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THIRTY-TWO Wan rters. Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Press Departments, Coart 7200 MONDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1933 i Death Notices Dtath Notices Ltgal Notices Lego Notices Ltgal Notices Obituaries HELSING On Saturday. Dec.

10. at 10 50 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF PROPERTY DAMAGE CLAIM NOTICE 1 herebv given that the Com HARRY POLLOCK. Attorney at Law. No 407 Park Building. Pittsburgh Pa.

Notice is herebw given by Columbia Soper missioners of Allegheny County have filed P. John Metsing nusnana oi tne late Emma Helsing. Funeral services Tuesday. 3 P. m.

from S. 3. Dowlcr Funeral Parlors. S25 Franklin Wilkinsburg. Friends invited.

Cleaners. a Pennsylvania Business Corporation, which has been doing busi TEXT OF ADDRESS BY FRANK in the office of the Prothonotary of said Comity at Appearance Docket No. 2831. January Term. 1939, agreement to settle PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR PAYMENT OF DEBTS AST) EXPENSES OF ADMINISTRATION.

IX THE ORPHANS COURT OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY E. HICK. NO.

7713 OF 1938. To mil heirs, devisees, legatees, residuary devises, creditors and other persona inter- WAJERT On Sunday. December 11. at 3:25 p. Anthony Daniel, area 30.

son of Kszimirr nd Fetronela Wt-jcrt. at St. Josephs Hospital. Survived by parents and lollowmi brothers. John ot Casile.

Martin of McKees Rocks: Stanley. Sierhen and Dr. Leo of Pittsburrh: Sisters Victona and Theodora of Funeral semcea Wednesday. 10 a. from St Adalberts Church.

So. 15th St. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Friends received at home.

1S07 Sarah S. Pittsburrh. Fa property damage claim aa neremaiier listed. Any taxpayer of the County may William J. Ferris William J.

Ferris, brother of Frank C. Ferris, lieutenant of the homicide division of the city detective bureau, and well known in file exceptions to said settlement witnin ten (101 days of the date hereof. If Hl'NTEK On Sunday. Dec. 11.

1038. at 8:30 a. William B. Hunter. bloved husband ot Mary Stephenson Hunter, and lather of Mra.

Bertha Brooks. Mrs. Dora Kindle. Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs.

Minnie Schaible and Ray Hunter. Funeral services at hi home. 341 Virginia Mt. Washington, on Wednesday. Dec.

14. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. such exceptions are filed, the proceedings iested in slid estate: ness and nas registered its otnea in toe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at No.

225 East Second Avenue, Borough of Homestead. County of Allegheny, that a Certificate of Election to voluntarily dissolve said corporation in accordance with the provisions of the Businesa Corporation Law. an Act of Assembly, approved May 5. 1P33. has been duly executed, delivered and filed with the Department of Stat of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg.

and that said corporation is winding up its affairs in the manner prescribed by said Act. so that its corporate existence shall be ended by the issuance of a Certificate of Dissolution by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Harry Pollock. Solicitor. win be presenter to tne court oi vuarter Sessions of Allegheny County for its approval and the exceptant or any taxpayer may appear at the hearing thereon in Court and be beard together with his Detroit.

Cleveland. New Castle paper ptease copy.i nereoy pvpn inai ine peuuna of Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Company. Executor, is filed in the office of the Clfrk of the Orphan Court at the above number and term praying for an c-rder of sale of the following described real estate ol decedent ALL that certain lot. or Piece of around President of American Bar Assn. Defends Jews, Pleads for sports circles here, died in the Allegheny General Hospital last night after a short illness.

Born in Wheeling, W. In 1888. he moved to the West End in RI.ELER On Sunday. December 11. 193.

at 5:50 a Cyrus Keeler. aed 73 years, of 52" Seddon North Brad-dock, husbsnd of Mary J. Marsh Keeler. father of Earl and Mrs. George McNutt.

Friends received at his late residence. witnesses. If no exceptions are hied to said settlement or if settlement is approved by said Court after exceptions axe filed, same will be raid by the County. The came of the claimant, the respective amount of the arreed upon settle situate in the Twenty-Second Ward of the Religious Tolerance Recalls Pope's Attack On Anti-Semitism 1 qo anrf six VP a later ot Pittsburgh. County of Allegheny iuo ana six ears iair organize a -tat oJ PennsJ.lvania- bounded Services will be held Tuesday.

December the Bergoff Baseball Club in the JOHN D. .9. TRtTXALL. Attorney. 1408 Berger BIdg.

Notice that letters testa 13. 1938. at 3 p. tn. at the Fourth Street M.

E. Church. Friends invited ment, the location Vif the property, by township, and the State Highway Route from the improvement whereof said claim has arisen, is as follows: Name. Wendell G. A Nellie H.

Bevins: amount. $8,500: township. Jefferson: route number. Grade Separation State Route 330. mentary on the estate of Elizabeth J.

Stotler deceased, late of Penn Township. and described as follows, to-wit: BEGINNING on the West side cf Arch Street, formerly Beaver Street, at a point nineteen (19) feet North of the North line of ParS War. formerly Water Alley: thence by the West side of Arch Street Northerly twenty (-0) feet six (8) inches: Allegheny County, having been granted, all nersona indebted to said estate will make payment ana inoee naving claims WATSON On Sunday. ipsa, at a Frances Silbaugh. wife of Harry R.

Watsn.n. mother of Mrs. Dais Jones. Mrs. Winifred Tissue.

Mrs. Leona Mae Miller. Mrs. Cone Lewellvn. Robert and Carl also survived bv 10 grandchildren.

Friend received th family home. 7733 Stanton Swiss-vale, nntil Wednesday mormnr. Funeral service at Addison. Pa Wednesday aiternonn. Dec.

14. at 3 o'clock. Friends tr.vited. IMeycrsdale Pa papers please copy 1 FIG AND On Saturday. December 1, 1938.

Katherine. daughter of Joseph and Katherine Weigand of 218 GUluand Place. Bellevue. Friends received at tha Edward T. Daueherty Funeral Home.

3r.ri Lincoln Avenue Bellevue. where funeral will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a. High mas of requiem at the Church of Assumption. Bellevue at o'clock. WHlMtN Suddenly, on Saturday.

Dec. lO. 1938, Christ Willman. brother of Mrs. Irfimse Hnsch of 3923 Liberty City.

Funeral from Grime Blsir new Funeral Rnm 4V'n Pin. Allegheny County League. Also surviving are his mother. Mrs. Mary Agnes Ferris a second brother, Edward C.

Ferris; two sons, William J. Jr. and Dillon Ferris: and a sister, Mrs. Cecelia Quinn. The body will be at the Devlin Funeral Parlor, 825 Western Ave.

will present them to Hi bert F. Craig LEGNARD Saturday. December 10. 1938. Gilbert beloved husband of Margaret Doyle.

and father of Sister Mary Frances. Sister Marie Dolorous. Frank Eleanore James and Robert Legnard. Funeral from his home. 629 Boggs Avenue.

Mt. Washington, on Wednesday. December 14. at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Justin Church at 9 clock. Please omit 1443 La Clair Swissvale. John Curry Hollow Lebanon Church Road. JOHN' J.

KANE, GEORGE RANKIN. JR. JOHN S. HERRON. County Commissioners.

12-P-SS. D. S. TruxalL Penn Township. Ex thence westerly and parallel wua fars Way seventy-five t75) feet: thence Southerly and parallel with Arch Street twenty (20) ieet and six 6 inches: thence Easterly and parallel with Park Way seventy-five 75) feet to the plar-e of beginning.

SUBJECT, however, to a private alley ecutors. JOHN B. NICKLAS. JR. A MeCARDY flowers) McCLURE.

NICKLAS HIRSCHFIELD. Attorneys 1913-81 Investment Bids' not 'one foot and forty-seven one-hundredths Funeral arrangements have ot a loot ii.ti in widtn. Deginnine on Ithe Westerly side of Arch Street afore been completed. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William Henry Daugen-bauch or W. Daugenbaugh.

de On Saturday. December 10. lJ. at 9:15 p. Bertha Gugenheim Levy, widow of the late Albert M.

Levy and mother of Oscar A. Levy and sister ot Mrs. Jennie Kahn. Mrs. Sol Lowenstein.

anH Mrs. AuSta SOC the Knights of Columbus, or any other of the ill-fated attempts to destroy the unity of this nation? Shall we forget the fanning of the flames of bigotry the only time a Catholic was nominated for the Presidency by a major political party? Shall we forget the hooded terror of the night-shirt dupes of the Ku Klux klan? None of these was an American movement and all of them were finally repudiated by the mighty legions of real Americans who believed then, as they believe now. that the only bearable way of life is the democratic way. ROBERT IRELAND. Attorney.

16 Brilliant Aspinwall. Pa. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Manlio Tolomel. deceased, late of Pittsburrh. Allegheney County, havinir been eranted.

all persons indebted to said estate wrtl make payment and those havinj claims will present them to Robert Tolomel. Extcutor. 7351 Frankstown Pittsburgh Pa ceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County bavin? been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make pay ment and those having cimm will present them to Ada R. Moles.

Executrix 7329 Kelly St. Pittsburgh. Pa omon of Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. .,5509 Center where services will be held on Tuesday.

December 13. at i p. m. Interment West View Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

i BERTRAM H. KENTON. Attorney. 331 Mrs. Bertha T.

Bergdoll Requiem high mass for Mrs. Bertha Thomas Bergdoll, of 1501 Evergreen Millvale, who died Saturday, will be celebrated at St. Anthony's Church, Millvale, Wednesday at 9 a. m. Survivors are six children: Miss Pauline and George Bergdoll, Mrs.

said at the Northerly line oi tne lot oi ground above described and extending Westerly alone the said line a distance of fnrty-eiahth (48) feet, a now laid out on the said ground: the said alley being for the use of the lot of ground above described and that the same on the North side thereof. Having erected thereon a three-story hrick dwelling house and being known as No. 503 Arh Street, at private sale to Marian H. Feeney and Christopher L. M.

Feeney for the sum of six thousand dollars (S6.00O.OO) for the payment of the decedent's debts and administration expenses: the terms of the sale to be Four Thousand Dollars (64.000.00) in cash upon delivery of deed and the balance of Two Thousand Dollars (S2.000.00) in three years rom date, secured by purchase money mortgage bear- Sunday, Dee. 11. 19JS. at LOWERY near Friendship Tuesday. Decem- ber 13.

at 2 p. m. YVHITF On Saturday. Dc. 3 0 1938 at 10:30 a.

William of 2347 Car-son husband of the late Mary E. Knott and father of Mrs. Nettie Fin-nif. Mrs. Esther Loeffler.

Ethel and Joseph. Funeral serivces from the Gmiter Funeral Home. 2323 Carson S. Tuesday afternoon at 3 clock. Friends invited.

I HOWARD DEVLIN. Attorney. 1000 Jones Law Bldar. Notice that letters testamentary on the e6tae of Sarah C. Marshall, deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, havinar been rramed. all persona indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Cletus L. Marshall, Executor. 2215 Wilson N. Pitta- Mary Ellen (nee K't-anni Jury tireu A 4.

p. wife of Peter J. Lowery and daughter of Hatred Across the Sea bursrh. fa. HERBERT E.

PILGRIM. Attorney. 1021 the late tnrisiopner nu Markey McCann. Survived by a sister. Thomascene and two brothers.

Christopher O. and Harry J. Remains reposing in the chapel room of the James J. Flannery Funeral Home. Ridge Ave.

and Brighton N. S. Interment Weanes- dav. Time later. LTNKENHEIMER On Dec.

12. 3 93S. 1 (Link) Lmkenheimer. Carnene Bids-. Notice that letters tes FricK Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William Alwyn Kenvon.

deceased, late of Turtle Creek. Allegheny County, having been eranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having: claims will present them to Bertram H. Kenyon. Administrator.

822 Renier Turtle Creek. Pa. WALTER J. WAGNER. Attorney.

901 Jones Law Bide. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Roza Fedor or Rosa Fedor. deceased, late of Fitts-burrh. Allerheny County, having- been eranted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having ciaims will present, the mto Cornelius Fedor.

Executor. 1051 Lessins Fitta-bursh. Pa. Funeral Directors tamentary on the estate of Rose G. Davis.

deceased, late of Ingram. Allegheny County. I ins interest at the rate of six per cent COMPUTE havintr been rranteL an persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to brother of Charlie and Conrad, ate 46 vears. Funeral Thursday at 8:15 a. m.

rriuiiiK Pannert 2705 East (bo per annum. The Court will be asked to make a decree of sale on the 4th day of January. lf3t). at 10 o'clock a. when higher offers will be considered and objections or exceptions to the proposed sale will be heard.

Harry Henning, Mrs. Joseph Scharf Mrs. Marcella Innes and Mrs. John F. Duderstadt.

all of Pittsburgh; 14 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Bergdoll was born in Germany and lived in Millvale 50 years. She was 76. Burial will be in St.

Anthonys Cemetery. Anna Kate Chappell. Executrix. 3626 Grenada N. Pittsburgh.

Pa. N. 9. Requiem mass in St. Mary's Ts stnnomlrs mm PRESS Classified Advertising serves as a If PEOPLES-PITTSBURGH TRUST COM jyj Medw iacriftet ssaltty.

oenenaanie airectory to attractive real estate offers all around the town. WMItsT Special to The Pittsburgh Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 The text of yesterday afternoon's speech by Frank J. Hogan. president of the American Bar I come to speak to you today because I am an American and a Catholic.

As an American, I glory in the traditions of our American democracy. I glory in my American rights and my American privileges. As a Catholic. I glory in the breadth of the tolerance tught by my faith. My citizenship and my faith impose on me certain loyalties, loyalty to freedom, loyalty to brotherly love, loyalty "to all the great principles that are basic iiv-both Americanism and Christianity.

In ordinary times we are inclined to take these loyalties for granted. In ordinary times, we are inclined to forget the great gift of freedom that is in our possession. But these are not ordinary times. These are times of unrest ir. many parts of the world.

In too many instances now, we see governments that dig their foundations in the swampy subsoil of hatred. In Germany, in Russia, in Italy, in Mexico, in Spain, in too many countries the light of reason has been dimmed by the shadow of bigotry. We live in a world of unrest. We see nations that once produced great contributions to the cause of civilization suddenly gone mad in an orgy of terror. We see mn suffering the lash of persecution simply because of their loyalty to the faith of their fathers, simply because of their insistence upon religious liberty.

We read the narrowing reports of old men and little children whipped down the public streets because they happened to have been born into one faith rather than another. We see brave men rounded up into filthy concentration camps because they dared to speak the truth, and in some cases for no reason, save that they were born into one faith rather than nrch. I.ockhart at a. m. MILLER On Saturday.

Dee. 10 1938 at 12 p. Lucetta Winters Miller, widow of F. WiUiam Miller and mother of Mrs. John E.

Sadler. and Harrv W. Miller. Funeral services at her home. Bethel Hillcrest on Tuesday evening.

Dec. 13. at, 8:30 p. m. Friends invited.

Interment Wednesday mornin in Mt. Leb anon Ce metcry. MVTVASbVICS Of 29 Maytide Street. Death Notices J. BOYD DUFF, Attorney.

1503 Law and Finance Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Howard M. Sottel. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allerheny County, havine: been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make pavment and those having claims will present them to Joseph A.

Soffel. Executor. 13 Shiloh Pittsburgh. Pa. Florists BERGDOLL On Saturday.

Dec. lO. 1938. PANY. Executor.

ROSE EICHENAUER. Attorneys. 707 Oliver Pittsburgh. Pa. TO James Leonard Conley.

Respondent: Take notice that the case of Pearl A. Conley against you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 30tf July Term, 1938. Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County.

will be tried at the City-County Building. Pittsburgh. when calied. or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Harvey M.

Aronson. Attorney for Libellant. 2106 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa Gilbert B.

Legnard Gilbert Bernard Legnard, father of James G. Legnard. supervising accountant to the auditor general, died Saturday in his home, 629 FLOWERS Sprays. 53 00: baskets. $5 00.

GIDA'S. 3719 FORBES ST. MA. 130Q. FLORAL SPRAYS.

BASKETS. f5. I.UBIN PMALI.EY. FLORISTS. lit FIFTH AVE.

GRANT 2200. GEORGE H. SHARMAN. Attorney. 1506 Bereer Bids.

Notice that letters testa-mcniiirv nn tha estate of Eliiabeth Smith Bertna Thomas, widow of George Bergdoll and moiher of Mrs. Margaret Henning. Mrs. Martha Scharf. Mrs.

Stella Duderstadt, Miss Pauline Bergdoll. Mrs. Marcella Innes and Mr. George Bergdoll. Funeral from her late home.

1501 Evergreen Millvale, on Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 8:30 a. ni.

Requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Church at 9 a. tn. deceased, late of Reserve Township. Alle gheny County, navin? oeen grauie Boggs Mt.

Washington. He on Saturday at a. beloved daughter of Frances: sister of Irene. -Paul and John. Jr.

Friends received at the Koontz Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St Wendelin's Church at 9:00 a.

m. Young Ladies' Sodality and friends invited. Interment in St. Wendelin's Cem ersons maeoiea to saia maw ui was 80 avment and those navins ciaims win BERNF.R On Friday. Dee.

9. 1938. at 7 Besides his son, James, Mr. Leg present them tQ Mary HildenDrana. executrix 2326 Mt.

TTroy Road. N. Pitta-burgh. Pa. Monuments-Cemetery Lots South Hills Cemetery Pennsylvania chartered.

65 acres, located bout 500 feet to the left of mam entrance to South Park off Route 88. If interested, write 176. Press. nard is survived by his widow, Mrs. J.

BOYD DUFF. 1503 Law Finance Bldg. Nouce that letters of admti- stration c. t. a.

on the estate of Workman, deceased, late of Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having: been granteo all persons indebted to said estate will make rayment and those having claims will present them to J. Boyd Duff. Administrator c. t. 1214 So.

Nerley Ave Pittsburgh. Pa. etery Margaret Legnard; three daughters, jiEEL At his late home. No. 1 p.

Anna Dietrich Berner. wife of the late Henry L. Berner and mother of L. Berner. and sister of Mrs.

Barbara De Muth. Funeral from the family home. 1S12 Rialto Troy Hill. N. on Tuesday.

Dec. 13, at 9:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. Proposals Lincoln t-iace. on sjiuhw. 10. at 11:15 P.

M. West Neel. beloved huband of Jessie an Der Hoven and brother of Samuel W. Neel. Funeral Werineertav 2 p.

m. In ALLEGHENY COUNTY MEMORIAL 6 grave lot Section e-nnri in -t mni Federal Public WTorks Project No. Docket Best offer considered. Write A 617. Press.

Sisters Mary Frances and Marie Dolores and Eleanor A. Legnard, all of the order of Sisters of Immaculate Heart of Mary at Scranton, and two other sons, Frank D. and Robert W. Legnard. BOONE On Sundav.

Pec. 11. 1938. Mrs. '-r ovrtPTii invrBTlFMECT Proposals PENN LINCOLN MVMORtAl.

PI P7 SIX-GRAVE LOTS. 8125. VALLEY 203. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION nftitA rxi tha fill nprin pndpnt of Buildings Arimmiati-ation Riiildine. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Amanda Love Boone, ape 90 years, widow of James F. Boone. Funeral services Wednesday morning at in 30 from thn Hunter-Edmundson-Striffler Co. Funeral Home.

600 Market McKeesport. Interment in Coulter Community Mausoleum terment in Lebanon Church Cemetery Friends invited via car No. 56 to Neel Ptop. NIEMETZ Louis, of 6938 Kelly father of Mrs. Emma M.

Schwartz. Mrs. Nettie Hatfield and Edward Niemetz Funeral from the Funeral Home ot W. N. Winter.

4730 Friendship Ave. Ti me later. Sealed proposals will oe receiveu Requiem high mass will be sung rvamhlpt Secretary. 251 Admin ictrattnn 'Rlllldine- Pittsburrh. until MOUNT ROYAL MAUSOLEUM Entombment space available.

At. 3629. 2:00 r. m. Eastern Standard Time) the Wednesday at 9 a.

m. in St. Justin's Church. Burial will follow in St. Michael's Cemetery.

Federal Public Works Project No. Docket Pa. 2243-F OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION Office of the Superintendent of Buildings. 437 Administration BuUding. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Sealed proposals will be received by H. W. Cramblet, Secretary. 251 Administration Building. Pittsburgh.

until 2:00 P. M. (Eastern Standard Time) the day of December 22. Ifl38. at which time and 1 1 V.

1 1 ri day of December 32. 1938. at which time BROWN On Monday. Dec. 12.

1938. at Saturday. Dec. 10. William a.

Margaret Fchlin Brown, of 365 Woodruff Mt. Wash. and place thev win oe pnoiiciy opciku and read aloud, for General Construction Contract Heating and Ventilating Contract. Sympathy Cards Thi-h Ave Remains at the George riends received at- the parlors of Wm Slater Pons. Virginia Ave.

and Rear Plumbing contract, ana jLieotricai tniin-aci in ttnnneifilirm with 1h construction Of the MOURNING CARDS. SI per 100; sympathy Mrs. Rachel Goldberg A. Baker Funeral Home 239 hadY Ave. Reauiem mass at Sacred Heart sarsre Mt.

Wash. Notice of funeral South Vocational High School and Athletic They believe that, because they know and understand that one hate breeds another. We have but to look across the ocean to see that hatred hatred of race, hatred of creed, hatred of class is epidemic. In Germany, the Jew was the first and foremost victim of hate and persecution. He is still the chief victim, but now the Catholic and the Protestant too share in part his fate.

It is no accident that the government which has dedicated itself to destroying the Jews of Germany root and branch is also committed to the destruction of Christian religion. In Germany, Jews are hounded and beaten on the public highways, forced back into the ghetto, deprived of all the rights of civilized man. But in Germany today the Catholic Church is also persecuted. Cardinal Faulhaber and Cardinal Innitzer are sneered at. mocked and threatened.

Church windows are smashed, defenseless priests are attacked in the streets, Catholic children are denied the right to a Catholic education. In this same Germany the Ca tholic, Schuschnigg, former Chancellor of Austria is still under arrest. Another distinguished Catholic, Bruening, the former chancelleor of Germany, is forced to keep his silence for fear of reprisals on his friends stili in Germany. And the greatest living Catholic, Pius the Eleventh, has been vilified and insulted in the Nazi press and by Nazi leaders because he has dared to speak out firmly against Nazi oppression and persecution. He knows, and we know too, that one hate breeds another.

Wherever Jews are persecuted, there too other creeds and races will sooner or later be persecuted. This was true of the Ku Klux Klan in our own country, the Klan whose hatred was not limited to Catholics, but included Jews and Negroes as well. One thing is becoming ever more clear to serious students of history: That the Jews have become the barometer of democracy throughout the world. Where they are oppressed, as in Germany, democracy and freedom have been utterly destroyed, and Christians have also suffered. Where they are the equals of all other citizens, as in America, democracy lives and flourishes, and all men are free whatever their fatih.

earns witn envelopes. per 10U. Kirner's. 309 Market St. later.

Church. Wednesday at 11 a. m. Funeral services were held this fJ. I Field.

Tenth and Saian streets. t-iusDui-sn i'-i BENKART On Saturday. Magdalena afternoon for Mrs. Rachel Goldberg, I tract. Heating and Ventilating Contract.

I Lost and Found APFERT On December 12. 1938. Gertrude wife of Lambert Pappert. Funeral from the family residence. 114 Park Millvale, on Thursday.

i a Ttpmiiem birh mass in i'eters. widow of John Benkart. aged 8 years. Funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 a. m.

from her late residence. connection with the construction of the Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents will be on file and open to public inspection at 437 Rcllpfifild Avenue and Monument Hill Athletic tieia. Kiag-e Avenue and Martindale Street. Pittsburgh. Pa 2124 Charles St.

Requiem high mass AIREDALE Police, black and tan. male: who died yesterday at her home, 5500 Darlington Road. Burial will take place in the Beth Shalom Cemetery. at ft. joeepn Lnuren.

St Anthony's Church at 9 clock. Copies of plans, specifications and other 160 viciniiy. tail ferry svins L. C. B.

Branch 300: church so contract documents will be on file and CAIN On Monday. December 12. 1938 BRINDLE BULLDOG Male: white face: cieties and friends invited We're Still Free Mrs. Goldberg is survived by her i e-dthv Qamrrfav December 10 open to public inspection at 437 Administration Building. Bellefield Avenue and Fnrhes Street Pittsburgh.

and sets Forbes Street. Pittsburgh. and sets ot such documents may be obtained on application to the office of the Superintendent of Buildings. 437 Administration Building. Pittsburgh.

upon deposit of 15.00 for each set. If the documents are returned in gooiLconditiori within 6 days after the opflBg of bids the full amount of the de- Terry." Bloomheld District. Reward. Schenley 6195. at 8:30 a.

Helen Sullivan Cain, of No. 8 Denmarsh Greenfield, wife II inr.niw.' i-iihpnns Rena Sehroeder. wile OI husband, Abram Goldberg; five PmL-rtnn Funeral from E. ot John J. Lain, and daughter of Mr of such documents may be obtained on BLACK POLICE Half grown male; North and Mrs.

Maurice. J. Sullivan. Funeral Pfeifer Funeral 513 Grant ouie; cniiu pet; reward, cedar 1991. application to the oihce ot the toupenu-tonrlpnt Ttnilriinca 437 Administration from the Kirwan Flannery Funeral Millvale.

on Tuesday at v. DOG "Tyke." Brindle. wavy hair, white nntir-tnn nnf KPt Wl rpTlimien Wil fl a Friends invited iiirii-iinti of S5 DO to defray the actual 201 N. Craig corner Bayard Notice of time later. daughters, Mrs.

Harry E. Levine, Mrs. Robert E. Comins, Mrs. M.

R. Colker, Mrs. Charles Feldstein and Miss Elsie Goldberg, and a son, Gerald Goldberg. iront. short tail.

License No. 1471; December 7. Regent Square. Reward. Penhurst 22S0.

cost of the reproauction oi tne sets oi Braddork General Hospital. Julia O'Toole rtnfnmpnta i tne aocumenis are noi re CONNOLLY On Saturday. Dec. 10. Charles DOG 5-month male puppy; brown, brindle Riley, beloved wne 01 owwu -Vfir-hael Regis.

turned within the time stated the entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited. orotner of Andrew Connolly. Funeral from the funeral home of John Building. Pittsburgh. upon deposit of $15.00 for each set.

If the documents are returned in rood condition within 5 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 $5.00 to defray the actual cost of the reproduction of the sets of documents. If the documents are not returned within the ana wnue; rewara. iu Parkway. Lorn L-h 4057-J. The character ana amount oi oia security a.

treyvogei. sth on Tues to hA turmshpfi hr binders is staiea in day. Nov. 13. at 9:30 a.

m. High mass Catherine. Mrs. John Joyce. Mrs Elmer Medrow.

Fnueral from the family residence. 507 Ann N. Braddock. on rw 15 at 8:30 a. m.

Re ESKIMO SPITZ PUP child thA Tr.trnrtinnft to Bidders. ot requiem at St. Paul Cathedral at John Helsing io a. m. pet.

Lost East Liberty district. Montrose 6619. No bid mav 09 witnarawn xor sixty (60) davs after the scheduled closing- time quiem high mass at Pt. Thomas' R. Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. Funeral services for John Helsing, time stated the entire amount of the for receipt of bids. CORNELIUS Of 633 Margaret Mt Oliver, on Monday. Dec.

12. 193a. ai The Bnirrt oi HUDlic tnueation or tne KEY CASE Black. 2 post. J.

L. identification. Lost between wharf and Gimhles. Reward. Atlantic 0663.

Wiehe. dt Dt-V-C Tl n0 11 19-if. St deposit will be forfeited. Tb character and amount of bid secur who died Saturday at his home, 419 Ella Wilkinsburg, will be held School District of Pittsburgh. reserves a.

Pauline Yerick. wife of the right to waive any lpiormaiities in or 6 P. Anna Rubins, widow of Isaac Rubins and moiher of Rose and Harry Rubins, in her 75ih year. Funeral from ity to be furnished by bidders is stated in thfl Instructions to Bidders. nerman Cornelius and mother of Her man and Mary Lfuie Cornelius, if LADY white gold wrist watch.

Homes' to reject any or an oias. at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the S. M.

her Sfith year. Friends received at the icsc room. Kewaro. Edith Wallace. 330 River Road.

Beaver. Phone 1308-W. Uy order ot tne noara. H. W.

CRAMBLET. her late residence. 405 Biddle Ave. u-ilb Tnperlav Dec. 13.

at 11 a rn funeral Home ot John D. Sehaub Sons. Dowler Funeral Home, 925 Franklin Wilkinsburg. Burial will be in December 8. 1938.

Secretary. NOTICES of every kind serve, their pur. Tnterment Beth Shalom Cemetery. 4o Brownsville Road (opposite Mt Oliver Harris). Funeral Thursday a1 No bid may be withdrawn for sixty (60) days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids.

The Board of Public Education of the School District of Pittsburgh. reserves the npht to waive any informalities in or Please omit flowers pose most enectiveiy when listed In The Press Classified columns. 8 a. m. Requiem hish mass at Pt.

I 4 i in Cllnir Den 11 lHd Josephs hurch at 9 a Friends POCKETBOOK. SILVER PENCIL Lost Federal Public Works Project No. Docket Pa. 2019-F OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION irforib- 11 Schnrnagle. husband ot vited.

Interment in St. Josephs Cemetery. 1 4 Si 1 il ,1 I i i Friday atternoon. Century Building. Re- Mable Ptonef and father of Mrs.

tn his 52nd year amn to punning superintendent. to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. H. W.

CRAMBLET. Secretary, December 8. 193S. Office of the Superintendent of Buildings. PURSE Black leather.

lost between Brother of Mrs. Charles Huntsberger. the William Penn Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Helsing was 73.

A native of Riga, Latvia, he had been a resident of Wilkinsburg 21 years, and was a member of the Wilkinsburg Baptist Church. He is survived by five daughters, 437 Administration Buiiainss. Pittsburgh. Pa. Homewood.

Forest Hills. November 27. Reward. 150. Press.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by Sealed proposals will be received by Anthony and Frank w. Scnornagie Funeral Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from his home. 816 Boggs Mt. Washington. Friends invited.

Harmony Townshin Board of Supervisors TOY BOSTON Bull Pup Male. Mt. Wash- TT Cramblet Seeretarv 251 Admlnls DE NOON On Monday. Dec. 12.

J93. at 3:45 a. Margaret Anne De Noon, wife of the late J. C. Noon and mother of Chester O'Neil of Walter L.

Neil of Pontiac. Mrs. C. F. Donovan of Orlan.

and Mrs. Elmer E. Powell of Crafton. Friends received at the funeral home of J. Herbert Hershberger Sons.

57 Station Crafton. where services will tration Building. Pittsburgh, untu uimtoii. xioerai reward. glade 1006.

CC--V- 1 CafnrHav evening. Dec 2:00 P. (Eastern stanaara ximei. tne at p. m.

the day of Dec. 20. 1938. for general construction contract, heating and ventilating contract, plumbing contract, electrical contract, at which time and place i itiiB -'rtn Emma M. day of December 22.

1938. at which time WIRE TERRIER White, male; "Panta; Levh beloved wife of' Herman J. See-Via -familv home. New- and place they win oe puDiiciy openea anri reari alnnr) for Finishing Hardware in they will be publicly opened and reaa aloud. Copies of plans, specifications and Haven Dormont.

Survived by her connection with the construction of the sore rear leg; Friday. Reward. Montrose P544. MAKE it a habit to read The Press Want Ads daily. You will frequently find "just the thing you need." other contracts documents are on file nd open to public inspection at eecrety's husband, one daughter.

Mrs jjorotny Etetpra Mrs Anna Hcl- be held on Wednesday. Dec. 14. 1938. at 2 p.

rn. Friends invited. DIF.ROLD Of 740 Climax 18th Ward, on Monday. Dec. 12.

1938. at 10:30 a. Bella Fisher Diebold. widow of Charles E. Diebold.

in her filst vear. Girls Vocational High scnooi. aaran ana 25th Streets. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Copies of plans, specifications and other documents of the Agreement will be on otnee. jiercnants Amonare. renn. anH sets of such documents may be ob mert Mrs. Clara McKee.

Mrs. Martha Knauff: two brothers. Edward and Alex YOUR competent employment bureau-a Press Want Ad. rer-eived at. the riein- Mrs.

Alice Etney, of. Detroit; Mrs. Elfreeda Newman, of Cleveland; Mrs. Florence Burger, of First Fork, Mrs. Marie Shafer, of Wilkinsburg, and Mrs.

Mabel Gruber of Pittsburgh; four sons, Edward of Cleveland; Eugene of Chicago; John and Theodore Helsing, of Wilkinsburg; 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. tained from secretary's office upon deposit of finnn for each set. if the documents i. VArinirn rtMO, Liberty Ave. Cannot Permit Bigotry Mother of Mildred Dittmer and Henryi are returned in good condition within 15 where services will be held on Tuesday file and open to public inspection at 4w Administration Building.

Bellefield Avenue and Forbes Street. Pittsburgh, and sets of such documents may be obtained on application to the office of the Super days after the opening ot bias tne tun afternoon at ociock. rrienns mmcu l'lebnia. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Pons.

425 Prow-nsville Road (opnosite Mt. Oliver 2 Personal amount nf hA flAnosit Tor line set Will Interment in Minersville Cemetery. be returned to each actual bidder and other deposits will be refunded with a de SHUFF At his residence. 4i Ravens Avo Raiieme on Monday. Dec We in America have teen fortunate indeed that so far this disease of hatred has passed us by.

We can still feel free to speak our minds, to road whatever newspaper we p.ef cr, to vote for whatever candidate we choose, to worship God as we see fit. For a hundred and fifty years the American nation has bet-n in its faith in democracy. We know how good it is to live in a democracy, and we want to keep this democracy of ours so that we can continue to live in psace and freedom. We want no Fascism, we want no Nazism, we want no Communism here. But our desire to keep them from taking root here is not enough.

Earlier generations of Americans built our democracy. More recent generations enjoyed it and handed it on to us as a priceless heritage. But now, yesterday's ideals are being challenged, even in this country. It is no longer enough merely tc retain these ideals which have given American democracy reality. We must refurbish them, we must bolster them to meet altered conditions without sacrificing their very essence of idealism As a lawyer I habitually think in legal terms.

What greater legal application of the Sermon of the Mount was ever conceived by the mind of man than our American Bill of Rights? All Americans talk about the Bill of Rights, but how many of us know what these rights are? The Bill of Rights of the Federal Constitution consists of two small printed pages, containing 452 words, and can be read slowly and deliberately in exactly two and one half minutes and for years I have been urging every man and woman, boy and girl, to read that Bill of Rights the most glorious two small pages in all our language. There you will find, among others, the guarantees the only ones you have of your right to life, liberty, and property your right to worship as you please your right to free speech to have a free press to assemble peaceably with your fellows to petition your government to have your home respected as your castle. intendent of Buildings. 4J Aaministration Building. Pittsburgh.

upon deposit of to ioifi 'tamaa helovcd husband of S15.00 for each set. If the documents For this very practical reason, as well as others, we Catholics cannot permit men of ill will to preach in America bigotry and anti-Semitism without raising our voices in protest. Today there lives in the Vatican Harris). Funeral on Thursday at 9 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. George's Church at 10 a. m. Friends invited. Interment at St.

Mary's Cemetery. Pharpsburg. Dl'FFY On Sunday at 5:40 a. at her late home. 2546 Penn Flor duction of S5 00 to defray the actual cost of reproduction of the sets of documents.

If the documents are not returned within the time stated the entire amount of de j.nnie E. Thompson Shuff and father are returned in goon eonamon wimin days after tha opening of bids the full of Martha De Land. nenas receivru Legal Notices amount of tne deposit ior one set win ho returned to each actual bidder, and at the Edward i uaugneny unn i Home. 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Time of funeral later: JAMES McGILL BOYER.

Attorney at Law. nthop rtni-tita will he. refunded writh a posit will be torieitea. rne cnaracter ana amount of bid security to be furnished by bidders is stated in the instruction to bidders. No bid may be withdrawn for thirty 30) days after the scheduled closing time receipt of bids.

The Harmony deduction of S5.00 to defray the actual isui-ub fitisourgn. -a. PRIVATE SALE. In the Orphans' Court of Allegheny WANT to adopt baby boy Not over three weeks old. immediately.

Write 186. Press. PLEASE call Dr. G. and Genevieve.

Eddie needs operation at once. Francis. 3 Male Help Wanted All advertisements appearing in She Pittsburgh Press Employment columns offering Sales Positions must indicate article or service to le sold and basis of compensation. ence, beloved wife of Francis P. Duffy and daughter of the late Philin and Margaret Schnlz (Pteeb).

Funeral from McCabe's. 5300 Penn Wednesday. December 14. 1938. at 2:30 p.

m. Friends invited. cost of the reproduction ot the sets oi documents. If the documents are not County. Pa.

In Re: Eestate of Anna Township Board of Supervisors reserves returned within the time stated tne entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited. SKELLEY On Sunday morning. December 11. 193S. at 11 o'i'lock.

Joseph husband of Elizabeth Williams Skellev. of 5262 Beeler father of Mrs. Joseph Topping. Remains at the home of the B. Moreland N.

Highland Ave E. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 ociock. Interment private. Melazma Spring. deceased.

No. 2421 of 1938. Ancillary Administrator c. t. a.

Private Sale of Real Estate under Section the right to waive any lniormamies in rr in rpiwt anv or all b'ds. Dl'RBTN Of 107 Catskill Brent No bid may be witnarawn ior sixty (ROi davs after the scheduled closing HARMONY TO iS a WlJr BUAK1J or 23(a) of the Partition Act of L917 and the Amendments thereto. Take notice SUPERVISORS. C. ROY KERR Secretary.

that J. W. Brass. Ancillary Administrator 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 reject any or all bids. c. 1. a. or tne Last win ana lestament NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT DEALERS W.

A. Project Pennsylvania 1949-F of Anna Melazina Spring, deceased: Sam uel A. Fulton D. N. Millan and Norman Sealed proposals will be received by the wood, on Sunday.

Dec. 11. 1938. at 9:30 a. Walter hufband of Jean Moran Durbin: father of David Walter Durbin and son of David and Minnie Schardong Durbin and brother of Joseph W.

Durbin. Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Pehanb's Pons. 425 Brownsville opposite Mt. Oliver Harris.

Services on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends and members of Knnxville E'ks 1196 are invited. Elks' services on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. R. Morison.

Domiciliary Executors of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission through SMITH At North East. on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mary Ann Smith, mother of Mrs. Stella Pidgeon. Mrs P.

P. Trump, Mrs. A. Van Mfll-Ueren. Gertrude.

James and George Pmith. Friends may. call at the Zenfel Funeral Home. 272 Shadv East End Funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church Wednesday morning at 10 By order oi tne rsoaru. H.

W. CRAMBLET. Secretary, December 8. 1938. Last win and lestament of Anna Mela the Chairman.

11 North Fourth street ACCOUNTANT Senior, for C. T. A. firm: state salary. Applications will be treated confidentially.

1 17. Press. BAKER Second hand, on bread, rolls and pies. 2i'9 North Millval e. COUNTERMAN, experienced.

Bogler's Cafe- zina Spring, daceased: American Bible Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. until 10:00 society. Trustee for Helen C. Bamoury o'clock a.

m. (Eastern Standard Time), or Gulielma Fell Alsop. Mary Alsop Sture Vaaa. Elizabeth Febiffer Sbepard, Reese clock. Interment private.

nenny Alsop. Arthur M. Scully. Elizabeth iin. i aoutn Avenue.

Last End. may be depositea in tne oia oox in me offices of the Commission until 10:00 o'clock a. the day of December 17 1938. which -will be publicly opened and read aloud at that time for the following EMANUEL On Saturday. December 10.

DRAFTSMAN ORNAMENTAL IRON EX- eQinpment For the purchase of equipment as fol lows: Paton Ramaee. and The Gideons, the Christian Commercial Travellers Association of America, joint petitioners, being all the Executors, both Ancillary and Domieilliary. legatees and devisees in the Estate of Anna Melazina Spring, deceased, have presented their joint petition praving for the private saie of: ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piece of ground situate in the Sixth (formerly Sixteenth) Ward of SOMMFR On Monday at 7:15 a. Mathilda Stehliug. widow of Frederick Summer.

mother of Margaret Mr Posi hen. and Fred H. Sister of Mrs. Regina Hoebler. Funeral trotn her home.

339 Arabella Knoxville. on Thursday at 8:30 a Requiem hiirh mass at St. George's Church at 9 a. m. Christian, Mothers Confraternity and friend invited.

Interment in St. Federal Public Works Project No. Docket Pa. 1908-F OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDC'ATION Office of the Superintendent of Buildings. 437 Administration Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sealed proposals will be received by W. Cramblet. Secretary.

251 Administration Building. Pittsburgh. until 2:00 P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), the day of December 22.

1938. at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud, for Finishing Hardware in connection with the construction of the Miller Elementary School. Miller and Reed le Pittabnrrh. Pa. 193.

at 7 p. at his home. 108 Rebecca Turtle Creek. John Emanuel, husband of the late Elizabeth Morgan, in his 87th year. Friends received at the Jobe Knee Funeral Home.

123 Church where services will be held on Tuesday. December 13. at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited.

Firhteen to flftv-eirht. Passenger auto i- r-. lUbY BE'-St MLR BLDG. ENGINEER Experienced with ceramics, technical cements, electrical equipment, plant management, patents, etc. Must have sales ability.

Good opportunity. Give experience snd details when reply-mg 194. Press. mobiles, and ten to fifty, carry-all subur ban model automobiles. Copies of specifications and other con tract documents are on file and open to ENNIS On Sundav.

December 11. 1938. tne City of Pittsburrh. Allegheny County George Cemetery. at Rome an aged, ill, and beloved statesman, whose trembling voice has cried out to all the world against intolerance.

In September of this year, he addressed a group of pilgrims. I quote his words: "Abraham is called our patriarch, our ancestor. Anti-Semitsm is not compatible with the reality of this text; it is a movement which Christians cannot share. No, it is not possible for Christians to take part in anti-Semitism. We.

are Semites spiritually." I do not need to comment on this statement. It speaks for itself, and it is the only authoritative statement of the Catholic position. The moral to be drawn from what Pope Pius said was outlined a few weeks ago in an editorial published in a Catholic periodical, which is the official organ of the diocese of Michigan. I quote that editorial: "Totally out of harmony with the Holy Father's leadership are Catholics who indulge in speeches or writings which in fact tend to arouse feeling against the Jews as a race. Even when their remarks are qualified in such a way as to set the discerning on their guard, these writers should in view of world conditions today, carefully weigh the danger of creating prejudice in the minds of less discriminating readers and of seeing their writings exploited by unscrupulous promoters of public inspection at the offices of the ELECTRICAL ENGINEER -Trade Journal writing.

Experienced under 30. Pennsylvania, oounaen and described as Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission located STONER On Sundav. Dec. 11. 1938.

at imn, Bessemer Bldg. loiiows. to wit: BiilNG- -a triangular lot at Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. JOB and cylinder feeders, steady: state Dn apt of specifications and such docu of ground at the corner of Denny and Mifflin Streets, fronting on Denny Street at 3-30 a.

Eugene husband of Mathilda Reier Ennis. father of Ruth Mann and Eugene Fnni Jr. Friends received at the Ernv FHineral Home. 2381 Brownsville Road. Carnck.

Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Sylvester's Church at 9 a. tn.

Friends invited. the Protestant Home- ot lncurmu'-s. Emma Downing Stoner. widow of Christian Hirr Stoner. Funeral from Grime Blair new Funeral Home.

4520 Penn. near Friendship on Wednesday. ments may be obtained from the Com mission Copies of plans, specifications and other documents of the Agreement will be on fil. snrt onen to nubile inspection at 437 ntj.no ieet. more or lest, ana on Mittnn Street.

108.20 feet, more or less, and in The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidders is stated Administration Building. Bellefield Avenue the rear. 94. B8 feet, more or less. BEING part of Lot No.

Sfi in the finringfield Dec. 14. at p. experience and salary. Write 118.

Pre8. MAN Capable of waiting on trade; appli-ances; dept. store work: good earnings to start: commission and bonus; permanent position; pay discussed at inter. car- Apply Sales Manager. 319 Federal 4th Floor.

10 a. Tuesday and Forbes Street, fittsnurgn. ana i V. HnMimpnta mav be obtained SZYMROW1AK At St. Joseph's Hospital.

the Instructions to Binders. No hid mav be withdrawn for thirt ENGLES On Saturday. Dec. 10. 193S.

Farm Plan of the Denny Estate, recorded in Allegheny County, in Plan Book Volume on application to the office of the nf Rmlritngs 437 Administration (30) days after the scheduled closing time page lbO. (Designated as part of Parcel No. 77 of Partition Deed recorded for recpint of bids. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Religious Freedom Deed Book Volume 2123. pare 574.) neiovec; nu-soand or Margaret Speirs Engles.

Funeral from Ppelrs' residence, 7437 Frankstown Ave. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. Friends and members of Washington Tod re No. 253.

F. A. A. A. S.

Svria Temple and Steamfitters Local No. 449. invited. reserves the richt to waive any informali Building. Pittsburgh.

upon deposit of S15.00 for each set. If the documents are returned in good condition within 5 days after the opening of bids the full amount r.f h. riennsit for one set will be returned on ridav. jjec. at p.

j-ri-garet Szymkowiak. beloved daughter ot Stanley and the late Catherme Szybi-kowiak (nee Urbaniak). age 34 years. Survived bv three brothers one sister and one sister-in-law. Funeral lrom the family residence.

99 Barry on Tuesday. Dec. 13. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem ma's at St. Jnsephat's R. C. Church at 9 a. n.

Interment in St. Jobephat HAVING erected thereon five three-story brick houses with party wails. To JOHN L. WALSH for the price or sum of 48.750.00. and the said Court has fixd to each actual bidder, and other deposits E-V-fOR On Mondav.

Dee. 12. 1938. will be refunded witn a reoncnun ni to.w ties in or to reject any or all bids. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission By JOHN D.

FALLER. Secretary and Treasurer. AGRADE SCHOOL BUILDING for MEAD TOWNSHIP WARREN COUNTY. PENNA. Sealed cronosals will be received by the the --iuth day of Hecember.

A. D. 193. at 10:00 a. E.

S. or as soon thereafter as suits the convenience of the Cemetery to defrav the actual cost oi tne reproauction of the sets of documents. If the docu Court. Eighth Floor. Building.

TAYLOR On Sunday. December 11. 1933. Franklin Enscoe. beiowd husband or Myrtle Eneoe (nee Ceiilson) and father of Mrs Verna Dumbell.

at his home. 2942 Belroso Ave -Dormont. Friends received at the Rembauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty -Ave. Notice of funeral later.

pitxsourgn. tor hearing on said peti- Freedom of speech! What is freedom of speech? It is the divine right, not of kings, but of the common man. the right of every citizen to speak his mind and the duty of every citizen to let the other fellow do the same. Freedom of religion! What is freedom of religion? It is the inalienable right of every man to worship God in accordance with the dictates of ments are not returned within the time tated the entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited. man- withdrawn for sixty lon.

when and where all parties in inter at 4 p. tins jiniorn la.viur. husband of the late Florence Hvatt Tav-lor and father of Mary Florence and 14alpn Tavlor. Brother of Clyde C. est may appear and be heard.

If no School District of Mead Township at the MEN Office appliance inspection work, early promotion to sales department. Immediate drawing against earnings. 620 Union Trust Bldg. Call between 9 and 12. MEN Over 20! opportunity for steady work Smsll salary to start.

Osonators. Pee Mr. ShortaU. 433 Fulton Bldg-8 to 1 1 a. m.

MEN (2) who are losing their cars to the finance. Will assume your balance and give you a driving job. Court 6333. MEN, OPPORTUNITY. Cnusual opportunity electric arrliance department; permanent opportunity for promotion; must be 26 or over, married preferred: car: substantial percentage earnings and bonus: pay diseased1 at interview Apply Employment Department.

10th floor! 1:30 to 3 p. m. Tuesday. (60) days alter the scheduled closing imA 1 nw rivtnt'fif bid Stanley Tavlor. Friends received at EFICSON On Saturday.

Anna Marie Lind- The Board of Public Education of the the funeral home of J. Herbert Hersn-hore-er A Sons 57 Station Crafton k- IGrade School Building-. Stoneham. filP.2iaI: Tf1 a on 7:30 o'clock p. E.

S. on the J-H-fc. IfcHMs OF SALE are S2oO 00 1 A December 1938 for the Plti "ecUon anew GradePchool ouu.uu on onvry ot deed. Estate of mnA nia win nnH- Bias's nrvA'inf- Unopened and Sea? aloud, id. where services will be held Tuesday School District of pittsourgn.

reservn. the right to waive any informalities in or furs Ericon. widow: John r.ncson. mother of Axel T. and A.

Erf-son. PerviepB at the. r-hapej of Walter Schaub. corner of Knox and Snncrest Avenue, on Tuesday at. 2 p.

m. Friends invited. at 2:30 p. m. Jr riends invited rni rfiit airldeniv.

on Sunday. Dec. 11. eject any or an nms. By order of the Board.

H. V7. CRAMBLET. Secretary i -ih Ha rn .1 nnsnaLnn jouiiiiic oniracx. nomine ana vrniuaiuii ivu by Samuel A.

Fulton. D. N. Millan. Nor Tnihert i nee Scott son of the late Plumbing Contract and Electrical Contract The True View December 8.

1933. EWING Saturday morning. Dec 10. man Morison. Domiciliary Executors.

tama. ami riara. Tnlhert Friends re- 1P3S. at. 11 :15 o'clock.

Clara Ewmg Federal Publio Works Project No. Docket American Bible Society. -Trustee for Helen i Devlin Funeral Home. sister of Mrs. Herman M.

Hosaek of bambury. Gulie ma re 1 AIsod Mary Anniston. Alabama. Mrs. Ernest Alsop.

Sture Vasa. Elizabeth Febirer Shep- KAUr MANNS, FIFTH PITTSBURGH. OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT -tot cnipn (VP PUBLIC EDUCATION 825 Western N. S. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8:30.

Requiem hish mas at St. Peters Church at o'clock. Friends invited ard. Reese Denny Alsop. Arthur M.

Scully. Foster of Ben Avon- and Dr. Edward H. Fwing of Ptoiitrhton. -Ms.

Remains V. C(in-intnfl0nt flf Buildingfl MEN to distribute and selj household AIT iflmmietNtinn PtliMilir "Pit SbUTgh Pa at the home of the T. B- Moreland Co tiiiaoeth Paton Famage. and The Gideons, the Christian Commercial -Travellers Association of America. JAMES McGILL N.

Highland where service (Mi nronnaa will ne irrrivru mas pacKages. sio ween, salary and commission, expenses advanced if needed 336 Fourth Avenue. Room 311. will be beic Mondev evening at 8 BO i ER, Attorney for Petitioners. TRFFALI.ER Andrew L.

of Philadelphia, formerly of Pittsburgh, on Saturday. Dec. 10. husband of Magdalena Hart, and brother of Joseph L. Trefaller.

Jr of Pgh. Funeral services on Wednesday ciock. interment at- Biairsviue. i-n OFFICE equipment or supply sales an LEO DILLON. Attorney: 1K08 Law Finance Bid.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Charles Presv FFRRTS On Sundav. December ti. 1938 H. W. Cramblet.

Secretary. 251 Administration Building. Pittsburgh. until 2:00 p. m.

(Eastern Standard Time) the day of December 23. 1938. at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud, for Finishing Hardware in nnAtmn trith ttlfl fn HS trilCt 1 Of tUe Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents are on file, and open to public inspection, at the office of th architect and sets of such documents may be obtained from Thomas K. Hendryx, A LA. Registered Architect.

P. O. Box 213. 35 Interstate Parkway, rear. Bradford.

upon deposit of S15.0O for each set. If the documents are returned in good condition, within 10 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. tg defrav the actual cost of reproduction of the sets of documents. If the documents are not returned within the time stated, the entire amount of deposit will be forfeited. The character and amount of bid security to be furnisher) by bidders is stated in the Instructions to Bidders.

at n. William belbved son morning at r-ni laceipnia deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment of Jfrs. Agnes Ferris and the late Michael Ferris: brother of Frsnees Edward C. and Mr.

Robert Quinn. Member of Lodge fU9. B. P. O.

E. Friend re West Liberty Elementary School. Lamoine and tnose naving claims will present tnem to Hush C. Boyle Fxenitur. 1608 Law handle high-grade businesa deviee as sideline; commission: no Investment.

DAWN MFG. RwheMer. N. T. PaPERHANGERS To carry our 1930 wallpaper sample bonks, largest selections, big cnmmisinn Chartiers Wsil Paper 510 Chartiers Avenue.

Mc-Kee RoeKs. Pa. RENT MAN Experienced, for Real fft tate Firm, single- residing In Fast End. Give references and salary. 125.

E. E. Press. Avenue. Jr-ntsnurgn.

r-a C.niaa nlani annilltltnnR HTlfl Other ceived B. Devlin Funeral Home. TVOHSCHF.R On Monday. Dec. 12.

193. at 12:45 a. Martin Tuch setter, husband of the late Mollie McPheters. and father of Elizabeth Isisiefer nd Kitne Farwell. formerly of 1207 Boyle Pt.

Funeral from the home of "icheilhaas and- n. 707 East Street. N. on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. Finance Pittsburgh. Pa. 825 Western N. S.

Funeral on documents of the Agreement will be on file Thursday. Dec. 15. at 8:30 a rart artan ta niirtlif insnetlOn al.l ROSS W. THOMPSON.

Attorney. 644 Onion Irust Building. Notice that letters testa- Solemn requiem hish mm at Pt. Peter' Churen at o'clock. Friend invited.

r-iertary on the estate of E. Stru-kler or M. Elmer Striekler. deceased late of ministration Building. B-llefield Avenue and Forbes Street.

Pittsburgh. and sets of sueh documents may be obtained on application to the office of the Super- Interment at Wheeling. Wet Vs. GPlhReCi On Punda.v December 11 No bid may be withdrawn tor thirty (3i) davs after the scheduled closing time PAPER SALESMAN Fine paper, bonds. iAnan raf Hiti 4 AnrnintairiiuTi for receipt of bids.

Wilkinsburg. Allegheny County, having been granted, a'l persons indebted to saiu f-state will make Payment and those having claims will present them to Cora F. Storei Executrix. 821 Wood Wilkinsburg Pa. noon papers.

concern, lltiw, ing a'-count. 149. Press. Building. Pittsburgh.

upon deposit of $15.00 for each set. If the documents are returned in good condition within 8 flav; after the opening of bids the full amount n4 icAtu fdi. one set will be returned The School District oi Mtao xownsnip. Penna reserves the right to waive any informalities In or to reject any or all ROLLING MILL In Western Europe, has 13. Rachaei Goldberg, ne I raved -wue ot Abrem Goldberg, and mother of Mrs.

Harry E. Levine. Mrs. Robert E. Comins.

Mrs. M. E. Mrs. Charles Feldstein.

Elsie and Gerald Goldberg, in her 62nd year. Firol her late residence. 550O Danlinrton Rd on Mopdov December 12. at2 p. Interment Beth Shalom Cemeterv.

Please omit flowers A. I. BOYLE. Attorney. 1102 Com- monweaitn Bldg.

Notice tnat letters etam.nt arr nn thn estate of Denial SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MEAD TOWNSHIP. to each actual bidder and other deposits fTebbutt. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Alle Mrs. bess ferry, secretary.

November 30. 193. will be refunded witn a aeaucnoo oi j-tuu i itfrai tho actual cost of the reproduc his conscience and let the other fellow do the same. These great rights, proclaimed in the most precious part of the American Constitution, are the very foundations of true Americanism. And whenever they are attacked, wherever they are attacked, whether at home cr across the sears, you and I are concerned.

Catholicism, like all other religions, is vitally interested in complete religious freedom in the United States. We who are of the Catholic fsith do well to remember this. We do well to remember that only in a land where democracy and good will and understanding are the watcawords do Catholics themselves live in full freedom. We do well to remember this, all of us. Catholic laymen and Catholic clergy.

How much the American spirit of good will and understanding among all faiths has meant to Catholics in America cannot be over-estimated. Like all other creeds. Catholicism has known the bitter tate of oppression. The very first days of Christianity were marked by martyrdom to give sadistic joy to tyrant. Even in our own country Catholics have suffered from canraigns of calumny in the past.

Shall we Catholics forget the burning of the convents within the shadow of BurJ.er Hill a hundred years age? Shall we forget the Know-Nothing Party, which knew nothing of the ideals of freedom and tolerance? Shall we forget the A. P. or the creators oi the myth oi the secret oath oi gheny County, havmr been granted, all GORDON On Sunday. Dec. 11.

193. at Upon the unquestionable authority of Pius the Eleventh as given to the world in his public utterances, I speak today to refute any idea that any one who preaches racial or religious intolerance speaks for the Catholic laymen or the Catholic priesthood. The true view of American Catholics was recently voiced by one who but a short while since was a really great president of the Catholic University of America, at Washington. Bishop Ryan, now of Omaha. I quote from a speech of his, as follows: "Speaking as the bishop and for the Catholics of Omaha, I denounce publicly the horrible persecution of a poor, helpless people.

My denunciation, I know, means little, but it means much when you realize that I but reecho the Judgment of the greatest moral force in the world today. Pope Pius the Eleventh. Again and ascain the Pope has condemned this persecuting mania of oflicial Germany, and particularly its persecution of the Jews. He has shown to the world often, and very clearly in the days just behind us, wht he and the Catholic church think of Hitler, Ms ideolesy, his government and its practices. The voice of the Pope may not prevail here and now.

but it will prevail. Of- this we are sure it will prevail because it is the voice of truth, the voice of justice, the voice of mercy; (Continued on Pate 38) persons moeDteo to said estate win mane payment and those having claims will present them to Mathilda' A. Kilver. Ex ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh. Pa Decern her 6.

193 tion of the sets of documents, If the documents are not returned within the time stated the entire amount of tha deposit will be forfeited. No bids mav be withdrawn for sixty '60) day after the scheduled closing tims ecutrix 233 Pacific Pittsburgh. Pa. a. uavn nnsoaoo oi Margaret Kelly of 3910 Liberty Ave.

Friends mav call at the Rodeniser Funeral Home. SOD N. Highland where services will tee held on Wednes E. RUPIN. Attorney.

611 Bakewell Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of BIdr Notica that letters testamentary TTa. Rnard of Public Education of the day afternoon at clock Allegheny county H'4 court House, ntxs-hiirt-h Pa nntil 10:30 o'clock a Bl on tha estate of Finkslstein. debased, late of Pittsburrh. Allegheny GR ABE -On Saturday. TVc.

10 163 School District of Pittsburgh. reserves the right to waive any informalities in or County, having been granted, all persons YOU'LX. hold your sides from laughing at these typical youngsters and their riotous antics GROWING PAINS, a daily Press LAUGH to said estate will make payment and thee having claims will present them to Pam Case and Vera Fmkel- reject any or aiioias Bv order of the W. CRAMBLET. Mary, wile oi tne iau jonn t-raoer mr Dougherty), mother of William Graber and Mrs Paul Hill.

Funeral from the family home. 1709 Tustin On Tues-dv morning at 30. Solemn requiem hiirh mass at the Chureh of the Fpirhany at 8 o'clock. Friend -tein Executors ltsi) a nee St. Pitts- immediate opening for: tine Assistant Superintendent and One Foreman for Steel Sheet Mill.

Must be thoroughly familiar with all phaes of practical operation of semi-automatic merhanical sheet training and instruction of workman. One Assistant Superintend-ent and One Foreman for Br Mill. Must be thoroughly familiar with all phases of practical operation of bar mil! for rolling sheet bars, structural steel rounds, squares, etc. Write full details first letter, giving past experience, salary and references. Excellent opportunity and expen-ea paid for right man.

Applicants will be interviewed in Pittsburgh Distri-t Monday. Tuedsy and Werindav. Addres r. H. Va leer.

Hotel William Penn. Pittshursh. SPECIALTY SALESMEN Large national manufacturer has lust placed a new and sensational heater on the market, fast seller at $12. Pays 25 per tent commi-ion. with small Initial Sown payment.

Not sold through dealers, 'pportunitv to make real money. Lean's and full co-operaiion riven. Apply Room 72 Methodist Bldg City, after 10 a. m. only.

SALESMAN Sell fast selling holiday items: commiion'; preferably with ear. Wellington 2057. tVERY Want Ad represents a potential IWemher 13. Peretary THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION ur mt cr-trcvni ntST-UTCr fiP PITTSBURGH December 15. 1938.

and publicly opened St 11:00 o'clock a. m. E. S. T.

in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Offers in Room 410. Court Hill's Pittsburgh for the following Ladies' Cotton Hoe and Thread. Men'a Work Shoes and Ladies' Low Shoes. G0line Chewing Tobacco Sugar. Da i it and Pig r'eed.

Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Ins'niefons to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with Specifics tiors may be had on anpii Pealed bids will be received in Room 251 nrrKFt, Henrv of 4732 Mossfield nur-h Pa. I EDWARD BOTH Attorney. 508 Grant St. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Abe Schorr or Abraham Schorr, deceased late of P.Msbwgh.

AHe rhen.v Coun'y. havinf been granted, all oersons indebted to said estate will mche payment and tne having claims will pre-wpt them to Joseph Temetes, Executor. beloved husband of Annie M. Heckel Administration Bauomg. tieiienein -it Vnrh.

Street until 3:00 o'clock P. inn Pnmce) Funeral from the fu Co 't Ctanriartl Time Tuesday. T-cem neral home of W. N. Winter.

4730 1938 and will be opened Jo Room aat tha aaatriA hour for Wire. Friendship on Wednesday. Dec 14. at 2 :30 p. rn.

Fnends invited. 29 Heberton Pittsburgh, pa. ar.l nr tJniir.n Pirlnni Film. PrO.iectiOO HEIMBI FCHFR On Saturday. December in toss at a.

-m John C. Helm JOHN C. FULTON. Attorney. 508 Grant St N-fna that letters testament iry on f-ation at the office the Alleghenv Mian of Firialv Reed, deceased, lateifountv Institution District.

Room 301 huechsr. beloved husband of Florence Maver and father of Florence Elisabeth Heimbuecher. age 48 years. Friend received at Geo. W.

Heard runeral n-( 4047 Perryrvill Avenue. North Heaters. Lunch Room Supplies and Epuip- ent. Bidding blanks and specifications can be obtained at tne office of the Superintendent of Room No. 300 Adminis-traMnn Building The Bosrd of Public Education reserve the right to reject any or all bias.

w. W. CB-VJiELXT. Secretary. Turtle Creek.

Allegheny County, havms County Office Building Pittsbnrgn. Pa ien granted, all persons indebted to saidl The Allegheny County Institution Dls -vtai will make psvtnent and those hav-ltnet reserve the right to rsie tiv arc tig claim will present then) to Hirrylail bid. Reed, ixecutor. SS7 Highland Xuru 10BT. 5 WOODJIDe.

Creek. Pa- County CoattoUt. Side. Service oa Tuesday. Dee.

13la. opportunity ior your tou-iowsH DPievaL at p. m..