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0tfh Nattcti Otath Netted OttHk N.frett Mdlt Htp Wftrf PITTSBURGH PRESS, JANUARY 14, 1955-PAGE Ms't Help Wantiet More Cash for Children' Hosptfof Ice Cream Company Employes Give $247 To Old Newsboy Fund Collection Made by Ed Laboon Is Credited to John J. Kane Employes of Rieck's Seaitest Ice Cream Plant, who always get behind The Press Old Newsboys in their fund drive for Children's Hospital, contributed $247.30 to the 1954 campaign. The collection was made by Old Newsboy Ed La-boon who credits Old Newsboy John J. Kane with all contri Mr. Mra.

louli K. Lomli. Children Christmas Carolers. 2 Mn. Robert Deltnev, H.

Blar. Mra. Richard Murrln. Mrt Rose Mynytiuk. J.

onndel Loult P. Reizensteln. Mrs. Sternal. Sandra Lee and Michael Lee Mort.

P. Tormth. 8. C. Packer (credited to Wilkenii.

t.10 Martaretrnse Millard $1 Mn. John Hinea i credited to Roberts i. David Rosenblnom I credited to Ellen-botem, stevte Schoen (credited to Slus-ter i Marcaret L. Natel (credited to Whltei. Carl Sella Dennis Shriek, Mm Catherlni nindlcl, Michael Fehl.

Raymond Rupert. Henry Rofianskl (credited to Rubenstelni. Billf stout. Mile Linda ScJimltt (credited to Wllkensl. butions he receives.

Collected by Ed Laboon, Rieck's Seaitest Ice Cream Plant 3 Hirdlnf Boyt. I) Clyde feorby. A Patio. C. Mit-thewtv John Kolinsky.

John Wilkerson No. 413, Sam Hughee. "Stoop" Htrydiak, Ray Hell, Phil Sterner. John Fetter, "Chick'' Henry, Leon Bower, Frank Benko, Lou Lederer, Diva Given, Ed ScheUhaut. John McCallum Charlie Horovltt, Harry Hill 1 Gforte Strlngert George Hau, Fred Buehl, Frank Colenun, Tom Keller, Harry Barkal, John Mann, Bob Dewalt.

Cherlea Winterhalter. Leo Rittler. Fred Kleber, W. 6eiber, Bill Umotit, Stan Wal-kowski. Sam Schmidt, Don Tannovi, Wllliara Chipplch.

Al Strut. Ted Kaczo'rowskl Al Krlrger, Walter Klein. Charles Michael, Roy Meyers, Joe Ferguton. Joe DeFlocco. Bill Murphy.

Barney Motchel, Lawrence Dietrich. Henry Lawton. 11 Ray erlend, Harry Gillespie, John Adama, Henry Hunilker, Red Unrun, Sam Caruso. Mike AUnauer, Joe Sciulll Harry Adelsberg, Jerry Reiner. Jot titelnhauser.

Abe Mervls. Mike Donahue, Harry snodgieja. Jack Budlon, W. Matter. Walter Seidel, Rust Lott.

Frank Noah, Charlea Brown, John Zelder, Fran Zenel, Joe Rudakl, BUI Eakin, Huch Link Henry Uuenther, Phil Herrlng-ton. Joe Lasko. Red Rock. 11 Boh Alteiibaujh. Dutch Slelgerwalo, Jamea Wllkeraon.

John Wilkerson No. 436 Bob Scheldtcr, Paul handiock. Jonn Frame jimmy wirth. B.ii Palmer, charlea won- ezak, Chuck Boyle. Buzt Frank, Homer Gray, George Hoover.

John Gaydos Henry Jen Malt Help WenM HARD Candy working foreman look-Ing for a position with small reliable firm, experienced In hard ctndies: understand machinery factory located In Wett Va. Wnte full details tnd tuning ttltry Write 410, Preaa HEATING Eillmalor Estimator. eT perlenced In take off of commercial end heating work: mutt have at least 4 years' eipenence. Give ate reference, etperienee and talary detlred. 557.

Preat HEATTNr, Contractort "to work on small houses, Apolv Sunt Kreenbrisr Plan, taoo Block. Greentree Scott Twp HYPRAMAT1C tnd MOM me-hanlr, etnerienced See Mr, Hlxanbaush. Powera Motor Salei. 1561 W. Liberty Ave IBM OPERATOR Experienced elT machine! capiblt wiring board, local; 4300 plus FISHER PERSONNEL aon Grant St OR INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Etcellenl engineering op-portumtv in methods and riant lavout work for a rained and etperlenced Industrial or mechanical engineer.

You will be associated with a ornmment manufacturer ot fabricated steel products. This national manuftcturer It a leader In the fabrication and sale of bulldlnia and oiher equipment for farm and Industry. Broad line of atnrage tnd transport equip-ment 'or the oil Industry, complete facilltiea for the commercial drr cleaner end many other durable products for Industry and general business Established ever 50 yeara, WE. WTt t. PI ACT XVFLL fUALIPlID ENGINEER, 5 TO 4 YEARS flF A GRADUATE FRBFERRET.

BUT EQUIVALENT COM BINA-TIONS OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED. Send full parllrutare concerning evpertence and other quallflcitinns tn Orval W. Grovea, Employment Supervisor, it Iddresl fhown below. Your reply will he held completely confldentliL BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY y400 East Street Ktnill City 34, Missouri Llthogrphpr'8P1ate Makpr Etperlenced In all proceaaea of pltte miking Including camera work. 51m developing mpllratlnn of light lenitive rhemlealt to tine plates arid etching, Vt tone work, elo Good opportunity Wrile living age, eipert-ence.

wtget eipected fj 541 Preat, MACHINIST Etperlenred Jlertrig Manufacturing ind Repair Co 1443 Wettern Ave Nnrlh Side, Pgh, MAN Sober reliable; to do mechanical work and clean cara for used car dealer: references required. Call wi MAN For delivery and general itofa work, nil sterling i-i 1 1. Maintenance Mtn For shtdmde ent bide. Steady permanent poal- Ion. Write 54T, rrett 1AN Reliable- csn be retired or leml-cetlred: must htve tome knowl-edge of tnirking Industry: car ea-aential Write 573 Press.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Minimum I vean for Merhinleil Equipment iparlflratlnn writing (Chem-leal Procettl with btckground In the aeiection ef mechanical equipment for Chemical Planti ind prepare sneclfl-ratlnni for thll equipment. Operating etperienee desirable end eultthle al eubatltute for some of design eipenence. ENGINEER FOR SMALL PLANTS DEPARTMENT Graduate rhemlrel or Mechanical Engineer with well rounded etperienee fn mnlunetinn with design end operation of Cbemlnl Plintt. Mutt perform prnoeai deatgn, eelect equipment and prepare tptrirlritlnni for tmtll Chemical Proetas plants, tf a Chem. fell Engineer, must hive etperienee In design or operation of one or more of the mechtnlrtl etpeoti of ehemlcil Flints.

Including mechanical equipment, lnstrumenlillon or piping. INSTRUMENT ENGINEER V. degree In chemical, mechanical or electrical engineering. Three yeara eipenence with application of proceta Inatrumenta, preparation of tpedfira-tlnna and design ot Instrument piping lyttemt. ESTIMATOR FOR.

CHEMICAL PLANT Work Involves vessels, mechanical. In. atrumenta and piping take-ofl from flow sheets and layouta; material and labor pricing. Mechanical or Chemical Engineering Degree preferred with up to 3 yeartT etperienee. Muat be able to imerpret preliminary tpedflcatlona end design data and finished drawing! and speclflcsllont INTERVIEWS BY APPOINTMENT MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, QA TO 4 P.

M. OR BY APPOINTMENT AT HOims lUITABLB TO YOU. CALL 3. 3. E1MMERMAN.

GRANT 1-S350 OR WRITE BLAW-KNOX CO. CHEMICAL PLANT nivifliosf 30 FORT DIIOUESNE BLVD. PITTSBURGH (23i, PA. Men Be Your Own Boss Full part-tlmi. Work your own boura, 13-15 hour comm.

Mason Sheet, bOT IJberty. Room 514 AT. 1-413P. MTN Service "Walkins" Roulea, full -part time Hustler 0 to gmo weekly. Guarantee la dally.

T044 FrankttosAve Emerton1.3SS0. OFFSET'PRESSMAN fod opportunity with old etlihllshed comptny Our employei know of thli ed. Write giving age. etperienee and salary rupected, 551, Prett PAINT Phtt nptlinr formiilirrif tn rwrrh uid 1inrfxm.rit of nnlltn''4 nnlih Provn ihilltf tn tuMrviit mm nifntlail. Mn4rn.

equippM Itbortlftry, irfllini wnrlrtnt ennrliditu OuUttnillni hn-rftt nlani tnclulmr a Hlvrit pmftf hirlnr rftlfirn'rit fund rfrur1t inf! pportunlty unllmiUd, mumt i9 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PAINT VARNISH CO. 4820 Longdon Street Philadelphia 24. Pa. PART TIME Tralneet. percantare profit Plan ipontored by New steel Implement concern.

Assures yn 47150 weekly for 15 hnurv Salary end eipenae when quellOee) Call MIL 5-151. nr N'w KenitnKon Edltnn 11 25, or HU 1-4T4. evenln s. Due to etpanston" we have positions open for two registered men' preferehly with some telf-serve operation etperienee. living and working condttlont.

Contact Haller. 1105 Peach St Erie, Pa. Phone 3-303S or night! 5-4133 to trrsnge for Interview. PHARMACIST CtntM vnung man for attlstant mtn-aer position Comnensatlon atiove av erase Local, large volume store, 5 It) Trent, PHARMACIST Formerrhindltlnt type ston, good pay. Call Museum 3-nie)7.

PHARMACIST For relief work: regu-ler tchedule Call Museum 1-3000. PLUMBING Eillmalor Einerlenred In lake off of commercial and Indus-trill plumbing work. Must have it 1et five yetrf etperienee In thu city with other firma Give age, references eipenence and talary da-Bired. 557 Preat Administrative Trainee Here ti position with a future. Travel throughout tha entire United Btatea contacting field organizations In all principal ritlea performing such dutlri as auditing accounta and pay toll records, taking Inven.

tory. introducing field personnel In the use of formt, etc, Thlt position offeri attractive promotional noaMbilitlea In either field or noma office organ-Iratlona. Salary plua espentet. no telling. Appllranta thould be tingle, male college graduatea with a degree In Business Administration.

Accounting or Industrial Management. They ihould be between tha agei of 23 and 2H. and free to travel. In reply stale peraonal data, education and work experltr.ee. WRITE 580, PRESS Automobile Salesmen ttpenrnred new car and Hw used car talesman, living In South HMIa area to loin our small congenial talee organlittion Present is let men have been iteadlly employed for over 10 yeara.

Stop in ant check our proposition ind information on tht tenai-tlon new Ptckard program. Salary 4b commission. Apply in person. Marfred Motor Sales 437 Washington Mt Lebanon AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Communion. Potitlon open at Btmet Buick el 5 Baton burg Route Si.

Etna. Sterling Antwer in person; must hsve ttptrt-enct. trtntportttlon furnlthed; Automobile Salesmen Etcellent opportunity for young man with sales training and etperlrnce to aell tlied Cars. Very active location. Salary and bonus Automobile etperi-etire neceatiry.

Cell Mr. Creen, WI. -AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN "1 TWO, MITST BE QUA I tFIED IN NEW CAR SELl.INi; I.IBFRAL rOMMIS-SION CAR Fl'RNISHFD APPLY IN PERSON RAHMAN HEVROI.E'r INC. 43a PENN AVE BODY 4 Fender Man Painter. Must he A-1.

Steady wnrh. Cadwell Auto Body 109 Penn Ave, WU-kinahurg CASUALTY SPECIAL AGENT large rtplttl ttock company reejueatl letter of application giving personal and educttlontl background and eipenence, under 35 yeara of age; rompany car fumlihed. talary open. Our emplovrt know of thli id write Bot 523 Preaa CLAIM Adiuiter EvnrrlenceiT for bureau catutlly company. Salary open.

Apply Mr. Kohl. Pho of London Croup, 3003 I'nlon Bank Bldg. Court 1-137. COOK, Short Order Eintrlenrd.

An-Plv Scottt Diner. 71 Penn netr Braddork Ave. CREDIT and OperaMng" Manager Wanted hv nitlonil manuftcturer for Inctl branch, 35-35; mint have background of bookkeeping, credit and collection; must he able to supervise email ofllrt force Write giving detain to Mr L. J. Combe.

1104 Rteda- dale St Pgh. S3. CREW Worker! (3) To'thow pa-tlontlly advertised "Wnklnt Prod, uett." Guaranteed IS dally. Call Emerson tlFNTAL" Technician Ernerlenee ht gold work required, ttady or part-time. Eric Htrlmtn Dental I.tbnrt-torv 1010 Canon 8.

Hemlock 1 3335 TlENTAL Young all irnund dental teehnician, particularly inod In prosthetic work. Interested in flirting laboratory. Write 580, list End Pratt. DIE MAKER let glut only, for blanking and forming diet Wolverine Supply at Mfg page and Foment North Hide. DISPLAY MAN Por worn ena ready to wttr.

Itpert. enced, Wm. Penn Hat and Gown Shop. Alroi Bldg. DYNAMOMETER operttor etperlenred, talary and cnmmlision Bee Mr.

Hl-enbtuth Powen Motor kalei, 1561 Liberty Ave. ENGINEER PRODUCT DESIGN Etrellent entlneerlng opportunity In product design and development work for a trained and entneirlenred me- rhanlcal, architectural or civil engineer You will he associated with a prominent manufacturer of fabricated ateel Thia national manufacturer la a leader In the fabrication and tale of buildinga and other equipment for farm end Industry. Bmad line of atnrage and trtntport equipment for the oil industry, complete fietll-tiaa for the commercial dry leaner and many other dur- ble products for induitry nd tenertl builneta. Iltlb-llahed over to yean. WE WILL PLACE WELL QUALIFIED ENGINEERS.

25 TO 40 YEARS OF AOE. riRADIJATE I NP.F.RR PREFERPEn. mrr EQUIVALENT COMBINATIONS or TRAINING ANT EXPF.RI-ENrg WILL BI CONSID-ERIO. end full partltulare eon-remlnr etp lence tnd other qiiallficttlont to Orval W. O'ovea, Employment Suner-vieor, at addreaa ahoam below, Your reply will be held completely confidential.

BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 7400 East 13th Sire Ktniaa City 3. Missouri FILM SPOTTER Enperlenred In tootling film negative! and ttrlpping In new material. Small offset shop, dnwntown Plttshurfh. Write age, experience, talary aipected, rress FOREMAN" Foreman With tporouth knowledge of operational on Warner A Swaary turret lathes. Builard verticil drill.

Intemtl and etternal gnnd'ra Mult be able to make up. aet up at.d direct peraonrel In Turning Dept. of progressive merhine thop Mutt quality and production minded malorlty of work eoniiati of turning apur end bevel gear blanka: gear cutting etoerl-ence helpful hut not necessary Please give age, experience, mtrltll ttttm and aalary eipected In letter All correspondence will be held In itrlrteat confidence. Plant located In Plttn-burgh dlttrlct. Write Bot hi.

Prese Furniture Salesman and Assistant to Owner Brody't Furniture Store In Canona-burg hit etrellent opportunity for em-bttiout young man: must have furniture ttore etnerlenre In telling and other phaiet of Call Herb Brody. Sherwood 5-430 for appointment or write rare of ttore titling etperlen'-e tnd talary ei peeled. GRINDER to opertte tool and cutter grinder No. 1 Cincinnati Unlveraal: must be able to do cylindrical, aurfae and Internal grinding must have at leatt 10 vein estperltnre: no oiheri need apple. Criff Machine Productl Co, I3T Pgh.

4. netr Lincoln nelle. Tony Lucerne. Paul Donnelly, Bill Trltchler, Jack Chereck, Jim McDonald, Ed Wnrrall, Chuck Ryan. Tom Nichols.

GeGorge Strlngert Walt Wackier. Andy Wlllkomn. Curt Glltrap. Matt Dlachner. II Al Runeo.

Bob center. Conrad Wei- Kld. Mike Conmy. Frank Ullery. Tom Tu-iko, Elmer Stocks Gene Allessandro.

Bob Loughrldge, Bill Lelnemann. Ben Hchwartz, John Dickie. Fred Sunserl. Ray Graff. Fred Berrman, Harry Frtlt.

Richard Tllbee, Chrla Schlll. Jim Nulton. Frank Young, Stan Starrett, Howard Welgold. Charlie Thomas, Ronald Watt. Georte Led-rer.

Jack Ceyer. BUI Haggerty. Jim Ctr-rao. Dave Franrla. 11 Tony Madia, tenus Baker, Blair Fischer, Bill Btrrie, Ray Spanhauer, Jim Frltt, John Serdy.

Joe Kammermeler. A. Mc-rambrldge, We Steele. Peta Minsky. Richard Robion.

Art Schramm. Bill Fazio. Fenton, John Fuche. McVev Frank Stewart. 3.

Schroeder, John I.auffer. Bill man. Rui Elrher. Tom Green. Walter Wolff.

Kuhlman. Gil Lippl. Patsy Sralo, Ed Weia-Charlea Strlngert. Tony Falello. II Emll Hlnsrh.

Syl Funk. Lea Churrh-ffeld, Moe Isaacson. Charlea Frey. Earl Peterson. Al Wltkowskl Ralph Mauch.

Norm Manaman, Wyeth. C. A. Nulton. R.

Allen Pie MoNearnev, H. Helnleln. Ry P'-her, R. T. Kline.

Fred Carbauth. Handle. Paul Sptnnenweher. John Bastett. Steve Mayo, Edsar Rideout, Bob Junker.

Tim Me-Cauly, Jack I.e(T, Bob Jack Ltut. Jake C.elger. Tim Butler. II Georte Mohr, Bob Jackson. Tom Wullette.

Ed Easlev. Flltpovlts, C. Morton, neorge Kelfer, Charles Leabsrher. Tony Trlsrhler, Rodcers, George nndayko. Frank Lynch, Bill Holland.

Ray Havranek. Froellch. Ceorre Winterhalter, Larry Graham. Frank Bevcr. A.

Ftlw. Mel 'PiMer. Bill GaMaither. Boh Merrleneld. Rude Swedish.

Frank Wlgand, Bill Nagel. Bill Oj-. trone, George Barth, Al Blakeley. Hutchl-eon. DAVID B.

ROBERTS liO Roy Sutherland. 133 Hotel and Restaurant Imployea Alliance (Local No. 5371. 20 Joseph Westrsy, 113,76 Agie A Cally. lift 62 Rudv'a.

$10 Ladles Evening Tide Social Club, Steel City Iron A. Metal Leo Kosakcw-skl Family Levenson Jewelers. Hotel Sewell I Sturgeon Louie Maniet A Sons. Grace Presbyterian Church 15 Fred W. Schneider.

Locel 3044. United Railroad Workers of America CIO. I. Kenneth Harklna. Dr.

Bernard Brooks. Bert Confectionery, Pinky a Billiard Parlor Augut Clmi M. W. Huron, John Szmurlo, Thomas Cleary, Mildred M. P'lter, Sanvlto Funeral Parlor.

Frank Parrllla. Colonial Ornamental Iron Works. Joseph O'Connor, Peter J. Loerleln, Mrs. Sarah raplan, Veronica Yountworth.

First National Ukrainian Society, Butch Reich. Walter Poslowski, Wilson Furniture John Michael. Alex Thomas, Joseph F. Wels. James R.

Ward. Larry Martin. Ladles Auilllarv of Mt. Oliver. Ferris Family.

35th Ward Democratic Social Club. Mr. Mra Charlea Kershaw. Jack Murphy. George Calif.

Abe Calif. 4 3 Mary Ann Olah 14 B. Salisman, Bell Mall Carrlera. Eppy Parking Lot Attendants. J.

Schmidt. Trl-Boro Novelty. 3 14 Maude Powers. 3Bertha Esposlto. Caroline Campa-long.

H. C. Bowling Leaeue. Howard Schmltt, Shahen Michael. George Thomas, Charles L.

Bahr, Mr. Mrs, John Talak, Reynolds Motor, Edwin S. McCoy, Wm. F. Cercone.

R. E. Swltrer fl 75 Robert Abbott, 2 73 Jamea Olah E. A L. Bar.

2.S0 Ethel McCoy. J2 Joe Kuberka. Henry Llruorl, Charles Mowed, Louie Michael. William Mowed. Albert Unls John Abraham.

Joseph C. Ayoob James Patterson. Fred Schwartz. Jack Rosen, A. Leonard Son.

Mato-vlckl Service. Walter L. Orris. Marino Merchl. Victor A.

Bracco. Mable Hncken- berry, Paul R. Alak, Minor senda. Mr. Mrs.

Stolan Marovich. Robert Crystal. William Henry, Urban W. Frlsch, Jamea A. Jobe.

John Clroa $1 Mra, Joseph Mandel. Renee Shelmer, Evelyn Forsberg. Edward C. Wachter. Ham Maurer, Gloria Ferris, Harry Rhellogg, Tfce Ryan Samuel Goldstock, C.

J. Maloney, S. V. Albo. Carlton Merchandise Co i 55 Edward Norrla.

11 Marie Tavlor. E. A Gerst. W. Kunkle.

William Braun, Maude Hill. Lily Oliver A Dehhy WUllama, J. B. Hetherlne-ton. Louise Davis.

A. C. Owen. George L. Winsread, Wesley C.

Johnson, Irtle Srhwartt. Morris L. Cohen, Simon. Pete Kyrmiss, KNOtDLER On Thursday. Jan.

1.1 1955. Christiana wife of the lata John Frederick: mother of Mrt. Kathe.lne C. Brown. Christiana F.

and Fred tister of Mrs Caroline Blumer: also two grtndchildren Friendt received at the Matter Funeral Home. Chunh Ambridge till SMnday II 1 t. in Services at St. Jnhn Lutheran Church at 2 30 p. KRI ISt HMAIKB On Jan.

13, 19.V5. Anna Roiankovic. of 8 Morgan Ave, Etna. daughter of the late Vincent and Rose Rozankovtc: wife of Henrv Kretsrh-maier: mother of Henrv Jr Regie and David Kreiachmaler: sitter ot Mra Mary Jaksic. Mrt.

Barbara Savor. Mra. Amelia Malo and Jo-aeph Rotankovir Friendt received at the Ogrodnik Funeral Home formerlv RhelnB). 333 Butler 8', Etna Solemn requiem high masa at All Saints church, Etna, on Mondav at 10 a ffl. KI RHNER On Thursday.

Jan 13. 1955. Helen, wife of the late Peter of 162 Helen St Moon Run; mother of Mra Helen Handlnvitrh, Mra. Anna Schons. Mra Sue Do.

lmar, Mra Mary Madallnsky, George, 8tev. Nick and Michael Kushner' also 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandrhlldren. Frlenda received al McDermott Brm 122J Chartiera MrKeea Rocks. Reouiem mass In Holy Ghost G. C.

Churrh on Monday, Jan. 11, at 9am LANG-JACKSON' At her home. 406 Chalfont on Thursriav. Jan. 13.

1955. Marcella Lollo, wife of John Lang: mother of Mra. Dolorea 8chranghemmer, Mrs. Anna Mae Mettler. Mra.

Lor en a MrCullough and Milton Jackson; Bister of Josenh and Harrv Lollo; also survived bv 17 grandchildren. Friends received at the Clarty Funeral Home. 1305 Ave. 8 Time later LANIGAN At Los Amrelet Calif on Frldav Jan. 7.

1955 William Lanlgan formerlv of Chelton Brookllne husband of Mary Maurer Lanlgan: father of Mrs. Frank (Irene I Brian of Dormont. Mrs Florence A 8ulllvari: 1 alster. Mrs Aenea Mnran: 2 erandsona, lltam J. O'Brien and Mr.

Ot'l: also 5 ereat-grandrhlldren, Friendt received at. the Belnhauer Mnrtuarv 2610 Libert Ave. b1nnlnf Frldav nnon Reouiem high masse In Resurrection Church, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Allegheny Council, and Fourth De-tree of C. tervlreg Frlritv eve-hint at 8 30 o'clock.

Members of National Association of Letter Car-rlera and Pah Musicians Union and frlenda Invited LITTLE Elmer on Jan. 13, 1955. beloved husband of Edna Hair, of 1127 Muldownev Ave, Lincoln Place; also survived by 2 aisters. Mra Blanche Kane' of 1 Cal. and Mra.

Clarra Oreen of Puquesne Friends rereived at the Skellon Funeral Home, 1222 Muldownev Ave Lincoln Place Fu-neral arrangements' Incomplete AGO in On Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1955, Salvatnre, father of Grace Stella. Carmen. Jerome.

Sal-yatore all uf Cleveland, and Sam of Plttaburgh: brother of Mary Btornello of Pgh and Josephine Brlalabba of Chicago Frlenda received at the Febhrero Funeral Home. 123 Meadow East End. Requiem mats at Our Ladv Help of Christian Church on Saturday at 10 45 am. McDONOt'GH On Wednesday! Jan 12. 1955, William husband of Joanna Grant McDonough of 147 Chalfont Ave.

West View: father of Mrs Kathleen Shoemaker; brother of Gerard Mcponoueh. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perrv Highway. Perrvaville Requiem hieh maas In St Athanaalus Churrh on Satur- dtv morning at 9:30 o'clork MILLER (Meiynskh On Wednes-dav. Jan.

12. 1955. at 8 15 a. Anthony (Tony) Miller, beloved husband of Louella Thompson ot 1716 Spring Garden Ave father of Blanrh Radakovich. Marie Mer.

kcl and Dorolhv Miller; brother of Stella LaufI, Anna LaufT, Catherine Williams. Marie. John Stanley. Joseph Frank and Thomaa Metynski' also four grandchildren. Friends received at tha Frank W.

Simona Funeral Home. 2025 Per-rvsville Ave Servlres on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clork. MONROE At hithome. 1251 Belle-rock So. Hill.

Wednesday. Jan 12. 1955 8 North, hiilband of Anne Monroe: father of Mra. Barner: also 2 grandsonB of Jackson Miss. Services will be held at Samson's 637 Neville Sat urd ay afternoon at.

2 jt 'cl oc MORANbn January 13 1955. John, beloved brother of Elizabeth Moran and Mri. Roae Avree. of 334 Culver Way: uncle of Mra. Mildred Tomotky and Lester Avree.

Friends received at Campbells. 6214 Walnut (opp 8erred Heart Church t. Funeral Saturday morning. Requiem high mast at 8ta. Peter and Ptul Church at 9:30 a.

m. Of 332 Arabella St Knoxvllle. on Wednesday Jan. 12. 1955.

John A In his 84th year husband of the late Alice Kuhn Neunsen; father of Joseph P. and Bernard Neunsen; brother of Gertrude Koeit; also 8 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild, Friendt received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sont 425 Brownsville Rd Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Saturday at 8 a.

m. High mass of requiem In St Canirea Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited. N'OWAK Suddenly on Wednea-dav.

Jan. 12. 1955. at his late r-sldenre. 1114 Sarah St Stanley, husband of Thecla Nowak: father of Sitter Marv Dnlorea, Felicia Order.

Frlenda rereived at the Charlea C. Cleslak Funeral Home, 81 8. 15th St. Funeral Saturday at 8 a m. Solemn high masa at St.

Adalbert's Church at 9 a. m. Burial In St. Adalbert! Cema-tcrv PARKER At Cleveland Cllnle Hns-pita! Wednesday Jn 12. 1955.

John T. beloved husband of Ada Parker of Wheelwright Kv. for-melv of New Texas. Pa father of John Jr and Ann Ellrabeth; son of Thomas and Violet Parker; brother of Grant and Georte 1 Mrt. Elsie Good, all of Cheswick.

James R. Rosedale: Thomat, Washington. Pa Mrs. Mary Band). Tarentum Friends received at, the Eaton-Underwood Funeral Home.

378 Marvland Oakmont. Pa where aervlcea will be held Saturdav at 2 Inter ment Plum Creek Cemeterv RISING On Thursday. Jan 13, 1955, Joseph A Rising of Harmony R. No. 1 (formerly of Mt.

Washington husband of the lite Annie Wenrel Rising: father of Mra. Almna Ollnger of Pittsburgh. Mra. Phoebe Frev Mra. Joseph For-ivthe.

Mra Fred J. Bross and How. ard J. Rising: brother of Mrs Crawford and William Rising; aim survived bv 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Frtendi received at the parlors of Wm.

Rlater Sons, Virginia Ave, and Karearge BV. Mt, Washington, where servlrei will be held Satur-da Janua rv 1 5 at 1 POMIft Wedneedav Jen 12. 1955 A Aueutta Elliott, Romig of 425 Olvmnla Rd Chatham Vlllaee. widow of Charles Romig: mother of Mrs Elizabeth MrCall of Chevy Chase Md Dr Harrv O. of P.

rifle Palisades and Orlando Romig of Pittsburgh. Pa tister of Mra Harriett MrDermld of Aberdeen. Idaho: also survived by four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren Frlcndi rereived at the Psrlors of Wm Slater and Sons Virginia Ave and Kearsaree St Mt Washington where servlrei will he held Saturdav Jan 15. at 2 Rev Robert Gray ofTiyttlne BAI.KAY On Jan. 12 1955 Bar-tholemew.

husband of the lata Rose "alkav; father of Mrt Rva; Joseph: Mra. Derlggl: Mrs R. Lvnrh: Alex: Mrt C. Mata: Mrs. Jacobs' Mri Llmherr: 28 grandrhildren: 9 great-grandrhll.

dren. Friends received at, the Per-rone Mortuarv. 7455 Church Swissvale Funeral Saturdav. Jan. 15th.

at 8 no a Requiem high masa at St Margareta Church, Homestead, at 8 00 a. m. Frlendi Inytted tMPLE On-Thursday. Jan 1 1955, A. Katherlne Schurr Sample of 171 Plymouth mother nr Mra Marguerite Miller, Hazel K.

end Edne Sample: grandmother of Mra Virginia Petro; also aur-vived by one great-grandchild. Friends received at The Parlors of Wm. Slater and Bom Virginia Ave. (and Ketraarge Mt. Washington, where aervlcea will be held Saturday.

Jan 15 at 3 m. (Rev Donald P. Brlrkley officiating 8THAFFTR On Wednesday. Ian. at 9 40 a Edna Irere Staffer, nee Brooks wife )f George Schafler of 133 Linn-view Ave mother of Olad'a Ev.

eritt Alma Srhunmel Clara Shana-be-ger and James Lyons: also 8 grandchildren Fnenda mav call at the Wm Hlrt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Rd at Alice St. Servvea Saturday at 2 p. m. RCHINDLE On Wednesday. January 12.

1955. Jamea M. Srhlnd-ler son of the late James and Katherlne McCaffrey of Baldwin Road. Robinson Twp bro'her of Mra. Virginia Snyder Pnendt received at the Hennev Funera; Home.

524 Washington Avenue. Carnegie. Funeral Saturday. January 15. at 9 30 a.

Solemn requiem high mast at Balnt Luke i R. C. Church at10 a m. Friends In-'lted. Schmidt Tuesday.

Jan 11. 1955? Elvira John of 2732 Queentboro Ave Brookllne. wife of the lata Edward M. Schmidt; mother of Curtla Donald M. and Gwendolyn Schmidt.

Frlenda may call at he Frank DeBor Funeral Home. 1065 Brookllne Blvd where services will be held en Saturday et8 nn) Suddenlv, onThurt-dfv. 13, 1955 Dorfhy Louise Srhw'rlan. at Bedford, Pa hahv daughter of Fred A. and Dorothv Davidson Srhwlrlan, formerlv of Baldwin Borough: alster of David and Kenneth Schwlrlan.

Frlenda received at the Charlea Cleslak Funeral Home, 81 So. 15h St. Funeral servlcea Saturday afternoon at 2 clock Burial In Jefferaon llemorial Cemetery. SKAL5KI Suddenly, on Thuradiv, Jin. 13.

1955. Waiter Skalskl. In his 73rd year of 1818 Marv 8t father of Mra. Siella Terleakl, Mra. Laura Roberta and Sgt.

Edward Berlarh: also turvlved by 4 grandrhildren and one greatgrandchild. Fnenda received at the Charlei C. Cleslak Funeral Home. 81 South 15th St Funeral Tuesday at 8 a Solemn high mast at St Adalbert Churrh at 9am Burial in St. Adalbert! Cemetery.

eytEFKrf--On Frlfiiv, Jan 14, Theodore Frank), husband of Marv Kuttk; father of Evelvn Steffora, Dorothy. Emily. Theodore and Meler.v one brother end one grandchild also survive. Friends rereived at the Bagnato Funeral Home. 50 McDermott PL, Carargie Funeral Mnnnav.

Jan. 17. at 9 a with requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Churrh. Car-regie, it 9 30 Please omit flowers. Contribution! to the Church Build-Ing Fund gra ef ullv accented STIERHFIM Esther E.

daughter of the late MlcTiael and Elltabeth Salev Sllerhelm. at her home, 3270 Balnton N. 8., Thursday, Jan. 13. 1955.

Beloved alster of Mra. John P. Wstera. Oeorte A. and Maurice A Stlerhelm Frlenda mav call at OBrlena.

3724 California tat Cooper) Aves. 8. Requiem high mass In St. Francis Xavier'i church Monday at 9 30 a. m.

STOFRKER On Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1955. at Jllnidale. 111.

Rev, Paul Stoerker, husband of Jo-aenhlne Martin: father of Rev. Theodore F. of Whiting. Rev. Manfred A of Orvtlle.

Ohio- tewn W. of Mavwood. Mrs. Wilbur! 5 Oreh and Paul A Stoerker of Pittsburgh: also survived by four alstera, four brothers and nine grandrhildren Friends received at the Wanlrs Funeral Home, Batim Blvd. at Graham St E.

after 3 n. m. Saturday until lime of aervirea Mondav afternoon at o'clock. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Elmhurat College and Eden Seminary anprerlated VERMES Jan. 13.

1955. Mary Brocello wife of Thomas Ver-mer; mother of Mra. Frank Salera, Mrs Joseoh Walsh: 4 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild; list," of Mn, Anthonv Figoll. Mn Joseph Ftgoll ind Mri. Philip Marrone.

Friends rereived at the Perry Funeral Home. Roblnaon St. (at Fifth Ave Oakland. Notice later. WHITE-On Wednesday.

Jan 12" 1955. David White, husband of Jotephlne White: father of David Jr, arid Mri. Violet Oeliler. Frlendi received at the T. P.

Hershberger Snni Funertl Home, 426 So Main Wett End. whera aervirea will be held on Saturday at TOSlVKbn Wednesday. Jan. 1955. Mary Maleakl Yntlvk of 407 Patlnn Wllmerdlng.

Pa mother of Mra Ann Blllnskl. Mn. Mary Reebe, Mri Jane Bngdon, and Mrs Olga Bavkn; alater of Mrs. Nellie Keller. Friends received at The Jamea 3 Alflerl Funeral Home.

171 State Wllmerdlng. Funeral Mondav at 8 a Requiem high mats at SB Peter and Paul Church at a. tn. Frlendi invited. EEHNnFR On Wednesday Jan.

12 1955 Katherlne Kindelberser. wife of the late Alphona, father ef Mr Louise Marlanl, Mra Ksth-ervn Herr. Mra Amy Mutarhlrr. Edward. William, Ctiartei, Rlrhard and Rohert: also ilsiert ind 3 brothers.

Frlenda received it the Matter Funeral Hnme, 1112 Churrh St Ambridge, Pa. Service! Saturday at 2 30 m. I Mt rfiariem McCLAIN, Margtret A In loving memory of our dear mother who patted sway i yur ago today, Jan. 14, 1954. To memory ever dear if tov could save, thou htst not died Sadly missed by her children and andi'hlldren.

SMITH, Wm' In tad but loving mernorv of our Dad who otsned awav la yean ago today, Jin. 14, 19.17. Hit wife Blinrhe end mn Cordon. floriti LUBIN SMALLEY THE BEST IN FLOWERS 1J8 Filth Ave. GR.

1-5200 MU. a-1300. MA, 1-1300 6 Mo8umt8ti Cemtttry lti ALLEGHENY Memorial Cemetery, hectmn 1-A. Three 8-grtva lout, I onri: teparate. 1335 each.

Hlland 1-0449. ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park 5-grave lot: nice location. Section Sacrifice 400. Hubbard 1-4145. ALLEGHENY Cemetery 8-gra've lot.

desirable location; owner moved to Florida. Steiiln 1-891 8. JEFFERSON Memorial Park 4 ptve lot. John the Baptist Garden. Bar-gain.

Plantation 1-1640 StlNSE't" View Memorial Park 4 grave lot. Garden of the Last Supper Call eveninii. Montrose 1-3503. I toil ef Fou4 BRACELET Silver. Italian 8Hrree.

Tuesday evening. Downtown Plila-burgli. Sentimental value. Reward. Hubbard Extenalcm 283.

COLLIE Fswu male. 3-yetrs old, lost Raturdty. East Liberty District. Child's pet: rewtrd. Hiland 1-695D.

DOT, Small, fawn bojer, male" black mask: loit North Park-Perry Hilhwsy vicinity, boy a pet; rewtrd. Westmora 5-2631. ELECTRIC Drill Lost: comer Matee and Forbet Wednetdty. December 2 9th: rewtrd Contact Court 1-2732. FOUND Collie female, hrown and, white.

December 24lh LP. 1-1913. PIN (Roiindi 17 rhlneslones mar-quls cut stones; May Club. Route 51, New Years Eve; (Sentimental re- ward, Hubbard 1-7674. FIN oid, lost Thursday noonT Krogert, Penn near Dennliton.

seniimenttl value, reward. Churchill 1-6405. I-OST articles are aneedily recovered1 bv the tlmple prorest of placing Wtnt Ad In The Prest. PI.AID Hat Box Containing personal belontingi, lott Greater Pn. Airport Parking Lt Friday, January 1th.

Rewtrd. Inquire Mlsa Mlloney, Capital Airlines Operations. WALLET Ltdys white, containing rhtrged pltte, license, photot, Lott 5th Ave-Sttnwlt St. Perrysvllle 4-4223 WP.tSTWATCW LadliT Initials ,1 Wedngaday; poskin bus-Downtown Pittsburgh-68 ear; ward. Csmegle 4 1 05M.

D'amond. (led'i. riruen. Tuesday afternoon. Highland Park vMnity-B'nal Israel Svnafotiie: ftentlmenttli.

Rewtrd. Hiland l-8naq articles fnr atle or eirhtnre, await vour Insnecllnn In the Murel-laneous Clasiiflratlon of The Preaa Ftrtonal CAN Stranger Who Cave Ml 30 Verscharrn s. New Years Eve. meet me Saturday Verscharen'i Any day after 8 p. Tell me where to meet you.

Plenty to lay JHJ YOlp rnmpetent employment bureau a Prest Wtnt Ad. 2 Malt Help Woaletj AU advertisements in Th Pittsburgh Press Male Help Columns, offering Sales Post-' tions, must Indicate artlcla or service to be sold and the basis ot compensation. When answering eavertltemanta aaV dreued to Preaa botet DO NOT include other papert of perarwal value Ad-vertlsert often fall to call for all replica addreaaed to a Preaa bm qua-per and thia mail la deatmyed tf ra maining over 10 diet after tnai ta aertloe of advertlarmant In ordet to protert ita advert laera from recetvuii circular matter, ft I exoreuly underttooq and agreed that all tucb matter will be withheld a far at ooulble by The Pteu Only I bona ode uiawert to advertiaemnta addreaieq to bit numbers in care ot The Preat will he delivered to adver-tu-n on pratetiiatlon of the ecu nutrbet Mrlet Tbu oewiiMPH ant not gnowinglv acrrpt tdvertlaementa from emolovere ofTerlng lew than the leeal wale Lnder the Federal Law 8rmt enraged in 'etntan commerce or In (he eroduction of toodt for 'mmerce ire reouired to pay at leut 76 eenti hour lunleat laiued ee-emotion certlRraiet for Iramen ae-orentc or handicapped workerai and time and a half for overtime Advnnri covered bv thlt law who offer lower ritea thould be reported to tht Wire and Hour DlvWon of the 8 Department of Uhor 1004 W'ctnry Building Liberty Ave. and Ninth pitttburrh. Pennsylvania.

Phone Atlantic 1-1888 ADVERTISING ARTISTS Photo retoucher, vertttlle itudio man and Illustrator food wlariee open for high experienced men: only men with ttudlo or newspaper eipenence need apply. (Confidential), AL. 1-1444 for appointment. ADVERTISING talesmen (31 telephone personal call, for Central Ohio It Maryland large ltbor newt-paperi, commission bans, retl eroor-tunity for reliable, experienced men. W'm Currtn.

231 t. North Baltimore. Md. ADt'IRISINr, Specialty Saletrotn Esperienred with nut-of-ttte jobbert preferred, too commlstion llhenl hoous arranfement. Bnndywine 1-4471.

APPLIANCE Salesman Experience un-necetury; training proram. No can-vastlng. Car etetntlll. Stiary, eommlt-non Vinut. Mr.

Crulmtn, Locust 1-3078. Assistant Manager end 8 ear salesmen smtt have iiia aalee eipenence. Commlttion and d-monitrator plan: advtnrement. Call Mr. Gtbelhtrt.

Uhlh 1-S300. Doerr and Albert J. of Cal Friend! received at the C. Koonti Fu-feral Home, 1719 Brownsville South Hills. Funeral on Monday at I a.

Requiem high mass In St Wendell Church at 9 a. ra. COLON FLLO On Thursday. Jan. 13, 1955.

Loreto. beloved husband of Maria: father of Lena Dell Donne of Oakmont. Vera Larucela, of Verona, Thomaa of California. Tlllle Basa of Oakmont Beulah Perucrl of Olbaonli. Robert of New Jeraev.

Anna Jean Reinhart of Unity; brother of Rorco of Valencia: also 12 grandchildren. Friends received at The William O'Neill Funeral Home. 210 Allegheny River Oakmont. Pa. Requiem high masa at 8t.

Josetth'a Church on Mondav. Jan. 17. at 10 a- m. Interment St.

Joseph a Cemetery. CONNORS On Tuesday. Jan. 1lT 1955. Catherine, of 508 Western Ave, Pgh beloved daughter of Annie and the late Thomas Connors; alster of Ann Connellv and Marv Weber of 3212 Juliet where frlenda will be received.

Funeral on Saturday at 9 30 a m. High mass of requiem In St. Regie Churrh at 10 a m. iHlTNn.U'ER On TuetdtV Janl 11 1955 at 6:15 a. Herman Otto Dauenhauer.

husband of Mathilda Battler Pauenhauer age b2 yeara. of 310 Millbridge St I brother of Marv Armstrong of Orlando Fla Emma Reardon of West Palm Beach. Loula of Wash-Ineton. and William Frlenda and members of Monnngshela Lodge No 269 and A Mm Ornttn. Masonic Vets Asen Peter Frltg Lodge 486 I and Knosr-llle Elks 1196 BPOE mav rail at the William Htrt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Rd.

(at Alice 8t Services Friday at I Interment private. hoRNHOFFrB On Wednesday. Jan 1J 195J at 9:45 a Fred, erlck (Ted TVrnhxefer age 63 veara. of 5618 Patterson 8t brother of Rose Metrmaler and Milan Frlenda may eaP at the Wm. Hlrt Funeral Home 704 Brownsville Bd.

at Alice St Servlcea Saturday at 3 p. m. PROrrtAK On Wednesday Jn? 12 1955, WUllem, of 314 Ella St McKees Rorks formerly of Oreenfleld: beloved son of William, Sr and brother of Mrs. John Marlk Mra. Marv Krause.

Mra. Paul Mailer. Mra Jessie Ferranle. Mrs Fabian Srtarrettl John end Michael Prosrhek Frlenda re-reived at the Kanal Funeral Home. Oreenfleld Ave.

Funeral Sat-tirdav with services at 1 m. FoTn- On "Thursday" "Jan 1955 of 3210 Forbes S1 Mary Frances Eean, wife of Phe lale Patrick ,1 Ke-an: dearlv beloved mother of John of Plttshurfh and Francis Fgan (Army In Oermanv Friends rereived at, THE MrCAFFFRY MEMORIAL HOME So Crele St (Opposite Paul's Cathedrelt until Friday at 10 Funeral Monday In St Paul The Anostle Church. Woodhaven. (Niaeara Falla Oaeette and tone Island Pailv nlca sejonv FLSTE On Wednesday Jan 12. 1955 Istetle Cronenweth, wife of the late William Elsie) of 240 Breading? Ave Ben Avon: sister of Mri Marv Franr.

and Charles Cronenweth. both of 8., Pth Frlenda received at, McPnn-ald'a Funeral Home. 529 California Ave Avalon. where servlcea will be held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock Interment. Saturday morning In Dnlon Dale Cemetery F4IR Of 4994 Oardenvllle RoadT Bethel Boro.

formerly of Castle Shannon on Wednesday. Jan. 12, H55 at 2 30 Gertrude Fox. beloved wife of Mearl S. Fair In her 59th veer- mother of Marie Toth Mra Elsie Bonlsolll.

Mra Oeoreene Flertg. Mra. Anna-belle Zaney. Lamnnt J. DeWavne, Oarnet and Harry Fair; also 11 grandchildren survive Friends received at, the Letithlln Funeral Home.

Castle Shannon, where arvtca will be held on Saturday, Jan 15 at 2jB m. fle-RING On Thursday Jan. 137 1955. Olta. of 401 North Snrlncdale.

age 57. wife of the late Elmer: mother of Anita Mc-Rae and Donald. Friends received at the Clowes Funeral Home. 803 Pittsburgh Bprlnedale. Serv-Ices Sunday at 2 m.

FIX On Friday. Jan 14 1955. Florence Bollard Fix. of 208 Lexington Ave Aspinwall, wife of the late Bert E. Fix i mother of Edgar and Virginia Fix: alster of Mrs Julia Douglas and Norman Bollard of Philadelphia: 1 grandchild, Alice Virginia Norton.

Funeral from the residence of her Bon. Edgar 210 Lexington Ave Aspinwall, on Monday, Jan 17, at 2 p. m. Chapter, and friends invited (LOCK Jan. 13.

1955. John S. Olork Sr of Hardies Road. Wild-wood, formerly of 2835 Cobden fit husband of Marv Turk Olork; fatherof Anna. Helen, Josephine, Marv, George and John Olork; also 14 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren Frlenda received at Mrlntvre and Neelv Funeral Home.

644 Butler 8t Etna Reaulem high mass Monday at 9:30 a m. In St. Catherines Church, Wild-wood. CRF.ENO On Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955, Oerard A Oreeno of 2421 Jane beloved husband of Ruth Arkerman Greeno: father of Oerard, Jr, Richard, Howard and Paul Greeno: aon of August Greeno; brother of Mis Evelyn Holland and Mra Gertrude Rlgot.

Friends and members of the Holy Name Society. Knights of 81,. George Br. 14 and Bartender Union Local 188. rereived at, the Charles Clealak Funeral Home.

81 So. 15th St. -Funeral Monday at 8 a m. Solemn hith mass in St Peter'a church at 9 a m. Burial In St Peter's Cemetery.

GBIFFIN In West Penn Hosnltal, Tuesday evening. Jan. 11 1955. Lsvlnle Griffin (nee Holmes), widow of Newell Oriffln of 22J Melwood Ave. Survived by aeveral nlerea and nephews.

Friends re. reived at the Belnhauer Mortuary. 2H30 Liberty Ave until Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem high mass in St. Paul's Caihedral at 10 o'clock.

Friends invited. In- terment Calvary Cemetery. HAMILTON Suddenly on Wed-nesdsv. Jan. 12.

1955. Archie) Hamilton of 5933 Grand Ave. Neville Island: brother of Mra. Carrie Krlng. Mra, Alice Phillips.

F'lende mav call at the Copeland Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Ave, Coraonolla. Servlcea Saturday at 2 m. HAI'CK Anna Sorn, (age 771, widow of Martin Pfndck of 2707 Filler N. 8..

Wednesday. Jan. 13 1955. beloved mother of Mrs. Theresa Becker.

Stenhen and Frank also 5 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren PriPiidsmay cell at O'Briens 3724 California (at Cooper i Aveg N. 8 Reouiem hith mass In St Francu Xavler Churrh. Saturday at 9 a. HOPCH4K Wednesday Jan U. 1955 Marv.

of 2033 De Rand wife of the la'e John Hoorhak: mother of William. Mrs. Anna Hone Kolesar Mike. Mrs. Mary Balzer and Mrs Julia Mlnehart; also 5 grandchildren.

Friends received at, the Gmlter Funeral Home 2323 Carson 8. 8. Funeral Saturday al, 8 30 a m. Reouiem high mass at Holv Smnt 0 Church. Oakland, at 9 30 a 1 f.O On Wednesdavj Jan, 12 1955 Anna beloved wife of Josenh and mother of Mrs Rer-tha Czarnlecki, Mrs.

Marv Blaslak. Mri Josephine Rvdzak Mra. Cere, lia Streno Leonard. Mra Julia Zalar Stanlev Victoria and Mra. Florenre Smith- also 18 grandchildren and 4 ereat-erendrhtldren.

Friends rereived at the Elachko Funeral Home 3447 Dawson (Corner of semplei. Funeral on Saturday mornlne- at 8 30 Solemn reouiem hieh mass at, St Hva- cmth's Church at 9 o'clock, KAl FFMAV At Miami on Monday. Jan. 10. 1955 Paul C.

Kaitffman beloved husband of Vic. torla Ptachke Kauffman formerly of Pormont. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary 2630 West Liberty Ave. (beginning Friday noon Servlcea on Saturday afternoon it 2 30 o'clock Members of South Hilia Post 156 American Legion, and friends Invited. KAZmTfr'SKI On Jan.

12, 1955, Catherine, wife of the late Michael Kazmlerskl and mother of Mrs, Nellie Wesolek Frank and Stanlev: also survived bv 6 grandchildren and I great-grandchild. Friends received at the familv residence 160'a 38th St, Funeral on Tuesday at 8 a Peouietn high mass Immaculate Heart of Marv Church at 9 am. KEENER At her home 339 Fingal Ri Jan 13. 1955 DoreCta Plowmaker. wife of Jacob O.

Keener: mo'her of Edna England. Burndetta Swick, Leo Roscoe and the late Ray L. Keener. Funeral servlcea at the William Slriln Colonial Mortuary, California and Termon 8. on Mondav at 2 m.

Visitation! 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Friends Invited, KU.LT On Tuesday. Jan 11. I9S5 Ellrabeth I. OTooie.

dearly beloved wife of John W. Kellv. beloved mother of Rev. John W. Kellv CSS.

Sister Perpetua Marie. 88 ND Bitter Marv Re-demptlna. Re fin Martin Toole Oerard G. and Jacqueline Kelly: beloved tister of Mra. Anna Leonard.

Mrs Jewel Mullen and the late Mra. Mary M. Mc-Ctff'ry Friends received at the familv home. 3482 Beechwood Blvd. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a m.

Solpmn requiem mast In St. Phllo-mnaa Church at 10 30 a. m. Flcwera gratefully declined. Re-qipeni masses annreetated JAY A McCAFFERY DIRECTOH KEOWN Jan 13.

1955. Mkhael of 29 Schlev Ave. Inerem: father of Rev William 3 Keown. Bp Parkersburt Mlsa Keown. Ingram: Mrs, I.

Pav. Younestown. Mrs. John Adams. Brownsville.

Pa Mri Howard Kleeb. Arlington Va also 9 arandrhlldren. Frtendi may call at the James A Lamb Jr, Funeral Home 165 Noble Ave Crafton, Reouiem masa In St. Phllio't hur-ti on Saturday at a. m.

PURCHASING AGENT STRUCTURAL STEEL CO. Excellent opportunity for experienced man familiar with steel sizes, quantities, cycle rollings and mill schedules. You will be associated with a structural steel fabricator established over 50 yrs. Call Museum I-827I anytime. RETIRED White Couple with oeneinn, for apartment bldg to oversee maintenance work tnd show apta.

to prospective tenants. Free apt. and all utilities including telephone tor thig very nominal amount of lima required. Give tge. reference! previous work, etc IV'riie 84 S.

Press office. SALES ENGINEER Toung mm with prtctlcal knowledge of Industrial electrical eoulpment, to tell to tteel millt. electric utilities, ets. Electrical engineering degree de-Birsble hut equivalent education will sutnee. Must have car and be free tn travel during week AMery and rommlsston.

Write 410, tu, SALES SERVICE ENG. ll-SR with degree preferably In en. gineering Industrial storage battery application. Salary and liberal benefit Program. Leading manuftcturer with nallnn-wlde tales aervirea organisation.

Please tend rtiume, including ttltry, tn hot Sol, Press. SALES REPRESENTATIVE For financial Institution In Hi aath vear guaranteed ttltry up tn ttnn monthlv-Mlepending upon qualification! pint commissions A lurreti-ful background In teaching, builneta, or salet. and ability to deal wilh Sennle will be In your favor. Age a-n The man selected will he thoroughly trained, have a permanent career with opportunity for advancement, and liberal penslcwi, If you believe you have ability, hut feel your present opportunity II Urn-Ited. write for appointment, giving complete information end telephone number WBITB I PRESS (ALE5MAN Food, etperlenced, wltH ear.

for an established local territory, (alary, eommlselG? and etpensrs, or straight commission. Write, giving ege. etperienee, ete to The Crosse end Blarkwell Co Bog aAI.ESMAN Eitieryeirt'ed men'tT'cloth-Ing with oien following: eitabllthed downtown retell ttore; ege jsi-48 etrellent talary for one qualified Wrile ALESMAN Salaried position opportunity for high earnings and advancement In dry cleaning Induatry. Write full resume for prompt Interview, 44. East End Press.

Salesman Hardware The F. end I. Woodenwire the fastest growing hardware distributor In the Trl-Rtate erea, la adding on additional aaleaman Annual guarantee against comm. Write Bog f93, Praia giving background. Only ealte-men preeently celling on hardware accounta In ihle area will be eon-side red SALESMAN Representing yitllontl manufacturer, railing on established trtde among electrical Johhera dalirv Incentive, bonus, all etnentee paid, company car tupolied, stele ate put garnlnga and eipenence All Inquiries living full details guaranteed response.

Writ 570, Press. SALESMEN Etperlenced calling on retail Itorea tn ell a trade stimulator plan. Musi have car: muat he etperlenced In ten- Ing Good opportunity for willing wnrker. Etrellent commission and ear lllowtnce. Apply In pennri.

Community Band JO Federal North Bide. AI.EaMAN One to erpanilnn, have enenlnt for man In ealea and terviro department; muat have car; aalary and commission Chance for advancement, Sawing Machine aeeig Forbea gt, SALESMAN Man to collect debit and aell lndui'rlal and ordinary life Inturanre. East Liberty territory; old established debit. Attractive salary and commission. Agea 34-40; married, Federal SALESMEN (2) Due tn at pension eef large electrical appliance compenv we need 1 atrrea-live and honeat young men with care.

Muat have deetre ts earn better thu I7S00 per year. (1) ITS weekly ttltry re rftrt (91 Ef parlance not neteiury. (Jl Ptld while tratnlnj. tdl fin emnyantnt. IB I Qualified leadi pre-icherluled- (Sl Free Iniuranre.

(f) Travelling etpenaaa, (II Vacation with pay. Ill Opportunity fry advancement. (101 Etrtllent commission. Till In person it Western Ave, Ask for Mr Mtnhall SALESMEN Railing bualnesi ape-' dally; four eaay aalee dally pave 1130 ontnmlealnn per week. Every hutineea a rot pert, Aa-oclalet, 1521 rirk Bldg.

Court -bano. BALE a. MEM ernerlenred, selling building trade Article In great demand Leada fumlihed, aalary. eom-m I salon Wlllard 1-7700 SERVICE INSTRUCTOR For ma lor automobile manuftcturer; muat have etrellent mechanical background and ability to Instruct. Wrile 3, Preaa, "SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER SALESMAN $73.00 Weekly salary to start, if you qualify earnings unlimited.

We can use 3 men with car, married preferably. Must be of high caliber and interested in his future. Must be 25 to 45 years of age. NO CANVASSING Bonus and vacation with pay. We will train you 100 so that you can work with the utmost of confidence.

If you have been a shoe salesman in the past or present, I can use you. Insurance men also. Ace Vacuum and Society Sewing Center cm Western Ave N. MR. CLARK.

From to 1. Do Wot Call. App I In Person. TIRE BUDGET SALES SUPERVISOR Nationally known tire manufacturer wants Retail Budget Sales Supervisor traveling out of Akron headquarters. Age' 30-43.

Experience as Tire Budget Manager or Company Tire Store essential. Salary, Expenses, Retirement, Liberal Insurance and Hospitalization. Write full details in first letter to Salaried Personnel Dep't, Seiberling Rubber Akron 9- Ohio. Young Men or Vets Age ai-a. travel southern resort areas during winter months on special circulation aales campaign.

S40 weekly drs'ing account and bonut. Can earn up to 1150 a week. Car furnished. Experience unnecessary Ft-ceiient opportunity for advancement. Pe not apply unlati you ire sincere.

No phone calls. Contact t. WhitcJier from it) to aeon or 1 to 9 tn. Thursday or Prtdiv the 4th floor erf the Penntytvajin state Employment Service, 639 Penn Aev. Fgh- Second Walkout Hits Greene Mine WAYNESBURG, Jan.

14 (Special) The Crucible Steel Co. mine in Greene County was idle again today for the second time this week. An air of uncertainty settled over the situation in a dispute between miners and company oinciais concerning saieiy regulations and a machine helper. The 650 miners came up from the pits on Tuesday but went back to work the following day. They were back out yesterday, however.

As yet the miners union has slated no vote on returning to work. Discussions on the dispute can't begin until the men return. Debt Limit Increased Shareholders of Joy Manufacturing Co. have approved an increase in the authorized indebtedness of the company from $10,000,000 to a new limit of $20,000,000. Otath Notici A AIR On Thursday, Jan.

13. 15. Marv Vance, wile of the lata) Lotsev Abair. formerly of Con-nellsville. sister of Mra.

W. B. Ollllland of Belleyue, also aur yived bv nieces and nenhewa. Friends received at the Edw. T.

Daughertv Funeral Home, 3hS Lincoln Bellevue. 6ervlcea on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock, rcnnnellsvllle papeia please copy. AIIAMS On Thursday, Jan, t.sT 1155 Theresa, wife of the late) William Adams: sister of Mra. Kaihertne Roach. Mrs.

Margaret Conway. Mrs. Ella Sweitzer and Mrs Atrnes Murphy. Friends received ait the OTooie and Connor Funeral Home. 510 Second Ave Hazelwood.

Requiem hl(th mass at St. Stephen a Church on Monday at 9 m. ADAMS On Jan. 13. IMS.

Clifton 8 (formerly of Hampton Ave, Wllkinsburg husband of the late Marv Nortflcraft Adams; father of Oraydon J. Rav and A. Donald and Mrs. jane Slmnson. Friends received at the Wareham Funeral Home, Rebecca Ave.

al Center Wllkinahurst. Services Saturday af'ernoon at 1:30 o'clock. ALLEN On Thursday, Jan 11, Annie R. McCune. wife of William T.

Allen, of 312 Alhert Turtle Creek; mother of William Mrs Phoebe Pepple and Lavman Allen. Friends rereived al the home of Knee Sons. Os-horne and Larimer Ave Turtle) Creek, where services will be held on Monday. Jan. 17, al 2 p.

m. Friends tnviled. ASTOV At Woodland Hills, uddenlv, on Thursday. Jan. 13, 1955 Edward husband of the) late Elsie Doutt Aston, formerly of Pittsburgh: father of Charlea E.

of Bellevue and Arthur 0 Aston of California; brother of William Aston of Craflon Services will he held at Oakwood Cemeterv, Chatsworth. on Saturday. Memorial aervirea will be held in Bellevue. Pa at a later date. BAH1.F, At, the residence of hi daughter.

236 Kennedy Ave on Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955. Her-hert, J. Bahle, husband of the lata Catherine D. allien and father of Mrs.

Paul Lostetter. Friends re-reived at the Lev Cotcoran Funeral Home. 280 Perrysvllle Ave N. S. Notice of time of funeral later.

BANNISTER On Thursday. Jan. 13. 1955, William Booth, husband of Inea R. Bannister: father of Dr W.

B. Bannister, Mra. James Jerl, Richard Bannister; son of Mrs Elizabeth Bannister, and hrotter of Cortlandt Bannister. Friends received at. the Weir Fil-rieral Home.

Imperial, Pa Berv-Ices In at Mary's Episcopal Church. Braver Falls, Pa on Monday, Jan. 17. at 11 a. m.

Inter-ntpnt Blatrsvllle Cemel cry, BH On Thursday, Jan. 13. 1955. at IS at his residence. 1924 Shaler Olenshaw.

John Bash, husband of Ooldle, Bash: son of Mrs. John C. Bash; brother of Katherlne, Ollveretla and Joaenh Bash. Friends received at Samson. 517 Neville St.

(Oakland Civic Center I. where, aervirea will be held Saturday afternoon at. 3 o'clock. Bf RGGREN On Wednesday. Jan.

13. Harrv Sr. of Dennv Street, husband of Anna Marltz: father of Freida Mae and Harrv R. Albert. and Nor-mond Klaas.

Frlenda rereived at the Verner O. Lutt Funeral Home 3600 Penn Avenue, where Brotherhood of Locomotive Enel- neera services will be held Friday January 14 at 8 t) Funeral on Saturday. January 15. at 2 Elntracht Singinr Bo-cletv BPOE and frienda Invited. BTCENHO Wednesday Jan 12.

1955 Nicholas husband of the Me Bej-thR Pelffer Bltenbo of Rospdale Pa fatherofMre Jamea Baker Mrs William Johnston, r.ouis Ffa'rv Ralnh and Albert all of Penn Tn Mrs Ernest Brown. Cenrre Merle. California' Mri. Phlllm Beech Ohio' Nicholas. Florida? William of Willtinsbtira: a'so survived bv trandrhlldren.

33 rreat-erandrhlMren Friends rereived at the Eaton-tlnderwnod Funeral Home 378 Marvland Ave, Oaknjont Pa until 1 0 m. Saturday Services, In the All Saln't Enlscooal Church. Rosedale. 2 30. Interment Hebron Cemetery.

BLACK Robert, ageS9. on Wednesday. Jan 12, 1955 at hia home. 1211 Cra'g St MrKeenort, husband of Ann Olhbnns Black: father of Anthonv, Lnvola and Patricia: brother of Clarence. Raymond, Joseph and John.

Sr. Marv Vnrberttne of Mercv Order, Edith, Mercedes end Mrs William Oreen-awav Friends will he rere ved at, the famllv residence Requiem h'th mass Saturday in St Plua Church at, 11 a Interment New St Joseph Cmetery. BRENFMAV On Tuesday. Jan. 11.

1955. Bertha wire of H. Breneman of 342 Mevran mother of Mrs Frank (May) Radoca). Frlenda mav call at the Ferguson-Wood Funeral Home, Forbea St at MrKee Oakland. Servlrea Saturday alter- nonnat 2 o'clock, BI'CHOLTZ On 11, 1955.

Carl. Of 3345't Melwood St father of Arthur. Alfred and Amel Bucholtr stepfather of Ot-tllie and Alfred lenu: brother of Mra Amelia Neumann: alFO tue-vlved by 7 grandchildren. Frlenda received at the Winter Funeral Home. 4730 Friendship Ave ufitll Saturday at 2 Pervleea -at Ftrst Trinity Lutheran Church.

N. Neville St, at 5 30 m. CARLINO Suddenly, on Tuesday. Emma Clanelll. desrlv beoved wife of Carmine Carllnor mother of Mra Rose Lombardnart; else survived bv one trandchtld Funeral from the chtnel of Herbert Sperling.

316 Pearl on Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem hieh mesa at the Immaculate Conception Church at o'clock. Frlenda Invited. Vsltlni hour I from 2 to 4.

7 to 10 m. CHAPMAN Of 106 Kirk Ave on Thursday. Jan. 13, Margaret Pine, aier. beloved wife of Joel Chart-mom mother of Thomas arcl 6uaan: tister el nr.

warce.ia Frank Monere, Benjamin Jarobson. Murray Epan. Duff. Gordon. Ma lonev.

Alvin 3. Porsche. Frank R. Kowa Ilkt Paymand Geiser, Harold Delant, James MrKee. 11 Joe Wolken.

Francis A. Murarra t). Stone, F. E. Conflentl, Stua-t Berko.

ltz. Genlse Berkowtti. Leo Kelly Gilbert M. Gaber. John John Alpine.

Frank Sabolsky. J. P. Busarello. John Wusels.

Georce Griffith, Antoinette Griffith. Joseph A. Circlllo. Jnhn R. McCaw, Duff.

A'bert Kuplec, Sidnev Aronson Thomas McGlnnlss. James McGln-tilsa. Jake Sablowskl, Tony Newsboy. W. Sidney.

II Mra. M. Kllah, Mrs Mary Mulka. Frank ldzlkowskl. John J.

Gorskl. Anthony Cargottl Joe Pawalo. Mr, At Mra. Novak. Mr.

A Mrs. Sadowskl, Mr. Mra. J. Ko.

mighe, Mike Szvmczok. Harold Griffith Sam Voluish. Robert W. Mraz, CTvde Chamtwlaln. David Manclark.

Ed Speldel, John M. Thompson Mabel M. Myers Esther Dlersteln. Muriel Winder. Liberty Lunch.

M. Henoa Anthonv Carter Thomas Dunaworth, Ralph rharahale. II Nick Reiland. Tom Spowart Warry Prem. Splnneweber.

r. A Ma- thlas. Andy Stlner J. R. Tooper R.

P. Erny. Jamea Carr. Josenh Golan. Griffin.

Marie Senda. Emll 7o. frin, Cauley A Birsic. David R. Levin.

Harry R. Levy, Robert Raphael Thomas Neely. Frances Shetmr, Edward Meade Ed Hasten, Joseph Caslln Ralph Nowirkl, Frank Helmer, Roosevelt Kabuzzl Cho-les Smith. II Cvrll Ruffenach. Ttande Herroe Butch Herror, William Wolf, Robert Ondo.

Martha Latimer J. rdard Waidron. John Kalchthaler. Jnhn Mraz. John.

J. Karlo Mr. A Mra Andrew S'anko A Mrs Adam Hreblrek Jr Mr, A Mrs John Himchar Andrew Petty. Mare Duvall. Pus-tell Bmwn.

Frank Samsa. Andrew Clontoll. Ben Slavbln. Mra. Stanley Sper-tak.

Lew i Men Store, John Gralcar. Jamea A Mode Agnes Bonarett. II Helm Wilson, Mr. A Mra. Andrew Simla Ernest F.

ZaneHa. Aldo Bracco, Rev Stephen Biirdis. Margaret Hill Tone Rocce Esnoslto, angeltne Soltek Mre William Dolnar Ruth lan. "Doc" Solomon, WniipT Bnmblch Ufary Darkowkl. Loretu Mrs.

Basln-kl. Ann and Binn. Laskowskl Family. St'lla Creiner. '1 Laurs Korhanonnv Beula Family 1HI and Ida Mankn Gertrude M'a, Winter.

Be-nard Makowick M'reta Fifes. Pennine N'mler Vlncwit novla. Louis Burln Walter Pitts, Hetherln'ton, irmph SnvHer John B'wman. Alhert Sarlrli Betters. Allle Mnhanved.

Saard. Mowad. Stanley Kratk Eva Kraikee Fllrabeth Schroeder Jim Patterson. Joan Patterson. A.

Patterson. MISCELLANEOUS S109 A. Mills (Moody Fnrineerlnr Co i (credited to Kanei John Shields Jr, (Shields Rubber 140 Ptttthurph Paper Handlern Union No. i (credited to Kanei II each Peter Cuda. Ernest spell.

Patrick Flaherty. John Stockee. Edward Abbott. Dominic Mazza. John Flaherty.

William Mills. Charles Pier- SALESMEN Due to increasing sales volume, I need 4 aggressive hard-workfnfT men to Bell new and used cars. We are one of the oldest Ford dealers in the county and have the best compensation plan available anywhere. Experience preferred but not necessary. Draw, commission and bonus.

Car furnished. Contact Mr. Woltz, WA. 1-4200; Carnegie 72 PASCOE MOTOR CO. 520 East Main Camera 'Tour Ford Dealer Since 1711" Mlchs! Marco Sat.

Mercune. jospn Taianco. Joseph ruda John Plerrard Albert Andrlst. William jenmni. Jonn K.

stockey. Herman Mansk Edwin Wllhert. Josch Virland. Dominic Matt. Howard Abbott.

John Flaherty Jr Harold B'ady, Joseph Seres, Henrr James. John Otis. Ernest Foeil peter Menegaz, Frank Kunce, Murrln. Richard Lancia. Le Altr.

Patrick Flaherty Jr Francia Vltland. Alex Moore, john Gamble. 135 Mr, A Mrs. Richard Balllle (credited in wiikensi. Statnos Barere, P'nn Cash Markets, Inr (rreijifeil to sins-en, Keith-Holmes Auilharv to Post No.

405. Sam Zlonts (Cameradin Co. I 11 L. White (credited to Whltei. Dona'd Wolff (credited to Raucki.

rhsrlet Walker i in memory of Pe-er Wtivri. DaMd Herlnf Bard of Lireror and Members of the Plttsburrh Branch Nv 17 of th Tnternatlonal Stewirda' A Caterers EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY has an excellent opportunity for young men who can sell and who want to enter the Utility Appliance Selling Advancement possibilities good for men who qualify. Liberal starting salary plus commissions. Apply PERSONNEL 420 Blvd. of Allies except Saturdays end Holiday! Century Court No.

100 (Order of the Amaranin'. IK rein Martlnrte Family. J5 Patricia ririllo. Mrs. Fur 1 lent.

Rudy Gortus. Henre Lawrence. Joseoh a ffeiskay i credited 10 Kanei. j. i (credited to Rubenstelni.

ajPkMnpr (rwtltd to White. Hart T- Simons credited to Wlikenti. Peg A Ilaa (nvnshawi. Lawrence Feint. i.

Lazee' ni Ited to Rubenateiai, Letter W. Nossokcffj, rd a ai a i- i r- giii-J.