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A 4 1 of of of of of 1 Westinghouse Market Computers Pact With Univac Produces System Of Plant Control A new line of industrial control computer systems was announced today by the Westinghouse Electric Corp. here. They are the first products of a joint program in which Westinghouse and the Univac Division of Sperry Rand Corp. are co-operating. Generally, will the computters and Westinghouse will supply the system and mar.

keting. Two of the systems have been sold to the Gulf States Paper Alabama, and the Arizona Public Service Phoenix. In the Alabama tion, for example, the computer system will control a continuous digester system and marks the first control computer for closed-loop a spplication in the Industry, according to Westinghouse. Computers in the paper industry, until now, were used for data processing. Studies show that the new control system will: -Substantially increase uniformity of production from a quality control standpoint.

-Save chemicals by more accurately determining amounts to be used in both the digesting and bleaching processes. -Control "cooking" conditions more accurately and, thus, produce more pulp per ton of wood. -Reduce storage costs by reducing the amount of offgrade pulp produced. -Cut down maintenance costs, because the computer will indicate when equipment in the process is beginning to malfunction. Gulf States eventually hopes to use computer control for its bleach plant, power plant, recovery system and other facilities.

The initial system can be expanded to do this, according to Westinghouse. Arizona Public Service will use the computer sys. tem for decisions as to which generating units should be operating and what power interchanges should be made with neighboring utilities. In addition it will control power deliveries and sales, coordinate performance results of power plants and monitor and control performance of the high voltage transmission system. Technically, the systems are PRODAC 510 and 580, the first two of a series.

Both are high-speed, solid state, digital computer tems for use in broad industrial applications, including complex closed-loop, process control. A closed-loop, on line computer, Westinghouse explains, continuously measures at the time of occurrence all variables of a process, including both equipment and product, and makes decisions and takes action to control both the process and the product, in most cases without human aid. The basic difference between the 580 and 510 is that the 580 provides much greater capability for controlling more complex sys. tems. Both are designed for wide Industrial applications including steel and chemical processes.

Mutual Funds NEW YORK. Mst of bid Funds as of Securities Bid Advisers 5.72 Affliated 7.25 AmBusin 4,16 Am Mutl 8.27 Asso FdT 1.45 4.49 BineRdg 10.69 Bullock 12.08 Calif 6.27 CanEnd 16.04 Captl 1, 8.91 CenShT 11.30 ChaseFB 6.25 CmInem 9.08 9.62 CowlthI 9.28 Com6F 14.57 CmpB8I 8.96 CompF 1.89 ConiTr 17.00 GrwFund 5.22 CorptL 18.70 CrownWs 6.75 DeVghl 15.42 DeVgeM 51.51 DelFnd 10.17 DivertS 7.91 DiverIn 8.59 Didends 3.04 Dow Tin 4.82 Dreyfus 14.85 11.57 12.28 Energy 18.88 FedGrw 10.53 FlaGrow 5.76 FndrsMt 5.31 FundAm 7.03 Fundine 8.71 Gre ISI 17.18 GurdMF 19,40 ImrpiCp 1.17 ImpriFd 7.35 IncomFd 2.36 Incopin 3.16 Incine 6.64 IntiRes 4.20 In ColA 9.33 InsTrB 10.27 I nY InMtC 10.86 InTSF 16.23 InSF 10.32 5.74 InvGCF 5.38 IstelFdf 31.49 JhnsMF 12.29 KeystoneF CFB-1 24.66 (FB-2 21.77 CFB-3 15.33 June 1 Following is and asked prices on Mutual quoted by the National Asan. Dealers. Inc. Asked Bid Asked 6.31 CFR-4 9.03 9.86 7.84 CFK-1 8.85 9.66 4,44 CFK-2 4.68 5.12 9.04 CF8-1 19.77 21.57 1.59 CFS-2 11,41 12.45 4.91 (FS-3 12.55 13.70 CFS 4 3.92 4.28 11.68 13.24 KeystI 13.71 5.48 6.00 14.83 6.85 KnekbGr 5.50 6.02 KnckbFd 17.36 LazardF 13.87 14.75 9.76 Lex TrF 10.93 11.95 12.35 LifinIn 14.42 15.76 6.83 LfIsSF 11.08 12.08 9.92 LsSofC 27.21 27.21 10.51 LmsSM 14.69 14.69 10.14 BCMGrw 5.77 6.54 15.92 BEMIns 7.39 8.10 9.74 MassLF 21.53 21.33 8.58 MutInF 8.68 18.50 NaWdSc 20.88 22.60 5.64 Na'l Securities Series: 20.45 Balend 10.62 11.61 7.39 Bond 5.52 6.03 15.58 Dividnd 3.52 3.85 52.03 Pid 6.95 7.60 11.11 Income 5.47 5.98 8.67 Stock 1.45 8.14 9.41 Growth 7.22 7.89 3.33 5.21 11.23 12.27 NewEgF 10.69 11.56 16.14 OneWISt 11.77 12.86 12.51 12.70 13.27 Peopl8 7.28 7.98 12.70 18.88 PhilaF 10.06 11.02 11.51 PineStF 11.28 11.39 6.29 PionrF 8.60 9.40 5.77 PTRGF 13.67 13.81 7.64 ProvntF 3.99 4.36 9,53 RevereF 10.19 11.08 17.70 Sedr FCn 12.13 12.73 19.40 SelAm8 9.13 7.80 ShTofB 10.22 11.17 7.99 SouthwI 1.39 7.99 2.58 SorrgnI 13.43 14.70 10.01 StateST 34.00 36.75 7.26 34.26 34.26 4.66 27.86 21.86 10.20 Tel-EF 7.04 1.67 11.22 TexasF 10.49 11.46 UBSFC 9.09 9.67 11.52 United Fands: 11.54 UntAc 12.78 13.91 11.04 Untent 6.36 6.95 6.20 UntIF 11.11 12.14 5.82 UtSIF 10.22 11.21 32.12 UntStd 5.89 12.29 UnFCn 16.32 WashM 9.29 10.15 25.14 WellEk 12.59 13.68 28.75 WellFd 13.72 14.96 16.73 WisF0Co 6.24 6.75 Foreign Exchange Foreign exchange rates reported by the Pittsburgh Natonal Bank for June 1.

dollar. Great Pirain sterling. 2.8104; Australia pound, 2.2500: Argentina (free) peso. Belgium franc. Brazil (free) cruzeiro, Chile escudo.

.9550: France franc, 2041; India rupee, Italy lire. Mexico peso, Netherlands guilder, Spain peseta. Sweden kronor, .1944: Switzerland franc. Urguay peso, .0917: Venezuela bolivar, W. Germany mark, .250300.

Stock Brokers Cash In On Spree Fees May Total $30 Million For Three Days By ROBERT DIETSCH Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, June 1 Stock brokers may have earned almost 30 million dollars in commissions for three days of hectic work this week. The figure is an estimate, at after with brokers, stock exchange officials and executives of organizations connected with the securities business. Commissions collected in the past, levels of fees charged, median prices of actively traded New York Stock Exchange issues and trading volume on several other exchanges were used in arriving at the estimate. One thing seems certain: With stock trading on Monday, Tuesday and terday running at record levels, commissions earned by brokers will surpass those of almost any other week in history. A total of 34,800,000 shares were traded on the New York Exchange during the three days.

It does about 85 per cent of business transacted on all exchanges. To this volume must be added over-the-counter activ. ity-that is, buying and selling of stocks not listed on any exchange. This business alone may total up to 24 billion dollars a year. Yesterday was another big day on Wall Street.

Some 10,700,000 shares were bought and sold on the New York Exchange, against 9,300,000 on Monday and 14,700,000 on Tuesday. (The markets were closed Memorial Day.) Prices rose and stood at levels where they started the week. The Dow -Jones Industrial Average went up nine points yesterday; it had gone 27 points Tuesday, so the two gain about matched the 35-point drop of Monday. The Dow average began the week 612 and closed yes. terday at 613.

Its all-time high is 734, set last December. The 1962 high is 726, set in midMarch. Of the 10 most actively traded on the New York Exchange, only General Motors failed to gain. It closed where it started, at $51. Generally speaking, stock exchanges fix commissions which brokers charge in buy.

ing and selling securities listed on those exchanges. These fees vary according to the price of a security and the number of shares involved. Up to this week, business In most brokerage houses has been sluggish -between 20 and 30 per cent last year. Profits have been down for the firms and missions lower for the men. In fact many firms had laid off workers hired to handle the big trading loads last year, especially last spring.

Over The Counter The following "bids' and do not represent actual transactions, they are intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these securIties could have been sold (indicated by the bid or (indicated by the asked). at the time of each days compilation, STOCKS BID ASK Admiral Homes Am General 62 Am St Gobain Ant St Gobain pid 10 12 Brockway Glass 1914 Challenger Corp 21 Cont Tran Lines 10 Dravo Corp 38 42 Edgewater Steel 39 42 Hagan Common 30 34 Hagan Preferred 104 Hiawatha Homestead Valve 634 Indian Cit 43, Jessop Steel Kennametal Inc 36 39 Keystone Alloy 111 13 Knox Glass 104 Lancer Ind Latrobe Steel 12 14 Life Assur. of Pa. 23 26 Magnetics Inc Mathews Conveyer Melpar 11 Nat Union Ins 46 Nuclear Ma Eq 38 45 Oliver Tyrone 17 Onezo Corp Papercraft Corp 11 Penn Ohio Gas Poh Reflector 33 Pgh Reflector pfd Pah Stand Conduit 20 Porter Common 30 36 Roberts Lumber Robertson 43 Rockwell Mig 2714 Tube, Miller Prd 16 Sampson Season All Ind Sun Drug Thrift Inv Drugs Com Thrift Inv pid Treesdale Lab 12 Trion Common Trion pfd Tyson Metals Union El Steel 34 37 Corp 10 Vulcan Iron 83 Wash Steel' 15 17 West Penn Power Williams Co 26 30 Wyckoff Steel 16 18 Youngwood El. M.

4 Swift Homes 6 BONDS Jos. Hor. cv 126 Thrift '70 ww. 105 Thrift '70 Thrift 71 Ww 103 Thrift 5s '71 xw. Vulcan 6.

81. 97 102 BANK STOCKS Avalon Bank 140 Brookline Tr. 49 Commonwealth Tr 46 Iron Glass Bk. 225 Mellon Tr. 61 641 North Side De Bk.

92 Pgh. Nat. Bank. Peoples Union McK. 45 50 St.

Clair Dep. 27 Union Nat. Bank 44 Western Pa. Nat. 37 40 Hussey Names Steel Engineer Maurice N.

Steel has been named project engineer for the new copper rolling mill of C. G. Hussey Co. in the Leetsdale-Ambridge district. As such, he will supervise the installation and start-up of machinery in the six-million-dollar plant.

A native of Bethel Park and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Steel recently was associatd with the Dick Corp. at Large. The Pittsburgh Press, Friday, June 1962 35 Classified Advertising NOTICES Pages Deaths 35-36 In Memoriam 36 Florists 36 Cemetery Lots 36 ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found. Personal 36 EMPLOYMENT Male Help 36-37 Female Help Situations 37 RENTALS Furnished and Unfurnished 38 Apartments and Houses.

38 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE East Suburban 39 North Suburban 39.40 East End 40 North Side South Hills 40-41 FOR SALE Miscellaneous Household Goods 41 AUTOMOBILES Auto 42-43 Sports Cars Trucks 43 Death Notices ARTHUR On Wednesday, May 30, 1962, at Hollywood, William Stanley, formerly of Greenfield, beloved husband of Charlotte Vernon Arthur; father of Mrs. Emily Chadwick and Herbert Arthur, Friends received at the EDWARD P. KANAL FUNERAL HOME. 500 Greenfield Ave, Funeral on Saturday with service at 2 p. m.

BARWICK On Friday, June 1, 1962, Charles beloved husband of Ethel P. Barwick and father of Robert C. Barwick. Private services will be held at the E. B.

LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 West Liberty So. Hills, on Saturday, June 2, at 3 p. Interment at Catskill, N. on Monday, June BOBRZYNSKI On Wednesday. May, 1962, Mary Golankiewicz Bobrzynski of 2511.

Leticoe S. wife of the late John Bobrzynskt mother of John Mrs. Loretta Pilarowski, Frank, Mrs. Stella Loveland. Helen, Walter and ward Bobrzvnski: also survived by 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the JOHN J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 So. 15th St. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass in St. Josaphat's Church at 9:30 a. 111. BOICE Suddenly, on Thursday, May 31, 1962. Minnie B.

Owen, age 68, widow of Elmer H. Boice, formerly of Valencia, mother of ald E. of Mars. Martha E. McCaslin of Gilbert 0.

of Beaver Falls, John J. of Gibsonia and Rita L. Barr of California; 13 grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren: sister of Otto Friends received in the ADRIAN D. WALTERS FUNERAL HOME. Mars, where services will be held on Sunday at 2:30 p.

m. BOYLE On Tuesday, May 29, 1962. James of 105 North Oak Hill O'Hara beloved husband of Katherine Sweeney Boyle: father of Joan Modzelewski, Nancy Boyle. Ruth Herrle. Betty Jane Boyle of John R.

Boyle: brother Sister M. Irene. Sisters of Mercy, and Mrs Irene King; also 11 grandchildren. Friends received at the WILLIAM J. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME.

210 Allegheny River Oakmont. Requiem high mass in St. Edward's Church, Blawnox. on Saturday a. m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. BRINER On Wednesday, May 30, 1962, of 828 Foxland Drive. Dennis Allan Briner, beloved son of Lewis D. and Alice Crowley Briner; brother of Lewis D. David P.

and Richard H. Briner. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGEL'S. 4900 Centre Avenue at Devonshire St.

on Friday evening from 7:00 to 10:00 p. m. Funeral Saturday morning. High mass of requiem in St. Bernard's Church at 10:00 a.

m. In lieu of flowers rememberances may be made to the Allegheny County Chapter of Retarded Children Association. BUFFINGTON On Wednesday. May 30. 1962, Frank A.

Buffington of 243 Zara husband of Anna Sweeney Buffington: father of Robert Frank R. Buffington: six dren; brother of Frederick E. children. seven greatBuffington. Friends received at HOME, 608 Warrington Ave.

FuJOSEPH COLLIGAN FUNERAL neral on Saturday, June 2 at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Canice Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. BUDZIK On Wednesday, May 30. 1962, Rozalia, of Cecil, mother of Stanley and Mrs. Mary Baer; sister of Mrs. Veronica Lucarz of Saskatchewan, Canada: also survived by three grandchildren, Friends recelved at the J.

R. COLEMAN FUNERAL HOME. Cecil. Requiem high mass on Saturday. 9:30 a.

St. Mary's R. C. Church, Cecil. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St.

Mary's Building Fund. BURNS Kevin on May 29. 1962. of 718 N. Neglev E.

husband of Claire W. Burns; father of Richard N. and Kerin Burns; brother of John B. and George C. Burns Friends received WM.

J. OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME. 333 Butler Etna, where services will be held on Saturday at 11 a. m. CALAHAN On Tuesday, May 29.

1962, William R. Calahan of 233 Hallock beloved husband of Grace Walker Calahan; father of William R. Calahan brother of Mrs. Louis Wills and Mrs. Paul Armstrong Friends and members of Guyasuta Lodge No.

513 and Stationary Engineers Local No. 95. received at the PARLORS OF WM. SLATER SONS. Virginin Ave, and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where service will be held Saturday. June 2 at 1:30 m. Visitation with the family 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. CALHOUN On May 31, 1962, Miss Carrie M.

Calhoun, daughter. of the late Alexander H. and Mary Henry Calhoun; sister of D. J. Calhoun and the late Lillie Z.

Calhoun. Friends received at the UNITED PRESBYTERIAN HOME. corner of Penn and Trenton Aves. Wilk. Services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Friends also received Friday evening at the J. FREEMAN FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME. Blairsville, Pa. Services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Interment Blairsville Cemetery, CARR On Wednesday, May 30. 1962, Daniel C.

Sr. husband of Estelle Gezovitch: son of Anthony and Anna Carr: father of Dennis and Daniel Carr brother of Mrs. Loretta Collura, Funeral from the EDWARD J. MeAVOY FUNERAL HOME. 1700 Forbes Ave.

on Monday morning at 9:30. Solemn requiem high mass in St. Agnes Church at 1:00 o'clock. CELIO Mav 30. 1962.

Angeline, of 2117 Montour Sta Coraopolis, wife of You'll TWICE find MANY ADS CLASSIFIED Press The in Pittsburgh. else Pittsburgh Death Notices American Stock Market NEW YORK, June 1 American Stock Sales In Net Exchange transactions yesterday were: Div. High Low Last Chge. Sales In Hills SupA ,44 Div. 100s High Low Last Chre.

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Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not included. a -plus extra; b-declared or paid SO far this year. no regular rate; c-payment on accumulated dividends: d-paid last year; e- cash or stock: 1-per cent in stock: -plus stock dividends: ag-plus extras plus stock dividends: -cash and stock dividends paid this year: -capital distributions; xd-ex-dividend: xrt-ex-rights: in full; wts-warrants; wi-when issued. Redmond Heads Koppers Division Mr. Redmond John H.

Redmond has been elected vice president and eral manager of Kopper Tar Products Division. He formerly was vice president and marketing manager for the division. Mr. Redmond is a native of Columbus, Ohio, and a graduate of Mr. Redmond Ohio State Uni- versity.

He joined Koppers in 1948. In 1949 he became assistant manager of the former central staff production department. He moved to the Tar Products Division in 1955 as assitant manager of operaand several months later was appointed assistant vice president and manager of operations. Sessi Is Associate In Insurance Firm M. Alvin Sessi has become an associate in the F.

W. Bowen Agency of the Northwestern Mutual Life surance Co. with offices in the Clark Building. Mr. Sessi has been manager of the Union Central Life Insurance Co.

in burgh since Mr. Sessi 1959 prior to that was hand manager of Union Central offices in Syracuse, N. Y. He began his career in life insur. ance here in 1949, and in 1952 he was appointed assistant to the general agent for Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.

in West Virginia. Scrap Prices Continue Drop CLEVELAND, June 1 (UPI) Steel magazine reported that scrap prices declined this week for the sixth consecutive week. Lower' bids on scrap from automotive plants for June emphasize the market weakness, the magazine added. Steel's price composite on key grade, No. 1 heavy melting, declined $1.16 a ton to $25.17, lowest level since March, 1954.

The composite is based on prices in burgh, Chicago, $23- $25, and Philadelphia, $25. A year ago, it was at $37.44. Ganong Leads Talks Warren L. Ganong, of Wilkinsburg, will lead a discussion on report and recommendation analysis at the annual conference of the Assn. of Management Consultants in Washington on June 22.

He is president of the W. L. Ganong 8937 Eastwood Wilkinsburg. R. M.

Smith Promoted Raymond M. Smith III has been elected treasurer of the Schaefer Equipment Co. here. Formerly with Main Mr. Smith joined Schaefer Equipment 15 months ago as assistant treasurer.

Florence Saccone Galasso: father of Edith. Guy and William lasso: brother of Mrs. Josephine DeFazio of Verona. Carmella, Angelo, Fortunato. Emilao and Alberico Galasso.

all of Italy; also survived by one grandson. Friends received at the PARLORS OF WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 8:15 8.

m. Saturday. June 2. Requiem high mass in St. Justin's Church at 9 a.

m. GERCKEN On Thursday, May 31, 1962. Dorothy H. Merry, wife of Joseph A. Gercken of 12 Western Emsworth; mother of Mrs.

Dorothy Dorman, Mrs. June gesser and Joseph A. Gercken five grandchildren also survive. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

at the BETCHER MORTUARY. 633 California Avalon. Services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. GEYER On Wednesday, May 30. 1962, Edna Schmitt, formerly of Troy Hill, wife of the late Anthony Geyer; mother of Mrs.

Richard Malich, Evelyn Geyer and Mrs. Thomas Dutty; sister of Mrs. Stella Ganz; also survived by seven grandchildren. Friends ceived at JOHN GUEHL FUNERAL HOME. Lowrie and Gardner Troy Hill.

N. S. Solemn requiem mass, in Monday, Most June Holy 4, at Name 10 Church m. Friends invited. GITTINS On Thursday, May 31, 1962, Alma of R.D, 3.

Coraopolis; mother of Mrs. Ruby Downs, Mrs. Dorothy Love, Mrs. Alma McCartney, Mrs. Vivienne Donovan, Mrs.

Evelyn Heidler, Charles, George and Stanley Gittins. Friends may call at R. D. LAND FUNERAL HOME, 867 Fifth Coraopolis, where services will held Saturday at 3:30 p. m.

GITZEN On Wednesday. May 30. 1962, Peter of 15 Green Glen Baldwin Boro, husband of the late Amelia Hirt Gitzen: father of Mrs. Ottillie Murphy, Mrs. Mercedes Mitchel.

Mrs. Cyrilla Finan, Mrs. Aimee Wallisch, Elmer. Jerome, Cletus and Paul; brother of Katherine, Frank and Joseph Gitzen: also 20 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends received from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 D.

at the E. C. KOONTZ FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Saturday at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass St. Albert the Great Church at 8:45 a. m. Interment St. Wendelin Cemetery, GITZEN Wednesday, May 30, 1962, Mary, of 1528 Dormont daughter of the late Mary and Peter Gitzen.

Friends received at the E. C. KOONTZ FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Saturday at 10 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St, Bernard's Church at 11 a. m. Interment Death Notices Anthony: mother of Mrs. M. A.

Wilken Frank and Diane; sister of of Italy, Mrs. D. DiTommasso, Youngstown, and Joseph DiTommasso of also two grandchildren. Friends received at the ANTHONY SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, 1316 Fourth Coraopolis, until Saturday at 9:30 a. Solemn high mass St.

Joseph's Church at 10 a. m. CIANCIOSI On Wednesday. May 30, 1962. Mary Rose Argentieri of 3722 Dawson St.

beloved wife of Antonio. Friends received at the JOHN N. ELACHKO FUNERAL HOME. 3447 Dawson St. at Semple.

Funeral on Saturday morning at 10:30. Solemn requiem high mass St. Regis Church at 11 o'clock. CLAIR Anna B. (nee Riley), of 809 Jacksonia St.

N. on Tuesday, May 29, 1962. beloved wife of Harry mother of Marjory Clair and aunt of Marion Weingartner. Friends received at the FRANK V. LUKSIK FUNERAL HOME.

1400 Monterey St. N. until Saturday at 8 A. m. Requiem high mass in St.

Peter's Church at 9 a. m. CLEMMONS On Wednesday, May 30, 1962. Alfred of Groveton, husband of Bessie, son of John father of Brenda and Alfred brother of Norman, Raymond and Ralph. Friends may call at the R.

D. COPELAND FUNERAL HOME, 867 Fifth Coraopolis. Requiem high mass in St. Joseph's Church, Saturday at 11 a. m.

COSTA Of 103 Claus Carrick, on Wednesday. May 30, 1962, Joseph. beloved husband of Teresa Costa; father of Mrs. Emma Cancilla, Mrs. Mary Tortorice, and Prima Costa; brother of Mrs.

Celesta Pontremoli: also six grandchildren survive. Friends received at the E. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME. Castle Shannon, until Saturday. June 2 at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. lin's R. C. Church at 9 a.

m. DARRAH On Thursday, May 31, 1962, Ruth Kern Darrah, beloved wife of Robert H. Darrah, of 1101 Fawcett White Oak: mother of Richard L. Wilden; daughter of Richard Kern. Friends received at H.

SAMSON'S. 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Saturday and Sunday, 2-4 and 7-9 p. Monday, 10 until 12 noon. Services at the Calvary Episcopal Church, Shady and Walnut Monday, June 4, at 2 o'clock.

Interment Homewood Cemetery. DEVINE On Friday, June 1, 1962, John of 5246 Carnegie beloved husband of Mary (Mayme) Murphy Devine; brother of Sarah O'Connor: also six nephews and five nieces. Friends and members of St. Kieran's Holy Name Society received at the JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, Butler at 52nd St.

Notice of time later. DILLON On Tuesday, May 29, 1962. John F. of 112 Finley Glendale, husband of Elvina Andrus: father of Dorothy Hoffman and John F. also survived by three grandchildren.

Friends received at the LEONARD FRANSKI FUNERAL HOME. 101 Third Carnegie. until Saturday, June 2 at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Ignatius Church at 9 8. m. Interment in Holy Souls Cemetery. DOMBROWSKI On Thursday, May 31, 1962, Andrew, beloved husband of Mary Fadrowski: father of Richard, Patricia and five grandchildren: brother of Peter. Funeral from the B.

E. HARANSKI FUNERAL HOME, 216 44th St. on Monday, June 4, m. Requiem mass in St. Kieran's Church at 10 m.

DOTTERWAY On Wednesday, May 30. 1962, Cecelia of Route 885, Clairton, wife of Lawrence mother of Patricia Bond. Lawrence sister of Rose Lucot. Ann Krukowski. Friends received at the ALVA K.

WHETSEL FUNERAL HOME, Sixth and Walnut St. (Route 885), Wilson, Clairton. Pa, Services 10 a. Saturday. Visitations 2-4 and 7-10.

ENGLE On Thursday, May 31, 1962. Gregory C. Engle, in his 51st year, husband of Helen Laukaitis, of 1922 Arlington father of Mrs. Carol Ann Jenesky: also survived by one grandson. Friends and members of Teamsters Local 249 received at the CHARLES C.

CIESLAK FUNERAL HOME. 81 So. 15th St. Funeral Monday at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass in St. Henry's Church at 9 a. m. Burial in Loretta Cemetery, Ronald. Funeral Saturday.

June 2, at p. m. from WEST FUNERAL HOME, 2216 Center Ave. GALASSO On Tuesday, May 29, 1962. BenJamin (Benny) Galasso of 428 Boggs beloved husband of FERA On Tuesday.

May 29. Daniel S. Fera of 1863 Middle Sharpsburg husband of Theresa Butkiewicz; father of Daniel Richard. Denise; son of Stephen and the late Rose Fera: brother of. Clara Olczak, Mary Cholka.

Dolores Paolina. Louis and Michael Fera. Friends received at ALVIN R. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME. 1314 Middle Sharpsburg.

Requiem high mass in St. John Cantius Church on Satur. day. June 2. 1962 at 10 8.

m. FELSKE William on Thursday, May 31, 1962, of Ella beloved husband Henrietta Neubauer: father of Lorraine Felske: brother of Pauline Busch, Augusta Moore and Rudy Felske. Friends received at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME. 4730 Friendship Ave. on Saturday at 1 m.

FISH On Thursday. May 31, 1962. of 1306 Ridge' Coraopolis, formerly of New Brighton, Laura widow of the late Col. William Fish: mother of Mrs. John D.

Hantz: sister of Mrs. Oscar Hughes and Mrs. Saul McCoy. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

at the R. D. COPELAND FUNERAL HOME, 867 5th Coraopolis, where service will be held Sunday at 7:30 p. m. FLAVIN Wednesday evening, Helen beloved wife of Thomas P.

Flavin of 1124 Stanhope Sheraden: mother of William G. and John E. Larkin: sister of Rose Smith and Josephine Barnett; three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends received at McCABE BROS. INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Ave. Funeral Monday. June 4, 1962 at 8:15 a m. Requiem high mass at Holy Innocents Church. Sheraden at 10 a.

m. FLENORY Mary of 2330 Center on Tuesday, May 29, 1962, daughter Bennie and Howdie Flenory, St. Bernard's Cemetery. Member Kaufmann's 20 Year Stand-By Club. GOOD On Thursday, May 31, 1962.

Bertha Gleason: wife of the late Frederick H. Good of Perrymont McCandless mother of Mrs. Harriet Eichenlaub, Fred William John Raymond and J. Mark Good; sister of Mrs. Beryl Moore, Mrs.

Margaret Gamble, Mercedes, Kathryn, Dr. Carl, Amos and Regis Gleason, Friends received at the BRANDT FUNERAL HOME. 1032 Perry Perrysville. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Teresa's Church on Saturday morning at 12:00.

GRANTZ Robert on Wednesday, May 30. 1962, of 363 S. Highland father of Karen and Robert Grantz of Murrysville; son Mrs. Natalie Grantz; brother of Mrs. Emilie A.

Halliwell of Penn Hills and Mrs. Elizabeth Bischoff of Verona. Friends received at the FINDLAY C. WYLIE FU. NERAL HOME (formerly John Kekilty), 605 Brushton where services will be held Saturday at 1 p.

m. (Family visitations 2-4 and 7-9). HAINES At Allegheny General Hospital on Wednesday, May 30, 1962, William Earl Haines of 154 McCoy Kennedy beloved husband of Louise Schubert Haines: father of Elizabeth Johnson, Mary Louise Brownley, Virginia McKee, Dorothy Lee. Patty Roch, Kathleen, Dr. William E.

Edward Clark A. and Kenneth Haines; brother of Wilma Kinsey. ginia Smith and Howard Haines; also survived by 27 grandchildren. Friends received at the MERVIN C. STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks.

Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Funeral services at the Kenmawr U. P. Church at 2 o'clock.

HANDRAHAN On Thursday, May 31, 1962, John J. of 330 2nd Aspinwall, husband of Bridget O'Connell; father of Mary and Catherine Handrahan, Ann Davis, Ann Conner, John and Denny Handrahan; ten grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the HENNINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butler on Monday, June 4th at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass in St.

Scholastica's Church at 9:30 a. m. requests visitation 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. HARMAN On Thursday, May 31, 1962, Charles of 434 Sylvania husband of the late Marguerite; father of Mrs.

Gladys Miller, Mrs. Grace Jurgens of N.Y.C.. Mrs. Bernadine Garbin, Mrs. Ruthann Makranin and Mrs.

Evelyn rocy; also seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Family requests that friends be received from 2-4 and 7 to 10 p. m. at the JOSEPH E. JONES FUNERAL HOME.

209 Allen Time of funeral later. HEASLEY On Wednesdav. May 30. 1962, Amanda Catherine Heasley (Evler), wife of Aaron Heasley of 3125 May Castle Shannon; mother of Marcia Heasley; sister of Gladys Eyler. Mrs.

Charlotte Pearce, Mrs. Olive Henry, Mrs. Lillian Best and Mrs. Jessie man. Friends received at H.

SAMSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. HENDEL On Wednesday, May 30, 1962, at her residence, Neville House Beulah Toney Hendel, wife of Albert Hendel; mother of Janice Edward L. and Robert I. Hendel; daughter of Mrs.

Alice Toney: sister of Mrs. Robert F. Denhard, Mrs. Harve White, Alexandria, Robert Virgil and Claude Toney. Friends received at H.

SAMSON, 537 Neville St, (Oakland Civic Center). Friday, 3 to 5 and 7-9 p. m. Services Saturday morning at 11 o'clock HODGKISS May 28. 1962.

John Merle. BRO 48. of 525 McElhaney Shaler husband of Ruth Anderson: father of Sharon Darlene; son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Hodgkiss; brother of Mrs. Betty Adamiak, Loren (Bud), Verne (Buzz) and David Hodgkiss. Masons and friends received 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. at the ROBERT B.

NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2208 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Services Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

Glenshaw. Services Zaradatha Lodge 8 p. m. Friday: Knights Templars Thursdav at 8:30 p. m.

HOHMAN Wednesday evening, Anna M. Yeager, widow of Theodore Hohman: mother of Mrs. Frieda Fritsche. Mrs. Anna M.

Staudt, Mrs. Claire Coyne, all of and Theodore E. Hohman of Compton, seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Friends received at McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Ave. Funeral Saturday, June 2, 1962, 7 m.

Solemn funeral mass at St. Lawrence Church at 8 a. m. Visitation with family 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. HOLLAND On Thursday, May 31, 1962, Anna of 1109 Walnut Turtle Creek, beloved wife of William and mother of William James Mrs.

Angela Power, Mrs. Margaret Bush, Mrs. Helen Milne, Mrs. Martha Myers; sister of Patrick J. Creegan, John Creegan, Mrs.

Margaret Porter, Mrs. Mollie Foley: nine grandchildren. Funeral from JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 128 Shaw Turtle Creek. Requiem high mAss In St.

Colman's R. C. Church Monday at 11 a. m. Interment Braddock Catholic Cemetery, JACKS Mary, on Tuesday.

May 29, 1962, of 3426 Tillio Plum Boro, wife of Frank Jacks: mother of Frances Timko. Mary Bella, Frank. Lewis. Joseph, Thomas, and William Jacks: also survived by three sisters, one brother, and 23 grandchildren. Friends received at the PAUL R.

ELKINS FUNERAL HOME. 2300 Leachburg North Bessemer. Penn Hills, Family hours 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 8.

m. Requiem high mass from St. John the Baptist R. C. Church of Unity at 9:30 8, m.

Interment Plum Creek Cemetery..