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3 A $5 Story Fish That Crawls Surprises Angler Pittsburgh Press, July 17, '57 To Joseph Boldizar of 68 South 23rd Street, Pittsburgh, goes $5 for this outdoors story. A few month ago I went to my cousin's place in Ohio for a weekend trip, On Saturday we took the later part of the evening to go fishing. The waters were churned and pretty muddy. We caught Suddenly, a few catfishing hooked my line. I started to reel it in and finally out came a fish.

It was all black, eely looking, with front and back legs. After landing the fish, to my amazement it began to crawl. We finally learned that it was known by its common name as a "dog fish" and that it is not good to eat or thing at all. So we destroyed it. 11 you have an original outdoors story, write it in not more than 150 words and send it to Outdoors Stories, Sports Department, Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Linder Takes 15th Feature Scott Second But Gains Points Dick Linder's back on the winning track and gunning for Herb Scott again. Linder won the 25-lap feature race at Washington Raceway last night by a comfortable margin over Scott. It was Dick's 15th feature victory of the Pittsburgh Racing Assn. season. Scott, however, actually, moved three more points ahead of Linder by winning a heat race and a semi-final.

Linder finished a half-car length behind Don Dahle in the other semi-final. Herb now leads in points with 1277 followed by Linder, 1185, and Dahle, 871. Dahle also was running strong until motor trouble started to cut his speed on the 17th lap he fell back to a fifth- place finish. Both Dahle and Linder will have a double chance to put a collar on Scott tomorrow night at Heidelberg where the hang. over 25-lap feature from last week's rain-abbreviated show will be run off along with the regular 25-lapper.

First heat. 10 laps: Won by Joe halic. Harrison City: second. Bob Lucel, Aliquippa: third, Digger O'Dell. Coraopolis.

No time: restart. Second heat, 10 laps: Won by Herb Scott, Wexford: second. Don Dahle, Bridgeville: third, Jim Mitchell. Pittsburch. Time: 3:48.37.

Third heat, 10 laps: Won by Steffan, Norm Benninz. Braddock: second, Jack East Liverpool: third. Dick Linder, Pittsburgh. Time: 3:18.63. First semi-final.

12 laps: Won by Dahle: second, Dick Linder: third. 4:32.70. Bill Friethnter, Pittsburgh. Time: Second smi-final. 12 laps: Won by Scott: second.

Luce: third. Lee Stover, Pittsburgh. Time: 4:31.54. Semi- feature, 10 laps: Won by Glade Nell. Pittsburch: second.

Mitchell: third, Rusty Whiteman, Washington. Time: 3:51,30 Feature event. 25 laps: Won by Linder: second, Scott: third. Joe Vialione, Esplen: fourth. Stover: Afth, Dahle.

Time: 9:24.60. Pay-TV Could Gross Bums $9 Million NEW YORK, July 17 (UP) -The Dodgers could gross nearly $9,000.000 annually when and if they elect to charge viewers to watch their televised games, it was disclosed in a survey. Baseball fans in 800. New York viewing families were asked if they would pay to see a Dodger game on TV. More than 40 per cent said they would.

They were interviewed on days following two recent Dodger night games which were televised. Best estimates nut the number of homes reached during these games at 867,000. At a minimum fee of 25 cents a set, the gross for one game would have been $86,700. Since the Dodgers are televising 102 games this season, the pay TV take for the season would be $8,843,400. The Minors Wednesday, July 17, 1957 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE w.

L. Pct. W. L. Pet.

Fran. 56 38.596 Seattle. 51 48.515 Vancuvr 53 41 .564 Angles 45 47 .489 Diego, 53 41 .564 Portland 33 60.355 Hollywd 53 42.558 Sacrmto 33 62.347 YESTERDAY San Francisco 7.. Portland 3 Los Angeles 10. Vancouver 4 Seattle 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE W.

L. Pet W. L. Pet. Ruffalo.

51 41 554 Havana. 44 49.473 Toronto. 51 41 .554 Miami. 42 48.467 Richmnd 52 42 .553 Montreal 40 50 ,444 Rochestr 49 46.516 Columbus 40 52.440 YESTERDAY Columbus 101 000 001-3 40 3 Havana 200 200 0 BLACKBURN O'Donnell and Kravitz: HATTEN Pena (6), Cuellar (9) and Izquierdo. HR--Powers 2.

Montreal Rochester Miami Richmond 4 Toronto Buffalo 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet. Wichita 58 34 .630 Denver. 43 47.478 Minnepis 51 43 .543 Indnolis 42 46 .477 Omaha. 48 42.533 Charletn 43 50 .462 St. Paul 46 43.517 Louisvile 34 60.362 YESTERDAY No rames scheduled.

EASTERN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet. Schnedy 50 33.602 Albany. 37 45.451 Enzhmn 49 34 .590 Spring'd 37 49.430 Reading 49 40.551 X-Aintn 32 53 .376 YESTERDAY Schnectady 3. 0 Allentown 3. Albany 2 Binghamton Reading 3 X-Formerly Syracuse franchise.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. W. L.

Pet. Atlanta. 54 43 .557 Birmgm 50 47 .515 Nashvlie 53 43 .552 Little 41 51 Chtnoga 52 45.536 Orlens 41 54 .432 Memphis 50 44 532 Mobile. 42 56.429 YESTERDAY Chattanooga Nashville 6 Atlanta 4. Birmingham 3 Mobile Little Rock TEXAS LEAGUE L.

Pet. w. 1.. Pet. Dallas.

67 28.705 Worth 44 50.468 Houston 59 36.621 Tulsa. 42 48 .467 5 Antnio 45 47.489 Okla Ct: 35 55.389 Austin. 44 49 479 Shrevpit 36 59.379 YESTERDAY Fort Worth Shreveport OR Houston 6. Dallas 10 Austin 13. Oklahoma City Tulsa San Antonio San Antonio Tulsa The Pittsburgh Press WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS PHONE WANT-ADS TO COURT 1-4900 Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave.

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1957. of Old William Penn Highway. Murrysville, J. Ernest. husband of the late Mary V.

Allison: father of Mrs. Helen Baughman And Norman Allison of Penn Pa: eight grandchildren. five brothers and two sisters. Friends received at his home, where services will be held on Thursday 2:30 D. m.

Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Indiana, Pa. (Indiana. papers please copy.) BEADLING of 30 Briggs Overbrook, on Tuesday, July 16, 1957. John in his 66th vear.

husband of the late Lena Yates Beadling: father of Dolores Meyers, Ruth Wheeler and Robert T. Beadling: brother of Charlotte McHugh, Anna Rose, Elizabeth Renton, Emma Haddon, George. James and William Beadling: also five grandchildren, Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Road, Mt.

Oliver. Services on Friday, p. m. Interment in Jefferson Memorial Park. BEAM--On Tuesday, July 16, 1957, of 563 Third Pitcairn, Muril beloved husband of Mrs.

Anne (nee Mulligan): father of Mrs. Eleanor Figurski, Mrs. Evelyn Orosz, Mrs. Mary Ellen Canterbury; also two grandchildren. Friends received at the Pearce and Son Funeral Home, Pitcairn.

Pa. High mass at St. Michael's R. C. Church, Saturday, at 11:15 a.

m. BEARD Suddenly, on July 16. 1957, Walter of 144 Lea Munhall. survived by his wife. Mary Spring.

Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. at the George I. Green Funeral Home, 3511 Main Munhall. Services on Friday, at 2 p.

In. BILES--Of 1301. Mt. Royal Bivd. Glenshaw.

cn Tuesday, July 16. 1957. Charles H. husband Mulvina M. Wagener: father of Ruth E.

Cridge, Marion J. and Howard J. Biles: brother of Florence Ford. Agnes Johnson. George M.

and Harry G. Biles. all of Salina, also three grandchildren. Friends received at the Bock Funeral Home, 1500 Mt. Royal Blvd.

at Glenshaw Glenshaw. Services on Thursany afternoon. at 2 o'clock. BOVE- -Suddenly, on Monday. July 15.

1957. Ralph R. (Red), husband of Dorothy J. Heh: father of Mrs. Georgi Anna Mosko and Mrs.

Irene Hahn: son of the late Gaetano Bove: brother of Mrs. Mary Amato, John. Mrs. Jenny Lauria. Frank, Mrs.

Josephine Logiodice and Mrs. Philomena Nappi. Friends received at the Brickley Funeral Home. 7074 Lemington Ave. Funeral on Friday, At 8 A.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at Corpus Christi Church, at 9 a. 11. BRENDLINGER- On Sunday, July 14. 1957.

of 332 Second Pitcairn, Edward beloved husband of Louise O. (nee Hopsiss): father of Edward C. Brendinger and Mrs. Jean Myers: brother of Mrs. Bertha Jobe, Mrs.

Elda Thomas, Mrs. Virginia Middlekauf, Mrs. Grace Trupal. Samuel E. and Winter W.

Brendlinger: also three grandchildren. Friends received at Pearce and Son Funeral Home, Pitcairn. where services will be held Thursday, at 2 p. CONWAY- -of 212 Glenrock Drive, Bethel Park, Pa. on July 16.

1937. Viola, wife of the late Thomas J. Conway: daughter of Mrs. Effa Stewart of Butler, sister of Frank Stewart of Atlanta. Ga.

and Dorothy Ewart of Syracuse, N. Y. Friends received at the Hamel Mortuary, McMurray Road (near Bethel Church Road), South Hills, where services will be held on Friday, at 2 p. m. Interment in set Memorial Park.

CROSS- Monday morning. July 15, 1957, Harry beloved husband of Sylvia A. Cross, of 121 Lochinvar McCandless father of George J. Cross of McCandless Byron N. Rowland of Birmingham, Mich.

and Lt. John R. Rowland of the Air Force; also two grandchildren. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. 529 California Avalon, where services will be held on Thursday morning, at 10:30 o'clock.

DE SANTIS-Of 136 Grant Etna, on Monday, July 15. 1957, Maria S. Coletta, wife of Frank L. De Santis: mother of Mary Spinarelli. Immaculate Bernard, Ida Janecko, Jean Settino.

Antoinette Bartkins. Jennie. Edward and Frank De Santis also six grandchildren. Friends received at the Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Home. 820 Main at Ninth.

Sharpsburg. Funeral on Thursday morning. at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem high mass in the Church of the Madonna, at 10 o'clock. DIPPOLD -Monday, July 15, 1957, Peter.

beloved husband of Anna Gemperlein; father of George C. Dippold; brother of John Dippold, Mrs. Mary Landman, Mrs. Christine Vollmer and Mrs. Loretta McCrea; also two grandchildren.

Friends received at Campbell's, 6214 Walnut E. E. (opp. Sacred Heart Church) Funeral Thursday morning. with solemn requiem mass in S.S.

Peter and Paul's Church at 9:30. DOYLE- On Monday, July 15, 1957, Thomas J. Doyle, of 1907 Belasco Beechview, husband of Mary Mazzari Doyle; father of Thomas Doyle: son of Mary Gillen Doyle; brother of Mrs. Gertrude Wagner, Mrs. Joseph Leffler of Buffalo, N.

A. Mildred, Theresa Eleanor Charles Leo P. of Cleveland, O. and John R. Doyle.

Friends received at the Raymond S. Phillips Funeral Home, 1923 Broadway at Pauline Beechview, until 9:15 8. m. Thursday, July 18. Requiem high mass in St.

Catherine's Church, at 10 A. m. Visitations 12-3 and 7-10 p. m. EARNEST-On Tuesday, July 16, 1957, Edgar G.

Earnest, of 900 Ross Wilkinsburg; brother of Mrs. Mabel Kurtz, Mrs. Alva E. Colbert, Gertrude H. Earnest.

Friends received at T. D. Turner's, 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. GANNON-July 15, 1937. of 2608 Shiras Beechview.

James son of Della Peyton Gannon: brother of Mary M. Seidenstricker of Milwaukee. and George P. and Mary J. of Pittsburgh, Friends may call at the James A.

Lamb Jr. Funeral Home. 165 Noble Crafton. Requiem high mass in St. Catherine's R.

C. Church. Beechview. Friday at 9 8. m.

RANAWAY-O1 75 Hawthorne Ave. Crafton, on Monday, July 15. 1957, Francis P. Hanaway, husband of Nellie A. Hanaway: father of Mrs.

Olive Leffingwell of Marion. Iowa. Friends received at the family home. where services will be held on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

HANDCHEN-July 15. 1957. Annie Smith. of Bruceton. in her 62nd year, beloved wife of Fred; mother Deaths Allison, J.

Ernest Beam, Muril C. Beard, Walter Le Biles, Charles H. Bove, Ralph R. Brendlinger, Edward C. Conway, Viola.

Cross, Harry De Santis, Maria S. Dippold, Peter Doyle, Thomas J. Earnest, Edgar G. Flak, John Sr. Gannon, James T.

Hanaway, Francis P. Handchen, Annie S. Harter, Louise Hess, Fredrick G. Hilfinger, Edythe Hoerr, Katherine E. Hopkins, Kathleen M.

Kennedy, Mary Ann Kennedy, Mildred Kesel, Sophie Kredel, F. William Kromer, Elise F. Lafferty, Lawrence E. Lucas, Susan A. Lutz, Margaret Malinyak, Johanna Mancuso, Arthur Manheimer, Abe Martin, Lillian R.

Martinette, Teresa Max, Katherine McMarlin, Agnes Meahl, Victor Meredith, Joseph A. Mikluscak, Joseph Jr. Miller, William D. Mixinotch (Mikasinovich), Rade Musgrave, Catherine R. Nassau, Jacob O'Connell, James Parnes, Abraham Pollazzon, August Rakovsky, Andrew Rodgers, George W.

Rudolph, Josephine T. Rupp, Edward Earl Ryan, John J. Shook, George A. Stoll, Henrietta P. Stone, Benjamin C.

Sweeney, Morris Sweeney, Thomas J. Taylor, Royal W. Tice, George C. Topol, Helen Wagner, John A. West, Thomas A.

West, Grace G. Winkler, John Death Notices of Jacob and William of Akron. Harold of N. Irene Kiggins Esther. Mary Lou, William and Richard: also three grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers.

Friends received at Walter E. fith Funeral Home, 5636 ville Road. Broughton, where sereices will be held July 18. at 1 D. m.

Interment Richland Cemetery, HARTER- -On Monday, July 15 1957. Louise Harter, dauchier of the late Louts and Josephine Masson Harter: sister of Marie, Charles, Louis and Jules Harter. Priends received at her late restdence, 3522 Simen North Side, Funeral on Thursday, at 8:15 with requiem high mass at St. Leo's Churen, at 9 a. m.

HESS -Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 16. 1957, Frederick beloved brother of Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Erminie Neirich. Muriel Minor, Helen Steiner and Mildred H. Lampe of North Hollywood, Calif. Funeral from McCabe's, 7204 Thomas on Thursday, at 9:15 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church, at 10 A. m. Of Middle Road, ATlI8011 Park, on Tuesday, July 16, 1957, Edythe Claney, wife of the late William H. Hilfinger: sister of Mrs.

Leonard D. Harrison. Friends received at the Bock Funeral Home, 1500 Mt. Royal at Glenshaw Glenshaw. Notice of time of funeral later.

HOERR On Tuesday. July 16, 1957. Katherine E. Hoerr, of 336 South Atlantic sister of the Misses Louise C. and Emma M.

Hoert and Mrs. Alice H. Fisher: aunt of Mrs. James C. Fleming of Clearwater, Fla.

Friends received after noon Wednesday at the Wales Funeral Home, Baum Blvd. (at Graham E. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. HOPKINS-On Monday, July 15, 1957. Kathleen M.

Hopkins, of 70 Estella daughter of Thomas J. and Mary M. Deithorn Hopkins; sister of Mary Ann, Janet and Thomas Hopkins. Friends received at the Joseph Colligan Funeral Home, 608 Warrington Ave. Puneral on Friday, July 19, at 8 a.

m. High mass 'of requiem in St. George's Church, at 9 a. m. Friends invited, KENNEDY On Wednesday, July 17, 1957.

at 9.05 a. Mary Ann Yohe Kennedy, age 31. wife of D'Arcy Paul Kennedy, of 204 GlenView Road. New Kensington: daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis M. Yohe; sister of Mrs. Frank J. Williams Mrs. John P.

Flippen Jr. and Curtis Miller Yohe Ill. Friends received at H. Samson 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) from 10 a 111, Thursday.

Notice of time and place of service will be given later. KENNEDY- -On Tuesday afternoon, July 16. 1957. Mildred Taylor. beJoved wife of William A.

Kennedy, of 6831 Prospect Ben Avon: mother of Donald F. and Barbara J. Kennedy; sister of Elmer G. Taylor of Erie. Pa, Friends received At McDonald's Funeral Home, 529 California Avalon, where services will be held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

KESEL On Monday, July 15, 1957, at 6:10 A. 10 Miss Sophie E. Kesel, of 1139 N. Highland sister of Miss Harriet M. Kesel; daughter of the late Ellen C.

and Andrew J. Kesel. Friends received At Samson's, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center). from 2 p.

m. Tuesday, until time of ice Wednesday evening. At 8 o'clock. Interment Thursday, At Meadeville, Pa. KREDEL On Tuesday.

July 16. F. William Kredel. of 2039 Straubs Lane. in his 72nd year, beloved husband of Ella Dutton: father of Chloe Shafer and brother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Sindort and Miss Katherine Kredel. Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home, 1550 Lowrie where funeral services will be held on Friday at 2 p. m. Visiting requested from 2 to and 7 to 9 p. KROMER On July 15.

1957. Elise F. wife of William F. Kromer, of 108 Tenth Aspinwall: mother of Mrs. Gertrude H.

Daugherty of Nashville. Walter W. Kromer of Aspinwall and Paul F. Kromer of Norveit. sister of Albert Broadbeck: also survived by seven grandchildren.

Friends received from and 7-10 D. m. at the Alfred W. Moore Funeral Home. 100 Center Aspinwall.

Funeral on Thursday, at 2 p. m. LAFFERTY-At his residence. Alma O'Hara on Monday, July 15, 1957, Lawrence E. (Larry), son of Carrie A.

and the late James G. Lafferty, formerly of Verona, brother of James Frances Miller, Wallace D. and Marian L. Family will receive friends from 2-5. 7-10 p.

at the Eaton-Underwood Funeral Home, 378 Maryland Oakmont. Pa. Services Thursday, at 2 p. m. Interment in Lakewood Memorial Park.

LUCAS- On Monday morning. July 15. 1957. Susan A. Lucas (nee Loop).

widow of Emmett W. Lucas. of 2693 W. Liberty beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Blanche Telshaw.

Mrs. Catherine Clark, Mrs. Hazel Nelson and John E. Lucas: also a sister. Mrs.

Rachel Jones; nine grandchildren. 5 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty Ave. Services on Thursday afternoon.

at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. LUTZ--At Elizabethtown, on Tuesday morning, July 16, 1957. Margaret Lutz, wife of the late Charles Lutz (formerly of ople, mother of the late Oliver G. Lutz.

Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Bivd. (at Graham E. where services will be held Friday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. Death Notices MacFARLANE At Youngstown, Ohio, on Sunday, July 14, 1957. Anne, beloved mother of Mrs.

Anne Cosgrove, Mrs. Kathleen M. Culley and John MacFarlane: also survived by 17 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Winter Funeral Home, 4730 Friendship Ave. Services on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. McMARLIN-On Tuesday, July 16. 1957. Agnes. of R.

D. Allison Park. wife of the Jate David McMarlin: mother of Robert D. McMarlin and Mrs. Janet Pease; sister of A.

W. Cooper, Mrs. Charles Reed and Mrs. Harry Klaas: also four grandchildren. Funeral from the E.

J. Pfeifer Funeral Home. 512 Grant Millvale, on Thursday, July 18. at 2 p. m.

MALINYAK-On Tuesday, July 16. 1957, Johanna, of 1413 Franklin wife of the Inte Peter: mother. of Stephen and Edmund: also five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the Atbert A. Novak Funeral Home.

3313 Brighton Road. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p. m. MANCUSO-Arthur Santo, on Tuesday, July 16, 1957. at 1:45 p.

at Weirton General Hospital. Friends received at the Schwerhe Funeral Home, Weirton. Funeral services Saturday, July 20. at 10 A. in St.

Paul's Church. Burial St. Paul's Cemetery. MANHEIMER Of 125 Abbeyville Mt. Lebanon, on Tuesday, July 16, 1957, at 2 p.

beloved husband of Virginia Morrow Manheimer, in his 69th year: 1A- ther of Jack Manheimer and stepfather of Joseph Schuckers: also grandchildren survive. Friends received at the E. B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 W.

Liberty So. Hills. where services will be held on Friday, July 19, at 2 p. m. Visitations 2-4, 7-9 p.

m. In lieu of flowers, please make cOntributions to the Arthritis Foundation. Giardello Picked To Whip Vejar Joey Gunning For Knockout LOUISVILLE, July 17 (UP) Contender Joey Giardello, who observed his 27th birthday yesterday, hopes to celebrate the occasion tonight by knocking out Chico Vejar in their scheduled 10- round bout at the Exposition Center. "I'd like nothing better than a knockout victory over Chico," said the Brooklyn battler, who was a 4-1 favorite for the tionally televised bout. Giardello, unbeaten in his last 10 fights, is rated third among 160-pound tenders.

Vejar, 25, of Stamford, is unranked although he formerly WaS 8 top-rated challenger in the welterweight division. In four bouts this year, Giar. dello won split decisions over Randy Sandy and Rory Calhoun, stopped Joey Gray (6) and was involved in a "no decision" battle with Willie Vaughn when a referee's scoring error saved Joey from possible defeat. Vejar has lost his three previous this year. He dropped decision to Ralph (Tiger) Jones, was stopped by Joey Giambra and outpointed Bobby Dalton.

Giardello, a one-time resident of Philadelphia, has won 70 of his 89 pro fights, 27 via outs. Vejar's 73-10-2 pro record includes 34 knockouts. Little League Tourney Opens First round games in the District 6, Little League tournament will begin tonight and continue through Friday. The schedule: Tonight-Longvue at Tomorrow Brighton Heights: at Richland Braddock Lowlanders at Turtle Creek. Friday Hampton at Law.

renceville (Leslie Park); Perry Atoms at North Pittsburgh (Sanguini field); Hazelwood at Duquesne Nationals; Braddock Highlanders at Rankin. Morningside drew a bye in the first round. Drawing for first round games in District 5 will be held tonight at 8 p. m. at the City-County building.

Sandlot Scores GREATER PITTSBURGH Bellevue Terrace Village Mt. Washington Dormont St. John's 9.. Ward No. Pittsburgh 8..

Run TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE North Hills 4.... Verona 3 SOUTH HILLS LEAGUE 18th Ward Michael 2 Mt. Lebanon Kenmawr JUNIOR LEGION LEAGUE Manchester Swissvale Monroeville Tarentum Swissvale Homewond Shadyside 3 SOUTH SUBURBAN Green Tree 2 NORTH HILLS LEAGUE Sonny Boys 12..... Hills 2 COUNTY CONFERENCE Lawrenceville 10 Millvale 5 SOFTBALL Law. Aces Hazel wood Highland 7.

Garfeld Vets 00 Millbrook 2. Post Office Peoples Gas PRR Third UP 9. Redeemer Air Guard 13. Fisher Highview 8., Allis-Chalmer 1. Local 1272 First UP Presby.

Leons 4. KO Club St Joseph Eagles 10 Archies 11.. BGI 10 Rocco Braddock 6 Hubbard Aspinwall 6 St. Luke Goldenson1 Zimmer Heppenstall Dravo Pah. Dons Goldenson Peh.

Don Air Force Regent 7. DeStout Lotus Club Washington Social AOH 7. Vic and AOH 10... Mine Safety Fidelity 10.. American Standard 7 GIRLS Accounting 6.........

West Penn Bell, innings. Little Leagues PITTSBURGH COLT TOURNAMENT Laughlins Oakland 4 BROOKLINE LL Community Sam's DISTRICT PREP PLAYOFF West Penn 5. Westinghouse 4 SOUTH SIDE LITTLE LEAGUE Cards Reds NORTH PONY LEAGUE Anthony 10.... Hill 2 WEST VIEW- ROSS LL Indiana Pirates SHERADEN Board of Trade Legion 2 SOUTHWEST PONY LEAGUE Sheraden 2 ROBINSON LL Merchants 18. Phillips 5 MORNINGSIDE LL Survis 1.

NORTH WHITERALL LL Badgers Cougars 3 CASTLE SHANNON LL Giants -United Press Facsimile SETTING UP EXERCISES are done by, left to right, Jack Stephenson of Beaver Falls, Harry VanEmburgh of Aliquippa, and Myron Kowalski of Ambridge under the watchful eyes of Assistant Scoutmaster John Pirosko at the Valley Forge Jamboree. Court Asked To Destroy Kinsey Items NEW YORK, July 17 (UP) -The Federal Government sought permission last night to destroy a collection of "obscene and immoral" and' photographs, books statuettes consigned to the research institute once headed by the late Dr. Alfred Kinsey. The move was opposed in Federal Court by Mrs. Harriet F.

Pilpel, attorney for the Institute of Sex Research at Indiana University. Mrs. Pilpel said the 31 photographs, an album of Chinese paintings and a number of statuettes and books were "essential to the job the institute is doing." a dent Dr. of Kinsey, the institute, former presi- died last August. The Government seized the collection in 1951 and 1952.

The pending case was brought up in an unusual night session before Federal Judge Edmund L. Palmieri. Judge Palmieri reserved decision. Wrong Man Plea Fails for Support Broadhead Manor Lad Tackled by Cops A Broadhead Manor youth was held for court on burglary charges today despite his protests that "you got the wrong man." Paul Jones, 21, of 3646 North found little sympathy from Magistrate William Redmond, however, since two policemen testified they spotted Jones breaking into a soft drink machine at Spinney's Gas Station, 3032 Chartiers and had to tackle him to make the arrest. Officers Frank Langer and Russell Creavey said they ordered Jones to come out of the station, and that after A moment's hesitation he did--on the dead run.

Reluctant to shoot at the man, Officer Langer hurled his flashlight at the fleeing figure, slowing him enough so that the two officers could catch him. They said Jones got about 30 cents out of the machine. Two Sailors Killed In Virginia Crash VIRGINIA BEACH, July 17 (UP) Two sailors were killed and a third seriously injured early when their car smashed into a ditch and telephone pole near here. The accident, four miles west of here, took the lives of Navy Airmen Arthur W. Hanlon, 19, of Westchester, and Anthony Zaidel, 19, of Lena, Wis.

Jamboree Sees Jet Pilots Stunt Scouts Crowd Conservation Show VALLEY FORGE, July 17 (UP) -Air Force pilots put on an acrobatic display at speeds of more than 700 miles an hour yesterday for thousands of boy campers attending the fourth national Boy Scout Jamboree. The fliers were the "Thunderbirds," the crack Air Force foursome of stunters flying F-100 Saberjets. In a more reflective mood, scouts jammed the highly educational exhibits erected and run by three Government agencies: the soil conservation, fish, and wild life services, in co-operation with the conservation departments of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. There are three main exhibits showing how nature maintains a balance between soil, water, plants, fish, and animals--the major factors in nature equation. Of all displays, these were the most overcrowded as boys lined up for hundreds of yards waiting for admission to the half hour shows which run from sun up to sun down.

The exhibits are said to be the biggest single program in conservation education ever undertaken by the Federal Government. One exhibit using fans and watering cans shows how wind and rain erodes nature's most valuable asset soil. Another demonstrates what makes water hospitable to fish. Conservation men have built three streams about 100 feet long incorporating improvements of nature such as log dams, rock jettys, and other cover which can make streams friendly to game fish. Rosenberg Chats With Detectives Safety Director Louis Rosenberg today followed up the firing of three patrolmen for disgracing the police force with his first personal chat with the City's detectives.

Mr. Rosenberg showed up at roll call this morning and made quite a little speech to the assembled detectives. He asked for "100 per cent co operation" in bringing the police force to "peak ef. ficiency." Possibly to remind the plainclothesmen, he noted that their duties were "detection, apprehension a and investigation." After his little address to the detectives, Mr. Rosenberg closeted himself with Magistrate John J.

Fiorucci, who presides over numbers court each morning. Victim From Florida 'Friendly' Hitchhiker Takes Auto, $425 A Florida motorist got a County early today, shortly after ing hitchhiker. Joseph G. Regan, of the hitchhiker pulled a German Luger, robbed him of $425 and stole his auto. Mr.

Regan, who was driving his father's car, had to hike to a drive-in restaurant to notify police. The victim said he was driv. ing toward Pittsburgh on Route 19 about 1:05 today when he saw hitchhiker standing near the rendale Turnpike Interchange. He was wearing blue pants, a white shirt, black jacket and white stetson hat, turned up in front. His upper lip was adorned with 2 thin hairline mustache, Mr.

Regan noticed. He failed to notice the bulge in the dapper stranga er's jacket pocket, however. MARTIN -Monday. July 15, 1957. Lillian widow of William I.

Martin. of 2201 Charles St. Funeral from the George F. Smith Funeral Home. 1200 Federal on Thursday, July 18.

at 11 a. m. Admen Get Harsh Truths On Methods SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 17 (UP) Would Mrs. Betty Foxen, a housewife, be so kind as to give her impressions of modern advertising methods? the Des Moines Advertising Club asked. Yes, she would, said Mrs.

Foxen. Then the fur flew. Mrs. Foxen, mother of three children, told the group of advertisers that "sweeping and implausible" claims for products built up tomer resentment. Moreover, she said, she and her friends were sick and tired of television commercials which "shouted at them," used "offensive words," or paraded a woman "who looked like she just got out of a beauty parlor." Not through with her audience, Mrs.

Foxen also complained about commercials which told children to "ask mother" to go out and buy such-an-such a product. "Why don't you 'ask mother' yourselves?" she demanded. What, then, was the way to the shopper's heart? "Cartoon" commercials and "down-to-earth" announcers, she said. Mrs. Foxen's husband is a salesman.

Miss U.S.A. Field Narrowed to 15 Winner to Seek Title Of Miss Universe LONG BEACH, July 17 (UP)-Fifteen girls representing the cream of American beauty were selected last night to vie for the title of "Miss United States of America" in the annual Miss Universe beauty pageant. It took judges more than two hours to narrow a field of 44 American girls down to the 15 finalists. The finals for the U. S.

title will be held tonight. The finalists are Miss Ar. kansas, Helen Elizabeth Garrott, 19, of West Memphis; Miss California, Peggy Jacobson, 18, of Downey; Miss Illinois, Marianne Gaba, 18, of Chicago; Miss Iowa, Judith Ann Hall, 20, of Council Bluffs; Miss Maryland, Leona Gage, 21, of Glen Burnie; Miss Massachusetts, Sandra Ramsey. 19, of Haverhill. Miss Nebraska, Carolyn McGirr, 18, of Sidney; Miss Nevada, Joan Adams, 23, of Las Vegas; Miss New York, Sanita Pelkey, 20, of the Bronx; Miss Ohio, Kathryn Gabriel, 20, of Cleveland; Miss South Carolina, Jean Spotts, 20, of New.

berry; Miss Texas, Gloria Hunt, 20, of Corpus Christi; Miss Utah, Charlotte Cheffield. 20, of Salt Lake City; Miss Washington, Diana Schafer, 18, of Bellevue; and Miss West Virginia, Ruth Marie Parr, 18, of Saint Albans. "Miss U. S. following her selection tonight will be entered in the Miss Universe finals Friday against the top 15 international entrants.

Red Germany Bans Buses From West BERLIN, July 17 (UP) East Germany clamped a ban on movement of foreign tourist buses across its western frontiers during the past 24 hours, West German border stations today. West German border officials at Helmstedt, the western end of the 110-mile superhighway to Berlin, said at least six foreign buses en route from West Germany to Berlin were turned back. Coach for Cadets WEST POINT, 17-Eric Tipton, football star and the Cincinnati named baseball Point. MARTINETTE-Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 16. 1957, Teresa, at her, home, 236 Calvert Bridgeville, wife of the late Martin Martinette: mother of Mrs.

Cathe erine M. Pigossi and Alexander S. Martinette: five grandchildren: nine great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Lavelle Funeral Home 432 Washington Bridgeville, until Friday, July 19, At 9:15 m. High mass of requiem at St.

Agatha's Church. at 10 A. m. (Duquesne papers please copy) Katherine, Age 65 years. at her residence, Clinton, rider of Anthony J.

Max; mother of Anna and Joseph M. Max: also three grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Moody Funeral Home, Clinton, Pa. Requiem high mass at St. Columb.

kille Church, Imperial, on Friday, At 9 Interment St. Columbkille Cemetery. MEARL-At the home of his sister. Mrs. Leo O'Brein, on Tuesday, July 16.

1957. Victor, in his 76th rear: brother of Edward, William, Harry Meahl. Mrs. Clara Toia, Mrs. Hilda O' Brein.

Friends received at the Walter 8. Schaub Funeral Home. Brownsville Road (at Knox and Suncrest). Funeral on Saturday, at 9 a. m.

MEREDITH In Philadelphia, on Sunday, July 14, 1957. Joseph brother of Mrs. Katheryne Hargan. Friends invited to call at the Leo J. Henney Puneral Home.

323 Second Ave. Carnegie. Funeral Thursday with requiem al St Luke's Church, at 9 m. MIKLUSCAK-On Monday, July 15. 1957, Joseph Mikluscak of 21 Soffel son of Joseph and the late Anna Knetch Mikluscak: brother of Anthony.

Andrew. Steve and Mrs. Anna Zakowski. Friends received at the Wasecko Funeral Home, 14th and Sarah Sts. Funeral on Thursday, July 18.

At m. High mass of requiem at St. Justin Church, at m. Friends invited, MILLER On Tuesday. July 16.

1957. William D. Miller. age 66 years, beloved husband of Nellie Melander Miller, of 273 Paul 51. Mt.

Washington: father of Christine and Richard E. Miller: also survived by four sisters, one brother and one grandchild. Friends ceived at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held on Thursday, 8 p. m.

Friends invited. MIXINOTCH (Mikasinovich) On Monday, July 15, 1937. Rade. of 327 Brinton Ave, Trafford. Pa.

beloved husband of the late Sadie and father of Mrs. Dorothy Sir. Mrs. Millie Todaro, Mrs. Ann Miller' Visale, Hubert, Charles.

Pete and Mixinotch. Friends received at the Corl Funeral Home. Trafford. Pa. Services at St.

Nicholas Serbian Church, Wilmerding. PA. on Friday, at 2.30 p. m. MUSGRAVE- On Tuesday, July 16, 1957, Catherine R.

of 2927 Gil. more Penn dauenter. of the late John and Barbara Ruppi survived by nieces and nephers. Friends received. at Stewart a Fuel neral Home, 9311 Frankstown Road.

2-4 and 7-10 p. m. Requiem MARE at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church, Frankstown Ave, Friday. at m. NASSAU On Monday.

July 18 1957. Jacob. beloved husband of Mrs. Paula Nassau: father of Robert Nassau: brother of Mrs. Rose Holly, Mrs.

Frances Bonnell. both of New York: Saul E. of Atlanta, Ga. and Richard Nassau of Peh. Friends received at the Burton L.

Hirsch Chapel. 2704 Murray Ave. Sa. Hill (opn Morrowfield Ants. where services will be held on Wednesday, July 17.

at 21, Interment Temple Sinal Atemorial Park. O'CONNELL--On Mondar, July 15. 1957. of Wall Ave. Wall.

James, brother of Michael of Witmerding. Lawrence of Erie. Mrs. Mary Snyder of Irwin and Mrs. Hannah Leonardo of Levelgreen.

Friends received at Leonardo Funeral Home. 320 Airbrake Wilmerding. Pa. High mass of quiem in St. Regis' R.

C. Church on Thursday. July 18. at 10 a. m.

PARNES- On Wednesday, July 17, 1957, Abraham Parnes, beloved hutband of the late Etta Parnes: ther of Mrs. Yetta Shapiro: grandchild and 1 great-grandchild. Friends received at Blank Bros. Funeral Home, Forbes at Craft where services will be held on Thursday, at 1 p. m.

Interment: Poale Zedeck Cemetery. PECK Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 16. 1957. of 827 Spring Garden Ave. wife of George Peck and daughter of Mrs.

Anna Bulevich; sister of Mrs. Anna Cipul, Miss Catherine Buievich, Mrs. Pauline Guffy, Miss Adele Bulevich, John and Paul Bulevich. Funeral from the E. J.

Pfiefer Funeral Home, 512 Grant Millvale, on Friday, July 19, at 2 p. m. POLLAZZON-On Monday, July 15. 1957. August, of 224 Kennedy husband of the late Anna: father, of Anthony.

William. Irene Baldassare. Elizabeth Cotti. Margaret Pascarelli: also five grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert Novak Funeral Home.

3313 Brighton Road. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p. m. RAKOVSKY-On Monday. July 15.

1957. Andrew of 536 Greendale Edgewood. Pa. husband of Emily: father of Alfons Theodore and Edward, at home: Mrs. Margaret Wilhelm of Dayton.

and Mrs. Emily Smith of Margate City. Funeral services at the C. A. MoKinlev Funeral Home.

7408 Washington St. Swissvale, on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Visiting hours 2-4. 7-9 p.

m. RODGERS- On Tuesday, July 16, 1957. George W. Rodgers, husband of the late Alberta Reiher and father of Catherine Rodgers: brother of Mrs. Catherine Smith and Miss Mary Rodgers; also brother Harry, Joseph, Albert and Raymond Rodgers.

Friends received at the peral home of Grime and Blair, 4520 Penn near Friendship Aves. Notice of time later. rude welcome to Allegheny he picked up a friendly-look- Winterhaven, told County police It developed shortly to be the automatic pistol. The stranger ordered Mr. Regan out of his auto, stripped his wallet of its cash and made the victim stand 10 paces away while the new driver sped away.

About 100 yards down the road, Mr. Regan told police, the thief turned the car around and drove north, apparently headed for the Turnpike. Turnpike attendants at Butler Interchange noticed the auto, with its missing rear bumper, some time later, but that was before the widespread police alarm was broadcast. RUDOLPH 1652 Oakhurst Carrick, on Tuesday, July 16, Josephine T. Ulrich, in her 78th year, beloved wife of Louts A.

Rudolph; mother of Louis J. Rudolph. Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 Browns: ville Road, Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Saturday, at 9 a. m. High MASA of requiem in St. Basil's Church, at 10 a.

m. Interment in St, Joseph's Cemetery. RUPP-Edward Earl, age 59, at St. Barnaba's Free Home, Gibsonia, Monday, July 15, at 3:20 brother of Mrs. May Jones of R.

D. 1, McKees Rocks. Pa. Time of services later. RYAN-On Tuesday, July 16, 1957, John J.

(Jack), of 529 Jeanette husband of Minnie Say; father of Mrs. Jane Hicks of Monaca and Mrs. Evelyn Heddle of Penn brother of Mrs. J. Guenther of Mi.

Washington: also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received A1 Wareham Funeral Home, Rebecca Ave. at Center Wilk. Services Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, N. July former Duke outfielder for Reds, has been coach at West SHOOK July 15, 1957, of 1211 Clairhaven Crafton Heights George brother of Bessie Per.

cock. Friends mAy call at tha James A. Lamb Jr. Funeral Home, 165 Noble Crafton. Service: Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment Thursday. 10 m. Family requests visitations 2-4 and 7-10 p. m..