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Vt NatHMM 0ttft NtMI 46 TKo Pittsburgh Pross, Tuotday, November 1964 STRICTLY BUSINESS PREVIOUS DEATHS TODAY'S DEATHS The Daily Investor Capital Gain, Loss To Be Checked By IRS New 'Giant Brain At W. Va. Site Will Be In Full Swing In 2 Years By WILLIAM A. DOYLE the Martinsburg Monster isn't! Q. My broker always puts my Social Security number on the confirmation slips he sends me when I bay stock.

But it is not on the slips I get when I sell. I presume my number is listed so that, when my broker reports my purchases to the Internal Revenue Service, they can check up on my capital gains. But how can the IRS tell what I gained or lost, if my number is not on my sell slips? u. 1 characteristics of mutual funds. A.

ou 11 probably be happy money investeJhe pub- 10 lie in such a trust is put into wrong The IKS doesnt use your rea, Social Security number to check 66 up on your capital gains and. Nn t. in thi. "Acme Costume Company: Regarding the costume I rented yesterday, I wish to report a jammed zipper Mutual Funds Changing Careers i I Westinghouse Air Brake (WABCO) has appointed John Grm losses. At least, not yet You must give your broker your number so that it can be used for taxpayer identification purposes on dividends you re ceive The broker turns your number over to the revenooers and with their electronic data processing equipment they can be sure that you haven forgotten to re port dividends when you file your tax return.

It's on the confirmation slip you get when you buy stock because the brokerage firm sometimes collects dividends for you. There's no need for it to be on the sell slips, because then you no longer own the stock. The IRS electronic "giant brain," headquartered in Mar-tinsburg, W. is a mighty efficient thing. In a couple of: years, when it is in full opera tion, it will catch everyone who neglects to report dividends, salaries, etc.

And the revenooers have been making noise about future plans to check capital gains and losses resulting from the sale of stocks and other "capital assets" through the same system. But BUILDING FOR RENT I77S Wm. PtM Highway ROUT! IS, MONROEVILLE 70,000 Squar Ft Modern On Story Cfeer Spa 17 Feet Clearence Steel end Concrete 1 1 Universally Adaptable for Varitd Utti. WILL Sl'BDIVIDI FAIR MARKETS, INC. Phone 281-3617 programmed lor tnai just yet.

Q. Are there any mutual funds which invest their assets in real estate, rather than in stocks andor bonds? If there are, ran you name some in your column or advise me how to contact them? A. There are a fair number of what are known as "real estate investment trusts" around. They have most of the space. Some people would im mediately accuse me of "tout ing." So, the natural thing for you to do is ask my broker.

Q. I bought Kshareiof stock at $103 and watched it go way up. But when it dropped $42 in one week I sold at $136. Now it's going np again and its prospects look good. My son thinks I should leave the money in the bank but I am tempted to buy back 10 or 15 shares.

What do you think? A. You've had a nice, profitable experience with a high fly er in the market place. Without getting bogged down in the merits of an individual stock, I get the impression that you get mighty nervous about price changes. I doubt that this kind of ac tion is suited for you. Quick in and-out trades produce ulcers more often than profits.

My vote is with your son. Metal Market NEW YORK, Nov. 1 (UPI) Metal Dr Ice Aluminum, primary, 99 per cent plus, pure, 30 pound Ingots 24.50 cents pound. Copper, electrolytic, delivered 0. S.

36 cents pound; New York refinery 35 3'i cents pound; lake 31 cents pound. Lead, common. New York 14 cents pound; St. Louis 13.80 cents pound. Manganese, 99.9 per cent pure, 1 to 20 tons.

28 95 cents pound. Nickel electrolytic cathodes, FOB Port Colborne, 77.75 cents pound. Platinum, fft, 99.5 fine $100 ounce. Quicksilver, $570-590 76-pound flask. Tin, New York oromof delivery 155 cents pound.

Tungsten powder, 98.8 per cent minimum pure, $3 pound. Zinc, prime western. New York 15 cents pound; East St. Louis 14.50 cents pound. Scrap steel No.

1 heavy was quoted today In Pittsburgh at $26.50 2 50 a ton. Cttesapeakt Corp. of Virginia: 4t weeks ended Oct. 10 net income $5,349,500, or $2.98 per share, up from $4,614,000, or per share, year earlier. Minutss Parkway West-Airport 1 0 Minutes Penna.

Turnpike Ohie River Frontage' Available For Economical Barge Tranip, (Political Advertisement) of J. New York (UPI) Stock 19 24 70 94 Select 9.55 10 27 Var Poy 7 28 792 Inv Res 14 38 1 5.72 Istel Fd 17.75 18 30 Ivest 11 49 1 2 56 Inv B1 23.05 24.06 Med 2 22 55 24 60 Dis B-4 9 75 10 65 Inc K-l 1 45 9 22 Gth K-l 5.74 6 27 MGr SI 19 42 21 19 Inc S-2 9 52 10 39 LPr S-4 4.59 5 02 Intl 13.70 1 4 82 Knkr x650 7.12 Knk Gth 8 41 921 Lozard 16 00 16 25 Lexina 9 52 10 40 Lite Inv 6 88 7.52 Lite Stk 5.06 5 51 Loom Cn 27 48 27 48 Loom Co 9 88 9 88 Loom Sa 15.101510 Manhtn 7.74 8 45 Mass Gr 9 94 10 86 Mass Tr 15 60 17 05 Mass LI 11 46 12 52 Mid Am 5.83 6.37 MORTON FDS: Mrt Gr 8 45 9 26 Mrt Inc 3.89 4.26 Mrt Ins 7 15 7.84 MIF Fd 16.21 17.52 MIF Gth 5.13 5.55 Mut Shrs 15.1915.19 Mut Tr 2 48 2 53 NEA Mut 9 80 10 00 Nat Inv 617 6.67 Nat WS 10 42 11.. I NAT SEC SER: Balan 10.55 11.53 Bond 5.55 607 Divid 4.33 4.73 Natonal Assart otion of Securities ueaiers. inc. Monday.

OKI AWtd 2 63 2 8 7.41 1 14 129 197 3 8S 4 17 5V8 50 Aberdn Adv Fit 24 SO 24 80 Mo 9 36 10 23 6 77 4 77 Ass Fd 1.38 151 6.4 6.56 Iaxe HOUGHTON ha sw AxeH St 4.38 501 Axe Sci 13.60 14 78 Blue Rid 11 80 13 90 Bnd Stk 5 80 6.34 sF'd 196 9 79 Broad St 14 40 1 5.51 Bullock 14 25 15 62 can Gen 8.44 9 22 Cdn Fd 17.0218.42 Coo Inc 7 82 8 57 Can Life 6.89 7.55 Cent Shr 11.4712.54 CHANNING FUNDS: Balan 12 53 13 9 torn 5t 1.94 2.12 Grwth 14 38 15.72 Incom 7 86 8.59 Soecl 2.32 2 54 ase Fd 7.39 8 Chero Fd 15 03 16 43 Citadel 2 05 2.24 Cst Sec 1.48 1.60 Col Fd ill 29 12 34 Col Grtti 13.77 15.05 CmSt Fd 4.07 4.42 Pf Stk X6.51 7.11 Incom Stock Grwth 5 66 6.19 COMMONWLTH X8.01 875 1.77 9.58 funds: Cw Can 11.7212.11 Cw 1 48 Cw 1 56 Nat Wsf 6 28 6 88 New Ena 10.54 11 39 Cwth In 9.10 9.95 Cw Inv 9.3910.26 New Hor 13.33 13.46 Neast IT 16 2916 74 One Wm 13.88 13.88 ODOh 19 88 21.73 Stk 17 9 54 Cms Fd X8.73 9.49 Concrd 12 82 12.82 Cans Inv 9 00 9 37 Penn Sa 17 21 17 71 Peoples 1 20 1.99 Philo Fd 12.98 14.2? Pine St 11.0211.02 Pioneer 10 32 11.28 Price TR 19.38 19.38 Providt 441 4.82 Puritan 9 40 10 14 Cnsum I 3.58 3 91 Conv See 8.00 8.74 Cnv Grth 10.11 11.05 Corn Ld 15 84 17.31 Crown 5.75 6 29 deVgh 6i.23 63.21 Decatr 10.39 11.36 Dela Fd 14.24 15.56 Diver Gr 11.3012.38 PUTNAM FUNDS: Putnam 14.63 5.9? Put Grth 10.2811.73 Put Inc 8.74 9.55 Put Inv X6.80 7 43 Qtly Dis 7.91 Rep Tech 3.95 4.35 Resch In 12.1613.29 SCUDDER FDS: Divid sn 3 34 3 7 lyowin e.j..os Drevfus 11.6312.69 Eatn Bal 11 12 ss Eatn Stk 14.74 16.01 Emo Grp 2VB 24.72 Energy 11.7611.76 Equity 9.43 9.77 Fm Bur 9.54 9 54 Fed Grth 11.93 13.04 Fid Cod 13.67 14 96 Fid Fund 17.4418.85 Fid Trnd 24.B6 27.02 Fid Mut 8.27 904 F.T.F 4.66 5.10 F.I.I. F. 5.25 5.75 Fst Inv 7 17 7.86 Fst Inv 9.96 10.96 Fla Grth 5.60 6.12 Fnd Lf 5.07 5.54 Fnd Mut 7.37 8 05 Foursa 11.3912.45 FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: Fnk Cm 6.17 6.78 Fnk BP 2 54 2.79 Fnk Ut 7 53 8.27 Fnk In 2 82 3.10 Fund Am 7.95 8.69 Fund Inv 10.91 11.85 Gen Inv 6 49 7.02 GROUP SEC: Aeroso 9.30 10.19 Com St 13.41 14 68 Ful Ad 9 39 10 29 Scd Int 12.7212.97 Scud Sp 23.94 21.94 Scd Bl 17.3917.39 Scd Cm 11 0611 06 Sec Eg 9 13 9 98 Sel Am 10 55 11.41 Sh Bos 10.2011.15 Swst Inv 8.63 9.33 Sovr In 14.61 16.09 State St 42 93 Sted 5 00 5 44 Sted Am 17.03 18 62 STEIN ROE FDS: Stein 19.57 19.57 Stein In 13.0013.00 Stein St 19 33 17 33 Sterl Inv 11.7012.65 SUP nv 4 05 4 44 Tele El 8 50 9.26 Tmpltn 13.78 1506 Tex Fd 10.1411.08 Twn 4.67 5.10 Twn I 5.1? 5.60 UNITED FUNDS: ACCJ 16.42 17.96 Incom 12 84 14 03 Sclen 8.00 8.74 Un Cn 7.44 5.21 VALUE LINE FDS: Val Lne 6.47 7.09 Val Inc 543 5.95 Val Sol 4 16 4.56 Grth Ind 18.67 19.U IGryphn 11.9513.06 F. Mcheon as general manager of its Goodman Division. Mr.

MrKpnn will rpnort to I i .1. JC burger, wablu vice president! and group executive construc tion and mining, whose offices are in WABCO's international headquarters here. J. Emmet Judge, vice presi dent-marketing services, West inghouse Electric has been appointed chairman of the Marketing Freedom Education Group of the National Assn. of Manufacturers' Marketing Committee.

Aloysius C. Daube, of Pittsburgh, has been appointed district sales manager by Menley James Laboratories. In his new position, he will be responsible for the Philadelphia-based company's Pittsburgh sales district. C. W.

Bebrhorst has been elected president and treasurer H. F. Behrhorst Son, Inc. E. Stinson was named vice I tary and Lee D.

Bchrhorst, sales manager. Blaw-Knox Dividend Directors of Blaw-Knox Co. declared the usual quarterly cash dividend of 35 cents a share, payable Dec. 15 to stockholders of record on Nov. 18.

IMP LEASE! 1967 CARS All MAKES MODUS Say Goodbye) to Car Worrios Forevar TOP DOLLAR for your old car BOfflDZII M. mix MlrSM (Political Advertisement) Inc Inc Ind Ins Inv IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MARKEY (Dtjylf) juha Oevte. Aity ente af the Frank MorW tter MOM! itermerhf leaf. OCen-nao. Site Second Art.

Hwweed. Hieh mote at ream i enen ft. OmtOv, Thursday at a. nv MARSHALL On tundev. Oct.

3S. tlei. Irene) Marshall, at McCendlwe Amj Liter et Agnes Cerrlngten. Lake-wood, Calif Chortee ee4 Thomoe held Wednesday at 1 McCLUNE On Oct. 1.

196, Harvey, betevett husband at Dorothea ajoird. soa of Mrs. Mory McClune; Mother of Mrs. Reida Weber. Friends received et the f.

BIANCO PUNBRAi. HOME. 71 aVignton Rd. Neautem mass St. Joeeo Church en Thursday at a.

m. Member of V. P. W. Pest 151 Visitations 1-1 end m.

Mcdonough Suddenly, en Thursday. Oct. 17, 194. John of 3 Movtlewer husband of the late Aenes Glllen McDonough; father et Mrs. Mary LodesK, Mrs.

Frances Motvt and jonn j. Mcuonougn; iriram nn- rick McDonough; also survived bs eignt grandchildren. Friends win ws received ot JOHN A. FRIYV04IL SONS, INC, 4900 Center Ave. at Devonshire St.

Funerol Wednesday morning. High mass ef reauiem at SS. Peter and Paul Church. 11 e. m.

McGEE Ruben, en Sunday, Oct. 196, et South Side Hospitol, beloved bus-band of Edna Telle and father of Eorl; brother of Mrs. Virginia Tolt-ver, Georgia Wilson, Annie Collins, Clod is Eatmon, Margaret Gates, L. Charles E- and WiWIam. Friends era being received at the EDITH M.

4 C. S. WHITAEl FUNERAL HOME, 325 Climax St. Visitations 7-10 p. m.

Interment ks Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. McINTYRE Saturday. Oct. 79, Samella Swing Mclntyre, beloved wife ef the late Martin J.

Mclntyre; mother of Isabel and Mvrle Mclntyre, Dorothy Oulgley, Edna Onorotl, Somelia Solna, Ruth Jacauelvn Austin, James and Howard Mclntyre; also 14 grandchildren, and 26 great-grondchildren; sister ef Jessie Kirby. Friends received at MtCABE BROTHERS, INC. FUNERAL HOME 5300 Penn Ave. Funeral Wednesday. Nov.

2, 1966 ot 9 Reauien) High moss at St. John the Baptist Church at 10 a. m. MELLON Mrs. Morion Stone Mellon, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Stone, of died Tuesday morning, Nov. 1, 1966, at her residence on Kentucky otter long Illness. Mrs. Mellon leaves two doughters, Mrt.

Lloyd Derrick-son, of Washington, D. and Mrs. Malcolm MocGregor, of Fox Chapel, and six grandchildren. She Is olso survived by three sitters. Mrs.

Sidney A. Stewart, of West Hartford, Mrs. Gilbert G. Osmer, of Fox Chapel, ond Mrs. Ellen S.

Evans, of Pqh. Time ond pince of service will be onnouncd Inter. Arrangements by H. SAMSON INC. MOLNAR Mondiy, Oct 11, 1966, Julio Sotm, age 71, of 5500 Molnar Drive, Gib-sonla, wife of Bert Molnor; mother of Mrs.

Helen Hemes of Glb-sonlo, Mrt. Edith Breakiron of Dellslow, W. Va. and Mrs. Bertha Davis of Woodorldoe, John S.

of Cononsburg, Albert Gabert Alexonder 8., Robert oil of Gibson io ond Wm. J. Molnar of Valencia; olso 17 orandchlldren and five greot-grandchlldren. Friends received ot the wm. h.

Mcdonald FUNERAL HOME, Mars, Pa. Arrangements Incomplete. MOORE 8n Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966, Ot Azuso. Jomes Bennet Moore, father of Helen Boyle, Anno Laeng, Mor- Xoret Lone.

Friends receivea at the i.VIN R. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 1314 Middle Sharpsburg. Notice of funeral later. MOSES Annie, of 634 Morgan on Sunday, Oct. 30, 1966, wife of Lemon mother of Lemon H.

Jr. of D. Rudolph, John of New York, Madeline Burrell, Amy Moses, Edith McCallum, Edna Walker; sitter of Calvin Sutton of D. George of Jacksonville, Samuel of O. Mrs.

Edna Ballard of New York, Mrs. Mary Ella Howie of Amerlcus Sutton and Mrt. Lettle Matthews, both of New York, and Llllle Sutton of Washington, 6a. i also 35 grandchildren and 22 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the SAMUEL J.

JONIS FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wylle Ave. Services on Wednesday at 11 a. m. In Bedel A.M.E. Church.

NEWELL James Murry of 1411 Ermd A North Broddock. On Sunday, Oct. JO, ivoe. nusoana or wanaa ioio wyant: father of James L. at home, and tiowara M.

ot Himotieid brother of Eugene, Joseph, Merle, Robert, and William, all of Allegheny Raymond of Upper Bor-rell, Mrs. Raymond Mory Smith of Brackenrldoe and Mrs. I I Louella Pioveson of West Vander-gritt. Friends received In the DEAN W. CLINS FUNERAL HOME, 26 Market Leechburg from 7-9 p.

m. Monday and 2-4, 7-9 p. m. Tuesday, where services will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1966 ol 1) a.

m. NOCERA On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1964, Rose, of Columbus wife of the late Car-mello Nocera. Friends received et the P. A.

BIANCO FUNERAL HOME, 719 Brighton Rd. Reauiem moss at Regino Coell Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. NOLLE On Saturday, Ocf. 29, 1966, Walter, of Baldwin Borough, husbond of Wlldo Fertig Nolle; father of John L.

and Walter G. Nolle and Mrs. Margaret Hamilton; brother of Henry, Joseph, Frank, Mrs. Margaret Dietrich, Fred ond Hermon Nolls; olso 10 grandchildren. Visitations at the E.

C. KOONTZ FUNERAL HOME, 1719 Brownsville Rd. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral on Wednesday at 9 a. m. Reauiem high mass In St.

Wendelln't Church at 19 a. m. Interment St. Wtndelln's Cemetery. OAKS Clyde ooe 60, of 1219 Wodg Allauippa, on Monday In All-quippa Hospital, husband, Vera M.

Rightnour; father of Kenneth Mrs. Anna Mae Jones, Mrs. Sidney Gibson; also nine grandchildren; brother of William and Jack, Mrt. Dewey Byert ond Mrs. Robert Collins.

Friends received Tuesday, 7-9 p. Wednesday 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. fr the NEW DARROCH FUNERAL HOME, 2640 Mill Allauippa. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.

m. O'NIONS On Sunday, Oct. 10, 1966, Mabel Davies O'Nions, wife of Harry O'Nions, of 907 Welleslev Ross mother of John A. Fletcher; daughter of Mrs. Margaret Oavles; sister of Mrs.

Glodys Logan and William Davies, also survived by Mrs. Margaret Krey ond Frey Nlons, and 2 grandchildren. Frlendt recived from 2 4 ond 7 9 p. m. ot the DALE A.

OILLILAND FUNERAL HOME, 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Services will be held In the Forest Ave. UP Church on Wednesday morning at II oclocK, Interment private. PIPER On Sunday, Oct. 1966, Nellie M.

GroHlut Piper, formerly of 307 North Grahom Eost Liberty; wife of the late William C. Piper; mother of Mrs. Catherine Ann Gloss, of Clarksburg, W. William Jr. and Poul A.

Piper; titter of Clifford, Frank and Gertrude Groffiut; also survived by 12 grandchildren. Friends will be received at the JOHN A. FREYVOOEL SONS, 4900 Center Ave. at Devonshire St. after 2 p.

m. Monday, where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 a. m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery, PONZIO On Friday, Oct. tl, 1966, Michael, of 36 Marlln Drive West, husbond of Emily; father of Samuel I.

and Richard J. Ponno. Friends received 5. the rtnCUSON-wpOD FUNERAL HOME, Forbes St. ot McKee Place, Oakland.

Funerol on Wednesday morning at o'clock. High mass of reauiem In Our Lady of Grace R. C. Church at 11 a. m.

Visitations with family from 1-4 ond 7:30.10 p. m. PRESSLER On Sunday, Oct. 30, 1966, George A husbond of Fronces F. Pressler of 322 Melwood father ol Dorothy Leas; brother of Minnie Gordons.

John W. Pressler Friends may call ot the FERGUSON-WOOD FUNERAL HOME, Forbet ot McKee Place, Onkland, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. RALSTON At St. Clair Memorial Hospital, en Sunday, October 30. 1966, George L.

Ralston, of 412 Ridge Ave Carnegie, Pa husbond of the late Dello Fdie Ralston and father af Lynn Mrs. Velma Patterson and Mrt. Leinh Shaffer; also survived by six grandchildren, one greatgrandchild at 4 one brother, Fronds a 1 1 1 n. Friends received ot the BRADWEt AND NIRELLA FUNERAL HOME, 415 Chartiers Carnegie, wherg serylcet will be held en Wednesday ot 1:30 p. m.

RAMSBURG Nov. 1, 1966, Jane Heath, widow of Chorlet J. Ramsburg Sr of Sewirk-ley, mother of Mrt Margaret Willlomt of Westporl, Conn, and Chariet J. Ramshurg Jr of Sewlck-ley Helohtt; survived olso by touf grandchildren ond tlve greatgrandchildren. Servleet will be held et the residence of Chorlet J.

Romtburg Jr Barberry Rood, Sewickley Heightt, on Wednesday afternoon of o'clock. In lieu et flowers, eon-tributlont mov be mode to St. Stephen Episcopal QtgrcJb aowtcR Starr. prsendS rtwvya and 7 at the ILBIRT Ac-INNIS FUNiOAL HOME, fcutser A. -I juk MrwlCAA aril! fee NEW ONE STORY BUILDIIIG for Distribution and Light Manufacturing 10,000 sq.ft.

To 50,000 sq. ft. Friends eecetved at 88. P. RANOT FUNitAL OMf.

104 Petry H-anwe. Pervsvilie -uiem kttfA rat She Churdl ne Atsunwden. lolleoite. en ttedmdov enerntns) at 0 elect. FAUST 09 I St Josei it.

Mt Oliver, en tAonoov. Oct 31. Mtae. Aarv Strggond. tMf eeh year, wtte e9 tne late Henry Fevst; motner of Marx IteinstektK.

Edna Sonwd, George and Earl Feutt; sister Cattierine fiber. Rate ane) Edward Shogand; ease four erondctoiorea and rive areot grandchildren. FrwrKSS received at tne FUNERAL MOMS OF JOHN D. SCHAUB SONS. 42S B'ewravilie Rd Mt.

Oliver. Funeral en Thursday at a. m. Hie mass at requiem la St. Jeiaah a Owen, at Ig a.

at, FOGARTY On Friday. Oct 21. 1944. Margaret Howefit, formerly ef III Snort St McKees Racks, wife of tne tale George and mother at Alice Kasoer, Margaret Mur an. Howard.

Thomas, Albert, and George; also 19 grandchildren ond II ereat-grarvachildren. Funeral Wednesday, Nov 2, from the HOWARD F. PROSTKO FUNERAL HOME, 715 Island McKees Rocks, at 1:15 a. m. Rea jlem most at St.

Francis deSales Carnoiic Chwrcn at 9 a. m. GARRISON Of 1230 Arrowood Mt. Lebanon, en Monday, Oct. 31, 1966.

Fester Gregory, beloved husband at Freddie Spear GarriMxs; tcmer al Mrt. NeM Yearlck at Chodds Ford. Po. and Fred Garrison ot also I granddaughters. Lha and Susan Yearick, survive.

Family will personally receive friends at tne family residence. Friends may also cat) ot me E. LAUOHLIN FUNERAL HOME. 3310 W. Liberty Ave, So Hills, from 24 a.

Services wilt be held in Mt Lebanon Methodist Church en Wednesday, Nov. 2. at 11 a. m. GARWOOD At ElMante.

Calif on Sunday, Oct. 30. 1966, Christine Sutherland Garwood, (formerly of Pgh mother el Mrs. June Pheion; sister at Mrs. Helen Zmsner, Mrs.

Blodwen Leonard and William Sutherland. Friends will be received at the M. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Hwv Perrvsville, Wednesday afternoon and evening, where services will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. GORBY Monday, Oct 31, 1966, Harold of tl Adams Drive, Upper St.

Clair hushond ot Florence Reichert Corby; of Jerry end Douglas J. Gorby; son of Mr. and -Mrs. Marion Gorby; brother at Jean Crosby Friends received ot the MILTON E. HAMEL MORTUARY.

McMurrov Rood (near Bethel Church Rood, South Hills). Services on Thursday at 2 P. m. HELM Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966, Helen, wife of Herman mother of Agnes Bauerie, Francis Hallerich, Herman JoseDh and Joanne Florilli; II grandchildren.

Friends receivea ot the N. MORASCO FUNERAL HOME, 9406 Frankstown Penn Hills. Funerol on Wednesday, at a. m. Solemn reauiem high moss bl St.

Susanna Church at a. m. HOLSTE On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966, Paul A. (formerly of CrQfton Heights); brother of Hilary, Theodore, Howard, Ben ond Lawrence Holste.

Friends wived otter 11 a. m. Tuesday at the CONRAD BEGLING-ER FUNERAL HOME, 1008 Char-tiers Elliott, where services will be held on Thursday at 1:30 g. m. JACKSON On Monday, Oct.

31, 1966, Mary of 937 Illinois Broddock Hills, mother of Mrs. Velma Corey, Ben-lamin Howard, Kenneth L. Jackson; grandmother of Muriel Morris and William L. Woodbury Jr. Friends received at FREDERICK FUNERAL HOME, 430 6th St.

in Broddock, beginning 7-10 p. m. this evening. 12-4 ond 7-10 p. m.

Tuesday. Funeral services Wedensday at 11 a. m. in Mt. Olive Baptist Church In Rankin.

Interment In Monongohela Cemetery. JACOBS On Sunday, Oct. 30, Andrew J. Blggv) of 407 Versailles East brother of Joseph, Mrs. Ann Wuklch, Paul, Albert, George and Michael; son of the lot John and Anna Raschak Jacobs.

Friends may call at the FMILY M. LANIOAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 Linden East where blessing services will be held Wednesday ot 11 a. m. JEDRUSIK October 29, Sr. Morv Onuphro, of the Fellclan Convent, Coraooolis.

Friends received at the MOTHFR HOUSE CHAPEL, In Coraooolis. Tronslation will take place Tuesday 4:30 p. m. Reauiem mass Wednesday 10 a. m.

in Convent Chaoel. Arrangements by the ANTHONY A. SANVITO FUNERAL HOME. JONES Oct. 30, 1966, Lois King Of 1007 Adon Sheraden, wife of Charles Jones; mother of Mrs.

Marlorle Ruth, Mrs. Janet McMurray, Mrs. Linda Brooks and Mary Ann Jones; sister of Mrs. Edna Adkins; also survived by seven Friends may call at he GEORGE J. MANGIS FUNERAL HOME, 2945 Chartiers 2-4 and 710 p.

m. Services an Wednesday at 1 p. m. JORDAN On Sunday evening, Oct. 30, 1966, at the Washington Hospital, Emil, husband of the late Clela Rudy Jordan of Midway, Pa.) father of Mrs.

Rachel Jennette of Oakdole, Mrs. James Smeddon of Midway, William ond Raymond of Midway, Pa. Friends received at the EDWIN G. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, Midway, Pa. Services on Wednesday, Nov.

2, at 2 P. m. KELLER On Sunday, Oct. 30, 1966, John Keller of 1105 Voskamo father of John Jr. and brother of Mrs.

Frances Cunic. Bakery and Confectionery Workers ond friends received ot PAUL C. STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME, 860 Lockhart N. where funerol services will be held on Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.

KENNEDY (Hirmer) On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966, Sofia Hirmer Kennedy, of 621 Thropp mother of Mrs. Madsllne Cornett, Edward and Raymond Hirmer; sister of Frank Rudolph; also seven grandchildren ond two great-grandchildren. Funeral from the H. J.

SCHELL-HASS AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 707 East N. on Wednesday at 1:30 a. m. Reauiem high mass In St. Mary's R.

C. Church at 9 a. m. Members of Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 565, Wlndlsh Club, Golden Age Group YWCA and friends Invited. KING Harry A.

on Oct. 30, 1966, of 116 Mobile Shaler son of the Inte Nora Shields ond the late Harry King; beloved husband of Marie Murphy King; father of Paul A. King ond Jeanne Hentschel; brother of Joseph Dhbold of Akron, Ohio and Louise Powers of Detroit, grandfather of J. Ross Hentschen, Jeannlne Lynn Hentschel and Yvonne Marie King. Employees of Glen-show Glass Co.

and friends received 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. at the WM. J. OGROONIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna.

Reauiem high mass at St. Mary Church, 2510 Middle Glenshaw on Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. KRESS On Oct. 30, 1966, Joseoh of 2601 Burham husband of Monica; father of Joseoh C.

Kress Mrs. Monico Potter and Mrs. Mary Jean Richter; brother of the Rev. Sylvester ond Miss Clara Kress; son of the late Joseph ond Mary Kress. Friends ore being received at the ALEXANDER MUSULIN FUNERAL HOME, 1929 East Corson St.

Requiem high mass In St. Henry's R. C. Church, Thursday at 10 g. m.

Interment in Loretlo Cemetery. LECHNER Of 16 Eost Meyers Ave, Corrick, Monday, Oct. 31, Elirobeth Auen, in her 91st year, wife ot the lote Michael Lechner; beloved mother of Estella Dawd, Dolores Crlssman ond Gilbert Lechner; olso 1) Grandchildren ond 16 great grandchildren. Friends received nt the FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN D. SCHAUB SONS.

425 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Thursday at I a. m. High mass of reauiem In Sf.

Joseph's Church ot 9 a. m. Members of C.B A. Branch 211 are invited. (Visitations 2-4 and 79 p.

LEWANDOWSKI On Friday, Oct. 28, 1966. Stanley, of 3208 Downing brother of Joseph, Siomund, Edward, Mory, Mrs. Laura Rnkarlch and uncle of Robert, Kathleen and Anthony. Friends received at M.

JANCZUKIEWICZ FUNERAL HOME, 3110 Brereton Ave. Funeral on Wed. al 9 m. Reauiem high mass In the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church af 10 a. m.

LINDSAY On Sunday, Oct. 30, 1966, Miss Mary D. Lindsay of 372 South Highland dauahter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Henry D.

Lindsay, sister of Mrs. Stanley S. Herold, of Carmel. also survived by nieces and neohws. Friends received at H.

SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Monday, 7 9 0 m. Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services Wednesday oflernoon ot I o'clock.

Interment Allegheny Cemetery. LOVELIDGE On Sunday, Oct. 10, Alton W. of 280 Holyoke Rd Butler. Friends received ot the OEIBEL FUNERAL HOME, 201 Fast Cunningham Butler, 24 ond 79 p.

m. Tuesday, high moss ot requiem from St. Peter's R. C. Church Wednesday at 9 10 a.

Interment St. Peter Cemetery, Butler. MANN Suddenly, on Monday, Oct 31, Itvuj, ot his lote residence, 800 Wilklns-burg Avej William beloved husband ol Elinor J. Mann; father of William J. Mann III, Patricia M.

Clnwney and Wllma Clark; brother of Shelbert E. Mann, Hayes McDowell, Mrs. Georgia McAfee of Canton, C. and Mrs. Louise Proctor ot Woshlnaton, D.

C. Friends received hy the fnmlly 2 4 ond 7 9 at me OEORGI W. DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME, 721 Brushtnn Ave. Services Thursday ot the Brushton Methodnf Church, ot 11 a. mf Allea, Gertrndt Badt Lee J.

Bermaa, Louis S. Berry, Willie Lee Black, Warn a Brooks, Walter Cancilla, Oliver Cancilla, Lois Cobun, Hvi Coleman, James Gorby. Herald W. DeLetis, Alessandro DiTullio, Paul D. Dempsejr, Catherine A.

DiTullio, Paul Dominic Donoghue, Carol A. Elko, George J. Faust, Mary Garrison, Foster Gregory Garwood. Christine Gorby, Harold W. Jordan, Erail Kress, Joseph C.

Lechner, Elizabeth Auen Lovelidge, Allan W. Mann, William J. Markey (Doyle), Julia M. McDonough, John J. McGee, Ruben Mellon, Marian Moore, James Moses, Annie ulnar, Julia Oaks, Clyde Ramsburg, Jane Raymond, Edward Riegler, Mary H.

Schmidt, Peter Shaffer, Meyer J. Shumaker, Irene Skiles, W. Brison Smithdas, Joseph W. Strouse, Leon D. Tea, Mary (Mae) Torpy, William E.

Weiss, Alvina Young, Sr. Mary Avellina Dcatk Netictt ACKERMAN Of 20 Marose Penn Hills. Formerly of Hora Twd. Catherine (Pschierer). Wife of Joseoh G.

Ack-erman; mother of Catherine Gaahan, Mercedes Mallev, Marie Conley, Anthony and Mathilda Ackerman; also 14 grandchildren and five great firondchildren. Fomiiy a riends be received 24, 7-10 p. m. at the EUGENE N. WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 870 Main St Snores.

burg. Reauiem hioh mass in St. Bartholomew Church on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. ALLEN Gertrude, on Sunday, Oct. 30, 166, mother of Theodore and Joanne; sister of Rose Riley of Florida.

Friends received at the SAMUEL J. JONES FUNERAL NOME, 2644 Wvlie where fraternal services will be held Wednesday evening. Funeral on Thursday at 2 p. m. ANDREWS On Sunday, October 30, 1966, Edith of 1411 Straka Sheraden, wife of James mother of Mrs.

Marlorit Irwin, Edward sister of Mrs. Lucy McCaul, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill; also nine grandchildren. Funeral services of the H. L.

SPEER FUNERAL HOME 2927 Chartiers Sheraden, on Wednesday at 11 a. m. Visitations Monday and Tuesday 2 5 and 7-10 p. m. BADER Unexpectedly, on Monday, Oct.

21, 1966, Leo beloved husband of Verne E. Sollinaer; brother of Mrs. Mamie Harbert, Mrs. Nora Rhoades, Mrs. Helen Wise and Mrs.

Edna Cleary. Friends received ot the T. B. DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, 80s Perry North Hills. Funeral Thursday morning.

Reauiem high mass in St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Members of the Altar Society Invited. BARANSKI On Sunday, Oct. 30, Eva, beloved wife of the late Walter Baransxi; and mother of Mrs.

Laura Jaroszew-ski, Edward and Mrs. Stella Kolek; also four grandchildren and five oreat-orandchilriren. Funeral from the B. E. HARENSKI FUNERAL HOME, il6 4th on Wednesday, Nov.

2, at 10 a. m. Reauiem mass In the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 11 a. m. Visitation with family 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. BARNISHAN On Monday, Oct. 31, 1966, Andrew beloved husband Helen (Nemeth); father of Mrs. Joan Mc-Connell of Greensburg; also survived by two grandchildren; brother ot Mrs. Anne Grecula, Mrs.

Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Martha Locke, George, Michael, Emil and Walter Barnishan. Friends received at tne EDWARD P. KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 9:30 a.

m. Rea'iiem mass in St. Rosalia's Church at 10 a. m. BARRY On Friday, Oct.

28, 1964, In Tamoa, Michael Barry, formerly of brother ot Mrs. Thomas Kennelly; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received at JOHN A. FRE YVOGEL SONS 4903 Centre Ave. at Devonshire otter 7 p.

m. Sunday. Funeral Wednesday morning. High mass of reauiem in St. Paul a Cathedral at 9:30 a.

m. BARRY (Colligan) Suddenly, on Saturday, Oct. 29, 16, D. Ruth Colligan Barry, of .616 Warrington beloved wife of James J. Barry mother of Joan AAary ond Marty Ann Barry; sister of Mrs.

Lucellle Altman; daughter of the lata Joseph and Lillian Schaub Colligan. Friends received at the COLLIGAN-BARRY FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ave. (formerly Joseph Colligan Funeral Home). Funeral on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 9 a.

m. High mass of reauiem In St. George Church at 10 m. BERMAN On Monbay, Oct. 31, 1966, Or.

Louis S. Berman of 5854 Beacon Sa. Hill; beloved husband of Anne Sheramn Berman; devoted father of Hal Z. Berman ond Sorel F. Berman; brother of Mrs.

Blanche Abromovitz, Mrs. Herman iLeahl Steinberg, Meyer Berman, Robert R. Berman of North Miami Beach, Ephralm V. Berman of Richmond, Va. and Albert Berman; also many devoted nieces ond nephews.

Friends will be received at BLANK BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Forbes Ave. ot Croft Wednesday, 10 a. m. to 11 a.

m. only. Services Wed-e-day at 11 a. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery.

Fomiiy suggest contributions be mode to D. T. Watson Home of the Western Pa. School for Blind. BERRY A Cnh.rHnu.

10M. Willi Lee, of 1911 Forbes husbond of Ruth Berry; br-thr of Lucius Berry; nephew of Willie Storks. Friends at the THOMAS L. WEST FUNERAL HOME, Onter Ave. Services at Carter's Chapel Church Thursday at 1 P.

m. Interment Homewood Cemetery. BLACK Warren, of 2009 Fairlawn on Saturday. Oct. 29, 1966, husband of Gussie; father of Warren Jr.

of New York, George ond Robert Block; brother of Mrs. Louise Nlckerson, Mrs. Lena Stafford ond Lee Black, all of Washington, D. C. Friends received at the SAMUEL J.

JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wylie Ave. Services on Wednesday ot 2 0. m. in the Grace Memorial Presbyterian Church. BRADEN On Saturday evening, Oct.

29, I'M, Nellie Arthur, wife of the lote Charles E. Braden, of 61 S. Hnr-rison Bellevue; mother of Mrs. James P. Miller Jr.

of Ben Jnmes A. Brorien, of Ben Avon. sjster of J. Arthur, of Bellevue, Lnird Arthur of Ben Avon Hts also survl-rd ov seven arond-children. Friends received in the PLEASE CALL EARLY TO PLACE YOUR WANT ADS IN THE SUNDAY PRESS CALL AS EARLY AS WEDNESDAY DIAL 263-1201 Say "Charge It" Please! Ackerman, Catherine Andrew Edith B.

Baranskl, Eva Barnishan, Andrew A. Barry, Michael Barry (Colligan) D. Ruth Braden, Nellie A. Brahler, Raymond J. Cramer, Theresa Chisholm, Martha Faulk, Birtui S.

Fotrarty. Margaret H. Holste, Paul A. Jackson, Mary Jacobs, Andrew J. Jedrusik, Sr.

Mary Jones, Lois Helm, Helen Keller, John Sr. Kennedy (Hirrrrer), Sofia King, Harry A. Kuhn, Marion A. Lechner, Elizabeth A. Lewandowski, Stanley Lindsay, Miss Mary D.

Marshall, Irene S. McClune, Harvey McDonough, John J. Mclntyre, Samella E. Newell, James M. Nocera, Rose Nolle.

Walter O'Nions, Mabel Davies Piper, Nellie M. Ponzio, Michael Pressler, George A. Ralston, George Reid, John N. Ross, Viola M. Schaly, Ida S.

Schafer (Maloney), Mary Sholek, Bertha Simms, Alice D. Trempus, Frank Vaslilevich, Thomas Walper, Marie P. Zaiden, John B. Death Noteti ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 Calitornia Avolon (North Borosl, where services will be held on Wednesday otternoon ot 1:30 o'clock.

Memorial donations may be sent to the American Lancer Society. BRAHLER On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966, Raymond beloved husband of Julia Rudzianska Brahler, ot 1135 Haslagt father of Nor.nan SSgt. Raymond Robert, and Mary T. Brahler; brother of Tillie Kenzig, Henry, Lillian McOeavitt, ond Margaret Perros; also one grandchild Friends received at the PAPPERT FUNERAL HOME, 711 Lockhart St.

Funeral on Wednesday ot 1:15 a. m. Reauiem high mass in St. Ambrose Church at 9 a. m.

Local 249 Teamsters Union Invited. BROOKS On Monday, Oct. 31, 1966, Walter of 6723 Kelly beloved husband of Mrs. Olive L. Brooks; son of Mrs.

Anna M. Brooks; brother ol Mrs. Lula May Calhoun of Fitzgerald, grandson of Mrs. Alice Adams; cousin of Rudolph Cuberson ond Rosabell Layne; uncle of Phyllis Calhoun. Friends received ot the A.

F. JOHNS FUNERAL HOME, 720 North Long E. E. Funeral services on Thursday ot 1 p. m.

In the Sixth Ml. Zion Baptist Church. Interment In Fitzgerald, Ga. CANCILLA Of 107 John Mt. Oliver, on Monday, Oct.

31, Lois Knorr in her 39th year, beloved wife of Samuel Cancilla; mother ot Charles, Russell, Lou Ann, Nancy and Lois Maria Concilia; sister of Marcella Mehl, Viola Bonn, Dolores Lauterbach, Olivia Terrerl. Lucille Luoinskl, Bernice Schell, Cyril (Lefty) Howard, Gilbert, Clarence (Butch) Knorr. Friends received ot THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN D. SCHAUB SONS, 425 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver.

Funeral on Friday at 8 a. m. High Mass of reauiem In St. Canices Church at 9 a. CHISHOLM Sunday, Oct.

30, 1966. Martha onnell; wife of Jesse O. Chisholm, of 2736 Bertha Bethel Park; mother of Rev. Jack M. Chisholm, Mrs.

Shirley Neleigh, both of North Hills and Mrs. Janet Clark of Bethel Park; sister of Mrs. Pearl Graham, Mrs. Ethel Ceglorskl, Martin and Samuel A. Connell; also seven grandchildren.

Friends received from 2-4, 7-9 p. m. at the HAROLD E. CONNELL FUNERAL HOME, 5120 West Library Bethel Park, where services will be held on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

COBUN Of Leonardfown, on Saturday, Oct. 29, 1V66, Elva Blanche Cobun, wife of the late Frank E. Cobun (formerly of West End, mother of Janet Graham, Nina Cobun; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p. Tuesday, at the JOSEPH H.

HERSHBERGER JR. FUNERAL HOME, 170 Noble Crufton, where services will be held on Wednesday at 10 a. m. COLEMAN On Tuesday morning, Nov. 1, 1966, James L.

Coleman beloved husband of Margaret Mary Hagarty Coleman of Fox Chaoel; son of James L. Sr. of the Rev. Dr. Paul Coleman of Youngstown, Ohld and Mrs.

Grace Coleman Gould of Richmond, Va. Friends received on Wednesday and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at McCABE BROS. INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shodyslde. Funerol services on Friday morning ot the Fo Chanel Presbyterian Church at 11:30 0 clock. CRAMER On Saturday, October 29, 1966, Theresa Salvatore Cramer, of 812 Cerst Way, beloved wife of Loren; mother of Loretta White, Loreine ond Clifford; sister of Louis, Fred, Jim, Fuil, Rose Salvatore, and Daisy Kroner; also five grandchildren. Blessing service from the H. J.

SCH LLHAA5 AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 707 East N. on Wednesday, at 1 p. m. Friends envited. De LETIS On Sunday, Oct.

30, 1966, of 61? Ninth Pitcairn, Alessandro, he-loved husband of Pasaualina; father of Mrs. Mary Delitis, Mrs. Inei Evans, Mrs. Elvira Bilinsky, Mrs. 1 I n.u.n nlnn rtalitie nlr.n.

six grandchildren and 11 great-grand- cnnaren. r-rienas receivea ai "i WM. O. PEARCE FUNERAL HOME, Kucatrn. Kcauiem nign mu hi ji.

Michael's Church on Thursday at 10 a. m. DEMPSEY Cotherine on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1966, of 1135 Woodbourne Brookline, beloved sisier of Charles of Burbank, and John P. Dempsey of Brookline; ount of Alice Hurley.

Friends received at the FRANK F. OeBOR FUNERAL HOME, 1065 Blvd. Funerol on Friday at 10 a. rn. High mass ot reauiem in the Church ot the Resurrection at II 0.

m. DI TULLIO At Indiana, Monday, Oct. 31, 1966, Paul Dominic DiTullio, ooe 81, of Chombersville, Pa husbond of AnlniMtl. rtaPnun nmillin: father of Dominlck of Wayne, N. Sam uel ana JOSepn corn or nnrj.

Paul Kessler, Mrs. Aldo Defl Antonio both of Indiana, Mrs. Ralph Turowskl, Mrs. Donald Lobnola. Miss Josephine ond Mrs.

Ronald Elv, mil nt Dnh Mr. Pnhert tlhrnn ond Miss Theresa both of Wayne, N. ond Mrs. Vincent Miele of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.

Mr. DiTullio was rmiirmA mnrrhnnt Mmhr Of At sumption Catholic Church, Ernest, Pa. and Pah. tnaoier ot i ne sons or iaJ' I vti ciimcdai unMi tatunlh Ct Inrilnnn. Pn nn Tuesday 7-9 p.

Wednesday 2-4 ond I I m. Kequiem nign mass Thursday Nov. 3 at 10 a m. In The Assumpton Church. Interment Indiana, Pa.

DONOGHUE On Monday, Oct. 31, 1966, Carol Anne Donoghue, of 1418 Raven Scott Two, beloved daughter of George (Herb) ond Noro Shenkel Donoghue; sister of Donno Lee, Gerry Lou, Christine ond Mark Donoghue; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Snenkel and Georoe H. Donognue f-nenas receivea or me PARLORS ef WM.

SLATER ft SONS Virginia Ave. and Kearorae Mt. Washington, until 9 a. m. Thursday, Nov.

3 Reauiem hioh mass In Our Lody of Grace Church ot 10 a. ELKO On Sundiv. Oct 30. 1966, Geora Of 158 Montana Broddock Hills, fit, Beloved tamer ot Lawrence, Charles, Mrs. Gertrude Prlstos, Mrs.

Betty Jane Dubrawsky; brother of Andrew. Mrt. Anna Sobek: also two grandchildren. Friends received at the AUGUST OORICKI FUNERAL HOME, 107 Fourth Ave Rankin. Funeral on Thursday at I IS a.

with requiem moss In St. Barnabas' R. t. Church, swissvaie, ot 9 a. m.

FAULK On Sunday. Orf. 30, 1966, Blrtut husDand of Agnes Schramm Faulk, of 141 Bellevue Ross Two. I other ot Howard P. Foulki brother Mrs.

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