The Pittsburgh Press from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 12

Dealt Notices Death Notices Deith Notices 12 Trio Pittsburgh Prtu, SirTury, February 1969 Obituaries LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS Albaneie, Madeline Black, Elsie M. Boucek, Dr. John J. Ciardi, Louis W. Connelly, James P.

Curry, Gary Raymond Fields, Herman Getze, Frank Glessner, Ingrld S. Heyer, William D. Hooper, Howard J. Interval, Charles A. Kostorick, Peter Kress, Denny Legenstein, Brigitta London, Fannie Pacella, Nicholas P.

Pivirotto, Angela P. Pruss, Josephine Sanders, Joseph Sascara (Abbott), Evelyn Scheller, Herbert J. Smith, Earl A. Snyder, William J. Spears, Charles R.

Thompson, Jake Voelker, Lillian S. Death Notices AL HOME, 100 Center AvriAsol n-well. Funerol to, m. Monday. eulem high mass 9:30 a.

m. In It. Scnolastica'i Church. PRUSS On Thursday, January J9g, Josephine Klelnhampl, wife ef the fateWllliom F. Pruss.

tormstlvej Broekline; mother of Mrs. Betty Jane Bell, ef Avalon; sister ef Mrs. Marie Sehwartx of i r2Cf mother of John end JamM Bel. Friends received In the ORION C. PINKIRTON FUNERAL HOMl.

1014 California Avalon. Nortfi Bores.) where servlcM i vrHj be held en Monday morning at 10:30 c'cloctc REGOTTI Of Neville Island, on Thursday. Jon. 30, 1969, Elva, wife of JShnoi i sister of Georoe, Weslev, Bdword, William ond Ernest Dlgnomi elso five grondchlldren. Friends may call ot R.

D. COPELAND'S, 167 Fifth Ave where serv-ices wlH be held on Monday at 11 'dock. RICKETTS John on Thursday, Jon. 30, 196f of 434 Forest Believue; wife if Alma Evans Rlcketts; step-to-ther of Dorothy Kovoe and the Iota John end Donald Smart. Friends received at the FUNERAL HOMl OP DAVID A.

HITTER, (Successor to Harry E. Cerl) 220 Eagewood Trafford, where services Will be held on Monday ot 2 p. m. RYZNER On Thursday, Jon. 30, I960, Grace, 81 22 Enon Way, wife of Stanley vzner; mother of.

Mary Kovalclk, Irene Haduch and Anthony Ryzner, Friends received at ALFRBDA M. OAROFOLO FUNERAL HOME, Sorner, ef 14th ond Sarah St, from -4 and 7-10 p. m. Funeral Monday at 1:30 a. m.

Requiem moss In St. Adalbert's Church at a. m. SANDERS uddenlv on Friday, Jen. SI, I960, oseph of Knoxvllle, beloved hue-and of Alblna; father of Virginia Sieger; Robert and Audrey; tour sisters ond three brothers.

Friends wMI be received at the MARA SIESLAK FUNERAL HOMl, 2Y3 rownsvllle beginning Friday evening, Jon. 31, 1969. Time fu neral later. SASCARA (Abbott) Evelyn Abbott, suddenly on Wednesday, Jan. 29, mother ef Mrs.

Evelyn Abbott Matthews ond Dorothea Abbott Forysteck ond one granddaughter Diona Lvnn Matthews; sister of Mrs. Sarah Perrln, Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, Mrs. Pearl Bossier. Lawrence Cochenaur and John Wolfe.

Friends received at FRANK J. WENSLOVAS FUNERAL HOMl, 79 South 19th S. S. Services on Monday. February 3rd ot 1 p.

m. Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery. SCHELLER 'On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, Herbert husband of Mildred Klkly Scheller ot 171 Orchard Emsworth; father of Mrs, Bernlee Arlenzo ond Sandra Scheller; also survived by three grandchildren.

Friends received ot the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOMl, 1032 Perry Highway. Perrysville. Reauiem i high mass ot Heart Church, Emsworth on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Rosary service Sundav evening at 8 p.

m. SCHMIDT On Friday, Jan. 31, i960, tthel (Hullngs) Schmidt, of 1600 Chapel Pgh. 15238, wife of R. Lea Schmidt; mother of Mrs.

Guy (Ethel) Lawrentz, Mrs. Donald (Leah) Barnett Clifton F. end John W. Schmidt; sister of Mrs. Helen Burrows, Mrs.

Wllmo Wiley, Bub. and Richard Hullngs; also survived bv 23 grondchlldren and 27 greatgrandchildren. Family requests friends to call from 2-4 and 7-10 m. ot the LEONARD P. BUR-KIT FUNERAL HOMl, 421 Alls- fihenv Oakmont, where serv-ces will be held Monday ot 2 p.

m. SMITH On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, Earl of 5440 Fifth beloved husband of Helen Anderson Smith; father of Mrs. Joan Jenkins, Mrs, Joyce Own, Jerome and James retf, Mrs. Marqaret Scullion, Mrs.

Mathilda Gibson and Hiram Shan-Smith; Brother of Mrs. Cora Bar-drewsmlth; also 10 grandchildren. Friends received Saturday and Sun. day 2-4 and 7-9 o. m.

at the JOHN H. SLATER. SONS WHITEHALL FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. SMITH On Friday, Jan.

31, 1969, George H. ef 616 South Mathilda husband ef the late Ida May Helbllng; father of Ellinbeth Foster, Alice Hlgelns, Gualdlne Burrows, Clare MrMlllan. Fiisworth Williams, and John ond Paul Smith; brother of Fronk Smith; also 26 grondchlldren and three great-grandchildren. Rt-nrn! from the AI.RPRT B. AND MARIE J.

HENNINOER FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butler St. on Monday February ot 2 p. m. SNYDER i Of 111. Cologne en Friday, January 31, 1969, William In.

his 81st year, husband of the lote Rose Karl Snyder; father ef Jean Rlnrte, Arlene Russell, Charles, William, John end Rich-orrf Snvder; also 23 grondchlldren and 14 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the FUNFRAl. HOMl OP HOWARD A. FARNIWORTH, successor to John p. Schaub Sons, 425 Brownsville Rd Mt.

Oliver. Blessing service on Monday at ,11:30 a. m. -Press Photos by Howard R. Mover LOOKING AHEAD Pittsburgh Police Supt.

James W. Slusser, left, talks over the future with Officer Donald Ceary of the Pleasant Hills Police Dept. following graduation exercises yesterday at the City Police Academy. More than 50 policemen from Allegheny County forces completed a four-week special course in police work. Officer Ceary was the valedictorian of the class.

Real Estate Sellers Fight Penn Hills Tax i MILLS FUNERAL HOMl, lm pronismwn ko. runerw wtnitm bt Calvary Col copal Church, i snoov F9f Information call: ni THOMPSON Jake, en Ttiursdov, So, W4, at the Veterans Hospital In Oakland, ef 2421 Waring Ct beloved, brother of Sidney Thompson and Marguerite Thompson. Friends are received at the THOMAS L. WEST FUNERAL HOMl, 2214 Centre Ave. Funeral service will be held an Monday at 1 m.

from the a.i; (vtr: 1.1 lunerai name. VERI 'V' Matilda PrWay, Jan. SI, einH 9, uiiiiul MAMl SLtSMilrM twin JOMdlietoM CifnttorVe -( VOELKER 1969, Lillian wife of William Voelker of 622 Hemlock Avalon; mother of Mrs. Pear On Thursday mornlno. Jo 9 v.

MVViun, ifiwi, mm CMMrfl. nlA tlirulUM Mf eignr gronacnnarenj rrnrrai re- leiv services wllfbV he on Monday at. r.ii' WYDRA On January It, Jems Of lit Fronds Coroooolis, father of Michael, Mrs. Anna Schowolt, Mrs. Jennie Long, oil ef Coraopolis, Mrs.

Mary Llberatore. Mrs. Julia Trombettp, both of McKees Rocks; elso .15 arandehll-dren and 27 great-grandchildren. Friends received at thd ANTHONy A. SANVITO FUNERAL HOMl, 1314 Fourth Coroooplls.

Services 'Sunday ,2, B.m. at the St. Mary's Ukrainian 0. C. Church, McKees Rocks.

Pqrostos Soturdav! Ip. rn, interment Parish Cemetery. Proposals ,13 PORT AUTHORITY OP ALLEGHENY COUNTY Sealed proposals will be received at the Office ef the Director of Purchasing ef the Port Authority of Allegheny County, Transit Division, 121 Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, svivama, unm p.m., February 11, 1969. and will be publicly opened and read- at 4:00 p. E.S.T., the some day In Room' 408, some Address, for the following! BLUE PRINT MACHINE LIER GARAGE No bidder may withdraw his pore.

sol for a period of sixty (60) days after the scheduled time for eoenlnt ef sealed bids. 1 'Contract documents may be tolned without charge at the Office of the Director of Purchasing, Trans- It Division, 121 Seventh Street, Pitts-j- burgh, Pennsylvania 15222. Each orenosal mutt wvamnfb nled by Certified or Cashier's Check or Surety Company Bond ta the order of-or running te Port wumoriiy or Aiiegneny county in me omouni or ren per cem ot ma total amount of the bid. This Prelect li tuhlert to financial Assistance Contract between the Port Authority of Allegheny County and the Federal Department of Transportation. The Board of the Authority reserves the right to relect any or all bids.

JOHN W. DAMERON Executive Director end General Manager PORT All ALLEftME Sealeojiroposals will be received at the Otflce af the nrtar Dii. ehoslno of tl Port Authority ef Al egheny Coynty, Transit Division, 12 Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Perm- sylyanlo until 3:3 P.M., E.S.T., February 10, 1969. and 'will be publicly, opened and read at 4:00 P.M., E.S.T., the soma day In Room 408, same address, tor the to I low no: nRINT TICKETS, PERMITS, SUNDAY-HOLIDAY PASSES DESTINATION SIGN ROLLS DESTINATION SlON ASPECTS DIRECT IMAGE MASTERS UELUJ RtlWT rAKIS DELCO-NEW DEPARTURE BALL Be arinus TIMKEN ROLLER. BEARINGS ri.uuKEi.en i uiivirs No bidder may.

withdraw his pro- pesal for a period of sixty (60) aava after the scheduled time for opening of the sealed bids. Contraet documents tolned without eharae rtefflee hosing. Trans- of the Director of Purehqsing. Transit Division, 121 Seventh Itrset, Plttt- Burgn, rennsvivgnia isxa. Each proposal must be aceompo.

nled bv a Certified or Cashier's; Check or Surety Company Bond, te the order of-or running to Port Authority of Allegheny County In the amount of ten percent (10) of the total amount of the bid. The Board ef the Authority reserves the right to relect any or all JOHN W. DAMERON. Executive Director end General Manager Rent. i llotlons i niwwm m.

rer me Cords ef eT1Xeinolm BJ IH8V WWlrmWm evlHIH8IWIH type. Minimum charge, ate. Must ugm nr oaiiy, evo I ordered 3. consecutive doyi Sunday Only eoturnh ki width. are fry dlsdosa thefr namea or address i No conoi tor eiurooy g.cog Di lr.

Boucek Former Pittsburgh Physician Dies At Age Of 64 Requiem mass for Dr. John J. Boucek, former Pittsburgh physician, will be at 10 a. m. Monday at the Church of the Annunciation, North Side.

Dr. Boucek, 64, of 3208 Per-rysville North Side, died Thursday in St. John's General Hospital. A graduate of the University of; Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the University of St. Louis Graduate School of Internal Medicine, he was a staff member of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Butler from 1960 until his retirement in 1966.

He was a member of the Allegheny County Medical Society, St. John's General Hospital, American Diabetes American Medical American Heart and the Pennsylvania Medical Society. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Fischer Boucek; four daughters, Mrs. George Bauer, Mrs. Leon Kazmierczak, Jean Boucek and Mrs.

J. Fred Davis; a son, A. John Boucek; two brothers, Anthony J. and Dr. Charles M.

Boucek; a sister, Mrs. James Conley, and three grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville North Side. Burial will be in North Side Catholic Cemetery.

The family requests memorial contributions to charities. Gabrlelt (Tony) DiCarle UNIONTOWN Requiem mass will be said at 11 a. m. Tuesday in St. John's Catholic Church, Uniontown, for Ga-briele (Tony) DICarlo, 72, of Watson Hopwood, Fayette County.

Mr. DiCarlo died last night in West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh. A retired Pittsburgh restaurateur, he was a member of the B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 370 of Uniontown and St.

John's Church. He is' survived by his wife, Mrs.J&thryn Duritza DiCarlo; two stepsons, Theodore J. Petro, of Hopwood, and Richard M. Petro, of Pittsburgh; a Angelo, of Cleveland; and four grandchildren. Friends may call at the Victor H.

DeCarlo Funeral Home at 136 N. Gallatin Union-town, tomorrow and Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Dean Promoted Oil City Commander Going To Ohio Capt. Richard Dean of the Salvation Army, formerly of Pittsburgh, has been appoint ed youth sec retary for the outhwest Ohio Northeast Kentucky alvation Army Division.

Capt. and Mrs. Dean now com- Cant. Dean manders a Oil City, were previously commanding officers of Pittsburgh Temple Corps. Capt.

Dean, whose new appointment is effective Jan. 29, commanded corps at Kane, Corry -andd Greenville and was at one time assistant commanding officer at Greens-burg and Ridgway. American Chain, USW Agree On Pact MONESSEN Settlement was reached between the American Chain and Cable Co. and the United Steel Workers, affecting 700 employes of the company's plant here. Details of the three-year contract, reached last night in New York, were not immediately disclosed, but a company spokesman said, "I think both parties are pleased with the sttlement." Services Set For Monday By Salvationists Ji! L-ii ALBANESE Jonuory, 1W.

Modellno, be-loved wlft el (he lot Antonio; of Mrt. Jennie Buecl. Mrs. lose Tierne, Frank. Mr.

Swan Pope. Jama ond Mrs. Cormellq Camoanella; II grandchildren end 2S great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Manuella Maneuso of Texos end Mrs. Mary Horner.

Friends received at the MORASCO) FUNERAL HOME. 4M Fronkstown Penn Hills. Funeral on Monday of a. m. Requiem mow In the Mother of Gcod Counsel Church at 10:) a.

m. AMBRO On Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, at Homestead Hospital, Clement aoe 26, husband of Janice Morle Olson Ambro; father of David John and John dementi son of Mr. rind Mrs. John Ambro; brother ef Mrs.

Martha Pallotta, Mrs. Geraldlnt Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Prementkte-ond Mrs. ArleneAmbro. Friends received at JOSEPH A.

PROKOP; OVITSH FUNERAL HOME, 431 Ninth MunholT. 2-5, 7-0. Re-eulem moss on Monday at 10 a. m. at St.

Rlto Church, Munhall. Interment Calvary. Cemetery. BAIRD Anna M. Bltlner, ef RD.

No. Irwin, on Thursday, Jan. 30, 1M9, In the McKeesoort Hospital, wlft of Paul Bolrd; mother ef Walter sister of Mrs. Irene Lynch. Frl-nrls will be received at thg.

JOSBPrl F. OTT FUNERAL HOME, 5th and Ook Irwin 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 o. m. Funeral moss will be ottered Monday mornlno at 9:30 In the Immaculate Conception R. Church.

BANKS Of 511 West End Coornpolls, en Friday, Jan. 31, 1969. Frances, wife of Wllbert; mother of Julia Murff; sister of Prlsellla King; Mellnria Surggesf and Thomas Barber. Friends may coll at R. D.

COPELAND'S, 867 5th Cora-polls where services will be held on Tuesday at 1 p. m. BEEGEL (Wickline) On Frldov, Jon. 31, 1969, Jessie I. Wickline ef 514 North Sheraden East End, Pgh.

(formerly of ftno) wife of the late Fred W. eegel; mother of Mrs. Kenneth (Ethel! Londtrled, Mrs. Charles (Jessie) Mast, Miss Jane, Fred K. ond Revnold H.

Beesel; sister, of Mrs. Ralph (Ethel) Coester; also survived bv four Grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends received after 2 P. m. Saturday at the HENRY C.

BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Roval Glenshaw, wlere services will be held on Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. (Visitation with the family 2-4 and 7-10 p. BLACK day, Janubrv 30, 1969, of Land-view Pgh. (formerly of mother of Vern V.

Rubin, ef Joseoh Edwin Black of Houston, Texas, and Jock M. of Gladys V. Saion of Earl E. McKlnnev of Jomes C. McKlnnev of lrwlnr and Ralph 6.

McKlnnev of Port View, also nine grandchildren. Friends may call Friday, 7 to and 2-4 ana ai v. WILCOX FUNERAL HOMf Re- beeco ond Center Wllk. Services and Interment private, on Sunday. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made the Cancer' Society.

BLASINGAME mimM in DkAnIv. Arlf.i Jan. 31, 1949; widow of Frank M. ef (formerly of Son Francis-ml; sister of Mrs. Evelw Acker.

Private services of at A. L. MOORE ft IONS, Phoenix, Arizona. BOUCEK Suddenly, on Thursday, Jo- 1969, ot St. John's General Hospital, Dr.

John J. Boucek, beloved husband of Dorothy Fischer Boucek, of .320 Perrysville father of Mrs. Dorothy Bauer of Philadelphia, Mrs. Morle Miss Jean Boucek, Mrs. Eiliobeth Davis of Albuauerque, and A.

John Boucek; brother ot Anthony J. Boucek, Dr. Charles M. Boucek, ond Mrs. Adele Conley of Miami, also survived three jrandehildren.

Friends received of theu FRANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2035 Perrysville from 1-5 and 7- p. m. Funeral on Monday mornlno Requiem high mass In the Annunciation Church ot 10 The "family suggests memorlol contributions to your favorite charity. BRAUN On Wednesday, January 29, 1969, Howard at Wilmington, Delaware (formerly of Spring HIM); beloved husband ef Edno Doll hoof Broun; father of Mrs.

June Cro-nenweth ond Glenn Rroun; brother of Mrs. Mildred Meyer of San Dleoo, California; talsn four grand-children. Funeral trorn the H. J. SCHFL' HAAS AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 707 East N.

S. -p. m. Monday. Visitations with family 2-4 ond 7-9 p.

m. Sat. and Sun. Friends Invited. BROWN On Thursday, January 30, 199, Maraaret, beloved wife of Dmiglas Brown of Constitution Drive; mother of Douglas F.

Brown; sister of Albert Menke. Family will receive friends Saturday 7 ot p. m. Sunday 2 to 4 ond 7 Jj 9 p.m. ot the JOHN H.

SLAT5R SONS WHITEHALL Ml A HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, where services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock. BURKE On Friday, Jan. 31, 19, Margaret Marsholl, widow of Thomas J. Burke; mother of Veronica Lowe, Catherine Trlchtlnaer, Geraldlne Manning, James Thomas Joseph Edmund John R. and William E.

Burke; also 30 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren; sister of Mary Bogan of Detroit, Mich and William Marsholl. Friends received the STEPHEN A. O'TOOLB FUNRRAL HOME, formerly O'Tooie O'Connor, 510 Second Harel-wood. Hloh mos of reaulem In the church of St. Stephen on Tuesday ot 10 a.

m. CARLISLE On Friday, Jon. 31, 1949, Elizabeth wife of the late George William. Carlisle; mother of Georae William, ef Chicago, and Betty Jane, of also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at H.

SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Ook- lana Civic center), saruraoy i-t Ti sunaoy z-4 ana i p. m. Im nf services announced later. interment wasnington, po.

CIARDI Of 21 Btscavne Carrlck, en Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, Louis W. (Bill) In his 55th vear; beloved husband of Ida E. Lelndecker Ciardi; brother of Jem Thrnthau-ser, Virginia Torqulnio, Edith Sunday, Ida Zabkar, Joseph Ciardi, ond the late Norma Gargotta and Marl" Ciardi. Friends rer-lvft ot the FUNERAL HOME OP HOWARD A.

FAfNSWORTH, (surcessnr to John O. Schaub Sans), 425 n. A fltf C.inttr. orwwnivmc HU.i el on Monday at 9 a. m.

High mass if reauiem In St. Basil cnurcn or 0 o. m. CICOLA Jan. 31, 1949, Vincent of 1725 HasKam Coroooolis; husband of Martha Smith; son of Coslma Clcola; father of James, Donno, Marsha; brother of Mrs.

Helen Colabrne, Blairsvlile: John, Blow-nox; Charles, Ambrldae. Friends received at the ANTHONY A. SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, 1314 4th Coraooolls until Mnndny, Feb. 3 ot 10:30 o. m.

Reauiem mass St. Joseph Church at 11 a. m. CONNELLY 5m Thursday, January 30, 1969, ames beloved husband of Rhea Sorg Connelly of 1118 Morrison M.S.; father of Mrs. Judith Kreger, James L.

Terry K. end Laureen brother of Stephen M. ond the late William Connelly; grandfather of Kellev Kreger; son of the late Stephen and Brtdaet McDonouah Connolly. Fnmllv will receive visitors 2-4 and 7-9 o. m.

at the HOME OP WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN, 3724 California at Cooper N. S. Reauiem mass In St. Joseph's Church Monday at 10 a.

m. EVERY CRAFT AND TRADE NECESSARY FOR HOME MAINTENANCE IS LISTED 'N THE WANT AD SECTION OF THE PRESS or POST-GAZETTE TO PLACE YOUR' WANT AD DIAL 263-1201, Ambro, Clement J. Baird, Anna M. Banks, Frances Beegel, Jessie V. Blasingame, Dorothy Brann, Howard J.

Brown, Margaret Burke, Margaret M. Carlisle, Elizabeth M. Clcola, Vincent Dodds, Wylie B. Evans, WillfcmH. Geissinger, Anna G.

Gemach (Zelkovic), Anna Graham, Harry R. Hoffman, Gertrude R. Kavanagh, Andrew V. Keenan, Paul R. Klugsberg, Frieda Kuhlmann, Edward C.

Kunkel, Agnes Lang, Henry Manuel, Samuel J. McCue, John E. Nagel, John J. Neal, Robert B. Pellegrino, Diodato Regotti, Elva -Rlcketts, John C.

Ryzner, Grace Schmidt, Ethel Veri, Matilda A. Wydra, James Death Notices A CURRY On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, ot Children's Hospital, Gary Raymond, of WilklnsburB, beloved son of Me-lanle and Raymond; grandson of Connie ond Henry Amorosp, and Dorothy ond Charles Curry; great-aranriton of Mrs. Anna Gibson. Anthony Amoroso and Frank Gem-mellaro, Friends will be received Ot the WILLIAM r.

OKOSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstovm Rd. (oT Rodi Rd Penn Hills. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. Angel mass at St.

James Church, Wllklns-burg, at 10 a. m. Family reauestt visitations 2 to 4 sano 7 to 9 p. m. DODDS On Thursday, Jon.

30, 1969, Wvlle B. of 308 Brlnton Traffard, father of Jerrv; brother of Robert P. Dodds ond, Helen J. Cotellessa. Family will receive friends 1-4 and 7- p.

m. at the W. N. AND W. I.

DAUOHERTY FUNERAL HOME. Trafford, Pa, Funeral service Monday evening at 7:30. (American Legion service Sunday evening at EVANS On Saturday, Feb. 1, 1949, William H. Evans, husband of Marcella Freehauf Evans; father of William brother of Isaoc, of Mrs.

William Piatt of McKeesoort, Mrs. Linda Former and Harry Wright, of Cannock, England. Friends received at H. SAMSON Sil Nevme v. Oakland uvic ftoturaav i.t n.

Sundav and Monday 2-4 end 7-9 p. m. Services will be held Tuesday, Feb. 4, ot 1 p. m.

Inter ment in jenerson Memorial ram. Member of Local 171, Motion Picture Operators. FIELDS Herman, on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1969, at the Ohio Valley Hospital, of 1137 Island McKees Rocks, beloved uncle of June Faster. Friends are being received at the THOMAS WEST FUNERAL HOME, 2216 Centre Ave.

FuneraT service will be held en Monday at 11 a. m. from the chapel. GEISSINGER On Thursday, Jan. 30, .1969, Anna G.

of 674 Shady Drive East, Mt. Lebanon, wife of the late George A. Geissinger; mother of Mrs. Mary Kovelski, Mrs. Rita Carr, Mrs.

Veronica Thomas, Lawrence P. ond George A. Geissinger; also four grandchildren two greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the L. BEINHAUER A SON MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

until Monday at 9 a. m. Requiem mass In St. Bernards Church ah 10 a.m. interment Queen of Heaven Ceme-sry.

Mt. Lebanon Police fireman services Sunday Evening ot 7:30. GEMACH (Zelkovic) On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, Anno Selkovlc of 609 Chestnut mother of Robert Zelkovic; sister of Mrs. Mary Abllonac, Frank Zelkovic and Mrs.

Mildred Tomko; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received ot PAUL C. STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME. 116 Lockhord N. S.

Funeral on Monday with Reauiem High Mass ot St. Nicholas Church, N. S. at 10 a. m.

GETZE on Thursday, Jan. 30, 969, Frank of 7509 Roslyn Swlssvale, son of the late John and Julia Gettl; brother of Mrs. Mary Janosov, John, Joseph, and Mrs. Elizabeth Blleck and the late Andrew Getzl; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received at the THOMAS L.

Hi ED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swlssvale. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services on Monday at the Hungarian Reformed Church, Rankin at 1 p. m.

GLESSNER On Wednesday. Jon. 29, 1969, Ingrld S. of 2S9 Margaretta Huntingdon Valley, Pa. (formerly of Oakmont, wife of Alvln S.

Glessner sister ef Mrs. L. M. (Dagmar) Nelson of Oakmont, and Mr. Kurt Anderson of New York, N.

Y. She was member of Bethel Lutheran Church of Brad-dock, Pa. Friends received Sunday, Sto 4 ond 7 to 9 p.m. ot the OBERT H. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 378 Maryland Oakmont, where services will be held Monday, Feb.

3 at 11 a. m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery. GRAHAM On Thursday, January 30, 1969, at Houston, Texas, Harry husband of the late Grace J. Graham; father of Mrs.

Evelyn Ward of Houston, Mrs. Phyllis Hortmann, of Penn Hills and Mrs. Olivia Parsons of Macungle, also survived bv nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received ot T. D.

TURNER'S, 729 Wallace Wilktnsburg. Services Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock. HEYER On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, William of Koeffler beloved husband of Rose Looata Heyer; Tainer or nnrs. uoiorw oiurin, Mrs.

Rose Marie O'Halek, Mrs. Janet Welch; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Gltzen, Mrs. Margaret Liermann, and Edward Heyer; steo-son of Charles Dunsey; stepbrother of Mrs. Marie Schragl, Mrs.

Dorothy Gregg, Milton, Raymond, Lawrence ond Charles Dunsey; also nine grandchildren. Friends received 2 to 4 ond 7 to 9 at the JOHN H. SLATER SONS WHITEHALL FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Funeral on Monday, at 9:30 o'clock. Reauiem mass In St.

Gabriel's Church, ot 10 o'clock. HOFFMAN Suddenly, on Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, Mrs. Gertrude a of 3504 Grace Munholl, wife of the lote Charles L. Hoffman; beloved mother of Mrs.

Robert S. (Ruth) Gnrber of Princeton, N. Mrs. Jomes (Betty) Sumpter of West Mifflin, Lorenz of Glastonbury, ond Charles of Stronosville, Ohio; sister of Arthur Rabone of Florida; also survived by I it grandchlldron antf two oreat-crond-children. Family will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. at the OEORGE IRVIN OREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Moin (Homestead Park) Munholl. Services on Monday at 1:30 p. m. HOOPER On Thursday, Jan.

30, 1969, Howard of 120 Brightwood West View, husband of Margaret Mccormick Hooper; son of. the late Rankin and Mary Walsh Hooper. Funeral from the SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME, 388 Center West View (Off Horse Shoe Bend), on Monday at 9 a. m. Reauiem high moss ot St.

Peter's R. C. Church ot 10 a. m. Members of St.

Peter's Holy Name Society ond friends Invited. INTHERTHAL On Thursday, January 30, 1969, Charles A. of 2800 Herron Lane, Shaler formerly nf Evergreen Mlllvale, husband ef the lote Morle Howe; father of Mrs. William (Marie) Fowler; one grandchild, Mrs. Nnncv F.

Werner; three great-grandchildren, Sally Jane, Hedl Lynn, Noel David. Friends received 2-4 ond 7-9 at the E. J. PFEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Mlllvale. High mass of requiem In St.

Anthony Church, Mlllvale, on Monday at 9:30 a. KAVANAGH On Friday, Jon. 31, 1969, Andrew J. of S171 Liberty husband of the late Viola Oletz Kavanaah; father of Andrew J. Jr.

and the late John Vincent Kavanagh. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOOEL A SONS 4900 Center Ave. at Devonshire St. after 7 p.

m. Saturday. Funeral Tuesday morning, hloh moss of renulem In St. Joseph's Church. Time letter.

Visitation with family 2-4 and 7-9 O. m. 4fc the ordinance at the Dec. 30 meeting. Two Seek Re-Elections Mr.

Taylor and who are seeking re-election, have led opposition to the tax increase. Last week a group of Penn Hills homeowners and businessmen formed a taxpayers' league to fight the proposed increase. Mr. Amoroso said members of his society will attend Monday's meeting and "present our case in the hope that we can contribute something of value to stop this unpopular property tax increase." Sirhan Trial Tab Setting Records LOS ANGELES (UPI)-The trial of Sirhan B. Sirhan for the slaying of Sen.

Robert Kennedy is a prosecutor's dream and a taxpayer's nightmare. A county official disclosed yesterday that when Superior Court Judge Herbert V. Walker gaveled the trial to order Jan. 7, Sirhan's case already had cost $370,416. It was probably a record sum for what appears to be an open-and-shut murder case.

The chief defense attorney, Grant B. Cooper, already has said he will not contest the charge Sirhan fired the shots that killed Sen. Kennedy. The trial resumes Tuesday, deeply enmeshed in technical detail, as Mr. Cooper tries to prove the grand jury that indicted the 24-year-old Jordanian was not representative of the community.

Sirhan is expected to testify briefly Tuesday, to establish his foreign status and his family's modest financial circumstances. His mother, Mrs. Mary Sirhan, also was to be questioned. County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn says the county spent $185,768 for special security measures to protect Sirhan's life. The figure includes the cost of installing armor plate on the wall of a courtroom near Sirhan's cell in the Hall of Justice.

The investigation of the slaying cost $138,697, Mr. Hahn says. General expenses came to $46,951. Miami Classes Resume MIAMI (UPD-Chisses will resume Monday at Miami Central High School where a racial disturbance closed the school Thursday. Of Girl, 12 Mrs.

Clark spoke of a man in uniform taking them to his trailer home. Erler had a trailer home and was uniformed. Then the officer told the court he knew it was Erler when he heard the police recording. Erler resigned and was arrested last September in Phoenix, Arii. He spent much of Thursday on the witness stand, denying he killed the girl and shot her mother.

Want Ad Information To placo your id, dial M3-1201 and ak for aa Ad-Takcr, 7(30 JB. to 9 p. Daily; -10 to. to 9 p. m.

Sundays and Holidays. Counter Vtnt Ad Serrico from a. m. to p. ni.

Daily, Saturdayi i a. m. to 2 p. m. Cloied Sundays and Holidayi.

Insertion Doadlirtts Ads tor publlenflen. Sunday aeceptsd until in. Wpoy, with KEENAN On Jon. 30, 1969, of West Protect Ingram. PojI husband of Hazel Cochran Keenan; brother of Mrs.

Nora Sweeney, Mrs. Genevieve Hurley, Miss Madeline Keen-on; uncle of Paul R. Sampson and Mrs. Rita Welssert. Friends may coll at the JAMES A.

LAMB JR. FUNERAL HOME, 165 Noble Crafton, 2-4, 7-9- p. m. rteaulem mass in the Ascension R.C. Church, Ingram, Mondqy at 10 o.

m. KOSTORICK f'eter, on Thursday, January 30, 969, of 1464 East Ohio N. husband of Mary Keresturv Kostorick; father ot Peter L. Kostorick Jr. and Mrs.

Patricia Koenig; brother of. Mrs. Mary Mazer and Mrs. Ann Radick; also one grand- child; K.S.K.J. No.

64 and friends received at the SPERLINO FUNERAL HOME 401 Cedar N. S. Reauiem mass In St. Nicholas Church, N. on Monday, February at 11 o.

m. KRESS On Thursday, January SO, 1969, Henry, of 148 3rd Neville Island, husband of Sara Petrle; father ot Mrs. Fern Wright, and Melville Kress; stepfather of George Petrie; also four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends mav call at the R. D.

Fifth AvewCpra-opolls, where services will be held en Monday at 2 p. m. KLUGSBERG On Frldov, Jan. 31, 1969, Frieda Klugsberg, beloved wife ot the late Jacob Kljgsberg; mother of Mrs. Ren (Madeline) Golomb.

and Ar- thur Klugsberg; also one orond- oaugmer; inree sisiers sno brother. Friends received at BLANK! BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Forbes Ave. ot Croft where services will be held on Sunday at 1:30 p. m.

interment B'Noi Israel Cemetery. Visitation one hour prior to service time. KUHLMANN On Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, Edward Carl, of 130 Berkshire Brook-line, beloved husband of Olga Loch-inger; father of Gretta Carolyn Kuhlmann; brother of Mrs. Marlon Lawrence.

Friends and members of the Fort Pitt Lodge No. 1, Foternal Order of Police, and Islam Grotto received at the L. BEINHAUER AND SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 W. Liberty Ave.

Services will be held on Tuesday or 1 p. m. Visitation with the fomlly 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. KUNKEL On Thursday, Jan.

30, 1969, Agnes (formerly of Lawrenceville) wife of the late Joseph; beloved mother of Martha and the late Felix ond Laura; also three grandchildren. Funeral on Monday at 9 a m. from the ALBERT f. BOREK FUNERAL HOME, 249 Main Lawrenceville. Reauiem mass at 10 a.

m. In St. Stanislaus Church. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 0. m.

LANG On Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, Henry Lang, age 68, husband of Gladys Flcklev Lang; father of Gladys Bauman, Virginia Smith and Anna Jean Snyder; brother of Katherlne Williams, Marie Matthews ana Edward Lang; also nine prandchll. dren and five great-grandchildren. Friends mov call at the WILLIAM C. HIRT JR.

FUNERAL HOME, 704 Borwnsvllle Rd. at Alice St. Funeral Monday ot 8 o. m. Reauiem hloh mass In St.

Canlce Church ot 9 a. mi Family visitations 2-4 vnd 7-9 p. m. LEGENSTEIN On Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, Brtgltto Schwelger of 2103 Brownsville' wife of the late Joseph Leaenstein; mother of Mrs.

Hermlne Guttmon. Visitations 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. at the KOONTZ -BORON FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville where services Will be held on Monday at 1 p. m.

LONDON On Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, Fannie London, of the Jewish Home and Hospital for Aged; wife of the lote David London; mother of Mr. Arnold (Ida) Berke of Harrison, N. Morris London of Lawrence London of Ardmore, -Oklahoma; Albert London of Clorksburg, W. ond Jack London of Mt.

Lebanon. Sister of Mrs. Gussle Shapiro of Miami, also 11 grandchildren. Services will be held at BLANK BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Forbes Ave.

at Craft, at 11:30 Sundav morning. Visitations one hour before service time only Sunday. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery. Family suggests contributions to the Jewish Home and Hospital for Agea. MANUEL On Thursday, Jan.

30, 1969, Samuel J. of Bowery Wov, beloved husband of Anna Manuel; father of John, Samuel, Joseph Manuel end Mrs. Ellen Steohan; brother of Anthony and James Manuel; Age-line Hlgby, Grace Balic, Josephine Coleman and Rosetta Christian; also eight grandchildren. Friends received at the CHARLES T. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME, 4520 Penn Ave.

Funeral Monday ot o. m. with reauiem high mass In Immaculate Conception Church' of 10 a. m. i McCUE January 30, 1969, John ef 391S Davis Munhall, beloved husband of Merle Wise McCue; father of Mrs.

William (Rita) Brodin, and Jack McCue, both of Munhall; also three grandchildren ond several and nephews. Family will receive friends 2 to 4 and 7 te 9 p.m. at the GEORGE IRV'N GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main (Homestead Park) Munhall. Services on Monday at 11 a. m.

NAGEL Of 125 Third Neville Island on January 30, 1969, John husband n' ArveNa Frank; father of Rulh Belli and Shirley Flncher; brother nf Violet Johnson, Estelle Kerr ond Marvin Nagel; also six grandchild dren. Friends may call at R. D. COPELAND'S, 867 Fifth Coraooolls. Requiem high mass in St.

JoseDh Church on Monday at 9:30 o. m. NEAL On Friday, Jon. 31, 1969, Robert of 215 Singer McKees Rocks, brother of Kathrvn, Beatrice, Mar-oaret Poseman, and Jrtmes G. Sr.

Friends received ot McDERMOTT 1225 Chartlers McKees Rocks. Requiem mass In St. Francis DeSaies Church en Monday, Feb. 3 at a. m.

PACELLA Nicholas, on Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969, beloved husband of Hazel Relchenbach Pacella; father of Ruth i Vilsack, Albert and Robert Pacella; brother of Susie DIVIta, Sally Sutton, Vera Glovengo, Rose locozzla, Michael, Albert end John Pacella; also survived bv three grondchlldren. Friends received at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave. Services on Monday at 11 a. m.

Visitation with the family 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. PELLEGRINO On Friday, Jan. 31, 1969, Diodato, beloved husband of the late Clara; father of Angellne Martini, Sjsos Andonlslo, Antionette Rlzzo, Rose McGregor and Josephine Feige; also eight grandchildren and two greot-arandchllden. Friends will be received at the MICHAEL P.

DeROSA MORTUARY, Paulson Ave. at Wlnslow St. until Tuesday 8t 9 o. m. Requiem High Mass at ur Lady Help of Christians Church at 9:30 a.m.

Visitation 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. prntOTTO On Thursday, Jan. SO, 1969, Angelo Polllck Pivirotto of 215 East Eighth Asplnwall, wife ot Louis A. Pi- rotto: mother nf Pntrieln Rrnnn.

Louis A. Richard ond Mark the exception of Real I state For Corrections and Cancillatlons No caneeotioroaoaddy ef pSiy cknJttssFrjooy NefMSSqy 'through' none una wiwiun mwi tm between a. m. ot error mm ae given, in time tot i insertion ae we are only raspansttla By ROBERT JOHNSON The East Suburban Professional Real Estate Salesmen's Society Inc. will fight a mill-age increase in Penn Hills and press for a reappraisal of taxload distribution throughout the County.

Anthony Amoroso, president of the 75-member society, yesterday said "the tax burden has simply become too great on both our young and old homeowners. "The City of Pittsburgh this year has recognized this fact when it held the line on property taxes," Mr. A said. "It Is now time for the County Commissioners and the borough and township officials to reappraise' the distribution of the tax load," Mr. Amoroso said 64 mem- bers of the society recently voted on the i of whether to fight a proposed 1-mill real estate tax increase in Penn Hills.

Two Opposed Fight Only two members voted against joining, the fight, he continued, because "they didn't want to get involved in politics." "Politics has nothing to do with it though," Mr. Amoroso said. "We just want to keep taxes down so we can sell more houses." Penn Hills commissioners will hold another vote on the township's 1969 budget ordinance which raises real estate taxes from 11 to 124 mills at a meeting Monday. The ordinance was passed at a meeting Dec. 30, but it later was determined the commissioners had violated Robert's Rules of Order, and another vote was scheduled.

Commissioners George Taylor III, Joseph Lepovsky and William Patellos voted against Senate To Probe 'Violent' Movies WASHINGTON (UPI) A Senate subcommittee wants to find out what violent movies do to youngsters. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, Connecticut Democrat, chairman of the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee, charged yesterday that some of these movies are "custom designed for the youth market." He said his subcommittee would start a study in March on the generation gap and the alienation of American youth, paying special attention to violence. events leading to the shootings.

Several bullets are still lodged in her head and part of her face is paralyzed. Witnesses testified it was Erler who twice telephoned police early in the morning after the slaying saying he had killed three persons and pleaded, "Catch me, please." A third body never was found. An alert detective assigned to the case became suspicious of Erler who discovered the girl's body, and the fact that Erler was vague about certain details of bis Death Notices Indudlni uc charge flj ituations Wanted Plot 4c per word ooote be pom) In Display Cla'ssifitx Sunday Only Ads using dth of mora than ana eoturnn. The rote Is 49c per ooote JhVMrV Me per ooa line Indudlna Sunday tor consecutive davi AA. ordered 4 4 eonsecunye days are cnargea.ar me.

rare or uc line Including Sunday. Aae Sunday. Undisplayed Classified Advertlslno not mere -than ana per average weras a urn or ivpe. using jype larger than agate are charged an the agate line basis. The rate It 60c per agate line dally, Tie per ooote line Sunday, for 7 eon-secutga wortrve oy 63c daily ly, We per mate line Junta.

1-4 time ads are S1.0S per og ate line dally, 81.20 per agate line Sunday. Classified Daily There or words In a Una af ogate type. Ads ustha type targer then ooote. borders, white space, etc, are charged on the AqATE.LINl'bosisherato Is, 60c per agate line lor 7 consecutive days. Aas ordered 4 to 4 oansecutiva days ere Word Rata Daily Sunday Minimum 15 Words Wicwori dolly, Uo per word Sunday, for aensecutTve loc a word daily nvsa par word Sunday tor 4 to esn-stcutTve day order.

Iiv a word delh 14a per word Sunday tor a .1 -esneeeuttve day order. isyicowenf dally, 17a per word Sunday 1 or I eorjecuttve nTlKfraill Box Number Replies Advertlsara not aeslrlna to 'Catch Me Please' Killer Plttsbur Indicate alvuloM iidresses count as three words, when addresses count as three words, when Is placed. mailed Is pi Box Numb MrfrMt levard three or four words wi llumlitr" am am to He should be made whan the ad T. 'Box Number' ir the) ad Cop Guilty In Death WARNING: EMERGENCY CALLS ON INDECENT LANGUAGE inf renal voow or rmniriTHniw vnnm man ii.i Any person wnp wi OieiV a pony, line wtmi Hinjrmw nun nwmawanr an rwraenew sal to a fire deeartment, a police deaanment, or cat aid or ambulance service. Is guilty of on set to a fine or Imstisonment or beth.

The statute de- tor modi and suDI huinanTlto PARTY LINES, OBSCENE OR AND ANONYMOUS CALLS mi prt summoning' or aM an 24M20I ryny rnusei retinquim rmmeai- neeaea tor sucn. an mtrnnvr iw FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI)-Robert J. Erler, 24, a policeman, was convicted of Killing a 12-year-old girl and then calling his fellow officers to beg them to "catch me." Court of Records Judge E. Summers Sheffey yesterday sentenced Erler to 99 and a half years in prison for the flaying of Merilyn Clark of Atlanta Aug.

12. The girl's body was found on a road near the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Her mother, gravely wounded, recalled npslynr'W'wr. ir is mnwiiieuiiHi. rar ms of conveyint no anonymously an teleDnona arwyou7lyonMrperson if annoying, meiesiina or norsssins sucn person or THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Want-Ad Hwdquarfirt Blvd.

ef Allies at Liberty Ave. rivirono; sisrar nt virgin Stanley, Edward, Anthony gnd victor Polllck, also survived y. two grandchildren. The family will receive frlonds 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

Saturdoy afternoon at H. BLAINE WEDDELL FUNIR-.