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9 I or no I Obituaries Wm. Metcalf Dies, Retired Steel Official Industrialist Dies at 86 In Sewickley Other obituaries, preceding 1 page. The Pittsburgh Press, Anne Metcalf, and Mrs. Christine McMaster; a brother, Orlando P. Metcalf of Cazenuvia, N.

three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Private funeral services will be tomorrow afternoon at Mr. Metcalf's home. Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. The family has requested that William Metcalt a retired steel executive who was prominent in the growth of the industry in Pittsburgh, died tohis Sewickley home.

He was 86. Mr. Metcalt was a former president of the Braeburn Steel founder of the Wycoff Steel and a past president of the Lava cible Co. also was one of the orig. inal partners in the old FrankKneeland Machine now part of United Engineering Foundry Co.

A native of Pittsburgh, Mr. Metcalf was a graduate of Shattuck School, and Cornell University Law School. He was a practicing attorney in Pittsburgh for many years until the death of his father, whom he succeeded as president of the Braeburn firm. The elder Melcalf had founded the steel company. Following overseas service as an Army officer during World Mr.

Metcalf helped organize the Wyckoff and was a director of the company at the time of his death. He was active in the reorganization of the Lava Crucible Co. during the 1920s. A member of the Duquesne Club, Mr. Metcalf was a past trustee of Carnegie Institute and Cornell University.

He was a life member of the Congressional Country Club in Washington. Mr. Metcalf lived at 642 Grove St. Surviving are, his widow, Faith White Metcalf; a son, William Metcalf III; three daughters, Mrs. Helen McKinney, flowers be omitted.

William T. McCullough Jr. William T. McCullough 55, secretary treasurer of the W. T.

McCullough Electric died last night in Mercy Hospital. A native Pittsburgher, he attended Shady Side and Mercersburg Academies. He lived in the Carlton House. He was a member of the Mr. McCullough Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh Athletic Longue Vue Country Club, Fellowship Lodge 679 Scottish Rite Bodies Valley of Pittsburgh, Syria Temple, Rotary Club, and the Credit Assn.

of Western Pennsylvania. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Charles A. McFeely a son, W. T.

McCullough III; a sister, Mrs. H. Mason Reed; brother, C. Hax McCullough, and five grandchildren. Friends are being received at H.

Samson's, 537 Neville St, where services will be Monday at 10:30 Burial will be private. The family requests that instead of flowers, contributions be sent to the Cancer Fund. Mrs. Emma 72, of Mrs. Emma Peterson Peterson, Cereal Heights, Irwin, a retired employe of Westinghouse Airbrake, died yesterday, at Westmoreland in Greensburg.

Retiring seven years ago, Mrs. Peterson had been with the firm for 34 years. She was a member of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Irwin. She is survived by two sons, Gilbert and Clarence Peterson; two daughters, Mrs. Harold Bergman and Mrs.

Ethel Bar ton; a brother, Charles; 17 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Friends are being received at the Rodgers Funeral Home, 310 Third Irwin, where services will be Sunday at 2 p. m. Burial will be in Irwin Union Cemetery. Mary A.

Standish Mary A Anderson Standish, niece of the late Ethelbert Nevin, Pittsburgh composer, died today at her home, 315 Meadow Lane, Edgeworth. She was the daughter of the late Thomas A. and Elizabeth Nevin Standish, and was graduate of the National Cathedral School, Washington. Surviving are two brothers. Thomas A.

Standish five III and nephews and one niece." Private funeral services will be tomorrow afternoon at Miss, Standish's home. Her family has requested that flowers be omitted. Reds to Tour Britain LONDON, Aug. 31-Russia's aircraft industry minister P. V.

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ZELIENOPLE Zellenople, Pa. Deaths Barlow, Louise G. Bender, Jane Lecky Bisacca, Frank P. Conrad, Diane Jean. Cook, J.

Leonard. Cox, Shirley Donaldson. Howard B. Donnelly, Catherine M. Ferris, Abe J.

Fertig, Casper. Fox, Catherine Gasper, Frank Hardie, Margaret Hays, Charles A. Hopkins, Ann Horid. Michael Howard, Mary Margaret. Julian, Frank Kasulonis, Peter Katz, Herman.

Kennelly, Katherine Kovacic, 'S Simon Kulkowski, Helena Lee, Mamie Leslie, Mabel Blanche Linton, Morris Lonergon, Patrick M. Mason, Victor L. Mastandrea, Michaelina Melchior, John Metcalf, William. Miller, Newton H. Sr.

Morrone, Michael Muchler, Wallace T. Mueller, Edward Nugent, Thomas W. Parke, Anna Parme, George Passavant, Emma V. Pefferman, Harry M. Adam H.

Pfeifer, Katie M. Postikac. Peter. Quinn, Elizabeth Rea, Sarah Jane Remlinger, John C. Schneider, Anna M.

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Walkowiak, Peter Waldschmidt, Walter D. Watton, Clyde E. Wroblewska, Helen. Death Notices BARLOW On Thursday. August 30.

1956. Louise Grabowsky Barlow. mother of Wm. G. Barlow of Pleasant Hills and Mrs.

Gretchen Kreuer of Glen Mills, mother of Jack E. Kreuer of Greensboro, S. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville St.

(Oakland Civic Center). Friday, from 2-4 and 7-9 D. m. Funeral services Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Please omit BENDER- On Thursday, Aug.

30, 1956, at 8:30 p. Lecky Bender, of 611 Tingley widow of William J. Bender: mother of Nielson Smith Kearney. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Ave.

Services on Tuesday, at 2 p. m. BISACCA- Frank On Thursdav. Aug 30. 1936.

P. Bisacca. husband of Stefana: father of Mrs. Mary Caruso, Mrs. Vera Ardisson, Louis.

Mrs. Margaret De Marco. Frank Jr. Mrs. Edith Guzzi.

Lena and Eugene Bisacca: also 16 grandchildren and Ave great-grandchildren. Friends received st the Brusco Home. 2007 Fifth Ave. Requiem high mass at St. Peter the Apostle Church on Monday at 8:30 CONRAD- Thursday.

Aur. 30. 1956. Diane Jean Conrad, ace years, of 249 Vineland Overbrook, daughter of James W. and Della M.

Conrad: granddauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Flood P. Conrad. Friends received at the funeral home of J.

Herbert Hershberger and Sons. 57 Station Crafton, where services will be held on Saturday at 3:30 p. m. COOK On Thursday. Auc.

30. 1956. at 11:20 J. Leonard Cook. husband of Edith Sankey Cook of 1000 East End father of J.

Donald Cook: brother of Mrs Irvin J. Beachy and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville St.

(Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. In lieu of memorials may be sent to the Shriners' Hospitals for Crippled Children. in care of Syria Temple. COX Suddenly, on Wednesday, August 29, 1936, Shirley, age 8, of 3028 Huxley survived by her parents. William and Rose Cox, her grandparents Henry and Rose Cox: 1 sister, Donna Marie.

Funeral services at the H. L. Speer Funeral Home. 2927 Chartiers Sheraden, on Saturday at 2 p. m.

DONALDSON- On Monday. Aug. 27. 1956, at Avon Park. Howard B.

Donaldson. husband of Ethel Loughry Donaldson: brother of Dr. W. R. Donaldson.

Mrs. Jeane Bigger. Mrs. Maud Meiser. Mrs.

Frances Inglefeld. Friends received at the funeral home of J. Herbert Hershberger and Sons. 57 Station Crafton. after 7:30 Friday evening.

Funeral services Saturday, At 2 p. DONNELLE- On Wednesday. Aue. 29. 1956.

Catherine M. Dollish Donnelly, of 2440 Edgar wife of the late Edward M. Donnelly, received at the Joseph Colligan Funeral Home, 608. Warrington Ave. Funeral on Saturday, Sept.

1, at 8 m. High mass of requiem in St. Wendelin's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited.

August 29. 1956. Abe in his 75th year; father of Josenh, George and Helen Ferris, Susan Abraham: also survived by sister. Mrs. Tony Hanna and 6 grandchildren.

Friends received at Fryer's. 729 Washington Bridgeville. Funeral on Saturday. with services at St. George's Syrian Orthodox Church.

at 2 p. m. FERTIG-On Thursday. Aug. 30.

1956. Casper Fertin. husband of the late Mary L. Hauser of 3967 McClure father of Mrs. Katherine F.

Katzenmever. Mrs. Alfreda H. Slaney and Allen F. Hauser: also survived by four and two greatgrandchildren.

Friends received at the Betcher Mortuarv, 633 California Avalon. Services on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited, FOX AUR. 30. 1956.

Catherine Bauman Fox. wife of Thomas of 1704 Yorktown Place. Blackridge: mother cf Mrs. Jeanne Bauman, Thomas E. Fox Mrs.

Rita Britt And Mrs. Virginia Tolerico: daughter of Mrs. Catherine Bauman: also 6 grandchildren. Friends received at Courtley Funeral Home, Franklin Ave. (at Coal Wilk.

Requiem mass at St. Bartholomew Church. Penn Monday morning at 9 o'clock. GASPER On Wednesday. Aug.

29, 1956. Frank. beloved husband of Barbara, of 5236 Duncan father of John, Anne Bosiljevac, Edward. Lois Bernard. James and Raymond: also 8 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Paris Funeral Home, 4825 Butler St. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Assumption Church, 57th Saturday, Sept. 1, at 9 m. HARDIE- On Wednesday.

Aug. 29. 1956. at 5:10 D. Margaret Spears Hardie.

wife of the late Thomas Hardie: mother of Walter A. Hardie. Harrisburg. and Howard T. Hardie.

Pittsburgh: also survived by three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Friends received at H. Samson's. 337 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center).

where services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. HATS- On Tuesday. Aug. 28.

1956, Charles A. 180 Amabell Mt. Washington, husband of the late Florence Erck Hays: father of Mrs. Edward J. Scanian.

Charles J. and John E. Hays; brother of Mrs. M. Meyers.

Mrs. K. Mayer. Miss Alice and William Hays: also survived by 5 grandchildren. Friends received at the parlors of Wm.

Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. (and Kearsarce St. Washington, until 8:15 m. Saturday, Sept. 1.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary of the Mount Church, at 9 a. m. on Wednesday, 39. 1956.

at her home. 3438 Dawson Ann Kern. wife I of Walter E. Hopkins: daughter of the late Leonard and Hannah Muse Kern: sister of Richard. Rov 8., Leonard T.

Kern. Friends may call at the Funeral Home. Forbes St. at McKee Place. Oakland.

Services Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. HORID (Oherednick) Wednesday. August 29, Michael, beloved father of Joseph Horid, of 1407 Jancey also 2 grandchildren. Friends received at the King Funeral Home. Butler at 52nd Sts.

Funeral on Saturday, at 2 p. m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. HOWARD--On Thursday. Aug.

30. 1956. Mary Margaret Corne (Auntie) of 416 Third Carnegic. wife of the late Patrick. Friends are invited to call at the Leo J.

Hennev Funeral Home, 323 Second Carnegie. Funeral Monday with solemn requiem mass at St, Luke's Church at 10 a. m. JULIAN- father of Aug. Kathryn 30, Mag- 1956.

llocca, Pia Fiori. Albert Amedio, Esther Roma and Tillie Ragazzo: 16 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Bagnato Funeral Home, 50 McDermott Carnegie. Funeral Monday, at 10:30. with reoutem high mass in Holy Soul's Church.

At 11:00 a. m. -On Wednesdav. Auz. 20 1956.

of 102 Kaufmann Peter Kasuionis: father of Mrs. Anna Palucis Hospodar, Mrs. Marie Caskev. Michael Kasulonis and Castel: also three grandchildren. Friends received at the A.

L. Wenslovas Funeral Home. 2128 Carson Street. South Side Funeral on Saturdar. Sept.

1. 9 A. m. Requiem hich mass in St. Casimir's Church at 10 a.

KATZ--On Friday. Aug. 31, 1956. at 1:30 Herman Katz, beloved husband of the late Mary Katz: father of Louis Katz. Mrs.

Samuel Fiedler. Mrs. H. D. Goldberg.

Mrs. Martin Hepps, Mrs. J. D. Swartz: also six grandchildren, WO great Services will be held at the Ralph Schugar Chapel.

5509 Center on Fridav. AuR. 31, at 3 D. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemeterv.

(In lieu of flowers, family requests donations be made to Montefore Hospital Research Fund.) KENNELLY Wednesday evening. Katherine Ralston, widow of William Kennelly of 435 South Pacific survived by 7 sisters and 1 brother, Funeral services at McCade Bros. Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Saturday. Sept. 1.

1956. at 11 a. m. Interment Indiana. Pa.

KOVACIC On Aug. 29, 1956. Simon, of 116 Beaver Road. Ambridge. Pa.

Friend of Joseph Grenick. Members of C.F.V. No. and friends received at Ogrodnik Funeral Home, 333 Butler Etna. Requiem high mass at St.

Nicholas Church, Millvale, on Saturday, at 9:30 m. KULKOWSKI On Wednesday. August 29. 1956. Helena, of 4929 Butler wife of the late StanIslaus Kulkowski: mother of Stanley and John Kulkowski, Helen Fasczewski, Frances Turak.

Stella Radzanowski: also ten grandchildren. Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home. 4635 Butler on Saturday. September 1. at 8 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass Holy Family Church, at 9 -m. Friends invited. LEE Of 4602 Club View Drive. Whitehall.

on August 29. 1956. Mamie M. Lee: mother of Mrs. Virginia Moir.

William Robert W. and Helen A. Lee: brother of William D. Wilson: also four grandchildren, Friends received at the Coneland Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Coraopolis.

Services Saturday at m. LESLIE -On Tuesday, August 28. 1956. Mabel Blanche Scott, rife of the late Homer E. Leslie, of Conneaut Lake, formerly of Pittsburgh; mother of Edward Kirk, Alice Scott Leslie and Mrs.

Blanche Leslie Gibson: also survived by 2 granddaughters. Friends received at T. D. Turner's, 729 Wallace where serVices will be held Saturday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.

Charter member of Queen Alliquippa Chapter of DAR. LINTON- Suddenly. on Thursday. Aug. 30, 1956.

Morris (Mock) Linton. beloved husband of Kayla Linton: father of Judith Linton and Linda Linton: brother of Mrs. S. E. Horne.

Mrs. I. H. Bloom, Mrs. Bernard Meyer, Henry E.

Linton and Leonard Linton. Services will be held at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center on Friday, Aug. 31. at 1 p.

m. Interment West View Cemetery. Family requests flowers be omitted. LONERGON-Suddenly, on Thursday, Aug. 30.

1956, Patrick in his 3rd year, of 350 Travis Baldwin Boro. beloved son of James Dewey and Irma Smith: brother of Phyllis and Kathleen. Friends received at the M. J. Cieslak Funeral Home.

2935 Brownsville Rd. Funeral on Monday, at 9 m. Blessing services at the Nativity Church. at 10 m. MASON At Cleveland.

Ohio, on Thursday, August 30, 1956. Victor L. Mason: father of Thomas A. Mason: brother of Grant A. son.

Services at Millard. Son Raper Cleveland, Ohio. Friday at 8 p. m. Graveside services at Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery Saturday morning, MASTANDREA -Wednesday. Aug. 29. 1956. Michaelina, beloved wife of Michael Mastandrea: mother of Mrs.

Ann Falvo, Mrs. Mary Castelluccio. Michael Jr. and seph. Friends MAY call at the Morasco Funeral Home, 805 Brushton Ave.

Funeral at 9 m. Solemn requiem high MASK in Mother of Good Counsel Church. at 9:30, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1956, at 11:12 p.m., William T. McCullough of Carlton House.

son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William T. McCullough: father of Mrs. Charles A.

McFeely Jr. and William T. McCullough III: brother of Mrs. H. Mason Reed.

C. Has McCullough: nephew of Mrs. Otto C. Gaub: also survived by 5 grandchildren. Friends received at H.

Samson's, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Monday morning. at 10:30 o'clock. Interment private. In lieu of nowers.

memorials may be sent to the Cancer Fund. MELCHIOR- On Wednesday. Aug. 29. 1956, John, of 4019 Mintwood son of the late Nicholas and Margaret Melchior: brother of Catherine Melchior, Eleanor Martin.

Madeline Staus, Margaret neral Gronau and Mary Smolder. Fufrom the Verner G. Lutz Funeral Home, 3600 Penn on Saturday. Sept. 1, at 11 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Augustine's Church, at 11:45 a. Holy Name Society, Knights of St. George.

Branch No. 5, and friends invited. Sewicklev. on Friday. Aug.

31, 1956. William Metcalf son of the late William and Christiana Fries Metcalf. busband of Faith White Metcalf: father of Helen Metcalf McKinnev. William Metcalf Ill and Miss Ann Metcalf. Christine Metealf McMaster: brother of Orlando P.

Metcalf of Cazenovia. N. also vived by three grandchildren and three services great will be private Funeral at late residence. 642 Grove Sewicklev. Saturday afternoon, Sept.

1. Please omit flowers. MILLER--On Thursday, August 30. 1956, at St. Clair Memorial Hospital, Newton H.

husband of the late Ivy Clark Miller: father of Newton H. Jr. and William A. Miller: son of Mrs. W.

A. Miller: brother of Mrs. Hazel Wilmoth and Miss Mary Miller of Meyersdale, Pa. Friends received in Orion' C. Pinkerton Funeral Home.

1014 California Avalon (North Boros). Private services and interment on Saturday afternoon at Meyert dale, Pa. 1956, MORRONE- Michael, -On of 1304 Tuesday, Aug. 28. North Wilk.

beloved husband of sephine Fuccaro: father of Lydia Daood and Reymond: brother of Marcellina Capo, of Erichetta Vivoli. of the late Frank and William: also 1 grandchild. Friends received at the De Rosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave. (at Winslow until Saturday.

at 8 m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. James' Church, Wilkinsburg. at 9 a. m.

MUCHLER Suddenlv, on Thursday. Aug. 30. 1956. at 7:45 A.

Wallace T. Muchier of 648 Crane Beechview, beloved husband of Bessie Murray Muchler and father of Mrs. Jame Altman. Nelson M. and Alan S.

Muchler: grandfather of Lynn. Bess and Neal Wallace Altman: brother of William S. Muchler, Funeral from the Raymond S. Phillips Funeral Home, 1923 Broadway (at Pauline Beechview. Notice of time later, Friends and members of John Brasher Lodge 473.

F. 4. Beechview Post 740. American Legion are invited. MUELLER At his home, 409 Burgess on Wednesday, Edward Mueller, husband of Ema Breuninger: father of Dorothy.

Ruth, Marian, Jean, Lois, Lorraine. Eileen and Edward: brother of Rose Sontag, Marie Koll, Cecelia Wentz. Madeline Ernst. Francis, Charles. Joseph: 1 grandchild.

Funeral on Saturday. September 1. 1956. at 10 a. from Corneltus Pappert's, 2705 East St.

Requiem high a 8 8 in Annunciation Church. at 11 o'clock. Members of V.F.W. Post 575 and friends invited. NUGENT On Monday.

Aug 27. 1956. at St. Petersburg. Fle.

Thomas W. age 84 rears (former1v of Braddock) husband of the late Edna Karlor: son the late James A and Mary Clohessy: uncle of James Thomas W. Richard M. Nuzent. Antoinette Gannon.

Joseph Czyzewski. Rose Sawin. Mary Louise Conroy and Katherine Nuzent: brotherin-law of Mira. D. Nument and Blasius J.

Cayzewski. Friends received at the Nied Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Swissvale, after 7 1. m. Thursday. Solemn mass of requiem At St.

Anselm'8 C. Church, on Saturday, at 9 a. m. 1 Death Notices Death Notices PARKE-On Thursday, Aug. 30.

1956, at 3:13 D. Anna G. Parke (nee Goettel, wife of the late Samuel A. Parke, age 77 years, of 127 Rents Way; mother of Gordon Kennith and Allan 8. Parke.

Friends may call at the Wm. C. Hirt Funeral Home. 704. Brownsville Rd.

at Alice St. Services Saturday, at 2 p. m. 29. 1956, George 656 Lilac PARME On Wednesday, August beloved husband 01 Mary Dargan: father of John.

Pr. George Mrs. Elizabeth Keevican Edward: brother of Joseph and Mrs. Alice Blakeley: also 5 grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Somma Funeral Home.

721 Brushton Ave. Funeral on Saturday, At 11 a. m. Requiem high mass in St. Rosalia Church, at 12 noon.

PASSAVANT At the Passavant Hospital. Thursday. Aue. 30. Emma V.

ARE 80. of Zelienople. aunt of Charles S. Passavant IIf and his wife. Hetty R.

Passavant: tro grandnieces, Mrs. Charles B. Kaufmann Jr. and Mrs. Sidney E.

Henderson also sister-in-law Mrs. Lillian T. Passavant. Friends are being received at the Glenn Funeral Home. where services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.

m. PEFFERMAN On Thursdav. August 30. 1956. Harry M.

of 528 Throp beloved husband of Mrs. Anna Reith Pefferman: father of Mrs Alberta Koyarv. Mrs. June Miller and the late Harry N. Pefferman: brother of Edward.

Phillip and Joseph Petterman and Mrs. Bertha Flynn: also one grandchild. Julis Kovary. Funeral from the Home of Schellhaas Son, 707 East on Saturday. at 3 p.

m. Friends invited. PETERS -On Thursday, Adam beloved husband of the late Alice Commony Peters: father of George Peters, Mrs. Evelyn Bedell, Mrs. Eileen Masi and Mrs.

Mary MeDonugh: also 7 grandchildren. Services at the Chanel of Walter J. Sperling. 622 Lockhart on Saturday, at 1 o'clock. Friends invited.

PFEIFER -On Wednesdar. August 29. 1956. Katie M. Pfeifer (nec Hehmann) at the home of her son.

Jerome H. Pfeifer. 1230 Woodbourne Brookline: also survived by daughter. Mrs. Catherine Scisinger of Le Roy.

Ohio: grandmother of John H. Pfeifer: sister of Mrs. William Steun: George and Henry S. Hehmant. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary.

2630 West Liberty until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Requiem high MASS at Resurrection Church at 11 o'clock. Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. POSTIKAC On Thursday.

Aug. 30. 1956. Peter of 3861 Alexis St. beloved husband of Mary and brother of Julia Watso.

Friends IT. A call at the Rim Funeral Home. 617 Greenfeld Ave. Mass of requiem at St. John Chrysostom G.

C. Church on Tuesday at 9 m. QUINN- Tuesday morning. Elizabeth Guggie. widow of William Quinn, of 4506 Corday Way; mother of Charles, William, Walter and Thomas Quinn, and Mildred Blacksmith; sister of Joseph and Peter Katherine Bollinger and Pearl Rimmel; 14 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren Funeral from McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home. 5300 Penn Saturday Sept. 1st. 1:56, at 9 Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church.

at 10 a. m. REMLINGER Aurora, 29. 1956, John husband of Marian Remlinger. formerly of Pittsburgh; father of Walter C.

Remlinger; 7 grandchildren. Graveside Services in Allegheny Cemetery, Saturday afternoon, at 2. o'clock. Friends invited. SIMPKISS- On Tuesday.

Aug. 28. 1956. Frank ausband of the late Emily W. Simpkiss: father of Ruth E.

Shomsky: brother of A. P. and John Simpkiss: also survived by 2 grandchildren. Friends may call the Ferguson-Wood Funeral Home, Forbes St. at MoKee Oakland.

Services Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. SITZ- On Thursday. Auz. 30, 1956, Emil brother of Charles J. Sitz, of Oakland.

Friends may call at the Ferguson Funeral Home, Forbes at McKee Place, Oakland. Services. Monday afternoon, at o'clock. Interment Minersville Cemetery. SWARTLING On Wednesday.

August 29 1956. Verner father of Mrs. Gloria Bergs. Mrs. Nilda Mazie: son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Swartline: brother of Mrs. Marion Davis. Mrs. Lillian Field.

Arthur. Raymond and Richard Swartling. Friends received At the Walter S. Schaub Funeral Home. Brownsville Road (at Knox at Suncrest), Funeral on Saturday 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. George's R. C. Church at 9 o'clock.

WALKOWIAK (Walker) )-On day, Aug 28. 1956. Peter Walkowiak. in his 67th year. brother of Viola Walkowiak, of 25 Welsh Road.

Friends received at Charles C. Cieslak Funeral Home, 81 South 15th St. Funeral Saturday, At 9 a. m. Requiem high mass in St.

Adalbert's Church, at 10 a. m. ZAK Tuesday. Aug. 28, 1956, Bella (Bronislawa), rite of the late Walter Zak: mother of Helen.

Matthew, Robert and Herman Zak. Mrs. Eva Caczepanski and Mrs. Josephine Kasperski: also grandchildren. Friends received at A.

Starb and Sons Funeral Home, 900 Chartiers W. Peh. Requiem high mass in Guardian Angels Church on Saturday, Sept. 1, at 10 REA-On Tuesdar evening. August 28 1956 Sarah Jane.

daughter of the late David and Jane Guy Rea: sister of Frank H. Rea of Hazelwood. Friends received at the Forsaith Funeral Home, 126 Hazelrood Ave. Hazel wood where settices will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, Interment Union Dale Cemetery. SCHNEIDER Tuesday, AuR.

28. 1956. Anna M. Schuler: mother of the late Rev. Joseph J.

Schneider: sister of Joseph and Charles Kual- maier and the late Mrs. Clementine Krumenacke. Friends received at Staab Sons Funeral Home. 90 Chartiers Ave. W.

Pittsburch Requiem high mass in St. Martin's Church Saturday. Sent. 1. at 9 Member of Catholic Women's Union.

SCHWARZ-On Wednesday. Aue. 29, 1956. Karl. beloved husband of Minnie Daum of 333 Orchard Place.

Knoxville: father of Mrs. Esther Baggett of Arlington, Mrs. Ruth A Bauerschmidt, Set. Charles E. of Fortress Monroe.

also two grandsons. Friends may call at the Robert E. Koontz Funeral Home. 209 Allen Ave. Services Saturday at 2 D.

Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. SIEGEL-On Aue. 30. 1956. Henry Siegel of 324 Highland Lane.

EdgeForth. father of Mrs. Harry J. Knoch, George H. and William L.

Siegel: brother of Mrs. Tillie Myler, Mrs. Lena Reich. Miss Annie. Miss Minnie.

John and George Siegel. Friends received at the Irvine Funeral Home, 702 Beaver Sewickler, where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, SOUKUP-On Thursday. Aug. 30. 1956, Theresa Youch Soukup.

of 240 Spencer Carrick. Sur- 1 vived by 3 dauzhters: 6 sons: sister; 2 brothers; 37 grandchildren: 28 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. Friends received at the E. C. Koontz Funeral Home.

1719 Brownsville Rd. Funeral on Monday, at 8 m. Requiem high mass in St. Wendelin's Church, at 9 m. STACK--Mary Audley, on Thursday.

Aug. 30. 1956. beloved wife of Cornelius (Con) Stack. of 1332 Woodlawn mother of Mary, Dolores, Sara, Catherine, Regina and Patrick: daughter of Patrick and Margaret Griffin Audley: also 5 sisters: one brother.

Friends may call at the Knee Memorial Home Center at South. Wilk. High mASS of requiem at St. Jame's R. C.

Church. on Monday. at 10 a. m. Christian Mothers rosary service Sat.

at 9 p.m. STANDISH Edgeworth on Friday. Aue. 31. 1956.

Miss Mary Anderson Standish, daughter of the late Thomas A. and Elizabeth Nevin Standish; sister of William Llord Standish 111 and Thomas Anderson Standish niece of the late Ethelbert Nevin: also survived by 5 nephews and 1 niece. Funeral services will be private at her late residence. 315 Meadow Lane. Edzeworth, on Saturday afternoon.

Please omit flowers. TAYLOR Thursday. AuR. 30. 1956.

John G. Tavior. son of Mrs. Anna B. Taylor and brother of Martha Clyde and Allen Tavlor.

Friends received at the McFarland Funeral Home. North Braddock. where services will be held Saturdav at 2 D. m. WALDSCHMIDT-At on Thursday.

Aue. 30. 1956. at his residence. 20 East 56th Walter Daniel Waldschmidt, age 60 rears.

husband of Lillian Waldschmidt: father of Mrs. Louis Schafer and brother of Mrs. Lil- lian E. Brown. both of Pah.

Friends received at Flanner and Buchanan, Broad Ripple Mortuary, where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Interment at Indianavolis. Ind. WATTON-On Tuesdav. Aug. 28.

Clyde beloved husband of Susan Wright Watton: father of Mrs. Alice Strobe. Mrs. Bertha Prescott. Clvde James.

Donald and William John Wilson: brother of Mrs. Mayme Everly and William Watton: also survived by 18 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren. Friends are Invited to call at the Leo J. Henney Funeral Home, 723 Second Carnegie, where services will be held oft Saturday, at 2 p. m.

WROBLEWSKA On Thursday. AuR. 30. Helen of 167-41st beloved wife of Konstanty: mother of Mrs. Harriet Gromacki.

Walter and Edward: nine grandchildren. Funeral from the 3. E. -44th Harenaki Funeral Home. 216- on Monday.

Sent. 3. Requiem in Holy Family Church at 9 a. m. HOLIDAY NOTICE The Press Want-Ad Counter Service at Main Building, Boulevard of Allies, and Liberty will be closed on: Monday, Sept.

3rd HOWEVER YOU MAY PHONE WANTS ADS TO COURT 1-4900 Monday, Sept. 3rd 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.

Special Notices BRICKLAYERS UNION NO. 2 OF PA. Notice of meeting of SPECIAL IMPORTANCE will be held Friday, August 31, 1956 at 8 p. m. at 205 Third Pah.

In Memoriam PHILLIPS Anna May. In loving memory of our dear Mother who passed away one year ago to-day. August 31st. Your memory is a keepsake With which we will never part, Though God, has you in his keeping We will always have you in our hearts. Sadly missed by children and grand children.

Memorial Gifts Gratefutty Accepted WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA HEART ASSOCIATION Fiorrsts FLOWERS Say More Than Any Words Florists Association of W. Pa. MU. MA. 2-1300 1-1300 GIDA 5 LUBIN SMALLEY THE BEST IN FLOWERS 125 FIFTH AVE.

GR. 1-2200 -Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY County Memorial 6 graves, $300; nicest improved section. Northwood Realty, Peebles Duncan Ave. Forest 4-9588. JEFFERSON Memorial- grave lots.

Charities Gardens, Sacrifice. Phone Evenings, Homestead 2-4310. SUNSET View. Memorial Park grave lot in developed section, $300. Churchill 2-5858.

Lost and Found BEAGLE Hound -Male. License 11555. Saturday afternoon, vicinity 4200 block Perrysville Ave. Reward. Wellington 1-0392J.

THE Farm and Garden Classification in Press Want Ads is a fairground of livestock and poultry offerings. BILLFOLD Lady's. containing money and cards. Monday around 4 p. corner Market and Fourth.

Reward. Tuxedo 2-1290. COCKER Spaniel- -Black, female: lost Shaler Township vicinity, Sunday. Needs medical care. Reward.

Hunter 6-4186. PRESS Classified Advertising is valed for quick results in renting all types of living quarters. DIAMOND Pin- shaped. Thursday, August 23. Mellon Square Parking-Carlton House.

Reward. Grant 1-3341. KITTEN- Part Perstan: black; scar on neck. Kleber Bros. Service Station, Route 8, Sunday, $10 reward.

Hunter 6-8775. THERE is a cash market for all kinds of household goods for quick sale in the Want Ad Pages of The Press. NECKLACE- -White heart stone, picture of Christ in center; lost between 9th Liberty Ave. Everglade 1-7989. PUPPY- color, 3 months old.

Boxer, Oakland, near Dithridze St. Reward. Mayflower 1-8051. THE Business Opportunity Column fur. nishes a fertile held for small vestment and profitable effort.

WALLET- -Containing money And cards, lost Sunday between Erie Pittsburgh; reward. Montrose 1-2463. WATCH Bulova (gent's), yellow sold, brown strap, lost Kaufmann cafeteria, Monday; reward. Locust 1-3240. FOUND--Female puppy, white, with brown spots: Dormont.

Lehigh 1-3146 2 Personal ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Margaret Nock (Maiden name), born 1924 in Pittsburzh. daughter of Edward and Mildred Nock. formerly of 808 South North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Please call Fieldbrook 1-7642. WOMAN In Greenfield who called about Boxer puppy on Thursday.

Please call back. Maynower 1-8051. IN TROUBLE- Unmarried. expectant mothers set sympathetic counsel, refuge, medical care. Florence Crittenton Home.

BILLY- -Picase don't leave without me. I love you. B. OFFICES, cottages. hunting lodges.

farms all occupy a prominent place in the Rental Classification of The Press. Legal Notices ESTATE of Elizabeth Grove or Elizabeth B. Grove, deccased. of Pah. No.

3806 of 1956. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Elizabeth Kleean, 317 Bissell 011 Pa. or to John E. Winner and Floyd V. Winner, 1809 Union Nat'l.

Bank Pgh. 22, Pa. ESTATE of Gertrude Moser or Gertrude M. Moser, deceased, of West View. 3881 of 1956.

Letters testamentars on her estate were granted to the undersized who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Raymond P. Moser, 66 Ashford West View. Peh. 29. or to William H.

Markus, 1808 Law Finance Pgh. 19, Pa. FOR SALE Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will offer at public sale, for cash. on September 11. 1956, at 2:00 p.

m. the banking house property of the First National Bank in Cecil and an adjacent tract between the building and Millers Run Creek, subject to the following conditions: 1. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will open the bidding with guaranteed offer of $13.500.00. but reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The highest bidder will be required to support his offer with A11 earnest money deposit of of his bid and to pay the balance within thirty (30) days 11 the offer 1s approved.

No broker's fee to be paid; taxes, rents. insurance and utilities to be adjusted to date the sale is closed. 3. A converance of title to be made under and subject to existing leases by quitclaim deed form available for inspection in the Office of the Liquidator. For chain of title to the bank building reference is made to the deed from First National Bank In Cecil, to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation dated October 9.

1950. and recorded In the Recorder's Office in WashInaton County. Pennsylvania, In Deed Book 776. page 107: for chain of title to tract adJoining the bank building reference is made to Parcel Eighth In the deed from Margaret C. Wagner to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation dated July 20.

1955. and recorded in the Recorder's Office aforesaid In Deed Book 936. page 203. The successful bidder will have thirty 1301 days within which to check FDIC's title to the property. PLACE OF SALE: Sale will be held at the front door of banking house.

For complete details call or see J. C. Jacobson. Liquidator, at (Phone: his office In the banking house. Canal 1-56161.

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION By: J. C. JACOBSEN, Liquidator, Cecil, Pa. ESTATE May Reynoids Henderson, deceased, of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, No.

3952 of 1936. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Ethel I. Geltz, 1407 Oliver Building. Pittsburgh 22. or to Tener.

Van Kirk, Wolf Moore. 1407 Oliver Building. Pittsburgh 22. Pa. ESTATE of Regina Latter, deceased, of Pa.

No. 3778 of 1956. ters testamentary on her estate were granted 10 the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent, to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Joseph R. Lattner, 248 Yale Pgh. 29, Pa.

and Herbert Latter, 316 Skyview Drive, Pch. 7. Extrs, or to Walter J. Wagner, 901 Jones Law Pah. 19, Pa.

ESTATE of Henrietta L. Kephart or Mrs. George T. Kephart, deceased, of Wilmerding. No.

3087 of 1956. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all person indebted to decedent to make payment rithout to Roy D. Kephart, 745 Fanta Gords Fast McKeesport. or to Harold L. Masters.

311 Union Trust BidE, Pa. IN the court of quarter sessions of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. No. 256 June, 1956 Misc. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs.

One 1947 Chevrolet Coupe Serial No. 9EJG12262, Title No. F6991116, Penna. License No. L81-A-8.

Registered in the name of Hezekiah Knox. TO HEZEKIAH KNOX: You are herenotified that on or about Tuesday, May 29 1936. at 11:40 DL. at the Avenues. corner of Pittsburgh, Davenport Allegheny and Coun- Wylie ty, Pennsylvania, there was seized Penn- by the officers and agents of the sylvania Liquor Control Board the folowing describ property: One 1947 Chevrolet Coupe.

Serial No. DEJG12262. Title No. F691116, bearing Penna. License No.

L81-A-8. registered in the name of Hezekiah Knox. last known address, 945 Rosswies Court. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. You are hereby notified to file a claim therefor or A11 answer thereto at the above number and term, on or before the 9th day of October, 1956.

at 9:30 a. m. LEWIS J. NESCOTT Special Deputy Attorney General Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Legal Notices THE Business Service Column in Press Want Ads includes every craft and trade necessary for home maintenance. Proposals SEALED proposals will be received by the worth Huntingdon Township Senool District at the North Huntingdon Township High School, Irwin.

Westmoreland County, until 8 clock Monday, Septembet 10th. 1956, for SOIL TEST BORINGS on the site of the proposed new Junior High School Bide. to be located on Mocking Bird Hill, North Huntingdon Township, Westmoreland County, whereupon bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the ofifce of Hunter. Caldwell and Campbell, Registered Architects.

P. 0. Drawer, 911 and address. 3601 Fifth Altoona, on or after August 20th. 1936, upon deposit of ten ($10.00) dollars for each set Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars wine shall be made payable to the North Huntingdon Township School District nd shall be forfeited a.S liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute the contract.

No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days the day set for the opening thereof. The owner reserves the right to waive any informalities in, or to reject any, or all bids. NORTH HUNTINGDON SCHOOL DISTRICT, MR. ALEX H. LEWIS.

Secretary OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT SCHOOL BOARD OF BOROUGH OF WEST MIFFLIN WEST MIFFLIN. ALLEGHENY COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA Sealed proposals will be received by LeRoy M. Timms. Secretary, at Locust Grove Elementary School, Irene Street.

West Miffin, Allecheny County, Pennsylvania, until 8:00 P. M. (D.S.T.). Monday, September 10. 1956, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud, for Additonal Corridor Convector Radiation.

Walnut Grove Elementary School. Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents will be obtainable at the office of the Archie tect, Lamont H. Button and Paul F. McLean. 119 E.

Montgomery Avenue. Pittsburgh 12. Pennsylvania, upon documents deposit of $10.00 for each set. It are returned in good condition within five (5) days after the opening of bids, the deposit will be returned to each actual bidder. It the documents Are not returned within the time stated the entire amount of the deposit will be forfeited.

The Character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidder and the basis of award shall be as stated in the Instructions of Bidders In the specifications. No bid may be withdrawn for pertod of thirts (30) consecutive calendar days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids, West The School Board of Borough County 01 Mifflin. Allegheny Pennsylvania reserves the right to reject any or all bids, alternates, or parts of bids. By order of the School Board of Borough of West Mifflin. Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania. LEROY M. TIMMS. Secretary ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh, Pennsyivanta August 31, 1956 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the County Controller. Room 104 Court House, Pittsburgh, PA.

until (9:30 E. S. T. 10:30 a. D.

S. and opened in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers at 110:00 E.S.T. 11:00 D. S. Tuesday, September 11th, 1936.

In Room 410, Court House, Pittsburgh, for the following: Groceries: Tobacco: Coffee and Fish. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. instructions to Ridders and conditions regulating bidding together with specifications may be had on application at the Office of the County Institution District Purchasing Department In Room 207 Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa. No bidder may withdraw his bid for period of 60 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bide, The County Institution District reserves the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES W.

KNOX, Controller Alleghens County ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh, Pa. Auzust 31, 1956 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Controller of Allegheny County, Room 104. Court House, Pittsburgh. until 10:30 D. S.

T. (9:30 -E. S. T. Tuesday.

September 11th. 1956. and will be publicly opened at 11:00 M. D. 110:00 in the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 410 Court House, Pittsburch, Pa.

for One (11 Reo Cab Assembly: Ready Mixed Concrete: Lumber for for Bride Bridge Maintenance Maintenance Division: Division; Paint And Printing Surplus Food Coupons. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders. and regulating bidding together with specifications may he had on anniication at the Office of the Rureau of Purchases. Room 207.

Court House. Pittsburzh, Pa. Proposals must be accompanied by certified check to the order running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the cations as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract In case of award. No bidder may withdraw his, bid for period of 60 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bide. The County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

JAMES W. KNOX. Controller County of Allegheny Male Help Wanted All adverttsements in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help Columns, ofering Sales Posttions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis of compensation. When answerin: advertisements dressed Press boxes DO NOT include other papers of personal value. vertisers often fail to call for all repiles addressed to Press box num.

ber and this mail is destroyed if remaining over 10 days after final insertion of advertisement. In order to protect the advertisers from receiving circular matter. It 18 expressly understond and a that all such matter will be withheld as far as: possible by The Press Only bona tide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Press will be delivered to advertisers on presentation of the box number ticket. This newspaper com not accept advertisements from employers offering less than the legal wage Under the Federal Waze-Hour Law firms engaged in interstate commerce or in the production of goods for commerce are required to pay at least $1 an hour unless issued exemption certificates for learners, tices or handicapped workers and time and halt for overtime. vertisers covered by this law 10 offer lower rates should be reported to the Wage and Hour Division of the U.

S. Department of Labor, 1004 Victory Building. Liberty Ave. and Ninth Pittsburgh. Pennsvivania Phone Atlantic 1-1968 Box 196.

Press. AUDITOR For certified public accounting office. College accounting major, Permanent position with established firm. Beginner or accountant interested in securing C.P.A. degree.

Good salary and working conditions. A 582, Press. ACCOUNTANT- Fully experienced in handling general ledger preparation, ments, payroll tax returns and financial statefor responsible position with large mortzaze company; starting salary to $4200. Real opportunity for advancement. Write resume of experience and educational background to 171, Press.

All replies confidential. ACCOUNTANT- To instruct advanced accounting students In das classes. Opening for both full-time and parttime instructor, but this is not for evening school. Write for interview. stating education and experience.

125. Press Office. for public acSome travel. Write, stating qualifications, references, etc. Staff aware of ad.

554. Press. Alley Man and Porter Experienced only, Penn Bowling Lanes, 042 Penn Ave. Grant 1-2573. ASSISTANT Collection Manager for local hospital, collection and credit experience desired: Hospital or medical background helpful-40 hour week, please give tul: details in first letter, including starting salary desired: write Permanent position in internal AuditInc Dept.

of chain organization for man, over 21. Must be For willing inter- to travel. Salary plus expenses. view write in detail to 141, Press. Automobile Salesman We guarantee draw against commission.

demonstrator and rasoline furnished, insurance and hospitalization plan; excellent working conditions: for one of Gene Motors biz franchise dealers. Are 17 person to Sales Manager, assek Oldsmobile 900 W. North North Side, Pgh. Body and Fender Repairmen AUTO. Also man capable of SICKLES callmating.

Steady. Top pay. Auto Body, 2911 East St. N. S.

AUTO MECHANIC Experienced in Chrysler products, Including power-steering and Powerfilte transmissions. Flat rate with weekly 1n guarantee. Fine working conditions modern shop of county's largest De Soto-Plymouth dealer. Apply in person or call, FR. 1-6000.

MOTORS 815 Penn Ave. Wilkinsburz AUTO Mechanics (2)-Must have Chrysler Corp, experience. Apply Bauer Motor, 126 neeln Millvale. Taylor 1-3000. AUTO Spring Men- -Experienced, good working conditions.

highest pay, steady work, immediate employment. Write 169. Press. AUTO Mechanics Experienced: best job in city. Apply In person.

658 Washington Mt. Lebonon. Auto A REAL OPPORTUNITY few good men are needed to join some of the best paid salesmen in town to sell the most wanted automobile in America for dealer who believes and practices good service at location within 2 minutes of Downtown--where more Ford cars and trucks have been sold and serviced than elsewhere In Western PennsylvAnia. What more can salesman want than an ideal location, the finest of service, and very lucrative pay plan. Auto selling experience not necessary.

PANKOPF Ford Sales, Inc. AL. 1-3200 Contact Mr. Gavin, Sales Mgr. AUTO SALESMAN Male Help Wanted between 7-8 p.

m. BUS DRIVERS SHAFER COACH LINES. INC. Experienced preferred, sell America's most progressive cars, Dodge- Plymouth; liberal commission; apply in person, BARTON MOTOR CO. 2237 Saw Mill Run Blvd AUTO Saleman Beat job in city.

Commission. Experienced preferred. Apply in person. 658 Washington Aft. -Experienced: laborers with construction experience only.

Forest 4-9742. BODY Man--Must be experienced. Apply Kelly's Body Shop, 400 Logan Street. Carnezie. Browning 6-9650 BOOKKEEPER Experienced for small business.

State experience, Box 171, Press. BRASS Molder Wanted. Call Museum 2-7722 BRICK Block Layers Experienced, married preferred. hourly wages. Call After 7 p.

Hazel 1-4049. BRICKLAYERS For contract work on new homes within 50 mile radius of Pittsburgh. Tuxedo 2-4550. BRICKLAYERS steady work. Phone Orchard 8-6649, after 6.

BRICKLAYERS- Experienced. Call to 9 p. Grant 1-0459. BRIDGE only: out of town work. Call Locust 1-3558, 400 CHESS CORAOPOLIS BUSINESS Office Manager -Expertenced with accounting background and capable of supervising work of others and handling the purchasing.

keeping. billing and costing ments of machinery manufacturing concern. All replies confidential. A. J.

Wahl, Brocton, New York. Phone: Brocton 4205. BUSINESS Administration GraduateFor accounting department. Suburban General Hospital. Bellevue; man interested in learning hospital accounting And administration.

Apply by letter only to John B. Mallon. Administrator. Must have FeArS of experience on wood kitchens. kitchen cabinets or store fixtures.

No other need apply. Apply Dinneen Sons. 7838 Kelly Pth. 21, Pa. Churchill 1-1899.

Camera Repairman For Downtown Camera Store. State qualifications and experience. Box 120. Press CARPENTERS Carpenter helpers, experienced only, new home tion. Churchill 1-6191, Churchill 1-5245.

CARPENTERS- to bid on antall homes. rough or finish. Apply Mt. Lebanon Biva. across from Orchard Drive, Locust 3-3050 CARPENTERS- Experienced in word and plastic fabrication of bars and counters.

Steady employment. glade 1-8005. CARPENTER Helper Experienced. for home construction. Tuxedo 2.0250.

CEMENT Finisher- Must be expertenced: good working conditions; manent position; non-union. 2250 Babcock Bird. CEMENT Finishers Sub-contractors to bid on small homes. Apply Mt. Lebanon Blvd.

ACTORS from Orchard Drive, Locust 3-3080, CIVIL Enzineers Office Calculators -Chiefs of Partys, instrumentation and chairmen. Write to Box 143, Pittsburgh Press. CLERK--Over 16. for store work. Oakland district.

State erences. Confidential, Write 168. Press. CLERK- dairy luncheonette, part time, evening work: 25 hours week. Wellington 1.0632 COLLECTOR Part-time.

Ambridze 2704: National publishing company has opening for azErositie man to collect established monthly debit: tive accounts. selling. Must have dependable car. neat appearance and be able to qualify for surety bond. Write phone it.

C. Fisher. 1413 Clark BIdE Pch. 22, Pa. Phone Atlantic 1-5448.

COLLECTOR- -SAlesman for furniture installment route: Immediate empler: ment for correct man; guarantee and commission. A in person. Mr. Stem. between 1.5 p.

m. 3513 Butler Street. CONTACT Sell hot chocolate dispensers, restaurants, codee shops, $20 commission per unit Call after p. m. Thomas J.

Bolter, Homestead 2-0746. COOK Short order: experienced: steady employment, References, Sodini Bros. 5605 Wilkins Ave. Jackson 1-993" COOK- -Experienced. Must be nest and quick.

Gustine's 3911 Forbes Street. (No phone calls. COOK To assist chef. Country Club. room and board vailable, call wickle: 43.

COUNTER Boys- -Over 16. for work in concession. Salary. Apply Greater Pittsburgh Drive-In No. East McKeesport or South Park DriveIn.

No phone calls. COUNTERMAN For restaurant, Apply Rebel's. 1101 Perry Highway, Perrysville. Phone Forest 4-9968. DAIRY WORKERS Men interested in steady employment with progressive company.

Apply 171 person, between Otto Milk Company, 2400 Smallman St. DELIVERY Must grocery experience desirable: reference. 202 Robinson Oakland. DELIVERY Boy- -Strong. to deliver packazes.

Must know downtown. Full time. Write 156. Press. Are you locking for a chance to make more money? Call AT.

1-3630. Design Draftsmen General Steel Mill Experience. Mechanical or Civil Background Apply Employment Office Crucible Steel Co. of America Park Works 30th Smallman St. Pittsburgh, Pa.

DETAILERS CHECKERS Structural Steel Drafting DOG FOOD FINE salary, permanent benefts, outstanding burgh-Cleveland opportunity, Travel Pittsarea for strong tional company. Nutrition or feed experience preferred, but not essential. State age, experience, etc. Replies confidential. Write 0 144, Press.

DOORMAN-6 ft. Steady work. Apply in person, Warner Theatre, Fifth Avenue. DRAFTSMAN Butler Pgh. 1, Pa.

DRAFTSMEN Wanted. to do detail and design work for new. progressive aluminum division of old, established national co. Compensation commensurate with training and experience. Send complete resume to Paul J.

Gerhardt, nel Director, Hubbard and 6301 Designer-layout and checkers. perienced on rolling mill and allied heavy 14th machinery. floor. Robert Apply 300-6th mints Jr. and Assoc.

DRAFTSMEN Designers, structural. highway. mechanical, pipin detailers. Paid holidays and cations. Local.

Walnut 1-5716. DRAFTSMAN- -Architectural preferred but not necessarily: good pay and working conditions. Call Belle Vernon (Pa.) 2250. DRAPERY Store Man- Over 25, now employed at night; work drapery store, part time: prefer married. Moore's, 808 Homewood Ave.

CH. 1-0276. DRIVER- Salesman Experienced in home year-'round food product: estabilshed route: must have station wagon or small truck. Paying $90 to $100 week commission. Fairfax 1-5625.

Male Help Wanted Established dry cleaning route; North Suburban: commission basis. Apply Beacon Cleaners. 7703 Perry Hwy, Forest 4-6001. DRIVER Salesman- Established route (comm. basis).

Apply Swissvale cleaners. 1921 McCazue Swissvale. DRIVERS Experienced. Commission-bonus. Green Cab of North Hills, Taylor 1-2777: 2025 Babcock Blvd.

Engineers Industrial Plant Move to California per-dien--overtime top rate -long term Senior Piping Engineers High Pressure Experience Senior Electrical Engineers Heavy Power Plant Experience Air Mail at Once Some Travel Allowance Far West Engr. Inc. 8907 West Pico Los Angeles 35, California Phone BR. 2-8603 ENGINEERS DESIGN ENGINEERS DRAFTSMEN STRUCTURAL MECTIANICAL PIPING ELECTRICAL ARCHITECTS Opportunity to rain broad and diversified professional experience in Industrial design. Permanent positions with company now in its Sist sear of service to industry.

Insurance Benefits Profit-Sharing Retirement Plan CALL OR SEND RESUME 1 TO Director of Personnel THE RUST ENGINEERING CO. 575 SIXTH PGA. 19. PA. ATLANTIC 1-2500 Saturday Interviews By Appointment ENGINEERS DESIGNER DRAFTSMEN For Manufacturing and Fabricating Plant Permanent Employment Company Benefits P.

O. Box 68 Punxsutawney, Pa. ENGINEERS for TEACHING POSITIONS ELECTRICAL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERS interested in teaching positions, part time or full time at the PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY CENTER, NEW CASTLE. Full time positions are permanent positions with academic rank, tenure, 200d salary. Benefts include retirement insurance, hospitalization.

vacation: Contact the Pennsylvania State Unle versity Center. Castle. ORk: Street School New PHONE OLIVER 8-8536 Embalmer-Funeral Director Experienced: excellent references gecessary. Will better present wages. Apartment available, 6-day week: week vacation every four months.

Men carning less than $80 per week please do not apply. Phone McKeesport. Orchard ENGINEER For heavy sewer construction: once line and grade and reports. Call Valley 4-5240: Valley 4-1707. FACTORY HELP Write details as to experience.

cation and references. Write 119, Pah. Press. only, to run sanding machine And edgers: work near Bridgeville. Call Canal 1-7117.

Iter 6. FLYING Instructor-Full or part- -time: contact Al Bennett. Beaver Falls 9767: Beaver County Airport. FORMICA Sink Top Factory ManExperienced in all phases. Permanent: steady hours High base rAte.

Bonus. Oniy experienced man will be considered. Allegheny 1-8530. FURNACE INSTALLERS Work near your home; year round work assured; highest wages in city; incentive bonus and insurance benefits. Only experienced men need apply.

Marbet Heating Company, New Kensington. Edison 5-6411 5-3672; Emerson 1-6671. FURNACE Salesmen- -Capable of closing contracts. Must be reliable. $50 weekly advanced plus commission.

Leads furnished. Guarantee $200 weekly or better. For more information write 550 Grant Dept. 146-G. Pittsburgh 19, All correspondence Furnace Installers TOP PAY IN CITY Capable of earning up to $300 week.

Steady year round work. Must have own tools and transportation. Apply in person. 6375 Penn East Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa. FURNACE Installers Experienced servicemen truck drivers.

Apply in person. Holland Furnace 914 Brownsville Pah. 10. FURNITURE FINISHER Able to handle outside service calls on furniture and appliances: car necessary; good salary plus auto penses: permanent. United Furniture 816 Federal St.

For cAll Mr. Williams, Fairfax 1-1910..