The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 15

89--Aulo Acceuories-Tires REBUILT MOTOnS-Ctwvrelot '4 with trade: Flymoui '41-'33. lieo.03 with trade; Foi HS0.05 with trade. won gornory Wart Tire Dent. OS 8-455 TJHES--Sneclil prlct on new, UK and Bocomu. Shsrtzw Tire.

3 E. GB 7-2128; Fsrmlni ton. 9-5592 or DAv 1-4452. AUTO AND TBDCK RENTAb-Moi yourself. UK can lor rent.

Rcni A-Ku Co. GE 7-2071 or OE 8-769 ADTO8 RENTED--Hourly, dally an weekly ratei. C. Si L. Auto Leasln lobby of White Swan Bote Phone OI 8-7460 before 5 p.m.

Al Ur 5 oil MA or HA 8-9134 91--Motorcycles Bicycles BICYCLE--Boy's Scbwlnn. 26-ln. speed new. $40.00. JU 3-9535.

92-Repairing-SefKtce Stations ALIGNMENT $3 up General repairs on all makes cara Quick service. Towing an tender repairing, painting, col Ualon service. Free estimates George's 413 W. Main St. GE 8-4961 93-Wmled-Aulomolive CEEAN AUTOS WANTED.

Call GE 8-9013. OASStfliD DISPLAY CUNNINGHAM CHEVROLET '56 Plymouth 4-dr. Belvedere A.T. Nice shape $1080 WFord 8, 2-dr $1095 '56 Chevy, 8 cyl. 4-dr.

9 pass. wagon $1295 '58 Chevrolet 4-door $1095 '48 Jeep 4-wheel drive. Nice shape '60 Chev. Mi-ton Demo. $295 New Salem CH 5-2331 SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 4-door 6-cyl.

Auto. 150 95 '51 Nash Good mechanically. '51 Stude 4-door 6-cyl. std. shift '4S Plymouth 2-door sdn.

Very good condition '51 Olds 98 H'top cpe. radio, Hydra '51 Chevrolet 4-door. P. Glide, 6-cyl. R.H....

BRYSON MOTORS "YOUR SERVICE DEALER" 231 E. Fayette St. GE 8-8531 95 Clearance Sale on all goods. Boys' Shorts, 3 prs. $1., Boys' Jackets, $1.95, Boys' Sport Shirts, $1.50, Boys' Pants, $1.50, Boys' Sport Topcoats, values, $8.95, Now $4.95, Boys' Shoes, prs.

of Drapes, assorted patterns and colors, $2.95 a pr, Boys' Caps and Girls' Hats, $1.00, Rag Rugs, 27x50 $1.50, Bays' Polo Shirts, 50c, Ladies' Purses, $1.50, Rag Rugs, 27x100, $2.98, Ladies' Dresses, $1.00. Many Other Bargains, too numerous to Mention. BARKETT'S Clothing Store CHURCH STREET FAIRCHANCE, PA. 94-Publlc hies AUCTION SBRVIOC-Ha too Willlim ctez, Auctioneer Onlontown, pa. OI S-W8.

AUCTION SALES--Complete Kn Wylle S. RittcnbouH. Auctioneer Vandorbllt, Pa. Pbone OSborne 7-2300 or QEnevs 7-4131. AUCTIONEERING I sales now and all summer.

Auctioneer. Nick Ponoirlch. LOwell 3-94M. CUSSIflED DBHAY MOVING with everywhere 90 N. Plttxbugb St.

Phone QBneva 8-39M trta United Van lae, ROSSINI'S '57 Dodge Royal 4-door Hardtop, radio, heater. Pushbutton 1 A drive '56 Buick Special 2-door hardtop, radio, heat- er, Dynaflow. '34 Ford Crestline 4-door sedan, radio, heater, Automatic transmission Your Masontown Olds-Pontiac Dealer New Route 21 Masontown JU 3-7747 A A APPLY NOW FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS AS CLERICALS AND TYPISTS We ire a. fast-growing, proiws- elve Insurance company located In a beautiful new building In the suburban area of Washington D.C. The Clerical positions require no previous experience.

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Chevy Chase, Md. Call OUver 6-1000 Ext. 351 for directions to our offices or take the No. 30 bus marked Friendship Hgts. or Penna.

ride to Friendship Terminal. MARK HOWARD tat! Fabulous discoupts 'tin the fashionwise, allinew Pontiac because we need used cars nt MARK Hiw MM" 450 Connellsville Uniontown, Pa. JUST ARRIVED! NEW SHIPMENT OF 1960 VOLKSWAGENS ALL COLORS Convertibles Buses Sedans IMMEDIATE ON-THE-SPOT DELIVERY FINANCING TRADE-INS ACCEPTED 1695 PRICE (2 door sedans) Brownsville, Po. STote 5-5700 LEGAL KOIKES NOTICE TO BIDDERS School District of the Towniiiln ot Franklin. Fayttte county.

Penn- Bylvuiln, solicits staled competitive bids tor school supplies, coal And Janitor supplies lor the school year Specifications and requirements may bo obtained from the under elgned In the Smock School Build' Ing. Smock. Pennsylvania. All bids must be In the hinds ol the undersigned on or bMore June 1. at 9 o'clock A.

M. In this Smock School Tania. Building, Smock. PnnnsylKRANKLli: TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT BDOAB R. SPARROW.

Secretary UAMIED DISPLAY "Le Car Hot" SPECIALS '56 Ford 8-pass. $1 Sts. wgn. Fordo. 7 '58 Dodge Royal Sedan.

P. Steering, 1 7 Automatic 7 '56 Buick i a 2-door. Standard trans '47 Cadillac 60 sdn. R. H.

Auto '55 Mercury sdn. R. H. Auto '53 Dodge convert. New top.

Orioles Seek New Catcher BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Orioles are shopping for a replacement for catcher Gus Triandos who will submit to surgery Wednesday on a damaged thumb. The Orioles have Joe Ginsberg and Clint Courtney behind Triandos, but Courtney is recuperating from a serious infection of an index finger. Gene Green, an outfielder catcher acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals last winter, is on Baltimore's farm club at Miami, but the Orioles reportedly are seeking a from another major league club. The Orioles announced Sunday that Triandos is being put on the 30-day disabled list.

Dr. Erwin Mayer, team physician, said the 29-year-old catcher should be able to play "within three or four weeks." It is hoped the surgery will relieve a nerve restriction which developed in Triandos' right thumb after he was struck on the back of the hand by a foul tip last Aug. 1. Triandos skidded to a .216 bat- ling average after the injury last season and is hitting only .150 this year. He hit 23 homers before the njury last year but has hit only two since.

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Phone JOrdan 4-7417 or GEneva 8-5034 (We trade for anything) Says Corum Disappointed MORGANTOWN. W.Va disappointed but not discouraged," Coach Gene Corum said in the wake of his West Virginia varsity's 21-14 loss to the WVU Alumni in a spring football practice game. "We didn't expect to be able to run against that big Alumni line Saturday, but we did hope to. do a little better in passing against them," Corurn declared. Indeed, the Varsity showed little of a running attack, winding up with a net loss of 16 yards in rushing.

The regulars completed seven of 16 passes for 91 yards. Corum termed the play of his chaiges in the second half much better than that in the first half. "They seemed to be a little hesitant playing against some of those big names," Conim said in reference to Sam Huff and Joe Marconi, a couple of pro stalwarts in the Alumni lineup. Amana Hess, Jacciuc Sturm Patty Lehman, Patty Miller, Shir ley Bierer, Dolores Carol Feuster, Mary Lou Hvizdos, Su Seehoffer and Beverly Collins, em ploycs of Ihe Bookkeeping Dept of Gallatin National Bank, enter tained their mothers at a dime at Mont Chateau, Lake Lynn, i observance of 's Day Mothers who attended were Mrs Jesse Hess, Mrs. Ruth Sturm Mrs.

Lester Lehman, Mrs. Ewin Miller, Mrs. Roy Bierer, James Sica, Mrs. Charles Bossart Mrs. John Brain, Mrs.

i Williams and Mrs. Charles Col lins. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Abels, 2 Princeton have returnee from a trip to New York.

William J. 141 Bel mont Circle, is celebrating hi birthday anniversary today, Ma; Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and son Lawrence, of Princeton Ave. spent the weekend in York at the home of former's son-in-law am daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Arthur an son, Mark, and Mrs. Arthur's mother, Mrs.

Leona Stewart, Fairchance, attended the Moth er's Day Sing at West Virginia University on Sunday where the Arthurs' son, William, served as director. Pam Gordon, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles Gordon, Colum bus, Ohio, is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Margaret Swaney ol Hop'wood. Her mother is the for mer Patty Lou Swaney.

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GE 8-1681 All-American Is Replaced SEATTLE (AP) Even an AJ1- America quarterback can be replaced. As the University of Washington football team resumed spring practice today All-American Bob Schloredt was the No. 2 quarterback. Bob Hivner was running the first string when Washington completed its first week of spring work Saturday. The switch is not new for either of the junior quarterbacks.

Hivner opened Ihe season last fall as the varsity signal-caller. He broke a finger in the opening game against Colorado and Schloredt took over. Under his leadership the team capped 9-1 season with a 44-8 victory over Wisconsin the Rose Bowl. HARRISBURG (AP)--A group of guidance specialists spread out over Pennsylvania today to begin a week-long survey of how the public schools are teaching mentally gifted and talented children. The survey is the first field project for Gov.

Lawrence's Committee on Education. During the week 19 specialists will visit one school each daily, For a total of 95. They will report back next weekend to evaluate their findings. At a briefing Sunday, the group was advised to give particular attention to how the schools are handling the creative thinker. Students To Present S.S.

District Program Released Time a i School students will present a program i meeting of District 3, Fayette County Sunday School Assn. tonight at 7:45. The Children's Chorus will offer several selections in the program to be held in the First Presbyterian Church, Fairchance. Mrs. Magdaline Brewer will install new officers.

ry's record publications. Wheeling Entries FIRST Claiming-purse tl.OOO. maiden. 4-5-years-olds, 5 furlongs. 7--Judge Fortney.

120. West. B--Sir Brilliant, 120. no boy. 4--Slgtown.

115. Cholna. 3--Dennis Delyte. 120. no boy.

5--Scene Again, 115. no boy. 1--Sis Queen. 115. Fernicola.

2--Hi-Sheila. 115. Herman. 6--Royal Husy. 1.15.

no boy Also eligible--Ardrlte. 120 and Giotto 120. SECOND--ClRlmlns-purse $1.000, 4-year-olris and up. 5 furlongs. 5--Prince Errard.

115. Fernicola. 8--Jack Scott. 115. no boy.

2--Beau Bound. 110. West. 7--High Vision. 110.

McKenzle. 1--Speedster. 115. Strange. 4--Rocket Light.

115. no boy. 6--Dr. Sam McL. 115, no ooy.

3--Chevy chase. 105. Alison. Also eligible--Doreens Play 115 find Sister Edward. 105.

THIRD--Cialmlns-purse $1.000. 4- vear-olds and up. furlongs. 2--Gllcklac. 115.

no boy. 3--Sunrise Siren. 110, Fernicola. Son. 115.

McKenzia. 4--War Cable. 115. no boy. 5--111 Volto.

115. no boy. I--You First, 115. no 8--Sixty Oh. 110.

Powley. 6--Prout Ruby. 105, Brousseau. Also eligible--Swift and Bright 115 and Bush Ballad 110. FOURTH--Clalmtns-purse $1.000.

4-year-olds and up. 5 furlongs. 3--Dunham, 1J3. no boy. R--High Rate, 118.

Stldham. 2--lean Ann H. 113. no boy. 5--Future K.

113. no boy. 4--Paul Stamm. 118. Jones.

7--Swent Vermouth. 118. Hasher. 1--Chomolungma, 113, no boy. FIFTH--Clalmtns-purse Jl.OOO.

4- year-olds and up. 7 turlonga. 7--Lovetlan. 115, no boy. 8--Radiance.

110. no boy. 1--a-Lochmel, 115. no boy. 2--Bonnie Inez.

110. no boy. 5--Miss Malaprop. 115. no boy.

6--Hachler. 115. no hoy- 3--Devon Day. 115. no boy.

4--YourK Ever, 110. no boy. Also eligible--a-Cllsys Dnnre. 110. a-Mrs.

'F. W. Morris and Mrs. M. G.

LonRerhram entry. SIXTH--Clalrnlng-purso $1.000, 4- ypar-olds and up. 7 furlongs. 4--Lone Stan. 120.

no bny. 5--Deep River. 120. O'Nrll. 2--Elide Away, 120.

Jones. 3--War Lady. 115, O'Nell. 1--Matrix. 115.

no 7--TOKR Roman, 117, Rodrtgiiea. 6--Dishes Flying, 115. O'Nell. SEVENTH--Clalmlng-purse. 4-year-oldfi and up, 1 miles.

4--Snothcr War. 115. Strange. 2--Tobago. 120.

Hasher. 1--Sidereal. 120. no 5--Oeala. 110, no boy.

6--Pollys Last. 115, Cholna. 8--Lost Word. 120. Fernicoln.

7--Smoko Signal. 113. gtrangn. 3--Country Cuss, 120, no boy. EIGIITH-Clalmlng-purts.

$1.000, 4-yrar-olds and up, 1 miles. Lad. no boy. 3--Etherldge. i no boy.

4--Mmurement, llfl, Ffrnlcola. lift. Amos. 1--My fault. 118.

Haihcr. 8--Shifting Star. ON'fll. a--Ticklish. 118.

no boy. AIU eligible-- Cholw its. I queen election. State Newspapers' List Is Compiled HARRISBURG (AP)--A list of all newspapers published in Pennsylvania since colonial days is being compiled by the state library as an aid to historians and political scientists. James R.

Hoping, director of reader services, said Saturday it is the first attempt since 1936 to correct and modernize the libra- Mary Paulo, Lemon motored to Wheeling, W. Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Nick Paulo and family. Irene Revak, New Salem, is va cationing this week from her du ies at Murphy's.

Kenny Doman, son of Mr. an Mrs. William Doman, 245 N. Ga latin is celebrating his 14t birthday anniversary today, Maj 9. He attends Lafayette Junio High School.

Dorothy Gabor, vacationing this week from he duties at Murphy's. Donna Hutchinson of Maple St has resigned from her duties a Kaufman's and has accepted position with DiMarco Food Pro ducts. Vivian Gall, 492 N. Gallatin Ave has returned to her dutie at Murphy's after a two weeks vacation. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Elmer Marker 133 Evans spent Sunday i Keyser, W. where they visil ed Mr. and Mrs.

C. 0. Byrd They accompanied home Mrs Marker's mother, Mrs. Ina Knigh who had been visiting in Keyse with her brother-in-law and sis ter for the past three weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bobak, Con tinental 2, recently visited in Bob town with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Novak. Mrs.

Catherine Darretl of Mark 'eysburg, observed her birthda; anniversary Sunday, May 8. Janet Harford, Braddock Ave. is vacationing this week from hei duties at Metzler's. Mr. and Mrs.

John Cernuska itar Junction, will celebrate their second wedding anniversary Tues day, May 10. They are parents son, Danny. Mrs. Cernuska is he former Catherine Sabia. Mrs.

William Moser and son 3onny, of Masontown, are spend ng two weeks with Mrs. Moser's and sister, Ml', ant Mrs. George Galich of Washing D. C. Gary Crayne of the Uniontown Shopping Center branch of Galla in National Bank has been trans erred temporarily to the Con nellsville Brimstone Corner office of the same bank.

Mrs. J. Elmer Marker, 133 Evans will observe her birthday anniversary Tuesday, May 10. She employed as a teller with the Gallatin National Bank. Mr.

and Mrs. James Howarc rad son, Jeffrey, formerly of Meuchen, N. spent several days lere with their parents, Mr. and John Dodgson and Mrs. Lena toward.

They were en route to Detroit, where Mr. Howard las been transferred by RCA Corp. to new duties at the gov- rnment arsenal there. Mrs. Isabel Brauer, Oaklani has been discharged from iff 's Hospital, Pittsburgh, nd is recuperating si home.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McDowell, 1 Dunkard will observe leir 13th wedding anniver a Tuesday, May 10. They are par- nts of two children, Buddy Lee nd Rosemarie. Mrs.

McDowell is le former Mary L. Altamonte, aughter of Dominick Altamonte. Dorothy Markutsa, Leith, is va- ationing for two weeks from her uties in the Installment a of the Gallatin National of state newspaper Mononpahela Man Slate, Jaycee Head PHILADELPHIA (AP--John S. Campbell Jr. of Monongahela is the new president of the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Harry B.

Light Jr. of Southampton. Philip F. Slebler Jr. of Pitts- was elected first vice president and William Johnson of Stroudsburg was named executive 'ice president Saturday night dur- ng the group's annual convention.

Auto Accessory Theft CUSPS Probed Here City police a continued probing two more cases of auto accessory thefts reported here during the weekend. Jack Foster. 49 Oakland told police four hubcaps were removed from his auto while parked in front of his home. Leonard Freeman, 70 Oakland said four hubcaps were stolen from his car while parked in a garage near his home. Peruvian Educator At Republic, Rotary Republic Rotary Club will moet tomorrow evening al 6:15 in the Sons of Italy Hall there.

Mrs. Rebecca Sarmiento de Baca, a Peruvian educational leader inlcrning at the Noss Laboratory School. California State College. address the group. lank.

William Arthur, son of Mr. and Irs. Byron Arthur, Fairchance, elebrated his 21st birthday anni- ersary Thursday, May 5. He is student at West Virginia Uni- ersity. Terry Ann Bethel, daughter of Ir.

and Mrs. W. E. Bethel, Berke- ey. will celebrate her Uth rthday anniversary Tuesday, day 10.

She is a granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. John Janesko, Collier. Emily Seighman of New Salem, will observe her birthday anniversary Tuesday, May 10. Boyd McDowell of Monaca, recently visited his mother.

Mrs. Mary McDowell, a patient in Uniontown Nursing and Convalescent Center. N. Gallatin Ave. Mary Paulo, a faculty member of Whyel School, will observe her i a anniversary Tuesday May 10.

She resides at 79 Lemon St. Betty Frame, Pittsburgh is vacationing from her duties at Murphy's this week. Richard Kallch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kalich of Morgantown celebrated his birthday anniversary Tuesday.

May 3. A freshman at Ben Franklin Junior High School, he is an Evening Standard carrier. Mrs. Azile Sisler of Orlando, is visiting her mother, Mrs. W.

T. A of Feathers Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson of Kilgorc Farm, were recent guests of Mr.

Nicholson's brother- in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Robert S. Goe of Towsen, Md. Ann Maher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Maher ot N. Ml. Vcrnon celebrated her birthday anniversary Saturday. May 7. She is a student at West Virginia University.

The program was arranged by Joseph Kovalik. John Mazzocco is club president. Negro Girl Named Queen At Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO. Mich. Grace Hayes, 21, a Negro girl from Little Rock, has been crowned as Kalamazoo College's queen of the May.

Grace was elected by the student body. was the first time a Negro girl has won the annual Johnstown Stones Fall JOHNSTOWN. Pa. (AP)-Abo 30 stones weighing a ton apiec thundered down onto McConaugh Street in Johnstown's West En Sunday night when a wall co lapsed. The stones blocked Ihe slree knocked down power lines an damaged a house.

No injurii were reported. The stones formed part of wall of a ramp leading to Brow: town Bridge, which crosses ma: line tracks of the Pennsylvani Railroad. Trains were held up about half hour while rails were checke for damage. The ramp had been closed vehicular traffic about a monll Police said steady rain over th past two days apparently cause the wall to collapse. 1,400 'Casualties' In Pittsburgh Test PITTSBURGH (AP) Approx imately 1,400 simulated casua ties were channeled to Pittsburg hospitals Saturday during tt city's third annual disaster dril The center of the execise wa the University of Pittsburgh sta dium where a 200-bed emergenc hospilal was set up.

A steady, all-day rain fell dur ing the drill, which was designe to prepare hospitals and medica agencies for the handling of mas casualties in the event of atomic bomb attack. Areford PTA Meeting Set For This Evening Education in South Union Twp will be the theme for a program by Areford PTA tonight at it o'clock meeting in the higl school cafeteria. New officers will be installec )y Supervising Principal James VI. Hazen, who also will addres the PTA members. Walter Cook is retiring president.

The social hour will be charge of the eighth grade moth ers under the supervision of Mrs Adam Buchheit and Mrs. Glenn rleeves. Kyoto, a city 330 miles from Tokyo, was the capital of Japan until 1868. DEATH NOTICES DICK, NELLIE FRANKS Friendi are being- received In the C. Death Sons Funeral Home, New Salem until today at 2 p.

the hour of service. The Elder James Reynolds Will officiate. Burla wifl be In Salem View Cemetery DOBNSTFK. CARR 64 years of Hopwood died Monday. May 9 1960 at 12:20 A.

M. after an extended Illness. HH was district manager of tht Metropolitan Uf Insurance and retired hi Juni 1958. He is survived by his wife Carrie Klauger Dornsife; or daughter, Mrs. Jean Selilridge St.

Louis, three sons. Ca: of Bound Brook. N. Harry PiUmiin. N.

J. and Glen of Ess- ton. two brothers, Howard of Eoston and Ray of Bethlehem Pa. He was a member of St Paul's Lutheran Church and The Reading Lodge of F. A.

M. and a veteran of World War I. He was preceded in death by his mother Alice Sictzer Dornsife on April 21, 1960. Friends will be received in the GJcason Funeral Home, 114 E. Fayette St.

Tuesday from 7 to only and on Wednesday after 4 o'clock In the Otto Funeral Home, Ashland, Pa. where services will be held Thursday at 2 M. Interment in the Founn tain Springs Cemetery. HAMO, NEZHA Agen 61. 118 S.

Main Masontown. died Saturday. May 7. 1960 at 6 a. m.

In the West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh. She was a member the All Saint's R.C. Church, Mn- sontown; Catholic Daughters of America. Court 1623, Masontown. She WOE predeceased by her husband.

George Hamo in 1950. She is survived by these children, Peter, Harry. Mrs. Gerald (Mary Lofstoad and Mrs. Guy (Margaret) Cappellinl.

Masontown; Mrs. Anthony (Agnes) Marsollno, Uniontown, eleven grandchildren; a sister, Mary Lebbad. Brooklyn, N. Y. One brother and one sister reside In South America.

Friends are hcins received in the Yoney Funeral Home. Masontown where prayer service will be held Tuesday at 10 a. followed by Solemn High Mass of Requiem In the All Saint's R.C. Church. Masontown.

The Rev. Fr. Robert Ham mond will be celebrant; the Rev. Fd. R.

J. Shuda, deacon; the Rev Fr. Nicholas Thomas the sub deacon. I will he in the St. Aqnes Cemetery.

Lcckrone. Members of the Catholic Daughters of America, Masontown. will meet In the funeral home this evening at 7 o'clock and members of the Albert Gallatin Fourth General Assembly. Knights of Columbus at 8 o'clock to re- Rosary. Serving na paJ)- bcarers will be.

J. T. Ambrose. John Hanna, Willinm Standish, Frnncls Abl-Nader. Norman John, Paul VotttllB.

2 U.S. Students Killed In Wreck ST. MARYS, Pa. A An auto-truck collision killed two high school students Sunday on Route 2,55 just south of St. Marys.

Killed were David Hannibal, 17, a passenger in the car, and Robert Snydcr, 17, the car driver. Both were students at St. Marys Catholic High School and wero to have graduated May 31. Six other persons, including truck driver Mclvin Shelandor ol St. Marys, wert hospitalizedt IGINBOTHAM.

DAVID MORGAN --AKCd 80. Chalk Hill, died In the Union town Hospital, Friday evening. May fi. I960. He waa a son of thp Iritc R.

W. and Elizabeth MorRan Hlginbotham. He a member of the Laurel Lodge F. A.M. fi5i; rjniontown Lodge of Pittsburgh Consls- tnry.

He was associated with the former Title ft Trust was president, of the former Union Trust and was president and mnnasor of the. Canyon Coal Co. He Is survived by three nieces. Mrs. C.

F. Moran, Detroit Mrs. Helen Snyder, Baltimore. Mrs. Alox Burns, Hohokns.

N. four nephews, Edward Burchlnal. GanH; Mnl- folm (Mno Burchinal. Smithfield: A. H.

Gans. WUbrftham, a H. M. Gans of Gans. Friends bring received at the J.

a Johnston Ai Sons, 65 N. a Ave. where services will be hftld l.hlB afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Earl P.

Confer will officiate. Interment wilt h(? in Pleasant View Cemetery. JOHNSON. LULA--AffCrf 74. ji resident of 81 Filck Brownavllle, died Saturday.

May 7. 11)60 at a. m. In thft Brownsville General Hospital. Born February 6, 1886, In Bruin.

she was a daughter of the late Samuel and Matle Nolan Mulllns. She was a member of the Church of Jcsua Christ. Vandorhllt. She IR survived by her husband, Norman one riauRhter, Mrs. Fred Flick.

six Rrandchlldren; nine Rrnat-Krnndchlldren: two lis- ters. Mrs. Elizabeth Evans. Ash- Kind, Mrs. Jamcn Johnson, New CnBtlfi and several nieces and ncphnws.

Friends arc. being received in the KUdnw Funeral home, where services win today at 2 p. m. The Rev. JOMph shazer will officiate.

Interment, will ho in UtayetM Memorial Park. Truman Is 76 Years Old INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (API- Harry S. Truman, in a television broadcast, acknowledged greetings on his 76th birthday Sunday. "I wish I could persuade the clock lo run backward and take off some of the years that have accumulated," the former President said.

'I have found that this cannot happen, so I am devoting my life to informing the young people about the greatest government in the history of the world, under which they live. "I try to impress them with the fact that they did not inherit that great government without there having been a struggle and sacrifice by (heir forebears." Pioneer Has New Voice WASHINGTON (AP) Nearly months after its launching, the Pioneer space probe has a new voice. Radio signals sent more than eight million miles switched on "unday the 150-watt transmitter vhich had been silent since Pioneer's March 11 launching from Cape Canaveral, Fla. DEATH NOTICES JORDAN. DONALD 23 of TJnlontown and formerly of Dunbar, died Sunday, May i960 at 2:30 a.

ni. Born March 8, 1932 In Connellsvllle, he was a son of the late Fuller and Mary Belle Hardy Jordan. He waa a veteran of the Conflict. -He is survived by his wife, Helen Jordan: one daughter. Donna Rae; three sisters and two brothers, Mrs.

Frank Loss, Wisconsin; Mrs. Paul Helzer, Ohio; Mrs. Bernlce Puzio. Uniontown; Howard Jordan. Cleveland.

Jamea W. Jordan, Connellsvllle. Friends are being received in the Burhans Funeral Home. Dunbar. Requiem High Mass will be intoned Tuesday at 9:30 m.

In St. Therese C. Church. The Rer. Fr.

Nicholas J. Thomas will celebrate the Mass. Interment will be in Sylvan Heights Cemetery, KAVLICK, BERNARD--Aged 17. 241 Titus Bobtown, died Saturday, May 7. 1960 at 1210 a.

m. Born Auguit 20. 1942 in Bobtown, he was ion of Walter' and Mary Auther Kavllck. He. was a senior or Mapletown High School.

In addition to his parents, he is by these brothers and sisters, Mrs. Mary Jo Hood. Pittsburgh; Vincent, Port Wayne, Linus, David and Lucille at home; paternal grandfather. John Kav- llck, Bobtown; maternal grandpnt- ens, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Auther, Bobtown. friends are being received, in the Michael Lucas Funeral Home, Carmlchaels where prayer service will be held today at 9:30 a. followed by Requiem High Man in Ignatius R. C. Church, Bobtown.

The Rev. Fr. William Dannecfcer wiir officiate. Interment will be in Evergreen Memorial Park. ABMEDA--Aged R.D.

2, Little Brownfleld, died Sunday, May 8, 1960 at 8:05 p. m. in the Uniontown Hospital. She IB survived by one son. Jacob at home; three grand children; two great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received after 7 o'clock this evening in the Gleason Funeral Home, 114 E. Fayette St. Arrangements are Incomplete. NOTE-r-change of service. LINDSAY, ALBERT F.

Friends are being received hi the Goldsboro Funeral Home, Fairchance. until 12 noon'today and'In the Church, of God, High House from until 2 p. the'hour of service. The Rev. J.

K. Morgan will officiate. Interment will be In Walnut Hill Cemetery. HYERS, ASA--Aged 71. Markleysburg.

died Saturday, May 7. 1960 in the Spear Convalescent Home. Markl'eysburg. He is survived by these brothers and sisters. William and Gilbert Myers.

Mnrkleysburg; Naomi Thompson, Pittsburgh; Theodore and George Myers, Uniontown; Robert Myers, Markleye- burg; Mrs, Kstherine Thomas, Frederlcktown. Friends are being received In the Rodahaver Funeral Home, Marhlcysburg where Kerv- Iceg will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. The Kev. H.

S. Kanard and the Rev. Harrah Anderson will officiate. Interment will ba In the Thomas Cemetery. 'LAKICK.

FRANK--Friends are being received in the Vlto P. DeCarlo Funeral Home, Mill New Salem, until Tuesday at 9 a. m. when prayer service will be held, followed by Holy Liturgy in the St. Nicholas G.C.

Church. Brownsville. The Hev. Fr. Demetrius Yackanich will officiate.

Inter- men will be in the church cemetery. Parastas will be held this evening at 7:30. ROACH. FRANK--Age 73 years of Dilliner. dlfcd Sunday.

May 8, 1960. He was a retired coal miner. Friends are being received in thn Herod Funeral Home, Pt. Marion until 2 P. M.

Tuesday when funeral services will be conducted with Rev. Fr. John J. Gaytios officiating. Interment in Wolfs cemetery.

Dilliner, RUNTICH. AUGUST--Aged 70. Republic, died Saturday. May 7. 1960.

He is survived by two brothers. Frank Truntich, Washington, D.C.; Louis Truntich, Crucible. He was a member of the UMWA. local 8649. Friends will be received in the Flack-Manicci Funeral Home.

Republic after 7 o'clock this evening until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock when prayer services will be held. Interment will be in the Holy Rosary cemetery. OODWARD, HARRIETT ANN PAULL--Age 62 years, of 78 Millview Union town, died Saturday. May 7, I960, at 1:10 o'clock In the Cleveland Clinic, here she had been admitted in April. She Is survived by her husband, Raymond Woodward, three sisters.

Mrs. Etta Ccchran of Unlontown; Mrs. Marry Kerfoot of Washington, D. and Mrs. Thelma Stoner of Unlontown and three brothers, Robert Pnull of Cumberland.

Orval T. Paull of Cleveland. Ohio and Fuller T. Paull of Unlontown. Friends are bolng received in the Mlncrd Funeral Home, 19fi W.

Main where services will be held Tuesday at, 3:30 p. m. The Rev. Earl P. Confer will officiate.

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