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TWENTY-FOUR Other Press Departments, Court 7200 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1338 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTTHTEGII PRESS Legal Notices YOUTH, AGE MUST BE SERVED ON FIRST FLIGHT IN SAXON CHOIR I i I S. jlvM 7V 1 W.t,' AXx TV 4 tJiP" nc if I 1 Jrvl it i-i 5 cVfl I til IL 1 STRIKE MAY HIT THIRD STORE Kaufmann Official Gives Company Stand A prediction that the strike of department store service workers will spread to a third store tomorrow unless a tentatively scheduled peace conference ends the walkout was voiced today by Charles C. Levey, strike leader. Since Monday it has been con fined to Kaufmann's and Frank i Seder's, both of which are being picketed.

Membership of Local 29 Building Service Employes' Interna- i tional Union, have authorized strisep also at Joseph Home's, Gimbel's and Boggs Buhl's, according to Mr. Levey, to back up a demand for overtime pay and improved vacation benefits. Statements Issued While the Labor Standards which represents all the stores in collective bargaining was silent. spokesmen for both Kaufmann's and Frank Seder's issued brief state-'ments today: The Kaufmann statement said: I "We are open for business with- I ping public since our 66 escalators are adequately taking care ql traffic throughout the store. "Kaumann's has always given not less than one week's paid vacation to all employes with one year's service.

The vacation policy in effect for the past two years is even more liberal, providing for paid vacations up to four weeks for people in the service 20 years and more. "Kaufmann's definitely discourages overtime work. In the event overtime work is necessary, it is our policy to pay for such work in excess of eight hours in any one day at the rate of time and one-third." At Frank Seder's an official stated "there had been no interruption to business. Vacations with pay have been the practice at this store for some years, and time and one-third has been paid for over- i time." Same Wages Offered The Labor Standards before the strike was called, offered to renew without change its wage agreement with the service union which expired July 31. It has not publicly vacated or altered this offer.

Mr. Levey, international representative of the service union, conferred yesterday with representatives of 19 other American Federation of Labor unions with department store memberships and announced they voted without dissent to support the service union. Leo Abernathy, president of the Central Labor Union, who also participated in the discussion, announced he would lend the weight of his office to any peace negotiations which might be arranged. Mr. Levey said 700 unionists, in addition to about 135 service employes, have left their jobs in Kaufmann's and Frank Sz Seder's in sympathy with his strike.

Among them he included upholsterers; carpet, linoleum and drapery workers; truck mechanics; truck drivers; window trimmers; window washers and warehousemen. Both stores have remained open for business. LIQUOR HAS WALLOP! IT'S LONG JAIL TERM The quart of liquor that Raymond Jay had the night of July 27 had a real wallop in it, apparently. The wallop was received by Nellie Callahan, proprietress or a beer tavern at 218 Sandusky and for that reason Jay was sent to the workhouse today to serve a four to 12-month term on a charge of aggravated assault and battery- Testimony in Judge W. Heber Dithrick's Criminal Court today indicated that Jay, who lives on the river front in the North Side, had taken his bottle of liquor to the beer tavern.

He was sitting at a table, drinking from the bottle, when the proprietress called three husky individuals, sometimes called "bouncers," and ordered them to practice their profession. During the scuffle. Jay swung his bottle. It struck Miss Callahan's head. In court today Jay admitted swinging the bottle, but denied that he intended to hit the woman.

CELLAR CAVE-IN KILLS CLAIRTON RESIDENT Trapped in a cave-in while ex cavating in the cellar of his son's home, Albert Hague, 67, Of New England near Clairton. died to day in McKeesport Hospital. Mr. Hague, who lost a leg 40 years ago, was enlarging the cellar in the home of Albert E. Hague, also of New England Rd.

He was half- buried in a slide of earth, and ex tricated by his son and several neighbors. A little lady of 100 and a curly-headed girl of fourwere shipmates on a TWA air liner out of Pittsburgh today. The centenarian was Mrs. C. W.

McConnel, flying from her home in New York to visit her daughter in Kansas City. Her companion on the flight who boarded the plane at Pittsburgh was Marlene Soltz of 2601 Beechwood Blvd. In the photo Hostess Shirley Heifmister is making sure both are comfortable on their first airplane ride. Mrs. McConnel, who said she was "a friend" and staunch supporter of President Lincoln, made her first trip to the West years ago by covered wagon.

Other passengers on the plane said the aged woman spent most of the hour and a half flying time from New York to Pittsburgh in knitting and chatting with the hostess and other passengers. She even made notations of the trip on a scratch pad. Lege! Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Office of Treasurer of Allegheny County, Room 108 Court House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In pursuance of the 2 1st section of an "Act relating to Allegheny County." approved th 1st day of May. 1881.

and or the 30th day of March. 1S68. I hereby rive notice that the tax duplicates for the several wards of the Cities of Pittsburgh. McKeesport. Duquesne and Clairton Boroughs and Townships will be open and I will be prepared to receive the County.

I Road. Poor. Bond Interest, Park and Personal Property Taxes for the vear I93H Said Taxes may be paid durins the months of May. Jane and July only at discount, dnrinit Auxust at fare, and on and after September 1st the tax plus an added 5 penalty and interest penalty of Vi per month will be added, brcin- ninx September 1. 1938.

Statements will be mailed on all property and personal property assessments excepting those for whom this office has no address. If. however, any individual or corporation has failed to receive their statements, notify the Treasurer's Office in writing and statements wiU be promptly forwarded. Enclose a stamped addressed emeioue for rttuiu. SPECIAL NOTICE.

Positively no discount will be allowed on taxes not actually received at the Treasurer's Ottice ifore the close of oui- 11.. 1 1 1 i 1 lU'lki a I face be received by the County Treasurer alter in- close ol business on Aukusi 3Xst. lya.s ALL TAXPAYERS WHO HAVE Al C.NUhR Kfct EM ACTS UHKKKKV FKNALTIKS AM) LVTKKKST HAVK BtEN ABATED. MUST PAY THEIK 1H3S lOlMV TAXES BY Al il ST 3lt. l38.

as SPECIFIED IN THbsb ACTS. -nuii a. uii-u to? i tsT ir -ruS." Jil VIl? FAILLKE TO PAK i I LAR PART IOMATKALL1 Dl TAXPAYER TO REtElYE THE BEN E- 111s Ol THE ACTS. ABATEMENT PAYMENTS ON DELINQUENT COCNTY TAXES. DIE in 138.

WILL NOT BE AlCEPTED AFTER NO- EMBEK 1st. 1938. Delay in delivery of mail or messenger will not be considered an excuse for nonpayment before expiration uf discount or face period of payment, or abatement period of payment. WM. M.

TURNER. County Treasurer WILLIAM H. MARKUS. Attorney at Law. lool Law Finance Pittsbursu.

I Pa In the Orphans' Court of Allegheny ri.nr.fv l.H i.K In re estate of John C. Meyer, also known as Jehu Christian Meyer, deceased. To Elmer J. H. Meyer: You are hereby notified that a petition has been presented by Thomas Johns and Sarah Ann Johns Roberts, at tha above number and term praying for leave to pay a legacy of S10.0O bequeathed to you under the will of John Meyer, also known as John Christian Me.ver into court and relieve the following described real estate: Lot.

24th Wrard. Pittsburgh. being lot No. 11. Plan Book Vol.

6. Page 220. fronting 20 feet High having erected thereon a i i auic MtsMOd. Pittsburgh. from the lien of your legacy.

You are hereby notified that the Court has made an order directing you to appear on or before August 30th. 1938. at 9:00 o'clock a. E. S.

to show cause why the said petitivm should not be grained John H. Huston. Clerk of the Orphans' Court; 67 W. T. PETERSON.

Attorney. 703 Farmers Bank Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Michael McMorrow. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Daniel S.

Newman. Administrator. 703 Farmers Bank I i'lusnurgn, TO Virginia A. Hughes. Respondent I Take notice that the case of Richard B.

Hushes against you for divorce a vinculo I matrimonii, at No. 463 July Term. 1938. common Fleas Court. Allegheny Coun'y.

will be tried at the City-County Building Pittsburgh. Pa. when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Robert H. Braun.

Attorney for Libellant. 500 Jones Law Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. H.

J. SCHMITT. Attorney. 404 Frick Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Clemens Klausner.

deceased, late of Penn Township. Allegheny County, having been rranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Clemens M. Klausner, Administrator. 1S53 Lincoln E.

Pittsburgh. Pa. MORRIS M. FREED. Attorney.

1211 Plaza. Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Adolph Hepps. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Hazel Markowitz.

220 Dickson Homestead. Sam Hepps. 4152 Saline St Pittsburgh. Executors. JACOB SHULGOLD N.

LEVENTON Attorneys '525 Grant Pittsburgh. Pa. To Theodore M. Pinkerton. respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Lavema A.

Pinker- ton against you for divorce a. m. at ro. iuo April- Term. isms, common Pleas Court of Allegheny County.

have been returned n. e. i. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of September. 1938.

John Heinz. Sheriff. GEORGE SUTTER. Attorney. 1011 Jones Law Bids' Notice that letters of administration c.

t. a. on the estate of Mary M. Smith, deceased, late of Pitts-burirh. Aillefheny County, havine been rranted.

all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havinr claims will present them to Anna S. Leayejr Administratrix c. t. 188 Kirk Pittsburgh. Pa.

A. BURKHARDT Attorney. 816 Berpep Bid. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Michael Ivan, decea-sed. late of Pittsbureh.

Allegheny County, having been eranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and thnae hAvinf claims will rjresent them to Elizabeth Hays. Executrix. 6703 Rowan I'titsonrgn. t'a.

J. W. SIMPSON. Attorney. 700 Jones Law Bldr Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah Elisabeth Shoup.

deceased, late of McKeesport. Allegheny County having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havimr claims will rresent them to Ira M. Shoup. Executor. 2012 Duquesne McKeesport.

Pa. CHARLES H. BRACKEN. Attorney. S18 Frick Bldg.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Willison H. Beebe. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Minnie Beebe. Executrix, 2411 West Liberty Pittsburgh.

Pa. GEORGE SLESINGER. Attorney. 901 Berger Bldg. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Josephine L.

Wangler. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Edna Stuck. Administratrix. Crejghton Pa ADOLPH GOLDBERG.

Attorney. 310 Plaz Bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa. To Caroline Rose or Carol Rose, respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of David Rose against you for divorce a.

m. at No. 47H2 April Term. 1938. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County have been returned n.

e. i. Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday nf September. 1938. John Heini.

Sheriff. JOSEPH COHN. Attorney. 985 Union Trust Bldg. Notice that letters of administration c.

t. a on the estate of Rev. Max Levinson or Max Levinson deceased, late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having been granted all persons indented to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Irwin I Levinson. Administrator e. t.

a. 6519 Bartlett Pittsburgh. Pa. SATTL SCHEIN Attorney. 150 Berger Bldg Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Sarah Papir or Sarati Paper or Sarah Piper, deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Sam Piper. Administrator 84 Roberts Pittsburgh. Pa M. W. MERITT.

Attorney. Jones Law Building. Pittsbursh. Pa To Joseph J. Witch respondent Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Theresa Witch asrainst you for divorce A at No.

473 April Term 1938. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned N. E. I.

Ton are reouired to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of September. 19 LEONARD A. MAZER. Attorney. 3t0 Bakewell Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No- i tlce that letters of administration on the etate of Edward Farrell. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny Cnnnty.

having been granted al) persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having I claims will present them to Potter Title i Trut Cotnpanv Administrator. Fourth I Avenue and Grant Street. Pittsburgh GEO MONRO. Attorney. 331 Frick Building Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice that letters testamentary on tm estate of Harry Dixon deceased, late of Dor-men t. Allegheny County, having been rranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having I claims will present them to Viola R. Dixon.

Executrix. 2910 Voelkel Ae, Dor- mont. Pa. STONE MeCANDLESS. Attorneys.

650 Frick Buiiding. Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice tha letters of administration t. a.

on th estate of Rosela Flora, deceased, late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having en granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Potter Title A Trust Company. Administrator Fonnh Ave. and Grant Pitts- i i hnrrh I of the the in of all of to Death Notices Friday at 8 30 a. Reouiera mats at St. Philips Chu r.

at a. ni. EKHK On Thursday at 7 a. Henrv husband of the late Hannah Ionise Err nee Slrnmberf 1. airetl 7:1 venrs fnh of Mrs.

Virginia Mthes. formerly 4 Hays Ave. Mt. Oliver. Friends tt call at funeral home of William Hirt.

701 Brownsville at Al'c Services Saturday at p. ni. Frie "nvited. Interment in Zimmerm; tnieterjr. EYF.RMAN ddenly.

on Tucsd a Auc 'J. husband of Violet Mctiinnis man. aze 4 7 years Funeral on Sa day at 9 from his laie reidei 1-45 Chelton Ave. Requiem high at the Church of the Resurrection' a. Holy Name Society friends invited.

RICH On Wednesdav. Marv' Hef Fabieh. wife of Joseph Fabieh. of Joseph. Frank.

John Charles ai Anna. Funeral trom the family res den. e. ret silo St on Monda a a. Reomem mass at Niehola Church at o'clock.

Friends in vited. F1TZPATRICK On Tuesday. Aug. 2 Tp iTS at Joseph son of the lste I atrii and t'athnne Brennen and brother of Hnry Fitzpatnek. Funeral from home.

51 SO Cvpress St on Saturday. Aug. H. at 9:30 a. m.

High mass of requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Please omit flowers. OKAHAM On Wednesday. August 3 li3.s.

st 2:30 a. Emma Allers. wife of the late Robert S. Graham. Services at the lesidem-e of her nieces.

Alice Jean and Louise 2rt Oakwood Road Crafton. on Friday. August 5. at 2 i. GRF.INF.R On Tues.iay.

August 2.tR3. p. in. J. Ar.

hie Greiner. ae 6J years. husband of Hilda KunVId Greiner. father of Archie and Willard reiner. brother of Mrs Lotlie Kurt Miss Freda.

Fred. Edward and Rav. mond Greiner. Services Fndav at 2 30 p. m.

at the family home. 123 Birm-ineham Friends, members of Concord Presbyterian Church and Fellow Employes of Kaufmann TVpt Stove are invited. Interment tn South Side Cemet ery HACKFK On Wednesday! August 3 George, husband of Mary Eiseman Funeral from the home of his son Frank 84 lftih Ambridge. Services at Johns German Lutheran Church on Sat- urday at 2 :30 p. m.

HANI. ON O'l Tuesday. Ausut2 Si. is 9 p. John C.

only son of John Vt and Christine Lochuiser Hanlon. and brother of Catherine Lothes. in his 19th year. Friends received a the Edward B. Laughlin Funeral Home Castle Shannon, until Saturday at 8 30 a Requiem high mass at St.

Ann's Church at 9 a HAYES On Tuesday. August 1938 Ella wife of the late Rev. .1 s' Hayes and mother of Rev. Warren Haves of Earl R. of New Kensington.

John A. of N. Braddock and sister of Mrs. J. W.

Smith of Manches'er Elizabeth Leichliter of Wester-ville. at the home of her daughter Mrs H. H. Millen. 210 Underwood Ave Greensburg.

Pa. Friends received at Wareham 's Funeral Home. Rebecca Ave at tenter until ft Thursday. Services at the United Brethren Church. Coal St.

at South Ave Thursday evening at. 8 o'clock Body may be seen at church from 7 clock until time of services. Interment Friday morning in Grandview Cem-etery. Johnstown. Pa HhSS On Wednesday.

Aug. 3. 1938. atTl a Carl Hess, in his 30th year, son of George and Annie Roth He. Funeral services at the family home.

282H Fern-lnnd Elwyn Station, on Saturday. Aug. at p. ni. Friends invited.

HIGHRERGF.R On Wednesday. August 3. 1038 Lottie Mable Mayer Hishberser. beloved wife of the late Simon Teier H'ghberger and mother of Charle Mrs. P.

Auchenbach and Frank S. High-berger. Funeral services at the family residence. 9704 Frankstown Road. Wilkinsburg.

on Friday. August 5. at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

HITCHCOCK On Wednesday. August 3. 1938. Archebald of Chicago, at the home of his sister. 035 Frankstown Ave.

Notice of funeral later. HOBART On Thursday. August 4. 1938. at 6 a.

at her residence. 219 Tennyson Ave Mildred Painter, wife of Harold P. Hobart and daughter of George E. rainier and the late Agnes Clark Painter. Friends received at H.

Samson's, Neville where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment private HORl'RG Suddenly! on Weduesdav. August 3. August Hohurg. husband of the late Elizabeth Wenr.e! Hoburg.

Services at the chapel of Waller J. Sperling. 6'2'J Lockhart on Saturday at 2 P. m. Fr i ds invited.

LA KIN On Tuesday. Aug. 2 1938 Mir-garet L. Pratt, beloved wife of James J. Larkin of 512 Woodward Wet Park.

Funeral from McDermott Bros 531 Chartiers MrKee Rocks, on Firdav at 8 30 g. m. Solemn high nias at St. Francis de Ssls Chruch at 9 clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

LAVEI TE Suddenly, on Monday. August J. 1938. at 11 p. m.

Nora Brown I-SrSllr. widow ot John Lavelle. of 1308 Carson St. Remains at the residence of her sister. Mrs.

Mary Connor. 131 13th S. S. Funeral on Saturday. August fl.

at 8:15 a. m. Hirh mass of requiem at St. John's Church at 8 a. m.

Friends invited. LKASE At his late home. Parkview. O'Hara on Tuesday at 9:10 p. Albert E.

Lease, age 74 years. Services at the home of Holzheimer Bock, Main St. at 9th. Sharpsburc. on Friday.

Augnt 5 at 2 ji. m. tETSf On Wednesday. Aug. 3.

19.38. at 8:20 a. Amelia Brednich Letsch. widow of August W. Letsch.

in her 71 year. Also survived by 2 daughters, Helen A. at home. Mrs. R.

D. Southward: son. William J. Letsch. and one granddaughter.

Frances Gill. Funeral from her home. 21 Kramer Way. Mt. Washington, on Saturday.

Aug. at 2 P. m. Services at, the Zion Evan. Lutheran Church.

Boegs at 2:30 P. m. Friends invited. LOFTI'S On Tucgnay. August 2.

2 a Irene daughter of Mrs. Nellie Tomer and the late Martin J. Loftus. sister of Marie Rockev. Helen Stntt-matter.

Sarah Vater. Dorothy Keller. William and John. Funeral from the Joseph A. Papnert Funeral Home.

711 Lockhart N. on Friday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem mass at. Leo Church.

Brighton Road at 9 a. m. Friends invited. MARTIN Tuesday. August 2, 1938.

Mary A. McGowan. widow of Patrick Martin and mother of Mary Theresa and James. Funeral from her late home. 29 St.

John McKees Rocks, on Friday. August n. at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass at, Francis De Sales Church at, 10 o'clock VfXUMAN On Tuesday.

August 2. 1938. at 8 p. Herman Nauman. husband' nf Elsie Lampua Nanman.

formerly of East St. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son. 707 East St on Friday at 2 p. m. Friends invited! McDONAI.D On Wednesday.

August 3 1938. Thomas P. McDonald, age 4 years, son of the late Thomas and Marv T.eary McDonald: brother of Joseph J. McDonald and the late Nora Kennane. Funeral from A Staah and Sons.

313 Main West End. on Saturdav. Aurust at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

James Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. MEAT. Wednesday. August, 3 1938 Charles, beloved hustiand of Katherine Meyer (nee Mauruesberg) father of Frederick Me.ver Friends received at his late home.

1371 Tennessee Dormont. Requiem high mass Saturdav morning. St. Euseubius Church East Brady. Pa at 10 o'clock.

E. S. T. Interment in East Brady, pa. fEast Brady papers please copy.) REFD Suddenly.

Wednesday. Aug 3 1938. at Sandy Lake. Pa Marie (Lillian Lemmer of 832 Mifflin Ave. if of Edwin A.

Reed and mother of Margaret E. Reed and Mrs. Dierst of Los Angeles, raj. Friends received St the home of Ferguson-Wood Co Forbes St. at MKee Place.

Oakland, where services will be held Saturday after-noon, at 2:30 o'clock. ROUND On Wednesday. August 3. 1 938, J-meph husband of Emelv A. Round.

Private services at the funeral home of TV Turner. 729 Wallace Ave Wilkins-burg Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock SMITH On Wednesdav. August 3 1938 at 8:15 p. A Hays Smith, husband of Sada C. Smith and father of Mrs Agnes Heselbarth.

Mrs. Helen King and Mrs. Marion Reee. of 49 East Prospect Ingram. Friends received at the Funeral Home of J.

Herbert Hershbercer and Sons. 57 Station St Crafton Pa where services will he held Saturdav at. 2 "3Q p. m. Fnepd.

invited SNIDER On Thurday. August 4. at 6:35 a m. at. the family home.

873 Bower Hill Road Mt. Albert, beloved husband of Emma Snider (nee Gondbov) father of William L. and Norman L. Snider Friends received at the Beinhaner Mortuary. 2830 W.

Liberty Ave. No'ice of funeral la'T. BUY PRESS WANT ADS When You Have Property to Rent And Want A TENANT QUICKLY; FX-PITTSRIIRfiH I wuwilUN MERCHANT DIES ON TRIPABROAD Nathan Kaufmann Succumbs in France; Retired 10 Years Ago Nathan Kaufmann. one of the city's leading merchants until his retirement 10 years ago, died suddenly today in Aix-les-Baines, France. Mr.

Kaufmann was 64. His son. Stephen, who has been vacationing on the continent with his father, was with Mr. Kaufmann when he died, according to trans-Atlantic telephone message received here. Born in Viernheim.

Germany. Mr. Kaufmann came to Pittsburgh in his youth. He was one of the organizers of the Kaufmann Baer department slore and remained active in its administration until management passed to Gimbel Brothers 10 years rgo. His widw.

Mrs. Seima Joseph Kaufmann. of the Dithridge Apartments, announced funeral arrangements will not be completed until she has communicated further with her son in France. Mr. Kaufmann.

a member of Rodef Shalom Congregation, is survived by his widow, his son, two brothers. Ludwig of Pittsburgh and Isaac, of Viernheim. and two sisters. Mrs. Louis Bsruch of Germany, and Mrs.

Bertha Vogel of France. Edward C. Dunn Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the same house. 4 Steuben Crafton. in which Edward C.

Dunn was born 60 years ago. Mr. Dunn, a descendant of a pioneer Crafton family and an employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 30 years, died Tuesday. He was a member of Chartiers Council of the Knights of Columbus and a life long member of St. Philip's Church in which a requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.

m. tomorrow. He was the son of the late Edward and Margaret Dunn and is survived by a sister, Mrs. F. J.

Montgomery, and a brother, Vincent T. Dunn, both of Crafton. Charles A. Lutz Funeral services were held today for Charles A. Lutz.

veteran former inspector for Pittsburgh Railways who died Aug. 1 in Columbia Hospital. He lived at 306 High Zelienople. i Services were from the home of his son, Oliver. 325 Barnes Wilkinsburg.

conducted by the Rev. V. W. Patch and the Rev. H.

B. Whitfield, of Zelienople. Burial was in Allegheny Cemetery. i Surviving in addition to the son 13 Mr. Lutz's widow.

Mrs. Margaret J. Murphy Lutz. He was a member of the Zelienople M. E.

church and masonic organizations. Ernest Findley Stroup A militarj' funeral for Ernest Findley Stroup, war veteran, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Hershberger Funeral Home, 426 South Main St. Mr.

Stroup died suddenly Monday at his home, 121 Locust Wilson. He was 44. Mr. Stroup. a newspaper pressman for 24 years, was overseas 23 months with the 15th Engineers during the World War.

He was a life-long resident of Pittsburgh and a member of Madison Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anne Stroup; his father, Henry A. Stroup; one sister, Mrs. M.

J. Shearer of Cleveland; five brothers, Walter James Harry Stephen C. and William of Pittsburgh, and one daughter, Mary Ellen, of Morgantown, W. Va! OFFER OF DRUNK TOLD BY CRASH WITNESS Disposition of a traffic case against John C. Goettman, of 521 South Lang was held up by Magistrate Anthony Lucas today when a witness testified the driver invited her to have a drink after an auto collision at Shady Ave.

and Northumberland St. Mr. Goettman. 25. was charged with violating the auto law by failing to stop after the accident.

He was pronounced sober by Dr. Sidney Weiner. city physician. Mrs. Sadie Alexander of Chicago was the witness.

Myron Leobold. 23. of 340 Craft driver of the other car, said he chased Mr. Goettman two blocks after the collision. COURT REFUSES JURY HEARING FOR C00GAN By The United Press HOLLYWOOD, Aug.

4 When Jackie Coogan's suit against his mother and step-father for an accounting of his earnings as a child movie stair is called for a hearing Nov. 13 there will be no jury. Coogan's attorneys had asked for a jury trial. Judge Ruben S. Schmidt of Calendar Court ruled that a judge could decide the case on its merits.

Magistrate Cancels Man's Gun Permit Louis Sibert, 64, Downtown elevator operator, is his own "police force." But Tie made the mistake of flourishing a revolver menacingly in Lacock North Side, to prove it. In North Side Police Court today Sibert. of 1673 Perrysville showed Magistrate P. J. Sullivan a permit to carry a gun.

"I carry a lot of diamonds and I need the gun to protect me," he said. Magistrate Sullivan lifted the gun permit and fined Sibert $10 on a disorderly conduct charge. Budge Given Trophy NEW YORK. Aug. 4 Donald Budge, of Oakland.

No. 1 amateur tennis player of the world, has been presented with the James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy for 1937. The trophy annually is awarded by the A. A.

to the year's outstanding athlete. Textile Magnate Dies RYDAL. Aug. 4 Harry W. Butterworth of Sarasota.

74-year-old textile machinery manufacturer, died yesterday at his former home here. 1 i i H. Y. CROSSLAND At tnrne.v-t-I-sw Frirk Building-Pitisbu'-Eh Pa. Public Sale of Real Estate for the Payment of Debts In tho Orphans' Court of Allegheny Coun'y.

in the matter of the estate Martha West wood, defeased, at 54C5 of 1P3S. Notice is hereby riven that pursuant to an order of aid court Union Trun Company of Pittsburgh. Administrator C. will offer and expose to public sale on August 25th, 193S, at 2 p. m.

Davlipht Savings Time in the ROT A OF THE CITY-COUNTY BUILDING, PITTSBURGH. Pa. following- described real estate: All that certain lw or piece ol ground situate the Borough of McKees Rocks. Allegheny County. Pennsylvania being Lot No.

319 in the HHen Plan of Lots shown in Plan Book Vol paces liH and 109: bounded and described as follows: Bsrmmng on the north ide ol Ella 156 feet west from the northwest corner Ella St. and Hflen at a line common to lots numbered 3IS and then-e west alons: Ella St. Cfi feet to line common to lots numbered 31 and 3'ii; thenc-e north netween lines dividing lots numbered and Hlft and 'iOt numbered MB and a distance of 10O ft to Clay Alley. Havinit erected thereon a three-story bri'-k dwelling with brick garage and known as No. 1 07 Ella St.

5ail property is to be sold free and clear of TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent in cash at the time of bid and the balance upon confirmation sale by the Orphans' Court and de livery of deed. The administrator reserves the right to ren-ct any or all and ad'onrn the sale from time to tim. UNION TRUST CO. OF PITTSBURGH, Administ rator T.

A. TO Minnie S. Hirsrh. Respondent Take notice that the cat.e ol Gustava Hirwh against you tor divorce a vinculo niairi-momv at No. 951 January Term.

1938. momv at No. 951 January Term roramnn Pleas Court Allegheny Pa at the City-Count ing. Pittsburgh. when called County, ty Build- led, or as -oon as is convenient to said Court.

David M. Janovitz. Attorney for Libellant. 60S Grant Street. Pittsburgh Pa.

Proposals SEALED BIDS FOR BUILT-IN EQUIPMENT at Cavalry Post. Troop G. 103d Cavalry Pennsylvania National Guard Lewisburg. Pennsylvania will be received by mail or deposited in the bid box at the office of the General State Authority. Second and Locust Streets.

Harrigburg. Pennsylvania, any time up until three o'clock p. ni. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time I on August 19. 193S.

The sealed proposals will be publicly opened and read at the above location the same day immediately thereafter. The Plans and Contract Documents may be examined at the office of the General State Authority. Harrisbiirg. at. the office of Malcolm A.

dinger. Architect. 33 North Second Street. Lewisburg. Pennsylvania.

and also at the following places: Construction Digest. Architects Philadelphia. Pa. Third Construction Digest, Pitisburgh. Pa.

Construction Dieest. Street. Harrishurg. Pa. F.

W. Dodze Philadelphia. Pa. F. W.

Dodze Century 1835 1321 Arch Bessemer Pittsburgh. Pa. F. W. Dodse 119 W.

40th Street. New York City. Building News Pbl. 16th and Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa.

The Genera! State Authority. Central Dist. Office. 23 South Fitmt Street. Har-rishunr.

Pa. The Genera! State Authority. No. 1 Dist. Office.

Mr-Ginley Building. Swede and Mam Streets. Norristown. Pa. The General State Authority.

No. 2 Dist. Office. Polish Union Buildinz. S3-59 North Main Street.

ilkes-Barre. Pa. The General Stnte Authority. No. 3 Dist.

Office. Rooms 30O-3O1. Moshannon Bank Buildinz-. Front and Pine Philips-burtr. Pa.

The General State Authority. No. 4 Dist. Office. Flannery 3530 Forbes Street.

Pittsburgh. Pa. The General State Authority. No. 5 Dist.

Office Galena Signal Oil Co. Franklin. Pa. Plans, specifications and contract forms not exceeding two complete sets, may be secured on and after August 5. 195S.

by applying to the Executive Director of The General State Authority. Second and Locust Streets. Harrisbut-g. Pennsylvania, and depositing a check payable to The General State Authority in the amount of Five Dollars (55.00) for each set. The full amount of the deposit for two (2) sets of documents will be refunded to each bona fide bidder ONLY upon return of plans, specifications and contract forms in good onter witnin ten io nays after the opening of bids; other deposits will be refunded with a fifty per cent deduction to defray the cost of plans and specifications.

If the documents are not returned within the time stated, the entire amount of the deposit, will be forfeited. The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by each bidder is stated in the Instructions to Bidders. No bid may be withdrawn for thirty C30) days alter the scheduled closing time for receiving bids. The General State Authority reserves the right to waive any ip formalities in. or to reject any or all bAs.

Plans and specifications will be furnished to sub-contractors on request, and fifty per cent of the deposit on such plans and specmeations will be returned as a deduction to defray the cost of plans and specifications when same are returned in good condition to this office. J. B. KELLY. Asst.

Executive Director. Federal Public Works Project No. Docket Fa. 1H17-F. Contract No.

7H-37-32 OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION Office of the Superintendent of Bmldincs 437 Administration Buildieg. Pittsburgh. Pa. Sealed proposals will be received by H. (ramhlet.

Secretrav. 3l Administration Buildine-. Pittsburgh. Pa, until 2:00 M. Eastern Standard Tie) the dav of August 18.

1938. at which time and place thev will be publicly opened and read aloud, for General Construction Contract. Heating and Ventilating Contract. Plumbing Contract, and Elecrical Conraet in connection with the construction of the Arsenal Elementary School. 3th and Butler Street.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents will be on file and open to public inspection at 437 Administration Building. Bellefield Avenue and Forbes Street. Pittsburgh.

Pa. and sets of such documents may be obtained on application to the office of the Superintendent of Buildings. 437 Administration Building. Pittsburgh. upon deposit of S15.00 for each set.

If the documents are returned in good condition within ft days after the opening of bids the full amount of the deposit for one set will be returned to each actual bidder, and other deposits will be refunded with a deduction of S5.00 to defray the cost of the reproduction of the sets of documents. If the documents are not returned within the time stated the entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited. The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidders is stated in the Instructions to Bidders. No bid mat be withdrawn for sixty f0 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. The Board of Public Education of the School District of Pittsburgh.

reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. H. W. CRAMBLET.

Secret ray. Death Notices AFRICA On Tuesday. August 2. 1938. at 11 P.

Luev Bowers Africa, wife of John Henry Africa, in her 56th year. Funeral services on Friday. August at 2 p. m. D.S.T..

at her home. 316 Second Pitcairn. interment in Hon-roeville Cemetery. Friends invited. ANDERSON On Tuesday.

August 2. at Suburban General Hospital. Harry, husband of Marry Belle Anderson, aged 74 years, of 1520 State Coraopoh. Friends received at the Armour Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Coraopolis.

where services will be held on Thursday. August 4. at 8 p. m. Interment on Friday.

August 6, at 10 a. m. in Coraopolis Cemetery. BAR RFC A On Monday. August 1.

1938, Joseph (nee Cicero Barreca. beloved wife of John Barreca. Funeral from her home. 862 Flemmgton on Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Peters Church. Fer-nando St. at 10 o'clock. BAl'MEISTER On Thursday. Aug.

4. 1938. at 8 a. Joseph E. Baumeister.

beloved huband of Kathryn Kane Baumeister. in his 39th year. Funeral services at his home. 966 Tropical Ave. Beechview.

on Mondav. Aug. 8. at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. BRICELAND Ottis. Wednesday evening. August 3. at his home.

16 Grandview Crafton. Pa. Remains at Hinton Funeral Home. Canoosburg. Pa.

Notice of funeral later. CHAMBERS At St. John Hospital. Tuesday August 2. 1938.

at a. John A. Chambers, aged 85 years. Husband of the late Lida F. Dutton.

Friends received at the home of his stepson. Georga A. Dutton. 1216 Esplandade N. S.

Services Friday. August 6 at 2 p. m. CRAWFORD On Thursday. August 4.

at 1:35 a. Annie Aikin Crawford, widow of John S. Crawford and mother of Marv S. and Helen at home, and Mrs. Harry C.

Crawford of Bethlehem, Pa. Funeral services at her late home. 1010 Trenton Avenue. Wilkinsburg. Sat-urday at 2 p.

m. Interment later. DAVIDSON Miss Elizabeth. Wednesday. Aug.

3. 193H. at 3:40 p. in her 84th year. Funeral services a her late residence.

405 Fanny McDonald. Friday. Aug. 5. at 3 P.

D. S. T. Interment in Robinson Run Cemetery. DUBLIN On Thursday.

Aurutt 4. 1938 James Leo beloved son of James and Catherine nee Dunn) at the family home. 1219 Oakrtdge Brooklme. Notice of funeral later. Only immediate adult members of the family not under absolute quarantine est scarlet fever at the time can attend the home, serv- ices or burial.

I DUNN On Tuesday. August 2. Edward C. I Dunn, brother of Mrs. F.

J. Montgomery I and Vincent T. Dunn. Ftineral from the lamHy home. 4 Steuben St.

Crafton. on FA When the Saxon Choir from Rumania appears in a concert Saturday night in North Side Carnegie Hall the 25 members wiU wear costumes identical with those of centuries ago. Pictured above are Franz Xaver Dressier, director, and one of the singers in costume. Marriage License Applications RIWTN-TAYLOR Henrv T. 332'Wnod-.

land Eda-worth: Elizabeth 2306 Saymoure Wilmington, Del. WILLIAM? GERGFLY Jameg 64fl Baldwin Bridseville; Juhann 508 Bluff Bririeeville. GOLDBERG-TEPLITZ Max. 3CO0 Elsinore Edna. 1609 Library McKeesport.

ROBB-JOH ANNES Thomas 431 Park-low Ruth 1228 Dormont Dorm on t. CALDWELL-MrRRAT William API Second Elizabeth: Winifred 314 Pennsylvania Oakmont. STERX-FOHL Jo.pph. C53'2 Sprinr Garden Dorothy. 2812 Wadlow St.

JEKEL-CHONTOS Steve. Large: Verona. La rare. PORCO-D AMICO Samuel S50 Hopkins Sewickley; Laura. 14 First Leetdale.

CROUCH-SHAFFER William H. 303 S. Aiken Marjorie. 7138 Bennett St. BOWER-ANERIXO Albert 400 Penn Mary 1825 Tustin St.

PELINO-CIANCIO Vittorio 1453 Greenmont Dormont: Carmela. 621 Chestnut. MALLISON-T5AVIS Clayton 5156 Butler Rachel 1935 Chi'lett St. RAHNEMAN-WITZLEB Edward 6540 Aylesboro Eleanor 819 Maple Lane. Sewickley.

HARP.ISON-PMITH Edward State Police. Greensburs; Anna, 244 S. St. Clair SIXGLETON'-WOLI, William TOO Summit McKeesport: Marsaret 1510 Douglas McKeesport. ROTHRl'M-KOXRAD Robert C.

52f Bel- laire Emmalueia. 135 Auriles Duquesne. McGUIRE-EVANS Patrick 203 E. Ttnth Ave. Homestead: F.

Doris. 931 Washington Mt. Lebanon. SACHS-LAS NER Meyer 583 Vartlett Adelaide. 1238 Murdock Rd.

MILLS-S TONER Nelson. 2 University Dorothy 2744 Ammon St. William Olive 272ii Hazelton Ave. LYNCH-TM'NN Thomas 5252 Holmes Maritaret 5289 Carnegie Ave. WELSH-HENDERSON Laclede.

Nora Tlon Hermitage St. GANKO WILCZEWSKI John. 430 Penn Aliquippa: Wanda. Ill Third Ave. Aliquippa KV.MA-LICAS Nick.

2103 Whitaker Way. Mttnhall; Mary 703 Fourteenth Munhall. HUFF-PLEW1NSKI Frank. 13SH S. Twenty-fourth Hilda.

23-53 Sidney St. 3ANTONI GREEXAWALT Mario. 1600 Lincoln Esther. 1218 Denniston Ave. WERT-LOW Albert S16 Inwood Margaret 101 Penfiled Ct.

THOMAS-DUMAS Jame. 1918 Penn Louise. 7244 Roosevelt Penn Twp. LEHXERT-GUTHOERL Frank J. 146 Renne Mary 2515 Spring St.

THOMASHEFSKY-WEIXBERGER Norman 786 Franklin Aliquippa: Charlotte 361 Franklin Aliquippa KEMETH-PASTORIA Frank 560 Mickle Camden. X. Jennie 7014 Kndron St. WILHELM-MENY Peter 1338 Rescue Rosin 1104 Crucible St. MIHACS-ZAHORCHAK Michael 1116 McClure Homestead: Ann 17 y.

Sixth Duquesne. Legal Notices MARKEL MARKEL. Attorneys. 3020 Grant Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Emma M.

Mc-Cleary deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Clifford McClearr and Chester A. McCleary. Executors. 8111 Alder St.

Pittsburgh Pa SEPTER W. Douglas Attorney. 1403 Law it Finance Bmldinc Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice that letters of administration C.

T. A. on the estate of Katherine Gorney, deceased, late of Duquesne, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims wil present them to Edward Gorney. administrator, C. T.

119 Aurcllea Duquesne. Pa. TAYLOR ASKS HAVEN FOR 66(M)Q0 EXILES By The United Press LONDON, Aug. 4 Myron C. Taylor, American delegate, told representatives of 28 countries at the I tern ational Refugee Conference today that opportunity for settlement abroad must be found for approximately persons in greater Germany and that unless emigration is ac-celerated It would take 16 years to complete the transfer.

He nreed that it be done in Mr- Taylor five years, at a rate of 132,000 annually until 1943. Mr. Taylor estimated the total included 198.100 Jews in the old Reich. 102,300 in former Austria and 285,516 non-Ayrans and 75,000 Catholics. He reminded the conference that the United States during the year ended June 30 accepted approximately 17.0CO German refugees as permanent resident, and has declared willingness to absorb 27.370 under the immigration quota this year.

He invited representatives of the other countries to ask their govern ments to indicate definitely the sharp nf rifrmnn refucrepc thpr ar ready to take. GREENSBURG BALLOT ORDERED BY NLRB By The United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 The National Labor Relations Board divided two to one in ordering a collective bargaining election within 20 days among pattern makers employed at the Greensburg, plant of the Walworth Co. Workers will choose between the Pattern Makers Assn. of Pittsburgh and vicinity, an A.

F. of L. affiliate, and CIO's Steel Workers Organizing Committee. AN ITALIAN superstition has it that rattling keys in the pocket will ward off the evil eye. 10 TIMES as effective as Carbolic Acid Crsolln does three Important things! deans, kills germs, banishes odors.

Safe to use as directed. At all drug stores and there's nothing "just as good." Merck Co. Inc. Rahwoy, New Jersey. CLEANS DISINFECTS AND DEODORIZES vf MAN'S 'RADIO MIND' GETS 'POLICE CALL' John Brown's body lies resting in a cell in Central Police Station today because his "radio mind" was not tuned to police calls.

A contributing factor was lack of $50, which Magistrate Albert D. Brandon asked him to produce as a fine on a fortune -telling charge. Brown, a Negro who termed himself a "mentalologist," had an office in the Hill District until his activities were suddenly interrupted by police yesterday. His business cards declared that he was "a man with a radio mind." His arrest followed a visit to his establishment by two policewomen. He promised them wealthy hus bands (although one was already married and a grandmother) and extensive travel, they testified.

He also threw in a couple of lottery numbers which he said were sure to "hit" after he had burned said numbers over the flames from black candles, they said. His secretary, Daisy Meyers, also a Negro, was held for further investigation. BUS COMPANY SOLD TO M'KEESPORT FIRM By The United Press HARRISBURG, Aug. 4 The Public Utility Commission approved today the sale of the franchises and property of the Niehl Transportation Turtle Creek, to the McKeesport Transit McKeesport, for $7000 and allowed discontonuance of service by the Miehl Co. The commission also auhtorized the McKeesport company permission to operate buses between East Pittsburgh and Universal and Rodi; and to transport excursion groups from East Pittsburgh, Turtle Creek.

Wail, Wilmerding. Pitcairn and Penn and Patton Twps. to various Pennsylvania points. Clairton Courts Finished A serise of tennis and quoit courts which will later be provided with a surface that will allow the area to be used in winter as a skating basin, have been completed in Clairton by WPA forces. James E.

Kesner, district WPA director, announced today. B. C. QUICKLY RELIEVED MV HEADACHE! Will also Quickly relieve raus- jcular aches, neuralgia, sim ple nervousness and functional periodic pains. 10c 25c Sizes BMIiliiS The SHENANDOAH Featuring Private Bedroom Sleepers and Individual Reclining Seat Coaches A fine train, making fast time and with later departure.

Latest Pullman equipment; Club Car; Regular Section and Private Bedroom Sleepers. Exclusive type coaches, with individual reclining seats and commodious Lounge Rooms. Also economical tray meal service right at your coach seat. No Extra Fare. Lv.

Pittsburgh L.E. Sta.) (Standard Time) 11 H)5 P.M. Ar. Chicago (Standard Time) 8:03 A. A I.

(Bedromn Sleeper open for oocq. pancT 9 P. M. Standard Time tastbound, The Shenandoah leaves Pittsburgh (P. L.

E. Sta.) 8:50 P. M. (Standard Time) foe Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Consult my 0 Tick Atmnt ar ft pM 1 call Ik Trmt Bur man.

Court 6220 JULIA DOYLE. Attorney. 609 Plaia Buiidinr. Pittsburgh. Pa.

To Herbert A. MeClory. Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Agatha McClors arainst you for divorc- A. V. M.

at No. 1527 July Term. 1938. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned N.

E. I. Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday ot September. 1938. JOHX HEINZ.

Sheriff. S3 -B mwT 3kS. 1 i i.