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Pitts Haffets 0ttfa MatMl Btttk HXmi ttftf Watfets Tha Pittsburgh Malt Htfa Vff Prtu, Jan. 9, '5623 3 Moi Hlp Wagfti The Pittsburgh Presi WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard oj the AUiet It Junction 0 Liberty Aw COUNTtR SERVICE From 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Saturdayn 8 a. m. to 2 p. Closed Sundays and Holidays PHONE WANT-ADS TO COURT 1-4900 730 a. m.

to 9 p. m. Daily 10 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Sundays and Holidays TO CANCEL WANT-AD For the Next Day's Papei Call Up to 9 P. M. New Paints For Cars End Need to Wax On Some '56 Autos; Finish Lasts 1 At Least 18 Months WILMINGTON. Jan.

9 (UP Two new auto paints which eliminate the need for waxing or polishing for at least 18 months under normal conditions were announced today by the duPont Co. The new finishes, trade-marked Ludte and Dulux 100, are being used to a limited extent on several brands of 1956 autos after two years of tests. Retain Luster The company said the exposure tests under Florida conditions as well as road tests throughout the country showed the new paints retain their luster three times longer than conventional finishes. The company said 'both new paints hold the color and gloss so 'well that waxing will be abolished for most car owners once the paints are In general use. Conventional washing will remove road film and restore the or on im E3TH i PERSONAL I "1 FIXED.

AND APPRENTICE Servicemen Lifetime employment, opportunity for men sied zu-as, witii minimum or win scnooi educstlon; liberal salary and social benefits while mining. Must have I mechanical aptitude pass screen-1 Ing tests. Contact National tssh! 1-3910 mw. i s-llililitm AUTO SALESMEN A hot shot can sell Iceboxes to Eskimos, but we iAnn't want hot chntc We aon wnl n0' SnOIS. Wt want young men 25-35 marriedfrom other lines who want to earn a lot more 1 monPV than thpv arp now lndn lney aie 1 earning to make a career ii; f.j tu.

ui ociiuig ruiu uic iiiusv wanted car in America today. Commission earnings up to $10,000 to those who qualify. Experience not necessary, but hard work is. If interested, write Box A 462, Press. AUTO MECHANIC Front-end man: experienced: pleasant working conditions.

Good wsges: health A accident Insurance. Contact Mr. Center. COYNE AND EVANS 9 CRESCENT ETNA. ST.

21200. AUTO SALESMEN Experience not necessary: to sell new and used cars, commission basic: new furnished. Apply In person. Liberty "onnons ami west uoerty ave. baker Urst hand on iread and rolls.

Apply 934 Fifth Ave- Cora- polls. BAKER Experienced, day work. Apply in person only. Rabold I Bakery. biz warrmgton Ave.

pnnv b.IW; Combination Experienced: iood work Ing conditions. Museum 2-9304. 3441 Butler St. BODY Mechanic wanted: no paint work. Phone Locust 1-5500.

BOILER INSPECTOR With Pennsylvania Commission for position locally, car and expenses provided. Telephone: O. Schwilm. Atlantic 1-3081, from 9 a. m.

to a p. m. AMERICAN GUARANTEE AND LIABILITY INSURANCE CO. BOILER aV MACHINERY DIVISION 820 GRANT PGH. 19, PA.

BOOKKEEPER G. M. A. C. EXPERIENCE: FULL CHARGE.

SALARY OPEN. CONTACT MR. MILLER, MILLER BUICK. 743 ROSS AVE. W1LKINSBURG.

PGH. 21. BOOKKEEPER Complete chirge ef oince wnn otner personnel, cnsin store experience. Apply in person, or write in detail age, experience and salary expected to Joseph B. Greece, berg 124 S.

Pennsylvania Greensburg Pa. BOOKKEEPER FuUy experienced, 8-oay week. Give Pih." NoKri Pa. BOOKKEEPER Office manaeer. Ei-perlenced with office machines.

Knowledre of wholesale tobacco snd confections preferred, but not nec-s-tary. Good salary. Immediate em-plovment. Write HMI Prill. BOOKKEEPER Must be experiencr! and familiar with General Moton system.

Write eualincations and salary ieslred to 697 Press BOY To work in (lower and sift shop after school. (No phoni calls I. 8518 Wllklns Ave. BRICKLAYERS Experienced. Call evenings.

Forest 4-4925 or Forest 4-8430. I BRICKLAYERS Espertenced; steady i work. Call Orchard 2-2034 or Bti-nvmt 3-1342 1 hnnu Im. I 1 neral Rome. 130S Allegheny N.

8.. where services will be held Tuesday Jan. 10 tt 2 p. m. ST.

CLAIR- -Suddenly, en Sunday, Jan. 8. 1956, Charles C. husband of Grace a. Bt.

Clair: father of Mn, Ruth Macleod of Bwissvale: also survived by 4 grandchildren. Friends received tt the residence. 30 North Euclid Belltvue. Services Tuesday afternoon, tt 2 o'clock. SLTLEBARGER On Sunday.

January n. 1956, Ella beloved wife of Thomas B. of 1239 Ftanklin WUk.i mother ef Thomas C. Edward sister of i.lr. Alice Rodgeri.

Mrs. Mollis O'Donnell; also 2 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren, Friends received tt the Jonei Funeral Home. Herman and Westlnghouse Wllmer-ding. Services Wednesdav at 2 p. m.

Interment In Homewood Cemetery. VITl'CCIO Friday. Jan. S. Thorn-il, of 39 A Potomac husband of Mabel: father of Ralph.

Neville Island: Mn. Beatrice Soadaocla. Mra. Louise Ferko. Mrs.

Dolores Metzel. ef Bellevue. Thomas brother of Mrs. Anna Sebastian of Kast Liberty: also 9 grandchil- dr-u. Funeral will be held from Brvan's Funeral Home.

634 Bruad-wav. Tuesdav. Time Inter. WAGNER Suddenly, en Saturday. Jan.

7. 1956. Charlei of 127 Bonvlew beloved husband of Hilda Lillcx Wagner: brother of Mrs. Henrietta Homer. Funtral from the home of Schellhaas and Sen, 707 East N.

8.. cn Tuesdav. at 9 t. riequlem high man at Nativity R. C.

Church, at 10 a. m. Members of Local 424 A.N A. and friend! Invited. WIGAND Jen.

I. 1956. of 534 Perm Turtle Creek, Harry husband ef Clara Hastings: brother of Adt Burkholder. William A. and Howard Wigand.

Friends and mem-ben of the United Presbyterian Church received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 125 Church Turtle Creek, where service will be held woEstra-of 223 Rinne 16th Werd. on Batupdav. Jan. 7, Bcno-lastlct Zlss.

in her 83rd vear, wife of tha late John Woester: mother of -Anna Roller. Mart nr.wman Jauniiiiu equina lnhn lof Josephine Lehnert: .1.0 seven grandchildren and 12 great-grand children. Friends received at the funeral home of John D. iicbaub Sons. 435 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Wednesday, at a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem tt 8t. Kenrv'l Church, it 9 a.

m. Interment Loretta Cemetery. Memben St. Henry I Christian Mothers are Invited. EAFF At Detroit.

en Fri- dev. Jan. 6. Jennie Daughertv Jiapf. wife ef the late Oeorge, of 11 Guthrie McKeea Rocks: mother ef Mri.

Jennie Davis of Mri. Florence Stephen tnd Mri. Agnes McBurnev. cf Detroit. Loretta Sowki.

of Chictto: Joseoh T. and John Zaof: also 13 grandchildren. 9 great-grandchildren. Friendi received at Me-Dermott 1225 Chartlera McKees Rocks. Reouiem mass at St.

Mtry'i Church on Tuesday. Jan. 10, tt 9 t. ZERA On Sunday morning, Jan. 8.

1956. Frank of 309 Lawn beloved father of Mrs. Rose Oalaika. Frank Wallace. Mn.

Helen Hartman and Stanley: also eight grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren survive. Friends received at the Elarhko Funeral Home. 3447 Dawson at Semple. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8:30 Requiem high mass in St. Hyacinth Church at 9 o'clock.

ZIP.WUC ElUabeth Walla, on i Sunday. January 8. 1956: widow of Alovsisui: mother ef Mrs. Elite- be'h Thomas. Mn.

Rose Fleming. John. Jraenh tnd Albert Zuoanclc: suiter of Mr. Christina Ambrose: 9 grandchildren ind 4 treit-grandrhildren. Friendi received it the Tjole tnd O'Connor Funeral Home, 5106 Second Haiel-wood.

Funeral on Wednesday at 8:45 t. m. Solemn high miss of reouiem at Holy Angela Church it 9:30 t. m. MtmarJam FOX.

MARIE In loving memory of my sweet mom. who passed away three years ago today. God made yoa mine, dear Mom. Though brtef your eerthly stsv. Ton will always be In our Bearta.

Forever and a ay. Sadly missed by Dolly, Clydi tnd Children. '(Pitts IfTJ. 9-1300, GIDASr.i5 MA. I-IJOO Ll'BlN A SMALLET THE BEST IN FLOWERS 28 Filth Ave CR.

1-2200 0 M8tist Ctmttry lata ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park -grave lot. along drive. Lovely section. Sacrifice, 1415, Montrose 1-16(3. ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park 8 giaves, nicest unproved section; 150 each; monthly terms.

Homestead 3-4300. JEFFERSON Memorial (Garden of Devotion 1 4 lots worth. 8709. Mil $550. Orchard 8-1453.

CEMETERY Lot 4-grave. ia choice Mt Roytl-DuQuesne section. Valley 4-3073. FOR sale at great ssvings: 4-grave family lot in Mt. Royal Cemetery- cJicice location.

Bog 818, Praia, I lost ait rw.6f AIREDALE Female: knt Friday. vicinity Hampton, reward. Hilltop 3-27. BEAGLE Black, white, and tan. Answers to "Bud." Wiltinsburg VKin-ity.

Liberal reward. Fremont 1-3733. iginal luster, the company aaid. DuPont said Dulux 100 also offers outstanding application advances for the manufacturer because It comes out of the baking oven as hard as present enamels after several months' aging. Scratching Minimized It minimizes scratching and finishing and can be held at 275 Fahrenheit for as long as three hours without appreciable color change.

The extreme hardness of the finish also will lessen transportation damage for dealers. The company said Lucite. an acrylic lacquer compared to Dulux 100 which in a synthetic resin enamel, will require a multi-million-dollar plant Investment to produce and therefore Is available now only on a limited scale. Based on the familiar, glass-clear Lucite. It makes possible new "glamor" colors and effects, achieved by blending, metallic powder and pigment In combinations never before possible, giving a "striking both ef Avalon: else I grand' children: aister et Mri.

Isabella Glrard. ef Olasgow. Scotland. Friends received et McDonald's Funeral Home. 529 California Avalon.

Reouiem Eucharist at the Church of the Ephlphsny, corner of California end Home Avalon. oo Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, Friendi Invited, MAGES Peter, on Sunday. Jan. uary 9. 1956, ef 1129 Trov Hill Rd brother of Mrs.

Anne Rsoo. Lawrence and Joseph Mires. Friends will be received et the Ouehl Funeral Home. Lowrie end Oardener Troy Hill. Reouiem mass at Most Holy Name Church on Wednesday.

January 11. at 9 a. m. Friends Invited. MARTAHlg Marv.

of 212 8ixth Braddock. mother of Mn. Helen Hlnes. Mrs. Marion Puelt-ner.

Michael. John and Donald Martabus: alio 6 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, Fri-nds received at the Lesko Funeral Home. Bell and Jones. Brad-dork. Requiem high mass at Bt.

Isidore's. Tuesdav. Jan. 10. et e.

m. Elks Lidiei Auxiliary services Mondav. 8 p. m. MABTINO Suddenly, on Jan.

S. 1956. Joseph, of 908 Greenfield formerly of Bwissvale. beloved husband ef Mri. Rose Fiano Martlno: father of James: brother of Mrs.

Joseoh Veltre: also one grandchild. Friendi received at the Perrone Mortuary. 7455 Church Swlssvale. Reauiem high mass the Msdonna Del Castelo Church, on Tuesday. Jan.

10, at 10 a. MeCREDII Monday. Jan. 9. 1956.

Pearl M. Moss, ef 728 Rosimore beloved wife of Arthur McCredle: mother of Mri. Margaret Friedel end Mri. McCredle; liter of Mlu Ethel Moss, Mrs. Gertrude Osborne.

Friends msy cell at Frank F. DeBor Funeral Home, 1065 Brookline where i I will be held Wednesday tt 2 p. McCLLLOLGH Suddenly, in Be-wickley on Saturday. Jan. 7.

1956. Herbert McCullough: brother of John McCullough. of 325 Centennial Ave. Friendi may call at the Gray Funeral Heme, 328 Beaver Sewlckley. where lerv-Ices wilt be held on Tuesday it 2:30 p.

MILLER At the Columbia Hospital, Saturday. Jan. 7. 1SS6. William, of 266 Welsh Wilmer-ding, husband of Zita: father of Walter.

William. Russell. Lawrence. Dolores Sistl and Paul Milter. Frlenda received et the Scott Funeral Home, 301 Marguerite Wilmerdtnt.

Reouiem mau at Bt. Alovslus' Church. Tueidav. Jan. 10.

at 10 t. m. interment St. Joseph I Cemetery. E.

McKeesoort. MOVER Viola A. Wood, widow of Charles W. Mover, of 3451 Fleming ft. s.

Saturday, Jan. 7. 1956: beloved mother of Mn. John J. Cssey: daughter ef Eva J.

end the lite Harry W. Wood: and sister ef Mri. Anna Krisher. Mri. Elva Loom is.

Mrs Hilda Johnson. Clifford and Donald R. Wood. Friends may call at Brien'i, 3724 California at Cooper N. a.

Services Tuesday tt 3 p. m. KE.4.S On Friday. Jan. 1956.

Earl Henry Neas. ef 105 Naomi Terarce. Allison park, husband ef Nancy C. Neat, of 2533 Pioneer Ave, Brookline: father of Robert Earl, of St. Louis.

Friends re ceived at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services on Tuesdav afternoon at 2:30. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Nl'Ct'I Sunday, January 8.

1956. Antonio, beloved husband or Jo- venia Nuccl: father of 2 grandchll-iren. 1 great-grandchild: ar.d br ither of Petronllta Lemma Friend! mev till it the Morisca Ftineril Horn. 805 Bruston Ave. Funeral on Wednesdav at 9 t.

m. Solemn reauiem high mass In the Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9 30 a. O'BRIEX On Saturday. Jan, 7. 1956.

Viola 'alrClure. of 217 Fath-leen Mt Washington, wife of th lue John E. O'Brien: dauthter of Atnei and the late William McClure: sister of William tnd Mrs Ilutbeth Luffv. Friendi received at Robere E. Koonte Funeral Home.

209 Allen Ave. Blasting services Tuesdiv. at 9 a. m. ORRIS On van.

6. 1956. William of 508 little Pine Creek Fine, husband or tetnne Berner Orris: father of Judith Anne: aon of Mrs. Bertht Orris. Friend! re ceived tt the Mclntvre and Neeiv Funeral Home.

44 Butler Etna service! Tuesdar. at 2 n. m. PE ARTE On Saturday. Jan.

1. 1S56. Oeorge Pes re Sr husband of Mrs. Jennie Perrr Pearce: father cf Mn. Miry Hanna.

West Chester. Pa Dr. Famuel B. Pearce. Delrov Beach, ne oeorge w.

end Jamea of Pah nine grand children and 16 great-grandchil dren. Friendi received at the fu neral home of Ortme and Blair. 4520 Penn near Friendship Avei. Services on Tuesday, at 2 30 p. re.

PIPER On Monday, Jan. 9. 1956, Wlrliam Ord Piper, age 75 Tears, husband of the late Mathilda C. Deily Piper, of 3208 Kestner Brentwood: father ef Eda M. Mn.

Anthonv Bennend and Doyle Piper: also survived by 1 brother. listers tnd 6 grandchildren. Frlenda received at the Beinhauer Mortuary 2630 West Liberty until Tuesday at 10 Services and Interment In You gstown. Ohio on Thursday. POORBAI'GH On Friday.

Jan. 1956. James Marshall lemoleve of the Feb. Club. William Penn Hotel i.

beloved husband of Mar-cella Brogan Poorbaugh. of 1310 Arch brother of Mn. Chiuneev Berry, Thomai Hamilton, of Detroit: Mn. Janet Yelev and Mn. Marv Lovell.

cf Washington. C. Friend! ind memben of Allegheny Post No. 41. American Legion, received at the B.

B. Devlin and Son Funeral Home. 602 Sherman Ave, Funeral Wednesday morning with reouiem high nasi at St. Peter'i Church tt 10 -look. Pl'HARIC On Bundle.

Jan. 8. Elirabeth Puhirtc, formerly Elisabeth Ellas, cf 1031 Vlnlal beloved wile of the late dteohen Puharlc: mother of Mn. Mary Vincent Bukovac. Mrs.

Besa Chras- ka, Mrs. Betty Praskv. Mn, Mar- i inrr. ikv. Fring ind Joseph Ellis, the late Andrew Eliia end Mrs.

Rose Phnema; else 14 enndrhtldren and 11 ereat-erandchlldren. Fu neral from the home of 8chellhaai end Son. 707 East N. S. Mem- bers of Bobeslava Lod ge No' 3 and friendi Invited.

Time later. REGAN On Sunday. Jan. 8. 1956, William brother of John C.

of Pgh.r Charles F. and Mrs A. c. snaw oi Lietroit. runerai from McCabe'l.

7204 a 1 1 on Wednesday at 9 30 a Reouiem high mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9am RICHARDSON On Friday. Jan. 6. 1956. at his home.

David Richardson. hu.band of Margaret H. Walten: father of Mrs. Eva Schmtder and Mrs. Sadie Langer: reived 2-4 and 7-10 n.

at the i O. Henney Funeral Home. 524 Washington Carnegie. Pa. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 30.

Friend! Invited, RIDGE On Sunday, Jan. 8. 1956. Anna O. Ridge, of 1304 Chateau St, aunt, of Mrs.

Haiel Young. Mrs. Paul M. Orant. Vern and Walter Ridge.

Funeral from the Jamel Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau and Pennsylvania Ave on Werineariav at 9. a. m. Reauiem High mass In St.

I nnnrew tnurrn as s.ju a. m. Friendi Invited. Pleise emit flowers. RORB On Saturday.

January 1. 1955. Alma Minerva, it her home. Exuort. R.

D. 1: wife of Rev. H. A Rnhh mother nt I.nlita ftMrva, and Uster; lister of Ornha C. Noll: also i grandchildren.

Friends received at the Earnest Funeral I Export Pa. The bodv will pro'vement No' experience necessary. 1 ND rrVi1-825 weekly advance plus mmlision. JJ'LS AND STATE Date AVAIL- Dtati Notices AIELLO John, on Wednesday. January 4.

19Stj. tt Miimi. husband of the late Ann La-Scale: father of Mri. Angelarose Cotetino. of Italy.

Mri. Rose Call-tone. Mr. Theresa Destiuone. Mri.

Helen Keller, of Youiigalown. Mrs. Angelina Curto. Mia ngellne SerUna. of Miami.

Joaeoh. of Miami. Florida, and Albert Alello: 12 grandchildren ur.t 12 great-grandchildren. Friend! received at the Toole and Connor Funeral Home MOb Serone) Ave Haiwl-wood. Sunday.

Solemn high mas of requiem at St. Steuhen Church, on fuetdav at 10 Jtl ARNOLD On Saturday. Jan. 7. ISM.

Frednr of IS Ann Arbor Ave West View: husband of the late Barbara Arnold: lather of Fredriet O. Jr. and Edward W. Brxher of Mrs Elirabeth Hartman and Mri. Amelia Kramer: also 3 grandchildren and 4 treat-grandchildren.

Funeral from the Honie of Bchellhaa and Son. 107 East St N. 8 on Wednesday at 2 0. Prlmds invited, At (U riVE On Monday. Jan, 9.

19Sn. at 45 a. Jean Cochran Autustine. wife ol Cecil H. Aueua-tflie; mother of Lucille C.

Augustine, sister of Andrew Cochrane: daughter of the 1st Lucy Richmond and Ravmond Evans Cochrane. Friendi will be received at her home, 172 Mavfair Mt. Lebanon, until nmn Wednesday. 1 Service and Interment private Wednesday afternoon. The family requests that flowers be minted.

BABTOSII On Jan. 7. 19S6. William of 1438 Evergreen Ave Bauerstown: brother of Ouitave C. Samuel D.

Joseph Misses Margaret and Ruth. Mrs. Ellen Fill. Mrs, Rachel Kinf. Mrs Mary Roaiwoe.

Mrs. Rebecca Pblllloa. Mrs. Martha Bruno. Mrs Clarence Fnnell.

Funeral from the B. J. Pfeller Funeral Home 512 Grant Ave. Mtllvale, on Tuesday. Jan.

10. at 2 BLACK On January I. 16. Marie wife of Charlrs H. Black of 163S Maulewood mother of Mrs.

Ellen Bullock, of Charles H. Black Jr of Narraeanseit, R. 1. huth Bowker. of also survived bv grandchildren.

Friendi received at the C. Courticv Funeral Home, Fraiulln Ave. at Coal wltere services will be held Wednesday aiternoon at 2 clock. BKEHM On Sundav. Jan.

8. 1956, Thomas John, of 1338 Herman In his 69ih vear: eeloved husband of Sadie Gottlieb: lather of Mrs. Mildred Schaar. Mrs. Rita Merck-lev, Georia A.

and Thomas J. Brthin and brother ol John Brehin. of Dallas. Texas; also aur-vivrd bv grandchildren. Friends rcivd at the Miller Funeral Home.

15.W Lowrie St. Reouiem mass at Moat Holv Name Church on Thursday el 10 a. m. Frlenda invited. CAMFBFLL Lulu tCoui.

daughter of (he. Isle James and Dora Boyd Campbell: survived bv a sister. Martha, and brother. Charles, at their borne. In Lig-onter.

2 Ctmrrh on Saturday, Jan. 7. el 9:30 0 m. Funeral services at the Slbcl. Wolford Funeral Home.

144 Beat Main Bt 8 clock Mondav evening. Private Interment Tuesday morning id Homewood Cemetery, Pittsburgh connor Sudani? on Saturday. 7. I9S6. Ida.

beloved sister of Pearl Pteff. of Fenn Township. Friends received at the William O'Neill Funeral Home, 210 All, then? River Oakmont. where services will be held on Tuesday. Jan 10 at 2 m.

Interment South Side Cemetery. 'RAMBLFT On (Mturdav. Jan 7. I'Ao Ruth L. Cramblet, ate SO.

at the Women's Hospital. of the ftutKin Ants Oakland, oaugh-ter ol Mri. Virginia Crystal Cramblet end the late Rev Howard Cramblet: inter rf Riddell and Krnet Cramblet. Friends are being received, beginning fcundav. noon, at Volk-Javcox Fane rat Home.

O'Neil Blvd at reeit Ave. McKeesport. Services Tuea-dav ii ii. (HI MB On Sundsv. Jan.

8 1956. at 30 a. Abner Crumb, beloved hesband of Adelyne (SuDowiti) Crumb: brother of Mrs Sara Xfuvbaum. of Ntwaik. N.

Mrs. Prances Seikin. Mrs. Leah Irving. Mr Dora Kenif and Ell Crumb all of Norwich.

Conn. Service will be held at Ralnh Schuear Chapel 8509 Center Ave on Tuesdav Jan 10 at 11 a I Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. rirae omit imwers. Xnms- on s7d.v, j.n i 195o. Marv.

pf 5S Cobb In gram, beloved mother of Mri. Lucv of Ingram Mrs Mary Petrelli of Bteubenville. Ohio. Anthony Cutsrella. of City.

Mrs. Louise Peirella of Cleveland. Ohio. Sam Cutarelia. of New Kensington.

and Mrs Laura Troll of Dennlson. Ohio: also survived bv 22 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Friends re-reived at the Mumanno Funeral Home. 700 Seventh McKeea Rocks. Funeral Thursday at 8 a Remnem high mats at St.

Phillo i Church at 9a ntfsNFV Of 118 Redlvn Knotville, Sundev. Jan. 8 Harrv In hut 72nd vear. beloved husband of Lillian Bndcnttein Debnev; father of Anna Msv Hen-I na and Gladvs Swenson; brother tillian Orever nd Clarence friends received at the luneral of Jhn ochaub eona. Services on Wednesday at 1 o.

m. Interment South Side Cemetery. i hw. Rusero Dei Re. of 8 Framo- nd Ht'en ri Re- 4 gnndihti.

dren Friends received at the Joseph coiinsn runerai Home. 6oe Wirrlnatan Ave. Funeral on Wednesday. Jan. 11.

at 8 a. m. Hull mass of reouiem in at G-oree'i Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited.

DOLANSKT On January 6 1956. John of 22 5th St Asnlnwall, Pa. beloved husband of Anna Renvo: father of Dorothv DeLura. Joseph. Ann and Jark Dolanskv: also 3 crandchildren.

Employee! Miller Spring Mfg. member! Bt. Andrews Br. 09 and friends received at. Oarodnlk Funeral Hrme, depth of hue" to the finish, .,5 Obituaries I COOK Experienced In hotel style cooking.

Apply 9-11 a. m. 514 Grant si. A LreQlt jOleS IVianOQer I TQineS one of Uie largest national department stores. Promotional possibilities good tor eitner local or out-ot-town assignment.

College graduate of business administration Other credit or collection experience helpful. Must have car. Salary and mileace expense attractive. Write Box 658. Press.

CREDIT MANAGER For our New Kenslnjton brsnch: one wlih actual recent experience In all phases of the retail Instsllment Held I furniture and appliance experience preferred i. Permanent. Possible future to the rtrht man. Apply in person to Mr. srone.

May-stern to. tu Fenn Downtown. DESIGN DRAFTSMAN ELECTRICAL CONTROL Experienced, permanent position: salary open. Age no barrier. CONTROL PRODUCTS CO.

WALNUT 1-4300 DESIGN DRAFTSMAN Design experience on tools and punch press oies: meoium-sizea metal xaori-cator plant In the Bridfrvtlle area; salary: complete employee benefit program. Call Locust 1-3638 for Interview. Design Engineers Draftsmen STRUCTURAL PIPING ELECTRICAL OPPORTUNITY To fain broad and diversified professional experience In industrial desisn. Permanent positions with company now celebrating 50th year of service tu Industry. Insurance Benefits Profit-Sharing Retirement Plan CALL OR SEND RESUME TO Director of Personnel The Rust Engineering Co.

878 SIXTH AVE. PGH. 19, PA. ATLANTIC 1-2500 DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSMEN Seniors and Juniors INDUSTRIAL PIPING STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL AC I DESIGNED INSTRUMENTATION CHECKERS CHASSIS LAYOUT DETAILERS ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS MEN NOT A BOARD JOB PACKAGING SCHEMATICS HIGH RATES MAINE 4-6772 TAAG Designs, inc. 85 WILLOUGHBY ST, BROOKLYN 1, N.

Y. DIE MAKER First class, capable: making email stamping dlei from piece parts. Top rate. AL. 1-9200.

Frank Mehellch. DRAFTSMAN Electrical, under 30. familiar with automatic dontroie and panel wiring. Unu-ual opportunity tor man ol neat appearance with estab- lished firm. Tuvedo 4-0200.

DRAFTSMAN DESIGN LAYOUT DETAILERS With mechanical structural experience Call or write R. G. Dragar York Engineering Construction Co. York GillesDie Mfrr. Ca.

39m st. and a.v.r.r. npTcTCKTcM Exoerienced in Dressure vessel and chemical plant piping design. Excellent op- witn growing or ganization in new field of chemistry. Location 30 miles north of Pittsburgh.

Em ploye benefits include pen sion program, group insur ance, paid vacation and holi days, and year-end bonus program. PLEASE SEND RESUME TO Callery Chemical Co. Callerv. Penna. DRAFTSMEN Trainees: Mechanical Drawing Background.

Also experienced Draftsmen and Deslen Engineers needed for Mechanical. Ptplnr, Eiec- trim and m.nv Pmi ianrt alhorl hta jnarhinerv Interviews arranged Evenings ad Saturday by Appointment UNITED ENGINEERING and FOUNDRY CO. 948 Fort Duquesne Blvd. DRAFTSMEN Structural Detailers and Checkers industrial plants, coal preparation plants, power houses, long term program. Overtime two weeks vacation oald holidays, group Insurance.

Montgomery Owen CENTURY PITTSBURGH. PA. PHONE AT. 1-1636 Draftsmen Mechanical Experience In heavy machinery designing and detailing: excellent dnw-ui room facilities Also Structural Draftsmen Experience in desitn and detailing sliop diawlngs. Excellent drawhig room facilltiea.

Part-time personnel will be considered. 300 Sixth Court 1 50S1, DRATSMAN Deslcninr anVdetail-lnz. precision some experience desirable: -ermanent. Apply W. Feck-r.

2016 Perrys- vllle Ave. DRIVER-Solicitor Experienced for established dry cleaning route Salary and commission. Beacon Clfiers Forest 4-6000 EDUCATIONAL COUNSELLORS Our orgintzitlon Is going to employ 3 men a special educational counselors for publication on a ow National Program. The men who will icpresnit us mut make a neal appearance, own a car and ba ftnan- cisllv in a to take inside special training for a period of from 4 to days. Previous ssles experi ence a a dennite aid.

however a sales repreMntallve of high quality must start somewhere and this will ee determined at time of Interview Waare also accepting some part-time men Our representatives operate on a ieail ha.l. In mm hw .,0 'rorB our If you in interested on IN the Court et Common Fleu of Allegheny County, Pennstlvanta: No. 102. April Term 1958. In re petition of Ruth Eliiabeth Heese for chenge of name to Ruth Elizabeth Hess.

No. )03 April term, 15. In re petition of Eltisbeth Rupp Heese for change of name to Elltsbeth Rupp Hess. To all persons Interested: Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the filing of ssld petition and find the loth day of February, 195. at 9:30 clock A.

as the time and the Assignment Room. City-County Building. Pittiburih. as the place for a hearing, when and where all persons may show csuse. If any they have, why said names should not be chanred as prayed for.

Homer W. Kini, Attorney for Petitioners, 1224 Fnck Pgh. 19. Pa. FRANK Reich.

Attorney at Law, 1724 Grant Building, Pittsburgh. Ps. Notice Is hereby given that Articles or incorporation were riled with tha Department of state of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa on Thursday, the 12th dsy of Jsnusry, 1958, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorpnra tlon of a proposed builness corpora tion be orranized under the Busi ness Corporation Law of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May s. i33. r.

L. 3e. as amenoea. The neme of the proposed corporation Is Maxwell shoe Inc. The purpose or purposes for which It Is to be organized: The manufacturing, repair snd adjustment of all types of footwear, and the wholesale and "tail sales of all types of footwear, and for these purposes to have, possess and enloy all the righli, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly Frsnk Reich.

Solicitor. REACH a responsive public through a Ptess Want Ad 3 Wontcef All advertisements in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help Columns, offering Sales Posi' tions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the of When answering advertisement! id- dressed to Press boxes DO NOT include other papers of personal vslue Ad- vertisers oiien lau to can ipr an re- i plies addressed to a Press box num i ber and this mail Is destroyed tf re- I ton after find In- aertion of advertisement. In order to protect the advertisers trom receiving circular mstter, tt Is expressly understood and asrecd that all such mstter will be withheld as far as possible by The Press. Only bena fide answers to advertisements td dressed to box numbers In csre of The Press will be Cellvtred te advertisers on Dreaentatlon of the boi number ticket. This newspaper does not knowingly accept advertisements from employer! Under the Federal Ware-Hour Lew firms enciged In interstate commerce or In the production of goods for commerce ire required to pay at least 8' 00 an hour (unless Issued exemption certificates for learners, apprentices or handicapped workers) and time end a half tor overtime.

Aivertiera covered bv this law who offer lower rates should be reported to the Wage and Hour Division of the 8. Department of Labor. 1004 Victory Building. Liberty Ave. and Ninth Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania. Phone Atlantic 1-1968. ACCOUNTANTS: Bookkeepers: Internal Auditors; Cost Men: Industrial Accounting Clerks: Public Accountants. Business School graduates. Pittsburgh's Isrrest employment center.

Cosmo-politsn. investment Building. Court 1-3907. ADjUSTER TRAINEE Large Insurance company has opentnt for neat apoearing young man. ajed 25-35.

college graduate preferred Permanent position with future Ssl-irv. expenses and car furnished Our staf? ii iware of tills ad. 928. Press. ACCOUNTANTS Experienced, junior snd senior, salaries open.

Employers 978 Union Trust Building. Atlsntic 1-9655. Accountant-Trainee Bookkeeping or clerical and office machine ernerlence 20-26. Stnrlc Academic training help ful: good eooortunlty witn isrge con cern, csii Hnano l-iuio. axieniioo 1- for anpotmment.

ACCOUNTANT Semt-senior, for Public acvTOntantl: office Full time. Position open Immediately. Call Atlantic 1-1782 ADVERTISING MANAGER Excellent opportunity for ambitious man in arrresslve national organization located eastern Crest Lakes area. To supervise various phsses of advertising: develop sales promotion materiel: create broadsides and other selling tols; handle liaison with big league New York advertising agency. Must have Ideas and know how to sell them.

Ate 25-40. College degree with advertising training preferred. Building producti experience desirable but not essential. Reply should include age. education, experience, tsslsry expectations.

Demonstrate your advertising ability when writing to Box a9 Press. ADVERTISING Assistant aalarv open: Sales Promotion, experi ence, open: Account Executive, detree necessary. 810 000. F.mpioyen service. 976 Union Trust Building.

Atlantic ASSISTANT FOREMAN Exoerienced man needed bv I arte motor carrier. Must be thoroujhiy familiar with company maintenance operation for rss and dlasel ensmes. State are, send pftotoeraph and resume of quail-dcations Write A 622 Press fast growing manufacturing concera. Must have good overall manarement background. Prefer Business Administration graduate, well grounded In Systems and Cost Accounting.

Must be forceful and argreslve. Send resume and Indicate sslary expected. 60, Press. AUDITOR Payroll typing experience. Excellent opportunity for a oiienng security ex j.uiuie; permanent position with a well known medium-sized concern.

Salary open, commensurate with, ability. Answer in own handwriting, giving full particulars, R37. Press. ALTO Mechanic Automatic transmls- Merge Motor Co 5600 experleneed, need only apply. Wllklns Ave, AUTO Body A Fender Repairman eor romo eie wrecas eceiinii pr- pen tare and bonus: only 1st class man need apply.

All replies confidential I Write 944. Press. i AUTO SALESMAN Clean merchandise to sell at right nrlr flrrA uniM to back UO sales. New ind used cars ind trucks. Salary and commission.

Call D. Wlthtr- spoon. Sewlckley 316 or aeze AUTO SALESMEN Men who are experienced In present merchanduing. also know the automobile business. This Is a golden opportunity for men who are looking for a future to become a part of the deal and share in the overall profits, once he has proven himself.

To start we are willing to pay a top aalarv. Including a new car. Our car Is one of the hottest In the n.M. line. All replies In strict confidence.

Give full details your first letter. Our personnel know of this ad. Write 620. Press. Automation jobs are open at Rochester, N.

booming CARLSON If you have a or advanced degree In Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or Physics', and lome experience in the electronic! industry, write ui! No other American Industry cm match our strides, these past few yean md no company offer! Pner living atindsrds thin in our Rochester or West Coast brat'ihei. Jobs are available in Automatic Test Equipment Computers Servo Mechanisms Missiles Transistors Numerical Control Counters Pulse Circuitry Amplifiers and Filters Systems En-gineering many other fields. Interviews in strict confidence, at your convenience. Send resume to H. GLEASON Mgr.

Autorruttioo, STROMBERG-CARLSON Rochester 3, N. I John Richard Alfred. Ronald. David and Harrv Fisher; sli grandsons: ton of Delia and the lale Qeorffe Fisher, brother of Allred Fuller and Naomi Moore. Frlenda received at the Joseoh Collixan Funeral Home.

COS War- rlngton Ave. Bervlcei on Tuesday, Jan. 10. at 2 u. m.

Friendi In vited. FLAHERTY Of St. Peteriburc. on Thursday. Jan.

6. 1956. Jean Morris, beloved wife ef Jo seoh A. Flahertv: slater at Mri. Msrv Wilson and Mrs.

Agnes Welmer. Friendi received at the I B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 W. Liberty Bo.

Hint, unui Tuesday. Jan. 10 at I a. m. Re outem hith mass et St.

Anas Church. Castle Shannon, at 9 a. m. GASTON On Sunday aiornlm. Jan.

8. 195b. EUa Jane Gaston, widaw of Claude Oaston. at the home of her dauahter. Mrs.

J. M. Wolverton. 3214 Latonia Dor- moit: also survived bv Mrs. o.

L. Law. of Rachel. W. Mri.

Kirk C. Tallman. of Mt. Lebanon, P. T.

Gaston, of McConnelsville. Ohio. Funeral from the Davis Weaver Funeral Home. Clarksburg, W. on Wednesday afternoon.

GLOW On "Sunday. Jan. 8. 1956. Frank A.

beloved husband of the lire Anllonette Glow, formerly of SDrlne Rill: father of Frank C. Joseoh Mrs. Martha Fablch. Mr Ceil Martin and Edward Glow: also grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Friends re-reived at the Jos.

A. PsuDert and Sons Funeral Home. 711 Lockhart St. Funeral on Wednesday at 1:15 a. m.

Reauiem high mass at 8t. Amoroso Church at 9 a. GOLD Jan. 9. 1956.

Catherine of 1721 Belles N. 8 mother of Mrs. Mary O. fardlev. Oeorge E.

and Wm. F. Oold; lister of Margaret and George iCausler and Mri. Loretta Gogolln: 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the Sirltn and Leonard Funeral Home.

620 S. Ohio on Wednesday. Requiem high masi at Mary Immaculate Church at 9 a. m. Friendi Invited.

GOLDBERG On Kundav. 'an. 1956. C. Fannie, teloved wife of the late Pincbos Loui Goldberg: mother of Mrs.

Daniel Neuman. of Ph Rabbi Morton Goldberg, of Toledo. O. and Rabbi MorrH N. Ooldberg.

of N. also 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Friends received at the Burton L. Hirsch Chaoel. 2704 Murray So.

Hill (ooo. Morrowfleld where lervlcei will be held on Monday. Jan. 9. at 3 o.

m. Interment Sheare Torah Cemetery. GOLDSTROHM On Bundav. Jan. 8 1956.

Martaret Wvcoff. of 219 Fifth Elisabeth. beloved wife of Dr. Robert 0 of Homer Citv. Leon at home.

Friends will be received at the Cot Funeral Home. Elisabeth. where services will be conducted Tuesday. Jan. 11.

at 2 a. m. HOKMAN On Bundav. Jan. 8.

1956. Em II Hoffman. Funeral services at the Jamel Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St. i at Pennsylvania Ave), en Thure- dsv at 2 p.

m. Friends inruen HTZV Saturday. Jan. 7. 1956.

Thomas, of 4627 Bancroft beloved husband of Cecelia Kar-woski and father of Mrs. Pearl Rosen. Mrs. Adela Rolctvntkl. Mri.

Dorothy De James and Delorea. Funeral on Tuesday at 9 30 a. from the Borek Funeral Home. 249 Main Re-eutem muss at 9 30 a. m.

in St. Mary's Church. 4fith 8t IMHOF Marv, on Sundav. Jan-nary 8. 1956.

formerly of Trov Hill: daughter of the late John and Gertrude Baehmann fmliof: sister of John Jmhof. Friends will be received at the Guehl Funeral Home. Uwrie and Oardener Bu Trov Kill. Reouiem mass at Most Hole Name Church on Thursday. January 12.

at 9 9, m. Friends Invited. JAM BOTVsKI On Rundav. Jan. 8.

1950. Frances Oriesscfvk. beloved alfe if the late Matthew Jakubowskl tf Carev Way. mother of Mrs. Laura Dreon.

Ale. Joseph. Conrad. Theodore. Dominic and Henry Jakubowski; also 5 ersndcMldren.

Funeral from the Dr7wlecct Funeral Home. 119 South 15th 8 on Thursday. Jan. 12. at a.

m. Solemn tecuier hieh mass 8t. Adalberts R. C. Church at 9 a m.

JOYCE (D.alsl On Saturday. Jan. 7. 1956, Bridget, of 2607 Le-land beloved mother of Mrs. Ma.y" Oalnska and Mn.

Oathertne Re-ker. of Pittsburgh: Mrs. Sally Earth and Coleman MrDonoueh. of Chicago. Ill also 13 grandchildren and five greet-grandi-hil-drea mrvtve Frlerds received at the B.

Devlin and Son Funeral Home. 602 Sherman Ave Funeral Wednesday morning with solemn rouiem hith mass In Annunciation Church, at 9 o'clock. KAl RECK Catherine, widow of Josc ih Ksureck. of the Thomsa' residence. 921 McPherson Blvd Saturday.

Jan 7 1956 Sister ef Mrs. Therea Zahren Friends may rail at Brien s. 3724 canrornia at CooieT Ave Reouiem high mass In Holv Rosary Church Tuesday at 9 a. KEY Oo Monday Jan 9. 1966, at her residence 5625 Elgin Stbrl Key.

sister of EHrebeth Kev, Mrs. M. Smith. Orevtlle. and Jame H.

Kev. of Chicago III Friends received et H. Bamson 537 Neville St. i Oakland Civic Center where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment in Csnvon Cttv Colo RISK William P. Sunday Jan.

8 195. at his home. 218 Fourth Mnnesen- father of Jamea Kir of Mmiessen- Mn Oeoree Savior. Soulrrel Hill. Pittsburgh: also three grandchildren survive.

Fnndi received at the Edwin Mel-envrer Funeral Home. Monessen. Services Wednesdav. at I m. D' Lerov Cas officiating Inter- jmertt Belle Vernon Cemetery KOVAL Suddenly, on Sunday.

Jan 8. 19S. Anna "Shanevl. mother of Mri. Marv Seres.

Michael and John Shanev: also survived bv five grandchildren. Friendi received it the Rim Funeril Home, 617 Greenfield Ave. Masi of reoul-em will be aunt tt Bt. John Chrvsosio.n O. C.

Church, on Thursday at 9 a KO.IBAL On Sundav. Jan. 8. 1956 Nicholas, of McDermott Dr, Levelrreen. husband of Caroline Kielb and father of Leo.

Alex and Thomas. Friendi received at the Daughertv Funeral Home. Trafford Pa. Requiem high mass Hi St. Regis C.

Church on Wednedar at 10 a m. KRS.MFR On Sunday. Jan. t. 19.W.

Theresa Dumrauf. of 1120 Allegheny Ave beloved wife of Ferdinand Kramer: nother of Vn. Wilmi Vltunfc ind Mri. Mirion Rudoloh: sister cf John ind Leo Dtimrsnf. Mn.

Flort Law-on. Mrs. Hilda Verner: also 3 grandchildren. Funeral from the Home of Schellhaas and Hon. 707 Bt N.

8 on Thursday at 8:15 a Reouiem high nass St Peter'i C. Church it 9 ii. Friends Invited KVIIIMAV On Sunday. Jan. 8.

Ralph, of 1010 Kldee Ave he- loved huond or Eva Brown father of Esther Steiniinger, Dora Valintl, Kenneth. Ralph John. Richard and Paul: 9 grandchildren and brother of Ruth Oversbv of Ebensburg Pa. Friends mev call at I'm DeRosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave.

at Wlnslow where services win be held on Thursday it 2 p. KtTHTA Saturday. Jan. 7. 1958, Ruth Ann.

age 15 months. Infant daughter of Irene Pojedmec and Joseph M. Kurh'a. of 30.10 Marv S. 8 Friends received at the Omlter Funeral Hojne.

2323 Carson St. Funeral Tuesdiv it 8:30 Angel mass In St. Matthew's Church at 9 a. LAMBERT Jan. 9.

195S. Marv Graff, beloved wife of Benlamin C. Lambert of 1135 Pemberton North Side, runerai rervires at the William birlln Colonial Mortuary. California land Termon) Avenues. Time later.

LIFTAK On Sundav. Jan. 8. IMS. at 2:22 n.

Susan Hartman Llntak: mother of Miss Anna Lip-tak. J. David Llntak, Samuel Lin-tan. Frun-t LlDtak and William Lin's. Friends received It the L.

M. Frve Funeral Home. 427 Main Monongahela. where services will he held Wednesday at 2 1.1 BANOVir On Sunda Jan. 8.

l5v Marv. of 212 Third Trafford. Pa. wife of Frank. Friends received at the Dougherty Funeral Home, Trafford.

Pa. Reouiem high mass In St. Regis R. C. Church on Thursday at 9 30 a.

m. LlTCIIESf On Sundav. Jan, 8. 10.50. Carlo (Morlno) Lurched, ef 99 Southern Mt.

Washlnrton: brother of John A. Lucchesl. Friends received at 1he narlor of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave.

land Kearsaree at. I. Mt. Washington. Notice of time liter.

Lt KAS Joseph, of 1207 Tilbot Braddock, beloved husband of Barbara; father of Joseoh and Andrew Lukaa: also 3 daughteri In Europe: brother of Mri. Anna Slash, Frlenda received at the Lesko Funeral Home. Bell and on' VM Braddock. Reouiem niKn mass in m. ivticnaei c.

Church on Wednesday at, a. m. LVDEN On Bundav. Jan. 8.

195S, Martin husband of the late Mry Donellv Lvrien: father of Mrs. Betty Wllllami. Mrs. Helen Burr. Mrs, Marie Werllng and Thomas Welsh: also 10 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, Friends mav call at the c.

Koontis Funeril Home. 1719 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Wednesdav at 8 a. m. Reouiem high mass at St.

Svlvester Church, at 9 a. m. in'erment calvary Cemetery, MACKINTOSH On Sunday eve. nlng. Jan.

8, 1956, Annll Young, wife of the late Jamei Mackintosh, ef 624 Citvvtew Avalon: beloved mother of Jamea, of North 6lde: Mrs. Margaret M. Schofleld And Alfred Mecklntoih, 2 St tjuarantee siuo or oeiier weesiy you qualify Call anytime dsy or nicht. mcludmr. Sunday.

Court 1-3574. CHEJUSTS: Chemical Engineers: Physicists: Spectroscopist: Coal and Tar Research: Industrial Water Condition-im Sales and Service: Steel Metal- lurrlst: Laboratory Assistants: Medical lecnnicians: Manutactunns cnrmisii. Process Engineers: Mathmatics Majors. Excellent unadvertised opportunities. Pittsbureh's largest employment cen-ter.

CosmopolUsn Court 1-3907. Chemical Laboratory Technician. Permanent position for man, 20-25, In industrial plant laboratory. Must be high school srsduate. some college desirable, but not eswn-tial.

We want a man who will work hard to leam the business. Room Tor I adianremsnt. salary commensurate with training. Write 625. Press.

CHEMISTS Dexrees. Food Metal- I lurncal. Bacteriological and Research. I Salanea open. Emplovers fcerviee Union Trust Building.

Atlantic 1-0655. CLERKS Transportation, experienced tracer. O.S.D claims. 250. Tvpitt.

50 w.pm.. J250. Comptometer experience $250. Ask about other ooenlnn. Employers Service.

976 Trust Building Atlantic 1-9635 CLEMMwsenter. Bookkeepers. Office Men. Trainees. Plttsburjh'a largest employment center.

Cosmopolitsn Investment Bulld- Inr Court 1-3907. Clerica General Office i i Other obituaries. Page J2. Gcerft Kintz Jan. 9 (Special) George F.

Kintz. a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Co. em ploye, died in his home, R. D. 1, Latrobe, Sunday aner a ihort illness.

Mr. Kintz, born in Unity Township, was the son of the late John and Katherine Bol- linear KlntZ trlr corinl incur.lPeh- P- Museum 1-9737 He Is survived b.v three sis- man in. good health, tecs, Mrs. Ada Miner. Mrs.

Mary Ulrich. Middfetown. and Agnes Kintz. at home; four brothers, the Rev, Lawrence Kintz. Kimball, Edgar J.

Raymond and Carl B. Kintz, all of Youngstown, Ohio. Friends are being received at the family home. Solemn requiem mass will be sung at St. Vincent's Arch-Abbey Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.

Mri. I. W. Zupancic once records. Minimum requirements: nigh school education with some typing ability.

Apply 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Employment Office Westinghouse Atomic Old Bettis Field CLERK Inventory: smsle preferred: able to type: wholesale concern: Law- renceville district: good eooortunicy Writ- .1 60 Pres Collector Salesman Opportunity for ambitious young man with Pituburih'i most prosresslve in stallment nrm.

Ejtaoi'snea route, es ceilent condition, available now Ev- Mrs. Elizabeth Wall Zupancic, resident Of HayS lor more than VI vpars ri prl vpstprdav at her home, 232 HaySglen ii- after a long illness. Born May 21, 18S3, In Ger-; many, she came to America in 18S9. She was a member of Holy nn Trinity Lodge No. 20 and Lodge cvpt perlence helpful but not necessary, ects.

Pittsburgh larrest employment tat furnished. Guaranteed sslary plus; center Cosmopolitan. Investment Bulld-commusion Apply in person, artrr tnt Court 1-3907. 10 a. m.

See Mr. Uppa. Morrsn i Home Equipment. 5212 Butler St. DRAFTsMrN COLLEGE Graduate Alert, for medi- LIXAAI IJIVII cat technologist In research labora- rr-r-irsirnr a sirs tory.

Department ef Medicine. Uni-' RFSC-NrRS AND-verstly of Piltsburrh. Mayflower i LL.JI N-I L.IN INL 1-3500. Extension 366 and 333. COLLEGE Graduates: We are your CHECK fcRS Headouarters! Reslster now for choice i'W'lcffrt Experienced on rolling mills Surviv nc rf two rtautrhters.

e- rvu 4 i TSUKDAY PAGSS OF THE Pittsburgh Press WAWT ADS i JHE I PRINTS MORE WANT ADS I THAK THE OTHER 1 PiTTSBUisSH NEWSPAPER! ilDlfi i t. Ml mm 'a "I 9 0 0. OI8E0T uta to i coutnsui WART ID TAXI1 iiis. inuiiinci cinu mia. Rose Fleming: three sons.

John, Joseph and Albert, and nine grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. She also leaves a sister, Mrs. Christina Ambrose. Mrs. Zupancic was preceded in death by her husband.

V.uie0: a. sius. Solemn requiem mass will be sunt: Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. lost North Side.

Reward. Allegheny 1-2122. John Bauer, 1263 Spring Garden Ave. COLLIE Blind one eye. female, 12' years.

Lost Whitehall-Baldwin area. Wednesday. Reward. Tuxedo 2-7659. DOG toy Manchester, male: 835 Vf( fnr hfnnrillnn 1 a m.

owrri. elf nt. 17 sleek Clara markings: brown diamonds on each side of chest, brown paws, and dot over each eye. Mole on each side of ace; large snarp ears, long tnin black tall: very friendly. Are 7 months.

An- to Butcn. Lost from New Ttrt irv S1" Au, VrKk-' Ing a tan and brown trimmed sweater. License 13101. Call Mrs. L'nger be- ionc a p.

m. unicisi l-ooso. ExL 373: after 6 p. Locust 1-1642. dog Toy Fox Terrier: male; white, black ears, black stub tail; 8100 rrin.

aurnng i-wss DOG Lost Shadyside vicinity, Dec. 16: small, all black femaia. RawanS Hiland 1-6274 DOG Lost Wllkinsburg; small male; cense'74 14. Reward. 'Fremont 1-2576 i-rtk ENGLISH Setter.

Puppy Brown-' iuiiii u. autv, unjoin, nun. vicumy. k- want Fremont 1-2669 evenings. ENGLISH Setter Black tick.

setter with blsck hamesi: Mondav; South) HUH District. Lehlrh 1-6691. HUNTING Dos Brown with white tail, male, answers Brownie." Lost West End irea. Walnut 2-1404. LADYS lapel watch lost betwepn Troy Hill car Una and Heini St.

Call Falrfu 1-754 2. PUPPY Small, female. Wick white; lost Jan. lit: vicinity Forest nun. Rpwaro.

nranoywine t-easa WEDDING" Rlnr Man'a platinum. "JL to Ati 410'. December 20. Ntson Theater vicinity. Colonial S-4362.

Generoua reward WRISTWATCH Lady's Elgin, white gold, gny band, lost Downtown Friday: sentimental value; reward, HU. 1-6807. WRISTWATCH Lady'i "Omega" vicinity Fourth Wood or A Center. Forest 4-5846: irag PrysviHe Ave. Forest 4-6409 eve- Pines.

i FOUND Sundsv, black Spaniel bitch. Schenley Park. Call Museum 3-1389, after p. m. A Skart Ricft Ell'wnrth to town.

8 a. m. daily Re turn it possible. Montrose 1-4464 Personal IN TROUBLE Unmirrted. eipectsnt mothers get lympauVtlc counsel, refuge, medicil care.

Florence Crittenden Home. ttfOi rWiCtl ESTATE of Elva M. McPesk. deceased, of ML Lebanon No. 72 of 1956.

Letters testamentary en her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having elalma or demands against the estste of decedent to make known the same ana all persons Indebted te deceaent ,0 payment without delay to Robert E. McPeak. 150 Poplar unve. pgn. as, or to craig i.

Stockdale: Snce. Cook and Stockdale. Frick Pih. 19, Pa. NOTICE Notice It hereby given to ill per-sons Interested or who may be affected by Seyler Manufacturing Company, a business corporstlon.

that It filed with the Department of stale of the Commonwealth of Penfisylvams, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on the 30th day of December, 1955, a Certificate of Election by Its shareholders to dissolve the ald corporation, and that the Board of Directors Is now engaged In winding up and aettllng the affairs of said corporation, so that Its corporste existence shall be ended by Issurance of I Certificate of Dissolution by the Department et State of the Commonwealth of Penneylvenli, under the provision! of the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 6, end Its amendment. be taken to the Hills Reformed FOUND Pupoy, white and brown fe-rhurrh Fvnart. Mnnriav male, cropped tail: December 24: in Holy Angels Church. Burial will be In Calvary Cemetery. Friends are beinj? received at the OToole and O'Connor Funeral Home, 5106 Second Ave.

ft. to lie In state from n. m. to 8 the time of servlre Friday. Jin.

S. 1956. Elirabeth Kaufman, of 942 West Beckett in her 90th vear. widow of Christian Roeser: mother of Mri. Minnie Larbig.

Mrs. Marv Sciillv. Mri. Helen Dleeelman. and Alfred RitM" atenmnthar tit Vfra Anna Bush md elster of Maryland and i-afOT.

COMPOSIT0R Stone man. Pgh. lob shop. Must be experienced make-up, lock-up and Ludlow. Steady work-Write 629, Press.

COMPOSITOR Experienced on publication work. Good future. Writ! Box 661. Press. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Some experience, type 60 w.pm..

J265. Employers Service, 976 Union Trust Building. Atlantic 1-9658. Design Engineers PERMANENT OPPORTUNITIES with McKEE In Our REFINERY. METALS er INDUSTRIAL Division! At Our Cleveland.

Ohio Offices. The McKEE Orsanltatlon continues to trow and expana, 1 thereby offers miny present future opportunities for qualified and experienced Enrlneers Designer! In thl following fields; STEEL HEATERS SPECS Also ENGINEERS ENGINEERS DRAFTSMEN with Compensation commensurate experience and ability. No Limitations. Transportation A Moving Allowances. age Please send resume to: Edward A.

Kotner, Arthur fl McKpi ft Cn 17 V.O. Deaths Elsewhere James F. Jarman, 34, head of the Delman Shoe in Paris. Rear Adm. Albert L.

Swasey, retired naval architect, in Taunton, Mass. Howard Crocker, 68, son of former Tamanny Hall political boss, in New York. Dr. W. A.

Messier, S3, psychology professor at Fairleigh Dickenson College, in ford, N. J. Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, 78, Inventor and radio engineer, in Newton, Mass. Orson KUborn, 66, anti-Communist author and lecturer, in Fairfield, Conn. Morgan G.

Sanders, 77, for high mass at St. Srholasttca'i Church. Aspinws II. at 10 a Dl Ff ETT Suddenly at Miami Beach. Fla on Friday.

Jan. 6. Cheslev. beloved hu'hand of Florence Duffett. nee Egler.

of 1406 Wodoboiime Ave Brookline. father of Jere J. Duffett. brother of A. Stewart William C.

Ali Frank and the late Garland P. Duffett. Friends re-reived at the Blenliauer Mortusr K30 West Liberty Ave. until Ttisdav at. 1 n.

m. Service! tha Advent Enlsconal Church, Brook-J line ar i n. in rnenas invited. Masonic service! bv Oeter C. Shldlr Lodee No.

t50 F. At A. Mjnrtay at 9 n. m. Dl'NN Suddenly, on Sundav.

Jan. 8 195S. at 11 a. Lawrence W. Dunn, husband of Dorothy Dean Dunn, of 3920 Oreensburg Pike.

Forest Hills; father of Lawrence Steuhen and Oreeorv Dunn: brother of Mrs. Margaret Ruck, stahl. Baltimore. Md and Mn. Marian McKlnley.

of Peh Friends received tt H. Samson's. 537 Neville 8t fOsklond Civic Center). Reouiem high masi tt St. Maurice R.

C. Church. Forest Hills. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. EIBE.V On Saturday.

Ian. 1, 1956, Cas-er of 408 Spencer beloved husband of the late Helena and father or Hilda Mar-cella. Jerome. Richard. Conrad.

Mrs. Colette Voelker. Mrs. Cecelia Held, and Mm. Eileen Ennti: also 18 ermdchlldren ind 1 great grandchild: brother of Frank J.

Friendi and memben of the Holv Nsme Society received at the M. J. Ciesla Funeral Home. 593S Brownsville Rd. Funeral on Tues-dsv morning, et 9:30.

Solemn rennirnt hleh miss at St. Wende-lln's Church, at 10 o'clock. FELD In New Castle. on Frldav. Jan.

6. 1956. Minnie wife of the late Phllln Feld. formerly of Allentnwn. Pgh mother of Mrs.

Clara Frlshkorn. Phllln C. and Leo B. Feld: sister of Mn. Marv Dleterle.

Friendi received at the chaoel of John H. Slater Son. 228 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral Tuesday morning, at 8:30 o'clocg.

Reouiem mass In St. Oeorge R. C. Church, nt 9 o'clock, FISHER On Frldav. Jin.

6, 1956, lohn F. Fisher, of 943 Mrl.nn Bt husband of Irene C. Scharffcr Fisher; lather ot Mri, Dorothy Keller. Anna Bcker Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrie St.

Reauiem hleh mass at Most Holv Name Church on Tues-rtav. at 10 a m. Friends Invited, SOANMN On Sundsv, Jan. 8. 195S.

Marv Sommer. beloved wife ot Joseph M. Sranlln. late ef 818 Peralta mother of Mra. Elea-nora Hern: grandmother of Mri.

Eleanora Misenrik and John Hero; also 2 grtat-grandrhlldren. Friends received at the Jos A. Paooert and Song Funeral Home. 711 Lock-hart St. Funeral en Wedneaday with reauiem high mass at St.

Marv' Church at 10 a. m. SCHTJMM On Saturday. Jn. 7.

1956. It her residence. 4628 Fll-more Kathryn Pibst Schumm, Wrte of the late Charles Schumm; mother of Carl. Oeorge. Clyde.

Fred, and Robert Schumm. Mn, Elsie Raiser. Mri. Florence Boone, ind Mrs, Betty Mould: also survived bv 14 grandchildren, and Friend! re-elved at H. Samson.

537 North Neville Oakland Civic Center, where services will be helld Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment following it smnnneld Ccm netery. SMITH On Friday. January 6, 1956. Calvin of 7336 Hamilton Ave.

beloved husband of Harriet Smith: father of Robert C. Friends received it McCabe'l. 7204 Thomai where services will be held on Tuesday at p. m. 800DEY Suddenly on Frldie, Jin.

S. Chirlei R. D. No. 1.

Zellanople. formerly ef North Side. brother of Mn. ImtrTa right of Loi AaVgelei. Cittf.

Friendi received thi Clirty f- mer member of Congress, in Corslcana, Tex. Guarded Secret LONDON For fiO years, England successfully guarded the secret of casting crucible teel, a process discovered by an English watchmaker about 174a Z30U Chester Avenue CLEVELAND 1. OHIO rn i a 'SSTSS Emerson 1-1344..