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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1944 PAGE 17 Death Notices Dcatfc Notices Proposals Sports Sfew Served Hot ADVERTISEMENT I i i ttr T.fYti-d"X:li.T.sitt9 KoroUKh, of Alnuipia. Pennsylvania. (Owner.) Sealed bids for the paving of Grerory sBy THE SPORTS STAFF: "KIwheTeic on "SahnK? and of WausamaB Street from Sheffield McDonald Foaeral Home. Pa. fnmSH, 5 cy 8torles are coming thick and fast in the wake of the iinif'.

xankee catcher's departure from baseball to wear a Navy nt of the best harks back to the days when Bill, just win? fj was receiving Burleigh Grimes' tricky spitter Obituaries Death Claims J. F. Keenan At Age of 83 Founded Storage Company' in 1889 let fltr tVa Krall Avenue to bnaron Street, will he received by the Borough of Aliauippa. Pennsylvania. at the office of the Borough Secretary.

Municipal Building-. S30 Franklin Avenue. Aliauippa. Pennsylvania, until 5:00 o'clock i TT XI Arml IT 1Q11 and will be pnbiicly opened and read aloud at a meetinc of Borough Council of Ail- qutppa. Pennsylvania, at P.

EL of the same day. The Information for Bidders. Form of Contract. Plans, Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond and Performance. Bond may be txaminea at said othce and copies thereof opiainea upon payment oi Jia.uu xor eajrn neral home of John A.

Freyvotrel. 3400 set. Any bidder, upon returning- such setiFifth in Xoti of funeral later. Biuve ana jvianusn dropped anchor on second Once again. Bill called for the spitter.

again it eluded him and when the excitement had died down. Manush was parked on third Grimes motioned Bill to the mound "Well, "Bill," he asked with a half grin, what will it be this time?" "Let's have that damned spitter again," Dickey snapped "and don't forget to cover home plate!" Rosy Rowswell. the radio-baseball man, will talk his -rr' "Vf4 fei i Dlrkrv aLri iLr i ir 11 I t.113 evening For the first time since he became a th famllv. Scout Hollis Thurston will accompany Tn TS5Jack t0 bes for the opening of the season ct Jes' 1133 headed for his beat on the Pacific rtvHc nTi after the first games in Cincinnati, Chicago or tsburgh friends of Mr. Thurston are planning a wtZZZJt i and barn dahce ln Ws honor A bunch of the boys looking for a baseball league to play in this Tre- have a field and all that Rivii anAthfir anaeer, Robert E.

Smith of 7314 Church V43 ale- wuli hke to hear from anybody who has the right pwiT.i;,:.' Cecil Washington Tyson, six foot, five-and-a-half -inch iiaS Is the only National Leaguer who rtPlaeod ore the King and ueen of England It inT937? membCr an am that Frank Boucher returned to National League hockey this year because of the player shortage, and scored 14 points to raise his total to- 517, an all-time scoring: high Previous mark was 514, held by Nels Stewart, who got his start with the old Cleveland amateurs and is well known to veteran ice fans in Pittsburgh Hockey sharps credit Stewart with the best eye of CRANDMOTHER GOES TO COURT today in an effort to maintain the custody of her daughter's child, whom she has cared for since the death of the young mother. The father of 10-month-old Donna Mae, Pvt. Thomas J. Isher-wood, Camp Shelby, wants to take the child to the home of his parents. Mrs.

Isherwood was killed in an auto accident Oct. 9, 1943, shortly after the birth of the child. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence Carlson, above, 1225 Glenn Wilkinsburg. 4 Armand Niccolai of Dunbar Twp.

High School was rejected for military service following his examination in Greens- 3 ld football injuries prompted the medicos to turn thumbs down on the former Duquesne University tackle, who piayea later with the Pittsburgh pros and won nation-wide recognition for his place-kicking. All-Outdoors Rainbow Trout's Antics Make Him Angler's Hero By JOHNNY MOCK Last, but not least among the trout found in Pennsyl- Around the Town Spring Flower Show Opens April 1 at Conservatory Two-Week Exhibit WiU Be Free to Public From 9 to Special Features Planned The annual Spring Flower Show at Phipps Conservatory, Schenley Park, will open Saturday, April 1, at 9 a. m. The show, free to the public, will continue for two weeks, with daily showings from 9 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Evening showings, sponsored by the Conservatory Committee, will be from 7 to 10 p. with an vanias mountain brook and trout salmo irideus. Like the brown trout, it is an introduced species, being brought east from its home on the Pacific slopes of the Sierra Nevadas about the time the brown trout was imported from with athletic events and juke-box dancing.

Tomorrow night, Lois Frishkorn of Wilkinsburg, secretarial senior chosen as queen by popular vote of the students, will be crowned at the coronation ball. 'Attending- Miss Frishkorn will be Bea Simon and Frances Creelman of Pittsburgh, June Hawk of Springdale and Doris Ferraez of St. Louis. Meetings Alliance Francalse Saturday night; band of Mary T. Greenaway and tattle of Cather me Nerrr Mrs.

C. A. Hyle. Joseph. Esther.

Edward. John and Joan Neary. Funeral from the Alb 1. Frey-vossei Funeral Home, 118 Craft on Saturday. March 25.

at a. High mass of requiem at St. Airnea C. Church at 9 a. tn.

Friends invued. NOTZ Louise on Tuesday. March 21. at Mercy Hospital, daughter of the lata Jacob and Margaret BinehardV Noti, Friends received at the Anderson funeral home. 806 West St, Homestead, where) service will bo held on Saturday at 2 p.

m. PARKS At his late home. 1607 Church Ambndgre. on Thursday, Charles father of Howard and Rgis Parks, brother of Mrsi Louise Axe. Friends received a the home of Hnlzheuner and Bock.

Main St. at 9th. Sharpsburg. Services 8undar. March 26.

at 2 p. m. PRKISAI On Thursday. March 23. 1P44.

Louise. 44 years, daughter of Mrs. Caroline and the late Gottlieb Preisach: sister of Ernest, Albert, Emil. George. Fred, Pfc.

William. Mrs. Mary Holmgren and Mrs. Elisabeth Tober. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuary.

4th No. Braddock. Services Monday. March 27. at 2 p.

followed by servicea at the German Lutheran Church. Braddock. at 2:30 p. m. FT'GH Suddenly.

Thursday. March 23, 194. at 8 a. Thomas husband ot Anna B. Pugh.

fatht of Mrs. Louis Sprenr. Mrs. Charles Ross and Miss Anno Pugh of 314 Whitridge St. Friends received at The House of Dunn.

1928 Fifth Ave. Funeral Monday morning. High Mass at St. Agnes Church at 9 o'clock. KENCHKO Wednesria- March 22 11 :15 p.

Andrew, beloved husband of Anna Snopko. father of Andrew Richard and Albert, sou of Mrs. Helen Sejka. Friends received at his home. 102 Highland Chalfant.

East Pgh. Funeral Monday. March 27, at 9 a. m. High mas.

at St. Helens R. C. Church at a. m.

KIKUEK On Wednesday. March 22 Au gust, of 3208 Richardson N. nus- nand or Amanoa fromme and father ot Harry. Arthur. Mrs.

Clara Rohaus. Friend, received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home. 3313 Brighton Road. N.

S. Solemn requiem high mass at it. Francis Church, saturaay at a a. m. Blll'AKT Suddenly.

Mar. 22. 1944. William M-. husband of Inez Wilder Ru-wart and father of Mary, Sophie, 6.

2nd C. BilUe Ruth, Ph. M. 3rd C. Grace, Ph.

M. 3rd C. William. John, Joseph. Thomas and David Ruwart; also Sr, M.

Ftdelus of Porto Rico and Mrs. Inex Betzold of Detroit. Funeral from his late residence. 2t4 Orchard Mt. Lebanon.

Saturday morning at 9:45. High mass of requiem at St. Bernards Church at 10:30 o'clock. Friends and members of Holy Name So- ciety invited. SCHAFER On Wftdneadav mnrnino-.

Kltza- bcth C. Sehafer. beloved sister of Mrs. Harry Gosnell. Mrs.

G. F. Yunker. Mrs. Richard Butler.

Friends received at Mo Cabe's. 6300 Penn where service. will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2. SCHMITT At her home. 700 Southern Mt.

on Wednesday, March 22. at p. Emma Wise Schmitt, widow of Julius Schmitt and mother of Albert R. Schmitt. Friends received as the parlors of Wm.

Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge St Mt. where services will ru npl1 Satur day. March 25.

at 2 p. m. Friends and memoers oi ladies Auxiliary of Kenneth Newman Post 200. American Legion: Ada Chapter 54. O.

E. and Nazareth Shrine 15. of Penna. W. s.

of J. are invited. SCOTT On Wednesday. March 22. 1944 Fanny, widow of Henry Scott, mother of Miss Minnie Brown.

7316 Monticello St and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of 7539 Bennett St. Friends received at the Oainea Funeral Home, 220 Auburn East End. where services will be held Friday. March 24.

at 8 p. m. Interment Orange. Virginia. SHERIFF At her home, 21? Kathleen St on lnursoay.

March 23. at 10:50 a. Anna Weaver Sheriff, widow of Samuel Sheriff, mother of Sst. Howard and Clifford E. Sheriff.

Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. where services will be held Monday, March 27.

at 2 p. m. SIRIANN1 On Thursday. March 23. 1944.

Nicalina PalOne. dearly beloved wife of August Sirianni. beloved mother of Rose Mare Roberts. Palma Del Vecchio. Helen Mangola.

Frances Fazio. Jennie Madia. Josephine. Dominic and Nick Sirianni. Friends received at the family home.

1036 Penn Sharpsburg. Funeral on Monday at 8:15 a. m. High mass of requiem at Madonna of Jerusalem Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. SLICK On Wednesday. March 22. 1944. at his residence.

1733 Beechwood Frank F. Slick, husband of Gail Hunter, and father of John H. and Martha Gail Slick. Friends received at H. Samson's.

537 Neville where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. STRAUS On March 23rd. 1944, Mary JvreK, in her 71st year, wife of Vincent Straus. Friends received tiee late home. Presto.

until 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Maes at 9 a. m. at St.

Barbara's Church. S. N. P. J.

Lodge No. 166 and friends invited. SWEENEY On Thursday. March 23. 1944.

Mrs. Mary Carroll Sweeney, age 81. widow or James Sweeney, funeral Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Hunter-Edmondson-Stuffler Co. Funeral Home. 600 Market McKeesport.

with solemn high mass at St. Pius Church. McKeesnort. at 9 o'clock. Interment in Monongahela Cemetery.

TEMPERT On Wednesday, La Verne', daughter of John P. and Elizabeth Veverka, Tempert. step-daughter of Madeline Wallace Tempert. Funeral from the L. p.

Smith Funeral Home. 1707 Brighton Place, on Saturday, at 9:15 a. m. Requiem mas. at the Church of the Annunciation at lO o'clock.

Friends invited. THOMPSON On Thursday. March Catherine McCann Thompson, 7627 Westmoreland Avenue, Swissvale. beloved wife of James mother. ot Mrs.

Maj Bell. James SSgt. John1. Charfes1 JY ofT)-troit. and Pvt.

David sister of Mrs. Margaret O'Connor- of Munhall and John McCann of Canada. Friends received at the Nied Funeral Home. Washington Swissvale. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St.

Anselm's R. C. Church. on Saturday. March 25.

at 10 a. m. VACUO Tuesday. March 21. 1944.

Franlc beloved eon of Frank and Bptty Vaeco nee Amen) and brother of Charles J. Vaeco. of 7633 Franksfown Ave. Friends received at Morasco Funeral Home. 805 Brushton Ave.

Funeral Saturday. March 25. at 9 a. m. Solemn requsem high mass at Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30 a.

m. Friends invited. WANK Of 22 Amanda 17th Ward, on Tuesday. March 21. 1944.

at 6:35 p. Margaret Baetir. -wife of Regis J. Wank, in her 30th year, mother ox Patricia. Francis Charles and Regis Jr.

Also survived by her mother. Mrs. Anna Baehrj even sisters and four brothers. Friend, received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schanb Sons.

425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Saturday at 9 a. m. Requiemhigh mass at St.

George's Church 7 hi a. m. WARD On Thursday. 31 arch 23. 1944.

Albert J- beloved husband of Ella Atkinson and father of Chauncey Ward. Service, at the home of his son. 1126 Margray St. Lincoln Place, on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Interment Sunday at Cameron.

O. WILLIAMS On Thursday. March 53" 1944. Birdie Haller Morton, mother of Clarence A. and George E.

Morton. Friend, received at M. F. Leslie Funeral Home, 721. Brushton Ave.

Services Saturday at 1 p. m. TESTER-1 On Wednesday. March 22. 1944.

Mrs. Flora Eyth Tester, aee 78. widqw of P. C. Yeeter.

mother of Charles E. and Mrs. Robert Reagan. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a. m.

Irom the Uunter-bumuniwi Striffler Co. Funeral Home, 600 Market McKeesport. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church at McKeesport at 11 a. m.

Interment in St. Mary's Uemetery. ZIEGLER On Wednesday, Marin 22. 1944, st his home. 760 Greenfield Ave Charlef husband of the late Msrsaret M.

Ziegler. father of Virginia H. Gable. Anna M. Miller.

Effie G. Kerr. Marguerite Z. Wise. Eleanor P.

Wright and William C. Ziegler. Friends mav call at the home of Ferguson-Wood Forbes St. and McKee PL. Oakland.

Services Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 7 INK On Mar. 21st. 1944. Charle Zink.

in his 76th year, of 1926 Wharton St. Friends received at Cieslak Funcrat Home. 81 South 15th St. Funeral Sat. at 2 p.

m. Interment in St. cmetery. fn Memoriam PARFREY-RANDOLPH In loving- memory of our dear daughter. Emma, who de- Farted this life one year ago today; we hail seen you to the last And held your dying hand And heard the last sigh from your hearC we would not ieei so Dad.

We did not know the pain you had We did not see you die We only know you went lar away And never said goodbve. Sadly missed by her husband. parenti ana sisters. Florists GIDAS-SPRAYS BASKETS $. 3719 FORBES ST.

MA. SC. 1300. a SM ALLEY. FLORISTS 28 Fifth Ave.

GR. 2200 Monuments Cemetery Lot ALLEGHENY Co. Memorial Park kits 1cm sale at cost. C. P.

Shnver. ST. 2605. MT. Royal Cemetery: desirable location; 3-grare lot.

LE. 5389. MILL VALE Monumental Works. John A. Kremmel.

Before buying examine large display Barre and colored memorials. Prices plainly marked. Convenient pay- SIMON WHITE'S SONS Cemetery Memorial, of Distinction." 68 West Maiden St. Wrashingtoo 656 Lost ond Foonrf ARMY wrist watch: inscribed "Jack DA Rodjrers:" Bigelow, Baura Blvd. BRACELET Sterling.

Sailor husband. kM-ouka s-ift. 5th Ave. to car. Reward.

CO. 4426. BRACELET English downtown, Pittsburgh. Saturday, 18th; sentimental value. Reward.

FI. 0320. i BRACELET 2-tone gold, soldier's keep sake. Monday: reward, HO. 0806.

FOUND Sunday night. Aragon Ball Room. box containing money, bingo identify and pay for ad. HO. GAS Ration Book A.

H. P. Powers. 70S- G.vpsy ane. GAS Ration Book, A.

S. Parker Dr Mt. Lebanon. jr. Delach.

LO. 0rt3. GREY tweed trousers, cut and trimmed readv to be made, lost between 4th Ave Ninth St late February. Reward S10. CO.

2602. LINK Bracelet Platinum. 3 vicinity Kaufmanu'a. Roosevelt Hotel. Re ward.

HA. 1891. LODGE Ritual. Tuesday. March 21at Valued onlr hy owi" Reward Ka'b-me Ye-chln.

frshtree Pi WKIST Wat. Lady's Hamilton, initial. L. 22. lAT.

8196. iiternoon. auto xv-t. a 12:45 clock. Minnie Darling, wifo of Harry Cooper, mother of Raymond Ralph H.

LaVerne and Mrs. La Verne P. Campoell. Friends received at the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment ill Allegheny County Memorial Park COX On.

March 23. 1844. at 12:311 a. Pollv Dudley Cox of 5147 Keystone wife of Phillip W. Cox: mother of John Pvt.

Lawrence Sgt. Elmer. D. TT. grandmother of James L.

and Edna Hit Cox. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Gilbert Mclnnes. Butler and 46th where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. On Tucwiav March 21. William Im.

Curran. Friends received at the fu- DAVIES At his home. 421 Lamar Ave on Thursday. March 23. 194.

Kenneth John husband of Marjorie Nau-daiii Danes: father ot Tommy and 'Dickie: brother of Mrs. F. J. St. Clair of Homestead Park.

Friends received at the Funeral Home of T. D. Turner. 729 Wallace Wilk. Services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

DE BONE Dorothy Euunerling of 153 Stato Clairton. Thursday. March 23. at 10 p. wife of Edward De Bone.

Friends may call at Finney Funeral Home, 655 Fifth Clairton. Services on Satur- dy at-2 p. m. UE SHONU Thursday. March 23, 1944 Robert L.

Shan? son of Lt. J. Robert L. and Evelyn Albright De Shons of Newport. Rhode Island, formerly of Pgh.

and Oil City. DOHKMAN On Thursday. March 23. 1944. Rachel Dohrman, sister of Mrs.

William Th Jr. Funeral services will be held at her lata residence. 5427 Forbes Saturday afternoon. March 25. at 3 o'clock.

DOYLE On Thursday. March 23. 1944. Patrick husband of the late Rose Cauley; father of William. John and Mrs.

Anna Rushe. Friends received at The Stephen A. O'Toole Funeral Home. 5106 Second Haxelwood. Requiem high mass at St.

Stephen's Church on Monday at 10 a. m. EMICH Suddenly on Thursday. March 23. Christian Emich in his 93rd- year, husband of the late Katherine Hedrich: faiher of Mrs.

Mamie Bender, and grandfather of Mrs. Elizabeth Hare. Friends. Veterans Police Association and members of the McClure A Ye. Presbyterian Church are invited to call at his residence.

1430 Woods Run N. S. Services on Monday at 2:30 p. m. FAGAN On Wednesday, afternoon, at 3 o'clock.

Ralph F. pagan husband of Julia Kapes Fagran. of 6304 Alderson father of Pvt. Ralph. F.

Fagan David V. Fagan. Mrs. John P. Snyder and Mrs.

J. J. Monks, Jr. Friends may call at the Zeplel Funeral Home, 272 Shady E. E.

Solemn funeral mass at St. Philo-uiena's Church. Beech wood Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. FT'LLl'M Sarah Ellen, of 121 Summer-lea Washington. Thursday.

March 23. Friends received at her home. Serv-ies in St. Paul's A. M.

E. Church. Washington. Sunday. March 26.

at 2:30 p. m. Interment West Middletown Cemetery. r.M fil.KR Barbara (nee Woelfel. of 608 Edmond wife of the late Emil Gaugler, mother" of Mrs.

Ottilia Gemperle, Mrs. Ursula Zita. Raymond C. and Regis J. Gaugler.

Funeral from W. N. Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship on Saturday, March 25, at 9 a. m.

Solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church at lO o'clock. Friends and members of Branch 24. a. are invitea.

GERAMITA-MULLEN At San Pedro. on Thursday. March 16. 1944. Margaret, wife of Pfc.

James Geramita. daugh ter ox Mienaei and tne late veronica Coyne Mullen. Friends receivea at the Holier Funeral Home. 618 so. Main West End.

Requiem high mass in St.James R. C. Church. Saturday at 8 a. m.

Inter ment, St. Martins Cemetery. GLYNN On Thursday. March 23. at 2:30 p.

Bernard J. Glynn, husband of the late Hannah Morns, father of Mrs. C. L. Eckard.

Mrs. Catherine Duffill. Mrs. Ethel West. Marie and Albert J.

Glynn. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and b-ons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt.

Wash until Monday March 27. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem -high mass at St. Mary's of the Mount Church at 9 a.

m. Please omit flowers. GOKHAM On Wednesday. March 22. 1944.

Edna Froelich Gorham, moiner oi Richard, daughter of Eleanor and the late Henry of Concordia Cairiok. Friends may call at the Koonta Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high maB at St. Basil's Church at 9 a. ni. Friends invited, interment in St. Wende- lin Cemetery.

HATCH On Fridav. March 24. at 8:40 a. Earl C. beloved husoand oi flora Horst Hatch, uncle of Esther E.

Reed of 2804 Sherlock Friends received at the Frank W. Simons. Funeral Home. 2025 I'errysvllle Ave. Notice of tnneral later.

IIEIDKNREICH On Thursday. March 23. 1944. at 11:30 a. William F.

Heiden-reich. husband of the late Eva Spieler and father of Frank P. and Charles E. Heiden-reich and William J. Weiss of Dorseyville.

Pa. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas San. 707 East on Sunday at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

HUNT On Tuesday afternoon. Nellie O'Shea. wife of Martin Hunt of 137 Pearl St. and mother of Martin Cpl. John F.

Hunt in Italy). Mrs. Helen Bauer. Funeral from McCabe's. 5300 Penn on Satur day.

March 25. 1844. at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at SI.

Mary'. Church, at 9:30 a. m. HITXE March 22nd. at 9 d.

Mary M. Geiger. wife of the late John Hune. mother of Mrs. Regis McConnell and Mareella.

Hune. Friends received at the Heinauer Funeral Home, 907 Chartiers Ave.vMeKees Rocks, until Hon March 27th. at 8:30 a. m. Requfem High Mass at St.

Mary K. u. cnurcn.at a. m. L.

B. A Br. 546 invited. JAMISON On Wednesday. March 22.

at 10:05 P. John M. Jamison in his 56th- year, husband of Nellie Duffy Jami son, father of Inez. Elizabeth Taylor and Mercedes Moran, Friends may call at Herman and Sons Chapel. 702 E.

Ohio N. S. Services Saturday. March 25, at 2 p. m.

Friends. Masonic bodies and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. 467 are invited. Flowers gratefully declined. JOHNSON On Friday.

March 24. 1944. Samuel of 1216 Sunay Street. N. S.

Father of Raymond. Mrs. Ruth Kennedy and Mrs. Sara Wentzel. Friends received at the Payton Funeral Home.

3527 California Avenue, N. S. Notice of funeral later. KASZAK On Tuesday. March 21.

194.4. Valentine Kaszak: survived by his wife. Mr B. Kaszak (nee Puc) one son. Bron: 2 daughters.

Mrs. Henrietta Urbanek and Mrs. Helen Pajak; four grandchildren. Friends invited to call at 113 South 13th S. S.

Funeral on Saturday. March 25 at 9 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Adalbert'.

R. C. Church at lO a. m. Interment in St.

Adalbert's Cemetery. KEENAN On Thursday. March 23. 1944 at 1 :40 a. James F.

Keenan. husband of Phebe Eyrich Keenan of Schenley apartments, father of Mrs. Paul Nicoladse and Mrs. Lindsey J. Rockwell.

Friends received at H. SamsoA's. 537 Neville St. Requiem high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Saturday monung- 10 o'clock. Please omit flowers. KNERLER On Wednesday. Mar. 22.

1944, Charles G. Knerler of Mather. Pa. Husband of the late Eva Gilson. Father of Major Charles W.

Knerler, overseas, and Eva K. Rhodes of Washington. D. C. Friends received at the T.

P. Hershberger Sons Funeral Home. 426 S. Main West End, until 2 p. m.

Friday, and from 5 p. m. Friday at the Lucas Funeral Home. Jefferson, until time of service. Sat-urday at 2:30 p.

m. I.EHNER On Thursday. March 23. 1944. Mary Renk.

aged 76 years, widow of Joseph Lehner. mother of Mrs. Mary Wagner. Mrs. Elizabeth Finn.

Mrs. Alma McNally and Joseph Lehner. Funeral from the home of her daughter. 2830 Spring- 16th Ward, on Monday at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 a. m. Christian Mothers Confraternity and friends invited. Interment Loretto Cemetery.

LEWIS On Wednesday. March 22. Walter of 6266 Butler beloved husband of Annie J. Ackerman Lewis, father of Mary Lewis and brother of Edward T. Lewi, of Warrendale.

Pa. Friends received at the King Funeral Home. Butler, at 52nd St. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Kierans Church on Monday at 10 o'clock.

Interment St. Marys Cemetery. MAKBKLLA On Thursday. March 23. 1944, Theresa Mendola Marbella.

mother of JMrs. Carmella Frederick and Mrs. Rose Alexander of Detroit. Mich. Funeral from her late residence.

329 Amabell Mt. on Monday at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Peters Church, Fernando -at lO o'clock.

MAHONEI On Wednesday. March 22. Catherine Frank of No. 21 Brv Mawr Forest Hills, wife of the late Daniel C. Mahoney, mother of Pauline C.

sister of Mrs. William Dunn of Detroit. Mrs. Clara Haupt of Trafford and W. A.

Frank of Whitaker; also 1 grandchild. Frank E. Mahoney Jr. Friends received at Nied Funeral Home, comer of Rebecca and Swiss-vale Wilk. Requiem high mass at S'.

James" R. C. Church on SaL. March 25. at 10 m.

MARTIN Thursday. March 23. 1944. An nie beloved sister of Mrs. Mary Gar-rigan.

Mrs Edward J. MeGee. Edward R. and Micnael J. Funeral from her late home.

3105 Bergman Sheraden. on Monday, March 27. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn requiem hish mass at Holy Innocents Church at 9 o'clock.

Friends in vited. McGONIGLE On Friday morning. William beloved husband of Alice Donnelly Me-Gonigle and father of SSgt. John H. and Pfc.

Allen J. MeGonigle. funeral from McCabe's. 5300 Penn Avenue. Tuesday.

March 28. at 9 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church, at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. McpARLAND On Thursday. March 33, 1944. at her residence.

8 Highland Court, Elizobeth Hatfield, wife of Dr. P. V. He Parland. and mother of Dr.

John F. and William -W. McParland. Friends received si H. Samson s.

637 Neville St. Funeral services at Christ Episcopal Church. Brownsville. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MILLER On Wednesday even in g.

March 23. 1.944. Joint -C husband of the late Rose Ann Miller Inee Haldom of 201 In dustry 18th Ward, father ot John zl. -miner ana mrs. ixiretia Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortu ary urjerty wnere serv icea will be held- nn Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. Interment in South Side Cemetery. HUOVCHIK On -Thursday. March 23. George.

beloved husband of Elizabeth Thomas MiJovchikr. at his -residence. 341 Four Mile Run Road. Greenfield. Funeral on Monday.

March 27. with requiem mass at Holy Spirit Gr. Catholic Church, Oakland. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends mviieo.

MOORE On Thursday. March 23 1944. Maude E. Farcey. wife of the late William S.

Moore, of 1333 Shady Pittsburgh FriPnds received at the Funeral Home of burg." Services Saturday afternoon at 3:30 clock NEART On Wednesday, March 22. 1944. at 10:30 a. Michael beloved hua I t. no it nils Grimes any player They recount the tale of Goalie Roy Wor-ters, who, frantically watching: for the puck as Stewart skated up to him, was surprised to hear Nels say nonchalantly, "Look in the left-hand corner of the net, Roy you'll find it there" There's to be an all-sports dinner for Donora High School athletes Monday night at Abe's Place, Route 51.

meadow streams is the rainbow the length of the body becomes more pronounced. The head is relatively smaller, the eye larger and the body deeper and more compressed than in the other two species. It grows rapidly and at tains its maximum growth earlier than either the "brook or brown trout. Three weeks from tomorrow the season will open upon these three species of trout and continue until the end of July. Each has its group of followers and to each group the fish is known by such other names as eastern, native, speckled and squaretail, for the brook trout; the brown trout as- the German, German brown, Von Behr.

Loch Leven and dutchman. and the rainbow has been termed the Cali fornia trout and salmon trout. Re gardless of their local monickers. salvelinus fontinalis, salmo fario and salmo irideus will continue to be just trout to a large portion of the army which" will sally forth April 15 to lure them from their native haunts. PIAA Volley Ball, Gym Finals Tomorrow Homestead High, WPIAL District 7 volley ball champion for the sec ond straight season, will represent this territory in the annual PIAA volley ball tournament which takes place at Altoona tomorrow.

The annual PIAA gymnastic championships will be conducted at Penn State College tomorrow. Ell-wood City High repeated as the WPIAL District 7 winner here last Saturday, and will have its classy entries along with qualifiers from Ambridge, Sewickley, Latrobe and Tarentum. BOXING NEW XORK Tippy Iarkin. 137. Garfield, K.

J- stopped Allie Stolz. 134. Newark. N. (3): Aaron Perry, 142, Washinsrlon.

knocked out Joey Manfro. 144. yew Tork (1): Danny Bartfleld. 133 Vi. New York, decisioneU Euby Garcia.

137. San Juan. P. R. (6) Buddy Farrell.

157, Newark, deefsioned Jerry Fiorello. 156, York (6): Nlicfc Tor-etto, 150. New York. Mopped Nick Cal-der. 152 "4, Brooklyn 4: Bobby Henry.

New York, drew with Charlev Noel. Brooklyn (4): Vincent La alva IoI'js. New York, stopped Jerry McGee. 155. New York (4).

PORTLAND. ME. Oscar Snffsrs. 150. Newport.

R. drew with Boyo Mallon. 154. British. Navy 8) Al Evans.

153. Newport. R. stopped Billy Lancaster. 152,, Portland (3).

NASHI'A. N. II. Jake Desautels. 140.

Dover. N. decisioned Joe Lemleux, 141. Kew Bedford. Mass.

8. FALL RIVER. MASS. Wild Bill McDowell, 1S5. Dallas.

decisioned Tiger Lou Jones, 166, Port Chester. N. Y. (10). rmi.A DF.LPHTA Billy Arnold, 143 decisionfd Billy Furrjjjie.

145 Philadelphia 8 Ray Scully. 15. Rpadinir. decisioned Ted Harrison, 172, Philadelphia (6); Pueiiy Brown. 172.

Philadelphia, stopped Jimmy Lonir. 16S. Wilmington, Del. (3: Henry McNeil. 148.

Philadelphia technicalled Fred Sammona. 144. Chester. Pa. 1.

(31(333 SB auu in foua contusion, wui oe refunded his payment, and any non-bidder upon so returning- such a set will be refunded $5.00. Sids will be received aa follows: Contract Nn 4ft Parlnr Cwwnw Street from Alley to Moaaca Road. and oi augaman Street from. Sheffield Avenue to Sharon Street. Contract No.

28A Pavins- of Wmn. man Street from Sheffield Avenue to Sharon street. Contract No. 28B Pa vino- nf R7nn Street from Alley to Monaca Road. j.ne soroug-ti or Aliauippa.

Pennsylvania, re serves the right to waive any ties in or to reject any or all bids, and to make separate award for the paving; of either street or a single award for both Each bidder must denoslt wtfh hi. hM security in the amount of Sl.000.00 in the form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. Attention nf hi1Hpna i called to the reauiremejnts tr n.fttiAn. iii cuiprajmrai 10 oe ooserved and minu uium wage rates to oe paid under the contract. No hirirtpr msv withvaw VI- A U1D Wl 1 1 1 1 II 30 days after the actual date of the open- ius uicreui.

marcn XV. 1H44. BOROTTGH OF ALIQTJTPPA. PENNSYLVANIA. wv Dpvit- Borourh Seer etary.

ENGINEERS" INCORPORATED. Legal Notices RUSLANDER unit Kinfmin Kirgt National Bank Building-. Pittsburgh! Pennsylvania. JSOilCL is hereby given pursnant to the PrOViSinnfl Of lh A.t nf Aaoml of June 28. 1917.

T. MS i amendments and supplements, 'of inten tion to tile in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 31st day of March. 1944. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious tiamp style or designation of MAIN AND COM PANY, with its principal place of busi ness at jNineieentn floor, first Bank Building. Pittsburgh. 22. Pennsylvania. The names and addresses of all persons owning- or interested in said busi ness are: FRANK WILBUR MAIN.

218 Tennyson Avenue. Pittsburgh 13. Penn sylvania; FBKI) L. MAIN. 11 Sunset Parkway, tjpper Montclair.

New Jersey: WILLIAM R. MAIN, Wild Acres. D. 1. yellow (springs.

Malvern. Pennsylvania: ALBERT L. JACOBS. 5351 Fair Oaks Street. Pittsburgh 17.

Pennsylvania: M. C. CONICK. 1011 Portland Street. Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania: E.

K. REDFERN. B9 Jelierson Drive. Pittsburgh ltt. Pennsylvania: J.

ALTON. 131 Bifham Street. Pittsburgh 11. Pennsylvania: JOHN F. MACHA.

635 Rock Springs Road. Pittsburgh 16. Pennsylvania; RALPH W. Me-GRW. 614 Twenty-third Street.

Beaver Falls. Pennsylvania; A. K. ENGLEHART, 190 Irwin Drive, Box 841. R.

D- 11. Pittsburg-h 10. Pennsylvania: L. H. HTF- NAGKL.

30SO Kastmont Avenue. Pittsburgh 16. Pennsylvania: C. T. LISKO.

38 Wasson Place. Pittsburgh 16. Pennsylva nia; JAMES B. LITTLE, 1208 Tennessee Avenue. Pittsburgh 16.

Pennsylvania: G. G. THOMAS. 422 Ohio River Boulevard, Pittsburgh 12. Pennsylvania: JAMES H.

YOUNG. 1243 Denniston Avenue, Pittsburgh 17. and H. G. WOMSLEY.

712 Harden Drive. Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania. NOTICE is hereby given by P. O. Maher, I.

Gearhart and E. A. Nelson that on Wednesday. March 29. 1944, they intend to file with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania. Articles of In corporation, for the purpose of organizing under the Business corporation aw oi the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. approved May 6. 1933. aa amended, a corporation to be named "VALLEY BIN COAL COMPANY." The purpose or purposes of the corporation are mining, pre- rt'ivinc marlr.t eel 1 i a- anil Icil 1 1 IT in pnM anH cnul nrndnciH- and buying, own ing, leasing- or otherwise acquiring, selling or otnerwise disposing- ui aim utrius coal coal lands and other property, real and personal; necessary or convenient for the transaction of the business of mining and marketing coal and coal products.

ALTER. WRIGHT tc BARRON. Attorneys at Law, 2201 First National Bank BuildintT, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. JACOR Roe.

Attorney. 232 Bakewell Build ing. Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

2009 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William R. Uuell or William Robert Buell. deceased, late of Wilkinsburg. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make navment and those -having claims will present them to Ethel L.

Bnell, Executrix. 710 Lamar vv likinsDurg, fa. 1. i YiArcViv BivAn WCVT.F TONGUE MINING a West1 Virginia- corporation, which conducts its business in the County of Boulder. State of Colorado, that a meeting of the stock holders of said corporation is called and will be held on the hrst day or May.

1944, at the place of business of Firth Sterling- Steel Company. Demmler Road. City of McKeesport. State of Pennsylvania, at eleven thirty o'clock a. Eastern War Time, for the purpose 'of taking into consideration an Agreement or Ar ticles of Merger whereby Wolf Tongue Mining Company will be merged into- Firth Sterling Steel Company, (a) the name nf whiti thereafter will continue to be Firth Sterling Steel Company, the r-isfMvl riffle of which will be Demm ler Road.

of McKeesport. State of Pennsylvania, and ei tne purpose or nttrrtMPB nf which will the manufac turing and vending of iron, steel and hard metal compositions; the owning holding and leasing land supposed to con tain minerals, exploring and developing the same, processing and rehmng- mineral products: manufacturing of apparatus, machinery and agencies necessary or convenient therefor: the transportation there of to and from their markets and places of consumption, the buying, selling and dealing in the same and the doing of all other things necessary or convenient thereto. W. C. KNISS- Secretary of Wolf Tongue Mining Company fraktis O'Connor.

Attorney. Fourth Avenue Ross Pittsburgh. Ps. To Emmanuel F. Lieeey.

Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias in the case of Hazel E. Ldegey ao-ainat von for diVorCA V. m. at No. 2166.

July Term. 1943. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned n. e.

You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday oi April, are. Robert J. Corbett. Sheriff. MEYER S.

Sikov. Attorney. 306 Berger Building-. Pittsburgh, Pa. No.

1720 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on thM estate of Bendet Epelberg. 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 -Yetta Epelberg. 208 Coltart C- V.

1. 1 1 JOHN E. Sc Floyd V. Winner. Attorneys.

1809 Union National Bank Building. Pitts burgh. No. 1707 of 1944. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of George F.

Fuchs. or Fuchs. deceased, late of WesM View. Allegheny Countv. having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Margaret A.

Fuchs. Ad ministratrix. 27 Glenmore Avenue. West View. Pittsbnrgri.

Pa. WILLIAM H. Markus. Attorney. 1601 Law Finance Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. ro. 1716 of '944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Theresa Hamm.

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 Mary T. Greder. Executrix. 1141 Iten Street.

Xorth Side. Pittsburgh. Pa. HENRY O. Mever.

Attorney. 928 Frick Building-. Pittsburgh, Pa. No. 1859 of 1944.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Mary Ann Bens, deceased. late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny uoTinty, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Phillip B. Benz, 3416 Villawood. Pitts burgh (10).

and Oliver Beni. 47o7 novle Pittsburgh 10). Pa Execu tors. Death Notices ATWOOD On March 22nd. 1944.

at 11:30 o. Henrietta M. Atwood. of 1022 Penn Wilkinsburg. Daughter of the late William C.

and Sarah Robins Atwood of Philadelphia, sister of Mrs. M. Knnkelman. aunt of William Knnkelman. Mrs.

Frank H. Miller and Mrs. Henrietta Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brush ton Saturday morning at 8:15 ciock. mgn -Mass or Keqniem at i.

Tames' Church. Wilkinsburg-. at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. Philadelphia papers' please copy.1 IKEXTZ At Maysville.

on Wednes-iav morning. George Aurentz. Formerly jf Pittsburgh. Survived by son. George L.

Anrentz. U. S. Army. Scotland: daughter Mrs Rttv Brown of Homestead: sis ters.

Mrs, Edward BUy and Mrs. Josephine Williams of also 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the Kirwam Flannery trneral Home. 201 N. Craig on Saturday morning at 8:30.

High mass of requiem at St. Raphael's Church at 0 o'clock. Inter ment in Calvary BOWLER On Thursday afternoon. Magdalene Kirby. widow ol Richard Bow ler, and mother of Mrs.

Edgar Singer and Mrs. Wm. Riedinger. Funeral from Mc- Cabe s. o.iuo fenn on Monday.

March IT 1044. at 9:15 a. Solemn reauiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 10 a. m.

rnentls invited. CAMPBELL Suddenly. Mar. 22 1944. Barry hnband of Helen E.

Mitchell, and father of Robert M. Campbell. Friends received at the Robert J. Freyv ogel Funeral Home. 33ol West Lib erty until Friday evening.

Interment at Independence, later. COLVILLE On Thursday. March 23 at 12:40 p.m.. Arthur of 1720 Manhattan husband of Macd Bula. fatber of Mrs John Perret and Arthur A.

Colville Jr Lson Jemima Coivtlle. Funeral services at the James Lowrte Memorial Home. 1407 cnateau at Pennsylvania on jnonaay at p. nr. friends invited.

James P. Keenan, president of the Ha ugh and Keenan Storage Sc Transfer which he founded in 1889, died yesterday at the Pitts burgh Hospital. Mr. Keenan was born here 83 years ago and had been a lifelong resident. He made his home at the Schenley Apts.

and had been active in business until a lew weeks ago. He was chairman of the board of directors of the Commonwealth Trust president of the board of trustees of the Pittsburgh Hospital; former president of the National Furniture Warehousemen's and of the American Warehouse Assn. He was a member of the St. Paul's Cathedral, the Duquesne Club and or the Pittsburgn Athletic Assn. which he aided in founding.

In addition to his widow, Phebe Eyrich Keenan, whom he married 56 years, ago, he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Paul Nicoladse of Port JAMES F. KEENAN Long business career ended. Washington, N. and Mrs.

Lind say J. Rockwell of Pittsburgh; two sisters, the Misses Mary and Anna Keenan, both of Atlantic City, and a grandchild, James Keenan Nicoladse. Friends will be received at the H. Samson Funeral Home, 537 Neville St. Requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a.

m. tomorrow at St. Paul's Cathedral. Burial will be in the St. Mary's Cemetery, Leo J.

O'Connor Leo J. O'Connor of Harrisburg, attorney for the State Workman's Insurance Fund, Pennsylvania De partment of Labor and Industry, aied yesterday at Buhl Hospital, Sharon, following a heart attack in a Sharon store. Mr. O'Connor, 41, a native of Sharon, had long been identified with Western Pennsylvania Republican politics and had at various times worked in collaboration with Senator James J. Davis and former Senator David B.

Reed. Mr. received his law degree from GexiiifcetowaiUmfewityi Washington. He is survived by his" and two children in Harrisburg; his mother and two sisters in Washing ton, and a brother in the Navy. John C.

Miller Funeral services for John C. Mil ler, 201 Industry Eighteenth Ward, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Burial will be in South Side Cemetery.

Mr. Miller, 82 years old, died Wednesday in the Shadyside Hos pital. He was the husband of the late Mrs. Rose Ann Baldofr Miller. Surviving are a son and daughter.

John R. Miller and Mrs. Loretta Newmeyer. Mr. Miner was a memoer or mc- Kees Rocks Lodge No.

61, L. O. O. and the South Hills Republican Club. Charles F.

Ziegler Funeral services for Charles F. Ziegler, employe of the National Tube Co. 49 years, retiring in 1927, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow, in the Ferguson-Wood Funeral Home, 3454 Forbes St.

Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. Mr. Ziegler, 85 years old, a life resident of Pittsburgh, died Wednes day in his home, 760 Greenfield Ave. He had been a resident of the Greenfield district for 55 years. Mr.

Ziegler is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Virginia Gable, Mrs. Effie Kerr, Mrs. Marguerite Wise, Mrs. Eleanor Wright of Pittsburgh and Mrs.

John R. Miller of Nutley, N. a son, William C. Ziegler, Pittsburgh; three sisters, Mrs. Albert Bartrem, Pittsburgh; Mrs.

James McMillin, Kaylor, and Mrs. Samuel Patterson, New Castle, a brother, William Ziegler ol Pittsburgh, nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Paul M. Snyder Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p. m.

tomorrow in Massillon, for Paul M. Snyder, steel company sales executive, who died in Mercy Hospital, Canton, yesterday. Mr. Snyder, who was manager of sales for the Climax-Molybdenum Steel with offices in Canton, was well-known in steel circles In Pittsburgh. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Gertrude G. Snyder; a daughter, Miss Carol Snyder; a son, Frederick G. Snyder, U. S. Navy, and a sister, Mrs.

Harold McConnell. Charles C. Kherler Charles C. Knerler, former Pittsburgh mining engineer, died Wednesday at his home in Greene County after a long illness. He was resident engineer for the Pickands-Mather Colries at Mather, with which he had been connected since 1919.

Born and educated in Pittsburgh, he was the son of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Knerler and was employed for years by several Pittsburgh engineering firms engaged In the coal mining industry. Mr. Knerler was active in the Methodist Church at Jefferson, Pa, a member of the Washington Lodge, F. A. of Pittsburgh; the Pittsburgh Consistory and the Syria Temple of the Shrine.

His wife, the former Eva Gilson of Pittsburgh, died in 1934. He leaves a daughter. Mrs. Eva K. Rhodes of Washington; and a son, Maj.

Charles W. Knerler, attached to an Army Hospital in England. A sister, Mrs. John A. Koch of Pittsburgh also survives.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 d. m. tomorrow at Jefferson. with burial In Jefferson Cemetery, Europe. Actually, there are two species, the irideus of the coastal rivers, which is a migratory one, irequentiy going to sea, and the shasta, which Inhabits the streams of the Sierra Nevadas from Mt.

Shasta southward. Both these species llftave been more or less lndls-c iminately planted in eastern waters and numerous cross- lnir rmvp nmh. ably resulted in a- i i hatcheri hnny Mock result, some of the eastern introductions are of the irideus type, which accounts for the disappearance of these fish after being stocked. Thej? simply migrated downstream toward the sea. Where the strain is definitely shasta, there appears to be no apparent attempt to leave the new surroundings, although in occasional specimens this urge to travel manifests itself.

An interesting record in this connection is that of a 14-inch which was caught twice in seven days, once at Port Washington. Wisconsin, again at Grand Haven, Michigan. The distance in a direct line is about 90 miles. The shoreline is probably nearer 200, which is some evidence of the trout's trip within the week. Popular With Fishermen Since its introduction it has become a popular fish with the eastern fisherman, probably chiefly because of the aerial antics it puts on when hooked.

No fresh-water fish puts on a better display than Mr. Irideus, or Shasta, when hooked in fast water. Like the brown trout, It can adant Itself to warmer surround ings than the native brook trout. It is not as persistent a feeder as the fontinalis, yet it is not near as fickle about its feeding as is the brownie. On its home range it spawns in Bpring.

In the east it has adopted the slogan, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." Strange as it is. the breeding period in the new home has been adapted to that of the other two, the fall. While it does not reach the pro portions of the brown trout, it has tr 9flJi nminris in weight, the present record. Hot Only Black Mar kin 3s It is distinguished from the brook and brown trout in that it has only black markings, irregular in shape, covering the entire body with exception of the beliy. It is the only one of the three trout which has the markings extend into the caudal or tail fin.

As it attains maturity the rainbow stripe which extends entrance fee of 25 cents for adults, 10 cents for children, and free to all members of the armed forces. The Show this year will feature, for the first time, the Pergola Garden and the Old Mansion Garden. Hyacinths will be shown also for the first time since the outbreak of war, while other displays will include American grown tulips, narcissus and other previously imported flowers. An invitation preview will be held Friday, March 31, from 8 to 10 p. m.

The Show is presented by Ralph E. Griswold, superintendent of the Bureau of Parks, and his staff. Navy Nurse to See Plant Lt. Beatrice Joliet, Navy Nurse Corps, and a group of submarine officers will tour the Aluminum Co. of America plant at New Kensington, Monday.

Lt. Joliet, who recently completed a year's service on the hospital ship USS Solace, will be a guest at a Fourth War Loan Drive apprecia tion party Monday night at the Aluminum Club, New Kensington. Accompanying her will be Lt. E. Leighton.

Lt. T. Gable, both of the Pittsburgh Navy office, and Submarine Corps members, Ensign E. R. Babrow, Chief Electrician Mates D.

M. McLane, J. D. Reece and- L. A.

Campbell. Final Band Report Western Pennsylvania lodges of the Italian Sons and Daughters of America will close an intensive state-wide war bond campaign in North side Carnegie Hall Sunday afternoon with a final report on sales to be made by Herman E. Carletti, state president. The principal speaker at the clos ing meeting will be Hugo Carusi, first assistant TJ. S.

Attorney of Washington. Others on the program include County Commissioner John J. Kane, John S. Aldisert, na tional president of the organization; Attorney General James H. Duff, U.

S. Attorney Charles TJhl and District Attorney Russell H. Adams. The organization's bond campaign has been in progress since Feb. 1.

Swimming Instructions Men unable to swim who are about to enter the service are being taught how to swim and survive under difficult situations in the water by the Red Cross at the Homestead Library Club swimming pool. The training is a part of the Red Cross functional swimming program. Men interested in the classes which resume Friday, April 14, may make application at the Homestead Library Club. The course covers six weeks and is conducted by qualified Red Cross swimming instructors. Testimonial Dinner A testimonial dinner for Dr.

Wil liam J. Van Essen, long active in the Socialist Party here, is planned at 6 p. m. Sunday in the Roosevelt Hotel. The membership of the Social Democratic Federation, which he helped organize in 1937, and other personal friends will attend.

The same day. at 2:30 p. the Federation will sponsor a public meeting in the Roosevelt Hotel at which August Claessens will speak on "Race Tech Spring Carnival A gymnasium dance featuring Prissy Dodge's floor show will open Carnegie Tech's Spring Carnival tonight. An old-fashioned carnival, sponsored by the fraternities and sororities, will be held tomorrow afternoon in the gymnasium, along Christ Emich Funeral services for Christ Emich, Pittsburgh's oldest pensioned policeman, will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m.

at the residence, 1430 Woods Run Ave. Mr. Emich, 92, who died yester day of a heart attack, had been re tired for 32 years. He was ap pointed during the administration of Mayor James G. Weymah of Old Allegheny and served on the Noith Side until bis retirement.

He was a member of the Policeman's Relief and Pension Fund and of the McClure Ave. Presbyterian Church. He came to this country from Germany at the age of 13. His wife, Mrs. Katherine Emich.

died 14 years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Bender, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hare, both of Pittsburgh. Friends are being received at the residence.

Burial will be in High-wood cemetery. Twentieth Century Club; Robert Lacour-Gayet, speaker. Hungry Club Monday, noon; Hotel Henry; Rev. Denzil G. Ridout, speaker.

Ugo Carusi to Sneak A patriotic rally with TJgo Carusi, executive assistant to the U. S. Attorney General as speaker, will be held by the Italian Sons and Daughters of America Sunday at 7 p. in Carnegie Hall, Federal and Ohio North Side. THE? 5 (35 In Add Chill and Serve Legal Notices IS the Court of Common Pleas ot Alie giieny County.

Pennsylvania. No. 2037 April Term. 1044. Docket A.

In Re: Petition ot Grace Marie Mclntyre for chansre of name to Grace Mane Lloyd. To ali parties in interest notice is hereby riven that upon petition tiled, the said court fixed May 11, 1944. at 9:30 a. at the Assignment Room. City-County Buiidiue.

Pittsburgh. as the time and place for hearintr. when and where all persons mas show cause, if any they have, why aid name should not be chanirpd as prayed lor. SAMITFI. A StHREISER Attorney for Petitioner.

VOX Jones Law rltu bursrh. Pa. WILLIAM. Leonard Mllburn. Attorney (iOa Law Finance Building-, PiUsburpll Pa.

No. 1849 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Joseph Zirkei. deceased, late of Baldwin Town ship, Allegheny County. havin? bet-n ranted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will preterit them to Frank C.

Zir kel. Executor. 2441 Glenmawr Avenue Pittsburgh. Pa. THORP.

Bostwiok. Reed Armstrong-. At torneys. 2812 Grant Building-. Pittsburgh Pa.

No. 1559 of 1944. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Blanche L. Jewett. deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

lHM.lt.nv tlaVin. hHftn all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having- claims will present uiem to Helen J. Lepper. Administratrix. 5SU8 Hows Street.

Pitts- ourgn. t-a. ROBERT Semenow. Attorney. flO.t-5 Bersrer Building-.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Ko. 1853 of 1944. Notice that letters testamentary on me estate oi Aioerta Moore, deceas-ed.

late of Pittsbure-h- Alleehenv Countv having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and tnose navin? claims will present them to Clifidrd N. Bauer. Executor. 8t30 Spring tjaraen ATeirae. rattrjunn.

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