorr; also survived by 2 children. Funeral from the residence of his brother. 20 St. Thomaa S. Nonce of time later.

11 wood City (Pa. I papers please eopj RINEHART Tuesday. i 51 0 3 STTt 4 :45 P. Nannte Wilson, wife of the late William Rinehart. Services at her late residence.

102 Cleveland Avalon. on Friday at 2 :30 p. m. Friends invited. 57 Rf (BISON On Wednesday, Nov.

1 lf3 at 1:30 p. Herbert husband of Olsa Wol'-ott and father of Herbert and Charles Rohison. Funeral from his home. 31 0 Morrison Mt. Lebanon.

Services Saturday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. SCHAl'M At his late residence. 3417 Penn Ave on Tuesday.

Nov. 15. at .3:30 a. Phillip H. haum.

in his 73rri year, husband of the late Anna Pnisol Sehaum. He is survived by one son. Leon A- Srhaum of Donor. two brothers. John G.

of Lancaster, and Albert of Annanriale. Minn three grandchildren: Robert. Dorothy ami Barbara Ann Sehaum Friends may call at Gnoti Funeral Chapel. Penn Ave. Services on Thursday eveninr al o'clock.

Tntcrtpent Friday at 10 a. m. Sen EI A r'R OrT" WednedayT Nov. 1 1D.3S. ai lo 30 p.

Phillip Sbeid-hauer. are 77 years, husband of the late Annie Goettle Scheidhauer. father of Mr. Mathilda Haley. Mrs.

Ldah Holzhauser. Mr. Anna Group and Walter Scheidhauer. brother of Mrs. Charlotte Dcuischwan.

Funeral Saturday at 1 :30 o'clock from the family home, lfi-3 Stewart Carried Services at 2 :30 p. m. in the Stewart Avenue Lutheran Church Friends invfted. Interment Zimmerman's Cemetery. SEIDENER On Wednesday.

Nov In. at his residence. 40 North Bryant Ave Bellevue Theodore lifion. husband of Elizabeth B'shop Seidener and father of Leslie Robert S. and Martha Elizabeth Sejdener.

Friends may call at the Wilkinson Funeral Home. 114 California Avalon. where services will be held on Friday eveninr at 8 o'clock. Interment in Columbus. O.

SPEICHFR On Wednesday. Nov. l. 1 03S at 40 p. Jamep F.dwrd beloved husband of Ruth Bott Speicher.

Fu nral from MeOahes. 7121 Kelly st on Saturday. Nov. 1 at 2 p. m.

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to 11 P. M. Daily 10 A. M. to 11 P.

M. Sunday THE PITTSBURGH PRESS BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES At ths Junction of LIBERTY AVE. Death Notices TAYIIR Accidentally, on Monday evening. Nov. 14.

1P3R ai midmtht. Y. T.vlor. beloved husband of Marraret Taylor (nee Fox), of nor) Norwich Brooklme. Friends recieved at the Beinhaner Mortuary.

2H30 West Liberty where services will be held Thursday eveninr at. clock. Friends ln- i led. Interment private. THOMPSON On Wednesday.

Nov. Id" Mar.v Rooney. wife nf John Thompson. Funeral from her late residence. 3i Ellsworth Ave, Heirielherj on Saturday.

Nov. IP. at a. m. Reqipenj hish mass al Si Lukes R.

C. Church. a a icriil inviled. VKTTKR On Wednesday at 8:30 a. (ieoree hushand of Gertrude Seanlon Vetter.

Friends received at the funeral home of James Campbell. Shady Eat End. Funeral Saturday morninr. Requiem hich mass at Sacred Heart Church at 0:15 o'clock. ORWKRrk tuesiiay.

November 15? 1 at 5:15 m. Piul Vorm-er-u. brother of Miss Martha Vorwerck. Mrs. Frances Sapp and Georae Vorwerck.

at his residence. 046 Davis N. S. Services Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends inviled.

VVA I Ii VV edTTesd ay Nov! FlT at 11:55 p. m. John M. Walthour. husband of Alice Overly Walthour, father of Mrs.

R. W. Tippeit. and David A. Walthour.

and brol her of Mrs. Ancelus Wincland Clark, and Lehbua Walthour. Funeral Irotn the lamll. home Hi. 3 South Wilk' Satmdav aficrnoon.

Nov. 10. at 2 o'clock. Members of I O. National Council Jr.

f). C. A. M. and friends invited.

VVASlLlKVVskA On WednVsdTv7Nnv. 1. 1 03K. at 4:15 p. in her sixty-fourth year.

Mary Mulka. wile of Stanley VVasilewoki of 33H Moore Knox-ville. Friends received at Cieslak funeral home, 81 Fifteenth St. (near Carson St. I.

Funeral Saturday at a m. Requiem high mass al St Jose-phai's Church at 0 a. m. Friends inviled. Interment in St.

Josephat Cemetery. VVRAY Suddenly, on Wednesday, November Irt. 10.3S. at p. Rehecc Freibeiger VVray.

wife of George w. vv'rav and mother of Evaline Wilev, Clarence Ray and William Ha'l. and Edward VVray. formerly of lblP Howard1 Street. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas Son.

707 East North. Side, on Saturday at 2 p. m. SoijtH Side Cu-ele 112. P.

H. C. and friend In Mcmoriom MAYNARD Rose. In lnvmr memory of my dear mother, who passed away two years asm today. Today recalls sad memories Of a dear mother g-one to rest.

And the one who thinks of her today Is the one who toyed her best. Her fyovinj- Son. Wi Ilia A. ayrard. Funeral Directors COMPLETE FUNERAL A nrfnct tribstt at th lowest HHSII tUt.

Florists FLOWERS Sprays. S3 O0: baskets. $5 on. GIDA'S. 37 lEOR FS ST.

MA. 1 3Q(V LTBIN f. SM ALLEY. FLORISTS I2 FIFTH AVE. GRANT 2220.

Monuments-Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY COf'NTY MEMORIAL PA Two very choice lots. Masonic section Cash only. Barsain. 69. Press.

PENN LINCOLN MEMORIAL PARK SIX -G RAVE LOTS. 125 VALLEY 208 Community Mausoleums MOCNTROTALliiXrSOLEnM Entombment space available. At. 3628. Sympathy Cards MOURNING CARDS 1 per OO sympa'h cards with envelopes.

per 100. Kirner's 3(10 Market st. I Lost and Found BRINDI.EBuf.I----Male" harness? Thursday; East End: child'a pet. Reward. Montrose nI2.

COCKER SPANIEL Red. collar. leash: Squirrel Schenley 7HH3. male, wearm HilJ; reward. KEYS On chain nnr: Tuesday: 5On) Block Hampton.

East End; reward. iland 451 ii. LADY'S Wrist watch Wednesday. Nov. Hi.

vicinity Pittsbnra-h Life B'dr. or Ro-enbaums; finder please call Wei-I'nsrtnn osjhQ-J. LADVT'S PURSE Containing money car license: between Washinrton street. Schoyer and Braddock. Reward.

Prandy-wine 4:0 i NECKLACE Gold, ambr stones; Sunda-. hemeen r.nci-v umeroinc. Kewaro. Mnjn 1 1 2 ft POINTER DOG LOST From the kennels at the Mineral Snrinr Hotel at Saxonbure. Saturday afternoon.

(October 20th. Eisht months old female pointer doe. brown and whi'e mostl I brown. Believe my name and address en collar. Finder please.

notify Mineral lsprin Hotel or teerrph Clayton A. R11P2 at Jamestown. New York. Reward. RING -Dun iter, diamond cluster: Squirrel Hill.

Saturday mrht; liberal reward. Mayflower RING Gold and silver, man's, chain a- sirn around edge. Reward. Ja. 1S2S RING (3i lady'.

Loews Penn Theater lounie, evenint. Re ard. 7. 0. Press SCOTTY Small, hlar-k.

male. rd collar. I-ot Dormont Wednesday. Reward. L-hiah no I7 SILVER ftlurree bracelet.

,3 fameo inserts: vicinity Oakland. Squirrel Hill: sen'i-mental value. Reward. Ja'-Uaon 3273. SHOT-GUN Double barrel, l.

C. Smith. Saturday. 902 Penn. Sharpsburg.

Liheral reward WRfsT WAT'H Bulova. yeMow fiM. black dial: Thursday, near Wt View; reward. Linden 4P2-M. FOUND Lady leather coin case.

Ni-i'b St 4 bill and chanie. Rensha BIdffj Mole Help Wanted All al vert istmev ttt appearing in The Pittshurgh Press Employment column offering Sales Positions must indicate article or service to be $old and basis of compensation. AUTOMATIC STOKER and furnace man Can pia'-e aood man in full charie immediately, where he can make ex'-elleni commissions Answer, rivini qualifications and cKperioe. I'-t. Press.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN One ot the citv largest Chevrolet dealers ns opcnine for several experienced men lor sclluiE hoih new and used cars: com-nussions. ln reply five quail locations former experience and references. 12-y. P--ess BOOKKEEPER Not (ivr 2. vicimtv McKee.port: J1OO5U0.

Bail-sew Service Co- Park Eld. ll "rJ Legal Notices TKESTEE SALE IN PARTITION In th Orphanf of Allerhenr Count j-. No. 2 December Tfrm. 19.iT.

In Partition Tn th msnpr of the ESTATE OF ESTHER GRODNICK. DE-CEASED. No'i-e i h'rehr nrn that he tirdT-iTiei Tru-tee. arrintpd to mak tn Iho ahmc merttoifrt estatp at th afrr-md number and term pi-p'nted hif petitions fnr lav to make, private sale of the following dp'Tibfl ral rtate; (1) Lot No 199 in th Tnion Park of Lot laid out bv W. J.

Rit, hey. which plan in re'-onied in the Record-r riftK-e of Allegheny rotm'y in Plan Hook Vol'ime paree 1 and 17- HKi lot havine a frontase of tenv-fiv 'Z I feet on he nor et er 1 Hide of Philadelphia AveniiF a'ld ex'endinr backj ihfrflrnm or iinitnrra win'h netween iot 1 9S and t'0. a distance of one hundred I'H'i ffet which i erected 1 'firr brl' dwelhrr known a Philadelphia Avnue lo Henry J. End" and Elizabeth Ftirfrl his wife, for 'he um of S3 ooo (id Mdn.no in rah in the Mcninr of the ag-reeoien' and the balance on confirmation hv th Court and delivery of deed taxfft rept and insurance to be pro-ralcd a of delivery of deed. AH that certain lot or piece of Crouud -t'uaie in the Borough of Dor-ntont formerly f'nion Town'hip.

AHe-cheny Count Pennsylvania boini lot No. 7 in the rntnn Park Plan of lot a in the, Recorder OffiT of Allegheny County aforesaid in Plan Book Volume paffm 16 and 1 HT. paid lot. bemp hounded and dencribed an follows Rrrininnr at a point on the eaeterW of Potomac Avenue a' a pin on line uividin? )oi Two Hundcd Sixteen iicd Two Hundred Sev enteen said plan aid nolo' rliaiant thirty-two and li-'lOi) i.T(i4'' f'-cu from Philadelphia fornierlv Grant Avrnne in nd ilan: thence, northwardly along- au I'otoni tc Avenue thirty-four and 5S 1 OO 34 .55 1 feet to pin on line dlvid'nff Ini 'iii Two Hundred Spvotiteen and Two Hundred Ei-hten in Hid plan: thence alonr ta.id divuhnr line nort heaterl.r a riis-tHnr-p of ope hundred twelve and OT 10(1 (11CH7I to a twenty-foot alley: then'e alone id allft thirty '30) feet to line dividing loi No. Two Hundred Sixteen and Two LJ t.

i ,4 9,.1 alnnr aid dividinr line niiibw-eterly a fltiUn1 of one hundred twenty-nine and Mlnn flC9l) feet to Po'omac Avenue at the place of Cpon which ie erected a to-Morv hrn duplex known a 1744-1T4H Potomac Avcpup to Mervin stover and Martha Smvr. hi wif- fi" the um of evpntv-t-even Hundred' (7 TOO. OO i Pnllai Seven Hundred Seventy Dnllari in ca on the, irnin? of the agreement and the balance; on confirmation h'' the court and delivery of deed faxes rent and insurance to be pro-rated as of the dale of delivery of deed The Court -will he aked to make confirmation Of the rtJeo Ofi December 12. Kt-iS. at 10 no o'clock a Eaiieip Standard Time nm obiectmp are maiie1 therein or a FU b-t a nt i a 1 in the prn-e i offered, or cauae i hown why thp! ale; should not be approved and con firmed.

JOHN S. ROBB lit. Trustee MILTON HARRIS. Attorney- a( Law 5UO Jones Law Pnt-hurrh. F'a.

P. J. ItlRR. Attorney Bakewell No- tire thai letters of administration on i the e-tae of Joseph Kaczmarek. 1-itp, of Pitta'ourh.

Allecheney Coun'y. hav-J inr been ranted, all persons indebted to1 estate w-il make payment and those' havms- claims will present them lo Poller1 Title Trust Co Administrator. 4th Ave. and Wood Pithursrh. Pa.

JOSEPH SZEPE. Attorney. 707 Ferser Bids-. Notice that letters of admimsira-1 tion on the estate of Katherine Kraus. de-1 ceaed.

late of Pltlsburch. AHecheny County, ha vine" been irranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make pay-l ntent ypd those havmsr claims will pre-: sent them to Herman J. Kraus. Administra-lor S7.3 Pittsburgh.

Pa. WAGNER X- WAGNER. Attorneys. 1510) Berber Bide Notice that letters of ad-1 mi ni st ra c. t.

a. on the psiate ofi Albert Gloekler. deceased, late of Pitts-1 buvh. Allcffhcnv Countv. havinx been' a-ranted.

a'l persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havins laims will present them to Potter Title and Trust Company Administrator c. Better PMt Pittsburgh Pa t. SAMCFL M. ROSENZVVEIG. Attorney.

1401 Law Finance Bins. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of ('rescenzo ('Hiazzo. deceased, late of Allegheny County. having been sranted. all nersons indchicd to said csiate a ili make payment and those havmc claims will present iheni to Gra-e Gian-franiesco.

Administratrix. 713 Larimer Pittsburgh. Pa. WAGNER WAGNER. Attorney.

lolO Berber Bids. Notice that letters of sdm imstrat ion on the estate of John L. Fundis. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny Countv.

havmsr been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havins claims will present them to William ('. Fundis. Administrator. 417 N. St.

Clair Pittsburgh. Pa To Whom It May Concern: My wife. Mays E. of 1307 street McKeesport. havtn! left my bed and board, notice is herehr iriven that I will pot be responsible fori any debts or obligations contracted by her.

i LOUIS SCHACM. I Proposals V. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania. Scaled bids will be re-reived here until 11:00 o'clock a. E. December 17. and then publicly opened for Construction of Mahomnsr Dam.

Information upon application Mcetinj Notices PITTSBT RGH Local Cnion or the Teachers' Protective I'nion will hold their semi-annual meetinr at the office. 101S Fulton Buildins. Friday. Nov. IS.

4:30 p. m. Death Notices BARR On Wednesday. Nov. 16.

1P3. at 4:45 p. Frank C. husband of Minnie Kaulhaek Barr, at his laie residence. 15P5 Barr Harris Terrace.

Crafton. Pa. Frierds re, eived at the funeral home of Herbert Hershberser Sons. 57 Station Craflon. where services will be held on Saturday at 2 p.

BELL On Wednesday evenine Nov. 1 rt, at o'clock at his home 1 3d Climax 18th Ward. Dr. J. Bell in his 7 7th year, beloved husband of Emma J.

Bell (nee Getty i. father of Harry and the laie Ralph Bell. also. 2 grandchildren Donald and Shirley Bell. Friends re'-etved at the Remhauer Mortuary, ofi.30 West Liberty Ave.

Funeral on Saturday mornins at 0 o'clock. Requiem hich mass at St. Camees Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in St.

Geryrse Cemetery. BERRY Wednesday. Nov drew, son nl Emma and lo. An-the laie Joseph Friends received Berry, in his -t ird year at the Rhcm Funeral Home, Hutier Etna. Funeral on Saturday at A.

T. Requiem hirh mass at All Saints Chtir-h at A. M. Friends invited. BOVI) llii Tuesday7 November 15.

IS'-'SS. Cortrtide Bovd. sister of Thomas A. and the late Capt. William C.

Bovd. Funeral from her home, 1015 Frednnia Elliott, on Friday. November at a. m. Solemn requjem hieh mass at st James' Church at 0 clock.

Mem-h-rs of L. C. B. A. B'atirh 234 and friends invited.

RllMJI On Wednesday, at .3:10 a. Irnazio. husband of Michclla Bondi. Funeral from the family home. 1010 Middle on Sundav.

Nov. 20. at i Services at the Madonna of Jerusalem Church at 2 o'clock. Hisrh mass of requiem on Monday at a BR ECHT On WeHoesrlay. IH.

1P3S at ,30 William Otto Brecht. be- loved husband of Ellen Morris Brecht and father of Rohert. Meryl and hen neth Brecht. of H4S New Arlington Ave. neons receivco at ne rariors m.

Slater A Sons. Vircima Ave. and Rear sarjre si Mt where services will be held on Sunday. Nov. 20.

at 2:30 cox at On Wednesday. November lfi. 1P3S. 5 15 p. Nicholas Cox.

husband of ihe late Sara Laity, at the home of his daufh'er. Mr' H. Borland. Pa. Father of Mrs Samuel Ford and Ruhard Cox of Swissvale and Mrs H.

Borland. Vintondale; also survived bv 8 erandehi idren and- a number ot rret-2-randchildren. Funeral ft-om the John Kki1ty Fnocral Home. ULi Rriish-ton Avenue. Friday evening.

November is at. o'clock. Interment Saturday mormur Friends in vi I cd. DAVI On VVednesdav. Nov.

1. Nancv Jamison, widow of Ri'hard B. Tavi. Funeral services at the home of her daurhter. Mrs.

E. A. Newell. IS Federal Carnesie. Pa on Sunday.

Nov. 20. at p. m. Friends invited.

Interment Mel'-ose Cemeterv. DE RENZO Joseph: on Tuesday. November 15 193S. at 3 a. in bis twenty-ffth vear.

at his residence. 620 Lorett st Pmsb'irrh. Squirrel Hill. Survved bv his father. Louis Renzo: brothers Anthonv.

Michael Nicholas. Charles and Frank: sister? Mrs. Rose Serreti and Bessie. Lucille. all of Funeral services held from his residence on Friday.

November Is at 30 a m. Reqoiem mass a St Rosalia TO SELL TO RENT TO FIND TO GET RESULTS OF ANY KIND CALL WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS COURT 4900 "'Oi tn-o men v. Ihl. R31I.I iy By The United Press MOSCOW, Nov. 17 The 20th An- 'niversary of the liberation of the (Ukraine from German occupation evoked a strong warning to Germany in articles and editorials occupying a major portion of the press todav- Typical was Pravda.

which said "German Fascists are dreaming of the conquest of the Soviet, Ukraine and openly declaring their criminal plans. The Ukrainian Bourgeois Nationalists, in lea sue with the Trotskyite-Bukharinite! groups, are ready to give up the! Ukrainian people to be plundered hv thp frfrnun TTacricts "Obviously the German Pasr-ts! and lackeys have not learned thei ri troy a fim armVi one; ran easily imaeine the fate ofi those who would dare violate their; sovereign territory today when the I Soviet Union is in the full flower i PLUM TWP. SCHOOL UUNIKAUI AWAHUtU Contracts for the construction of hish school building in Plum "IULI1 lid5 me grade schools but no high school, have been awarded by the township school board. The school will be built in New Texas at a cost of $224,263, part of which will be furnished by the Public Works Administration. The townships students of hierh1 (school age now attend schools in! iT k.uu.

rr- WAXr-AD HEADQUARTERS. Boulevard of the Allies 1 at Junction of Liberty Avenue rnoxE court 4900 Local WANT-AD Rates: 5 Discount for Cash days 4c a word to 6 consecutive days a word to 2 consecutive days a word (No discount on 1 or 2-time ads) Minimum 12 words Situations Wanted consecutive days (for the Price of six) 2'ae a word consecutive days 2 Ho a word insertion 3c a word Minimum charee 36c. Displayed Classified There, are 6 avenre words in a line of type. Ads using type larrer than' arate. borders white space, etc.

are charged on the AGATE LINE basis. The rate is 24c per line for 7 consecutive days less 5 for cash Ads ordered 3 to consecu'ive davs are charred at the rate of 27c Der aeate line, less 5 for cash. I One-time ads are 39e per rate line (no discount) Death Notices Including Funeral Notices Cards ofi Thanks. In Memoriams. 33c per agate I'ne, (six areiaie words).

Minimum price Sl.l Church Announcements (Classified columns) 35c per aeate line Cancellations and Corrections Cancellations and corrections regarding errors must be telephoned to Service Department between the hours of 8 a and :30 p. Notice of typographical errors mutt be riven in tim. lor correction before the second insertion, as we are only responsible for one inrorrect insertion Box Number Replies Advertisers not cartns to their names yir addresses mav take advantage of The Press 'Box Number" Service Repliee to "Box Number" Ads are received at The Press Fifth Ave Office. The identity of "'Box Number" advertisers will not be da-i vulged. "Box Number" addresses count as two words in fieurine the cost of an ad-1 vertisement If replies to "Box ads are to be mailed, postage must -be paid or me advertiser.

Ordering Want-Ads he Press maintains a hisrhly capable lorce oi trained Ad-lakers able to mak constru -five and helpful susrsestions and determined always to be of the utmost service to every advertiser Your telephone call to "COURT 4PO0" puts vou in instant touch with ona of these courteous Ad-Takers If more convenient, you ma brinj the Want-Ads 'o The Press Want-Ad Headquarters 254 Fifth or lo the mam office at the Boulevard of the Allies. ALIQl IPPA S. 164 Station St. AVIBRIDGE Thos. McFadden 2 S3 Fourth Ave.

ASPIN WALL. W. M. Beachler 131 Virginia. Ave BEAVER Lee G.

Seet ha ler. Third and East End Ave. BEAVER FALLS Frank Theurl ....1819 Seventh Ave. BEECHVIEVV Rubinstein fil7 Suburban Ave. BELLEVLE Leskowitz Bros.

304.3 Preble St. Lebro Drus Store 501 Lincoln Ave. ti L' I i ivl' Rrookline News Brookline Blvd. BI.OOMFIEI.I) Georre Tea 31O0 Penn Ave. Lejcr Notices COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE STATE SOTL CONSERVATION BOARD HEARING NOTICE The Sta'e Soil Conservation Board hrehv fives notice that under the authoniv of the Act of Asemblv No 557.

approved the 2nd day of July. A. 1P37. a public hearmr will be held upon the question of the desirability and necessity, in th mterpc.t 0f Trie. public health, safety and welfare of the creation of th- WESTALL SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT to include the follow-inr area.

Nine towrshirs Penn, Siern. f.oval-hanna. Bell. Washing-ton. Allefhenv.

Franklin. Upper Burreil and Lower Burrell. in Westmoreland County. ar.d Six townshirs Pium, Penn. Br3ddock.

Patton. North ersaiiie and in AlJegheny County. And upon the question of the appro. rriate boundaries to be assigned to such "fnculture ah tii uucu titers ox lanu ivms "Hem inJ limits 01 the territory fr' and to be heard The hearmr will bo h-M at 7 ,30 P. M.

J. HANS ELL FBENfcH Chairman State Soil Conservation Board. ATTEST- M. WAS secret a rr. Nfvfitibor 1 193S.

ALAN RIESTE'H. AMOrqey. 1 S03 t. and Finam.e Birir. Notice that letters of administration on the egtafe of Pietro Poho or Pifro deceased late of Pit'shuriEh.

Alieehenv County, having been granted al! persons indebted tn said esttf, make payment and those bavin? claims will present them to Natala Polio Administratrn. 62.3 Dunmore St. Pittsburgh Pa J. BUCKLEY. Attorney.

140 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Pa. Non. that letters tes'anientary on the estate of Certrud" LuUniao deceased. Sate cf Mo Fees Rtv Aliez-heny havms been ST.nted.

all persons indebted to ate will make payment ana those hav- ins Claims sin pietn uiriu io Ludman and Ksinrm siini-rlana. txsetoors. Jrfl Zna xownsnip oi Neville. Fa E. A KEIZLER Attorn-v.

Sth Ave. Ann Homesie.id. Pa Nonce that ette o' adrni'iistra" ion on the estate of Albert Ri cy oeccased. late of M'mhall. Vesheny County, having been granteti.

ail irtlebied to said estate wii! make pavme-it and ihos bavinr claims witt pre-; sent them lo Clarence A. R-ev. tnr 4iu Oakwood Munhall. Pa. MORS 1 5lC A MT.

Attorney. Bake-well Bids No' ice that le'iers of ad-rronisi -ation on the estate of Cyril Perozok rt a ed la'e of Piitsbtirih. Aiies'nenv cui hivine hen all pesons cd cs'ate wi'! niake payment i id 'howr. hiviiij claims will present them to 3rv Perozok. Anministratrix.

6511 Apple Puttburtrh. F. three others indicted will be Set until the present inquiry is com pietea. Paul Vorwerck rxmerai services for Paul Vor werck, who died Tuesday in his 946 Davis North Side, be held there tomorrow at 2:30 P- ra. Burial will be in the Smith-13 field East End Cemetery.

He was 74 Until eight years ago, Mr. was connected in the sale bowling and billiard supplies. i Mr. vorwerck was a member of I the German Evangelical Congre- fM AMrT No. 253.

F. A. Pennsylvania Consistory, Vallev of Pittsburgh; Syria Temple; Syria Auto Club" I Syria Luncheon Club; German Club and the Islam Grotto. thought they were quite calm andi Co-ed Learns to Be Brave I By DR. GEORGE AV.

CRANE, can educate ourselves in similar Psychologist, Northwestern Lvni- i fashion. versity It helped Myrtle to learn that CASE K-140-Myrtle aged jgrs 'elt as she dW Several an attractive looking co-ed ther class had confessed as KOBERT-VVOKL TCH Elmer 135 i Dewey Etni; St Millval. Bertha. 245 jGl JCBEC Marion 5910 2116 Stu ms -EZlS'J'J-' l. M-idred.

vuk-on. pa AViintoTTAve St. HAMILTON MFTZGFR Howard Ae Plelleyne- IT Dawson Ave Bellevue. Thomas .1 1511 Fro man Freda 1958 W. Eeckert SCHONBERG-WEIsMAN Harry St- -MeKeesport; Helen.

Cleveland, JACKS -STEELE Albert C. R44 California Mane qh Overlook St MANGOLD DONXELL Charie. J. filo E. Ohio Ree-m: Vf ut 1 4iro ALLEN SCHLAGER LI TZ Bernard, VVesimoreland Dolores 041 Westmoreland Dolores.

1 h'ri v-ei rhi St A I TO I jj rsVu 1 a Frank p. 305.3 vv ricoa. iirirtiion Rd. CONRAD-GENT Edward. 1740 VVeslev Eeulah.

3013 Alberta Munhal! ORTHFY-H ARPER John. 210 "Second Ave Homeville: Ruth. 530 Stone VVav. SNIVELY-F0R5 YTHE John. 10 Ben Avon: Alma 6525 Brirh-, ton Rrl Ben Avon.

SilKR-siElMER Paul C. Way. Braddock: Selma. Laura Homevi June HE1TZENRODER-WICKLINE Frederick oo40 Fleminr Ave IWilrtrerf i rieae. Mildred A'l StrtLre A CraHrlrtL-' SHI RING-RE A Albert, Jr.

"744 Wood-bourne Anne 63S Pennridge Rd I HOM A5-R ANDALL Joseph. ,30 Emmett Anna wahmnnn st i GUptJRG-BKINSKY Carl P. .3265 VT Liberty Mary 265 Jonquil Axe. Mt Lebanon CRIGLER MARKLE Edmond 141 Oneida Kathryn 135 Oneida St HARKINS-SAVICKAS Hubert B55 Carnerie: Rose Marie. 717 Idleyyood Carnesie A KER LEY-BAKER William F.

1741 East Ruth 2221 Perryavill- Ave. HEN sLER-VERNON Paul 109 Mr-ritt Ona. 141 E. Save Homestead. CLARK-ALLEN John.

Crafton: Edith -'aiion No. 10. Pittsburgh. PETROVICH CCHEIB Franklin. Ofi Railroad St Heidelberg-: Stella.

650 Washington Heidelberr. STOCK-HVGHES John 7302 McClnre Swissvale: Violet 2030 Mo-nopi-abela Swissvale. JANZER-HUFN AGEL Joseph. 904 Second McKees Rocks: Margaret. 709 R'lssellwood MKees Rocks BROWN-S-HEFFEV Bvrd.

727 Seventh w. Homestead: Lillian. 2574 Brecken.ride 5t PONCH AK-KREHELT Alex. 321 Thir-teenth Braddock: Mary. 319 Thirteenth Braddock.

DRISCOLL-SAWIC'KI Michael 2038 Fifth Ave Helen. 203S Fifth Ave. SMITH-BENNETT Howard. 370 Second Pitcairn; Elizabeth. 321 Second Pi I ea i r-i GOI.BBERY-MARCrs Bernard.

Mellon Sylvia Ann. S40 Chislett St PETKUSKA-Mc ANDREW Carl. 423 Ridee E. Pi'tsburth: Marearet. fOC Ro? Wilkinsburj.

FLA NNERV-McGINTY Martha Mary Sharpsburg-. Paul 6504 300 Tenth Divorce Libels Filed Georsre P. Coultas against Lillian F. Ccultas: Lena F. Earle arainst Guy T.

Earle: James Garner against Elizabeth Garner: Fidelis Graczj aramst Mary Grarzyk: Carl Haisrn asrainst Amelia Haiseh Elpanor against. Waiter Has'ler: Melvin L. Kelly aaainst Natalie K'Iy: Dorothy E. Maple against Nelson Maple Marparet B. Martin aramst.

r.arl H. Mirnn: Louise Thomas aainst 'ames thoma Dnn r. setmn William J. Sefton from A Ar! Air-uonoiLiunea Vacation Trains Hew Ready. Started Wm er Vacation "seas earlier this vear.

Go now and eniov Florida at its best. But go by Coast i i 1 Line: upecu iu iwnuu K'w comfort. Over th e- 4 I evel routs. Every cor on every from ir.rnopfJ Convenient connections from all ec Im U.U5ICIH wiiea. t-ww v.i-ii-31 iu ii effect.

Specify your train by name. THE TAMIAMI one-nieht-out train to all Florida resorts. hrs. faster to Miami. HAVANA SPECIAL serves both coasts of Florida.

Early morn-im arrivals. Famous Lounge Car. PALMETTO LIMITED Through train sirring the Carolina and Georgia. Ail coat cities to Savannah. E8er'v Dec.

15. Tamiami i replaced by (a) Tit Mtamtan (all-Puilmaii the Guif Cv.ft Limited (2 comniee all-Pullman trainsi. The 1 incw aii-coacn irain vnu t-uv euj-r luxe ears) make initial run the same day. 'j tn enters i2nd year of 'Aristocrat of Winter Trams service Jan. 2, 1933.

The virt Life wr titer? p.rryda Virifm than oey rrfier rviTtaA temn the t-ta'e. SHIP YOUR AUTO conrenini erorumieal! J. PAI'L I.YNTH. D. P.

A. 42(i-7 Oliver Pittsbnrch. Pa. Atlantic 25SS. mm.m.i 4'- i iriKiinaHBijis JZiz-- 1iJfiSlK.4.L 4 Jtl SZ 7 3 I 7 3 I 6 i C.

I I I 1 "But I feel as if I mieht a well.r?ut" lu. mE- annousn xviyrue sophisticated. i Divorce Decrees Granted Millions Of people adopt a pose i Marsaret E. B'nk- from Albert vv as a SOCial "front" but behind that Ref'conneflf uomfrThomaFsraSik mask they may be frightened andK. onnelly: Elizabeth Ferhter from Leonard fimirl I Fer hter: Zadora Hand from Hope B.

Hand: ii jMaryaret .1. Krache from Joseph Krache: Strangers terrifj US because WeiLftty MacConnell Lone from Harrv M. don't. Irnmr what i hchinH John R. Re'denbaurh from Theima be dead, for I am so unhappy." she confessed an interview after class.

"I have such a mousy, retiring temperament that nobody ever pays any attention to me. I im so timid I am afraid of my own voice. In class I am almost petrified whenever I am asked to recite. "One my professors calls on us alphabetically. icLlknow.a.aLf anc! when my turn will come.

And I am so upset and unstrung waitin; for the inevitable doom that I ahy become nauseated and ill. Mi "Dr. Crane, is it possible to change bought process, as by such minor such a miserable coward as I h.i,--.-!.. social "front." When they become friends, it means we have peeked behind their social armor and see them as normal men and women like ourselves. 5r sn Wp have fwn nprvnus erststne TV10 central system controls our con-: scious or voluntary behavior.

The' autonomic directs breathing, blush-1 etc- We Rrow "panrcVy. it means we have simply- surrendered this iuiiuauy Lnc central is nominani. 1 dominance to the autonomic system. how regain dominance bv the nervolS By us hrain 1n nmo wum ihniri rnr lvi. jui wn-niu, cu.

By training yourself to study peo-i Pie for their good points, and then! tVlm can also vttenS iVom coif tn CltViOt-C o- c- seU to others, and thus gam social astuiauue. sena ior an application bank Compliment Club, if 1jV i oena rer an appncauon. you'd like to become harjpy and poised. (Copyright by the Hopkins Syndicate. Inc.) A 'vertiseme-t STOP Coughing and Stop It M1 Enjoy A Good Night's Rest BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE certainly makp snort work- of irf' hans-on courhs and colds that other coujK: to accordinir to Mr H.

A. Allen. Mr. Allen says: "For years I suffered every winter with a terrible cotish. I have "Ja nan man? mjEitt and ronlie-l ttnt'I tears ran.

and mv hl I tated acain with the same old coazh this uni irs fittVH Vi bllh' LEY'S RE my rnush was Ki.ne." You can't in wroni on KT'CKLEYS by far the 1 irjcst-sellins- coiuh medicine in cold Ct ti at a One or two doses and stubborn tomh. hanr-on rouhs ar ften on u. A'' I it e-H at RAND un Drus- Hites lirur "store urut stores iud drugr.sta everywfiere. Money back it not sjHhis. I i I don't want to be this wav bu what can I do?" DIAGNOSIS iNeiuier cowaraice nor courap is inherited These Llldl dl LCI lSlil-S Ul UU1 (JCiaUIiailLV arp rpartions libP niavint are he piano.

They represent a cluster habits with reference to certain social situations. The coward is afraid. The brave man is afraid of being afraid, so I he whips himself along into doing things which the coward refuses to attempt. Cowardice ma ens 'Bravery means self-lessness. No! 'adult bird will del-be a fcly attack a cat to save its own life, but just a mot ner bird see her fledging! in danger and what happens? She'll n.

i Jiy liiiu mc iiv.c and they of the cat! Silas Marner Scrocee wre cowards, thought cf self. Chlst and Lincoln. Broker T. and similar cr-at rTttrc 1 s'rv couia Of physical cr)ci-! rain they were think of humanity. nee it.

it en 22 is matter of be cu' ivated or ce-. can tram our chil- velcped. dren to be brave or cowardly, and -MINE RUN. 'NUT SLACK Jim Pee-s 3.. SCREEN ED.

3 2S; s.i. a. pa.