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PAGE 19 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 8, 1944 Death Notices Death Notices Walsh Gets Job At Notre Dame SOUTH BEND, May 8 (UP) Quadrangular Track Meet Feature At Mt. Lebanon High Tomorrow By PAUL. Defeated only by Clairton ago, the Mt.

Lebanon High Lebanon; Section 2, Burgettstown and Findlay; Section 3, Leetsdale; Section 4, Ambridge (has clinched the division honor); Section 5, Du-quesne; Section 6, Charleroi; Section 7, Plum and Saltsburg, tied; Section 8, Freeport. Important games scheduled for today had Mt. Lebanon visiting Baldwin; Findlay at McDonald; Leetsdale at home with Neville; Duquesne host to Turtle Creek; Mc-Keesport at Braddock; Monongahela by Donley Mollenauer, will be in quadrangular action at home against Wilkinsburg, Norwin and Washington in featuring tomorrow afternoon's schedule. Other dual meets have Connellsville at Clairton, Canons-burg at Ambridge, and Brentwood visiting Shady Side Academy. Mt.

Lebanon has been moving right along and has won KURTZ in a dual affair several weeks track and field squad, coached while Avonworth meets Ambridge. In the Section 2 matches, Baldwin aims for its fourth straight win in opposing Mt. Lebanon and Snowden, recently tied by Mt. Lebanon, aims for its third consecutive victory in meeting Bethel. Greensburg, league winner last season, can move close to the Section 3 title by winning for a second timemjover the Jeannette Jayhawks tomorrow.

In their first meeting, Greensburg won 13 to 2. Greens burg strengthened its chances of re peating as section titlist by trimming Latrobe, 12 to 3, last Friday, Penn High was to open its Section 4 golf program by playing Plum Twp. at Alcoma Country Club this afternoon. These are the only two teams in the division. Leaders in Action Although quite a few postponed games must still be played off, the WPIAL baseball squads are moving deeper into the homestretch of the campaign.

The leaders are: Section 1, Mt. at Charleroi; Brownsville visiting Monessen; Bell at Saltsburg; Springdale showing at Freeport; New Kensington playing at Arnold. Three City Games Today Washington Vocational, City High League's Section 1 baseball winner last season, was to battle for its first conquest in entertaining Pea- body at Leslie Park, Lawrenceville this afternoon. Langley, league champion the past two years, aimed for its second straight' Section 2 win as host to Allegheny Vocational, while South visited undefeated Oliver. The Duquesne High basketball squad.

WPIAL and PIAA champion the past season, and directed by Coaches Bill Lemmer and Phil Rice, will be honored by the Boosters Club in the Duquesne Serbian Progressive Club at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow night. Eddie Klein is chairman with Edward X. Foster, secretary. Majors Extend Roster Deadline CHICAGO, May 8 (UP) Major baseball leagues have extended until June 15 the deadline for re ducing their squads to 25 players. Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball's high commissioner, said the extension was to apply to the 1944 season only.

Previously, the clubs have had to reduce their squads within 30 days after the opening of the season. Landis also said the major leagues had approved, by mail vote, a proposal to shorten the time in which a player may return to tne active list from voluntary retirement. Sports Stew Adam Walsh, center and captain of the famed 1924 Notre Dame foot ball team known as the "Four Horsemen and the Seven Mules" was appointed assistant football coach for the duration, at his alma mater today. The Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C.

S. president of Notre Dame, announced that Walsh had been given leave of absence from his position as head coach at Bowdoin College, New Brunswick, to accept the position with Notre Dame. Cost of War By the end of June, this war will have cost the United States five times as much as the war of 1914-1918, accounts to the Treasury Department. Death Notices ALliK On Monday. Russell, beloved son of Fred and the late Ella Bernhardt Allee.

Romania may be viewed at the Chanel ol Walter J. Sperling. 23 Loekhart until Tuesday at 11 a. nt. Services at the home of J.

C. Allee. Cambridge Springs. on Thursday at 2 P. m.

Friends invited. ANDERSON On Saturday. May 6. 1H44. at 11:30 a.

Mathew S. Anderson, husband of Mary McCauley. father of Besie Johnson of Detroit. Harry of Pgh. and Thomas Anderson of Los Angeles.

4 erandchildren and treat grandchildren. Funera.l from the home of Schellhaas Son. 707 East N. on Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Local 1108. B. of L. Allegheny Lodge 47. L.

O. O. Allegheny Aerie 827. F. O.

and friends invited. ARABIA-JOSEPH On Sunday. May 7. 1944. Anna, mother of Dominic.

Patsy. Concetta and Rose Ann. sister of Mrs. Victoria Cavada. Patsy.

Christmas. Mrs. Betty Launenfeld and Mr. Josephine Ter-U-eki. Friends received at The Raymond .1.

Brusco Funeral Home. 2007 Fifth Ave. Notice of funeral Inter. KF.LL On Sunday. May 7.

1944. Elizabeth Ida. wife of Charles R. Bell of 430 Justus Carneeie. Friends received at the Fulton and Bradweil Jr unerai Home.

415 Chartiers where service will be held Wednesday. May 10. at 2:30 p. m. Interment hartiers Cemetery.

BIENEMAN On Friday. May 5. 1944. at 6 p. in his 66th year, the Rev.

Father Stephen. O. F. M. son of the late Joseph and Barbara Bieneman.

Survived bv three sisters. Mrs. Baumstimler. Mrs. lirimm.

-irs. lUIZ. rnriiu in i St. Augustine's Church. 37th in St.

Anthonv's Chapel. Solemn requiem mass 1 1 ni A tpmrPs remains will be removed to St. Felix Church. Freedom. to lie in state until Tuesdav.

Mav 9. Office of the dead at 10 a. m. solemn requiem mass yf -fr lerment at St. Augustine Cemetery.

Mill- vaie. r'a. i f. 1 1 hiishanH of the late Marv Kumphf miller and father of Emma. Stella.

Herman and Mrs. Alice lireir. rrienns receiveti ii in-- -Pfeifer Funeral Home. 512 Grant Millvale. Time of funeral later.

Served Hot volunteered their services hours per week Next thing you know the fans will be taking turns at baseball games as ticket-sellers, ushers and pop vendors Bill Bierman, son of Minnesota's Lit. Col. Bernie Bierman, is a Marine has been doing a fine job for servicemen from the Hill District, has moved its headquarters from Milwaukee St. and Herron Ave. to 306 N.

Craig St. Coach and shortstop of the Glenview Naval Air Station baseball team is Ensign Windy Wear, former Penn State football and baseball luminary. from Brentwood and Dormont in dual engagements, besides winning over Sewickley and Canonsburg in triangular competition. The Mounties main conquests, however, have been in becoming champion for the third consecutive time of the WFIAL Relays Carnival, which was held at Ambridge over a week ago, and holding similar distinction in capturing the Invitational meet at Washington last Friday. After being host to Wilkinsburg tomorrow, Mt.

Lebanon will participate in the Independent Districts of Allegheny County meet set for Friday night at Clairton Stadium. Jeannette, Donora and Greens-burg were to participate in their triangular meet at Offutt Field, Greensburg, this afternoon. It was postponed last Saturday. Golf Rivals Mee The WPIAL has five golf matches scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Undefeated West View, showing four victories, can clinch the Section 1 honor by winning over Sewickley WITH YOU DRINKS WITH YOUR PURSE WITH YOUR RIPUTATION AS A HOST Mr.

Mr. started You've heard of the guys who have to set up their own bowling pins maybe you're one of them but here's a new angle on the manpower situation A golf course at Flushing, N. lost three-fourths of its dozen grounds-keepers and as a result the fairways and greens got the worst of it Rather than not be able to play, some 25 regular habitues of the course -c--iSr. 6iSsSsSk.Q J. Ve trainee at Penn State And Bob Carson, a Lion lacrosse star, played football at Kansas U.

last Fall He's another Marine Racing is going over big with the Gee-Eyes in New Guinea, according to Cpl. Clifford V. Garding, sports editor of Cockatoo "The leading and most widely-read morning newspaper in New Guinea," according to its own modest admission Almost every infantry divisions headquarters has its "fresh meadows" course, where celluloid horses move about a checkered track on a table, their individual speeds depending upon the numbers tossed by three dice Leo Houck, Penn State's boxing coach, was never kayoed in 200 starts as a professional fighter a Gallagher: "We're planning our victory garden at the right time, Mr. Burton!" Burton: "Right! We don't want to get too I-ate! 'Food fights for freedom'. tn tost aarf found BILLFOLD Lady's, containing driver's 11- cense.

downtown to Haitian a. naay. reward. MA. CAMEO Pin Sentimental value.

Downtown vicinity, several days ago. Reward AT. 9292. DIAMOND broach, between Squirrel Hill and Ambassador Apartments. Liberal re ward.

HA. 8S4. DOG Small black and tan: strayed from Bellefield Ave. Reward. MA.

8826. ENGLISH setter Black-white, found Wednesday. A. 1796. FOUND Cocker Spaniel, male.

Squirrel Hill district. HA. 3W4. GLASSES Theater. In or vicinity Loew's Penn Reward.

Valley 151S-R. GLASSES Silver framed, bifocals. East End-Negley district. Reward. MO.

4979. GREAT Dane 150 gTay. black spots: answers vicinity Penn Township. Reward. MO.

5691 days: FR. 2850 night. LAPEL watch "Belmar" white gold: iii-itial N. Sentimental value. May 6.

Reward. AVE. 0183-J. OFFICES, cottage, hunting: lodges, farms all occupy a prominent place in the Rental of The Press. MINK scarf 1 skins.

North Side or Penn- Stanwix to McCann's. Monday. Reward JIL 7687. MINK Scarf Vicinity McCann's Restaurant. Tuesday.

Of special value. Reward FI. 0639. PIN Round, maroon and blue sets. Tuesday evening, between Liberty-Sixth.

Reward. MO. 3333. PCRSE Black leather: Ohio River Blvd. near Dixmont Station.

Reward. LO. 2051. RATION Book No. 4 Harriet Leona Felser.

7033 Chatiser Homewood. RATION Book No. 4 Lena Rothschild. 9.3Q Morningside Ave. EM.

0554. ft I Blue and silver (Wilson CollegeT. engraved J.E.R. '37. May 3.

Union Trust 6th floor: reward. JA. 0483. PRESS Classified Advertising is unrivaled for quick results in renting- all types of living" quarter. RING Lady's yellow gold: 2 diamonds: rubv center: East Liberty or downtown Reward.

HI. 2830 evenings. WALLET Tan: Saturday. Murphy's Fifth Ave. store.

Contain money and important papers. Rew-ard. HI. 1336. WALLET Black.

Tuesday. East End or Oakland vicinity: ration Book A. T. Keep send rest back to Mr. Mallinger.

3528 Beechwood Blvd. THE Business Service Column in Press Want Ads includes every craft and trade necessary for home maintenance WALLET Near Fulton contains sailor's leave papers, pay checks. Reward. EV. 3388.

WRIST Watch Lady's, yellow gold: car 14 or 23 or vicinity Horne's-Wabash soldier's gift: reward. Coraopolis 1958. KEEP occupied in your spare time. Money-earning opportunities are plentiful in The i-res want A a section. WRIST watch: laly's Bulova: black face: hexagon shape: Sunday between Stanton Heichts-Dormont.

Reward. LE. 1847. WRIST Watch Lady's Elgin, yellow gold. Lost Monday.

Olenshaw. Etna. North Side. Reward. Glenshaw 1055.

WRIST Watch Lady's Bulova chrome; Wednesday. Rosenbaum's Rest Room. Stntimental value. Reward. FI.

9560. LOST Bat ion Books No.s 3 -Anna Poster. 1428 Bidwell St. WILL the party who called Hiland 2S30 Sunday, please call again. TO glance at the Want Ads in The Tress is to deal with opportunity in a variety of forms.

Share A Rid WANTED Passengers: Brentwood to Man. Chester or way points via West End. 8-5 CA. 2823. Personal ARLFNE Please let.

me know where yoo. are. Can't you forgive me? Valley. Male Hep Wanted ALL hiring of individuals in response to the following advertisements must be in accordance with the Employment Stabilization Program and the Manpower Budget Plan of the W. M.

C. For further information con cerning these plans contact your nearest USES Office. APPRENTICES to learn (he Office machine repairing trade. AT. 67S0.

ACCOUNTANT (JUNIOR) Equipped with sufficient background to auickly learn important accounting work, such as prepare profit and loss statements, make various government reports, etc. This position is with an essential industry with reasonable nost-war security. Mention sal ary desired in first communication. Write 672. Press.

ADVERTISING Salesman Part-time: liberal commission; telephone experience: variety of good deals. 609 Investment Building. AMBULANCE Driver Apply in person at garage. West Penn Hospital. 4800 Friend-ship Ave.

No phone information given. ARC WELDERS Electricians: Shipfitters: Shippers Grinders: Finish Brush Painters: Detail Checkers; Expeditors; Caulkers. Apply AMERICAN BRIDGE CO. Apply Main plant or Shipyard. Ambridge, or U.

Employment, 526 Penn Pittsburgh, or U. S. Employment at Balcony. North Side Market. ARTIST High-class lettering man: full or part time on the best of work.

CO. ASSEMBLER- TESTERS For essential Industry. Experience not necessary. Dav or night. Apply 10 a.

m. to p. m. dally, except Sat. and Sun.

Personnel Office. 2625 Liberty Ave. KEROTEST Manufacturing Company. Auto Service Manager O. M.

dealer: good opportunity for the right man. Please write complete Qualifications. 641. Press. AUTO Body and fender man, top wages.

post war security to right man. Call or write R. E. Loughney. 5553 Center Pgh.

6. Attention Mr. S. Gracey. MO.

4725. Automobile Mechanics Automobile Painters Shop Foreman Now it's time to get a steady Job that will not end with the war good wages guarantee. vacation with pay. Applicants must comply with W. M.

C. regulations. KAMIN CHEVROLET CO. Forbes and Shady. AUTOMOBILE Meehanies lst-class.

for Oldsmobile Dealer; permanent position, excellent Post-War opportunity: Salary or Flat rate, high earnings record. Don Lord Motor Butler. Pa. Phone 31170. AUTO body and fender man.

Permanent, stendv ioh. IT A. Clark Pontiae. 315 Brad dock Braddock. Phone Braddock 41S1 AUTO Car Washer good wages.

and Porter G. M. Hazel 0700. dealer? AUTOMOTIVE Parts Man Some experi- ence preferred. Apply 4917 Baum Blvd MA.

250O. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic. Must be thoroughly experienced. No floaters. Steadv work to right man.

Oscar's Garage Service. 519 Foreland N. S. Automotive Machinist and Engine Rebuilder Wanted TRANTER MFG. CO.

105 Water St. CO. 0600 AUTO MECHANIC Best working conditions $1.10 per hour. Call Mr. Sandrus Joe Hoebler Chevrolet.

810 Brownsville Carnck. EV. 1606. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Ford preferred: full time: good wages. J.

C. Wilson. 519 Water St. CO. 6200.

Automobile Garage Janitor Evenings 6 Pi m. till 10 p. S3 for 4 hours work. Abbotts Sales. 1325 Penn sylvania Ave.

CE. 1031. AUTO Mechanic Good position for steady experienced man. C. A.

Clark Pontiac. 3io Rraddoek Ave. Braddock. Phone BR. 41S1.

BAKER First or second hand: bread and rolls. Call CA. 3120. BAKERY WORKERS Men and Boys for Inside bakery work: steady employment witn overtime. Apply employment office.

National Biscuit Co. 6425 Penn Ave, East Liberty. BAKER All day turn: baking breod. cakes. Dies: salary and maintenance Apply In person.

Uixmont Hospital. J-nx- mont. Pa. BAKER'S Helper, good wages. 1907 Mur ray Ave BAKERY Salesmen Retail and wholesale.

Established, good paying routes. Bold Baking 82 Industry St. HE. 7000. BARTENDER Steady work.

Leo. Rudt's Restaurant. 542 Brookline Blvd. LO. tfB.

BARTENLER Sober. Night work. Steady employment. MU. duox.

BARTENDER Past 50 experienced, re- 'labie. Sober. Write 637. Press. BODY Man Experienced, essential truck work: SI.

30 hour, time and half over time: excellent working conditions. FORBES MOTORS. 3410 FORBES. SC. 9867.

BODY-Fender Repairman Steady or part time: high wages paid to right man. He II a Auto sales, mil cnaruers Ave. McKees Rocks. FE. 2627.

BOOKKEEPER At least 10 years full charge experience must be competent heavy detail, also P. L. and financial statements: excellent opportunity; salary $200: give ae. complete experience, telephone number. Box I Maf He'p Wonted ROnV and Fender Repairman.

Anntv Wii. ham Penn Oarage. 20 Tunnel St. AT, P220 BOOKBINDERS. Finisher Part time.

Penn State Bookbinding- Co 800 Penn Ave. AT. 3638. BORING MILL TURRET LATHE MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Also Other Men for Factory Work. Westinghouse-Plttsburgh Manufacturing Repair Apply Personnel Office.

543 North Lang- Homewonnl. BOY To assist baker. Heme's Bakery. 681 wasnington Koaa. jit.

jcoanon. BOYS Husky boys, 17 years old. to work In factory making candy bars for our servicemen. Apply 9 to 11 a. m.

or 1 to 4 p. m. THE D. L. CLARK CO.

503 Martindale St- North Sido. BOY Young, wholesale cash-carry grocery store: good wages. AT. 4489. weekdays.

BOYS OVER 16 For steady employment, to learn blue printing, photostat printing and as helpers in photo-lith bindery ana printing department. Those interested In photography and mechanically inclined to help operate these safe-type machines preferred. Apply A. H. Mathias Co, 319 Fifth Pgh.

BOYS MEN For laundry work: with or without experience steady work, good wages, excellent opportunity for boys under 18 and ex-Service men. Sweet Clean Laundry. 1111 Knq. BOY For shoowork: experience neeessarr. Mahogany Shop.

6873 Forbes. H. 1400. BOYS Light messenger work. S16 start, with opportunity to learn optical trade.

Apply manager. 312 Clark Building. BOY For truck driving, for grocery store. alter scnooi. Apply 17M7 chisiett.

BOYS For light factory work. Pleasant worWtir conditions. Apply manager. 3rd floor. 6004 Penn Pittsburgh.

BOYS Wanted 16 and 17. Apply Roma Bottling Works No. 5 Vina Street. Pgh BOYS Age 16 to 18. Make themselves gen erally useful.

Allegheny Cigarette Service. 11-3 Penn Wilkinsburg. BOY or Man For warehouse work ana retail sales. Pgh. Nu-enamel 633 Smithfield St.

AT. 0129. BOYS boys for factory work. Wolverine Supply Mfg. Co 1200 Western North Side.

BOYS 16-18. or veteran, of World War 2: baker's helpers: day or night work. ERTL BAKING. 922 Second Ave. BOYSAGE 16 TO 18 WITH WORKING PERMITS WORK AFTER SCHOOL.

ESSENTIAL FACTORY Federal Enameling Stamping Co. Thompson McKees Rock BOYS Under 18. Apply 200-212 Denniston East Liberty. BOYS 16-17. with school work permits.

lor weld scaling and cleaning. Full-time job. Dravo 300 Penn Pitts-bu rgh. or East Shipyard. Neville Island.

BOYS As helpers on lithographic presses. Steady work. Apply Banker's Lithograph- ng oroes iciq. uakianq. BOYS Full or part time work in wholesale food store.

Good pay. steady work, witn fu ture possibilities unlimited. ROM'S 621 Foreland North Side, or 20th Sydney S. General Offices, 40th and Butler Lawrenceville. ROY About.

16 or over, draft exempt. to learn good industrial trade: light work: indoors. Call EY. after 7 p. m.

BOY or Man Help around. 212 10th second floor. CO. 5S49. BOYS With working permits for food and dish supplv.

Pleasant working conditions, no Sunday work. Stouffers. 531 Penn Ave. BRAKEMEN FIREMEN TRACKMEN FREIGHT HANDLERS SHOP LABORERS Apply 8 a. m.

to 4:30 p. m. The Pennsylvania Railroad 1013 Fenn Room 200. Pittsburgh. BRAKE AND SHEAR MEN IRON WORKERS ELECTRIC WELDERS Experienced.

Apply THE SCHNABEL CO. South 10th Muriel South Side. BUS BOYS With working" permits for Full time work Apply McCANN CO. Corner Ferry tc Thamond Sts. Pittsburgh.

BUTCHER Part time only. 4579 or 4545 Call MA. BUTCHER, able to take full charge: also extra man for Friday and Saturday. Apply Fen ywise Market. 310 Market St.

CABINET Maker and Refinisher Full or part-time: good wages. Wbs Urookiin Blvd. LE. 552ft. CANVASSERS To contact home owners.

Essential work. Statement of availability required. Those working- in outright war work do not apply. Drawing account against commission. Call FA.

7138. CAR Washer While or colored, boy. 17 years old. J. U.

Wilson, ol water u. nuiHi. Car Washers and Porters Steady work in essential industry: 48 hours per week, time and one-half for overtime over 40 hours: experience not necessary; vacation with pay. ArrL K. Ill If McKinley-Gregfr Auto Co.

Center Ave. MO. S7R. CARPENTER Accustomed to doing repair work. H200 Penn Ave.

HI. 0W7. CH A L'FFEUR-Houseman farmhand: chef (summer resort) baker; bartender. Roehns. 631 Penn.

CHAUFFEUR-Houseman Colored. Call HI. 7262. CHECKERS Experience Unnecessary For dry cleaning department. Full time ar part time evening work.

North Side resi dents preferred. Apply immediately. NORTH LAUNDRY CO. Winifred St. near Oliver High, North Side.

CHIPPERS Core Makers and Molders Experienced and inexperienced. Apply employment office. UNION STEEL CASTINGS Division of Blaw-Knox Co 62nd Butler Lawrenceville. CLERK FOR OFFICE Lawrenceville District Youne man to answer telephone and de clerical work, including operation of add ing machine. tee Mr.

bouid. Apply Wednesday, a to 1 1 a. m. ROUS 40th Butler CLERKS Accounting and general: attractive salaried positions now available. Apply Dravo 300 Penn Pittsburgh.

or East Shipyard. Neville Island. CHAUFFEUR For driving and some work on place. Must have reference. Good wages.

MO. 3888. CONTACT Salesman National financial corporation has opening lor aggressive, draft-exempt salesman tp handle merchant uusiness in riunnurKn rmiorj. -r m- nent position, exceptionally good post-war opportunity. Salary and expenses.

Phone Mr. jjuck. at. l74o. family Loan i-org.

Cook. White. Experienced See head chef. Duquesne. Club, 32S 6th Avenue.

COOK PART TIME Short order; good wages. Manager's office. Penna. Station Restaurant, ax. zim- COOK Experienced, short order.

Apply 1132 Penn downtown. COOPER Experienced 2nd hand e'" barrel: steady work. HA. 5700. Ext.

617. COUNTERMAN Night work: good Pay. Apply Busy-Bee liesiaurmt. i reuu Ave. COUNTERMAN Automobile parts.

Good opporti anity for 'advancement. CaU MO. 8200 B. Lauble. for appointment.

Superior Motor Parts Co. DAIRY Herdsman House, gas electricity, milk. eggs. pork, potatoes and 'arden. flOO per month.

Apply at once. Iveydal Farms. Valencia. Pa. DENTIST To take charge downtown den tal office.

Sober and active. Good alary. Write fi81, Press. DIRECTOR of Sales Well established food manufacturer needs salee manace. one familiar with distribution to wholesaler.

nd retailers: directing- salesmen, brokers in Tn-State area. Must have knowledge of office procedure Pst-wr planning: rood connecuon for future. Ex-cellent alary. 690. Pre.

CAMWELL On Sunday. Mar 7. 1944 ai 6 P. Ellen Cantwell tnee Barry) beloved wife ol Daniel Cantwell. mother of Eleanor Cantwell.

grandmother of Betty and Eleanor White. Funeral from the familv home 121.1 Webster on Fri day. May 12. 1944. at 9 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Church of the Epiphany at in a. m. Friends invited. lSMI' I RF KU I in Salnprtiv May 6.

1944. James Linn Casseiberry. ol 1: St. Son of Benjamin and the laie Caroline Barclay. Mrs.

Marion Lone and Thomas Una Casetl berry. Brother of Delia Casseiberry. Funerai from tne Henninger Funeral Home. 4635 Butler on Tuesday. May a.

at a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church. 4bth at a.

m. Friends mvitea. CLIFFORD On Saturday. May 6. 1944 at 4 p.

James J. of 413 Plymouth D. husband of the late Mary CarroU Clifford and father of Mrs. Mar-caret C. stoernell.

Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. ttasningion.

until 8:15 a. m. Wednesday. May 10. Requiem hieh mass at St.

Mary's of the Mount Church at 9 a. m. I'KAH'I'OKD George on Friday. May 5. 1944.

at McAllen. Texas. Son of lhe l3te Robert and Ida Crawford. He is survived by one brother. Robert Kenneth Crawford.

Friends will be received at the McNary Funeral Home. Pike after 12 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral services on Wednesday at 3 n.

m. HAW" May 7. 1044. Acnes Foley, wife of William T. and mother of William Edward Marjorie P.

and Seaman 2C Walter overseas. Friends received at Courtley Funeral Home. Franklin Ave. at Coai Wilk. Requiem dim at St.

James R. C. Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. DEISS Konnkia O. nee Mierzwa).

of Mt. Lebanon, beloved wife of Elmer B. Deiss, mother of Lieut jg Elmer B. Deiss U. S.

N. R. Funeral from W. H. Winter Funeral Home.

4730 Friendship Ave. Mt-Kinley Chapter No. 20 O. E. S.

will hold services on Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Funeral Wednesday. May 10. at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. FERRY On Frlira; May 6. 1944. Mrs.

Helen Callahan Ferry, of 2523 Glenarm Brookline. beloved wife of Daniel Ferry, mother of Daniel D. and Pvt. Joseph W. Ferry, Mrs.

Cecelia Kirchner. Mrs. Catherine Gilliffan. Mrs. Florence QuaiU.

Mrs. Helen Mansfield, sister of Eugene Callahan of New Castle, Pa. Funeral lroni the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2t30 W. Liberty Ave.

Solemn requiem high mass at Resurrection Church on Tuesday. May 9. at 10 o'clock. FKANKOVICH Saturday. May Frank husband of Barbara, father of Joseph.

Anna. Mrs. Mary Jenkins. Mrs. Margaret Brush and Mrs.

Catherine Wateska, ot 6b Cherry Etna. Funeral from the Rheic Funeral Home. 333 Butler Etna. Wednesday at 8:15 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Nicholas Church. Millvale. at 9 o'clock. FRANKOW'SKI On Sunday.

May 7. Stanley A. of 180 47th beloved husband of Mildred Schrott. son of Victoria and the late Valentine Frankowski. Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler St.

on Thursday. May 11. at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Holy Family Church at 10 a.

m. Friends in- vi tea. r-KlEDRlCH Saturday. May 6. Ludwig.

husband of Frances OrtleiW Frieririen. father of Joseph Mrs. Marv A. Ma-honey. Mrs.

Isabella Ma honey. 13 grandchildren. 3 great-grandchUdren. ol 119 Aitmeyer ay. sharpsburg.

Funeral from the Rhein Funeral Home. 333 Butler Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Mary's Church.

Sharps- j'U'K at if ciock. FKITZ1NGER Saturday. May 6. 1944. Emma Becker Fritzinffer mother of "Mi- Hany Stagg of North Braddock and Ralph Fritzinger of Wilkinsburg.

Friends may call at the McFarland Funeral Home iNorth Braddock. where services will be GIERCZVNSKA On Saturday. Mav 6. 1944. at 55 Gregory S.

S. Survived by three sons. 1 daughter, twelve grandchildren. 2 great grandchildren. 1 brother and 1 sister.

Funeral from Szafranski Funeral Home. 13! s. 15th S. on Wednesday. May 10.

at 8 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Adalbert's R. C.

Church at 9 a. ni. Friends invited. GRIFFITH Suddenly, at Ra.vland. on Sunday evening.

May 7. 1944. Bertha Griffith, of b'425 Kentucky Ave. Friends received at H. Samson's.

537 Neville where services will be held. Notice of time will be given later. HAKTLKP On Sunday at 12:35 a. Mary Mathilda Hartlep. daughter of the late Christian H.

and Anna E. Hartlep. age 69 years, of fi93I McPherson aunt of Gladys H. Peelor. Kenneth H.

and Emerson V. Davie and William Hartlep. great-aunt of Kenneth D. Davie. Services Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. Interment in Homewood Cemetery. II FILMIER -On May 8. 1944. Louisa Heilmier at the home of Mis Madeline Muller of 333 Barnes mother of Charles and Albert Wilhelm and Mrs.

Ada Garvey of Wheeling. W. Va. Friends received at Courtley Funeral Home. Franklin Ave.

and Coal Wilk. Funeral serv-ices and interment at Wheeling. W. Va. HISIED On Sunday.

May 7. 1944. at 2:30 p. R. Guy.

beloved husband of Nellie McClintock Husted. and lather of Mrs. John H. Slater Mrs. John M.

Smith and Mrs. Walter C. Cramer also survived by 1 sister. 1 brother and 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the John H.

Slater Son Funeral Home. 4201 Brownsville Rd Whitehall. Brentwood. Sei vices Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. interment ivit.

ienanon t.emetery. JACKWORTH Thursday. May 4. 1944. George E.

Jackworth. husband of the late Mary Frances Hoover, mother of Mrs. Clara Prill. Mrs. Cecelia Vento.

Mrs. Grace Saltsgiver. Mrs. Mabel McKee. Edward and John G.

Jackworth. Friends mav call at George A. Baker Funeral Home. 239 Shady Ave. Requiem mass at SS.

Peter and Paul's Church Tuesday at KALER On Saturday. May 6, at 2:30 p. Clara Kiessling. widow of William F. Kaler of 2506 Hazelton mother of Mrs.

Bertha Staiger. Mrs. Margaret Fincke. Gertrude C. and Frederick A.

Kaler. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services on Tuesday at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. I.AMOVT Saturday. May 6. 1944. Clara Jane Brew, wife of Milton A.

Lamont of Vassar West View: sister of Harrv Brew of Chandler's Valley. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. Perrv Highway. Perrysville. Services Tuesdav evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment Chandler's Pa. I.ATOMA On Sunday. May 7. 1944. Pasquali.

age 11. son of Marie and Io Latona: brother of Rose Marie. Andrew. Irene. Louise.

Leona. Dolores and Leo Jr. Friends received at the family residence. 1817 Tustin St. Requiem mass at St.

Peter's Church on Wednesday at 9 a. m. MARTIN On Monday. May 8. 1944.

Agnes M. Martin of 312 Locust Edgewood. Friends received at the Funeral Home 0 T. D. Turner.

729 Wallace Wilkinsburg. Services at Calvary Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. LEHMAN On Monday. May 8. at 5 a.

Mary Ann Lehman, in her 93rd year, widow of Henry Lehman, mother of Mrs. Sarah Graeber. Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfram. Mrs.

Edward Wolfram of Pittsburgh. Wil liam and August Lehman of Los Angeles. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave.

ami Kear-sarse Mt. Washington, where services will be held Wednesday evening. May 10. at 8 p. m.

Interment Thursday. I EY At her late residence. 715 Suisman on Sunday. May 7. 1944.

at 12:40 Christina F. Passoth. age 76 years. widow of Charles Z. Ley and mother of Edwin Mrs.

Edward Clunk. Mrs. harles Huth. sister of Mrs. H.

Rogge. Fredrick and Julius Passnth. also survived by 7 eraiiuehildrpn. Friends received at the Joseph A. Pappert and Sons Funeral Home.

711 Loekhart St. Funeral service Wednesday at p. m. LITAVEC On Friday. May 5.

at St. Johns Hospital. Andrew Litavec. beloved hus band of Anna Sedlak Litavec. of C343 McCook N.

father of Mrs. Veronica Scheble. Andrew Mrs. Anna Domsnco: also 6 grandchildren. Friends received at Borza Funeral Home.

439 California N. S. Funeral on Tuesday. May 9. with requiem mass at St.

Gabriels Church at 9 a. m. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. West View.

Friends invited. LLOYD On Sunday evening. May 7. 1944. at 11 :30 p.

Margaret. L. Lloyd (nee Fleming), widow of Stanley yi. Lloyd, at the home of her sister. Mrs.

Bertha Anthony. 1313 Reddour N. S. Also sur vived by one daughter. Mrs.

Harry E. Parr of tie levue. hio: one sister. A. E.

Robinson of Cleveland. Ohio. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, tin. lowest Liberty Ave. Theodore Roosevelt Dames of Malta.

337. services on Tuesday evening at o'clock, followed by funeral services. Friends invitd. LOTZ On Saturday. May 6.

1944. at 6 p. Elizabeth at the home of her sister. Mrs. Katherine Specht.

153P Park Dormont. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2830 W. Liberty where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.

Garfield Circle To 15. Ladies of G. A. R. service.

Monday evening ft ciock MALICH On Saturday. May 6. George William Malich of 24 4Sth son of Ella Pohl Fabrick and the late iehola Malich: brother of Pfc. William Malich. 17.

s. A. Funeral from the Henninger tu- neral Home. 4635 Butler St. Notice of time later MASSEI.ON" On Saturday May 6.

John. husband of the late Mary Masselon of SO0 Railroad Heidelnurg. Pa. nenos re ceived at the H. G.

Henney Funeral Home. 24 Washington Carnegie. Pa. un eral Tuesday. May 9 at a.

m. Feauiem high mass at St. Joseph Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

Wooster. (Maw.) and Wilkes-Barre. Pa.) papers pieasc copy. MATHIAS Sunday May 7. 1P44.

at 12:30 a. m. at his residence. Ligonier R. p.

1. H. Nelson husband of Madeline Mathias (former accountant official of W. E. Mfg.

Co. E. Ph Funeral services at the residence Wednesday. May 10. at 2:30 p.

m. Interment in Valley cemetery. MARTINELLI On Sunday. May 7. 1944.

Emma La Mestra Martinelli. wife of Dominic and godmother of Dominic Acca-manda. Friends received at the Raymond Brusco Funeral Home. '11117 Fifth Ave. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Peter's Church on Wednesday at a. m. MeCALI, On Saturday. May 6. at 10:15 Catherine Hanna McCall.

wioVw of Thomas McCall. mother of Bruco McCall. Fnneral service at her home. 2331 Sarah S. on Tuesday.

May 9. at 3 p. m. Friends invited. MICHEL Of 27P Fisk St.

formerly of Allentown). on Monday. May s. 1044. Howard age R2 years, husband of Isabella Wilson Michel, brother of Ellis.

Earl and Norman. Friends received at the John Semmelrock Funeral Home. 2134 Brownsville Road. Carrick. Services Wednesday at 2 o'clock.

Interment in South Side Cemetery. Press Want Ads Bring Best Results MILLER Of 304 Reifert Knoxville. on Sunday. May 7. 1944.

at 3:50 p. Loui6 euooner. widow ol oeorge J. Miller, in her 88th year, mother of Mrs. Marie Gauerman.

and grandmother of Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, and great-grandmother of David Taylor. Iriends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 BrownsviUe Mt.

Oliver. Services on Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment Smithfield Cemetery. MYERS May 5.

1944. Domer son of the late Dr. i. G. L.

and Mary T. Wrye Myers, brother of Mrs. Charels William Dressier. Swissvale: Mrs. Harry S.

Shillingfnrd. Osceola Mills, and J. N. Myers. West View.

Services and interment nt Osceola Mills. May 8. 1944. NASS On Sunday. Mav 7.

Pauline Lobetz of 5419 Natrona Way. wife of the late Charles Saw. beloved mother of Mrs. Alda KocalsKi. Mrs.

Helen Mullen. Gertrude. Henry and Pvt. Emil Nass. overseas.

Fu neral from tne Henmneer Funeral Home. 4635 Butler on Wednesday. May 10th at 2 :30 p. m. Burial Allegheny Cemetery Friends invited.

O'HANLON On Saturday. May 6. 1944. Mathew B. sr of 93 Greenfield Ave Husband of the late Mary Delaney.

father of Joseph Paul Sst. Lawrence P-Eugene Mathew B. Francis. Marv J. and Mrs.

Elizabeth Parker. Friends received at the Stephen A. O'Toole Funeral Home. olOb Second Wazelwood. Requiem high mass at St.

Rosalias Church on lUPMlay at a. m. U'SHANICK On Friday. May 5. 1944.

Julia Hahaiyak. bloved wue of John Shanick also survived by. two daughters, one son. and three sisters. Friends received at Borza Funeral Parlors.

CIS saline St. (Greenheldi. 1 uneral Tuesday morning. May 9. at 8 :30.

Requiem mass at St. John's G. C. Church. Saline at 9 a.

m. Internment at Calvary Cemetery. rienas lnvitea. OWEN Of 1627 Concordia on Satur day. May 6.

1944. Alfred, husband of trances 1 nomas Owen, father of Irwin F. U. S. Mrs.

Mildred Neuhahn. Mrs Alt ha Butscher. Services Wednesday at 2 :30 p. m. at Harry A.

Readshaw Funeral Home. Brownsville Road, at "The Moii le vara. friends invited. PALMER On Saturday. May 6.

1944. at 5 p. Mary M. Palmer, widow of Isaac O. Palmer; mother of Mrs.

Marie C. enr. jt-awara M. ana Chris J. Palmer; sister of Mrs.

Minnie C. Spear. William and Chris J. Roeper: 10 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral from the family home.

429 South Wilkinsburg. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friend invited. PENNINGTON On Saturday. May 6, 1944.

at Veterans Hospital. Bronx. Y. Dr. William Allen, age.

47 years formei-lv of Braddock. husband of Bessie Gardner fennington. and latner ot Allen Scott Pennington. Friends received at tire Elkin Mortuary, rourtn n. Braddock.

Serv ices Tuesday. May 9. at 8 o'clock. Inter- ment Wednesday morning. Canmichael.

Pa. PIETKIEW It Of 587 Blessing on Saturday. May 6. Frank beloved son of Stello Zielinski and the late Teolil Pietkiewiez. Also survived by 1 brother ana sisters.

uneral irom The Borek uneral unsne. 249 Main Lawrence ville. on Wednesday. Mav 10. at 8 a Requiem mass Immaculate Heart of Mary inuren at a.

m. REYNOLDS On Saturday. May 6. 1944. Fred Reynolds.

husband of Rose Neff Reynolds in his 68th year at his home. 536 Broadway. Piteairn, Pa. Funeral on Wednesday. May 10.

at 2 p. m. at F. A. Russell Funeral Horns.

Piteairn. Pa. Burial at Union Dale Cemetery. Pittsburgh. ROTH On Sunday.

May 7. lf44. Anna M. (nee Lutz). wife of the late Peter A.

Roth, of. 844 Fifth Verona. Pa. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Charles L. Gordon, 210 Allegheny River Oakmont.

Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church. Verona, on Wednesday morning at o'clock. Interment Northside Catholic Cemetery. SAYERS On Sunday.

May 7. 1944. at her home. 21 Avery X. Helen Mahoney.

beloved wife of Michael Sa.vcrs. Friends received in the blue room of The Jay A. MoCaffery Memorial Home. 1513 Lincoln E. E.

Funeral on Wednesday, at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Peter's Church. X.

at 1 a. m. SCHAIM Of 09 Parkwood ltith Ward, on Sunday. May 7. 1944, at 6:10 a.

Helen tiller, wife of John J. Schaum. mothei of Helen Cardello. also survived by 1 grandchild. 3 sisters, Mrs.

Joseph Medzms. Mrs. Willard Garland. Mrs. John Higgins and 2 brothers.

Jacob and Arthur Miller. Friends received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.

Time of funeral later. S( HF.RER Of 2428 Salisbury 16th Ward, suddenly on Sunday. May 7, 1944. at 3:45 a. Christian, husband of the late Hilda Maeher.

father of Miss Mildred. Christ and Louis Seherer. also survived bv 5 grandchildren. 1 sister and 2 brothers. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D.

Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Henry's Church at 9 a. m. Friends and members of German Krejger Verein are invited. SKILES On Saturday evening.

May 6. 1944. at 11 o'clock. Ray C. husband of Airnes Keane Skiles.

of No. 1 1 Kendall Bellevue. brother of Mrs. Mabel Skiles Liefelt. of San Diego.

Clyde and James N. Skiles. of Pittsburgh. Friends may call at the T. M.

O'Shea Funeral Home. 460 Lincoln Bellevue. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SMITH On. Monday.

May 8. 1944. at 9 a. at her residence. 103 Archer St.

Fannie Worton. wife of Frank A. Smith. mother of Dorothy Smith Dailev and Hor-ton Smith. Friends received at H.

Sam son's. 537 Neville St. Solemn requiem mass at Corpus Christi Church Thurs- day morning at 10 o'clock. sTFW.ART On Saturday evening. 6 1944.

Anna daughter of the late Mary Med ay and Stephen Stewart, sister of Sarah Stewart of 603 No. St. Clair E. Services at the Hartwell and vvnpies fu neral Home. Baum Blvd.

8t Graham St. E. Tuesday morning at 11 clock. kto i ii Ti riormont. Dor mont.

suddenly, on Sunday. May at p. Nelle Stine. wife of Calvin P. and rnnthop jif Martha.

StoncH. sister of Mrs. Orlie S. Huss. Washington.

D. C. A. Boyd anrt Fern Stine of Pittsburgh, and Warrant Officer U. S.

N. R. Wallace A. Stine, South Pacific. Friends received at tne t.

Lauzhlin Funeral Home. 331 0 West Lib-ertv where services will be held Tuesdav. May 9. at 8 p. m.

Interment at M'-Veytown. Wednesday STRAIN On Saturday afternoon. May 6. 1944. Andrew husband of the late Emma L.

Will, father of Mrs. R. C. Neill of Houston. Texas.

Harry E. Will and Mrs W. H. Oehmler of Pittsburgh, brother of David Strain of Pittsburgh and William D. of Bridgeville.

Pa. Services at the Hartwell and Waples Funeral Home. Baum Blvd. at Graham E. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Ml HI On Friday.

May 5. 1944. at 3:30 p. Andrew Suchy of 803 Selbv Way. husband of Dorothy Powelska.

father of Mrs. Catherine Hoover. Mrs. Mary Hinze. Mrs.

Nellie Caskowski. Mrs. Olga Gurske and Walter Suctav. Friends received at Collisran Bros. Funeral Home.

800 Carson S. S. Funeral on Tuesday. May 9. at 8:30 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St John the Baptist Greek Catholic Church. 7th at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

THOMTSOX On Sntllrday. May 6. 1944. Robert Maitland Thompson, husband of Julia Lee Thompson, father of Robert I.ee Cook. John Edward Thompson and Mrs.

John H. Heckman. brother of Frank L. Thompson. Friends received at the familv home.

58 S. Grandview Craf-ton. where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. TRYBl'S On Saturday.

May 6. 1944. at 2 a Frank beloved husband of Stella Tananis. f.tther of Pfc. Harry Try bus.

Mrs. Monica Kukura. Elizabeth. Lois and Nancy Trybus. Funeral from the family home.

1410 Reechview Beech-view, on Tuesday, May 9. at 9 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Catherine's R.

C. Church at IP a. m. VAN HORN On. Saturday morning at 4 o'clock.

Mary Ann Phillips Van Horn of 1045 Murrayhill wife of the late Frank Van Horn, daughter of Mrs Mary A. Phillip and sister of Glenn and Willard Phillips. Mrs. Carrie Swiger ana- Mrs Pvlvia Mae Barth. Friends may call at the Zepfel Funeral Home.

272 Shady E. where services will be held Tuesdav afternoon at 1 o'clock. Burail at Dawson. Pa VICINAS On Saturday. May b.

l.w-Edna beloved wife of George Vicinas. Friends received at A. L. Wenslovas Funeral Home. 2128 Larson Funeral on Tuesdav.

Mav 9. 1944. at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Casimir Church at 9 a. VIRTS On Saturday. May 6. 1944. Roger beloved husband of Effie Virts (nee Mevers) Funeral services at his late residence.

203 Glen-Caladh Hazfjwood. on Tuesday. May 9. at 2 p. m.

Friends invitei vitte Of Rockwood Castle on Saturday. May 6 1944. at 3:20 Katherine Heldman. wife of the late Ferdinand H. Vitte.

In her-77th year: mother of Norman grandmother of Sgt Harold Virginia. Gorman and great-grandmother James Gilbert Vitte: sister of Louise and Emma Heldman. Friends received at the E. B. Laughlm Funeral Home.

Castle Shannon, until noon Viw oil, Services at Emanuel Lutheran Ch'nrch "at 2 P. m. Remains may be viewed at the church one hour previous to time of services. VORGEY On Saturday. May 6.

1944. at o.te T7 1 "Vore-ev Wife Of Marvin M- Tor-ev and mother of Mrs. Vitalye Reimann of Chebovgan. Mich. i -w f-1 a 1 Pittsburgh Friends at the Funeral Home of Herbert Hershberger and Sons.

57 Station Crafton. until Tuesday at 10 a. m. Services and interment at Cheboygan. Meh.

Funeral Director iThe Payton Funeral Home 3527 CALIFORNIA N. S. WisH to announce the continuation of the Funeral Home under the management of Mrs. Thomas Payton and staff. W.

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Large display Bar re and colored memorials. Con venient payments, i-oz-o evergreen Ave. ML 1428. SIMON WHITE'S SONS "Cemetery Memorials ef Distinction. 68 West JCaiden St.

Washington 650. neat accomplishment. Warren (Moose) Fralick, the Washington Redbirds' manager when the Penn State League was still operating, has been shipped to the Utica, N. club by the Phillies The W. L.

(Buck) Reineckcr Service Club, founded in honor of the late sportsman-politician, and which Our war plant like your war planting is doing a job on the home front! Our distilling facilities are engaged in making alcohol for the government and have been doing this for a year and a half. This explains, of course, why Gallagher Burton's is somewhat scarce. But when it comes to quality, it's as fine as it has ever been since 1877. GALLAGHER BURTON'S After seeing their Rocky Mountain neighbor, the University of Utah, take the mythical national basketball title this past season, the University of Wyoming, holder of the same crown a year ago, has decided to resume the cage sport next campaign The Cowboys have finally realized their mistake in taking the easy way out Everett Shelton, who led the 1943 quintet to the championship, will coach the new edition. VTHISKEY.

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