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PAGE 35 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS," SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1947 fieotft Notices Deat Notice Deetfc Notee Da4 Hoticcs Obituaries TODAY'S TRENDS By W. L. RUSSELL Coal miners no longer need to look like black-face comedians when they come out of the pits. Increased use of synthetic soaps to lay mine dust is the reason. These "soapless soaps," which chemists call wetting agents, are combined with a water spray.

By reducing the amount of inflammable coal? dust in the air. they prevent explosions, reduce the health hazard and aid iliumi- nation. The miners' safety strike has brought about more extensive use of the syn- thetic dust. keeper-downers. The dustiest jobs in coal mining occur inworking overseas.

Blanche Ernest, Mrs. Helen Keller. Emma Heimberger and Violet Wadsworth. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St.

at Pennsylvania on Monday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Johnstown and Altoona papers piease copy. WEAVER On Thursday evening.

April 10. 1947. Marv wife of the late mns Weaver, of 77 Grant Believue: mother cf Florence W. Rindfuss. ana Salome W.

Roe; also survived by two erandchildren. Mary Jo and Dorothy L. Friends received at her late residence. 77 Gram Aw Beilevue. where services will be held Mondav afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

WOLFE Suddenly, on Thursday. April 10. 1947. Stephen husband oi Maaeiine Koper Wolfe, father of Helen Wolfe: Son of Mrs. Rebecca Wolfe Beckett: brother of Mrs.

Margaret BeatJv and Mrs. Bette Sands. Friends may cau at ms resiaence, 5707 Rural where services will be held Mondav afternoon at 2 o'clock. WOOD Of 2155 Fairland Overbrook. on Thursday.

April 10. 1947. at 4 p. m. George husband of the late Annie Irvin Wood, in his 79th year; father of Mrs.

Amelia Du Coeur. Daniel George T. and Harrv J. Wood. Friends received at the E.

B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 West Liberty South Hills, where services will be held on Monday. April 14 at 2 r. m.

7EIGLF.R On Saturday. April 12th. 1947, Lily Watters Zeigler, wife of Grant survived by 2 sisters. Kathryn Mc-Candless and Mrs. Myrtle Beahm.

Funeral service from her home, Evans City. on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment Evans Citv Cemetery: ZELCH On Saturday. April 12, 1947.

at 4 a. TJnton S. Zelch. brother of Joseph H. Zelch.

Mrs. Florence Guisbert. Viola Zelch. Mrs. Dennis Wlckline and Oscar Zelch.

Friends received at Zelch Funeral Home. Wyoming St. at Virginia Ave where services wiU be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. la Memon'om CIARDI Antoinette.

In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who passed away 1 year ago today. Sadly missed by husband, daughters, sons and grandchildren. CROFT. Robert Sr In loving memory of our dear father, rtio passed away 2 years ago todav. April 13.

1945. Brings sad memories of a loved one gone to rest. We who think of you today are the ones that loved you best. Sadly missed by his wife, children and grandchildren. FRIEDEL.

Harry (Henry In loving memory of my dear husband, who died four vears aco today. Sadly missed by his wife. Mildred (Weber) Frledel. IN loving remembrances of Alt. K.

Pehr-son who departed this life six years ago today. Anril 13. 41 wite Funeral Directors WILLIAM SIRLIN CE. 2831. 630 E.

Ohio 3424 Brighton Rd. Complete service low as S.175 Forsts FLOWERS No Tribute Can Be More Eloquent, or More Sincere Than Flowers. LTJBIN SMALLEY, FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave. GR. 2200.

HILL'S FLOWERS THE ORIGINAL DAVE HILL FUNERAL FLOWERS AT ANY PRICE SIXTH AVE. Atlantic 2900 Onlv Store Onen Sunday and Evenings. ED LUDWIC FLOWERS KOPPERS BLDG. Only Store. AT.

1172. Only Location. Cidas: Sprays Baskets $5 3719 FORBES ST. 1300 Monuments Cemetery Lots Millvale Monument Works Large selection of Barre and colored granite. 1252 Evergreen.

MI. 1428. MT. Roval Cemetery Four-grave lot. Acacia Lawn section; desl: fable location.

Rosewood 7826. I Lost oaa Foued BILLFOLD Brown (ladv's), lost Mc-Crorv's: initials J.S.; reward. Call Schen- ley 35B8. BLACK and tan terrier, female; child'a pet. Wellington Uba-K.

BOSTON Bull Black-white; answers to "Jerry." child's pet. Fairfax. 0175, Glen- shaw 2167. BRIEF Case Tan: with paraphernalia and name of company stamped on circulars enrlosed: Friday. Please call Montrose 6230 and claim reward.

CAT Large, male, solid gray, Frankstown Estates. Generous reward. Churchill 6493. CHANGE Purse (Fabric), keys, medals. Jenkins Arcade.

April 10; sentimental value: reward. Walnut 8182. COCKER Spaniel Black and white; male: Forbes-Braddock district. Reward. Fremont 3037.

COCKER Spaniel Black, 3 grown; vicinity Beechwood and Wilkins or Squirrel Hlll. Answers trose 9609. non Small, short-haired. white, one black eve, one black ear; name 'Buster." lost Wilkinsburg. Reward.

Penhurst 5308. DOG Male. light tan shephard. In Squirrel Hill. Verv shy.

Reward. Hazel 0804 DOLLAR bill containing autographs from lellows in my X-outfit, on top of bill has "Roy King." Vicinity Baker Shop. 2106 East Street. Sentimental value. Reward.

Cedar 9036. FRATERNITY Pin Lost downtown, P. L. Wastrom engraved on back. Reward.

May- flower 3247. FUR Scarf Ear.t Liberty vicinity; initialed 6. Reward. Emerson 3430. FRESS Classified Advertising is unrivaled for quirk results in renting all types of living quarters.

GLASSES Shell rim. tan case. Beverlv Shopping District, Mt. Lebanon. Hiland GLASSES In case, corner Margaretta and Highland.

Friday. Reward. Montrose 9825. KEYS Lost between Frick Annex and Court House. Fifth car stop, Thursday.

Reward. Night watchman, Frlck Annex. MOUNTAIN Suble 5-skin: Rosenbaum tag: vicinity Nimick Place: reward. Mayflower 7164 after 2 p. m.

PARROT On Easter Sunday. Shadyslde District. Will appreciate any Information. Reward. Mayflower 0424.

PEARL earring, Sunday. 1st Baptist Church, Bayard St. side, grounds Nurses Home. Magee Hospital. Walnut.

3180. REWARD Person picking up black gabardine shirt at 6th and Grant, please return to asst. manager's desk, Wm. Penn Hotel. THERE is a cash market for all kinds of household goods for quirk sale in the Want Ad Pages of The Press.

RING Mans slKnet: Squirrel Hill-Brad-dock vicinity; initialed Reward. Hazel 7382. RING Gold signet (Initials HAR) in script. Vicinity Oakland. 6q.

Hill. Sentimental value. Reward. Hazel R304. RING 14 karat yellow gold, large diamond, 2 small diamonds, vicinity Rosen-baum's.

95 street car. Reward. Cedar 7127. TRUCK Tire and Wheel Between Cora-opolls and McKees Rocks Bridge; reward. Linden 8691.

WALLET Fridav. between New Kensington-Pittsburgh. Thomas Rakovan Social Security. Important papers, money. Reward.

Fairfax 6894. WRISTWATCH Lady s. gold, Hamilton, vicinity Penn-Shadv Avenues, Friday. Reward. Linden 7046-M WRISTWATCH Ladv's.

white gold, initialed L. M. East Liberty vicinity: sentiment vftl'ie; reward Valley Monuments mtttry Lots Pyle: father of Mrs. Lula Mrs. Mary W.

GJertsen and George F. Pyle: brother of Mrs. Dora Farmer of Lancaster. Pa. Funeral services at the McKinlev and Heinrich Funeral Home.

7403 Washington Swissvale. on Monday at 2 p. where friends will be received from 2 until 9 p. m. daily.

Interment in Allegheny Cemetery. Ql'IVTER On Thursdav. April 10. 1947. James C.

of Pa brother of Charles and Edward Quinier. Mrs. Margaret Camp bell. Mrs. Gertrude Macee and Mrs.

Sadie Shomo. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T. D. Turner, 729 Wallace where services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. REDMAN On Friday.

April 11. 1947. Charles husband of Florence Waxier Redman of 1413 Elm father of OrTille. Ethel and Herbert Redman: also 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T.

D. Turner. 729 Wallace where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Zanesville. papers, please copy.

TRECTER Wednesdsv. April 9. 1947. at St. Louis.

Carl formerly of Pittsburgh. Pa. Beloved husband of Anna Reuter: father of Mrs. Marie Russo and Mrs. Anne Magulre: brother of Otto Reuter: also three grandchildren.

Funeral from the home of Schellhaas Son. 707 East N. on Monday at 2 p. m. Friends invited.

ROACH On Friday. April 11. 1947. at 7:30 p. at the Episcopal Church Home.

Mery Ssgley Roach, of the late Harry Roach: sister of Mrs. Emma Bev-non. of Portland. Oregon: aunt of Mrs. John Miller, of Cooks Forest, Pa.

Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services wil be held Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Service and interment at Houtzriale Monday. RITSSELL On April 11.

1947. James cf 1300 Veto husband of Elizabeth Russell, brother of Ella Mae Sassaman and Dernel Russell. Funeral from Cas-sidy 6i Turkle Funeral Home. Alliance. Ohio SCATTAREGIA Sudder.lv on Saturday.

April 12. 1947. at the Children's Hos- Pital. Peter Joseph aged 4. son of eter and Ann Holzhauer Scattaresia of Wilcox Carnegie.

Friends are invited to call at McDermott Bros. Funeral Home. Third Ave. at the PR.R, Carnegie, where blessing services will be held on Mondav at 3 p. m.

Interment in Holy Souls Cemetery. SCHIEFER-SCHAEFER On Sat. morning. Sarah McCormack of 5414 Penn wife of the late Adam Schiefer. mother of George Jean Adele G.

and Edward W. Funeral from McCabes. 5300 Penn Tuesday. April 15th. 1947.

at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 9:30 a. m.

SCHROCK On Saturday, April 12. 1947. Myra Knepper Schrock. mother of Mrs. Margaret S.

Cratty and Charles H. Schrock of 5727 Elwood Avenue. Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T. D.

Turner. 729 Wallace Avenue. Wilkinsburg. until Mondav evening at 9 o'clock. Services and interment at somerset, fa SELLNER Suddenly at Lake Worth.

Florida on Tuesdav, April 8. 1947. Louis H. Sellner, husband of Marguerite Sellner, former'y of the F.rfax Apartments. Friends received at H.

Samson's. 537 Neville St. Requiem hieh mass at St. Paul's Cathedral. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

SHAIGHNESSY Suddenly on Thursdav. April 10. Josephine Ackerman Shaughnessv. of 7125 Schoyer Ave, Swissvale. beloved wife of Thomas mother of Mrs.

Anne Donnelly, Mrs. Madeline Kost and Ambrose Shaughnessv; sister of Mrs. Annie Dean, Mrs. Catherine Rannigan. Frank John and Nicholas E.

Ackerman: also survived by 8 grandchildren. Friends re-reived at the Nied Funeral Home. Washington Swlssvale. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Anselm's R.

C. Church on Mondav. April 14. at 10 a. to.

SINNOTT Friday, April 11. Thomas of 6015 Station brother of Mrs. Thomas J. Cullen of Columbus. Ohio, Mrs.

S. H. McCarten of Narberth, Catherine and Rose Sinnott of Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Bvrne Memorial Home. 701 N.

Negley Ave. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church Mondav at 11 a. m. STADELMYER Saturday. Anril 12.

1947 Evelyn Marie. beloved daughter of Harry J. and Margaret E. Brown Stadel-myer. in her 18th vear.

of Wrexford; sistrr of Sr. Noel. Divine Providence: Mrs. Helen Packard. William J.

and Harry R. Stadelmyer. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home, Perrv Highwav. Perrysville. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Alphonsus Church on Tuesday morn ing at riocK. STICKE In Sewicklev on April 12. 1947. Ida Lynch, widow of Gillin C. Stucke.

Friends received at the Irvine Funeral Home. 702 Beaver Sewicklev. where services will be held on Mondav at 2:30 o'clock. TACKF.LS On Friday evening, April 11, 1947. at the residence of her daughter, Waldheim Road.

Fox Chapel. Emma E. Snover. wife of the late Charles M. Tackels.

Mother of Mrs. Walter L. Hague of Fox Chapel. Mrs. Sidney D.

Chene and Charles E. Tackels of Detroit, Mich. Body sent to Royal Oak. by the Wanles Funeral Home, where services and interment will be held Tues day. TAROLLI On Friday.

April 11, at 5:55 a. Esther Zombotti. widow of Silvio Tarolli of 43 Ridgewood mother of Mrs. catnerine tiregon Kogers and Josenn Tarolli. Friends received at the Frank W.

Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Funeral on Mondav at, 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at trie Mary Immaculate Church at 10 a.

m. TAYLOR At Fredericksburg. Virginia, William husband of Margaret A. Mc- Namy Taylor of 774 Penn Avenue. Wil- KinsDurg.

latner or Mrs. Marie Lang. Mrs. Lenina Brown. Mrs.

Marv Jane Moore, Mrs. Margaret Knox. William H. and Alvin T. Taylor.

Friends received at the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brush- ton Avenue. Services Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. TEREK On Thursday.

April 10. 1947, Mary, wife of Frank Terek (nee Baron). of 2706 Holbrook N. mother of Andrew. Michael.

George. Mathilda. Helen, Margaret and Mrs. Anna Herb: also three grandchildren. Friends are being received at the late home.

Funeral Monday. April 14th, 1947 at 2 p. m. with blessing service at St. John The Baptist Carpathian Russian Orthodox Church, California N.

S. THOMPSON Of 437 Marietta Place. Mt. Lebanon, suddenly on Thursday. April 10 1947 at a.

m. John husband of Emma MeGinnis Thompson: father of Richard Thompson and brother of Mrs. O. F. Hays and Mrs.

J. E. Willson. Friends received at the E. B.

Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 W. Liberty South Hills, whpre services will be held on Mondav. April 14 at 11 a. m.

THOMPSON Nellie Elizabeth. 16 months, on Friday. April 11, at 12:10 p. daughter of Dennis R. and Nellie Thompson.

352 Llnmar Terrace, Allquippa. Granddaughter of Florence Scheible. Pittsburgh and Mrs. E. ThomDson, also of Pittsburgh.

Friends received at her late residence. Funeral Monday, April 14 at 2 p. m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. TCLENKO On Friday, April 11.

1947, Susan, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary C- Dougherty of 3846 Lawnview also mother of Mrs. Ann E. Barbour.

Joseph. John. Stephen, Paul and Thomas Tulenko. Friends received at the John H. Slater Son Funeral Home.

4201 Brownsville Whitehall. Brentwood. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by blessing services at St. John the Baptist Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

VONDERA At the Maeee Hospital. Pittsburgh, on Saturday afternoon, April 12, 1947. Elva beloved wife of Henrv C. Vondera of 114 21st Street. Munhall.

Mother of Miss Marie and W. F. Vondera. Friends received at the home of Gillen and Coulter 319 East P'h Ave Homestead, where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. WADSWORTH On Friday, April 11.

1947. at 2:40 p. Mabel Law Wadsworth of 77 Kendal Beilevue. beloved wife of Visworh' motber of Mr Monuments rCemetery Lots Mrs. Cornelia Snyder, Mrs.

Camille Keller, Charles. Constance and Conrad Kal-inowski: sister of Mrs. Josephine Luczak. also seven grandchildren. Funeral from the family home.

179 36th Street. Lawr-enceville. on Tuesday. April 15th at a. m.

Requiem mass at St. Augustine's Church at 10 a. m. KONIECZ.VT At her home. 2945 Spruce Street.

Friday, April 11th. at 5 p. Marv. wife of the late Thomas, mother of George and Patrick. Friends received at the Paris Funeral Home.

4S25 Butler Street. -Requiem high mass at St. Nicholas' Church. East Ohio Street. Tuesday, April 15th.

at 9 a. m. Friends invited. ALU MOOD On Satnrdav. April 12.

1947. Ida. beloved wife of Hymen Matfi-mood. age 29. of 5806 Margaretta Street: daughter of Jeanie Shapiro; mother of Sharon Jean, Lawrence Arnold.

Susan Marlene: sister of Harrv. Albert. William and Delia Barash and Mrs. Ruth Mazef-sky. Friends received at Blank Brothers Funeral Home.

Forbes Street at Craft Avenue, where services will be held on Sunday. April 13th at 3 p. m. Interment Kneseth Israel Cemetery. MACLIS At South Hospital, on Thursday.

April 10, 1947. Vera, wife of Anthony Maulis. of 1721 Sidney S. mother of Mrs. Dorothy Collins: also 1 grandchild.

Friends received at A. L. Wenslovaa Funeral Home. 2128 Carson S. S.

Funeral on Monday. April 14, 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. John's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. MeGAHEY On Thursday. April 10. 1947, Matilda C.

wife of Russell Wr. McGahey. of 3525 California North Side: mother of Russell Lloyd I. McGahey. and Mrs.

E. Catherine Bowman: sister of Mrs. J. B. Zink and Mrs.

William A. Schue; also survived by 3 grandchildren: Lynda. Patricia and MichaeL Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home. 366 Lincoln Beilevue.

Services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MARRELLI At her home. on April 10t. 1947. mother of Carl Marrelli.

Marino and Louis Delucia 1415 Sedgwick Anna, beloved Mrs. Rachela Frienas may call at the Bianco Funeral Home. 825 Western Ave. mas at Regin Coelt Church on Monday at 10 a. m.

McCLOSKEY On Saturday. April 12. at 5:15 p. Catherine Retzbach; widow of Joseph A McCloskey of 60 Ashford West View; mother of Mrs. Julia Wiles, Mrs.

Margaret Walter, Frank. Joseph and William McCloskey. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave.

Funeral on Wednesday at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Athanasuis Church, West View at 9 a. m.

McEVOY On Wednesday. April 9. 1947. William beloved husband of Stella Fisher McEvoy: father of Elmer A. Mc-Evoy; brother of Mary and Harel McEvov, Mrs.

Elma Willoughby and Mrs. Ethel George. Funeral from his late residence. Rochester Road, Ingomar. Pa.

Services at the Franklin Community Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. McLAIN On Thursday, April 10, 1947, Otto, formerly of Woodstock Swiss-vale. son of Barnett W. and the late Marv Fox McLain. Brother of Eva McLain of Evans Citv.

Mrs. Lois Rikenbach of Bakerstown. and Mrs. Myrtle Grable of Allison Park. Pa.

Friends re ceived at McKinley and Henrlch Funeral Home. 7408 Washington Street, swissvale. where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

McLAIN At Deshon Hospital, on Saturday, April 12. Frank formerly of Woodstock Swissvale. son of Barnett W. and the late Mary Fox McLain; brother of Eva McLain of Evans City. Mrs.

Lois Rikenbach of Bakers-town, and Mrs. Myrtle Grable of Allison Park. Pa. Friends received at McKinley Heinrich Funeral Home, 7408 Washington Street. Swissvale.

where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. McLAIN On Saturday, April 12th. 1947.

Mrs. Grace McLain of 315 Marguerite Wilmerding: grandmother of Jean and Walter Leuzinger. Friends Invited to call at the Scott Funeral Home, 301 Marguerite Wilmerding. where services ft ill be held on Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.

MCLAUGHLIN On Wednesday, April 9, 1947. at 11:20 p. Anna G. Bruer. beloved wife of the late Martin D.

McLaughlin, mother of Katherine Evelyn Gertrude S. and Anna J. McLaughlin, at home of Martin D. of Ambridge, and George E. of Beaver.

sister of Andy Bruer; also 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the family residence. 2011 Blvd. of the Allies, on Monday. April 14.

at 8:15 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Agnes R. C.

Church at 9 a. m. Friends and members of the Altar and Rosary Societies of St. Agnes Church are invited. McSHANE On Fridav, April 11.

1947, Catherine Tole. wife of the late Thomas, mother of Mrs. James F. Roberts and Francis McShane. sister of Mrs.

Leisch Crlg. Mrs. Edward Collins, Mrs. Edwin Daube, Mrs. John Gallaghrr and Edward Tole.

Funwal from the McAvoy Funeral Home. 1700 Forbes on Tuesday morning at 8:30. Solemn requiem high mass at the Church ot the Epiphany at 9 o'clock. MISTELSKE April 10, 1947, Phillip, aged 76, of 1295 Carman Flint, Michigan, formerly of Pittsburgh, father of Mrs. Peter Romzek, Lawrence and George Stephens, of Pittsburgh, Theodore Mistelske, of Pittsburgh.

Edward, of California, and Raymond Mistel-ske. of Pittsburgh, and 15 grandchildren. Requiem high mass at 10 a. Monday, at Holy Redeemer Church. Interment New Calvary Cemetery.

Flint. Michigan. O'CONNOR. On Thursday, April 10. 1947.

John J. of 6412 Darlington husband of the late Mary Kerns O'Connor, father of. Walter Lt. James D-, U.S.A.: Richard Joseph Mary Agnes and the late Marguerite O'Connor, and 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Flannery Funeral Home.

201 N. Craig St. High mass of requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. O'COXNOR At Cleveland.

Ohio. Bridget O'Grady. wife of the late James O'Connor, formerly of Lawrencevllle. Funeral from the Jerrv r. cj snea unerai Home.

4064 Penn Ave. at Main St. Time of funeral later. O'CONNOR On Friday. April 11.

1947, Catherine Meehan, wife of Thomas O'Connor of 2210 Carson Street. South Side, and mother of Sister Ellenita of Charity Order. Friends received at A. L. Wenslovas Funeral Home.

2128 parson Street. Funeral on Tuesday. April 15. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at Holy Cross Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. O'NEIL On Friday. April 11.

1947. at 1:19 p. Ida Roberts, wile ot tne iate James D. O'Nell. mother of James s.

O'Neil: sister of Mrs. Annie R. Large, Mrs. Lynne R. McKinney and Samuel S.

Roberts: also survived by one granddaugh ter. Friends received at H. Samson s. 537 Neville where private services will be held Monday morning. tPlease omit flowers.

PATTERSON On Thursday, Harriet Marshall, beloved wife of Harold Patterson of Grove City, Pa. 8ervices at the chapel of Walter J. Sperling. 622 Lockhart, on Monday at 2 p. m.

Friends Invited. PEIFER On Saturday. Ralph beloved husband of Mary M. Jones Pelfer: father of Mrs. Edna George, Robert and Jack.

Services at the Chapel of Walter J. Sper ling. 622 Lockhart on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Friends inviten.

PIERCE On Saturday. April 12. 1947. WTllllam husband of the late Deborah Barrett Pierce, brother-in-law of Mrs Catherine McGrath, Mrs. Thomas Connolly and Patrick Barrett.

Friends are invited to call at the Connolly residence. 1424 Termon N. S. Funeral Tuesday with solemn requiem mass at St. Cyril's Church at 9:30 a.

m. Interment 'n North Side Catholic Cemetery. PLETSCHER On Friday. April 11. George husband of Elizabeth Jane Bullian and son of George Z.

and Eva May Lewellyn Pletsrher. brother of Mrs. Lois Maizland and Mrs. Gail Enright. Ftiends received at the King Funeral Home.

Butler at 52nd St. Services on Monday at 2 p. m. PHILLIPS On Thursdav. Anrll 10.

1947 Dr. Malcolm beloved husband of Nellie Gibson, of 614 Chestnut N. son of Cora and the late Dr. John Phillips Sr brother of Dr. John S.

Phillips Jr. Friends received at the Bein- hauef Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held Sunday at 8 p. m. Interment Monday morning in Unlondale Cemetery.

PYLE On Thursdav. April 10, 1947. George L. of 2339 Manor Swissvale. Pa husband of the late Illa Woodb'irn Funeral Directors of Jefferson Road.

Penn brother of Mrs. Mary Mansmann. Friends received at Siewart's Funeral Home. 9311 Franks-town Road, where services will be held Monday. April 14.

at 2 p. m. CAMPSET On Friday. April 11. 1947.

Leona wife of D. Glenn Campsey. mother of Margaret and Lois Campsey, daughter of Margaret L. Da rile y. Friends received at the Erowniee Funeral Home, ClaysviUe, where services will be held Monday at 2 p.

m. CAFRITZ On Saturday, April 12th. John of 1604 Montier Wilkinsburg. beloved husband of the late Catherine Irwin Capritr: brother of Mrs. Gertrude Lock-hart.

Mrs. Ida Lawver and Harry G. Ca-prits. Friends received at the Keid Funeral Home. Cor.

of Swissvale and Rebecca Wilkinsburg. Notice of lime later. CARLL'CCI On Thursday, April 10. 1947. at Scranton, Sara tnee Coiella).

wife of Philip M. Carlucci. sister of Anthony J. Coiella and Mrs. Lucy Andiori of Pittsburgh- Interment at Scranton.

CARSON Thursday, April 10. 1947, at p. Alexander parson, uuui.u of Mary Ruth Carson. Friends received at his late borne. 100 Clearview Craf-ton Heights, where services will be held To'.

"7 to Nob'estown Road and Crafton Blvd.j COAXES At the home or his son. William Clvde Coates. 1 Reese Etna, April ll. 1947. William formerly of 1420 Main Sharpsburg.

husband of the late Marv McKnight Coates. Friends received at the Home of Holzheimer Bock. Main St. at 9th. Sharpsburg.

Services Sundav. Anril 13. at 2:30 p.m. CONWAY April 11. 1S47.

Katherine Ann Conway, aunt of Mrs. Joseph R. Boston Brooklir.e. with whom she made her home. Bertha Conway.

Mrs. Herman J. Mvers. Mrs. Carl Thompson.

Mrs. Orville Morris, Mrs. A. M. Wilson.

Emmett and Leo Conwav. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a. m. from Hunter-Edmundson-Striffler Co. Funeral Home.

600 Market Mc-Kesoort. Requiem mass at St. Plus Church. McKeesDort at 9 a. m.

Interment in New St. Joseph's Cemetery. t'ORENO Saturday. April 12. Salvatore, husband of Catherine, and father of Mrs.

Aneellne Lvdon. and Rose Mane Coreno. and one g'randaughter. Friends received at the family home. 1931 Chislett St.

Requiem high mass at St. Raphael's Church. Tuesday 9 a. m. IORNETT On Saturday, April 12th, 1947.

Michael, age 64 years, orotner oi Anthony Cornett. late of 1104 Goettman St. Friends received at the Joseph A. Pappert Sons Funeral Home, 711 Lock-hart St. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church st 9:15 a. m. DI CO On Thursday.

April 10. 1947. Joseph, dearlv beloved husband of Elizabeth Donatelli Dl Nucci. beloved father of Mrs. Bertha Sanders: Edward.

Anil-care. Anthony and Stella DiNucci. Friends received at the family home. 7153 Lemington Ave. Funeral Monday.

8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem mass at Help of Christians Church at 9:30 a. m. DRE1BHOLTZ Louis, of 255 Edmond husband of the late Anna Beckllnghaus; father of Mrs.

Lillian Dean. Mrs. Marcella Faley, Mrs. Alma Ehrenstraut. C.

Julius, Edward. Robert and Harry. Funeral from W. N. Winter Funeral Home, 4730 Friendship on Monday.

April 14. at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. FERRARO On Saturday. April 12, 1947. in his 4th month, John Paul, beloved son of Joseph y.

and Clara De Paul Ferraro: brother of Joseph Francis, David N. and Barbara Ferraro. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty Ave.

Blessing service on Monday at 1 p. m. Friends invited. FRANK Anna A. widow of Abraham Frank, on Friday evening, April 11 at 6:45 p.

m. at her home in the Schenley Hotel, survived bv 1 daughter. Mrs. Harry L. Mav of Steubenville.

Ohio; 3 sisters. Mrs. Jacob Wolk. Mrs. H.

G. Gallinger of Pgh. and Mrs. Flora Wolk of N. 2 brothers.

Dr. I. L. Ohlman of Frank Ohlman of Clarksburg. W.

also 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Private services at the home of her granddaughter. Mrs. Leonard Linton. 5721 Bartlett Sunday, April 13.

at 1 p. Interment In West View Cemetery. C.AIIAGEN On Friday. April 11. 1947, at 11:50 p.

at his residence. 7356 Hamilton Charles F. Gahagen, husband of Lit la Berry Gahagen; father of Mrs. B. L.

Renn and Russell A. Gahagen. Friends received at H. Samson's. 537 Neville until noon Tuesday.

Funeral services at Homcwood Ave. Methodist Church. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Remains may oe seen at the church from one o'clock until time of services. GALLAGHER On Friday morning.

Anna A. Gallagher, sister of Hugh Gallagher of Altoona, aunt of William Yocum, Thomas Yocum and Isabel Hunter. Funeral from McCabe's, 5300 Penn Monday. April 14. 1947 at 9 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 9:30 a. m. GELBACH On Thursday evening.

April 10, 1947, Nora Montgomery, wife of Daniel L. Gelbach; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Whlteford and Margaret Gelbach; sister of Mrs. Lettie M. Johnston.

Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. Mars, Pa. Services on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. GOLDBERG On Saturday. April 12th, 1947.

at 12:30 a. Celia Llttlestone Goldberg, beloved wife of Harry E. Goldberg of the Dithridge Apartments; sister of Mrs. David N. Green.

Herman Little- stone and Henry Llttlestone; In her 59th vear. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center where services will be held on Sundav, April 13th. at 3:30 D. m.

Interment at Forest Hills Jewish Cemetery. GORNEY Suddenly on April 12. 1947. Edmund of 3021 Pulaski Way. be loved husband of Magdaline Hulek Oorney.

Survived by daughter Ruth and son Edmund K. U. S. Army Air Corp. Friends received at the funeral home or Janczoklewlcz.

3110 Breretoa Herron Hill. Time later. HAINER On Thursday. April 10. Elizabeth C.

Fisne Halner of 7212 Whipple Swlssvale. beloved wife of Charles W. Hamer; dauehter of Jacoo isne mother of Dorothy sister of Mrs. Anna Dennv. Mrs.

Joseph Bratton, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs. Albert Koerbel and Jacob Fisne Jr. Friends received at the Nled Funeral Home, corner of Swlssvale and Rebecca Wilkinsburg. Funeral services on Monday.

April 14. at 2 p. m. HAMILTON On Saturday. April 12.

1947, at 9:10 a. Willa Hammer, wife of A. Smith Hamilton of 235 Vollmer Drive. Mt. Roval Village: mother of Mrs.

Nancy J. Schroth and William S. Hamilton. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home.

2025 Perrysville Avenue. Services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. I1ARTLE Suddenly, on Michael In ather of R. W. Hartle Fridav at 8:30 his 85th year; and Mrs.

O. F. Bcnz: brother of Dr. J. Schlll.

J. A. Schill of Lucinda. Mrs. A.

B. Fundls of Wilkinsburg and Mrs. Clem Osterred of Etna. Friends mav call at the Koonts Funeral Home. 1719 Carrick.

Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Elizabeth Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. HOARTY On Thursday, April 10, 1947, Nellie Sullivan, wife of the late Peter Hoartv, of 4761 Baum Blvd. Funeral from the McAvov Funeral Home, 1700 Forbes on Mondav morning at 10:30. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Paul's Cathedral at 11 o'clock.

HOFMEISTER On Friday. April 11. 1947, Henry Albert Hofmelster of 2635 Mackinaw Beechview, father of Mrs. Melva Phillips and 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Grime Blair.

4520 Penn near Frlend- shlp Ave. Services on Monday at 2 p. m. HOLZER On Friday, April 11, 1947. at 9:30 p.

Joseph husband ot Tnecia Gloeckl. in his 73rd father of Mrs. Marie Scherer. Mrs. Catherine Henrlch.

Evelyn. Joseph Raymond. Edward and Svlvester Holzer. Friends received at the Walter R. Rrhaub Funeral Home.

Browns ville Rd. at Knox and Suncrest. Funeral on Tuesdav at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Henry's R. C. Church at 9 o'clock. Friends and members of Knlithts of St. George's.

Branch 55. and St. Clair Beneficial Assn. invited. HIT7.I.ER John.

beloved husband of Martha Tranowsky: father of Mrs. Jose phine Schultz and Betty Hutzler. Funeral from the family home. 4422 Calvin on Tuesdav. ADrii 15.

at 9 a. m. Requiem hieh mass at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a. m.

Friends invited. KALINOWSKI On Fridav. April 11. 1947, Marv M. Manko.

beloved wife of John Kalinowskl. mother of Mrs Clara Lott Fanerol Directors lest aarf Foearf WRISTWATCH Lady's Omen, with guard chain. East Liberty, Friday. Reward. Emerson 4116.

WRISTWATCH Ladv's white gold Elgin, lost Wednesday. Homes or vicinity. Re ward. Carrick 2709-J. Persoaof I CAN TAKE CARE OF MYSELF" All I need is room A- board or Just a room.

Need it desperately. You see. 1 am blind have no permanent residence. It is very difficult for me to find a room. So please, if you have space available in vour home, won't you allow me to rent It? if vour home is near street cariines A restaurant it will be helpful.

Call Jewish Social Service Bureau. Grant 2043. TONY Urban Remove furniture and personal belongings from old address. After 30 days, win pe soiq SEVERAL Infant boys need to be placed with private families for temporary period. Board, clothing, medical care incidentals will be provided by Child-Placing Agencv.

Write A 617. Press. WILL owners of three cars involved in auto accident on Bigelow Just east of Bloomfield Bridge, about 6:15 p. m. in snowstorm of Tuesdav.

March 25 please telephone Co. 7200. Extension 800. Important. Moff Htlp vVoatcd All advertisements in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help and Female Help Wanted columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the- basis of compensation.

ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR Budgetlnf controls, credits and collections, foreign exchange, etc. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Specialty sales work, mining or machine tool equipment. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER, I. degree no previous experience, for factorv division. MECHANICAL ENGINEER Administrative, design and machine shop supervision.

OFFICE BOYS 18 to 22. high school graduates, good firm, opportunity." STENOGRAPHER For sales executive of leading national Arm. And of course, DESIGNERS. DRAFTSMAN and manv other technical openings with excellent firms too numerous to mention. Applv CONSULTANT SERVICE (employment bureau 2002 Clark Bldg.

GR. 1341. ACCOUNTANTS; Advertising Men: Artista (airbrush experience); Junior Accountants (Public): Bookkeepers: Comptroller; Chemists; Research Phvsiclsts: Ph. Chemical Development Engineers: Credit Men: Traffic Men: Shop Foremen; Limestone Mine Superintendent: Appraisers (building material Structural Engineers: Timekeepers; Clerks: Stenographers-Secretaries. Additional excellent unadverttsed Positions.

Cosmopolitan Professional lacement. Investment Building, Court 5324. ACCOUNTANTS. Auditors. Costs.

Methods A- Procedures men; Sr. Auditor, up to $5400: other office assignments available for Typists. Stenographers Clerks: Salesmen, manv assignments: Engineers of all kinds; Executive opportunities in Engineering. Accounting. Sales A- Administration.

Greater details discussed daily from 9 to 1. COBY SERVICE BUREAU 210 Bessemer Bldg. ACCOUNTING CLERKS, tinder 26. training and experience; TICKET CLERK, bus terminal experience, age 30-45; SHIPPING CLERK. transfer company experience, rapid typist, night turn: STOCKROOM CLERK, hospital, strong, some figure work, under 45: SALES.

OPTICAL, experienced, salary and SALES, office supplies, under 35, salary. H. M. Becker (Employment Service). 710 Empire Blrig.

ACCOUNTANTS. S250-400: BUYER me chanical engineer. $350-400: CHEMISTS, phvsiclsts. $225-375: DRAFTSMEN, Virginia. DRAFTSMEN, local.

S250-400; DIE designer, shop supervision, $350-400: SALESMEN. industrial. $225-300. Business Service Tark Bldg. ACCOUNTANT National public account ing firm has permanent opening for Sen ior Accountant, preierabiy k.a.

witn substantial experience as in-charge accountant. Reply stating age. education. experience, etc. 611.

Press. ACCOUNTANT JUN IOR Insurance conipony. college or accredited accounting school graduate: salaried posi tion. Application confidential. Write 689.

Press. ADJUSTERS or CREDIT REPORTERS. 21-35. with car. S170-S200: ASSISTANT COLLECTION MANAGER, small loan experience.

$225-250; INSURANCE ADJUSTER with car. S200-S225; BOOK KEEPER. $175: young MAN. H. 8.

22-26. bookkeeping knowledge. OFFICE CLERK, experience unnecessary. $90-5110: SALFSMAN. with car.

age 2R-40. dealer selling experience, S350-S500. Open Mon. "till 7. HI.

4622. TATE Employment. 901 Highland Bldg. ADMINISTRATIVE Mechanical engineer with metal machine shop experience; small work, age 30-42: Chemistry major-minor with purchasing dept. or allied experience.

27-39; Industrial Engineers. I. E. decree with and without experience, under 35 H. M.

Becker tEmployment Service). 710 Empire Bldg. ADVERTISING book matches. Prompt delivery. Higher commissions.

No experience necessary. Write today for our 1947 catalogue showing stock cuts, actual samples and prices. Chicago Match Llberty-vllle 1, 111. AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN Experienced in selling combination Storm Windows and Heating Equipment. Highest commission paid In the business.

Season is Just starting. Now is the time to get out and make some real money! Car is essential. Telephone Montrose 6230 from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. for appointment.

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN CHIEF ENGINEER. mechanical designer on process equipment, material handling: CHEMICAL ENGINEER $5 OOO. instrument, experience: PROCESS PIPING ENGINEER. DESIGN FN-GINEER. $5,000.

pressure vessels; EX-PEDITOR. $3,600. experienced fabrication plants, knowledge vessels, structural, machine shop. Rush. SALESMAN.

800. plus bonus and expenses, tool steel experience. LEONARD EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL Club Floor. William Penn Hotel. Armature Winder AC.

and DC. winner, with at least 8 years experience; East Liberty resident preferred Montrose SR0O ARTIST Firrt-class lettering man. Excellent permanent position. Rayart Studios. Century Bldg.

Atlantic hz. ART instructors (2). interior denorationa and fine arts. Apply Art Movement Institute. 901 Ridge Pgh.

12, with samples. 9 a. p. m. Automobile Dealership General Manager To qualify one must have had experience handling all the different, phases of a lOOO-car volume.

This position la In Pittsburgh. WRITE X-661. PRESS AUTO Body-Fender Man For Pontiao dealer. Must be experienced. Top wages.

Large garage. Constantln Motors. Hazel 0700. BOY Wanted For leading blind man. Call Srhenley 2053.

Assistant Buyer La ire downtown department store has opening for assistant buyer in the fabrics section. Experience essential. WRITE K-670, PRESS ASSI8TANT to superintendent In a large cemetery In Pch. district; who Is betweeu the aees of 25-40 A of pleasing personalis. State age, education, experience Ac salary desired tt Rive references.

Oood. opportunity, au applications iiwjr fldentlBl. 'reus. ASSISTANT JANITOR For larsre North Side apartment building. 701 Reedsdale Bt.

Apply Apt. 32. Mr. Reiter. AUTO mechanic, excellent salary ana bonus proposition for experienced first class mechanic; Packard experience desirable but not necessary.

Marfred Motor Sales, 427 Washington Road. Mt. Leb anon. Lehlsrh jut. AUTO Mechanic: First-class, for Packard agency, too wages; good working condi tions, wrl'e ftOJ.

rrcai. AUTO Body Man Must be A-l. Hourly rates. Swlssvale Auto Body Co. Brandy- wir.e 3131.

AUTOMOTIVE Instructor Theoretical and practical work. Call Hare! 4106 after 2 p. m. lor personal BAKER F'V" bread and rolls, night work. Falrlax BAKER Bread and rolls; steady employment.

25 Beverly Road. Pittsburgh. Lo- cuat 054S An Ir.r nlrhL ahlf one" for every Friday. Saturday night, must be drink mixers, sober: references required. McAiee Harmony Route nu vj-ji BODY and Fender Man.

and Painter-Apply Shuff Motors. 331 East Ohio Street, Millvale. Millvale 1625. BOILER Inspector for stock Insurance O.nn. JL T.

virfflnia company. ncicin territory with Penna. commission; some liability experience oc.u.oic. experience, salary required. A 684.

Press. wrmrD full All- tomoblle experience preferred; old-established company; good opportunity. Writ A 680. Press. Willow Castle Shannon, Pa.

Lehigh BRICKLAYERS Union firebrick layers for blast furnace job. 10 hours per day 6 days per week Pittsburgh district JOHN J. KERNAN LOCUST 1 162 R. II. Humes, Burgess of Latrobe, Dies Victim of Heart Attack Here Burgess Richard H.

Humes, 60, of Latrobe died yesterday in Allegheny General Hospital after suffering a heart attack. The official became ill while at work in the Pennsylvania station here. Mr. Humes served three terms as borough councilman, and became burgess following retirement of David N. Denman.

He was elected to the office in 1945. Mr. Humes is survived by his widow and four children. Funeral services will be held in Latrobe Tuesday. John J.

O'Connor Funeral services for John J. O'Connor, 85. who died at his home, Darlington Rd. Thursday, will be held tomorrow I in St. Paul's Cathedral.

Following the funeral at 10 a. burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Members of Du-quesne Council 254, Knights of Columbus, which he was a charter member, will meet at Mr. O'Connor 1 a nnery Funeral Home at 8:30 p. m.

today. Mr. O'Connor was one of the founders and president of Washington Tin Plate Co. He was in the metal business here for 65 years. the last 23 with General Smelting Co.

He was a fourth degree Knight of Columbus and served two terms as Grand Knight. Later he was named honorary trustee. Surviving him are two daughters. Mary M. and Agnes R.

O'Connor; four sons, Walter, James, Richard and Joseph, and three grandchildren. Joseph DiNucci Requiem high mass for Joseph DiNucci, retired stone mason, will be sung tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. at the Help of Christians Church, Meadow East End. Mr.

DiNucci died Thursday at West Penn Hospital following a short illness. He lived in the East End district for the past 25 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Donatelli DiNucci; two daughters. Mrs.

Bertha Sanders and Stella DiNucci; and three sons, Edward, Anilcare and Anthony DiNucci, all of Pittsburgh. Friends are being received at the family home, 7153 Lemington East End. Burial will be In Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Harry E.

Umhey Funeral services for Harry E.I Umhey, a former bookkeeper for Mesta Machine Homestead, were held recently in Los Angeles, where he died suddenly last Sunday. He was 66. Mr. Umhey was a former resi dent of Dravosbure and a member of Greenfield Presbyterian Church. He lived in the Pittsburgh district for 35 years leaving here about 30 years ago.

Surviving are his son, Elbert Umhey, Hollywood, a brother. John Umhey; and a sister. Mrs. Margaret Myers. Pittsburgh.

Joel Gustafson Funeral services for Joel Gustaf son, of 2315 Vondera Munhall, will be held in the Gillen Coulter Funeral Home, 315 E. Ninth Homestead, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. He was a member of St.

John's Lutheran Church of Homestead. Surviving are three sons, Daniel Edward G. and Paul W. Gustafson, all of Munhall; three daughters, Mrs. Pearl Fulmer, of Du-quesne; Mrs.

Elizabeth Dean and Mrs. Margaret Mailey, both of Munhall; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Burial will be in Homestead Cemetery. Death Notices ADAMS On Saturday, April 12. at 7 p.

May Lyons Adams, of 203 Southern widow of Frederick Adams; mother of Mrs. Stephen Sluda and Norman R. Adams. Friends received at the Parlors of Wm. Slater A Sons, Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. where services mill be held Tuesday, April 15 at 2 p. m. A INKS Suddenly Saturdaj y. April 12, 197.

at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. jonn r. Lnrlan. 4819 Labertv Ave John B. Unks: husband of the late Hannah Turney: father Mrs.

Richard and Mrs. John F. Lehrian; 7 crand- children and two ttreat Erandchildren Frnd. received at the Straka Funeral Home. 5010 Liberty where services.

will be hld Tuesday, April 15 at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. BARENBREGGE Saturday. April 12.

194 John Henrv. beloved husband of Clara Nebel. and father of Mrs. E. D.

Hogan and Paul V. BarenbregRe. Friends received at the Robert J. Frevvogel Funeral Home 3301 West Liberty Ave. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10:30.

High mass of requiem at St. Bernard Church at 11 o'clock. Members of Holy Name Society and friends invited. BAXTER On Friday. April 11.

1947, Addle, mother of the late Amos R. Baxter. Friends received at the Conroy Funeral Home. 2944 Chartiers Sheridan. Services Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment at Rising Sun. Ind. ntnDISS Of 2218 Sarah St. Friday. April 11.

1947. at 1:58 a. Irene E. Miller, wife of the late Leonard Beddiss: sister of Mrs. Walter Kuntz, Joseph Albert.

Harry and James Miller. Friends re-reived at the Erny Funeral Chapel. S. 18th and Jane Sts. Services 'Monday at 2 p.

m. Interment South Side Cemetery. BISTRICAN On Thursday. April 10, Katherine. at St.

John Hospital, beloved wife of Andrew Bistrican: mother of Andrew Jr. and Mrs. Helen Spirko; also 3 grandchildren of 1616 Adams N. S. Friends received at Bona Funeral Home.

S439 California Ave. Funeral on Mondav. April 14. with requiem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at 9 a.

m. Interment in North Side Catholic Cemetery, West View. BROODER On Friday, April 11. 1947. Aura Ferguson, wife of the late Thomas Brooder, formerly of Bousman mother of Margaret Brooder and Mrs.

Alberta Knobie, also survived by two sisters. Mrs. Emma Rea and Mrs. Elverta Erhartl. Friends received at the chapel of John H.

Slater Sons. 228 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park.

BCRCKIN Suddenly, at Miami, on Tuesdav, April 8, 1947. Louis (Lucky) Burckiri. beloved son of the late Alex and Katie Burckin. Brother of Hymen. Samuel.

Isadore and Jacob Burckin of ViTtshurcb: Mever Burckin of Los Aneeles. ral and Mrs. Josenh P. Richest of Pittsburgh. Friends received at the Ralph Rrhuirar Chanel 5509 Centre Ave where services will be held on Sunday, April 13.

it 2 p. Interment Beth Abraham tern etery. (Please omit flowers). BEECH On Friday. April 11.

Beech. formerlv of 625 Mellon Pittsburgh: 1 daughter of the late William and Susanna ITavlor Beech: sister of Mrs. Blanch Hu. I John and Frances. Friends received at (the CamDbell Funeral Home.

1314 Middle Sharpsburg. Funeral Monday, April 14. at 2 p. m. jf pation of financial aid from the World Bank or Washington, an Italian economic mission will come to America this month to purchase equipment for Italian industry.

Women Keep Secrets Women can keep secrets. The War DTartment has revealed that the -war i had 432 WACs Dn secret iles of the atomic bomb project. More than 3300 women in uniform are now President Truman soon will talk with top Canadian officials on joint preparedness against air attack from the North Pole. He probably will make a trip to Canada for this purpose in June. Like Mexico, it will be announced a a "social" visit.

The coal mining mixup on safety stresses overlapping of Federal agencies. Navy officers run the mines, but the Solid Fuels Administration still represents Government efforts. The Bureau of Mines continues its inspections without authority for enforcement. High income taxes are preventing industry from attracting and keeping men with leadership ability. Thus, one of the top problems of corporations today is to provide executives with incentives to greater efforts and larger responsibilities.

Experiments are being conducted in producing sugar from wood. The tests have proved so encouraging that timber has been sent to the U. S. from Australia to ascertain whether wood wastes from that country can be used. 3fc With strike clouds growing blacker, the workers' dilemma is that they say they need more money to meet the high cost of living.

But the same high cost of living pinches them so tightly many can afford to miss paychecks that strikes entail. This world's highest life conveyor belt, made by Goodyear, would top Pittsburgh's Gulf Bldg. with 140 feet to spare. A rubber conveyor belt capable of raising 600 tons of coal an hour to a height of 715 feet is being made for a U. S.

Steel Corp. mine near Birmingham. Use of steel-cable cords in the carcass of the belt permits operation of such a belt a half mile long. Wash Day Eliminated Less absenteeism is the goal of a large carpet mill in New York. It has started a laundry service for its thousands of women employes.

While they work, their wash is done in automatic machines. It's delivered to them at the end of the shift. Union Pacific picked a box car at random and traced its movements for 4'j years. It rolled over 83 railroads (some as many as 10 times: changed hands from one road to another 221 times (an aver age of every 7'i days), and visited every state in the union and sev eral Canadian provinces. Business Comic Books The American Bankers Assn.

Is turning to the comic book as a method of training the nation's youth in thrift and merits of the banking system. The comic book Is entitled: "Peter Penny and His Magic Dollar." General Electric Co. also is using a comic book to tell its story of jet propulsion. Administration pressure for lower prices is centering on home build- ine. President Truman and his aides believe if housing costs start slidine.

the wind will co out of a lot of high-priced commodities. Inside White House fact on the price situation is that lagging home building, rather than steel, is re garded as the key to the current price dilemma and the greatest threat of a possible nationwide -bust," TV 1 HI VtTIIHlL nun rvsriitME tiimimw TOD a' NATIONAL UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY cutting coal seams with mechanical saws Mr. Russell and loading coal with automatic machines. Dry cutting brings the dust up to around 300 million or 400 million particles per cubic foot of air, which highly dangerous. Dust can be reduced by using a spray of water with the cutting machines, but only a small percentage or mines ao this because water often is scarce nd expensive in the mines.

By utilizing synthetic soaps, the amount of water needed i3 reduced about four-fifths. The use of a water spray alone cuts dust particles to around 50 million to 80 million particles per cubic foot. This, however, is still around the danger point. The Bureau of Mines believes this should be reduced to approximately 20 million. Tests have shown that a synthetic, such as Nacconol made by Allied Chemical Dye used with the spray cuts the dust to 10 million particles por cubic foot.

The cost is less than one-fifth of a cent per ton of roal mined. Besides lessening the danger oi explosions, preventing silicosis and aiding illumination, the new system reduces the frequency need of rock-dusting. Apricots Aid Planes Apricot seeds keep airliner engines running smoothly. TWA uses thousands of them. The pits, reduced to the size of cracked wheat, are used as an abrasive in blasting carbon out of Constellation engine cylinder heads during overhaul.

Mecha'nics settled on the apricot pits after trying sand which took much time, and wheat which became a wartime scarcity. Consumer credit is expanding rapidly, bolstering purchasing power In 1947. But instalment purchases pi it a Urn on family incomes for nfxt year, and that will be the time when the business recession is the deepest. Although 50 per cent of American families are financially unable to satisfy theii clothing needs, continued shortages of men suits will b'Vst prices another five per cent by Fall, textile leaders predict. Italy will swing back into the U.S.

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