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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, MONDAY. AUGUST II, 1947 I Ve" tery. Beaver County. Surviving are her husband, James Haswell; two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Ashton, of Pittsburgh and Mrs.

Me sms. Richard and Thomas Williams; his father, Hays Williams; brother, William Williams, both of Indiana. Pa. and four sisters, Mrs. Ofafuores Allegheny College President Dr.

John R. Schullz Dies Nogle, Oil City; a son. Ken Irwin; F. O. E.

No. 1671. Irwin, end Life Veteran's Employes Association of the Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co. Military services will be held for Mr. Ray, who was a Spanish-American War Veteran.

Mrs. Mary Rogers Funeral services for Mrs. Mary McJunkln Rogers, a former Pitts-burgher, will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at Walter's Funeral Home, Mars.

Haswell, of Ellwood City, and1 man, both of Akron. Mrs. Ed-one grandchild. ward Shaffer, of Somerset, Pa. and (Mrs.

Wayne Lydic. of Pitcairn, Pa. Mrs. Jane Conner Funeral services will be held at 2 services for Mrs. Jane p.

m. tomorrow in the Orion C. Connerwidow of William rinkerton Funeral Home. 1014 Call-Conner, former Allegheny County fornia Avalon. lissa morrow neth Funeral McGeary Register tauqua.

He began as chairman of Missourian Joined Faculty in 1917 Harold Bagley and Mrs. Gosa Lut- John F. Perl Solemn requiem high mass for Millvale. will be sung Wednesday at a Chautauqua program which had or wills, win be held to at 2 p. m.

at H. Samson's, Neville St. Mrs. Rogers died Saturday In her 537 N. home at Conner died Saturday at the John F.

Perl, a lifetime resident of Mars. Mrs. survived by her age of 70 four daughters, Mrs. Paul! A descendant of the Brown and Mrs. Arthur L.

McGeary families of Old Allegheny, J. Kauffman and Mrs. Mrs. Conner was a member of the I- tt A 1 i i i win Born in Newport, R. Father Wrenn was a teacher in the preparatory school at Duquesne University from 1904 to 1905.

From 1907 to 1910 he was professor of humanities at the university. Father Wrenn was graduated from the preparatory school at Duquesne in 1897 and from the college in 1901. He was ordained in Paris in 1906. He had been chaplain at Mercy Hospital, Bay City. Funeral services will be held in Bay City Wednesday at 10 a.

m. Samuel Ray Samuel Ray, of Irwin, died in Deshon Hospital at Butler, Saturday. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday In the Rogers Funeral Home, Irwin, with burial in Irwin Union Cemetery.

Mr. Ruy, who was born in Irwin on April 12, 1879. was a retired machinist. He had been employed for 27 years by the Westinghouse Electric cV Manufacturing Co. He is survived by two sons.

Russell and Benjamin Rny, both of Irwin, and four grandchildren. His wife, Annie Loughner Ray, died in 1934. Mr. Ray was a member of Major James L. Srodes Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Camp No. 74, United Spanish War Veterans of Wilkins-burgh; J. Howard United Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 781, of He was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi, Acacia, Phi Beta Kappa. Rotary, American Dialect Society and the Assn.

of College Presidents. Dr. Schultz is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dora Nelson Schultz, and two children, James R. Schultz of Oakland, and Laurana Schultz.

an Allegheny graduate of June, 1047. Harry E. Stiles Harry E. Stiles. 67, of 5057 Ampere Hazelwood, a conductor nthe Baltimore fc Ohio Railroad for 43 years, died Sunday after a brief illness.

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen No. 803 will hold services at 8 p. m. today in the Leo G. Sullivan Funeral Home, 5128 Second Ave.

Burial will be at Strongstown, Wednesday. Mr. Stiles was born there, but lived in Hazelwood most of his life. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennie Stephens Stiles; four children, Melvin and Russell Stiles, and Mrs.

Fay Bolton, all of Pittsburgh: two sisters, Mrs. Ella Duncan, of Johnstown, and Mrs. Mary Conway, of Pittsburgh; two brothers, John and George Stiles, of Pittsburgh, and two grandchildren. Rev. Thomas A.

Wrenn Rev. Thomas A. Wrenn, 69, C.S. former professor at Duquesne University, died in Bay City, Saturday. Dr.

John Richie Bchultr. president of Allegheny College, died this rooming In Bpencer Hospital, Mead rille. He had been seriously ill for many weeks. Dr. Schultz was elected Allegheny's 14th president In 1943.

He had served there since 1917. first aa professor of English and then as dean of men. Bom in 1884 in Canton. he tended Canton High School and Culver-Stockton College, where he received a bachelor of arta degree in 1SC5. Attended l'ale After three years as principal of Canton High School, he entered Yale University.

He received a master of arts degree in 1909. For the next three years he was head of the English department at East St. one-week stands in the Midwest. Later he waa district superintendent of a circuit covering New England and New York. Studied Dialects Out of his experience as a boy in the Mississippi River town and as a teacher and showman in the Mississippi River area grew one of Dr.

Schultz's main interests the study of provincial speech and the lingo of rivermen. He wrote a number of articles on the subject. Dr. Schultz also wrote about Samuel Clemens, bringing to light a number of unpublished Mark Twain letters. His other publications include "Modern Essays." "The Unpublished Letters of Bayard Taylor" and "The Life of Alexander Barclay." In 1930 Dr.

Schultz became dean of men at Allegheny. He was named acting president in 1942 to fill the vacancy left by President William Pearson Tolley, now chancellor of Syracuse University. He received honorary degrees of Addy; one son. Charles Hugh K. McJunkin, and six grandchildren.

be in the Plum Creek New Texas. May C. Haswell May Clark Haswell. a resident of Pittsburgh, died at her home, 332 Hazel City, after a long illness. was 65.

Pittsburgh Mrs. Haswell First Presbs'terian Church of Brad-dock and the Eastern Star. She is survived by two sons, William of Erie, and Thomas of Cleveland. Burial will be in Highwood Cemetery. Clyde H.

Williams Clyde Hugh Williams, who served with the Pennsylvania State Police and for the past 14 years was sergeant of police for the Conemaugh 9 a. m. in St. Anthony's Church. Mr.

Perl died Saturday while attending a family outing. He was 45. For 25 years he was employed as a machinist with the John F. Casey Co. A member of St.

Anthony's Church and the Holy Name Society, his home was at 225 Lincoln Ave. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Amelia Perl: two sons. Raymond J.

and Frank Perl; his father, Frank Perl a brother, Frank Perl; six sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bonshire. Mrs. Joanna Vandergrlft. Mrs.

Mary Schofield, Mrs. Theresa Wolf, Mrs. Margaret Bollenbacher and Miss Francis Perl, all of the Pittsburgh district. Friends are being received at the Andrew Sirlin Funeral Home, 123 North Millvale. Burial will be of Ellwood City for Division of the Pennsylvania Rail-the years.

She was a mem- road, died Saturday following a Memorial Church. lingering illness. services will be held; Mr. Williams, 43, resided at 149 at 2:30 p. at the Pat-! Meade Bellevue.

Home, Ellwood City, I He is survived by his widow, Mrs. DR. JOHN RICHIE SCHULTZ College president dies. doctor of law from Allegheny, Mt. Union, the University of Pittsburgh Louis High School, East St.

Louis, Li. During the 1920s Dr. Schultz pent his. summers as an administrator for the old Redpath Chau in Locust Grove Ceme- Dorothy Richard Williams; two in She is with burial I Lost and Found DOG Black Eskimo Spitr. white tips on paws and mouth, Forbes Field-Oaky land are, answers to name Reward.

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Aug. 3 Child a pet. Reward. Colonial 1S2Q. IF you don't need it, swap Tt for something more useful by means of a Want Ad in The Press.

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A. B2.ih'. WILL person who found package containing woman's wearing apparel in locker. Greyhound Bus Terminal, Saturday evening. Aug.

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ness propostlon: free rent. Leal rvofices NOTICE hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of Article X. Section 1015. of the Business Corporation Law, approved May 5. 1933.

the Thatcher Distributors. a corporation of the State of New York, with principal office at No. 1901 Grand Central Avenue. Elmlra, New York, and registered office in Pennsvlvania at Oliver Building, 535 Smlthfleld Street. Pittsburgh, Corporation System, which, under date of May 8.

1944, was granted a Certificate of Authority by the Department of State of Pennsylvania to transact business in said Commonwealth, will, on the 14th day of August, 1947, present its application to said Department of State at Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, for a Certificate of Withdrawal. NOTICE Is hereby given of Intention to file Articles of Amendment with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Hsirlsburg, on Monday, the ISth day of August. 1947. by J.

G. Dickson Company, a Pennsylvania Business Corporation, having its registered office at No. 3220 Smatlman Street. City of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania. Said Articles of Amendment are to be filed under the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. 1933. The nature and character of the proposed amendment 1 to increase the authorized capital stock of the company from 1000 shares of capital stock without par value, consisting of common onlv. having a total stated value of $100,000.00 to 3000 shares of capital stock without pr value, consisting ot common vmlv, having a total ttd value of $300,000.00, and for these purposes to have, possess and enioy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act or Assembly ESTATE of Annette Norm, deceased, of Emsworth.

No. 336 of 1947. Letter testimentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who request all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all person Indebted to decedent to mk payment without delay to Elinor Annette Slgel, 167 Pennsylvania Em-worth. Pa or to William Bert Sands. St.

Nicholas Pa. ESTATE of Frank West, or Prank J. West, deceased, of Zephyr Hill. Pasco County. Florid.

No. 27l of 1947. Ancillary letter of rlmln1strattoo on hi estat were granted to trie undersigned who requests all person having claim or demnd sgalnst the eotst of decedent to mak known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Eva M. Altken. Ancillary 921 1, Coast Pgh.

(16. or to James L. Petri. Grant Pa. I win not be responsible for any debts contracted or Incurred bv my wife.

Violet Dmianl. as of thi dt. August 194T. Hallo Tamtam. 301 Brown-vtlie.

Ph. 10. Pa. Mefe Hf Wanted All advertisements tn The Pittsburgh Press Mate Help and Female Help Wanted columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis of compensation. ACCOUNTANT) Cost (manufacturing experience Wg and Salary Analysts: Junior Trainees i public CPA': Auditors Senior.

Junior travel Advertisingchain grocery: Chemists Galvanizing Department Supervision. Analytical; Bacteriologists: Engineers Civil (heavy foundation work; Mechanical-Experienced tn delgn and construction of chemical plant to work a Plant Engineer; Young, ome experience to train a Master Mechanic, other for production supervision: IndustrialWage and Salary Analyst; Metallurgical: Chemical research, production, sale: Teacher physical education, music, commercial, mechanical drawing. rt: Physicist: Secre-terle; Administrative Assistants: Clerks; Stenographer: Copy Typlt. Excellent unsdvertlsed positions. See our other listings under specific headings.

Cosmopolitan Professional Placement. Investment Building. CO. B324. ADVERTISING MAN Experienced copy witter, and assistant supervisor, local chain Men's Wear, tedy position, best pay.

Writ or call J. B. Greenberg 124 So. Pennsylvania Greenshurg. Pa.

ACCURATE Typist. 21-22. payroll, $10. Asplnwill district. INDUSTRIAL Mechsnlcal Engineer, 30-40, knowledge accounting.

350-37H. COLLEGE Graduate for training course in sales or management. 32-37. STOCK Boy. Recent high school grad.

Advancement. $25. TYPIST 21-25. advancement. $180- $16V BOOKKEEPER Full ch.

80-40. Em. Gen. Motors $300. PALES Experience wholes! or refill.

Electrical appliance. 35-35. Car furnished 2S0 and bonus MONTGOMERY EMPLOYMENT. 5100 Jenkln Arcad. ADJUSTER Large casualty lnsurnc compny eUlm department, permanent slried position, college graduate under 30 preferred: no experience necessarv.

see Mr Jones. nq t'nlon Trust Bliig. ADVERTISING Solicitor Telephone es- perienced. tor nroeram with exceptionally strong appeal. Good commission.

Apply in person. 609 Investment Bldg. APPLIANCE Sen-Ice Men Need two for automatic washer Instsllatlon and service. Experienced capable men preferred. Apply Radio Sound 20 Terminal Way.

8. or phone HE. 7200. APPLIANCE Man wanted by appliance distributor for in end around Pittsburgh: salary end commission, experience not necessary If jullncatlons re good. Phope Mr, Shumsker.

CE. 0015. for appointment. ARC and fitters, power brake operators and metal workers, THE SCHNABEL CO. a.

10th ex Muriel S. Fgb. Charles; J. Garvan. Mrs.

Samuel Stanley W. a brother, of Swissvale Burial will Cemetery, Mrs. Stella Mrs. Stella former this morning Ellwood She Born in was a resident past 47 ber of Bell Funeral Wednesdy ton Funeral St. Anthony's Cemetery- Melt Htlp Wanted ENGINEERS of every eUsstfleiew.

Excellent unadvertised openings. Cosmopolitan Professional Placement. Inveat- ment Building. CO. S324.

ESTIMATOR Experienced in estimating cost of cnemtcal process equipment end machinery. A background on plete fabricated equipment considered as acceptable experience. Engineering training desired but not essential. Permanent position. Writ S50.

Press ESTIMATOR for construction Must be A-l. Excellent opportunity ar.tjj reliable Arm. Estimating experience essential. State salary. Write A 589.

Press FACTORY MEN Steady work. Apply in person. F. J. Kress Box Company.

No. 1 Twenty-eiehth street. FLOOR Refinishers Appiv 1111 Larimer rear. Fast End. Cal! HO.

1104 daytime: EM. 07S8 evening -FOUNTAIN Reliable, over 17. experienced, evenings, weekend. Fegeet Pharmacy CH. 972.

FOUNTAIN Help Steady work; pay: experienced. Rands Drug. Penn Downtown. 701 FURNACE INSTALLERS In eoa gas Must have tools, transportation. Beet wags in city.

Apply 1127 Lacs. Home wood, or phone K.Iand FURNACE Installer With helper. Must have car. Bnehmer Keating Eggf Avt. EV.

4 100 Furnace Salesman With car. do not anawer unless two are capable of closin busmfts leafis furnished, $7S weekly advanced cramst commission If you qualify. JA. 0470. FURNACE RESET MAN" Good proposition.

Apply 8 m. only. 644 Warrington Ave. FURNITURE BUYER One of nation largest retail distributors of furniture has excellent opportunities for top-flight Buyer and Assistant. Must have knowledge of and experience in buying all lines of better trade furniture and good sense cf style nd design.

Salary commensurate with proven bility. Convenient interview will be arranged. Fepl giving fall qualifirstions. ase. education, experience, and salary expectations.

WRITE 538. PRESS FURNITURE Refinisher ond Repairman Steady position nd best wage wMs downtown furniture store for tnn wVS experience getting furniture ready for delivery. Reference required. See Mr. Elura.

BLUM'S 8 2 Llbery Aye Pgh Pa. GENERAL manager for large progressive furniture store located In Western Pennsylvania, not In Pittsburgh re: th: position requires thorough experienced furniture tore operator who knows how to handle a large organization and business: salary I open: please write for appointment, stating references and yur qtiaUflratlons In first letter, all reiiee h'd In strict confidence. Box S21. t.RILL mn and od b- Apply Ham Eggery. 860 Saw Will Run Blvd.

OU ARD with it. P. duty preferred: age 25-35; steady manufacturing company: tsp wages. Write 537. Press HEATING SALESMEN Experienced In hot water nd air-eon-ditioninx.

who can figure and sell fceat from bonatide leads: commission or salary. 5ee Mr. Ooldvarg FRANKLIN Cr CO. 718 PKNN AVE- GR 7T7. INSELBRIC Mechanics Experienced.

1st ctas3: no othera need apply. Hourly rale. F.V 201. INSELBRIC merhanlc. Call 6 p.

Hare! 24. flrst INSURANCE Salesmen Old estaSUAfied Industrial Insurance Company is ex-landing it activities to the Pittjotsrgh area for the building cf weekly decits. writing a brand new '3WAY PLAN" Policy providing Life. A and Kc-pftal Benefits. Only licensed men wnh proven records will be considered.

Men will be trained in our method of presentation and given drawing account of $7 5 plus, on commission nd bonus basis. Home Office Supervisor will interview daily in Roora 201 Fmplre Bldr Out-of-town men write Mr. Wm. INVESTIGATORS Age 25-35 Years Only Salaried positinn. Car esse-ntL 305 May Building INVESTIGATORS Insurance mist type S5 word per minute mini mum and have car.

Are 23-27. tlunal agency, rood future Teiesnone efler 3 p. m. only. Grant 0T.i A I OK -Hand vma Must be ioberT experienced with firing boilers: good references.

good living quarter for family b. Press. LANDSCAPE Man. experienced, handling men and landscape machinery. A.

Smith. 421 Bosss Ae EV. 3n. LATHE Hands Experienced turner and rouithers on brass castings: top pee; best working conditions. Canterbury Fireplace Accessories.

713 Susquehanna Homewrmd. FR. MACHINERY sales engineer or trainM salesman. Man with ATF background or similar sales experience. Large manufacturer-dealer need aggreasvie.

eonsi-entious representtive for Allegheny County and surrounding territory. Begin September 1 5. Oive complete education history, subsequent experience and employers. Confidential. Excellent startwe saiary.

Write 5S3. Press. MAN Experienced sportswear salesman, good Ace Pants Stores. 734 Pens Wilkinsburg MACHINIST Light 4 medium heavy lathe A all around machine work; downtown location: security Assured for 1st class mechanic. Write 560.

Press MAGAZINE MEN IV you feel that you can take complete charge of the mag-aitne division of the P. T. Collier A Son Corp. on commission basis? Automobile required. If so.

see Mr. Norn. 1211 Clark Building. a. m.

to 12 noon. MACHINISTS Lathe operators, iarg and small, vertical mill operators, larre and small: horizontal mill operators, large and small. Apply Union S'eel Castings. Division of Biawnox. 62nd and Butler Sts MAN WITH CAR Permanent position with secure future fcr ambitious man with good car: pay J4 5 weekly salary plus commission i bonus.

No experience ne-esry. i train you. See Mr. Hirschhurn. Consumers Ihmf Equipment Co.

1 B12 Murray Ave squirrel Kin. MAN 22-30. mechanically Inclined, to train as machine setter in local bos manufacturing firm. Write age. mechanical experience.

salary expected while training. a STT. Press. Man porter To clean storeroom and oscea Steady h-dsv week. Start S140.

Must be neat, willing worker Wrtt ge. experience. etc I. 5711. Press MAN 1 25-4 Si (or manager ef service s'atlon, lsry enmmlsstnn.

Training for veterans. Apply immediately. Spur Gas Station. Donor. P.

MAN with car To sell factory pre cision homes. No experience neeesaary. Ccmmlssions. Apply 612 Pnu Wilkinsburg. MAN to lnstll furnaces.

Including duct work, reference, reliable, competent: good wage, good wnrxing eond'tion. A pplv 44 Broacwsv, Pn-im ee Van wanted for Pawleirh. B'isine. opportunity we hep you I -t started, write Rawleigh a. Oept.

PKH-637-0, Chester. Pa. and Culver-Stockton. Death Notices HETTENBALOH Suddenly on Sunday morning, Aug. 10.

1947, Nellie Simpson of 7066 Woodland Ben Avon, formerly of Millvale, sister of Jennie Shlpman of Philadelphia, and James Simpson of Cincinnati, Ohio. Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home, 629 California Avalon. where services will be held on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Wednesday morning IIOI.COMB On Saturoay. Autrust 9.

1947. Hazel Elizabeth, aged 23 years, beloved wife of Mark Holcomb of 1123 Second Coraopolls. daughter of Andv Fingerhut: sister of Mary Claire and Pfc. Donald E. Fingerhut.

Friends received at the Russell L. Troxcll Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Coraooolis. where services will be held Tuesdav. August 12, at 2 o'clock.

Interment Coraooolis Cemetery. HOOK On Sunday. August 10. at 10:35 p. Elizabeth Niemeier.

widow of George Hook, of 3341 Delaware mother of Miss Gertrude Howard J. and Walter R. Hook: sister of Christian Niemeier, Mrs. Sonhla Piel of Indiana. also 4 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Frank W. Simons' Funeral Home, 2025 Perrvsville Ave. Services on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 clock. HUBERT On Saturday. August 9.

Marie, widow of the late George Hubert: mother of Marv. Mrs. Amelia Grimm. Louis and the late Joseph Hubert: sister of Mrs. Amelia Vorndran, late of 1618 Hatteras In her 76th year.

Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. lbbO Lowrie St. Solemn reouiem high mass at Most Holy Name Church. Tuesdav, at 10 a. m.

Christian Mothers. Catholic Women's Union. LCBA 105 and friends Invited. JFsVlavICH On Saturday, at his home. Evans Cltv.

Joseoh Jesu-lavich. beloved husband of Agatha Mllauskas Jesulavich. and father of Anna Chaoon. Marv Wasel. Stanley and Frank Jesulavich.

Funeral from A. L. Wenslovas' Funeral Home. 2128 Carson S. 6..

on Tuesdav. Aug. 12th. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Caslmir's Church at 9 a. m. Friends Incited. KELIFHFR On Saturday.

August 9. 1947. at 3:05 p. Katherine (Kate), sister of the late Johanna Murphy. Friends received at John A.

Frevvogel's, 3406 Fifth Ave. Funeral Wednesdav morning. Aug. 13. at 9:30 o'clock.

Hieh mass of reouiem at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. KRAPP On Sundav. August 10, 1947. Llllie Schoenmaker.

of 3254 Snrtng Garden wile of Edward KraDD. mother of Mrs. Lillian Stevens. Mrs. Marlon Wiegand.

Edward C. Gilbert K. of Cleveland. Ohio, end Robert J. Kraoo: sister of Mrs.

Frances Plake. Mrs. Tinv O'Berle. Mrs. Martha Enscoe and Pete Schoenmaker: also 8 grandchildren.

Funeral from the Home of Schell-haas and Son. 707 East N. 8 on Tuesdav at 3:15 p. m. Friends Invited.

LESZCzrWSKI (Lester) On Thursday, Aug. 7, 1947. Andrew Leszc-zewski. brother of Frank, Joseph and Mrs. Anna Howell, of 64 Barry S.

S. Funeral from the Drzewieckl Funeral Home, 119 8. ISth 8. 8, on Tuesday, Aug. 12th, at 8 a.

Requiem mass at St. Josephat'S Church, at 9 a. m. IIPINSKI On faturdav. Aug.

9th. 1947 Anthony, of 317 45th St. Husband of Joanna (Sumeracki and father of Mrs. M. Szvman-skl.

Walter. Stanlev. Joseoh and Mrs. Loretta Plczvnkl: also 13 grandchildren and one great grand-child. Friends received at the B.

E. Harenski Funeral Home. 191 43rd St. Reouiem mass in Holy Family Church on Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 9 a.

m. MeAFOOS On Sunday, August 10. 1947. at 8:15 a. John W.

Me-Afoo of 1328 Segel husband of Sarah Conrad, father of John Mrs Emma Zelgler and Mrs. Catherine Cridge, brother of Lawrence R. of Pittsburgh and Louis of Philadelphia. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau at Pennsylvania Ave.

on Tuesday at 8:30 o. m. Interment Wednesday at 10 a. m. Frienda Invited.

MeCARTHT On Friday. August 8. at 3:25 a. Thomas J. McCarthy, beloved husband of Elizabeth Scan-Ion McCarthy; brother of Anne, Vincent and Rev.

Josenh F. McCarthy. Funeral from his home: 1228 Brook-line on Mondav. August 11. it 9:15 a.

m. Solemn mass of re oulem at Resurrection emiren at FVtenda and memhers of Brookllne Post American Legion are invited MrFADDEN Suddenly, on Sundav, Aueut 10. 1947. at, 10 p. at his lata residence.

1215 Jancev John beloved husband of the late Rose OD'Brien McFadden. Funeral from the McCabe Funeral Home. 7204 Thoma Blvd on Thurdav at 8 30 a. m. Reouiem high mas at St.

aRohael's Church a t9 m. MeGVIRE On Sunday at 4 a. at her home, 201 North Graham Anna C. McOuire (Bock), beloved wife of the late James MrOutre. of Maro and James F.

McOuire. tater of William M. Bock. Funeral from McCabe a. 5300 Finn Wednesdav.

Aug. 13. 1947. at a ro Solemn requiem mas at St. Lawrences Church at 9 a.

m. MILLER Sunday afternoon, August 10, 1947. Harry husband of Jennie Bowman, of 226 Grant Ave, Bellevue; father of Betty Jane and Frederick S. Bowman; also 8 grandchildren; brother of Wilbert F. of Bellefontalne, Ohio, and Clyde W.

Muller of Pgh. Friends received at The T. M. Shea Funeral Home, 460 Lincoln Bellevue. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

OTT On August 10, 1947, at 4 p. nr. Elizabeth Ott. In her 84th year; sister of Louis O. Ott and Charles Ott.

Friends received at Courtley Funeral Home, Franklin Ave. at Coal Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment South Side Cemetery. OUTV On Mondav. August 1 147.

xva wiison. wire oi tne iaie Frank C. Owen, of 2603 Voelkel Dormont: mother of Mr. Mrv Jane Thompson and Clifford. Wilson Owen.

Friends received at The Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held on Wednesday at 3 o. m. Friends ln-vi' ed. Interment private.

"PALM IF. RI On Sundav. August 10. Elizabeth Foralone beloved wife of Charles Palmierl: mother of Mary. Thoma and Donald: iter of Mrs.

Anthony Dl Ouillo, Mr. Anthony Filep'eno. John, Ralph and William Forgione Friends received at her home. 116 Patterson Rankin. High mass of requiem at St.

Mary's R. C. Church on Wednesday, August 13, a 9 a. m. PALL On ThM'sdav.

Aug. 1. 1947: Frank J. (Toots) Paul. Formerly of 1059 New Arlington Ave.

Husband of Stephanie T. Belie Paul. Father of Frank. George. Robert.

Theresa. William and Carrol Paul. Son of Mra. Sadie and the late Frank Paul. Brother of Mrs.

Mamie Kimmel and Mr. Catherine Zerlck. Friends received at Colligan Bros. Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave.

Funeral on Tuesday. Aug. 12. at 8 a. m.

High ms of requiem at St. George's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invi'ed. FF ARSON At Frederick.

on Sundav. Augst 10. 1947. Mrs. A L.

Pearson Jr. (nee Cabanne). former resident of Pgh. for 34 year. Funeral services will be held at Cartv's Funeral Home.

54 East Patrick St. Tuesday at 3 P. m. Cremation will follow. Please omit flowers.

PF.RL Suddenlv, on Saturday, Aug. 9. 1947. John husband of Amelia Frohnapfel and father of Raymond J. and Frank Perl.

Friends may call at the Andrew J. Sirlin Funeral Home. 123 North Ave Millvale, until Wednesday, at 8:15 a. Requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Church, at 9 a.

m. PFIEFFR On Sunday. Aug. 10th, 1947, Salome Rapp Pfiefer, of 84 Beltzhoover Ave; wife of John Pfiefer; alster of Rochus J. Rapp.

Frienda received at Colligan Bros. Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Wednesday, Aug. 13th, at 8 a m.

High mass of requiem at St. Georges Church, at 9 a. m. Friends and Christian, Mother In vited. Male Htlp Wonted ACCOUNTING Teacher: give age, education, experience, reference.

Address. White. B-546. Press. ASSISTANT Manager A national finance company needs a good conscientious young man to train for the finance business.

Pleasant surroundings, plenty of opportunity for promotion, high school graduate preferred, single, with auto. Good starting salary, with allowance for car Insurance and vacation given all employees. Apply in person to Lincoln Loan Service, Room 203 Park Fifth and SmlthHeld, ASSISTANT manager for large independent dairy store; must be experienced grocery or fountain man; good opportunity and salary for right man; five all particulars. Including experience and salary expected in first let-ter. 593.

Press. Automotive Mechanics Two 3 1 Journeymen mechanics. Experienced for Ford. Mercury, Lincoln. See Mr.

Wilson. Midtown Motors, Inc. Tunnel St. at gplow Blvd. CO.

360 0 AUTOMOBILE porter (colored! wanted by reputable used car dealer; $4 5 per week: experienced in polishing, batteries and tire work. Call MU. 4773. Allegheny County Auto Mart. 831) Liberty Ave.

AUTO Mechanic Must have experience Chrysler products; top wages to good man; chance for advancement. ST. 6600 after 7 p. m. AUTO MECHANIC Thoroughly experienced on Chrysler.

Plymouth cars. Top wages and vacation. Liberty Dormont 3101 W. Liberty Ave. LE.

6700. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Steady work, vacation with rv. highest wagrs to right mn. Sewlckley 2294. AUTO Mechanic for Packard dealer.

wages: modern nop; latest equlp-ment. Write 568. Press. AUTO Mechanics (31 Experienced preferably on Fords, excellent working conditions, top wages, steadv employ-ment. Forest Hills Motor Co.

BR. 2700. AUTO Washer Simonize experience, references. Homestead Bulck 221 East Ninth Ave. BAKER Experienced In wholesale production, high quality cake, pastry, sweet dough.

Must be dependable, willing, fast. Splendid opportunity. Arch Arbor Bakery. Greensburr. Pa.

BAKER Experienced in cake baking: good salary. Apply in person 724 Broadway, McKees Pocks. BARTENDER, experienced, middle aged, with references. Write telephone num-ber. 5 54.

Press. BEAUTICIAN LICENSED To specialize in permanent removal of superfluous hair. Experience not necessary. Sia days, hours 9 to 6: Wednesday 9 to 1. Permanent, dienified executive position.

Your present salary or better to start. Air-conditioned. Vi-Ro-Gen. AT. 4057, BILLING CLERK Hours: 3" 30 p.

m. to 12.30 a. m. Must be fast typist. Write 573.

Press. BLOCK Layers 1st class, wanted immediately to contract foundation for 2 5 to 100 houses. Apply Skyline Ter-lac on Skvllne Drive. West Mifflin Borough, or call McKeesport 32875 or 8251. Body Gr Fender Man EXPERIENCED MAN PRrfFRPCO NORTH SIDE BUICK CO.

inn w. Stockton N. S. fA. 7SOO.

BODY and Fender Man Must beable to paint. Good wages. LI. 1130. BODY and fender msn to operate shop.

Commission basis. Write 529. Prefs BODY man painter, experience necessary. Universal Auto Sales. EV.

8195-465. BODY MAN EXPERIENCED 60-50 BASIS. HE. 7Q46. BOOKKEEPER 30-301 Capable of handling General Motor accounting Ptrt at once.

day-44 hour week Call Mr. Landrey. LX. 9800 (9-51 daily. BOOKKEEPER Accurate, experienced; complete et books: payroll, tome typing; excellent opportunity for advancement.

AT. 353A--3539. BOOKKEEPER General office manater State salary. references; local con-tractor's office. Write a B05.

Press. BOOKKEEPER Man or woman. Fa- mlltar with automotive bookkeeping. Rudy Auto Sales, Briddock. BR.

3111 BOTTLER and mixer; egperienced on Shield machinery; state age, experience nd alary expected. 561. Press. BRICKLAYERS (4) Union men. A-l mechanics only.

No telephone ealla Apply in person. Ask for Mr. siRnorcila Jerome Motor BOO 4th New Kensington. BUILDING mechanics, white. klilerf needed In Miami.

Elorlda, are. A. of L. preferred, Pteady employment for competent men, willing to work. 40-hour week.

Pay $1.75 carpenters: $2 masons, blocklayers. plasterers, finishers, til trade and plumber. Room $1 up: no family housing vaiibi. Transportation not furnished. Report or ppl to Ccntretor-Lrtor Committee, Congress Miami.

El. BUSHELMAF3 Tot repairing nd elot.V.ri IO De.mont Tailor. S0S West liberty Ae BUfCHER Meat cutter and counter man. Wilkinsburg district. FR.

6805 BUTCHER Meat cutter nd countei man, pleasant working condition, Mt Oliver district, eood wge for sober man. Write 871. Pre; BUTCHER Meteutter and counter man. Mt. Washington.

335 Bogg Av EV. 7T9. BUTCHER Wnted Experienced Call carnegi 33P.B. Canvassers Crew Mgrs. Consumer' ha plenty of all the fs: selling household necessities and car give you immediate delivery $1.2: down.

Item are all nationally adver tised brands. Our commission rt win ny you top per le. Unlimited territory. See Clark, between and 10: SO a. m.

1913 Murray Squirrel Hill. CANVASSERS CREW MORS. Morgan' leads, other follow. The largest house-lo-house installment firm ha openings for men with cars to sell our complete line of household necessities at $1 down. Highest commissions paid weekly.

Apply at one. 3 Penn Pittsburgh, Canvassers Crew Managers The only manufacturer tn the country needs live-wire mn to introduce the newest third dimension portrait pictures. Virgin territory: high commis-slon. Call EM. 74e for a npointment CANVASSER-SALESMAN To sell furnace cleaning service: salary nd commission.

Apply 8-9 a. m. only. 44 Warrington Ave. CANVASSERS House to house selling.

FUke, powder nd bar oaps. Established product. Reliable manufacturer. Liberal commission. Men or women.

Writ 590. Pres. CARPENTERS Non-union, otg money Drive out Washington through Mt. Lebanon and watch for ign, Mitchell Homes CARPENTERS Experienced remodeling work: 3119 Terrace St. MA.

S3s. mornings. CEMENT Finisher White: build own form; good wge and stesdy work for right mn. Glv reference. Write 553.

Press. Chief Investigator Large department store has opening, for man capable of directing protection department. Must be experienced in conducting all types of investigations. Retail experience preferred. WRITE 533.

PRES Mole Htlp Wanted CEMENT FINISHER STEADY WORK. LEHIGH S68. CHEMISTS Analytical, production, research, sales, development (Industrial coatings 1. Cosmopolitan Professional Placement. Investment Building.

CO. 5324. CIGAR CLERK Part time, 3 evenings weekly and Sunday Liggett Drug Fifth and Smlthfleld. CIGAR Stand Manager Must be experienced; not over 45. Interstate Company Restaurant.

Grant Bldg COLLEGE Graduate In Engineering or Business Administration, with some experience in construction field, for estimating, sales correspondence and purchasing. Capable man will develop Into sales manager handling national distribution patented window construction. Give complete details of education and experience In reply. E. K.

Gevser 915 McArdle Roadway. Pgh. (3i. COLLECTOR and Delivery Man Car necessary; salary and expenses. Apply 311 Ross Room 101.

COLLEGE Men Many available opportunities. Cosmopolitan Professional Placement. Investment Building. CO. B3 24.

"COMPOSITOR Must heexperlenced: 72 week: excellent opportunity for sdvancement. Write 572. Press. COST SUPERVISOR For cost system installation, cost analysts, and control work for medium sizm! North-pem Pa. plant.

Permanent work and promotioral opportunities within a iarje corporation, cost arroumim berk tround and familiarity with machine hop operations. College degree or equivalent, accounting or Industrial engineering: age under AO. Submit detailed resume tn confidence to 678, Press- COOK Experienced: full time. Apply In person, 9 a. Miss Baum, Presbyterian Hospital, 230 Lothropg St.

COOK One week. August 24-30, football training- camp. Contact Grorce Hoke. 1020 Fifth East McKees-port. Valley 6408.

COOK Short order, experienced, good wages. Apply in person 326 E. 8th Homestea COOK and kitchen help, no Sundays or holidays. Oliver Bld. Restaurant.

S27 Street before 1 1 a. ro. CREDIT and Financial Analyst for ner-manent employment- Reasonable salary with assured future. College degree in business administration preferred. Ate to 35: car essential.

In reply give details concerning marital status, education, past employment and (alary. Report supervisor. P. O. Box 1406, Pgh.

(301. "DENTAL TECHNICIAN" SET-UP SPECIALIST Commercial laboratory, tn Johnstown. Pa. Good wages and security for qualified man. Phone Johnjtown 4479.V DENTAL Technician Experienced in I.uxene or Acrylics, Steady position: 40-hour week.

Apply In person. Fast Liberty Dental Laboratory (9-5 p. m. I. DIE MAKERS Experienced en sheet metal blenklnr.

forming and drawing dies. Flrt class inly. Acme Stampint A Mfr 207 Corliss West End (Ca Mi. DISH WASHER -Porter Apply 2607 Hurray Avenue, Squirrel Hill. DISPATCHER Night turn: large motor freight co.

Write, giving ace. references, when available and all past experience. Write B70, Press. DOCTORS for assistant professorships. English llterstur 16, -17, 18 century specultiation end economic and psychology openings.

College sophomore level I. Cosmopolitan Professional Plaee-ment. Investment Building. CO. 4346.

DRAFTSMAN Shop experience, natural mechanical nd engineering talent preferred to college degree, good opportunity for ambitious, responsible young man. occastonsl chance to travel. Downtown location, write full particulars, experience and aalary expected to 819. Press. DRAFTSMAN With one or more rear of experience.

detailing tructurl ateel. Apply SM CENTl'FY BUTLDINd DRAFTSMEN Experienced mechanical and electrical designers. Write full Information to: Swindell-Dressier Corp. P. O.

Box 1888 Pittsburgh 30. Fa- DRAFTSMAN'S HELPER 31-23. with soma detail experience. To ork in drafting room. Good wages.

-day week Call John Cut between 9 and g. AT. W00. DRAFTSMEN Designer. experienced.

Many dvrtled opening. Cosmopolitan Profession! Placement. Investment Building. CO. P334.

ENCINEER MECHANICAL OR CHEMICAL Oeslrmg to enter field of estimating, rhermod dynamic, calculation and de-stening of heat exchange eouipment. onu experience In heat transfer desired but not essential. Writ A SSI. Pr- ENCINEER" Structural Designer An unususl opportunity for th right man who desires a permanent position which offers an interesting variety of work and a worthwhile future. Must be EXPERIENCED, preferably in design of Industrial plant.

Starting salary commensurate with 5-day, 40-hour week, time and half for overtime. Profit sharing plan. Vacation with py. sick leave. Mr.

Peterson. The Rust Engineering Co. Heeren Bldg. th and Penn Ave. Engineer with MATERIAL HANDLING Experience, personable, aggressive, with sales and office dminlstrtlv qualifications.

Exceptional and unusual opportunity In this new nd fait growing field for the largest and oldest Wooden Pallet company in the country. Main office In Pittsburgh. Write S7 2. Press. ENGINEER Graduate with industrial experience, preferably about 26 to SO.

for engineering work In Pittsburgh and vicinity. Address Inquiries to Mr. L. D. Hutcheson.

district engineer. Hartford Accident Indemnity Co J200 Arrott Pgh. (221. P. Stt qualifications, including education, experience.

expected ENGINEFP Mechanical or industrial; familiar with time and motion fudv, maeh. Uvout nd product engineering. related to, light sheet metal products. Write, glvtng background, experience and salary expected, to 634. Press.

ENGINEER SERVICE Under 30. Two years' college experience with heating controls Salary, expenses. Phone Mr. Douglas. l.t.

3i4. Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co. field off Tee work on construction of lrge. new. sfem power riant tt Courtney, Long Sob.

gooii Apply lob or phone Thorn. Monongh! 101 e. ENGINEER GRADUATE Electrical or Mechanical PreferBI with on to rive er' experience, splendid opportunity for Id-vancement PATTERSCll MACHINE CO. East Liverpool, Ohio. Dick Turner pills every three hours after he gets my bill!" Deoffc Notices TREMELLI1VG On Saturday.

Aug. 1947, at 5:30 p. m. Gertrude Duff Tremelling. of 731 Will beloved wife of John S.

Tremelling. and mother of John D. Tremelling. and sister of Mrs. William H.

Van Everv. Friends received at the Darters of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt.

Washington, where services will be held on Tuesdav. Aug: 12. at, 2:30 o. m. Canton O.

end Newburg (N. par-crs please copy. Tl'RNET On Fridav. Rose Turnev. mother of James Donald Mrs.

Olive Dunlevv and Mrs. Martha Jones. Funeral from the L. P. Smith Funeral Home.

1707 Brighton Place, on Mondav at 9:15 a m. Reouiem high mass at the Church of the Annunrlsfion at 10 o'clock. WALNOHA On Sunday. Aug. 10.

Charles of Bower Hill, husband of Marv Urksa Walnoha and father of Mrs. Mabel Adams, Mrs. Efctelia Rennirk. Charles Jr Clnre.nre. Lerov and Richard.

Frlrnrls received at the Frver Funeral Home. Washington Avenue. Brldcevllle. Services on Wedncsda at 10 a WHITE On Mondav morning. Aug 11.

Margaret Mccormick, wife John B. White, of 1719 Atkinson Drive Blackrtdge: mother of John Jr. of Oakmont, George Charles M. and Dorothv A. of Pittsburgh.

Mrs. R. Beadle Jr of Elk Rapids Mrs. Henrv E. Ludt Union.

New Jersey, and Ward M. White of Grand Rapids. Mich Friends received 8t. the Ravmond C. Waples Funeral Home.

Baum Blvd. at Graham where services will be held Wednesdav afternooc 3 o'clock. WILLIAMS On Saturday at 7:55 -Clyde of 149 Meade Bellevue. beloved husband of Dorothv Richard Willtama: father of Richard and Thomas. Friends received at the Orion C.

Pinkerton Funeral Home. 1014 California Avalon. where service will he held on Tuesdav ffernopn at 2 o'clock. WILSON Sundav. August 10.

Charles E. Wllaon. formerlv of Law-rencevllle. Peh. Friends received at The Rhein Funeral Home.

333 Butler Etna. Services Wednesdav et 2 n. m. YAHREft Aug. 9, 1947.

Elva Conner Yahres. of 71 Grant Etna, wife of Charles Yahrea. mother of Jean. Mary Weaver, Richard C. Frances Geahry and Samuel also grandchildren.

Daughter of Mrs. L. Conner, sister of Frances Conner, J. Earl and L. Conner.

Friends received at Mclntyre Aj Neelv Funeral Home. 644 Butler Etna. service Tuesday at 2:30 p. ZASKE On Monday. August at wiinam Charles, brother pf Fred W.

Zaske. Mr. Albert Dal-ton and Mrs Edward Scheiffele. of 406 Wabana St. Friend and mem-bars of John Marshall Lodge 734 F.

and A received at Geo. VI. Heard Funeral Home. 4047 Perrvsville Ave N. Servicea Wednesdav.

August 1). at 3 o. In Mtmerlem MARINO loving memory of our der son. Ralph (Sonny who died August 11. 14 6.

No on know how much we miss rou No on knows the bitter pain have suffered since lost you. Wa never thought your death wa near. We often lt nd think of you. And pek of how you died. To think you could not good-byt befor you closed your eye.

We tried so hrd to you; Our Prayers were all in vain-But you left us to remember. None on earth can take your place. happy home we once enjoyed; How sweet the memory still: But death ha left a loneliness The world can never fill. Sadly missed by Mother, Dad, Unci and those who loved him. Mr.

and Mrs. Angelo Marino. Funtrel Directors JAY A. McCAFFERY Funeral Home Ambulance Service 1512 Lincoln E. E.

MO. P48 WILLIAM SIRLIN CE. 2831. 30 X. Ohio and 3434 Brighton Rd.

Service Day or Night. FlerhU Gidas: Sprays, Baskets, $5 8710 FORBES ST. MA. -SC. 1300.

HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill's only store. 541 Sixth Ave. AT. LUBTN and SMALLEY. FLORISTS 126 Fifth Ave.

Grant 2200. Monument! i -Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY Memorial Park 3 8-grave lots, adjacent: beau'lful location near chimes. Glenshaw 966. Lost and Pound BOSTON Bull Terrier White mark on neck like "7." reward. FA.

9047. BROWN leather wallet containing cards, money and driver's license, lost on Liberty Ave. near Sullivan field; reward. Csll MA. 3344.

CAT Female! black with tan spots: vicinity Mt. Oliver: reward. HE. B409. CTMEO brooch Weddinr anniversary gift, nesr Raaenbaums.

Tuesday. Re- wsrd; CA. 4178. CHAIN Bracelet Yellow gold, 4 medallions; deslrn ladles' heads. Aug.

5, 1908, Inscribed; Saturday p. downtown-Brighton Road district. Sentl-mcnUI vine. Reward. AT.

6022. COIN! Purse Containing rosary, medal on chain and money; sentimental valu. Reward. HA. 399.

DIAMOND pln-e-Whlte gold. Chae-cott P. between S'. Henrv Church and Colons St. Liberal reward.

XV, ssia. CARNIVAL By "Have him take the pink end the brown ones right Death Notices PONSONBY On Saturday. August 9, 1947. William husband of Carrie Zltzman Ponsonby, of 4074 Greensburg Pike, Forest Hills. Pa.

Friends received at the T. D. Turner Funeral Home. 729 Wallace Ave Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. POWELL On Saturday.

August 9, 1947. Charles David, son of Charles P. and Aline Thompson Powell, of 100 Blddle Wilkinsburg. Friends received at the Funeral Home of T. D.

Turner, 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. POZEK On Friday. August 8. Mag-dalena Pozek, wife of the late Rudolph Pozek; mother of Mrs. Mary Prus.

Mrs. Anna Ketter. Mrs. Rose McGill, Nicholas. John.

Staff 6gt. Louis Pozek. Friends received at M. F. Leslie Funeral Home.

721 Brtishton Ave Funeral Tuesdav at 8 30 a. m. Requiem mass at The Church of Our Lady of the Blesaed Sacrament at 9 e. m. RAY Died at Veterans Hospital.

Aug. 9. Samuel, of Irwin, beloved father of Russell and Benjamin Ray, of Irwin. Friends received at the Rodgers Funeral Home, 310 Third Irwin. Military services Tuesday, at 2 p.

REID On Aug. 9. 1947. Annie H. Stuller, wife of the lata James H.

Reld, of 1038 Penn Ave mother of Hugh Mr. Annabelle Pearson and Dolly Reld Friends received at the Courtley Funeral Home, corner of Franklin Ave. and Cole St Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Monday evening at' 8 o'clock. Inter-ment at Brlsbln, Pa Tuesda y. RICHABOSON Sundav.

August 10. Marv Baker Richardson of 807 Cherrv Wav. Braddock, widow of Philln Richardson, mother of Mr. Anna Mae Cloughertv. Mrs.

Margaret Ott. Philln. James and Raymond, sister of Mrs Williamson of MrKeesoort. also 4 grandchildren. Friends received at the Llm-bacher Funeral Home.

24 Holland Braddock. Funeral on Wednesday. Aug. 13. high mass of reauiem at St.

Brendan's Church at 9 a. m. Friend invited. ROC.FRS Suddenly. Saturday," Aug.

9. 1947, at 12:30 n. Mary McJunkln Rogers, of Garfield Mars, Pa. Wife of Charles R. Rogers.

Mother of Mrs. Paul J. Oarvln, Perry Mrs. Arthur L. Olenn, Oakmont, Mrs.

Samuel J. Kauffan, Freeport. Mrs Stanley W. Addy, Charly Raymond Rogers, of Monroe, and a sister of Hugh K. McJunkln of Swtusval.

Friends received at the Walters Funeral Home, Mars. Pa Services will be held Tuesdav. at 3 m. Inter-ment Plum Creek Cemetery. HI 8H-Edna Malunnev.

on Sundav. Amuii 10, 1947. wife cf James E. Rush, mother of William Malunnev. daughter of Laura and the late Bernard MrElrov: alster of Bernard MrElrov.

Friends received at The p'Tool and O'Connor Funeral Home. S106 Second Ave Hazelwood Requiem high ms et, St. Stephen's Church on Wednesday at 9 a. m. flAYLOR On Frldav.

August 8. 947. Robert Kenneth, father of Kenneth Savior. Friends received at Flannerv Funeral Home. 201 Craig where services will be held on Mon da afternoon at 2 o'clock SCHAEFER Formerly of 308 N.

Graham St. on Frldav morning. Aug. 8-47, Agnes M. McConnell.

wife of Robert O. Brhaefer: sister of Mrs. W. R. Rau.

Mrs. Margaret Johnson. Mrs. Floretta Morgan and John R. McConnell.

Friend mav call at her home, 7.18 Perrv Highway Harden North Hills, where services will be held on Mondav afternoon at 3 o'clock. SCHMIDT At St. Petersburg. on Friday. Aug 8th, 1947, Anna Schmidt, wife of the late Andrew J.

Schmidt; mother of John A. Smith, Mr. Anna M. Perry. Mrs.

Mollle E. Smith, Mr. Lucille M. Lowe: sister of Mrs. Karl Klrschner.

Friends received at Colligan Bros. Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. Services on Wednesday, Aug. 13th, at 2 p.

m. Friends and members of Electa Chapter No. SI Order of Eastern Star invited. RCHl'LER At Sewlcklev. on Sundav.

August 10. 1947. Miss Isabel L. Bchuler. of 334 Beaver Iter of Amelia, 8.

Slagter of Henderson. Kv. Friends mav call at The Gray Funeral Home, 328 Beaver Sewlcklev. where services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

8F.DA On Baturdav. August 9. "1947. Anna, of 623 Trlnoli N. mother of Eugene Seda.

V. 8. M. C-. North siter of Rose Urban of Chicago.

111. Funeral from the home of Schellhsaa Ar Son, 707 East St, N. 8.. on Tuesdav at 3 o. m.

Memhers of C. D. No. 3. United Bohemlarw Lodge, and frienda Invited.

SIEBERT Fridav. August 8. 1947. Elizabeth Riebert. widow of John Siehert.

Friends received at the Jchn F. Semmelrock Funeral Home. 2134 Brownsville Road Carrlck. Servlre Monday at 2 o'clock. STII.ES On Sunday.

August 10, 1947. Harry of 5057 Ampere husband of Jennie Stephens Stiles; father of Melvin Russell, Gladya and Mrs. Fay brother of Mrs. Ella Duncan. Mr.

Mary Conway. John and George Stiles. AVeo 2 frandchildren Friends received at Sullivan's Funeral Home, 5128 Second Hazelwood. Services Monday, at 8 p. by B.

R. T. 808. Interment Wednesday, August 13. at 8trongstown, Pa.

(Johnstown and Indiana papers please copy.) TANNET 6n Sundav, Aug. 10th. 1947, Caroline Mattern, wife of the lata Capt. W. J.

Tanney; mother of Mra. Jamea 3. Fitzgerald and William H. Tanney. Also survived by 3 brothers, 3 grandchildren and 1 freat-grandson.

Friend received at he Chepel of John Slater and Sons. 228 Brownsville Rd Mt, Oliver. Funeral Wednesdav morning, 9 clock. Requiem mal at St. Joseph R.

C. Church, at 8:30 a. m. lg 'mil Ul 1.IJJ) HSU. 9.

I of of at 6 J. In 1 A Jo 6 Death Notictt RROKY On Sunday, August 10. Jorerih husband of Rose Bebak. trier of Mrs Helen Daube. Bertna Anne.

Stanlev. John. George and rriend received at his late residence. 120S Hooe Hollow Carnegie Pa. Funeral on Thursday.

August 14 at 8 a m. Reauiem mass in It linaMus" Church at 9 a. m. "nierment St, Ignatius Ceme'erv. "BR rs.VIK On Saturday.

Aug. 9. 1947 at 8:30 p. Elizabeth, wife of the late Joseph Brusnlk. Funeral at the FiBher Ac Owen Funeral Home.

126 Hazelwood on Tuesday morning at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Rt. Anna Church at 9 oelork. Friends Invited BlTxrR On Frldav.

Aug. f. 1947. at the Suburban General Hospital. Harrv F.

Buizler. of 155 South Bryant Bellevue. brother of William L. and Edward Butzler and nephew of Margaret K. Cook.

Friends and members of Royal Arcanum Council 445 and B. P. O. E. Allegheny 339 received at the Edward Dauchertv Funeral Home.

3S6 Lincoln Ave Bellevue Services Tuesday afternoon 3 30 p. nv Bl'LLMAN On Sunday, Aug. "lOth, 1947 Charles, husband of Edna Bull-man, of 717 Sandusky 8t formerly of BeUrhoover. Friends received st the Chapel of John H. 81ater and Song.

228 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. INew Castle papers please copy I CHICK On Mondav. Charles of 114 North Ave.

Millvale son of he ir Isadore and Caroline mrmr chiiflr hrother of Nettle Chuck and Bertha Guentener. Time later. CLARENCE On Mondav, August 11. at 6 30 a. James P.

Clarence, of 4S5 Oneida beloved husband of Marv Neubert Clarence. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Stater and Sons. Virginia Ave. tand Kearsarge Mt.

until 8 15 a Thursday. August 14. Reouiem high mass at St. Marv a of I he Mount Church at 9 m. C'ONICK On Fridav.

August 8. 1947. at 11:85 n. Charles B. Conlck.

auf 30 vears. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Conlck. of 1011 Portland brother of Mrs. W. L. Atkinson and Mrs.

Alice A. Hever. Friends received et. H. Samson 537 Neville St.

Reouiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church. Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock- Interment private. CONNFIl On Satlirdav. Aug. 9.

147. at 1 p. Jane McGearv. wife of the lae William Conner; rr.ofher of Thomas of Cleveland. Ohio, and William M.

Conner- of Erie. Pa. Friends will be received it Samson s. 537 Neville where services will be held Tuesdav ef'ernnnn at 2 o'clock. tl'LSHAW John on Friday, August 8.

at 1:10 p. at West Penn Hospital, of Duquesne. brother of Mrs. Anna Kelly of Buena Vista. Pa Mrs.

Margaret Burd of Forest Hills. Mrs. Harriet Buch-leitner of DuqueRne. Friends will be received at the Shaughnessy Funeral Home. 27 South Second Duquesne Funeral Tuesday morning at.

8 30. Requiem high mass at 9 o'clock In Holy Name R. C. Church In Duquesne. interment at the Holy Name Cemetery.

4 I Tl. KB Fridav. Aug. K. 1947.

et 715 o. Eva Cutler, beloved wife of the late Jacob Cutler, and mother of Mra. Abraham Perlsteln. Mr. Edward Ecker.

Oeorge and Julius Culler; ais'er of Mrs. Marv Shallat. Harrv Arkli of Detroit. Charles Arkln. of Pittsburgh: 1 grandchild.

Friends received at the RalDh Schugar Chanel. 5509 Center Ave where services will be held on Sundav. Aug 10. at 1 o. m.

Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Please omit flowers. DAILV Suddenlv, on Saturday. Aug. 9.

at 4 Thomas W. Dally, of 302 Amabelle beloved husband of Marie Near Daily; father of Mrs. Klrwtn Bryan and Bernard J. Dally; brother of Mr. Sadie Smith, Mr.

Margaret Oardine. John, Bernard and Joeph Dally. Friend received at the Parlors of Wm Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. (and Keariargt Mt. Washington, until 8 a.

m. Tuesday. Aug. 12. Requiem high mas at St.

Mary's of the Mount Church et 9 a. DAVIS Suddenlv. on Saturday. Aug, 9, 1947. Ezra (Ray) Davis, of 811 Second North Braddock.

husband of Miry Lewis and father of Jack and Mr. Francis Barth, brother of Mr J. S. Sheekey, of Loa Angeles, Calif Mr. A Lawler.

of North Braddock end Mr. C. McDonald, of SwUivale end Ted, of Braddock. Friend received at tha Zorn Funeral Home. 445 Fourth Braddock.

Funeral on Tuesday. Aug. 12. at 9:30 a. rp.

High ms of requiem at St Brendan's Church, at 10 a m. Friend invtd. EMANt'EL On Saturday, Augut 9. 1947. Clarence, In hli 74th year, husband of the lata Rose Bahl, and beloved father of Mr.

Ella Rush-lander. Clarence J. and Andrew H. Emanuel Friend received at Herman Chapel. 702 Ohio N.

Funeral Tuesday. August 12. at 10 00 a. Requiem mas et Nativity Roman Cat hollc Church et 10-30 a. m.

Scir rXNTiri. of N. Kradaock. ra on Friday. Aug 8.

1947. Anne, daughter of the late Jacob and Lena Encel: lfer cf Mrs, Fmma Shaffer. Mrs. Louise Deline. Mrs.

Gustave Weiss. PoDnle, George and August Engel. Friends received at. the Jobe Funeral Home. 123 Church St Turtle Creek, where sr vires will be held Mondav at 3 P-nv FNCitrtlT On Raturdav! Aug.

9. 1947, Maty A. (Fathl, In her 89fh year, widow of Charles Englert. mother of Mr. Loretta Burke of Tarentum, and William H.

of Ben Avon Heights; sister of John V. Fath. Friend received at the James Lowrie Funeral Home. 1407 Chateau St. Solemn requiem high mass at 8'.

Joseph Church, Liverpool Wednesday at 10 a. m. Friends and members of the L. 2. B.

A. Branch 280 Invited. Interment in North Side Catholic Cemetery. EVANS On Saturday morning. Aug.

9. 1947. Jack (Jim). of 4727 Baum Blvd. Husband of Anna 8'ackhouse Evans.

Father of George Frank F. William T. and Harrv A. Evans Brother of Mrs. Annie Esteo of Cel.

Friends mav call at the home of Ferguson-Wood Co Forbes St. at McKee Place. Oakland. 8ervlc.es Tuesdav at 2 o'clock. FARKIN'GER At the Butler County Memorial Hospital, on Saturday evening.

Aug. 9. Irwin Farringer. Jr. aged 18 years, son of Mr.

and Mr. Irwin 8. Farringer of Valencia. brother of Mrs. Vincent Mc-Candleaa of Butler.

Ray of Valencia, Mrs. Frsnk Keene of Evans Citv. and Richard and Maxlne at home. Friend received at McDonald's Funeral Home, Mars, Pa where services will be held on Tuesday Uf--, noon at 3 o'clock. FINK Suddenly, on Saturday, Aug.

9. 1947. Manuel, brother of Ben Fink. Friend received at Blank Bros. Funeral Home, Forbe St.

at Craft where ervlce will be held on Monday, Aug. 11, 1947. at 1 p. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. FRAfMAK On Sunday, August 10, 1947, Henrietta J.

Raab Frauman, wife of the late John F. Frauman, of 900 Sanduskv North Side: father of Millard Frauman of Avalon; tster of John Rudolph Raab and Mathilda MrOtvern. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends and Sarah White Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans and True Dame Sisterhood, No 48. Dames cf Malta, received at the Edward T.

Daugherty Funeral Home, 36A Lincoln Av Bellevue. Servicea Wednesday afternoon, at 2pm r.rnar:r nn Mondi 3947. Paloh husband of the late Marguerite Turner Oeorge: father of Mr A. McKenna and Richard George, of 7949 Hill Wllk. Friends received at the Turner Funeral Home.

729 Wallace Ave. Wllk where services will be held Wed Hdav a fternoon at 2 o'cloc k. Ot PP On Friday. August 8. 1947T Peter, beloved husband of- Catherine Parrevskas; father of Paul and Mrs Prostko.

of 902 Woodward Ave MrKees Rock. Pa. Funeral from the Prostko FusVral Home. Island McKeeS Pock, on Tuesday. August 12.

at 8 30 a Reouiem at Mother of Sorrowa R. C. church at 9 m. The Pittsburgh ire WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave. COUNTER SERVICE From 8 a.

m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays 8 a. m.

to 2 p. m. Closed Sundays and Holidays PHONE WANT ADS TO COURT 4900 a- m. to 9 p. m.

Dally 10 a. m. to 8 m. Sundays and Holidays For the Next Day's Paper h'opivertuing Accepted tor Publication the Same Day Excepting Deaths. Lost and Found and Help Wanted.

SUNDAY WANT-ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL 6 P. M. FRIDAY PHONE i IL Court 4900 TO CANCEL A WANT AD do Cwnoeliatlone Accepted Cm Day oi hud Ilea tloo Local WANT-AD Rt.it Discount for Cash Ob 3 er More Conecutle Insertion rv word per 1 coneeuu de We word per day 4 day a word per da 3 eneeutle daya tm a word par day 1 or 2 cnnaeeutlee (Ho discount on I or J-tlmt ad I Minimum 13 word. O-Jt-of-town rate odod request The FTttaoiireh Pre reere tne fa-h to properly claaalfy. tndem er an a.

Death Notice Including Funeral noticed. Card Pf Tbar-kA. In Memorlama. 3S par Hat Una. Situations Wanted rat.

3 per word, ete typa Minimum ehlres. 3Se. Moat be paid tor la advanoav Displayed Classified Tfeera are avaraye woraa ra a fin ami li. Ada ulm type Wrier itta agate, bordera. hlte era are charged on the 3ATI LlE rau.

The rate la 3c ir aaate line for 7 eoneerutive daya We a fnr raah Ada ordered 4 to a- corcutli daya are charceo at lie rate ol 33o per agate Una. leea Tor raaa Ada ordered 3 eon-eecanre em 3e per agate Una. tea for tarh 1-3 time b4s are 64 fer agate Una I no discount). 'Ordering Want-Ads Trained adtaMera will gladly Palp IB preparation or your ao. A pnooe to COURT W0 pute you In in-a -a at 4oucb with an atflclant adtaker Box Number Replie AdTertlaera not deairlng to dladoae Iseir easee er adareaaea may take aovantage ot Tne Preaa Boa number" Service.

Replies to "Boa Num. br Ad should ee mailed or delivered an Tha Pittsburgh Preaa Boule vard Main Office or to the Branch Identity ot "Boy, e4vrure will net Number' addressee cnum-u twn varda when Boulevard aorea is used, but when Branch Office eodreee ta uaed 3 to 4 words wiU be charged for. It replies to -Bos JumberT- Ad are to be mailed. 5 Or roust be paid by tne aa eertuer Death fVotei A.VDEBSON Harry 8 June. ate formerly of Corsopolis.

at 6-eiclc'ev HoiOHal 8aiioi. Aurus. 194T Survived by his Msrv W. of Sewlrlilev: sitter. Kn.

ffjell Mehr.ey of Ceraopolis. feimen of Glen Rocs. tt-otfter Joseph Robert, pr cf Crraopcll Jee ti of e-ewicA-er: Frcisra tz wiimin-tr. -Se! eVervice Wedneartay at 11 f. rrt tha Jnai the.

pp A Ciinger i-Tl Hami Ills rourth Ave. Corscrclts Irtermer Coraooolt Censter (Dr B. Welsh offtrlat-i: IWgrren (O. pauera plrasa a rail. of Ply rndav au- ia: 1847.

at 10:1 Peter. on ft the late Henrv and Catherine t-'umoiI: April. and brother of Friends received at the Erny Furera! Chepel. South lSih and Jane Btt Tuneral Tuen.lav 8 18 a ra. Beiulem high man at hu l.r'rha?'.

Churrh at 9 a. m. ASTHl On TrltJav. Aug. 8.

1947. Harvey beloved husband of Nellie Ajth-JT. cf 844 Kirkbride K. father of John and George R. Arhur.

rnends received at the Toward T. Daughertv Funeral Home. 35 Ave Bellevue. Serv-lre afternoon at 2 o'clock. Commandana No.

3S Tesplar services Monday, at 9 3D ABTON On Fndav. Aug. 8. 19471 EwiS Peter, husband of Anne Ashton of Bridge Oakdale. Fa and fa'her of Katv Anne.

Mar-trevnd Pe'ft Ashton. Priends re-reivd at Thcrna Puneral Home, OaJtdale Pa Peoulem mas at ft. Patrick Church. Noblentown. Pa Monday.

Aug. 11. at 9 a. m. p-rit fiowers.

F.tALE Norman beloved husband Annie Harned, died Saturday aft- emoos at 4. is p. m. at tonnuence. Fa Father cf J.

Harned Beale. Zrr.esi N. Beale. Mra. Irma Ofler.

lr Hazel Robinson, Mra. Jean Psr-stance. Mrs. Maria Lerene Moses. Services Tuesday at 3 p.

m. at resilerc FEHNER--On Saturday. Aupust 9. 1547. Robert Clifton, of 53 fiheridan Ave, Btlievue.

husband of Mrs A Behr.er: father of Mr. N. Mr Sara Stafford. Mra, Fran. Pell and John A.

Jemiaon. Friend received at the Edward T. Dsuahertv Funeral Hosne. 36 Lin coln Ave Believye. Services Mon day erenir.f at 8 interment Tuesday at 10 a.

PrtL On Monday. August 11. 1947 TSomai Bell, beloved husband of Annie. Win Bell, father of Mr. MUi.

Mrs Emma Horstman. T.rt Anna Bevard and Matthew Bell, frienfi received st the Beinhauer Mcrtsarv, West Liberty Ave. of later. rrRKCLBAt f.H Buddenlv. on 8at-vres August 9.

1947. William 8. on of Mr. Fred Lvpe 4 -e Rowlands Brother of Lerov AtrelJe Frederick Beraelhaueh and received a' Cieslak Funeral JTorre. a I eou'h jvn street Purer! aervlres on Tuesrfsv at 2 cm.

Setrh Side Cemetyrv. FLISfc Oeorge 8. beloved hubnd ef Mertfc Moore: father of Mrs Fieretce Koebert. Mrs, Csrolvn De Isneyt-John and Harry Bits Funeral -cm w. Winter Funeral Home, 4730 Frlendahlp Ave.

on Tuesdav Aug 2th at 9 a. Requiem high r-a at t. Joeph'a Church at 10 a -m Fnencl Invited JiOfM On Rundav. August 1ft. Plchard A.

of 4201 'anton Ave. asbarid of Dorothv Sweialskl. eon Ancrew tr.H Amelia Boehm. Fii- err rom the Hennmeer Funeral I're, Butler on Weinen- Aucue! 13 at American oat coa ana invr.ea. 1 i.vae.

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