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Cash for Children's Hospital Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Male Help Wanted PITTSBURGH PRESS, JANUARY 14, 1955-PAGE 29 Ice Cream Company Employes Give $247 To Old Newsboy Fund Christmas Carolers. $2-Mrs. Robert M. Delaney, H. H.

Black. Mrs. Richard Murrin. Mrs. Rose Mykytiuk, J.

J. Grindel Louls P. Reizenstein, Mrs. Sandra Lee and Michael Lee Mort. F.

P. Torinth. S. C. Packer (credited to Wilkens).

Millard. $1-Mrs. John Hines (credited to Roberts). David Rosenbloom (credited Ellenbogen) Stevie Schoen (credited to Slurseri Margaret L. Nagel (credited to White Carl Sells Dennis Shrack.

Mrs. Catherine Gindict. Michael Fehl. Raymond Rupert. Henry Rofanski (credited to Billy Stout.

Miss Linda Schmitt (credited to Wilkens). Collection Made by Ed Laboon Is Credited to John J. Kane Employes of Rieck's Sealtest 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 Laboon who, credits Old. Newsboy John Kane with contri- Mrs.

Louis E. Lomis. Children butions he receives. Collected by Ed Laboon, Rieck's Sealtest Ice Cream Plant 83-Harding Boys. $2-Clyde Sorby.

Al Fazio, C. D. Matthews, John Kolinsky, John Wilkerson No. 413, Sam Hughes. Harydzak, Ray Hell, Phil Steiner, John Fetzer.

Henry, Leon Bower, Frank Benko, Lou Lederer. Dave Given, Ed Schellhaus, John McCallum Charlie Horovitz, Harry Hill $1-George Stringert George Haas. Fred Buehl, Frank Coleman, Tom Keller, Harry Backal, John Mann, Bob DeWalt, Charles Winterhalter, Leo Rittler. Fred Kleber, W. Seiber, Bill Lampus, Stan Walkowski, Sam Schmidt, Don Tannoys, William Chippich.

Al Strube, Ted Kaczorowski Krieger, Walter Klein, Charles Michael, Roy Meyers, Joe Ferguson, Joe DeRocco. Bill Murphy, Barney Moschel, Lawrence Dietrich. Henry Lawton. $1-Ray Friend, Harry Gillespie, John Adams, Henry Hunziker, Red Unruh, Sam Caruso. Mike Alsnauer, Joe Sciulli Harry Adelsberg, Jerry Reiner, Joe Steinhauser.

Abe Mervis. Mike Donahue, Harry Jack Budon, W. Matter. Walter Seidel. Russ Lott.

Frank Noah. Charles Brown. John Zelder, Fran Zeigel, Joe Rudski, Bill Hugh Link Henry Guenther, Phil Herring: ton. Joe Lasko. Red Rock.

$1-Bob Altenbaugh. Dutch Steigerwala, James Wilkerson, John Wilkerson No. 436. Bob Scheidter, Paul Sandlock. John Frame, Jimmy Wirth, Bill Palmer.

Charles Wotczak, Chuck Boyle, Buzz Frank, Homer Gras, George Hoover, John Gaydos Henry Jennelle. Tony Lucerne. Paul Donnelly, Bill Tritchler, Jack Chereck, Jim McDonald. Ed Worrall, Chuck Ryan. Tom Nichols, GeGorge Stringert Walt Weckler, Andy Willkomn.

Curt Giltrap, Matt Dischner. $1-Al Runco. Bob Genter, Conrad Weigold, Mike Conroy, Frank Ullery, Tom Tulenko, Elmer Stocks. Gene D'Allessandro, Bob Loughridge, Bill Leinemann, Schwartz. John Dickie, Fred Sunseri.

Ray Graft. Fred Bergman, Harry Richard Tilbes, Chris Schill. Jim Nulton, Frank Young, Charlie Stan Thomas, Starrett, Ronald Watt. Howard George Weigold: erer, Jack Geyer, Bill Haggerty, Jim CarDave Francis. Tony Madia.

Lenus Baker, Blair Fischer. Bill Barrie, Ray Spanbauer, Jim Fritz. John Serdy, Joe Kammermeler, A. McCambridge, Wes Steele, Pete Minsky, Richard Robson. Art Schramm.

Bill Fazio, E. Fenton, John Fuchs. A. H. McVay, Frank Stewart.

C. J. Schroeder, John Laufter, Bill man. Rus Etcher. Tom Green, Walter Wolf.

Kuhlman, Gil Lippl, Patsy Scalo, Ed WeisCharles Stringert, Tony Faiello. $1-Emil Hinsch. Syl Funk, Les ChurchMeld. Moe Isaacson, Charles Frey, Earl Peterson. Al Witkowski.

Ralph Mauch. Norm Mansman, James Wyeth. C. A. Nulton.

R. Allen. Pie McNearney. H. Heinlein.

Ray Pegher. R. T. Kline, Fred Carbaugh. E.

Handte, Spinnenweber, John Bassett. Mayo, Edgar Rideout. Bob Junker. Tim McCauly, Jack Left. Bob Rectenwald, Jack Laux.

Jake Geiger, Tim Butler. $1-George Mohr, Bob Jackson. Tom Wullette, Ed Easley, C. Filipovitz, C. Morton.

George Keifer. Charles Leabscher, Tony Trischler, E. Rodgers, George Ondayko, Frank Lynch, Bill Holland. Ray Havranek, Froelich. George Winterhalter, Larry Graham.

Frank Beyer. A. Rizzo, Mel Pitler, BIll Gallagher, Bob Merriefield. Rudy Swedish. Wigand, Bill Nagel.

Bill Cutrone, George Barth, Al Blakeley, Hutchi- son. DAVID B. ROBERTS Patterson Joan Patterson. A. Patterson.

MISCELLANEOUS $50-C. Roy Sutherland. $33-Hotel and Restaurant Employes' Alliance (Local No. 237). $20-Joseph Westray.

Cally. $10-Ladies Evening Tide, Social Club, Steel City Iron Metal Leo Kosakowski Family Levenson's Jewelers, Hotel Sewell (Sturgeon), Louis Maniet Sons. Grace Presbyterian Church. $5-Fred W. Schneider, Local 2044.

United Railroad Workers of America, CIO. L. Kenneth Harkins, Dr. Bernard Brooks, Bert's Confectionery, Pinky's Billlard Parlor. August Cima, M.

W. Huron, John Samurlo, Thomas Cleary, Mildred M. Pelter, Sanvito Funeral Parlor, Frank Parrilla, Colonial Ornamental Iron Works, Joseph O'Connor, Peter J. Loerlein, Mrs. Sarah Caplan, Veronica Youngworth, First tional Ukrainian Society, Butch Reich, Walter Poslowski, Wilson Furniture John J.

Michael. Alex Thomas, Joseph F. Weis. James B. Ward.

Larry Martin, Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Oliver, Ferris Family, Mrs. 25th Ward Democratic Social Club, Mr. Charles Kershaw. Jack Murphy, George Calls, Abe Calig.

Ann Olah. $4-B. B. Salisman. Bell Mall Carriers, Eppy'5 Parking Lot Attendants, F.

J. Schmidt. Tri-Boro Novelty. Powers. $3-Bertha Esposito, Caroline Campalong.

H. C. Bowling League. Howard Schmitt, Shaben Michael, George J. Thomas, Charles L.

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

F. Cercone. R. E. Switzer.

Abbott. Olah. E. L. Bar.

McCoy. $2-Joe Kubecka, Henry Lizuori, Charles Mowad. Louis Michael, William Mowad. Albert Unis John Abraham. Joseph C.

A yoob, James Patterson, Fred Schwartz, Jack H. Rosen, A. Leonard Son, Matovicki Service. Walter L. Orris.

Marino Marchi, Victor A. Bracco, Mable Hockenberry, Paul R. Ajak, Minor Senda, Mr. Mrs. Stojan Marovich.

Robert Crystal, William Henry, Urban W. Frisch. James A. Jobe. John Cima.

$2-Mrs. Joseph Mandel, Renee Sheimer, Evelyn Forsberg. Edward C. Wachter. William Maurer, Gloria Ferris, Harry Shelloge.

Tice F. Ryan Samuel Goldstock, C. J. Maloney, S. V.

Albo, Carlton Merchandise Co. Norris. $1-Marie Taylor. E. Gerst.

w. G. Kunkle, William R. Braun, Maude Hill. Lily Oliver Debby Williams, J.

B. Hetherington. Loutse Davis, A. C. Owen, George L.

Winstead, Wesley C. Johnson, Iggle Schwartz, Morris L. Cohen. L. Simon, Pete Kyrmi5s, Frank Monaca, Benjamin Jacobson, Murray Egan.

J. Duff, W. Gordon. C. J.

Maloney, Alvin J. Porsche. Frank R. Kowalikt. Raymand Geiser, Harold Delani.

James McKee. $1-Joe Wolken. Francis A. Muracca N. R.

Stone. F. E. Confenti, Stuart Berkowitz. Genise Berkowitz.

J. Kelly Gilbert M. Gaber, John Seddon, John M. Alpine, Frank Sabolsky. J.

P. Busarello. John Wusels, George Griffith, Antoinette Griffith, Joseph A. Circillo, John R. McCaw, R.

O. Duff. Albert Kuplec. Sidney Aronson, Thomas V. McGinniss.

James M. McGinniss. Jake Sablowski, Tony Newsboy, W. J. Sidney.

$1-Mrs. M. Kijah, Mrs. Mary Mulka, Frank Idzikowski, John J. Gorski.

Anthony Garzotti. Joe Pawalo, Mr. Mrs. Novak, Mr. Mrs.

Sadowski, Mr. Mrs. J. Komighe. Mike Szymczok.

Harold Griffith, Sam Voltash. Robert W. Mraz, Clyde Chamberlain. David Manclark, Ed Speidel. John M.

Thompson Jr. Mabel M. Myers, Esther Dierstein. Muriel Winder, Liberty Lunch. M.

Hanos. Anthonv Carter Thomas Dunsworth. Ralph Charabala. $1-Nick C. Reiland.

Tom Spowart. Harry Preiss, Bob Spinneweber, C. A. Mathias, Andy Steiner J. R.

Cooper. R. P. Erny. James Carr.

Joseph Golan. Paczak. Griffin. Marie Senda, Emil Zofrin. Cauley Birsic.

David R. Levin. Harry R. Levy. Robert Raphael Thomas Neely.

Frances Sheimer. Edward Meade. Ed Kasten, Joseph R. Caslin Ralph Nowicki. Frank Helmer, Roosevelt Kabuzzl.

Charles Smith. $1--Cyril Ruffenach, Randy Herzor. Butch Herzoz. William Wolf, Robert Ondo. Martha Latimer.

J. Edward Waldron. John Kalchthaler, John Mraz. John. J.

Karlo Mr. Mrs. Andrew Stanko. Mr. de Mrs.

Adam Hrebicek Mr. A Mrs. John Hunchar. Andrew Petty. Mary Duvall.

Russell R. Brown. Frank J. Samsa, Andrew Ciongoll. Ben Slavbin, Mrs.

Stanley Spertak. Lew's Men Store. John Grajcar. James A. Moder, Agnes Bonarett.

$1-Helen Wilson, Mr. Mrs. Andrew Strota. Ernest F. Zanella, Aldo Bracco.

Rev, Stephen J. Burdis. Margaret Hill Tony Rubelino. Rocco Esposito. Angeline Solieck, Mr.

William Dolnar Ruth Lean. "Doc" Solomon. Walter Rombich. Mary Darkowski. Loretta Solach Mrs.

Basinski. Ann and Binn. Laskowski Family, Stella Greiner. -Laura Kochanonny Beula Family. Bill and Ida Manko.

Gertrude Makowick Mrs. B. Winter, Bernard Makowick, Mareta Rices. Penelone Niemier: Vincent Dovle, Louie C. Burstin.

Walter L. RicEs. Joseph B. Hetherineton, Ralph H. Snyder.

John R. Bowman. Albert Sarkis. D. N.

Betters, Allie Mohammed. Saard: Mowad. Stanlev Kraskev, Eva Krasker. Elizabeth Schroeder. Jim $100--P.

A. Mills (Moody Engineerinz Co. (credited to Kane) John Shields Jr. (Shields Rubber $40-Pittsburgh Paper Handlers Union No. 5 (credited to Kane $1 each.

-Peter Cuda, Ernest Spell. Patrick Flaherty, John Stocker, Edward Abbott. Dominic Mazza, John Flaherty, William Mills, Charles Pierrarrd. Michael Sisko, Marco Swast. Frank Mercurie, Joseph Talarico, Joseph Cuda.

John Pierrard. Albert Andrist, William Jenkins, John E. Stockey, Herman Manski, Edwin Wilbert. Joseph Vinland. Dominic Talarico, Joseph Matt.

Howard Abbott. John Flaherty Harold Brady, Joseph Secco. Henrry James. John Otis. Ernest Spell Peter Menegaz, Frank Kunce, John Murrio, Richard Lancia, Lea Alter.

Patrick Flaherty Jr. Francis Vizland. Alex Moore, John Gamble. $25-Mr. Mrs.

Richard Baillle (credited to Wilkens Stagno's Bakery, Penn Cash Markets. Inc. (credited to Slus. serI. Keith- Holmes Auxiliary to Post No.

402. Sam Zionts Cameradio Co. $10--M. L. White (credited to Donald Wolf (credited to Rauck), Charles E.

Walker (in memory of Peter walker), David Herinz. Board of Lirectors and Members of the Pittsburth Branch No. 17 of International Stewards' Caterers' Century Court No. 100 (Order of the Amaranth: $6-Felix Family, $5- Patricia Cirillo, Mrs. Joseph lonz.

Rudy Gorgus. Henry Lawrence. Joseph M. Keiskay (credited to Kanel. J.

W. (credited to Rubenstein) Simons Waldorf feredited (credited to to Wilken's). Harry Per Mae White A. Beam. S.

I. Lazear (credIted to Rubenstein), Lester W. Doerr and Albert J. of Cal. Friends received at the E.

C. Koontz Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville South Hills. Funeral on Monday at 8 m. Requiem high mass in St.

Wendelin's Church at 9 a. m. COLONELLO On Thursday. Jan. 13.

1955. Loreto, beloved husband of Maria: father of Lena Delle Donne of Oakmont, Vera Laruccia of Verona, Thomas of California, Tillie Bass of Oakmont, Beulah Perucci of Gibsonia. Robert of New Jersey. Anna Jean Reinhart of Unity: brother of Rocco of lencia: also 12 grandchildren. Friends received The William O'Neill Funeral Home.

210 Allegheny River Oakmont, Pa. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church on Monday, Jan. 17, at 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, CONNORS-On Tuesday. Jan. 1955. Catherine.

of 506 E. beloved daughter Annie and the late Thomas nors: sister of Ann Connelly Mare Weber of 3212 Juliet where friends will be received. Funeral on Saturday at 9:30 High mass of requiem in St. C. Church at 10 m.

DAUENHAUER- On Tuesday. Jan. 1955. at 6:15 m. Herman Otto Dauenhauer, husband of MAthilda Betzler Dauenhauer, ARE 62 rears.

310 Millbridge brother of Mary Armstrong of Orlando. Fla Emma Reardon of West Palm Beach. Louis of Washineton. and William. Friends and members of Monongahela Lodge No 269 and A.

Islam Grotto. Masonic Vets Peter Fritz Lodge 486 10.0 and Knoxville Elks 1196 P.O.E may call to at the William C. Hirt Funeral Home. 704 Brownsville Rd. (at Alice St.) Services Friday at m.

Interment private. DORNROEFER On Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1955. at 9:45 Frederick (Ted) Dornhoeter, age 63 rears, of 2618 Patterson brother of Rose Metzmater and Lillian Klinzing.

Friends may call at the Wm. C. Hirt Funeral Home 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St Services Saturday at 3 p. m.

DROSCHAK-On Wednesdav. Jan. 12 1955. William. of 314 Ella McKees Rocks.

formerlv of Greenfleld: beloved son of William, Sr and brother of Mrs. John Macik Mrs. Mary Krause. Mrs. Paul Mauer.

Mrs. Jessie Ferrante, Mrs Fabian Scarretti. John and Michael Droschak. Friends ceived at the Kanal Funeral Home, 500 Greenfeld Ave. Funeral Saturdav with services at 1 p.

m. EGAN On Thursdav. Jan 13. 1955. of 3210 Forbes St Mary Frances Egan.

wife of the late Patrick Egan: dearly beloved mother of John J. of Pittsburgh and Francis Egan (Army in Friends received at THE McCAFFERY MEMORIAL HOME. 200 So. Crate St. (Onposite Paul's Cathedral) until dav at 10 p.

m. Funeral Monday in St Paul The Apostle Church. Woodhaven. (Niagara Falls Gazette and Long Island Daily please cont) ELSTE On Wednesday morning, Jan 12. 1955.

Estelle Cronenweth. wife of the late William Elste of 240 Breading Ave. Ben Avon: sister of Mrs. Mary Franz and Charles Cronenweth. both of 3.

Peh. Friends received at McDonald'. Funeral Home. 529 California Ave Avalon. where services will be held on Friday evening at 1 o'clock Interment Saturday morn1ng in Union Dale Cemetery.

FATR-Of 4994 Gardenville Road. Bethel Boro. formerly of Castle Shannon on Wednesday. Jan. 12, 1955 at 2:30 p.

Gertrude Fox. beloved wife of Mearl S. Fair. in her 59th Fear: mother of Mrs. Marie Toth.

Mrs. Elsie Bonisolli. Mrs Georgene Fiertz. Mrs. Annabelle Zaney.

Lamont J. De Wayne, Garnet and Harry Pair: also 11 grandchildren survive Friends received at the B. Laughlin Puneral Home. Castle Shannon, where services will be held on Saturday, Jan. 15 at 2 m.

FIERING-On Thursdav. Jan. 13. 1955. Olga.

of 401 North Springdale. AgE 57. wife of the late Elmer: mother of Anita McRae and Donald. Friends received at the Clowes Funeral Home, 803 Pittsburgh Springdale. Services Sunday at 2 p.

m. FIX -On Friday. Jan. 14. 1955.

Florence Bollard Fix. of 208 Lexington Ave. Aspinwall, wife of the late Bert E. Fix: mother of Edgar L. and Virginia M.

Fix: sister of Mrs. Julia B. Douglas and Norman Bollard of Philadelphia: 1 grandchild. Alice Virginia Norton. Funeral from the residence of her 50h, Edgar 210 Lexington Aspinwall, on Monday, Jan.

17, at 2 p. m. Jenhthah Chapter, 0. E. S.

and friends invited. GLOCK-Jan. 13. 1955. John S.

Glock of Hardies Road, Wildwood. formerly of 2835 Cobden husband of Mary Turk Glock: father- of Anna. Helen. Josephine, Mary, George and John Glock: also 14 grandchildren and 4 greatFriends received at McIntyre and Neely Funeral Home. 644 Butler Etna.

Requiem high mass Monday at 9:30 A. m. in St. Catherine's Church, Wildwood. GREENO- On Thursday, Jan.

13, 1955, Gerard A. Greeno of 2421 Jane beloved husband of Ruth Ackerman Greeno: father of Gerard. Richard. Howard and Paul Greeno: son of August Greeno: brother of Mrs. Evelyn Holland and Mrs.

Gertrude Rigot. Friends and members of the Holy Name Society, Knights of St. George Br. 14 and Bartenders Union Local 188. received at the Charles C.

Cleslak Funeral Home, 81 So. 15th St. Funeral Monday At 8 A. m. Solemn high mass in St.

Peter's Church at 9 a m. 1al in St. Peter's Cemetery, GRIFFIN In West Penn Hospital, Tuesday evening. Jan. 11.

1955. Lavinia Griffin (nee Holmes), widow of Newell Griffin of 222 Melwood Ave. Survived by several nieces and nenhews. Friends ceived at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty until Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.

Requiem high mass in St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HAMILTON- Suddenly, on Wednesdav.

Jan. 12. 1955. Archie Hamilton of 5933 Grand Neville Island: brother of Mrs. Carrie Kring.

Mrs. Alice Phillips. Friends may call at the Copeland Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Ave. Coraopolis. Services Saturday at 2 m.

HAUCK- -Anna zorn, (age 77). widow of Martin of 2707 Pitler N. Wednesday. Jan. 12 1955.

beloved mother of Mrs, Theresa Becker. Stephen and Frank also 5 grandchildren and 9 great -grandchildren. Friends may call at O'Briens. 3724 California (at Cooper) N. 8.

Requiem high mass in St. Francis Xavier' Church. Saturday at 9 a. m. HOPCHAK Jan.

12. 1955. Mary. of 2033 De Rand wife of the late John Hopchak: mother of William. Mrs.

Anna Kolesar, Mike, Mrs. Mary Balzer and Mrs Julia Minchart: also 5 grandchildren. Friends celved at the Gmiter Funeral Home 2323 Carson S. S. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a m.

Requiem high mass at Holv Spirit Church, Oakland. at 9:30 8 JAGIELLO- -On Wednesdav. Jan. 12 1955 Anna beloved wife of Josenh and mother of Mrs. Bettha Czarniecki, Mrs.

Mary Blasiak, Mrs Josephine Rudzak Mrs. Cece11a Streno. Leonard. Mrs. Julia Zalac.

Stanlev, Victoria and Mrs. Florence Smith also 18 grandchildren and 4 ere Friends received at the Elachko Funeral Home 3447 Dawson (Corner of Semple) Funeral on Saturday morning at 8:30 Solemn reouiem high mass at St. cinth's Church at 9 o'clock. KAUFFMAN At Miami on Monday. Jan.

10. 1955 Paul C. Kauffman, beloved husband of Victoria Pischke Kaufman formerly of Dormont. Friends received the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave.

(beginning Friday noon Services on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Members of South Hills Post 156 American Legion, and friends invited. KAZMIERSKI-On Jan. 12, 1955. Catherine, wife of the late Michael Kazmierski and mother of Mrs.

Nellie Wesolek, Frank and Stanley: also survived by 6 children and 1 great-zrandchild. Friends received at the family residence. 38th St. Funeral on Tuesday at 8 m. Requiem high mass in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 9 a.

m. KEENER- At her home, 339 Fingal St. D. Jan. 13.

1955. Doretta Plowmaker. wife of Jacob G. Keener: mother of Edna England. Burndetta Swick, Leo Roscoe F.

and the late Ray L. Keener. Funeral services at the William Sirlin Colonial Mortuary, California and Termon N. 6., Monday at 2 p. m.

Visitations 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Friends invited. -On Tuesday. Jan. 11, 1955.

Elizabeth I. O' Toole, dearly beloved wife of John W. Kelly, beloved mother of Rev. John W. Kelly B.S.

R. Sister Perpetua Marie, Sister Mary Redemptina. Regina Martin Gerard G. and Jacqueline Kelly: beloved sister of Mrs. Anna Leonard, Mrs.

Jewel V. Mullen and the late Mrs. Mary M. McCaffery Friends received at the family home, 3482 Beechwood Blvd. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 m.

Solemn requiem mass in St. Philomena': Church at 10:30 a m. Flowers gratefully declined. Requien: masses appreciated. JAY A.

McCAFFERY. DIRECTOR KEOWN- Jan. 13, 1955. Michael of 29 Schlev Ineram: father of Rev. William J.

Keown. C.8.80. Parkersbure, W. Miss Sally Reown. Ingram: Mrs.

B. I. Day. Younestown, John Adama, Brownsville, Mrs. Howard Kleeb.

Arlington. also grandchildren. Friends may call at the James Lamb Jr. Funeral Home 165 Noble Crafton. Requiem mass in St.

Philip's R. C. Church on Saturday at 9 a. m. 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 officials concerning safety 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 increase in the authorized indebtedness of the company from $10.000.000 to a new limit of $20,000,000. Death Notices A BAIR Mary On Vance, Thursday, wife of Jan.

the late 13. Lotsey Abair. formerly of Connellsville, sister of Mrs. W. B.

Gilliland of Bellevue, also survived by nieces and nephews. Lincoln Bellevue. Services Friends received at the Edw. T. Daugherty Funeral Home, 366 on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

papers please -On Thursday, Jan, 13, 1955 Theresa, wife of the late William Adams: sister of Mrs. Katherine Roach, Mrs. Margaret Conway. Mrs. Ella Sweitzer and Mrs Agnes Murphy.

Friends ceived at the O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home. 5106 Second Hazelwood. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's Church on Monday at 9 a. m.

-On Jan. 13, 1955, Clifton S. (formerly of Hampton Wilkinsburg), husband of the late Mary Northcraft Adams; father of Graydon J. Ray and A. Donald and Mrs.

Jane Simpson. Friends received at the Wareham Funeral Home, Rebecca Ave. at Center Wilkinsburg. Services Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. -On Thursday, Jan.

13, 1955, Annie R. McCune, wife of William T. Allen, of 312 Albert Turtle Creek: mother of William Mrs. Phoebe Pepple and Layman Allen. Friends received at the home of Knee Sons, Osborne and Larimer Turtle Creek.

where services will be held on Monday, Jan. 17, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. -At Woodland Hills.

suddenly, on Thursday. Jan. 13, 1955 Edward T. husband of the late Elsie Doutt Aston, formerly of Pittsburgh: father of Charles E. of and Arthur D.

Aston of California: brother of William Aston of Crafton Services will be held at Oakwood Cemetery, Chatsworth. on Saturday. Memorial services will be held in Bellevue, at a later date. -At the residence of his daughter, 236. Kennedy N.

on Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955. Herbert J. Bahle, husband of the late Catherine D. Gillen and father of Mrs.

Paul G. Lostetter, Friends received at the Ley Corcoran Funeral Home. 2860 Perrysville Ave. N. S.

Notice of time of funeral later. BANNISTER On Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955, William Booth, husband of Inez R. Bannister: father of Dr. W.

B. Bannister, Mrs. James Jezl, R. Richard Bannister: son of Mrs Elizabeth Bannister, and brother of Cortlandt Bannister. Friends received at the Weir Funeral Home, Imperial.

Pa Services in St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Beaver Falls. Pa. on Monday, Jan.

17, at 11 a. m. Interment Blairsville Cemetery. BASH On Thursday. Jan.

1955. at 8:15 D. at his residence. 1924 Shaler Glenshaw, John M. Bash, husband of Goldie Bash: son of Mrs.

John C. Bash: brother of Katherine. Oliveretta and Joseph Bash. Friends received At H. Samson, 537 Neville St.

(Oakland Civic Center). where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. BERGGREN- On Wednesday, Jan. 12, Harry R. Sr.

of Denny Street, husband of Anna Maritz: father of Freida Mae and Harry R. Albert and Normond C. Klaas. Friends received at the Verner G. Lutz Funeral Home 3600 Penn Avenue, where Brotherhood of Locomotive services will be held dav January 14 at 8 FUneral on Saturday.

January 15. at 2 Eintracht Singing clety B.P.O E. and friends invited. BIGENRO Wednesday Jan. 12.

1955 Nicholas hushand of the late Bertha Peiffer Bigenho of Rosedale. father of Mrs. James Baker Mrs William Johnston, Touts. Harry Raloh and Albert. all of Penn Mrs Ernest Brown.

George Merle. California: Mrs. Phillip Beech. Nicholas. Florida: William of Wilkinsbure: also survived by 28 grandchildren.

33 great-grandchildren Friends received at the Eaton-Underwood Funeral Home. 378 Marvland Oakmont, Pa until m. Saturdav Services in the All Saints Episcopal Church. Rosedale. 2:30.

Interment Hebron Cemeters. BLACK- -Robert J. age 59. on Wednesday, 12, 1955. at his home.

1211 Craig McKeesport, husband of Ann Gibbons Black: father of Anthony, Lovola and Patricia: brother of Clarence, mond. Joseph and John. Sr. Mary Norbertine of Mercy Order. Edith, Mercedes and Mrs.

William Greenaway Friends will be received at the family residence. Requiem high mass Saturday in St. Plus Church at 11 a. m. Interment New St.

Joseph Cemetery, -On Tuesday, Jan. 11. 1955. Bertha wife of J. H.

Breneman of 342 Meyran mother of Mrs. Frank (May) Radocal. Friends may call at the Ferguson- Wood Funeral Home, Forbes St at McKee PL. Oakland. Services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

BUCHOLTZ On Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1955. Carl, of Melwood father of Arthur. Alfred and Amel Bucholtz: stepfather of Ottilte and Alfred Lentz: brother of Mrs Amelia Neumann: also vived by 7 grandchildren. Friends received at the Winter Funeral Home.

4730 Friendship until Saturday at 2 p. m. Services at First Trinity Lutheran Church. N. Neville St.

at 2:30 p. m. CARLINO-Suddenly. on Tuesday, Emma Clanelll. dearly beloved wife of Carmine Carlino: mother of Mrs.

Rose Lombardozzi; also survived by one grandchild. Funeral from the chapel of Herbert Sperling. 316 Pearl on Saturday at 8 a. m. Solemn' requiem high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock.

Friends invited. Vsiting hours from 2 to 7 to 10 m. CHAPMAN-Of 106 Kirk Ave. on Thursday, Jan. 13, Margaret Ploeger, beloved wife of Joel Chapman: mother Thomas and Susan: sister of Mrs.

Marcella KNOEDLER Thursday, Jan. 13. 1955. Christiana wife of the late John Frederick: mother of Mrs. Katherine C.

Brown, Christiana F. and Fred sister of Mrs. Caroline Blumer: Also two grandchildren. Friends received at the Matter Funeral Home. 1133 Church Ambridge till Sunday 2 p.

m. Services at St. John's Lutheran Church at 2:30 p. m. KRETSCHMAIER On Jan.

13. 1955. Anna M. Rozankovic. of 8 Morgan Etna, Pa daughter of the late Vincent and Rose Rozankovic: wife of Henry Kretschmater: mother of Henry Jr.

Regis and David Kretschmater: sister of Mrs. Mary Jaksic. Mrs. Barbara Savor. Mrs.

Amelia Malo and Joseph Rozankovie, Friends received At the Ogrodnik Funeral Home (formerly Rheins), 333 Butler St Etna. Solemn requiem high mass at All Saints Church. Etna, on Monday at 10 m. KUSHNER- On Thursday, Jan. 13.

1955, Helen, wife of the late Peter of 162 Helen Moon Run: mother of Mrs. Helen Handlovitch, Mrs. Anna Schons. Mrs. Sue Dolinar, Mrs.

Mary Madalinsky, George, Steve. Nick and Michael Kushner also 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDermott Bros 1225 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Requiem mass in Holy Ghost G. C.

Church on Monday, Jan. 17, at 9 a m1 LANG-JACKSON At her home. 406 Chalfont on Thursday, Jan. 13. 1955.

Marcella Lollo, wife of John Lang: mother of Mrs. Dolores Schranghammer. Mrs. Anna Mae Metzler, Mrs. Loretta McCullough and Milton Jackson: sister of Joseph and Harry Lollo: also survived by 17 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Clarty Funeral Home. 1305 Allegheny N. 8. Time later. LANIGAN-At Los Angeles.

on Fridav Jan. 7. 1955. William Lanigan formerly of Chelton Brookline, husband Mary Maurer Lanigan: father of Mrs. Frank (Irene) O'Brien of Dormont.

Mrs. Florence A. Sullivan: 1 sister. Mrs Agnes Moran: 2. grandsons.

William J. O'Brien and J. D. Gill: also 5 great-grandchildren, Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary 2630 Liberty beginning Friday noon Requiem high mass in Resurrection Church. morning at 11 o'clock.

Alleghenv Council and Fourth Degree of C. services Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Members of National Association of Letter Carriers and Peh. Musicians Union and friends invited. LITTLE -Elmer on Jan.

13, 1955. beloved husband nf Edna Hair, of 1127 Muldowney Ave. Lincoln Place: also survived by sisters. Mrs Blanche Kane of Cal. and Mrs.

Clarra Green of Duquesne. Friends received at the Skelton Funeral Home. 1222 Muldowner Ave. Lincoln Place. Funeral arrangements incomplete MAGGIO--On Weanesday, Jan.

12. 1955. Salvatore, father of Grace Stella, Carmen, Jerome. Salvatore. all of Cleveland, and 9am of Pittsburgh: brother of Mary Stornello of Pgh.

and Josephine Scialabba of Chicago. Friends received at the Febbraro Funeral Home. 123 Meadow East End. Requiem mass at Our Lady Help of Christian Church on Saturday at 10:45 a. McDONOUGH 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 J.

McDonough. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway. Perrysville. Requiem high mass in St.

Athanasius Church on Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. MILLER (Mezynski)-On Wednesdav. Jan. 12. 1955, at 8:15 Anthony J.

(Tony) Miller, beloved husband of Louella Thompson of 1716 Spring Garden father of Blanch Radakovich. Marie Merkel and Dorothy Miller: brother of Stella Lauff. Anna Lauff, Catherine Williams, Marie. John. Stanlev.

Joseph Frank and Thomas Mezynski: also four grandchildren. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MONROE-At his home, 1251 Bellerock So.

Hill. Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1955. 8 North.

husband of Anne Monroe: father of Mrs. Barner: also 2 grandsons of Jackson Miss. Services will be held at Samson's. 537 Neville Saturdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. -On Wednesday, January 12 1955.

John. beloved brother of Elizabeth Moran and Mrs. Rose Ayres. of 334 Culver Way: uncle of Mrs. Mildred Tomosky and Lester J.

Avres. Friends received at Campbell's. 6214 Walnut E. (opp. Sacred Heart Church), Funeral Saturday morning.

Requiem high mass at Sta. Peter and Paul Church at 9:30 a. m. NEUNSEN-Of 332 Arabella Knoxville, 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 Koett: also 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Friencs received at the funeral home of John D. Schaub Sons 425 Brownsville Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Saturday at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem in St. Canice's Church at 9 m.

Friends invited. NOWAK-Suddenly. on Wednesday. Jan. 12.

1955 at his late residence, 1114 Sarah Stanley, husband of Thecla Nowak: father of Sister Mary Dolores, Felician Order. Friends received at the Charles C. Cieslak Funeral Home, 81 S. 15th St. Funeral Saturday at 8 m.

Solemn high MASS At St. Adalbert's Church at 9 a. m. Burial in St. Adalbert's Cemeterv PARKER- -At Cleveland Clinic Hospital Wednesdav Jan 12.

1955. John beloved husband of Ada Parker of Wheelwright Kv. formerlv of New Texas. father of John Jr. and Ann Elizabeth: son of Thomas and Violet Parker: brother of Grant F.

and George Mrs. Elsie Good. all of Cheswick. James Rosedale: Thomas. Washington.

Mrs. Mary Bandi. Tarentum. Friends received at the Eaton- Underwood Funeral Home. 378 Maryland Oakmont.

where services will be held Saturday at 2 n. m. ment Plum Creek Cemetery RISING- On Thursday, Jan. 13. Joseph A.

Rising of Harmony R. D. No. 1 (formerly of Mt. Washington): husband of the late Annie Wenzel Rising: father of Mrs.

Almos Olinger of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Phoebe J. Frey. Mrs. Joseph Forsythe.

Mrs. Fred J. Bross and How. ard J. Rising: brother of Mrs.

Eva E. Crawford and William G. Rising: also survived by 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons, Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt Washington, where services will be held Saturday. January 15. at 1 p. ROMIG-Wednesdav. Jan.

12. 1955, A Augusta Elliott Romig of 425 Olvmnia Chatham Village. widow of Charles F. Romie: mother of Mrs. Elizabeth McCall of Chevy Chase.

Md. Dr. Harry G. of PAcific Palisades. and Orlando Romig of Pittsburgh.

sister Harriett McDermid. of Aberdeen. Idaho: also survived by four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Parlors of Wm. Slater Sons Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarze St Mt. Washington where serve Ices will be held Saturday. Jan. 15. at 2 Rev Robert Grav officiatine.

SALKAY- -On Jan. 12. 1955. Bartholemew. husband of the late Rose Salkav: father of Mrs.

C. Rvs: Joseph: Mrs. M. Derizzi: Mrs. R.

Lunch: Alex: Mrs. C. Mata: Mrs. Jacobs: Mrs. Limbere: 28 grandchildren: 9 great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the Perrone Mortuary. 7455 Church Swissvale Funeral Saturday. Jan. 15th. at 8:00 m.

Requiem high mass at St. Margaret's Church, Homestead. at 8:00 a. m. Friends invited SAMPLE Thursday.

Jan. 13, 1955, A. Katherine Schurr Sample, of 171 Plymouth mother of Mrs. Marzuerite Miller, Hazel K. and Edna M.

Sample: grandmother of Mrs. Virginia Petro: also survived by one great -grandchild. Friends received at The Parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave, (and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where services will he held Saturday. Jan. 15, at 3 m. (Rev Donald P. Brickley officiating.

SCHAFFER-On Wednesday. Jan. 12. 1955 at 9:40 a. m.

Edna Irene Schaffer, nee Brooks wife of George Schaffer of Linnvie mother of Glades Ev. eritt. Alma Schimmel, Clara Shanaberger and James Lyons: also 8 grandchildren Friends may call at the Wm. C. Hirt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Rd.

at Alice St. Services Saturday at 2 p. m. SCHINDLER- On Wednesday. Januarv 12.

1955. James M. Schindlet son of the late James L. and Katherine McCaffrey Schindler. of Baldwin Road.

Robinson Twp brother of Mrs. Virginia Snyder. Friends received at the Henney Funeral Home. 524 Washington Avenue. Carnegie, Funeral Saturday, January 15, at 9:30 Solemn requiem high mass at Saint Luke's R.

C. Church at 10 a. m. Friends invited. -Tuesday, Jan.

11, 1955, Elvira 2732 Queensboro Ave. Brookline. wife of the late Edward Schmidt: mother of Curtis Donald M. and Grendolyn Schmidt. Friends may call at Frank DeBor Funeral Home, 1065 Brookline Blvd.

where services will be held on Baturday at 2 m. on Thursdav. 13. 1955 Dorothy Louise Schwirian, at Bedford, bahv daughter of Fred A. and Dorothy Davidson formerly of Baldwin Borough: sister of David and Kenneth Schwirian.

Friends received at Charles C. Cieslak Funeral Home, 81 So. 15th St. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Jefferson Memorial Cemetery.

SKALSKI- on Thursday, Jan. 13. 1955. Walter Skalski, in his 73rd year of 1818 Mary father of Mrs. Stella Terleski, Mrs.

Laura Roberts and M. 9gt. Edward Berlach: also survived by 4 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Friends received the Charles C. Cieslak Puneral Home, 81 South 15th St.

Funeral Tuesday at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Adalbert's Church at 9 m. Burial in St.

Adalbert's Cemetery. STECKO Fricav. Jan Theodore (Frank), husband of Mary Kullk: father of Evelyn Steffora, Dorothy, Emily. Theodore D. and Meleny 8.1 one brother.

and one grandchild also survive. Friends received at the Bagnato Funeral Home. 50 McDermott Pl. Carnegie, Funeral Monday, Jan. 17.

at 9 m. with requiem high mass at Holy Trinity Church. Carnegie, at 9:30. Please omit flowers. Contributions to the Church Building Fund gratefully accepted.

STIERHEIM- -Esther daughter of the late Michael and Elizabeth Saley Stierheim. at her home. 3270 Bainton N. Thursday, Jan. 13.

1955. Beloved sister of Mrs. John Waters, George A. and Maurice A. Stierheim.

Friends may call at Brien's. 3724 California (at Cooper) N. S. Requiem high IN A 5 In St. Francis Xavier's Church Monday 9:30 m.

STOERKER On Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1955, At Hinsdale. Rev. Paul Stoerker, husband of Jo.

sephine Martin: father of Rev. Theodore F. of Whiting. Rev. Manfred A.

of Orville, Ohio: Lewis W. of Maywood. Mrs. Wilburt 6. Greb and Paul A.

Stoerker of Pittsburgh: also survived by four sisters, four brothers and nine grandchildren. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd. at Graham E. after 3 D. m.

Saturday until time of services Monday afternoon at o'clock. In lieu of. flowers. contributions to Elmhurst College and Eden Seminary appreciated. VERMER Jan.

13, 1955. Mary Brocallo. wife of Thomas B. Vermer; mother of Mrs. Frank Salera, Mrs.

Joseph Walsh: grandchildren. 1 great-grandchild: sister of Mrs. Anthony Figoll. Mrs. Joseph Figoll and Mrs.

Philip Marrone. Friends received the Perry Funeral Home, Robinson St. (at Fifth Oakland. Notice later. WHITE- On Wednesday, Jan.

12, 1955, David M. White, husband of Josephine White: father of David Jr. and Mrs. Violet Geisler. Friends received at the T.

P. Hershberger Sons Funeral Home, 426 So Main West End. where services will be held on Saturday at 2 m. YOSLYK- On Wednesday. Jan.

12, 1955. Mary Maleski Yoslyk of 407 Patton Wilmerding. mother of Mrs. Ann Bilinski, Mrs. Mary Beebe.

Mrs. Jane Bogdon, and Mrs. Olga Savko; sister of Mrs. Nellie Keller. Friends recelved at The James J.

Alfert Funeral Home, 171 State Wilmerding. Funeral Monday at 8 m. Requiem high mass at S8. Peter and Paul Church at 9 m. Friends invited.

ZEHNDER- On Wednesday, Jan. 12 1955 Katherine Kindelberger. wife of the late Alphons. father of Mrs. Louise Mariani, Mrs.

eryn Herr. Mrs. Amy Mutschler, Edward. William. Charles, Richard and Robert: also 6 sisters and 3 brothers.

Friends received at the Matter Funeral Home, 1132 Church Ambridge, Pa. Services Saturdav at 2:30 p.m. In Memoriam McCLAIN. Margaret -In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away 1 year AgO today, Jan. 14.

1954. To memory ever dear 11 love could save, thou hast not died Sadly missed by her children and grandchildren. SMITH, Wm. J. (Brud In sad but loving memory of our Dad who passed away 18 years ago today.

Jan. 14. 1937. -His wife Blanche and son Gordon. Florists LUBIN SMALLEY THE BEST IN FLOWERS 126 Fifth Ave.

GR. 1-2200 MU. 1: 2-1300 MA. 1-1300 GIDA SERENE 5 Monuments -Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY Memorial Cemetery, Section 1-A. Three 6-Erave lots, $1000; separate, $335 each.

Hiland 1-0449. ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park -5-grave lot: nice location. Section M. Sacrifice $400. Hubbard 1-4145.

ALLEGHENY Cemetery-8-grave lot. desirable location; owner moved to Florida. Sterling 1-6916. JEFFERSON Memorial Park-4 grave lot. John the Baptist Garden.

Bargain. Plantation 1-1640. SUNSET View Memorial Park grave lot. Garden of the Last Supper. Bargain.

Call evenings. Montrose 1-3503. Lost and Found BRACELET Silver, Italian Aligree, Tuesday evening. Downtown Pittsburgh. Sentimental value.

Reward. Hubbard 1-3300, Extension 283. male, 2-years old, lost Saturday. East Liberty District. Child's pet; reward.

Hiland 1-6959. DOG--Small, fawn boxer, male: black mask: lost North Park- Perry Highway vicinity, pet; reward. Westmore 5-2631, ELECTRIC Drill--Lost: corner Magee and Forbes Wednesday. December 29th: reward. Contact Court 1-2732.

FOUND -Collie female. brown and white, December 24th. LO. 1-1932. PIN- Round) 17 rhinestones 3 marquis cut stones: May Club.

Route 51, New Years Eve: (Sentimental). reward. Hubbard 1-7874. PIN Gold. lost Thursday noon, Krogers, Penn near Denniston.

Sentimental value, reward. Churchill 1-6405. LOST articles are speedily recovered by the simple process of placing Want Ad in The Press. PLAID Hat BOX- Containing personal belongings, lost Greater Pgh. Airport Parking Lot.

Friday, January 7th. Reward. Inquire Miss Maloney, Capltal Airlines Operations. WALLET--Lady's white, containing charged plate, license, photos, Lost 5th Ave-Stanwix St. Perrysville 4-4222.

WRISTWATCH Ladies' Initials "N.J.S.": Wednesday; Poskin bus-Downtown Pittsburgh-68 car; reward. Carnegie 4105M. WRISTWATCH Diamond. Gruen. Tuesday afternoon.

Highland Park vicinity-B'nal Israel Synagogue: (sentimental). Reward. Hiland 1-8089 USEFUL articles, for sale or exchange. await your inspection in the Miscellaneous Classification of The Press. Press Want Ad.

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m. Tell me where to meet you. Plenty to say J. H. YOUR competent employment bureau ADVERTISING ARTISTS Photo retoucher.

versatile studio man and illustrator. good salaries open for hizh experienced men: only men with studio or newspaper experience need apply. 1 AL. 1-1444 for appointment. ADVERTISING salesmen (2) telephone personal call.

for Central Ohio Maryland, large labor newspapers, commission basis. real opportunity for reliable, experienced men. Wm Curran. 231 E. North Baltimore, Md.

ADVERTISING Specialty SalesmanExperienced with out-of-state jobbers preferred: top commission liberal bonus arrangement. Brandywine 1-4471. APPLIANCE Salesman- -Experience unnecessary: training program. No vassing. Car esesntial.

Salary, commis. sion bonus. Mr. Grufman. Locust 1-3076.

Assistant Manager and 5 car salesmen must have auto sales experience. Commimion And demonstrator plan: advancement. Call Mr. Gabelhart, Lehigh 1-8300. Administrative Trainee Here 18 position with future.

Travel throughout the entire United States contacting feld organizations in all principal cities performing such duties as auditing accounts and pay roll records, taking inventory, introducing feld personnel in the use of forms, etc. This position offers attractive promotional possibilities in elther feld or home office organIzations. Salary plus expenses, no selling. Applicants should be single, male college graduates with degree in Business Administration, Accounting or Industrial Management, The should be between the ages of 23 and 28. and free to travel.

In reply state personal data, education and work experier.ce. WRITE 580, PRESS Automobile Salesmen Experienced, new car and also used car salesman, living in South Hills area to join our small congenial sales organization. Present salesmen have been steadily employed for over 10 rears. Stop in and check our proposttion and information on the sensation new Packard program. Salary commission.

Apply in person. Marfred Motor Sales 427 Washington Mt. Lebanon Commission. Position open at Bares Buick 915 Saxonburg I Route 8). Etna.

Sterling 1-2950. Answer in person: must have ence; transportation furnished. Automobile Salesmen Excellent opportunity for young MAR with sales training and experience to sell Used Cars, Very active location. Salary and bonus. Automobile expertence necessary.

Call Mr. Green, WI. 1-8200. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN TWO, MUST BE QUALIFIED IN NEW CAR SELLING, LIBERAL COMMISSION. CAR FURNISHED.

APPLY IN PERSON. BAUMAN CHEVROLET. INC. 432 PENN WILKINSBURG. BODY Fender Man Painter.

Must be A-1. Steady work. Cadwell Auto Body 109 Penn kinsburg. CASUALTY SPECIAL AGENT AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Large capital stock company requests letter of application giving personal and educational background and perience; under 35 years of age; Our employes know of this Write company car furnished: salary open. Box 522.

Press. CLAIM Adjuster Experienced, for bureau casualty company. Salary open. Apply Mr. Kohl.

Pho of London Group, 2002 Union Bank Bide. Court 1-6137. COOK. Short Order- Experiencd. Ape ply Scotty's Diner, 7619 Penn near Braddock Ave.

CREDIT and Operating Manager Wanted by national manufacturer for local branch, 26-35: must have background of bookkeeping. credit and collection: must be able to supervise small office force. Write riving details to Mr. L. J.

Combe. 1106 Reedsdale Pgh. 33. CREW Workers (2) To show nationally advertised "Watkins Guaranteed $6 daily. Call Emerson 1-3880.

DENTAL Technician--Experience in gold work required, steady or parttime. Eric Hartman, Dental tory. 1910 Carson S. S. Hemlock 1-3335.

DENTAL -Young around dental technician, particularly good in prosthetic work. interested in starting laboratory. Write 590. East End Press. DIE MAKER 1st class only, for blanking.

and forming dies. Wolverine MIs. Page and Fontella North Side. DISPLAY MAN For women's ready to wear. Expertenced.

Wm. Penn Hat and Gown Shop. Alcoa Bldg. DYNAMOMETER operator, experienced. salary and commission.

See Mr. Hixenbaugh. Powers Motor Sales, 1561 W. Liberty Ave. ENGINEERPRODUCT DESIGN Excellent engineering opportunity in product design and development work for trained and experienced mechanical, architectural or civil engineer.

You will he associated with prominent manufacturer of fabricated steel products. This national manufacturer is leader in the fabrication and sale of buildings and other equipment for farm and industry, Broad line of storage and transport equipment for the oil industry, complete facilities for the commercial dry cleaner and many other durable products for industry and general business: Established over 50 years. WE WILL PLACE WELL QUALIFIED ENGINEERS. 25 TO 40 YEARS OF AGE GRADUATE ENGINEERS PREFERRED. BUT EQUIVALENT COMBINATIONS OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED.

Send full particulars concerning experience and other qualifications to Orval w. Groves, Employment Supervisor. at address shown below. Your reply will be held completely confidential. BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 7400 East 13th Street Kansas City 26, Missouri FILM SPOTTER Experienced in spotting film negatives and stripping in new material.

Small offset shop. downtown Pittsburgh. Write age, experience, salary expected, 546, Press. FOREMAN therouth knowledge of operationes on Warner SWaney turret lathes. Bullard vertical drills, Internal and eternal grinders Must be able to make up.

set up and direct personnel in Turning Dept. of progressive machine shop Must he quality and production minded -majority of work consists of turning spur and bevel gear blanks: gear cutting expertence helpful but not necessary Please give Age. experience, marital status and salary expected In letter. All correspondence will be held in strictest confidence. Plant located in Pitteburgh district.

Write Box 528. Press Furniture Salesman and Assistant to Owner Brody's Furniture Store in Canonsburg has excellent opportunity for ambittous young man: must have furniture store experience in selling and other phases of operation. Call Herb Brody, Sherwood 5-4630 for appointment or write care of store stating experience and salary expected. GRINDER to operate tool and cutter grinder No. 2 Cincinnati Universal: must be able to do cylindrical.

surface and internal grinding: must have at least 10 years experience: no others need apply. Griff Machine Products Co. 137 Julius Pah. near Lincoln School. Male Help Wanted HARD Candy working foreman looking for a position with small reliable firm.

experienced in hard candies: understand machinery factory located 1n West Va. Write full details and starting salary. Write 410, Press HEATING Estimator Estimator. perienced in take on of commercial and heating work: must have at least 8 years' experience. Give age, erences, experience and salary destred.

557. Press. HEATING Contractors to work on small houses. Apply Supt. Greenbriar Plan, 1800 Block.

Greentree Scott Twp. HYDRAMATIC and M.O.M. mechanic. experienced. See Mr.

Powers Motor Sales. 1561 W. Liberty Ave. IBM OPERATOR Experienced all machines: capable wiring board: local; $3600 plus. FISHER PERSONNEL 600 Grant St.

GR. 1-5955 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Excellent engineering opportunity in methods and plant lasout work for trained and experienced industrial or mechanical engineer. You will be associated with promment manufacturer of fabricated steel products, This national manufacturer 15 leader in the fabrication and sale of buildings and other equipment for farm and Industry. Broad line of storage and transport equipment for the oil industry, complete facilities for the commercial dre cleaner and many other durable products for industry and general business. Established over 50 gears.

WE WILL PLACE WELL QUALIFIED ENGINEERS, 25 TO 40 YEARS OF AGE: GRADUATE ENGINEERS PREFERRED. BUT EQUIVALENT COM TIONS OF TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED. Send full particulars concerning experience and other qualifications to Orval W. Groves, Employment Supervisor. at address shown below.

Your reply will ba held completely confidential. BUTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 7400 East 13th Street Kansas City 26, Missouri Lithographer's Plate Maker Experienced in all processes of plate making, including camera work. Aim developing application of light senttive chemicals to zinc plates. acid etching. tone work, etc.

Good opportunity. Write giving expertence, wages expected. 543, Press. MACHINIST Experienced Electric Manufacturing and Repair 1442 Western North Side Prh. MAN- Sober reliable; do me chanical work and clean CATE for used car dealer: references required.

Call WI. 1-3900. work. Call Sterling 1-4111. MAN- For delivery and reneral store MAINTENANCE Man- For Shadvalde apt bide.

Steady permanent pooltion. Write 547. Press. MAN- -Reliable: can be retired semi -retired: must have some knowledge of trucking industry: car sential. Write 0 572, Press.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Minimum years for Mechanical Equipment speciation writing ChemIcal Process) with background in the selection of mechanical equipment for Chemical Plants and prepare specincations for this equipment. Operating experience desirable and suitable substitute for some of design experience. ENGINEER FOR SMALL PLANTS DEPARTMENT Graduate Chemical or Mechanical Engineer with well rounded experience in confunction with design and atton of Chemical Plants. Must perform process design, select equipment and prepare specifications for small Chemical Process plants. It Chem1cal Enrineer, must have experience in design or operation of one or more of the mechanical aspects of chemical plants.

including mechanical equipment. instrumentation or piping. INSTRUMENT ENGINEER S. degree in chemical, mechanical or electrical engineering. Three years' experience with application of process instruments, preparation of specifications and design of instrument piping systems.

ESTIMATOR FOR CHEMICAL PLANTS Work involves vessels, mechanical instruments and piping take-of from Now sheets and layouts: material and labor pricing. Mechanical or Chemical Engineering Degree preferred with up to 3 years experience. Must be able to interpret preliminary specifications design data and finished drawings and specificationa. INTERVIEWS BY APPOINTMENT MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 9 A. M.

TO 4 P. M. OR BY APPOINTMENT AT HOURS YOU. CALL J. J.

ZIMMERMAN, GRANT 1-8250 OR WRITE BLAW CO. CHEMICAL PLANTS DIVISION 030 PORT DUQUESNE BLVD. PITTSBURGH (22), PA. Men-Be Your Own Boss Full, part-time. Work your own hours, hour comm.

Mason Shoes. 507 Liberty, Room 518. AT. 1-8139. MEN Service "Watkins" Routes, full -part time.

Hustler. $80 to $100 Weekly. Guarantee $8 daily, 7044 Frankstown Ave. Emerson 1-3880. OFFSET PRESSMAN Good opportunity with old established company.

Our employes know this ad. Write riving Age, experience and salary expected, 551. Press. PAINT White appliance formulator expertenced research and development of appitance finishes. Proven ability to supervise men essential.

Modern, well equipped laboratory, excellent working conditions. Outstanding benchit plans including liberal proft sharing retirement fund Security and opportunity unlimited. Send resume to BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PAINT VARNISH CO. 4820 Langdon Street Philadelphia 24, Pa. PART TIME Trainees, percentare pront plan sponsored by New Steel Implement con cern.

Assures you $73.50 weekly for 15 hours. Salary and expense when qualifed. Call MU. 3-1851, or New Kensington Edison 5-3525, or HU. 1-4876.

evenings. PHARMACISTS Due to expansion we have positions open for two registered men: preferably with some selfserve operation experience. Gond liv1nz and working conditions. Contact R. M.

Haller, 1305 Peach Erie, Pa. Phone 2-3025 or nights 5-8122 to arrange for interview. PHARMACIST Capable young man for assistant manager position, Compensation above ave erase, Local larre volume store. 519, Press. PHARMACIST For merchandising, store, good pay.

Call Museum 2-0367. PHARMACIST- -For relief work: regufar schedule. Call Museum 1-2009. PLUMBING Estimator Experienced in take off of commercial and trial plumbing work. Must have least five experience in.

this city with other firms. Give age. references. experience and salary aired. 557.

Press. SALESMEN Due to increasing sales volume, I need 4 sive hard -working men to sell new and used cars. We are one of the oldest Ford dealers in the and have the best compensation plan availcounty able 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 Carnegie "Your Ford Dealer Since 1911" EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY has an excellent opportunity for young men who can sell and who want to enter the Utility Appliance Selling field.

Advancement possibilities good for men who qualify. Liberal starting salary plus commissions. Apply PERSONNEL 420 Blvd. of Allies except Saturdays and Holidays Male Help Wanted 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 1-8271 anytime. RETIRED White Couple with pension, for apartment bide to oversee tenance work and show apts. to prospective tenants. Free apt.

and all utilities including telephone for this very nominal amount of time required. Give references, previous work. etc. Write N. 545.

Press- office. SALES ENGINEER Young man with practical knowledge of industrial electrical equipment, to sell to steel mills. electric utilities, ets. Electrical engineering degree dearable but equivalent education will suince. Must have car and be free to travel during week.

Salary and commission. Write 480, Press. SALES SERVICE ENG. 23-35 with degree preferably in en Industrial storage battery application. Salary and liberal benent program.

Leading manufacturer with nation -wide sales services organization. Please send resume, including salary. to box 551. Press. SALES REPRESENTATIVE For Anancial Institution in its 88th year.

guaranteed salary up to $400 depending upon qualifications- -plus commissions. successful background in teaching, business. or sales. and ability to deal with people 28-40. will The be in your selected favor.

will Age man thoroughly trained. have permanent career with opportunity for advancement. and liberal pension. yOu believe you have ability, but feel your present opportunity 11m- Ited. write for appointment.

giving complete information and telephone number. from 10 to 12 noon or 2 to p. m. Thursday or Friday on the 4th floor of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service, 629 Penn Ave Pah. WRITE 589, PRESS SALESMAN -Food.

experienced. with for an established local territory. Salary, commission and expenses, or straight commission. Write, giving experience, to The Crosse and Blackwell Box 523, Press. SALESMAN- -Expertenced men's clothins with own following: established downtown retail store: are 25-45: 41- cellent salars for one qualified.

Write stating qualifications, Box 510, Presa SALESMAN- position opportunity for high earnings and advancement in dry cleaning industry. Write full resume for prompt interview. 544, East End Press. Salesman--Hardware The F. and B.

Wooden ware the fastest growing hardware distributor in the Tri-State area, 18 adding one additional salesman. Annual guarantee against comm. Write Box 592. Press giving background. Only salesmen presently calling on hardware accounts in this area will be considered.

SALESMAN Representing national manufacturer, calling on established trade among electrical jobbers. Salary incentive, bonus. all expenses paid, company car experience. All age. Inquiries giving full supplied, state past earnings details guaranteed response.

Write 570. Press. SALESMEN Experienced calling on retail stores to sell trade stimulator plan. Must have car: must be experienced in sellin g. Good opportunity for willing worker.

Excellent commission and car allowance. Apply In person. Community Gift Band 308 Federal North Side. SALESMAN Due to expansion, have opening for man in sales and servica department: must have car: salary and commission Chance for ment. Singer Sewing Machine 3608 Forbes St.

SALESMAN Man to collect debit and sell industrial and 1 ordinary life insurance. East Liberty territory: old established debit. Attractive salary and commission. Ages 24-40: married. Federal 1-6311.

SALESMEN (2) Due to expansion of large electrical appliance company we need 2 alve and honest young men with cars. Must have desire to earn better than 87500 per year, (1) $75 weekly salary to start. (2) Experience not necessary. (3) Paid while training. (4) No canvassing.

(5) Qualified leads pre (8) Free Insurance. (7) Travelling expenses. (8) Vacation with pay. (9) Opportunity for advancement. (10) Excellent commission.

Call in person at 925 Western Ave, S. Ask for Mr. Marshall. SALESMEN Setting business speclalty: four easy sales daily pays $120 commission per week. Every business prospect.

M. M. Associaten. 1521 Park Bldg. Court 1-5600.

SALESMEN experienced. selling building trade. Article in great demand. Leads furnished, salary, commission. Willard 1-7700.

SERVICE INSTRUCTOR For major automobile manufacturer: must have excellent mechanical background and ability to instruct. Write 542. Press, SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER SALESMAN $75.00 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 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 925 Western N. S. See MR. CLARK. From 9 to 8.

Do Not Call. Apply in Person. TIRE BUDGET SALES SUPERVISOR Nationally known tire manufacturer wants Retail Budget Sales Supervisor traveling out of Akron headquarters. Age 30-45. 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 Seiberling Rubber Akron 9-Ohio. Young Men or Vets Age 21-29: travel southern resort areas during winter months on special circulation sales campaim. $40 weekly drawing account and bonus. Can earn up to $150 week.

Car furnished. Experience unnecessary. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Do not apply unless you are sincere. No phone calls.

Contact L. Whitcher.