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TWENTY-EIGHT Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 Other Press Departments, Court 7200 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 5. 1939 Legal Notices U.S. Banks' Condition Askedj Nazi Crowds Hurl Eggs At Cardinal, Beat Driver ROBERT GOLDEN, DQRMONT TAX OFFICIAL, DIES Operation Fails to Save Legion and Boy Scout Leader Kooert s. Golden, four times fleeted tax collector nf nnmnnt Borough and a World War veteran.

cied yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital following an operation. He was 50. Born on the South Side, Mr. Golden moved to Dormont 20 years ago and was elected to four, tour-year terms as tax collector.

He" was a member of the American Le- cion. the Rorarv air. uomen club, Bingham Street Methodist Episcopal Church of which he was a trustee and was active in Masonic organizations. Mr. uoiaen also was interested in sports and boys' work.

He was a member of the Castle Shannon Country cxud ana a Boy scouts of America worker. He is survived bv his widow. Mrs. Emma Sherran Golden; his mother, Mrs. tTances Golden; two brothers.

Dr. John Golden and Edward Golden, and a sister. Mrs. Fred C. Hunter of Allentown, Pa.

The body will remain at the home, 3072 Earlemere Dormont. until services at Beinhauer's Funeral Home, 2630 West Liberty at 2 p. m. Friday. Burial will be in Allegheny Cemetery.

Mrs. Esther Brown Funeral services for Mrs. Esther Longhenry Brown, formerly of Castle Shannon, who died Sunday in her home in Atlanta. will be held at 2:30 p. tomorrow, in the E.

B. Lauehlin Funeral Home, 3310 W. Liberty South Hills. Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

She was 31. Mrs. Brown, wife of James Brown, was born and reared in Castle Shannon, and was the daughter of John A. and the late Anna Lpr.ehenrv Besides her husband and Brown is survived by three sisters. Mrs.

Clara Hemple, of Aspin-wallr Mrs. Anna Mehlhorn. of Over-brook, and Mrs. Alice Feldman, of Brockline. and two brothers, Edward of Castle Shannon, and Frank M.

Longhenry, of Cheswick, Fa. Mrs. Minnie R. Feldstein Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie; R.

Feldstein, widow of Charles Feld-; I yard of the hotel where the chauffeur was sleeping. Koenigsbruenn apparently was chosen as the scene for the most violent demonstration because the priest thefe is non-German and Is said to speak German very poorly. When the service starred the crowd gathered outside and shouted: "Give the black cardinal a oneway ticket to Dachau I Dachau Is a Nazi concentration camp Austria. "Innitzer preaches peace and means war Down with the political priest." Cardinal Innitzer canceled the re mainder of his tour and returned to Vienna immediately after the demonstration. REPUBLICANS FIGHT CLUB'S LIQUOR PLEA An ironclad rule of the Republi can organization in Allegheny County against the sale of liquor or meals in clubrooms of affiliated groups resulted in opposition to the granting of a charter to a 14th Ward club toaay.

The charter was sougnt by a group as the 14th Ward Young Republi cans Club before Judge William H. McNaugher, but Attorney Thomas E. Witten, representing the execu tive committee of the county Re publican organization, protested, as did Attorney James Fulton, representing the county Young Republicans. Attorney Sam Rosenzweig, representing the proposed club, told Judge McNaugher Its constitution would be amended to include the "prohibition" clause. Judge McNaugher deferred action in the case until July 25 to allow the petitioning group time to amend its by-laws.

GIRL MAY LOSE EYE IN FIGHT OVER TOY A five-cent cap pistol a 10-year-old girl bought for her brother indirectly may cost her the sight of an eye. Jane Olich, 10, bought the cap pistol yesterday to give her brother, Rudy, 14. They engaged in a friendly tussle over the. gun and during the melee, Rudy's B-B gun was discharged, the shot striking Jane in the eye. She was taken to Eye and Ear Hospital where physicians said X-rays would be necessary to deter mine whether the sight of her right eye can be saved.

The Olichs live at 1398 Church Ambridge. CREMATION PLANNED FOR SLAIN GANGSTER By The United Press ARDMORE, July 5 The family of William (Willie) Lanzetti, slain Philadelphia gangster who handled thousands of dollars in his numerous rackets but died practically penniless, scraped meagre resources together today in an effort to give him a simple burial. His 27-year-old widow, Bessie, claimed the body at an undertaker's morgue here. The gangster's mother, Mrs. Angelina Lanzetti.

arrived her from Detroit. It was reported they planned to have the body cremated. There will be no funeral service. The Press Makes a Perfect The Gap Between TOLERANCE IS URGED BY MRS, ROOSEVELT Stressing the need for a better religious understanding as vital to the welfare of the nation, Mrs. Franklin D.

Roosevelt, in an Independence Day message received here by Dr. J. Stewart Nagle, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Area of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, urged "good citizens everywhere" to support the organization's campaign for greater religious tolerance. "The educational campaign that the National Conference of Christians and Jews is carrying on seems to me to be a potent and necessary piece of work which de serves the approval and support of good citizens everywhere, the message read. "The promotion of better understanding among Protestants.

Catholics and Jews in America is truly one of the most necessary tasks confronting us, not only for the sake of lasting social peace -and good will but in order that the idealism of religion may make its most effective contribution to the welfare of the nation." INCOME TAX CHANGE URGED BY T0WNSEND By The Unite Press PHILADELPHIA, July 5 Dr. Francis E. Townsend. 72-year-old originator of the $200-a-month pension plan, told a July Fourth Town-send rally that a fiat 10 per cent tax on gross incomes instead of the innumerable present levies would provide more efficient government and also raise sufficient revenue for his proposed old-age pensions. "A tax levied on gross income would be considered payment for the privilege of living in America, he said.

"It would be a fair tax, with the millionaire paying as much in proportion as the ditch digger." Approximately 5000 attended the rally. JUDGE'S VERDICT DUE IN ETTING BALM SUIT By The United Press HOLLYWOOD, July 5 The $150,000 alienation of affections suit against Ruth Etting will be given to Judge Samuel Blake to decide late today or tomorrow. Only finaj arguments remained to be heard in the action brought by Mrs. Alma Alderman, divorced wife of Miss Etting's husband, Myrl Alderman. Mrs.

Alderman accused the former blues singer of luring Mr. Alderman away from her with lavish gifts and attentions. Proposals BIDS: JULY 12. 1939 Sealed Proposals will be received by the Council ol the Borough of Forest Hills. at the Municiupal Buildine.

Ardmore Boulevard. Forest Hills. Allegheny County. until 8:00 o'clock Day-lirht. Savinii Time, the 12th day of July.

1939. for CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEW. ERS. INCLUDING LATERALS. MANHOLES AND APPURTENANCES.

ALONG A PORTION OF FAIRVIEW ROAD AND OVERDALE ROAD. FROM FAIRVIEW ROAD TO EDGEWOOD ROAD At which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents are on file and open to public inspection at the office of Alex Hutchinson. Borougrh Engineer. 608 South Avenue.

Wilkinsburr. and may be obtained from said office upon deposit of $2.50 for each set. without refund, to defray the actual eost of reproduction of the sets of documents. The character and amount of the security to be furnished by bidders It stated in the instructions to bidders. The Boroush of Forest Hills reserves the nsht to waive any informalities in or tn reject any or all bids.

ALEX HUTCHINSON. Boroueh 60 South Avenue. Wilkmsburi. Pa. E.

S. SMCLL. Boronrh Secretary. 263 Cascade Road. Forest Hills.

Pa. 5th 'And Bridges Resort and Home! Call The Press CO. 7200 Circulation Department stein, who died Monday in WASHINGTON, July 5 Comptroller of the Currency Preston Delano today called for the condition of national banks as of June 30. The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. also issued calls for condition of banks as of June 30.

Proposals NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. A. Project Peniijl ama 1949-F. Sealed proposals will be reteied by the Pemisrj-ivania Turnpike Commission throuth the Chan-man, 11 North Fourth street. Harrwbuiif.

Pennsylvania, until 9:00 a. (Eastern Stamiarii TiniAt ih. 4., July 19. luaa. and immediately thereafter uc wnfn to me fuuuc ctiiuy commission Hearing Room.

No. 1. Ground tloor. North Oifice Building. Harrisburg Peiuieylvania.

at which tima and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud tor the following contract: Fur the construction Section 13E of the xtlrnmke in Wect Pnivi.idn... t. ship. Becuoid County; State of Pemusyl- jia. xms section, being situated as follows: from a point approximately 0.70 miles southeast of Everett at btation 1372 --50 to a Point annrimniateW, 1 it of Everett at station 113 10.

The work consisting of grading and drainage, and the. construction of reinforced concrete structures. Approximate quantities of principal items are follows- Class 1 excavation. .1.115.000 Cu. Yds.

ass A Concrete 7.170 Cu. Yds, Class Concrete B.ibO Cu. Yds Plain Ssteel Bars 1.108.000 Lbs. Contract Documents, including cross-sections, are on hie and open to public inspection at the offices of the Pennsylvania uiuuiigBiuii luraieu in jaarrisburg Pennsylvania and at th Tiit.i,.t (... of the Commission located at Everett Pennsylvania Copies of cross-sections may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for the sum of Thirty Dollars (830.UO) per set.

r-ians. specifications and Contract Documents may be obtained from the Commission upon deposit of Three Dollars and lifty Cants (53.50) for each set, such deposit to be refunded in fuli to any actual bidder upon the return of such documents in good condition within five (5) days after the date of the opening of bids. Refund will be made for all plans. Contract Documents anH A the project is withdrawn fi-sm the letting by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Remittances are to be pavable to the i cuiiuinma lurnpiKe commission and nlliut aiii.inin.n..

i 1 idiueai, lur ine drawings. atIU ci os-seciions. Ine character and anumut nf eurity to tuiniuhed by bidders is slated in the Instructions to Bidders 1,, JblU' Tay be withdrawn for Thirty (30) days after the scheduled closing time lor receipt of bids. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reseives tn nsrht to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission JOHN D.

FALLER. Secretary and Treasurer. ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh, July 5. 1939. rT.pfiS!e.

be received at the office of the Controller of a iy court House. Pitts burgh, until nVinct i i f. S. or 10:30 o'clock A. D.

S. T. "irt nr.13- 1iBi EUbliclv opened at 10:00 clock A. fe. S.

or 11:00 A D. S. in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers in Room 410. Court House. Pittsburgh.

lor the lollowmg: Tableware Fish Chmaware Poultry Feed Incandescent Lamps Groceries Rubber Belting Special biddins blanks and envelopes for use of bidders, instructions to bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application at the office of the Allegheny County Institution District. Room 330 County Office Pittsburgh. Penna. The Allegheny County Institution District reserves the right to reject any and all bids. ROBT.

G. WOODS1DE. County Controller. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. P.

W. A. Project Pennsylvania 1949-F. Sealed proposals will be received by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission through the chairman. 11 North Fourth Street, Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania, until 9:00 a. m. (Eastern Standard Time), the day of Juiy 13. 1930. and immediately thereafter will be taken to the Knights of Columbus Building, 213 State Street.

Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud for the following contract: For me construction of the Ventilation Building and Open Cut Tunnel section, at the East Porta! ot the Laurel Hill Tunnel located in Jefferson Township, Somerset County. State of Pennsylvania, designated as Section L4A. The work consists of the construction of Ventilation Building and Open Cut Tunnel (not including, however, the fans, motors and transmissions for the tunnel ventilation system, the plumbing and drainage, the heating system, the electrical work; except as noted in the specifications or as shown on the Contract Drawings, or the seeding and sodding, and tunnel) and Filling and Backfilling. The work to be performed under this Contract extends approximately from the tunnel rock portal to th east wall of the Ventilation Building and Open Cut Tunnel.

Copies of plans, specifications and other Contract Documents, including Reference Drawines. are on file and open to public inspection at the Office, of th. p.nn.iri. vama Turnpike Commission located at Har-risbur-. Pennsylvania, and at the District Offices of the Commission located at Mt.

Pleasant and Somerset. Pennsylvania. Copies of Reference Drawmrs may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commis-lon for the sum of Fifteen Dollars per set. Plans, specifications and contract documents may be obtained from the Commis- SV, on dpPsit of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) per set. such deposit to be refunded full to any actual bidder upon the.

return of snch documents in pood condition within five (5) days after the open-in? of bids. Refund will be made for all plans and contract documents returned if ins project is witnarawn from the letting-by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Remittances are to he navahle ih. s.n sylvama Turnpike Commission and' must accompany request for the contract draw-ins- and specifications. The character a-id amount of bid security to be furnished by bidder is tated in Instructions to Bidders.

Jnas ma5, withdrawn for Thirty (30) days after the scheduled closing- time for receint of bids. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reerres the rirtt to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commiion. JOHN D. FALLER.

Secretary and Treasurer. BIDS: JULY 12. 1939 rM-ln11 r0osal, wi'l rec-ived by the Council of the Borough of Forest Hills. at the Municipal Buildine. Ardmore Boulevard Forest Hills.

AHerhVy County. Pa until 8:00 oVlock P. Daylirht Saving Time, the 12th day of July, 1939 for SJ.VG AKr CURBING OF OVERDALE ROAD FROM FAIRVIEW ROAD TO EDGEWOOD ROAD At which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents are on file and open to public inspection at the office of Alex Hutchinson, Borouirh Fngineer. fi08 South Avenue. Wilkinsburr.

and may be ob-W? from aid office upon deposit of for each set. without refund, to defray the actual cost of reproduction of the sets Of documents. The character and amount of the security to be furnished by bidders is stated in the instructions to bidders. Borough of Forest Hills, reserves the nrht to waive any Informalities in or to reject any or all bids. ALEX HUTCHINSON Borough 80 South Avenue.

Wilkinsburir. Pa. J. S. SMCLL.

Borough Secretary. 23 Cascade Road. Forest Hills. Pa. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS P.

W. A. Project Pennsylvania 1949-F. Sealed proposals will be received by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission throurh the Chairman 11 North Fourth Street. Hrribur? Pennsylvania until 9:00 A M.

(Eastern Standard Time), the dav of July 13. 1939, and immediately thereafter will be taken to the Kniahts of Columbu Buildinr. 213 State Street. Harriahiir. Pennsylvania, at which time and place thev will be publicly opened and read aloud for the following contract: For the construction of the Ventilation Buildings and Open Cut Tunnel sections, for Sideline Hill Tunnel located in Wells and Taylor Townships.

Fulton County. State of Pennsylvania, designated a Section S4. The work consists of the construction of Ventilation Buildings and Open Cut Tunnels (not including-, however, the fans, motors and transmissions for the tunnei ventilation system, the plumbing and drain-are, the heating system, the electrical work, except as noted in the specification or as shown on the Contract Drawings, or the seedine and sodding, and tunnel) and Filllne and Backfilling. The work to be performed Under this Contract extends approximately from the east tunnel rock portal to the east wall of Ventilation Building and Open Cut Tunnel, and from the west tunnel rock portal to the west wall of Ventilation Building and Open Cut Tunnel. Copies of plans, specifications and other Contract Documents, ineludinr Reference Drawings, are on file and open to public inspection at the ounces oi tne Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission located at Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania, and at the District Offices of the Commission located at Shiooenshure and Fverett Pennsylvania Copies of Reference Drawings may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turn 1. Pike tommission ior tne sum oi rnieen uo'jars (l.t"t per set nf Fifiwn rni r. Death Notices GLASS -William formerly of Cincinnati, husband of the late Sally Glass (nee Tiernon) and father of Mrs. Mabel Brenne-nan. diM at his horn.

Bonar Waytiesburr. Monday. July 3 Funeral 2 p. m. Thursday from the reidence.

Interment Greenmount Cemetery. GOLDEN At St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. July 4. 193.

at :28 a. rr Roh.rt Golden, beloved husband of F.mma Sherran Golrlen. on of France MrKe Golden, brother of Dr. John Edward McKee Golden and Mrs. Fred Hunter Friends received at his home.

307'j Earlsniere nnttl Friday noon, when body wtH be taken to the Bemhauer Mortuary. Crt30 West Liberty where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 'elivic Friends, all Masonic. American Legion and other orianiiations respecfnllv m- vi'ed. Interment in Allegheny Cemetery GUI I.DING On Tuesday. Julv 4.

IMP jonn josepn Gouidine. beloved husband nf Eltiaheth Gouldtn? and father of Mrs. Joseph Johnson. Jessie. James and Rodger Goulding.

Friends received at the Charles A. Smullin Funeral Home. COS S. Neglev where service wiU be held on Friday, Julv 7 at. 2 p.

m. Friends invited. GREXTZER At his sister's residence 138 1 1 harle St. Knoxville, on Tuesday at m- Andrew son of the late Andrew and Anna Grentser. Brother of Mrs.

Walter L. Long. aed 56 vears friend received at the KooriU Funeral Home 1719 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Saturday at a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Canice' Chnrch at 9 a Friends Invited. Interment St. Michael Cemetery. HAIDER Tuesday.

July 4. 1939 of the late Anton Haider. Funeral from l5 Funeral Home. 333 Butler Si. Etna.

Friday at a. m. Requiem high mass at All Saints Church at 0 clock. Friends invited. HENNINC Of 2431 Maytide Carnck on Tuesday.

July 4 1939. at P. George ace 2 years, husband of tne late Anna Bohner Henmng; survived by eons. 1 daughter. 1 sister 1 brother.

27 grandchildren and 11 srrandehildren. Friends received at r- Semmelrock Funeral Home -134 Brownsville Road. Carruk. Services Friday at 2pm HKDM-X-BRNKLE On Monday. JuTv 1939.

her 5oth year. Evaline Herd-man (nee Meckling). wife of Charle vv. Herdman and mother of Evaline Striegel: also survived by 2 erandchil- 3 John Meckling of Jonas J. Meckling of Beaver Falls: 3 Mrs.

Marearet Ray of Scottdae. Mrs. G. E. Rumbangh and Mrs.

Clare Wnlfred nf Bellewood, Pa I'm1 at her late residence' nil Thursday at 2 p. m. friends invited. Interment in St Clair Cemetery. Greensbure I I Greensbure papers plea conv 1 HliT.ZIC-L Tuesday.

juiv 4 yjj p. Ralph hn.hsnd of Christine Miner Hetze, ana father of George T. Hetzel. formerly of 504 Madi "S.iiVe' Fl'neral from the home of and Son. 707 East North FJld 3 n.

m. Friends in- HOGIE At Grove City. on evening. July 4. 1939.

William husband of Mary Hogue of 3 Z2 Prospect St. Funeral services his residence Thursday. July 6 at 2 P. m. E.

S. T. HUNTER At his home in Brooklyn. Nj Monday July 3. 1930,, John A husband of Neli Erwin Hunter.

Fiinerai TvH'T'i" Flsnnery Funeral Home. fnl1 StS 00 Thursday morn-1' 71' requi-m mass at St. Pauls Cathedral at II clock. On Monday. July 3.

1(139 at 'iif? nP Donlbn. of 'ate Robert Hudson and mother of James J. Hudson, in her 88th year. Funeral from her home. 108 El-mont (fafton Heights, Thursday mornins at o'clock.

Requiem mass St- Phillips Church. Crafton. at 9 in St. Mary's Ceme- KI At his residence. 3817 Wilksbord Ave Vt? iv" Monday.

July 3. al a 30 husband nf the late Lizzetta Kent. Friends received at the family home. Funeral services at the Gospel Tabernacle. Arch N.

on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. D. 1. Remains may be viewed at the church from 2 o'clock until time of LI DELL Ou Wednesday. Julv 5.

Katherine Marie lender Lundell. wife of Nils Lundell. late resident of 311 Ivory Ave Tnnd' Hennmger Funeral Home. 4721 Butler St. Funeral Saturday.

July 8. at 2 p. m. Frienda in- yjjd: MA RTIX On Wednesday. Julv 5 19.39 at 4 a.

Joseph McFarland Martin! 'P hlex-7aJh lflo9 Lithgow Friends received at the Georee W. Heard Funeral Home. 4047 Perrysville Ave Services on Friday. July 7. at 2:30 p.

m. MARKS On Tuesday. July 4, 1939. John husband of Ida Marks of 1312 Woodg Run Ave. Friends reveived at the A.

A. Weixe Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Road. N. S. Services Thursday at 3 P.

m. at Wet Newton. Pa. MATZ On Monday. July 3.

1939. at 12 40 P. Katherine H. Matz (nee Fisher), wife of William Matz, and mother ot Mrs. Alice Kine.

Walter and G. How. ard Matz Funeral from her late residence 11 Defoe North Side. Services on Wednesday. July 5 at 8:30 m.

Friends invited. Interment privat Thursday morning, MeCLEAN On Tuesday. July 4. 1939. at a.

Robert on ot John and Anna McClean (nee Gilkinon). Funeral services at the Fisher and Owen Funeral Home. 126 Hazelwood Ave on Thursday. July 6. at 2t0 p.

m. Friends invited. "JSK11- 6n Monday morning. July .1. 1939 Ella Blanche Vandy.

wife of w. H. Merickel of 1120 Allegheny Ave. Friends may Visit the family at th home of James J. Flannery.

813 Brighton Rd. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Angola (Ind.) and Toledo (0.) paper 'it-ae copy.l MORRIS At Ambridge. on Tuesday. Julv 4 at 12:15 p.

Grace Marie, in her 16th year Funeral from ODonnella Funeral Home. Ambridge. Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment tn Allegheny Cemetery.

0 BRIEN On Monday evening at 10 clock at her home. King Edward Mary widow of Henrv G. OBnen: mother of Mrs. p. c.

Robert-shaw. Ruth Ann and Henrv G. Brien. Funeial from the home of her daughter Mrs. Rnbertshaw.

2020 Beechwnod on Friday morning with solemn requiem high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 clock. PARK Mrs. Emma Dodd Park, died at her residence, 315 32nd Beaver Falls. Pa at 12 a.

July 4. 1939. wife of Dr. Robert Park. Services on evening.

July 6, at 8 o. tn. at her residence. Friends invited. PAXTON On Sunday.

Julv 2. 1939 Henrv son of William and Mary Doueait Paxton. and husband of Aenes Murrav. Funeral services will be held at the residence of Eneene Murrav. Sewickley P- Friday, at 3 p.

m. (DST). Interment private. PETHIA On Wednesday, Julv 5. 1939 at 1 :30 a.

Andrew aee 70 years beloved husband of Maria Baboth. Funeral from his home Brownsville Road. Baldwin on Saturday at 9 a. m. Requiem hieh mas at St.

George Church at, in a. m. Friends invited Interment St. Georees Cemetery. PORT MAN On Monday evenine, July 3, Clara, daughter of the late Peter and Mary Baker Portman of Greentree Boroueh.

Funeral on Thursday. Julv 6. Requiem mass at St: Margaret' Church at 10 a. m. RANKIN On Tpesriay at 3:55 a.

Nellie Rankin, ol 3423 Libertv beloved daughter of Mary and the late Patrick Clray. heloved sister of Mamie Grav and Mrs. O. H. Steedle.

Funeral from McCabe's. 5300 Penn Friday, at 9:30 a. Requiem hieh mass at St. John The Baptist Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. BEGAN On Tuesday. July 4. at 1 P. Eileen, beloved wife of Michael Reran (nee Hurley), and mother of Denis and Mary Reean Funeral from the residence.

250 Mansion Hazelwood. on Friday. July 7. at 8:45 a. m.

Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Stephens R. C. Church at 9:30 a. m.

Friends invited. SEIFF.R On Wednesday. July 5, at 1 :50 a. Joseph, beloved husband of Anna Seifer. Funeral from his residence.

2604 Kraddocfc Swissvale. Thursday. Julv fl. 1 p. m.

Burial In Forest Hills Cemetery. Friends Invited. SINGER On Monday. July 3. 1939.

Elizabeth, wife of Henry Sineer. Friends received at the E. B. Lauehlin Funeral Home. Castle Shannon, where services wi 1 1 be held Wednesday at.

8 p. SLXCK John Clemson Slack, at his ri-denre. Woodland Road. Edeeworth on Tuesday. July 4.

at 7 o'clock. Services at bis late residence on Thursday. July 6. at 3:30 p. m.

Interment pri-vate. Please omit flowers. 9ZTMBOWSKI On Wednesday. Julv 5. 1939.

at 6:30 a. John Szvmbowki. aee 75 years. Funeral from his daueh-ter's residence. Mrs.

Gus Gorres. 1807 Westmont Carrick. on Saturday July 8, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem Hieh mass at St.

Josapbat's R. c. Church at 9 a. m. Interment in St.

Josephaf Cemetery. WINTER Tuewlav afternoon. July 4. 1939. Caroline Mohn.

wife of the la'e William E. Winter. and mother of William E. Frederick Charles Thomas Mr. Elizabeth Miller.

Mrs. Esther K. Partineton and Mrs. Caroline Lindsay, in her 81 year. Funeral frti her la'e reidence.

5330 Perrrsville Road. West View. Services on Thursday eveninr at 8 o'clock. Friends ln-vitd. Interment private Friday.

In Memoricm PADEN. MARY In loving memory of our dear mother, who died one year aro today. Sadly missed by son and laughter. Florists GIDAS Basket $5 3719 Forbes. Ma.

1300. Spr.y $3. Floral Sprays $3 Baakets $5 LUBTN AND SMALLEY. FORISTS. 126 Fifth Ave Grant 2200.

PRESS WANT-ADS PRODUCE BEST RESULTS PHONE COurt 4900 Proposals NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS P. A. Project Pennsylvania 1949-F. Sealed proposals will be received by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission through the Chairman. 11 North Fourth Street.

Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, until 9:00 a. (Eastern Stanrfarri Timsi tka nf July 19. 1939. and immediately thereafter iu ub mwn 10 ine ruouc ctiiity commission Hearing Room No.

1. Ground Floor. North Office Buildinr. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, at which tlm anH nlaoj will be Dllbliclv nmwd anH riH for the following contract: For the construction of Section 20A Turnpike in West Pennsboro.

N. Middleton and Middlesex Townships and Carlisle Borotig-h. Cumberland County State of Pennsylvania. Thia section being situated as follows: rom a point approximately 2.00 miles west of Carlise at Station iofinn Station 13M0-I-11. Including- work to the construction of Ramp No.

1. Ramp A and Ramp at Middienex. Th snrii consisting of grading and drainage, paving nu me cuiisirucuon oi reimorceo. concrete and fabricated structural steel structures. ADDroXimate Oliantltiea nf nsinnmal items are as follows: Class 1 excavation and oorrow 774.000 Cu.

Yds. xvnniorrea concrete Pavement 153. M0 Sq. Yds 3.700 Cu. Yds.

5.800 Cu. Yds. 980.000 Lb. Class A Concrete Class Concrete Plain Steel Bars Fabricated Structural stee 198.000 Lbs. comes or nlana inoriflr.atim,.

Contract Documents, including cross-sections, are on file and open to public inspection at the offices of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission located in Harris-R5- Pnnsylvania. and at the District Ulhce of the Commission located at Ship-pensburg. Pennsylvania. Copies of cross-sections may be purchased from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per set Plans, specifications and Contract Documents may be obtained from the Commission upon deposit of Ten Dollar (Mono) ior eacn set. stien oeposit to be refunded in full to any actual bidder upon the return of such documents in good condition within five (5) rlava after th Hat.

ik. opening of bids. Refund will be made ior ail plans. Contract niriim.ni. nH "oss-sect ions returned if the project is irum me letting oy the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.

Remittances are to be payable to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and must accompany request for the drawings, specifications and cross-sections. The character snd amount of bid security to be furnished by bidders is stated in the Instruction to Bidders. o5n IPay withdrawn for Thirty (30) days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any or all bids. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission JOHN D.

FALLER. i ami xi'au rT, 1 SEALED PROPOSALS for the furnishing ol tp-iffic signal equipment and installs tion of same will be received by the BtinresB and Town Council of the Bor- olMluZ'2le untl1 Tuesday. July 11. 1939. at 4:30 m.

at the Borough Office. 501 Lincoln MiU vale. Pa. Plans and specifications may be ob-tainea at the Borough Office on or after Friday. June 23.

at 9 a. m. A certified check for "00.00 shall Accompany proposals. The Burgess and Town Council reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. J.

F. TORRANCE ooroue-n ecretarv SIMPLIFY house hunting use a Press W-ant Ad Legal Notices TRUSTEE SALE IN PARTITION. rrriT, an of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, the estate of Walter W. Buch deceased, at No.

449 of 1938. in partition. Sidney Gottlieb, wis appointed Trustee to make sale of the real estate mentioned in said proceedings -v nf said order of court will offer and expose to sale by public vendue or outcry on JULY' 21. 1838. AT 2 (Daylight Savings Time) In the first floor corridor of the ritv- toumy uuudmg on Grant Street.

Pitts-burgh. Allegheny Countv. Pennsvlvam tae, following described real estate: n.ihatef,r,ain of S-round situate in Bethel Township. County of Allegheny. Pennsylvania, being hounded and described as follows, to-wif uiw.VMM at a point in the cenfer lhWLlbr2nRoad on line dividing Puifcarts nd thonro .,5 aid cenr line of Library Rd.

N. 6 23" E. a distance of 173 ft fA ti-. uuuunuuiE aiong tne same northwardly by the arc of a curve having a radius of 1042.14 ft. and deflecting to the left for a distance of 447.T5 ft to point on iine ol property now or fOmierlv nf Rathe.

di i thence along the same S. 86 14' a distance of 36.04 ft. to a point in the center line of a 40 ft. Township Road: thence alone the same southwardly bv the ari i r'Mrve having a radius of 400 ft to the right for a distance ,0. Point on line dividing Purparts and thence alone said 1 w- distance of ft to a point on i line dividine J.U.VO.

i i ana tnnce- a ong said dividing line S. 89' 0' E. 164.00 ft. to a point at the place of beginninr. Having located thereon a spring of water.

BEGINNING at a point in the center line of a Township Road on line dividing Purpart I and Pitrnaci i'ne Cf 831,1 Township Road S. 83 Co E. a distance of 147.05 ft. to in me center line of the Library Koarl: thence alone the same northwardlv STc'JS of a curve havine a radius of 1 16. 1 8 ft.

and deflectine to the rijrht for a distance of 164.86 ft. to a point of taneent: thence continuing- alone the same N. 6 23 E. a distance of 120.38 ft. to a point on line dividine purparts and thence alone the Rum.

fiOo O' vc a distance of 154.00 ft. to a 'point on line dividine purparts I and thence alone said dividing line 1 0" w. a distance of aw lire Miace ui oe- ginmng. TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent (10 Te) of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the dav of the sale and to 'be forfeited and paid as liquidated damaee if the mirchacar mm. chasers fail to comply with subsequent conditions by paying the balance of the purchase money: the balance of the purchase money to be paid in cash as soon as the sale or sales shall have been confirmed by the Court and Deed or Deed delivered; possession of the real estate sold to be given upon confirmation of sale or sales and delivery of Deed or Deeds The Trustee shall have the right to a r-ept or reject any and all bids for said real estate and to adjoin the gale from ume io nme as ne may see nt.

SIDNEY GOTTLIEB. Trustee. 2610 Grant Bid Pittahiirirh JOHN J. McGRATH. jones uuiiamr.

Pittsburgh. Pa. JAMES B. WALLACE. Attorney.

925 Frick Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 3007 of 1939. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of TT Menll or Joseph H.

Megill deceased, late of Spring-dale. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make Da.vment and those havtn claims will present them to Clara Me- fiii. Administratrix. 374 James Spring-dale. Pa.

THOS. P. MULVANET. Attorney. 624 Fourth Avenue.

Pittsburgh and Thos. E. Thornton, 921 Grand Buildine No. 2955 of 1939. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Henry V.

Potter or H. V. Potter, 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 A. A.

Smith. Administrator. 1018 Fulton Buildinr. Pitta-buigh. Pa.

SHERRIFF. LINDSAY. WEIS AND HUTCHINSON. Attorneys. 1406 Law and Finance Bide.

No. 3013 of 1939. Notice that letter of administration on the estate of Annie C. Doueherty. or Annie Doueherty deceased, late of Ingram.

Allegheny County having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havinc claims wdi present them to Harry W. Dougherty Administrator. 17 Thorndale Ingram. Pa. WALTER J.

LASKA. Attorney. 314 Bake-well Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

3008 of 1939. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Joseph Frania. also known as Joseph S. Frania. Joseph J.

Frania. and Rev. Joseph Frania. 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 Rev Joseph Wozny.

1906 19th Street. Altoona. and Eva Paskovitrh. 162 S. 15th Street Pittshurch.

Executors. HAROLD H. HARTER AND HERBERT M. KROCHMAL. Attorney.

Grant Bide. No 2543 of 1939. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Grace Logue or Grace Flanigan. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those hav-lne claims will present them to James Lome.

Administrator. 1 Cable Place. Pitta-bureh. Pa. VICTOR E.

VOSS. Attorney. 1110 Park Bids. No. 28ti2 of 1939.

Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Paul Franke or Paul Frank, 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 Frieda Lowther. Administratrix 1255 Mississippi Dormont. pa.

CLARENCE G. BARTH. Attorney, tnfl Frick Bids- No. 2900 of 1939 Notice that letter testamentary on the estate of Adnlph Schillinz or Adolf Schilling, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, havine been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to D.

I. Jamison. Executor. 714 Lockhart Pittsburgh, pa. JAMES McCARTHT.

Attorney. 1400 Jone Law Bnildma No. 3075 of 1939. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate ol Frank Haiek or Frank Hayek, deceased, late of East Pittsburgh. Alle- I ghen.v County, havine been granted all I n.n'd.K1.(, tatB wii, maV iam.

havine claim, will them to Katherine Hajok. Execu- 'nx. alw Howard tast tiusourgn. fa pre-ent them to Sarah Trrri Fxecn'rix 53 Knox Put- burgh 10 Pa JOHN M. GALLAGHER.

Attorney. 404 Frick Bldg. No. 3248 of 1939. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Andrew Matthews, deceased, late of Pitts burgh Alleeneny county.

navine wru -ranted, alt persona indebted to said estate r-il" mak pavment. and thoe havine will present them to John Camtv bll Executor. Waldheim Road. Asp nwall. Pa REACH a responsive public through ires nun ao.

OFFICIAL COUNTY NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Office of Treaurer of Allegheny County, Room 108 Court Houses Pitt burgh, Pennsylvania. In pursuance of the 21st section of an "Act relatinr to Allegheny County." ap-provedtaa 1st day of May. 1861." and of the 30th day of March, 18HB. I hereby rive notice that the tax duplicates for the several ardj of the eities of Pituburth, McKeesport. Duqnesne and Clairton.

Bor-otifbs and Ton snips mill be open and I will be prepared to receive the Countv, Road. Poor. Bond Interest, Park, and Personal Property Taxes for the year 1038. 8td Taxes may be paid dnrinc the months of May, June and iulr only at discount, during August at fare, and on and after September 1st the tax pin an added. penalty and interest penalty of per month will bo added, betinninc beptember 1, lt39.

Statements will be mailed on all property and personal property assessment excepting those for whom thi office ha no address. If. however, any individual or corporation has failed to receive their statements, notify the Treasurer Office in writmr and statement will be promptly forwarded. Enclose a stamped addressed envelope for return. SPECIAL NOTICE.

Positively oo discount will be allowed on faxes not actually received at the Treasurer Office beforo the close ot business on July 31. 138. nor will taxes at face be received by the County Treasurer after the close of business on Ausrust 1st. 193d. ALL TAXPAYERS WHO HAVE OUALI-HKD IN DEB RE( ENT ACTS WHEREBY PENALTIES AND INTEREST HAVE BEEN ABATED.

MIST PAY THEIR 19.19 COUNTY TAXES BY AUGUST 31st. 1939, AS SPECIFIED IX THESE ACTS. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS PARTICULAR PART OF THE At IS AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFIES THE TAXPAYER TO RECEIVE THE BENEFITS OF THE. ACTS. ABATEMENT PAYMENTS ON DELINQUENT COUNTY TAXES.

DUE IN 1939 WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER NOVEMBER 1st, 1939. Delay in delivery or mail or messenger will not be considered an excuse for nonpayment before expiration of discount or face period of payment, or abatement period ot payment. WM M. TURNER. County Treasurer.

FRANK R. BOLTE. Attorney. 63 St. Nicholas Building.

No. 3082 of 11)39. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Anton Merlock. deceased, late of Snowden Township. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment, and those having claims will present them to Francis M.

Bechtolt. Administrator. S914 Walnut Pittsburgh. Pa. BROWN JONES.

Attorneys. 1004 Wyhe Ave. No. 317S of 1839. Notice that letrera of Atmini.trn tinn on ihA wttp nf Maria L.

Campbell, deceased, late of Pitts- uurgn, Aiiesneny touniy. naving ncen granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Graham Camp bell. Administrator. Darlington Pittsbnrgh. Pa.

BEN E. SHERMAN. Attorney. 1101 Berber Bide. No.

3243 of 1039. Notice that lettprs testamentary on the estate of Elizabeth Giel. deceased, late of Hamp ton lownsnip. Allegheny county, havine been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Robert T. Giel.

Zita M. Buck and John J. Giel. Executors. R.

D. No. 1. Glenshaw. Pa.

CHARLES L. WILMOT. Attorney. 1605 Law and finance Bine. o.

oi 1939. Notice that letter testamentary on the estate of Alicie S. Bogardus or Sophia A. Boeardus. deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been erauted. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will presen-t them to Robert L. Harbaueh. Executor. 2035 Lytle Hazelwood.

Pittsbureh. Pa. NOTICE I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife. Mary Johnston, of Ferry Street. Glenwillard Pa.

Harper Johnston. 1310 Main Street. Glenwillard. Pa. Death Notices ALLAN On Tuesday.

July 4. 1930. Miss Margaret, sister of Mrs. C. A.

Rankin and Mrs. M. C. Allison. Funeral services from the home of her sister.

Mrs. C. A. Rankin. 1510 Bailie McKeesport, on Thursday.

July 6. at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Richland Cemetery. Homestead (Pa.) and Fort Worth (Tex.) papers please copy.

1 ALLTN At Pittsburgh Hospital, July 3. 1939. Harry, aged 58. husband of Mrs. Margaret Allyn.

of Fontenac Apartments, Pittsburgh. Interment St. Louis. St. Louis (Mo.) papers please copy.l ALTMAN At Latrobe, Tuesday.

July 4. Nannie S. Altman. in her 84th year. Funeral services at the Nicholson Home.

Fourth Derry. Pa Thurs-d ay. Julv 6. at 2:31 p. m.

E. S. APOLENAK On Tuesday, July 4. at 6:10 p. Anna Zdrazil.

aeed 72. widow of John Apolenak and mother of Mary Kncera. Rilliam and Anna Apolenak. Services at her late residence. 506 Believue Terrace.

Believue. on Thursday. July 6. at 2 p. m.

Friends and Ebor Dcery Svobody 104 are invited. BECKFIELD On Monday. July 3. 1939. at 10:20 p.

Aenes Martin, wife of the late John H. Beckfield and mother of William J. Beckfield. Funeral from her late residence. 722 East Diamond North Side.

Notice of time later. BENNETT Ralph Schofleld. on Tuesday. July 4. 1939.

at 9 p. of 3529 Shade-land Ave. (formerly of Millvale). Friends received at the E. J.

Pfeifer Funeral Home. 512 Grant Mill-vale, where services will be held Friday. July 7. at 2 :30 p. m.

BRAl'N On Tuesday. July 4. 1939. at 5:22 p. Catherine Etben.

wife of John C. Braun: also survived by 6 sons. Rev. Father Ferdinand. C.

John. Paul. Frank. Caspar and Ferdinand: 2 dausrhters. Sr.

Cecelia James. Sisters of Charity, and Josephine: 1 brother. Adolph Eiben. Funeral from her home. Library.

Friday at 9 a. D. S. T. Solemn requiem mass St.

Anns Church. Castle Shannon, at 10 a. m. D. S.

T. Interment in St. Michaels Cemetery. BROWX Longhenry. at Atlanta.

Georgia, on Sunday. July 2. 1939. Esther Lone-henry, wife of James Brown and daueh-ter of John A. and the late Anna Ml-Ittzer Longhenry.

in her 32nd year. Friends received at E. B. Laughlin Funeral home. 3310 West Liberty S.

Hills, where services will be held Thursday. July rt. at 2 :30 p. Bl'PP On Tuesday. July 3.

1939, at 5:10 a. Edward Aueust Bupp. beloved husband of Margaret Gerber and father of Wilma Bupp. brother of Harry Charles George Ida C. Elizabeth M.

and May I. Funeral services at his late residence. 3433 Sipe N. on Friday at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. BICKEI, On Tuesday. Julv 4. 1939. Joseph J.

Buckel. beloved husband of Elizabeth Page Buckel, father of Mrs. Marie Chereck. 119 Elizabeth Avalon. and Charles J.

Buckel of 522 Marie Avalon. Services at the chapel of Walter J. Sperline. 622 Lock-hart N. on Thursday at 2 p.

m. Friend invited. COSTELLO Suddenly, on Monday. July 3. 1939.

at 11:30 a. Mary (nee Joy), wile of the late Thomas Costello. aged 72 years, of 241 Semple St. Funeral from the Fisher Owen Funeral Home. 126 Hazelwood Pittsburgh, on Thursday morning at 9:15 a.

m. Requiem hieh mass at St. Paul Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Members of Oakland Women's Club and L. C.

B. A. Branch 190 and friends invited. DANIELS On Tueeday. July 4, 1939.

Samuel D. Daniels, husband of Mary Miller Daniels. Funeral services at his home. 103 West Hutchinson Edge-wood. Thursday evening.

July 6. 1939. at 8 o'clock. Interment private in Blairsville Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.

EBKKSBERGER On Monday. July 3. 1939 Frances Glenn Ebersbereer. beloved wife of Charles Ebersberger: also survived by 1 daughter. Mrs.

Harold Richards and 1 brother. John Glenn. Funeral from her home. 3338 Parkview on Thursday morning at 9:30. Requiem high mass at St.

Paul Cathe dral hapcl at 10 clocK. FEE On Monday. July 3. 1P39. at 2-15 P.

Elizabeth, wife of the late William Fee. at her home. 212 Conniston Avenue. 18th Ward, in her 64th year. Survived by one daughter.

Mrs. Nora Smith, and one son. William R. Fee. Funeral from her home.

Thursday afternoon. Services in St. Mark's Episcopal Church at Grape and Bailsman Streets, at o'clock. Interment in South Side Cemetery. FELDSTEIN On Monday.

Julv 3 1939. at 10:25 p. Minnie R. Feldstein. widow of Charles Feldstein.

sister oi Mrs. Fannie Rosenfield and beloved mother of Mrs. Jessie R. Nevins. Mrs.

John Marshall. Dr. Georee Bernard Jay Herman G. and Hermoine G. Feldstein.

in her 78th year. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center where services will be held on Thursday. July 6. at p.

Interment B. Nat Israel Cemetery. FENDER ICH On Wednesday. July 5. 1939.

at her residence. 700 Bntnion Koaa Ben Avon. Mary Steiner. widow of the late Charles R. Fenderich.

Notice of funeral later. FERGI ON On Tuesday at 2:35 a. Frederick, husband ot ueianey Ferguson. Survived'bv Clyde and Warren Fereuson: Mr. Annie Kuntz and by one stepon.

Frank Betts. Funeral from his residence. 3305 Iowa orv Saturday. July 8. 1939.

at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Easton (Pa .) papers rlease copy FOOTE On Tuesday. July 4. 1939.

at 11:4 a. at her residence, 811 He-Kertnn Ave Pittsbnrgh G-race Stenhen- Vontp. mother of Waiter S. of Pittsburgh. Marv Louise Burke, of Syra-cisse.

New York, and Grace A. Pulver of Buffalo. New York. Funeral services at Johnson Wilkens Funeral Home. 448 Delaware Buffalo.

York. Thursday afternoon at 2:30 clock. FP NKEI. On Tuesday. Julv 4.

at 4:30 m. Ahnr Hertzel Frankel. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A.

Frankel. see year. 17 days. Funeral from the trimO- refdenee. 6371 A'derson Sq.

Will nn Wednetdav Jntv 5 1939. at 3 p'. tn. Interment Beth Shalom Ceme- I tent. I By The United Press VIENNA.

July 4 Theodore Car dinal Innitzer, Catholic primate of Austria and foe of the Nazis, today abandoned a diocesan tour after Nazi crowds shouting "murderer!" pelted him with rotten eggs and potatoes and beat his chauffeur. The worst attack of several during his week-long tour occurred Sunday in Koenigs-brueno, 25 miles from Vienna, where the ener- getic action of Rev. Innitzer the local gendarmerie probably saved the 63-year-old Archbishop from being knocked down and beaten. The Cardinal, whose archeplsco- pal palace in Vienna was sacked by a mob last October, was showered with insults by the Koenigsbruenn crowd and his biretta (cap) was knocked from his head with an umbrella. The crowd gathered outside the Catholic church, where Cardinal Innitzer had preached a sermon on peace, and attacked him when he attempted to leave with an old overcoat hiding his priestly robes.

His personal attendant, named Martin, was showered with eggs and potatoes when he preceded Innitzer from the church and the prelate's chauffeur was mauled and beaten when he tried to bring the Cardinal's car to the church door. The chauffeur's clothes were torn from him. A school teacher led the crowd, shouting: "Herr Cardinal, your hands are sticky with the blood of Horzweber and Planetta!" Service Driven Indoors Others took up the cry. referring to Cardinal Innitzer's refusal to intercede against the death sentences imposed on Nazis after the assasi- nation of Chanceuor Engelbert Dollfuss in the 1934 Austrian Nazi putsch. Earlier in his tour, which Degan on June 26, the Cardinal had been threatened and warned to discontinue his trip.

The first unpleasant Incident occurred at Nieder Russbach on June 27. when demonstrators gathered in the square outside the Catholic Church wnere it had been planned to hold an outdoor confirmation of 12 children. The crowd compelled Cardinal Innitzer to take the ceremony indoors and kept up shouts and insults during the service. On June 29 at Ziersdorf demonstrators smashed the windows in the home of a local policeman where Cardinal Innitzer was spending the night. During the night someone also smashed the windows of the Cardinal's car in the court- GAhDN bR 1DOK Lee 5238 Lyfell Irene.

21 3 F. Hivi St. Homestead 'pETRISKO ANDREJCO Michael. 32 N. second Duqnesne; Mary.

60S Prisciila, Duuuesne. MILLER-KCKCCKA John ino-i Ravine Munhall: Josephine 1622 Green Springs Munhall. MADSEN-INGVALD 187 Leonia Leonia. S. Mane 141 S.

Bryant Believue. CAULEY-TOTH Georre 5023 Lytle Elizabeth 5031 Blair St. FETSKO-HOFKMAN Raymond. 295 River Road. Munhall: Leona 220 Outlook Kmnywoorl.

BOYLE-BETZ W. Larkin. 177 Morewood Catherine Mt. Royal Allison Park. KEISTER-YETSKO Wesley.

7606 Race Homewood; Lillian 1250 Brush-ton Ave Homewood. SZYDLOWSKI-PACK Jerome 1 Rosme Katherine 212 Wenke Mt. Oliver. JAKICICH CRLENAK Mike, 40 W. Wil-brt Aklon.

Frances. 49 w. vvilhert Akron. O. LAUX-HARMON Francis Sarver.

Butler Dorothy Natrona. ORM AN -O' TOOLE John 807 S'xth Brarluo'-k; Alice C. 823 Sixth N. Rradilnck DF SENSl-LAPLTO Vincent 2608 Broadway Dormont; Columbia S20 Wybe Ave. HOCKEN BERRY-SMITH Bertram; 28 Auld Allison Park; Jessie 13 Lincoln Etna Joseph 865 Vista Helen lit.U Royal St.

GANSTER-OGLESBY George Shaler Mi wren 1U4B Lsmsh Rd STA A RD-W 1LLI AM Raymond lHim Bailey Mckeesport; Lilwen. 2o01 Banker Mt-Keesoort. LfKETTL-ZALEK Matthew. 1808 Colfax Mr-Keesport: Mildred. 612 Peterson I Plan.

MrKeespo'-t ARMSTRONG-ENGELS Stanley 7240 1 dion Margaret 7240 Kedron I St. i FOivMHALS-M ISCHLER Wilhert. Jr. East Ivel 1516' Penntyl-v anta Ave. 1 TURNER-SIMPSON Worth 2600 Six teenth St.

Arlington. Emma Washington. D. C. MrF ARLAND-M LRRAY Patrick 28 Ruth Minnie.

28 Ruth St. VILLANI-f OVOXE Domenic 6i5 Lenora Antonette 547 LenOra St. MASON-SAMPSON Bertram Hart-mans Lane: Hazel Laketon Wilkinsbttrsr. I McFARREN-THOM AS John 250 Paul I Adda C. 127 Fisk Avalon.

PETRICK-WHITAKER Edward Cov-1 inzton. Lois 660 Elm St. i ZL'GRAVICS-KALAS John 430 Flow- er Ave Marcaret 4628 Chance St. PANTNER-NEMZ Joseph Bower Hill: Ann Kirwin Heights. Mr.

GLADE-SCHMIDT John 337 Sun-crest Louise 324 Moore Ave. RODI-CARMELA Nicola. 72 Franklin Aliquippa; Pusliese 238 State Oakdale. BONCAROSKY DRABOT Martin. Charle- rm: Anna.

140 Atchison St. NAGY PESTO Joseph. 715 Penn St Braddock; Mary. 704 Penn K. Brad- JAN0SKO-AULACF Andrew Home Home'-iile; Elizabeth Martha Hotievillc.

ALTER-DON AHOE Adam 4014 Hal-riane Ruth. 42S Mansion St McINTOSH-ELSER Harrv. mi Lin- 0 -Vr'f-'SA 1H Camplield St. SCHLBF.RT-l HL Philio 134 Clar Milhale; Irene 134 Clara Mtllvale. CORBETT-SCHRAT2 Charles St.

Ann astle Shannon; Dorothy 7220 Mt. Vernon St ENGI.ERT LOSTETTER Francis 319 McKmley Dolores C. 1913 Fair-land St. WORK-NASH William 5702 Beacon Dorothy 355 Lehieh Ave FO KO Beverly G. Blawnox: Natalie 027 Center Blawnox GVZEL-VIRANT John Cuddy; Mary Imperial.

5KELTON-MIKTSH James 214 Cremo Julia 3546 Massachusetts St. SAW-MARM Thoma, 4311 Bristol Madelyn 5423 Second Ave. BAYHA-ROST Kenneth Xenia. Ave. Yellow Springs Marjorie 22 Fairview Ave Dayton.

FR1END M.DONOVGH Thomas 2421 WriFhts Way; Mary 39 Lawn St. HORRELL-S ANDERS Sidney Ruskin -Apts Selms Rovat York tn iPANKO-KCNOLD Joseph. 404 Knox LHvore. i-oo Kmrnam St. Mi ILLEN-WILSON Adrian 23'1 belieneld tleanor 455 Atlantic Ave.

JELLY-CUNNINGHAM Adrian 716 Grandview Anna 231 Sweet-briar Si NAGIN-PEARLMAN Harold. 641 PhU- lips Ruth. 208 5. Aiken Ave. ADAMS-KANUFF Davtd 125 M--Intyre Anna C.

2420 Perrvivxlle Ave. LfSK-NEILL Robert 9 W. Industry Elsie 232 Linhart St. BENDER-THOMPSON Frank Jr Bairdtord: May Millertown BAIN-NEWMAN 1364 South Side Sophrona 435 Plummer Ave Emswnrth NI'HOLS-WICKERHAM Josenh 904 M.t iure St Homestead: Mathilda Zn-z s- SCHET LENDER -WHITE Malcolm 1145 Mellon Edythe 512 Sheri- GLEBOVIi RAKOWSKI John 32 Freeport New Kensinrton: Jane Mmtsv Hl Cheswi'k. BOGGs-STOEBENER David 911 Roup larenT'im: irni awn in.

PEN WELL-DYER William 3303 Flem- insr Esther 16(3 Antrim St. REPKO-BATRD Frank J. 428 Suncrest Thelma 1P26 Westiont Ave. MANNS-VOGEL William 142 Baus- man st Maytv-ue 224 Zara St. KYSTPOM-FOSTON Herbert C.

548 Lee Is Flsines. Jean 1800 Con verse St MeKeeppot-f LEcKOFLOP IAN John. 835 Brown Munhall: Mary. 149 Larkspur Mun hail. Greensborr COUTS-R AMELLA Richard l5l Lin coin Liiiiam 6548 Ladsna St BotH ot Ptttsburjh, k- AfflbklUrf itVA i6JeW hnmp Mpllnn Kt will Vie Vielrf at 1 p.

tomorrow in the Ralph Schusar Funeral Chapel, 5509 Cen ter Ave. Burial will be in the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Mrs. Feldstein, who was 78, was a life-long resident of Pittsburgh and was educated in the old First Ward School. She was a member of the Pittsburgh House of Shelter, the Jewish Home for the Aged, the Jewish Home for Babies, B'nai Israel and Beth Hamedrash Hagodal synagogues.

Mrs. Feldstein is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Jessie R. Nevins.

Mrs. John Marshall and Miss Hermoine G. Feldstein; four sons. Dr. Genrge Bernard Jay G.

and Herman G. Feldstein, and a sister, Mrs. Fannie Rosen-fleld. Mrs. Mary Costello Requiem hish mass for Mrs.

Mary Cosrello of 241 Semple Oakland, who died Monday, will be sung at 10 m. tomorrow in St. Paul's Cathedral, where she was a lifelong member. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. She was 72 years old.

Mrs. Costello was a former officer of the Oakland Women's Club, Branch 190 of the L. C. B. and was the widow of Thomas Costello, former member of the Pittsburgh Police Department.

Besides a son, Maurice C. Costello. a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Fitzgibbons, and four grandchildren, she is survived by a brother. Daviy Joy, and a sister, Jewel Joy.

All are of Pittsburgh. Friends will be received at the Fisher Sc Owens Funeral Home, 126 Hazelwood Ave. Mrs. Bertha Gormley Services for Mrs. Bertha Wettengel Gormley.

widow of James T. Gorm ley, will be held from the Gormley home. 1443 Steuben today at 2:30 p. m. Mrs.

Gormley died Monday. She is survived by two sons Harry C. Gormley of Crafton and James T. of Obey Pittsburgh; two daughters, Mary Gormley and Nellie Chess, both of Steuben six grandchildren; one great-grand child and three sisters, Mrs. Amanda W.

Saltz of Glenshaw. Miss Emma Wettengel and Miss Nellie Wettengel of Kerr Pittsburgh. Mrs. Alice S. Bankert Funeral services for Mrs.

Alice Speelman Bankert. a former resident of Pittsburgh, and wife of John G. Bankert. who died Friday in her home in Philadelphia, were held there today. Mrs.

Bankert is survived by a son, John S. Bankert, of Philadelphia; a daughter, Mrs. Paul A. Un-verzagt, of Pittsburgh, and a brother, John R. Speelman, also of Pittsburgh.

Miss Minnie Leibowitz Services for Miss Minnie Leibowitz, of Homestead, who died today in the Montefiore Hospital after a lingering illness, will be held at 2 p. tomorrow, in the home of a sister, Mrs. Anna Friedlander of 218 E. 11th Homestead. Burial will be in the Homestead Hebrew Cemetery.

She was 52. Besides Mrs. Friedlander. Miss Leibowitz is survived by three otnex sisters. Miss Rose Leibowitz, also of Homestead; Mrs.

Sophia Rabino-witz, of Philadelphia, and Mrs Chana Oleisky. of Palestine. Parade Stops Freight FRANKLIN, July 5 A Sun day school parade stopped a through freight of the New York Central Railroad the other day. As the ptrade swung down Liberty Street, Engineer C. D.

Hendershot halted train and watched the boys end girls march by. Vacation Rates Daily Sunday Both Ona Two Wssks.36o...20o....56o Four Weeki. 72c. $1.12 MAIL THIS COUPON THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, Circulation Dept. Blvd.

of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pa. Enclosed find $...., for which send The Pittsburgh Press daily Sunday both for weeks, beginning and ending (S15.00) per set such deposit to re STR A 55 BURGER McKENNA. Attorneys, funded in full to any actual bidder upon 2503 Grant Buildin-. No. 3077 of 1939.

the return of documents in rowi Sotice that letters testamentary on the condition within five (5) days aft-r the estate of Elizabeth. Lorch deceased, late opening of bids Refund will be made fri0f Pittsburgh Allegheny County, having all plans and contract doenments returned i heen all person Indebted to said if the nroieet is Withdrawn from the make navment and those hav- NAME VACATION ADDRESS CITY STATE PRESENT ADDRESS CITY letting by the Pennsylvania Tiinnmk Commission. Remittance are to be pay able to the Pennsylvania tumpine mission anrr must 'uniau. iniucni ivi the drawings and specifications. The character and amount of bid cu rity to he furnished by bidders it stated In Instructions to Bidders No bids may be withdrawn for Thirty (30) dny after tha scheduled cloin im fnr receint nf Kids The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reserve the neht to waive any ipformali ties in -nr to reet snv or lt rfs i Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.

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