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i i i 't In color In Sundays Sun-Telegraph comics 2- Pittsburgh sun-telegraph Monday, march 31, mi Death Notices SHITTY Strand Major Wins Sun-T ele Duckpin Crown Jean Streppa (Feld's), 482; championship. Jimmy Hud-Frances Berberick (Strand), darts 589 and Bob Elro's 238 462, and Rosine Ellish (Bran- were highs A. Brant's 508 nan's), 458. was outstanding in the North Pittsburgh Womens Tenpin ALDMtMAN- Suddenly, on Monday. March 31.

19.58, Milton, be-Ioed husband of Mrs Etta Alderman; father of Mrs Adrienne Arenson, Lvnne and Richard E. Alderman; brother of Mrs. Frances Kaufman, Mrs. Ann Loden. Mrs.

Rof-e Cohen, Peter, all of Los Angeles. Cal. and George Alderman of New York. Friends received at the Burton L. Hirst Chapel, 2104 N.urrav Ae Squirrel Hill (opp.

Morroafleid Notice of time later B4KIR On Saturday, March 29. 19jo, Anna Stephens of 32b4 Lang-itt Ave wife of Stephen; mother of George, John. Eaul and Alice Irwin: also five grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Rd.

Requiem high mass at the Holy Ghost G. C. Church Tuesday at 9 a BAKTLLTT On Sundav, March 30, 19511. at 9 40 Edna Kop-mann. beloted wife of Lawrence E.

Bartlett 8r of 179 No. Sprague Ave Bellevue mother of Law- rence E. tUrry) Jr. and Virginia Lee Bartlett, daughter of Eva Lude and the late William c. Kopmann; ist-r of Mrs.

Hester Schmude, Mrs. Florence T. McCoubne and AAilharr Kopmann. Norwood Harnngfon Chapter 3ob 8. and friends received at the Frank W.

S.mons Funeral Home, 2025 ville Ate. Services on Thursday morn'ng at 11 clock. SAJI CAVCILLA roared along with 243, 256 and 226 lor a 728 in the Estep Classic Lanes Tenpin League League Lou Yeagers 232 and 591 were high spots in the Elks Tenpin Tournament League Dick Dailey's 590 wluvvvviriiiiT Cookie Daniels Was deprived of a perfect tenpin game by an obstinate No. 4 pin. He got a 289 In a Metropolitan match for the Grenshurg Amvets.son mark In the North Pitts-.

Dick Ceyers 248-642 led burgh Tenpin League Car-the South Pittsburgh Tenpin-men Pottos 647 featured Mon ners John Sharenko start-j Valley duckmrj shooting ed a 671 with a 264 in the Park The Mon Valley Women's Palace All-Star Tennin League League will banouet at the By PHILIP GRABOUSKI Strand Alleys has wrapped Up the Sun-Telegraph Womens Major Duckpin League championship. By winning two out of three from Felds Pharmacy while runnerup Cy Carapellucci was being blanked by Esteps, Strands clinched the top honors at Esteps Classic Lanes yesterday. In other matches Knox Court bested the May Club 2-1, and Brannans Bowl did likewise to Jims Sporting Coeds. Strand's league leading mark is 60-42 and Carapel-luccis is 56-46. Brannans moved into a tie with Cara-pellueci, but neither team can overcome Strands since there Is but one match to go.

PEG HRABAK of Esteps rolled the high game and high series 207 and 499 yesterday. Other top series Included Agnes King (Knox), 494; Rose Marie Gruber (May Club), 485; Cecelia Gall (Jim's), 483; Dan Dears 555 led the McKees Rocks Commer cial duckpinners Anna Macko scored a 225 game In the Happy Go Lucky League. RAY SHOOP, Pittsburgh Gage ace, carted off the scor- Ing title in the City Industrial Duckpin League, his 157 aver- age enabled him to finish al most three points ahead of Mike Pozar. American Stan dard (52-28) won the team Wampum Hi Five Comes Through 11 Death Notices Wicks; also three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the Frank W.

Simons Funerai Home. 2025 Perrysvllle Ave. Service Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock 1LITTMA.V On Monday, March 31. 1958, at 7 55 a. Mary Phttnian.

beloved wife of the late Aaron Phttman; mother of Esther, Aoe and Louis Pltttman of Jack Plittmnti of San Bprnardmo. Cal and Mrs. Frances Milton of also' four grandchildren. Services will be held at the Ralph Bchugar Chapel. 5509 Center Ave on Tuesday April J.

at 2 30 p. m. Interment nai Israel Cemetery. POLLING! Suddenly, at his home, on March 20, 19o8, Paul A. Pollinger, huebantl of Kathleen Kelly of 21Q Pine Rd Edgeworth, Pa father of Mrs.

June G. Ensign, Falls Church, Va Lt. tj Paul George. U. 8 Jacksonville.

and Donald Kellv. at home; son of George Pollinger. Fdgeworth. Pa Friends received at the Irvine Funeral Home. 702 Bepver Sewlcklev.

Requiem high mass In St. James R. C. Church. Bcwickley, on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

REARDON On Saturday. March 29, 1958 Fmma of 202 Florence St W'tlmerdmg. mother of James, Fdward and Robert Reardon. Mune Thomas. Dorothv Olunt and Irene Bhenefelt.

Friends received at Scott Funera Home 301 Marguerite Ave, Wilmerdlng Requiem mass at St. Aloysius church on Wednesday- at 10 a. m. RIHH.il On Saturday, March 29, lJ.iH at Hunt'Mllr. Ala.

Frank husband of the late Threa M. May. and father of Mrs. O. P.

(Gertrude! Kohler: aho one grandchild. Friends received at the HeSnauer Funeral Rome 907 Char-tiers McKees Rocks, until Tuesday, April 1. Requiem high mss in 8t. Mary's R. C.

Church at 9 a. m. REINHART Nellie Ford of Joseph A. Reinhart, of 9136 Saginaw Dr McCer.dless Twp (formerly of Flmhurat St N. 8 on Pndav, March 28.

1958. beloved mother of Ford. Mr AnnAmsrle Donovan, Mrs Helen OBrien. John Mrs. Jean Charles H.

and Mrs. Betty Claire Donovan; sister of Mav A. Ford, also 31 grandchildren. Friends may call at O'Briens, 3724 California at Cooper Aves N. 8.

Solemn requiem mass at 6t. Te-resa Church Tuesday at 10 a. m. KIHN March 29. 1958, John Joseph, of Hieber Rd Allison Park, husband of Bella May Rihn, father of Mrs.

Iola List, Mrs. Mabel Winkler, Mrs. Isabel Obiinger. Mrs, Eva Balogi. Mrs.

Margaret Dumont, Mrs. Elsie Bluine Mrs. Sally Ruetschi. Mrs. Edith LaFever, law rence.

John. Mayo and Robert Rihn and William Rmoltzer. 45 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren: brother of Mrs. Cora Miller, George and Lawrence Rihn. Friends received at the Nerlv Funeral Home, 2208 Mt.

Roval Blvd Olen-ahaw. Servjce Tuesday at 2 p. led South Hills Businessmens Croatian Club in Donora June 4. The officers are Martha Venturing president; Midge Bailey', vice president, and Babe Kroskte, secretary-treas urer Helen Markums 536 and Sara Pendros 506 led the Smoky i i a King's Queens rolled 2,367 with Angle Stephensons 210-501 and won i three Starlet games from Brannans Bowl. Agnes King's ,466 netted West End a 2-1 Starlet win.

per cent) and visceral approach to the game of basketball (100 per cent) came to the fore several times in its run down the tournament gauntlet but they were never more astutely applied than in Fridays record-breaking performance. The total score and Wampums 82 points were the highest of any. final game so far. Then too, there was the immeasurable rebounding performance of 6-0 Harold Allen that trimmed about ten inches off each of Columbias plus-6-footers. IN SATURDAYS game at the Penn Palestra, Haverford's sharpies hit Altoona in the face with a full-court press in the first minute and struck gold.

The press worked im mediately and when the Easterners realized Altoona could not solve It, they kept it on. They got more field goals (28) and more points (67) than any team ever had in the final and the 67-45 score came within three points of the largest winning margin of 25 opened up In 1934 in Pittsburgh Souths 4217 defeat of Reading. THE 12 FIELD goals by Haverford's Dan George tied the mark set by Farrell's Julius McCoy in 1952 and the 46 goals by both teams tied the record set by Farrell and Coatesville in the same game. Philly area observers maintain that Haverford was not the strongest District 1 team this season. They put Chester first and York of District 3 second.

The outcome of their playoffs, it appears, was almost as hard to dig as the Western results. Tiny Sylvia Pin Leader Pettite Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia, has taken over the all-events lead in the annual Pennsylvania State Women's Tenpin tournament at Brannans Bowl, McKees Rocks. The four-foot-11 bowler amassed a total of 1,845 pins in nine games. She had a 651 series as her Deborah Hospital team rolled 2,573 for second place in Class A team event Saturday. Then she added 633 in the doubles and 559 in the singles lead with 2,239.

30 By RUSS FRAISKE Its the week following the official close of the scholastic basketball season and theres an unnacustomed lull hover ing over the district scene where ordinarily at this stage there would be some sort of acclaim awaiting the WPIAL Class A champion. Its one of the few times since World War II that victory celebrations and savory rehashes do not follow the prevl o-u-s Saturdays state championship game. Instead, post-mortems were the order of the day as area fans returned from Philadelphia clucking in sympathy over the trouncing taken by this years Western representative, Altoona, in the title game. SATURDAYS GAME In which Altoonas Lions were run over by the Fords of Haverford and left for dead marked only the third time in the last ten seasons that some WPIAL school failed to carry home championship honors in the major division. Simply because no WPIAL team made the final this time.

However, it was not a total loss this season. Wampum saw to that. The Indians of Butler Hennon still have the fans raving, and that includes the Eastern fans who watched the fabulous little band of marksmen riddle Columbias giants on Friday, 82-64, in the state Class championship game in Hershey. Wampums title, its secorifl, gave the WPIAL its seventh Class championship since the recording of statewide play was started 14 seasons ago. WAMPUM'S shooting (57 Recognition At Last! LONDON (INS.) Mrs.

Sunny Anderson of England was officially recognized today for swimming the English Channel 25 years after she accomplished the feat. Mrs. Anderson, now 47, swam the channel from France to England in 1935 but was not recognized for it because she failed to submit a detailed chart of her crossing before making the long distance 'swim. A Death Notices Pgh also 12 grandchildren. Services ill be held at the Ralph Bchugar Chapel, 5509 Center Ave on Wednesday.

Atirll 2, at 11 a. m. Interment Temple final Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flower family requests contributions be made to the Cancer Fund. WOZNIAK On Sundav.

March 30. 1958, Mary of 318 44th beloved wife of the late Adam Woz-niak; sister of Mr. Helen Suhet-ller, aunt of Mrs. Jane OBrvnn, Mrs. Marie Malinowski.

Mrs Martha Cook, Mrs. Bernice Barkovich. Dennis and Theodore Kaczmarek. Friends received at the B. K.

Harenskl Funeral Home. 216 44th from 2-5 and 7-9 p. m. Requiem mass In Holy Family Church Wednesday. April 2, at 9 a.

m. ZlLLERS On Saturday. March 29. 1958. Ellen Adel McCaffrey of 1303 LaClair Regent Square, beloved wife of the late William mother of William H.

Zellers and sister of Rose Mary Qelm and the late Thomas McCaffrey of Braddock. Friends received at tha Nied Funeral Home. 7441 Washington Bt BwiBSvale. Solemn masa of requiem at Bt. Anselms R.

C. Church on Tuesday at 9 a. m. In Memoriams GILMORE JOHN In lovine memory of my beloved husband uho passed away one year ago, March 31. 1957.

A wonderful husband, father and aid. One who waa better God never made; A wonderful worker, io loyal and true. One in a million Uiat husband was you. Radiy mimed by his Wife and step children. Florists EASTER FLOWERS Order Early CO 1-V174 Fifth Avenue Flower Shop MOT Filth Avi.

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Pennsylvania Date of first publication March 17. 1958 Notice la hereby eiven that on March 6. 1958 one 1949 Ford 2-door Sedan. Serial No. 96BA2709 5 5, with accessories was seized In Allegheny PenniTlvani for vio-laton of 26 Section 7206 i 4 1RO Any person cla'ming in interest in laid oroDertv must file a claim and deliver a $250 00 eoat bond with the fiuoervtaor in Charge.

Alcohol and Tobacco Tax. Room 101. Balconv Fulton Building 107 Sixth Street. Pittsburgh Petintvivania. on or before Anrli 18 1958 ntherwie the Dron- ertv will be forfeited and disused of according to law loin Decarlo.

Assistant Regional Cummlsaloner NOTICE "IS HEREBYcIVEN that 374 Realtv Corp has filed Article of Incorporation with the Department of State of the Comrmxiwealth of Pennsylvania on the 20th day of March, 1958, and a Certificate of Incorporation been issud to It Under the Buttnesa Corporation Law. approved May 5. 1933, The corporation was oiganized for tha following (purpose on purposes; To buy. adl. acquire, convey, leare.

manage, mortgage and encumber real estate and to aub-divide. improve and develop land for the purpose of sate or otherwise and to do and perform ail things needful or lawful for the. development and improvement of tire same. 105 Bids Wanted THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH Sealed bids will be received the offlre of the Secretary and Butnea Manager Room 251. Admlnliiratlrei Building.

Bellefield Avenue and Forbe Street until 3 ora clock Eastern Standard Time. Tuedav April 1. 1958. and will be ooered at the am hour for Automobile A Truck Insurance- Biterlor Pa-nt! Window Glam; Musical Inatrument Print Shon Tools and Troe Roller Oxveen A Acetylene: Sharpening Saws- Sodium i viorhio-ite Paper Printing-Food Service Sunnites and Foulnment: Maintenance Sunnite and Eauinment Furniture and Fou'nment Sale of Used Materials and Eouioment. Soecificatlona and bidding blank and general Information can be obtained at the office of the Purchavtn Agent.

Room 300. Administration Budding The Board nf Fublle Education reserve the right to reiect anv or all Dias, RDTHROCK Secretary A Buiineai Manager. 107 Sealed Proposals CITY OF PITTSBURGH Department op tublic work MARCH 31. 1958 1 SEPARATE AND SEALED PROPOSALS for the following will he received at the Office of the City Controller, City-County Building, until 10 00 A. Eastern Standard Time.

April 16. 1958 and will be publicly opened and read one hour later in Council Chamber, 5th Floor, Clty-Cnunfv Building GRADING, PAVING AND CURBING QUF.ENSTON STREET, from LuclnA Avenue to Yale Drive MISCELLANEOUS ELEVENTH STRFFT. from Penn Avenue to Liberty Avenue Wldemaj and Improving NEW 7 ON STREET at Arlington Avenue wall. ftc. Construction and Recnnitnictlon of R'dcaalka in various locations in Ure City.

RFNT4L OF FQrtFMfNT Asphalt Paving Machine with Operator ai1 Tailmen. Rliera 10-Ton with Operator Graders 12 ft B'aite with Opr ra toy, Steel Body Dump Trucks with Operator. 2 All Mda must be made upon th prepared form of Propoial to be obtained at the Contrart Offie Room 619 City-County Building, on and after March 3, 1 9 8 3 Bids mutt be accompanied by bnd In the amount of 50 5 of the Eat mated Cost of the prnect under copsiderat'on. fia-d bond shall be duty and legally executed with a aurety or trust company, which has compiled with the City Ordinance! relating thereto 4 Coptea of Contract Plana and Specifications may be obtained at Room 46 C.ty-Counfy Building Chargra in the following amounts be made for each act nf pians and specifications Queenaton Street $0 50 Newton Street oo Eleventh Street 00 5 Checks enverirg said charge aiaU be made pavabie to the Treasurer, City of Pittsburgh. 6 TJie Mavor and the Director of the Department of Public Woras 109 Official-Miscellaneous and Department of Supplies, reserve lh right to reject any or all Proposals.

JAB. DEVLIN, Director, CHAS MCCARTHY. Director, Supplies DAVID LAWRENCE, Mayor No 116 AN ORDINANCE Transferring the sum of $750,000 00 from Code Account No. 144J, Salaries, Regular Employees, Bureau of Police, Department of Public Safety, and the sum of $750,000 OO from Code Account No, 1461. Salaries, Regular Employees.

Bureau of Fire, Department of Puhhc Safety, to Bond Fund No. 191, Gen-eial Public Improvements, Peoples Bonds, 1958. for the payment of the cst of resurfacing City Streets and Park Roads in various parts of the city with evhsltlc materials and for the purchase of material under existing contra-1 and the payment ot other necessary axpenaa la connection therewith Passed In Council March 18, Approved March 2 5 1958. DAVID L. LAWRENCE.

Mayor. -forded in B. 61 In City Clerk office. No 117. AN ORDINANCE: Providing for a contract or contract! for the resurfacing of City Streets and Park Roads with asphaltic materials, furnished by the City under existing contracts, and other work Incidental thereto, including regrading and rerurblng and for the payment nf tne coat thereof.

PAsed In Council March 18, 1958. Approved Marcn 25, 1958. DAVID L. LAWRENCE, Mayor Recorded in B. 61, page 60S.

In City Clerk a office. No 118 AN ORDINANCE Providing for a contract or contracts for the restoration of Newton Street at the Intersection with Arlington Avenue, and other work Incidental thereto, and for the payment of the cost thereof. Passed In Council March 18. 1958. Approved March 25.

1958 DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor Recorded in O. B. 61, page 608.

In Cly Clerk a office No 119. AN ORDINANCE- Authorizing and dhectlng the Mayor and the Director of the Department of Water to grant a license to the Raucritown Banehall Association Inc. 1501 Babcock Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, to utilize a portion of the Lannher Reservoir piop-erty of the City of Pittsburgh, located In Shaler Township, for amateur baseball activities. Passed in Council March 18, 1958. Approved March 1958.

DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor. Recorded in O. 61, page 807.

In City Clerk' office. No. 120. AN ORDINANCE Providing for the letting ol a contract for the furnishing and delivery of Power Pipe Threaders and AC'-esaorle for the Division of Distribution, Department Of Water, and for the payment thereof Passed in Council March 18, 1958, Approved March 25 1954 DAVID L. LAWRENCE.

Mayor Recorded lti B. 61, page 808, tn City Clerk office No 121. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and dlrcctlnr the Mayor and the Director of the Department of Park and Re-creation to enter into a contract with the Pittsburgh Symphony Society for the fu-nlttilng nf concerts te the people of Pittsburgh during the year 19.58 Passed In Council March 18. 1958. Approved March 25 1958.

DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor Recorded in B. 61, page 609, In City Clerk a office. No 122 AN ORDINANCE: Provhllnr for a contract or contracts for the tonal ruction of Philip Murray Playground, in the Department of Parks and Recreation, ind lor tha payment of the cost thereof.

Passed tn Connell March 18, 1958. Approved Marcn 25 19.58. DAVID L. LAWRENCE, Mayor. Recorded in O.

B. 61, pag 611, In City Clerks office No 123. AN ORDINANCE- Providing fop a contract contracts for ths improvement of Sophia Evert No. 4 Playground. Involvin': tha construction of a parkiet and related Play Facilities, In the Department of Parka and Recreation, end for ths payment of ths coat thereof.

Passed Council March 18. 1958. Approved March 25 1958 DAVID L. LAWRENCE, Mayor. Recorded in B.

61, paga 811, In City Clerk office. No 124. AN ORDINANCE Amending a portion of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 4 5 entitled. "An Ordinance fixing the golf fees and regulating the granting of peimlta to play golt within the public parks of the City of anproved Feb.

16; 1037, a amended and suoniemented Passed in Council March 18, 1958. Appr-ned March 25 158 DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor Recorded in B. 61, page 613, In City Clerk a offlre No 125 AN ORDINANCE Providing for the telling of a contract for the furnishing and delivery of Triplex Mowers, for the Bureau of Administration, Department of Parks and Recreation, and for the payment thereof.

Passed in Council March 18. 1958. Approved March 25 1058 DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor Recorded in O.

B. 61, page 813, In City Clerk a office. No 126 AN ORDINANCE Providing lot the letting of a contract for the fumlahmg and delivery of Pianoa, for the Bureau of Administration, Department of Parka end Recreation, and for the payment thereof Passed in Council March 18. 1958. Aproved March 25, 1958 DAVID L.

LAWRENCE, Mayor Recorded In B. 61, page 818, in City jerk offlre No 127 AN ORDINANCE Transferring the um of Four Thousand and OOIOO if4 000 00 Dollars from Code Account No. 4 2, Contingent Fund to Code Account No. 1018, Supplies, Maor Olfice Passed in Council March 18. 1958.

Approved March 25 1958. DAVID L. LAWRENCE, Mayor. Rteordeq B. 61, pag 81 3, In City Clerk office.

No 128 AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the issuance of a warrant in favir of the National Institute of Governmental Puj chasing Inc Washington. D. in the amount of Five Hundred ($500 -00 1 Dillar. being the service charge to the Department of Supplies for the year 1958 for memhershp tn eaid National Institute of Governmental Purriming Inc. Passed in Council March 18, .1958.

Appro; ed March 25 1958 DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayen-Rrcordrd In B. 61, page 614, In City Clerk office. No 129 AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and directing the proper officer of the City of Pltraburgn to purchase from Una L.

Campbell vidow, certain property situate in the Tenth Ward of the City of Plttshu. gh, Pennsylvania, for use by the Department of Wate and lor other public purpose, and providing for the payment of the am. Passed in Council Matvh 18. J958. Approved March 25 1958 David l.

Lawrence Mayor Recorded in B. 61, page 614, In City clerk offc NO 130. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Mayor and the Chairman of (he City Planning Commission to enter into a contract or contracts wlih planner. Plimn n- Consultants or Architect cuisuinn" tervice, in conjunction with the redevelopment and renewal areas anthorued for a.udy by the City Planning Commission, and the revision snd wtdattn; of he Master Plah of the city under a comprehensive planning program anpirved bv the It? Planning Commission snd providing lor the payment of ihe cost thereof Passed in Council March 18. 1956.

Approved March 25 1954 DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor Record'd In B. 61, page 615, City Clerk ofWce, No 131." AN ORDINANCE Supplementing Section and Section 3 of ordinance No 335, entitled An Ordmame regu-tatin? the use and operation vehicles rn the streets of the City of Pittsburgh and providing penal tea for the etion thereof approved Get, 3 192. as amended and supple mened Pasted in Council March 18.

1958. Approved March 25 1958 DAVID L. LAWRENCE Mayor Recorded tn B. 61, page 61fi, In City Clerk a office. Death Notices Jr.

Qf Elizabeth. N. son of Mrs. I Griffin of Pittsburgh; brother of Ceci. Vivian Truman Lillian Orlffin, Carol Connolly and Rachel Alther; also two grandchildren.

Friends received at Van Horn Irvine 6t at Monongahela Ave. fiwissvale, from 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. Services on Wednesday at 1 p. HAIULU On Saturday, Mai ch 29, 1958, William husband of Katherine Lam i son Harper; uncle of Mrs.

Sarah Hoffman and Herbert Jack. Friends may call at the Rodcniser Funeral Home. 150 South Negiey Ave. East End. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

HAZLETT Of 4424 Craighead Rd Allison Park, on Saturday, March 29, 1958, Alvin husband of the late Alice N. Denny; lather of Donald D. Hazlett, brother of Gilmore G. Hazlett. Friends received nfter 2 6unday, at Bock Funeral Home.

Mt. Royal Blvd. at Gien.shaw Olenshaw. Services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock. Visitation with family 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. IDE On March 28. 1958. Harry formerly of Troy Hill, husband of the late Anna Fitzpatrick; father of Mary Pat Ide: brother of Mrs. Mildred Sheers, Mrs.

Oraee Flora and Charles Ide. Friends received at Ogrodnlk Funeral Home, 333 Butler Etna. Requiem high mass at All Saints Church, Etna, on Tuesday at 10 a. m. JOSECK On Sunday, March 30, Mane Weber Joseck, wife of Harry D.

Joseck of 790 Twelfth St West Park, McKees Rocks: mother of Mrs. Dorothy Pctroni, Harry Robert P. Patricia Lee; also four grandchildren Friends received at McDermott Bros 1225 Chartiera Ave McKees Rocks. Services on Wednesday. April 2.

at 1 30 p. m. KF.ARNS On Sunday, Blanche R. Gordon, dearly beloved wife of John J. Kearns, of 128 Teece Ave, Bel'eviie; mother of Robert Kearns and Mrs.

Jackaline Huey: sister of Mrs Elizabeth Boyle; one grandchild. Cindy Huey. Services at the Chapel of Walter Sperling. 622 Lockhart fit. on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Friends Invited KILLMLYFR Friday. March 28, 1958, Rose E. of 48 Walnut St, Crafton, wife of John H. Ktllmeyer; mother of Elizabeth and Marrua Killmever, Mrs.

D. A. Hanlon. Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs.

8. E. Weaver and Mrs A. V. Schwartz; survived also by 13 grandchildren and 25 greatgrandchildren: sister of Mrs.

E. Blessmeyer. Bernard and August Reginer. Friends received at A. 8taab and Sons Funeral Home, 34 Crafton Crafton.

Requiem high mass in St. Philip Church on Tuesday, April 1, at 9 a. m. (Butler papers please copy KINSFY On Sunday afternoon, March 30. 1958.

Thomas W. (Tom) Kiney, husband of the late Anna 8. Kinsey (nee Dandoi ot 6958 McPherson Blvd. (formerly of Dor-month beloved father of Mrs Mary 1 W'h tehouse. Mrs.

Margaret K. Mohncv of Dormont and Mrs. Alvce K. Morgan of Miami, brother of Mrs Mary Trehame of Martins Ferry, Mrs. Minnie McDontud.

Mrs. Myrtle LeLanchen, Mrs. Gladys Kemp and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith; also two grandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W.

Liberty Ave. Services on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock Members of John A. Bra-shear Lodge No. 743 FAcAM Pgh. Commandery No 1 Knight Tem-plars and Masonic bodies invited.

KIXSON On Saturday morning, March 29, 19o8, Mary C. Kinson, nee Sold, wife of the late Albert K. Kinson of 612 California Ave, Avalon; beloved mother of Milroy R. Kinson. Mrs Jean Kreger.

Mrs Lois Wootton. Mrs. Betty J. Yates and Mrs. Helen A.

Jenkins; also six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at McDonalds Funeral Home, 629 California Ave. Avalon, where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. KR4H Suddenly, of! Saturday, March 29, 1958. James L.

of 42t5 Seton Dr beloved husband of Ann Gruber Krah: father of Mrs. Ruth Becker, James and Earl E. Krah; brother of Hannah Helm, Elizabeth Ganz, Joseph L. of Vista, and John W. Krah; also five grandchildren Friends received at the John Slater Sons Whitehall Funenl Home.

4201 Brownsville Kd Brentwood, from 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 m. Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 30 clock. He was a member of all Masonic bodies and Syria Temple. I.aVKLLE Mary E. (Mayme) La-Velie of 1222 Woodland Ave N.

on Saturday, March 29 1958. beloved sister of Bridget and James LaVelle. Friends may call at Bnen 3724 California at Cooper N. 8. Requiem high mass In St.

Francis Xaviers Church, Tuesday at 9 a. m. LEONARD Of 1000 Cedar Ave, Pittsburgh, on Saturday. March 29, 1958, Katherine C.t mother of Gordon Leonard; grandmother of Barbara. Friends may call at the Copeland Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Ave, Coraopol's.

Services on Wednesday at 2 p. m. LINDSAY On Saturday. March 29. 1958 Mae Lindsay of 512 Taft Ave wife of Lee W.

Ltndsav; mother of Mildred L. Reiss. Friends received at Joseph Colligan Funeral Home. 60rt Warringfon Ave Bervices on Wrdnerday. April 2 at 2pm Friends invited MARTIN On Monday March 31 1 958 Mrs Frances Bookheimer Martin of Herbst Dr.

Fhaler Twp, wife of Mchael. and sister of Mrs. Marv Banks. Family will receive frienda from 2-4 and 7-10 m. at the E.

J. Pfeifer Funeral Home. 512 Grant Millvale. Services on Thursday at 1 30 m. MATTill US -Marv on March 28.

1953. Of 7023 Idiewlld St. beloved mother of Francis White, Friends received at the fahilv residence. "023 Idlewild St. Services on Wednesday April 2 at 1 p.

m. from the Warren Methodist Church. "VlcCI 1 1 RY Of1029 Highland Coraopolia. Friday, March 28, 1958. Edith mother of Fdward Mc-Cleery.

lister of Julia McGraw, Mrs Marjorie Peter. Sararoe Smith. Rebecca Millar, Thaver F. Peters: also three grandchildren. Friends mav call at the Cope'and Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Cora-opolis.

Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. MrNHfE On Saturday. March 29. 1 9dH, William R.

age 34 years, of 1021 Kirkpatrick Ave North Braddock beloved husband of Florence Selcpec McNeice father of Ronrta at home, brother of Joseph, Thomas, Mrs Emma MrCue, Mr Martha Kelly. Mrs Irene rchaH. Mrs Lucy Gootc and Mrs. Ruth Redshaw. Friends received at the F'kin Mortuary, Fourth St No.

Braddock. Services Tuesday at 2 m. "mcMARMY On Sunday. March 30. 1978 Jraell V.

Connoilv. wife of Joseph mother of Atiele V. Preneaman and Paul also three granurhildren. Friends received at the Albert Johns Funeral Home. Bennett St.

at Lang Me Funeral Wednesday mormrg at clock, rih requiem high mas In St. Bartholomew I Church at 10 clock. MILI Of 148 Ridges ood Rd White Oak Height, on Saturday. March 29. 19j8, Prank 8., husband of the late Kathrvn Bchwarr father of Helen Bradshaw and Inuse Stoker, aiso four grandrhii-ren and to great-grandrhiriren The family requeta that friends be received Item 3 to 4 and 7 to 10 at the Bock Funeral Home.

1 V)0 Mt R' val Bvd at Genhaw Ave, Services Wednesday atternoon at 2 MONAHAN Fudd-ntv on Fr day, March 2Z at O'erdo Fa -o-rv I 'a rence Mnrahen of -or. Pa helrrd huo-rd of ei irtz Morahan brthe- of Mr ill am Rottc of New York Cry also survived bv tvece and oer'h'' Prrte rerr ved at Sa'cns 57 Ne ie iOrk-tad vie One- term 2pm Mooda Ft Paul a Cah-dr-l, Ttiriv ror'-r a It nt Ft Cee'ery I.a'rorf NI4L On fiMurav rh 29 Neal fccUed 'ord of Mrtv Prn-u. of 2300 O'ood fa her of M- Ma-ha V'F'n of PeerTire Fa a-d Povv hroher of Mr. Mabel W.ae and Mr. Franc.

a Si. BAKTII Friday, March 2fl 19.56, Liil an G. Sloan, beloved niff of Herman Barth, of 117 Faust fit Shoraden Friends received at A. Btaab and Sons Funeral 'Home, 900 Chattier Ave Pgh. Requiem high mass in Holy Innocents Church Tuesday.

April 1 at 9 a. m. BERf'LR )n Saturday, March 29. Jyjd, Anna McKnight, wife of Frank Berger, daughter of Jane and the late John McKnight, of Rochester Rd Franklin Tap. sitter of Mri.

Elsie Cochran, Edward, Charles and John McKnight. Friends received at the -Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway, Ferrvmlle. where service will be held Tuesday alternoon at 2 clock. BLSSMMAV Of 1016 Vance Coraopolli, Monday, March 31.

1958, Edward brother of Gei-trude Dailey, Clara Coukart, Lee and Charles Besselman Friends may call at the Copeland Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraopolia, until Wednesday at 11 30 a. m. Requiem high mass St. Josephs Church at 12 noon. BOVAKD Suddenly on March 30, 19-B, Zoe McLaughlin, wife of the late Thomas A.

Bovard of 7119 Penn Ave. Pgh survived bv three aistera, Mrs Goldie E. Boldt. West Palm Beach. Mrs.

George Woods of For eat Hills and Mrs. O. A. Pauly of Joshua Tree, California; one brother R. Mark McLaughlin of Oakland.

Cal. Friends received at T. D. Turners, 729 Wallace Ave VVilkinsburg. Monday 7 to 9 and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Notice of funeral later BKOCIOlS On Saturday. March 29. 19j8. Robert Donald, ate 44 veara, of 511 5lh Braddock beloved husband of Grace Brhmit-tel.

Brocious: father of Robert. Roger and Roberta Brocious. all at home, son of Robert and Maude Brocious; brother of Alvin and Mrs Ema Teahan. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuary. 4th fit.

N. Braddock. Services Wednesday at 2 clock. BRYANT On Friday. March 28, 1956.

Myron B. of 519 Kilborne 8t beloved husband of Ella (McKinley! and father of Mrs. Homer Michael and William Bryant of WUm.ngton, Del also survived by four grandchildren and mother, Mrs Elizabeth Bryant. Friends received at the Kanai Funeral Home. 500 Greenfield Ave.

Funeral Tuesday with services at 2 p. m. CAMKRONOn March 28. 19r8, Neil, husband of Agnes M. Cameron, of 111 Rebeocs Wilkinsburg; father ctf Mr Jean Testa.

Nell Jr James 8. Kathleen A. and Da-, vid C. Cameron; also survived by aeven grandchildren. Friends re-ce ved at the Faton Funeral Hoifie, 733 Ro a Services Tucs-day afternoon at 2 oclock.

CO('flltAV On Sunday. March 37. HbK, Mane Jahn of 1919 Mt, Troy in her 6th year, widow of William Cothran: mother of Norman Cochran; sister of William. Walter. Howard.

Oeorge and Raymond Jahn, Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrie Bt where services will held on Wednesday at 2 p. DASCHBACH John suddenly March 28 at St. Petersburg, Fla father of John Mary K. fitaab and Virginia A.

Laird; nine grandchildren and six reat-grand-chldren Services private In fit, Petersburg, Florida. DAVrro On 8unday. March 30, 1968. Martin of 357 Boggs Ave, husband of Ermmla Pasim. Friends and members of North Italian Independent Lodge and Union Local 237 received at the Brusco Funeral Home, 214 Virginia Mt.

Wah-lngton. Requiem high mass in Bt. Peter the Apostle Church Wednesday at 9 30 a. m. DEAN Sunday, March 30.

1958, Harry of Presto. Pa husband of Catherine Ruschel: father of Lillian Jones and Evelyn Leindecker: also three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Friends reived at Frver s. 729 Washington Bndgeuile. Services Wednesday at 2 IliU MMcAu On Saturdav, March 29 1958 Elizabeth Tacgart Drummond of 409 Ridpewood Ave.

West View, beloved wife of Willi C. Drummond mother of Willis C. sister of Mrs Margaret Gould and Mrs Jennie Fvans, also two grandchildren Funeral from the Schellhaas Funeral Home, 388 Center Ave, on Tuesday at 2 m. In lieu of flowers, contributions mav be made to the West View Presbyterian Church building fund, Ridgewood Ave. Familv will be present to receive friends from 1-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Cars 10 and 15 stop at door. ERBY Harold, on Frldav, March 28 19o8, beloved husband of Carrie; father of Carol Jean, Julia. Edwin and Judge of Pgh brother of William of Pgh. Friends received at the Fdith M.

Whitaker Funeral Home, 325 Climax St where services will be held on Tuesday, April I at a IVANS On Saturday, March 29. 19.j8, Annie widow of James Evans of 4727 Baum Blvd. mother of Oeorge H. Frank F.t William sister of Gertrude Hughes of Richmond, Va Andrew Stackhouse; also survived by five grandchildren, II great-grandchildrFTr. Friends mav call at the Ferguson-Wood Funeral Home.

Forbes Ave. at Mi Kee Place. Oakland. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FRANK 0-rantos) Of 325 Bailsman St Knoxville, on Saturday, March 29.

1958. Iuis (former owner of Louies Place! in his 66ih vear, beloved husband of Fmily Snuizral Frank; father of Emily McCan" and Mary Iou Frank also two grandchildren. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Rrhaub Sons 425 Brownsville Rd Mt. Ol ver.

Funeral on Wednesday at 10 a High moss of requiem in Bt Canice Church at 11 a Cl RM OLD Or. Saturday. March 29. Beatrice beloved wife of John A Ge-hod Of 2717 Main St Homestead Park; mother of Frank V. and Russell Oerhold Friends received at Oi11n and Coulter Co.

319 F.aat 9th Ave. Homestead where services will be held An Tuesday afternoon at 2 dock 4.ILMR On Sundav. March 30, 19 8. Robert of 117 Second fit. Aspinwail Family will receive francs from 7 to 9 p.

m. at the Alfred W. Moore Funeral Home. 100 Center Ave, A'pinwall. Serv.cea Tupdav at 10 a CiHIU LA On Sundav.

March 1956 John, age f9 veara be loved huband of Anna Orecula of 302 Birnnen Ave father of John Thome Crecuia ard Mrs tck I). M-honv Ft. end re-fpvpri at the John Rlatrr Sirs thall Funeral Home 4201 Rro n'viiie Rd Brentv. nd Funm! Thursday morning at 9 30 clock. Requjem hitti mass St.

Pius Churco, Brownsville Rd at 10 oclock tr.KII HN-Hr-man Lvle of 75 Wbimle fit. fiRiRfvae suddenly, on Saturday March 29. 19-8. bale ved hmhand of Ola Mnor father of Lhzabeh Ann. Fdwin Minor of New Market.

N. Herman Lyle, SUN-TELEGRAPH VANT-ADS BRING RESULTS PHONE GR. 1-5400 U. S. Champ To Face Reds NEW YORK United States 15-year-old chess champion, Bobby Fischer, will get a shot at Russias masters in the world champ ionship tournament next summer.

A television show has given the gangling Brooklyn youngster a round-trip plane ticket to the interzonal matches Aug. 5 through Sept. 15 at Potoroz, Yugoslavia. Russia may have at least six players In the event 4 Bowlers Make Grade Four bowlers, two men and two women, have moved up on the leaders in the qualifying rolling in the Sun-Telegraph Greater Pittsburgh Singles Duckpin Eliminations at the Auditorium Bowling Alleys. They were Lou Dellapini of McDonald, whose 774 set sent him into fourth place, and Bruno Latini, the 1954-55 champion from McDonald, whose 772 put him in seventh place among the potential men qualifiers.

Dellapinis games were 176, 171, 287 and 140, His 287 game Is the high single this year, Toni Hijek of McKeesport raised her position from 10th to third with a fine 669. Betty Coss of Ambridge rolled Into 11th place among the women with a 614 score. Rolling will recess until the weekend of April 12-13. That will be the last chance for anyone to qualify. Final rolloffs are scheduled or Sunday, April 20.

The leaders; MFX Albert Tanyw. John Held. Garfield 809 John Hubert. Avalon 600 Joseph Lazzaro. Penn Hills 792 Iou Dellapml McDonald 774 Kd Beaman.

New Kensington 771 Phillip Muse, Wllklnsburg 773 Bruno Latini, McDonald 772 Walter Rivers. Allentown 767 Ieonard Golby. Berlin 769 Mike D1 lorio, Homewood 76 5 Auge Calderone Lawrencevlle 763 Clarence Boertncer WUk.nsburf 7.53 In Dalev. Duoueime 752 Cary Snthetmer, Wllktnabu-i 752 1957 Champion. Automatic QuaWier WOMEN MMdretf Donaldson.

New Castle Ames Kinf, Greentree Mary Palm, M'Hieisen Tin! H)Kk McKeesport Martha Venturlnl Maeontown Roeme list) Duquesne Lucy Faltz, Irwin Ruth al. Uniontown Jean Strenpa. West End Barbara Dub'-zlt Irwin Bet'y Cons. Ambrlrtge Nancy Grove Saner 1957 Champion, Automate Qualifier New Leaders la ARDBC ALIQUIPPA, Pa. Team from McKeesport and Union-town today shared the women's doubles lead in the 13th annual ARDBC tournament at Sheffield Lanes here.

Midge Mandella (500) and Audrey Palm (483), duo from juniey raim iso quo irom i McKeesport, tied with Martha Venturlnl (529) and Libbv I -K- ia-za a no- Mara (454) with scores 983. Bill Columbus and Al Knott of New Castle put together a 1.153 series for the lead in mens doubles. Columbus had 595 and Knott 558. Mens teams from McKeesport and Bridgeville moted in money positions in the standings, McKeesport Leons taking second with 2,698 and Bridgeville Voglianos hitting third with 2,678. (Advertisement) Best Advice I Ever Had Young men and women dream many dreams.

But how do you make them come true? How could you, for example, become President of the New Y'ork Stock Exchange? In Fa 147 12. firm mi. Of 5303 Blossom Rd Baldwin Boro, on Sunday. March 30. 1958.

Carl beloved husband of Mildred Farrell Bcheidl; father of Carol and Joan; al.o survived by his father. John ficheidl: two brother, Albert J. and F.rnest Scheid'. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Rd Mt.

Oliver. Funeral on Wednesday at Ram. High mass of requiem at the Church of the Nativity. Brough ton, Pa at 9 a m. Members of the Holy Name Society are Invited.

SCHMIDT On Saturday. March 29, 1958. Carl beloved husband of Ruih Biddle Schmidt of 1406 Orchardview Pf Scott Twp father of Heftn Schmidt and Arthur Criswell; brother of Erwin Schmidt of Milwaukee. Wise. Family receiving ffiends at the Beinhauer Mortuary.

2630 W. Liberty Ave where services will be held on Tuesday 2 pm. Friends invited. Interment in Jefferson Memorial Park. SLIDl LL Suddenly on Friday March 28.

1958, Charles G. of Ohio; be'oved husband of Mildred Clair, father of Bettv and Charles also one grandchild; brother of Mrs. Marguerite Ripley of Hampon. Va and Mrs. Miilv Jones of Blackridge Interment Tne-day 3 p.

m. at Blancheater, Ohm SPINDIFR 8undav. March 30, 1958. Sophia Lauerman Spindler. formerly of Murtland Ave sister of Elizabeth Kies of Tarentum; aunt of Alhert Lauerman, Cornelia Kiess and Flizabeth Zakseski.

Friends received at the Albert F. John Funeral Home, Bennett St. at Lang Ave. where services Will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock. TOPLI Suddenly on Saturday, March 29, 1958 Samuel hus band of Zelma Sarver of 468 Greensburg Last McKees- Sort; father of John O.

Toplev: rother of Mr Agnea Moore and Mrs Rachael Rtmms; also three grandchildren. Friends received at his late home Service Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Preabvterian Church. East McKeeport Viewing one hour prior to service.

Interment in Grandview Cemetery. VAL! NT I I On 6a turd ay7 March 29 1958. Mathilda, mother of Mr. Hvaonth Abbtnante. Anthony and I eo Vaientini.

Friends received at th- Brusco Funeral Home. 2007 Fifth Ave. Requiem high mass In St. Peter the Apostle Church on Tuesday at 9 30 a WFBLH March 29. 1958, Michael Weoer.

of 1106 Goettman St. beloved huaband of Katherine Fartig; father of Mr Mane Baker and Mrs Ann Gordon, and one grandchild Donald Gordon. Funeral from the Siriin and Leonard Funeral Home. 620 E. Ohio on Wednesday.

Requiem high mas at Most Holy Name Church 9 a U. No 2 Knight of fit George' No. 39 Holy Name Society and friends invited WFIXKL Suddenly, on Friday morning. Russel Weivel, beloved husband of Ruth Wiltshire; brother of Raymond and Norbert B. Welxel, Marganute Yourd.

Beasie Powell, Fdna Welxel and Made-vn Welxel. Funeral from McCabe Bros. Funeral Home. 5300 Penn Ave, on Tuesday, April 1, 1958. at 9 a.

Solemn funera! mass at Sacred heart Chutthtt 10 a. m. HHAIEY On Saturday. March 29, 1958, Walter husband of the late Anna M. of 1690 Potomac Ave.

Dofmont. father of Mrs. Adele Stump and Mrs Marcella Srhenck both of New York; siter Adel 88 Mr Anastasia Herron of Fort Lauderdale, Fla Mary C. of Bernard ol Canton. and Paul V.

nf Chicago and the late It. Col. Gerald F. Whaev; bro'her of Richard W'halrv ot McKeesport: also 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren Friends re-ce-vrd a the Be.nhauer Mortuary. 230 W.

Liberty Ave. until Wednesday at 9 a Requfrm gh ma at 8t Catherine a Church at 10 Interment in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. i A Of 335 Rochtt'e St Knoxville, on Sundav. March 30. 1958, Laura McGuire, in her 9 2nd year, mother of Madeline (arson Marion Dillon of Gerard, Alice Boegreman, Helen Cou-dnet.

Ed and Dtck Winterhalter. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John haub Bona, 425 Brownsville Rd Mt. Olner Funeral on Wednesday at 9 a. m. Hph mass of requiem in 6L Canice Church at 10 a WOIFSON On Mondav March 1958 at 7 a mt.

David Unlf-gon beloved husband of lottie Wnifson; father of Samuel, Fred. Jerome Paul, Harvey and Meivjn Voifon, 11 of Pgh brother of Hman and Wiliam Woifaon of Allhca Gibson Wins Another KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP.) Althea Gibson, the world tw classes of doubles. Mary Szctz of ass Kathryn Fair-child and Arlene Kerr of Union City lead Class with 987. Spares and Strikes of Al i ranking woman tennis Pyer. easily won the Carib- hpan Fhamninnshin tnHav.

She bean Championship today. She defeated Brazils Maria Bueno 6-3 in the finals. The Australian team of Rose and Warren Wood- yesterday. She and her partner Ann Karrer (463) took second place in Class A doubles with ,098. New leaders took over In vpann and Ann Si nn rd athrl 1,00 ana Katnry toP 6-1.

Mer-vyn vjll iWhr auu aiicu uuu- cock, took the mens doubles 1 crown with a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 decision over Mexicos Pancho Contreras and Jack Frost of Monterey, Cal. Weekend BROOKl YN Fdd t.vTKh -I I I Nfw V'tik fMttptimlH Ju iu SCOIC Ox 171 thp PlttS RnpATERJV N.Jrj,to stefaS F-di butH Tenpin Bowling AfiSO-JViV Joimny Ciatjon tournament w.iich fon.l'iSn l3St niht flt Perr' -I l-fVj. Sin f'al njtpo.Dted (The Menace) Ltenna, Ntw team MunhaU Team Cops Pin Tillc Munhall Gardens won the team title for high actual Park Lancs, Ingomar. korfc 10 KIVSTOV, Jimaic Jo Tiwln Panama outpo-ntrO Alfredo Byraa-. 147 Domift'can Republic 10 TOKYO Huao K'-fcyh.

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asr Ss? mt -A Chuck Dciighsrty 6 to 9 A. M. Hazelwood Merlins IlazoIvAood A. C. baMball toam will hold a meeting of all toys 13 years or older at the Hungarian Club on Flowers Ave.

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