Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 18

MCE 18 MONDAY, JAN. I9H PITTSBURGH SUN TELECFAPH New York Stock Quotations N.Y. Curb Quotations i LaiMt Utett Sa.e,. ll.cn. Low.

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8a, Hill 2U Pullman SAMwtl Hifh. 30', 4 (I Uwrrnr, U', 134, Hait IXiine Oil. 1 1 ACK Brill Urn. am 30 i Uteal 31' 34 1 .1 49-, Aim ml Ex 13 20 Puie Oil. 141 di, p.

1 Do til, IV S4 S3', 49', Id', 311 23' dal. Huh. Jx oba PI, 3 Jewel Tet B8i, Johns Man 2 Joint John 52 IT MIC- K.lam 6H 1 1 1-, 3 KtnCilyM 49 3 KanPwAil.t In 1 1 Kayaet 14 7J 37 31 We Xy 13 Prim 4 C4.C 2 pap 9 VVett A 10 Wnt Md. 1 Do 3 Pf 2 pfd. fi Wnt 3,1 Weil A 3S I 4, 4f i 1 7 IS' 7-ld Js! .5 33-', 30 Hi 0 2 Arm, Alum Al.

1 Aiahk, Airl Alum Un 2 4ii 13 Aium Co Am 2. 160 Do old 1 Alum tod 7 aib Bani Car, 1 1 Gen 10c, 15 Am MtiacifKi 2 Am RriAibiica Ig 44 Am aiupi'i power d2V 3'a 30 3', 3, 311 35', 6'. Lew 3I, S3', 1.3", 49', 9 IB', 32 1 2d-, 261, ID Mtiuiie A. as 1 Sci'vill Mlg 2. 37 18 Lock A H.

1', 11 Seleited 3, I i D) ul ct 8, 4ihait.Denn S. as 6 snelUT Mfg 1 SO dlierwin-W 3S. I lUyamer. 10 Do pi. 1 Rcafllnt 2 Auk Hi 32 Huh.

10', 30' 5', 30, 14 0 II 1'4 14 13 3 '4 32', 20., 1 I a4 3a 2J4 20 35'. 34' JlO'-i 11', da! el. 110 Comfxch. 13 Coin Prod. JS CornlniGl, Coty 1 0 Crane Co.

CreamerA. 1 3 CrownCorll CronZall, 11 Crui-lblcStl 1 Dn pld 14 CuhAmSui S3 CudahyPa, 29 Cui'lla Publ 106 CurtluWr, Do 2 Han, Cor 1 DavegaSlrg 1 Dayl PAI. 12' 20', 58 19 34 Kern Band 12 37 Wrat tun 1 hi MitBcr Mig 278 III Mill 1 A 31 Repub AV 6 on uo pia 10 Ark Nat Ck, Bin 14 Solar Aire .60. 16', 4''. Ml 4 33', no1 ns ii, 10 23', 5'a 16 ft 7'i, 10 'a 4 r- 7 0 lltfUb PiCt 5 I'lO'', 10.

3 layllayA On 1., J'l KrnilKtitt. 3 Kimb CI 8 KopperaCo Kieaa till 21 'a 53'. 24', 29 8 li 1 1 Pi. 10', I SII 24 16 3,, 22' 3d, 3 103 Jd' 4 34 13'. d', 64 12', 19', 30, 33 161 28 Repub 12 Reaall Ultit.

Ch ie T0-, I', 301, 30 1 1 8 58', 19'. 'a 'a 33 "a 14 1, jna, i 13 404, i. 9 30 3'Ji, 1. 3 1, 4. 9 18', Id" T2i.

551, 13-64 1-64 191, 3 Hcyn Met 23' 1 Kiocer Co til 30, IT D.vlonRub 13 1 Do pf 103 1 Wot El I 3 Wheel Stl 49 Whit, Mot IS" I White 3 Do pr pf 34 1 Wlleot Oil so vviiiii-nve 1,4 1 Do pld. 64 1.1WilwnCo 13 4 Wlnlton 9 Wuc 20', 1 Woodwd Ir 33 8 Wooiworth 16 Wort PM 40 Wright Ae 89 4 Tila A 281, 27 .11 21'. 4 Vet, feuna 23 11 40 V) 2 Reii pi 14 Itey Too 39' 23 Rllhlld 42 31 Riian A 5', 6 Huhn 4 6 9 Ron, Art. 16 9' J'l IS Dt 7S 7-ld si 1 1-18 ill us ns 10 22', 5S 16-a SI I 10 A', 6'. 2 12', SS 1S 16', TS 7-18 VI as 3V, 6'.

4 1 1 73', as 4S v. Uleal. 2il, lil. 7f 27 31 33 12, 13V, IP, 1. 23., 9 41', 68 IV, 18'.

II 31 '4 13 13', 1. 13', 3P.4 61', 82 44V, 8 13 2TV4 3T', 1, 37-1, 3', Sim I', 34 110 4, 10d', 37', 604 d-, 2'1. 3 fill SO 50', 32', a 30i, 15', 130', 110', 14', ld, 34 34 IS'a 84 10', 87 281, IP, 21 76i 12'. S.1'4 US 7 af i'i 3S 31 68 an 3', ll'l 35 as 384, 13V, a 12', 134, a'4 48 ll '4 42', ail IS 12'-; bu', ,11 LcnPoitc. JUIiVaO'al Do 1 Pld.

LehVaiKR ft Uhn Hi, a etoiitiione -jog. 10 Penn 3 Std Oil Ky 3A. 4 Std Pow A Lt, 2 Starretl Corp 3.1 Sterling Inc 1 Htroocai-Co 1 eunray Dr .20. 3 Sup TAD 30... eciinlcolor Sgi 1 Tuhm Retl 1.40 14 11 Trl-Cont wQr 1 1 Tung-Sol Lb 1 Do pfd So.

1 I'nlon 0 (an Unit Rlrc Prod. 15 Unit war. 28 Unit I II, 10 Unit Sh 3' Air Cond. 3 IJ Foil 3 ll A lnt Sec. 11 8 Radiator.

1 2 Ruppert 160 haleo 81. 35 as 2S IdS US 9, 13 1, 391; 48', 1', IT 4 "4 31 7 IS 24 fiS 71 68 37 6 1.5", 14 ass jv. 4S as 181, 13 3 la; MS 4 4 IIS t', SIS 12 Ldtntl Chte. 7 i 4 62 29 32V, 1 Hi ld', 1, 21''. 52 24'.

61', .,1, 3i.l' 1 6u', 2', 18', b', 1 1 24 b.i', 9 31 2Ul 1' Id 79', 2t', 13 41 32 12 d'a 36', 10'. 1.1", ld', 49', 1.3 I2'm- 33 5-Vj 1 1 St Jo, 3 4P. 24 18 StL K.II 12', 7 Lcnier 3 Lor, rorp 11', 21 I 01. 471,, 1 Liboet.la, 28 'P4 28 761, 26 9 91) St Re, Pp Lib Nc.N&L 6' 14 0 A. 13 30 a sn 14 Ytn SAT 4 Yen St 7 Zenith It a 21 Zollltt Prd Stocks Scrambled, SalesHeiavy NEW YORK, Jan.

trading winds lashed the stock market today but prices scarcely moved. At a high-powered opening, leading issues showed a tendency to rise. Almost immediately, though, gains were chipped down or even wiped out. The result was a scramble of small gains and losses. Early trading reached such volume that for a short while the ticker tape lagged as much as two minutes.

Sales for the first two hours totaled 1,110,000 shares. The President's budget mes-fage to Congress caused no immediate repercussions in the market. Higher prices were paid most of the time for Bethlehem Steel, Sears Roebuckf J. I. Case, Mag-navox, Kennecolt.

Copper, General Electric, American Woolen, American Tobacco, N. Y. Central, Baltimore Ohio and Celotex. Dragging a bit were Youngs-town Sheet, General Motbrs, Chrisler, U. S.

Rubber, American Telephone, American Smelting, 17 scnenley 1 1 3 it My 80 1 Lin.4 ll.m ia 1 't Ufa Oli 31 a 4, 60, 6', 331 4 3 1 70 3V 60' j. 3 17', 50', 321, 16', 1 1 I- dV, 1 30i, a 151, 130', 110', 14, I 1 IW. 1, 35', 1 4- 147 7dV, 4- T4 7', 4- 31 1 31 23, 29I. I 12', 33' I 4'. 33 14 2 P.

61V, 4. 2 rtcnn, Kit 9 Seab A 5 Do Pt, 3 Sdb Oil Ex-6lvldeu4. 34 LmuldCarb 31 1J LmkiiAilc. Actual lEl-l ithu. 100 omitted in ule, column.) 62 PI Aim AltilC Kg, 44 AlrBeduct ft AlsaJun, 1 7 Alley Crp 4 Do Did AllciLSll.

3 Allledl'm 17 Allied Kit IT Allu dial 2 AmerajluP 30 AiiiAli'ne 1 .1 A in BfWi tl AmB-drst. in Am CRd 3 Am cbii. 17 Am CK. 8 Am en. 3 I AmFncauT 1 0 14 AmftPorP.

S4 Do 7pf 10 Do pf A Do 6 Am 17 AmHomeP 13 Am L.kO, 17 All! MAP Am VaiM ArnNatGas 1 1 Am P4.U 3 On fipf Do 5pf 34 AmSalRai. 10 Am Smit. 3 AmSll yd .1 Am Stove 4Am TAT. Am Tooac 7 AmVlscosr I I AmWatWk 21 Am Wool. 3d 1.1 AnarW-C, 1 AndPrlOll A Arruco St 1 Dn pld .1 Ai'lllnurfo, 1 Arnist '20 Do 4p( 1 1 AssdDryG, 13 Atchisim.

1) AtlCsiUne II AH Rrfin. fi Atlas Cp. Autocar 32 Avro Mil 27 Ha Id IH-o 4 O. 32 Do pfd 3 BarkerBro BarnsdOil, 32 BathlrWk 7 BayukCle. 4 BeairlceF.

Jd Beech Aire. 18 lOHi, 37', 70 eoi; 175a .51 32'', IB" ld. 31'! 15' 131 110', 14'-, 7, 147, 76 29 31 31 2(1', 93 105', 31) sear, Roeb 44', 3 Univ Cona Oil 3, 42' 1 Su I Si 3V, 33 7 94, 26', 13 32', 12', d' 4 1 iArfw a ine 6 LuneSICt. 3 1 3 ST MackTrurk Mcy RH. 36 Maxnieox.

16 Maine Oil 10 MuinrMid 1 Utah PAL 1.60. 1 Haiti A Bond, 3 Do pfd 80 Waltham Watch. 630 Ward war. Lw. 44V, ftp, S9, 32 ll'k 4111, 1 11- 2P, 1' 1 S3', 24', 29', I 61 ii 3il- 10', 2', 18', b', IP.

33'. 3-, 8 9 31 3D SS'11 id 711'', 36 12V 32', 12- 9 2i, 13 18 1,4 44 12', 23 87 2d 27 13 42 1 '4 H'. 4 2 18 291', 14', 48', 35', 4'l 34 56', 57 33'. J7H 7'. 17,, 14 3d', 7, jo reioer KUO 9 41 Kemel 12 9hh.m Oil.

37 1 Stl 27 'a Miarp A 39V, 11 Knell Oil. 38 14 Silv King 12sinimona 36 NkPlly Oil 104 SO 22' 23'. 36 13', T3H 5. T-33 191, djv, 15', 13 48 10 42'-, 3dv, 14', ITa, 14', d2V, 5'a 68 3 2', a 18 la 13., Id IP. 4 Do pld Det Edison 3 Oct St I Cp.

3 Dl, Match I DiamTMot 10 Diana Sir, 19 DlaCpSeaf DomeMinei 5 Dout Aire 1 3 Dim Cliera. 103 Do 33 Dreaerlnd 34 du 8 hade Pith 39 F.aat 8 Stl, KaitKndak 6 Eaton Mix, 13 tlaatstopN EiAutoM, 3 Klee Bot II KiStoiBat. 3 EIPaaoNG. 12 Emei LIM, 37 EmerRd. 24 Crlr RR 22 EurekaWtn 33 Sverfthatp, I 3 Family Fin 1 fed lent).

1 PcdMnsAS 4 FedDHtra. 3 FldPFIieln Kirati ne 3 FiratNatSt 4.1Fllnt,ote.. 1 1 KlondnP. 2d FolluiaKtl. FoMl Fair.

4 Fnat Wheel 4 FranclsSuf Frank Sir. Id, "ft 31 13S IS dl Warner Arc 3 Wenthwth 12 MniahFleld 2d Grain Futures Drifting Along CHICAGO, Jan. 9 drifted along with a slightly easier trend on the Board 4W 104 50 WestHd 3b. 3 Martin GL 11 aou socony vc 11 in Manwrar 1.1 1 woodley pet a4 Wrltht-H, A i IS IS 1 rA vlAP. 13 1 10V4 10 PO' 21 38', insp Rico 30, 40 9 39', 94, 11 23 38V, 18'! Id', TJl.i 1 1.1-64 19 d2'', 191 IS', 1 1 47 jn, 4 5-t, Id', 38 14 171, 10 4IH4 14 l3a 3d 5V, 3d', 8 '4 8'a 32; 18'i, 13 32 1 1 1 101, 59 I'll 18V, 11V4 30 43'', 481, 9'a 5r, 71', JOU', 37, 3 Master El 1 MathCnrm 5 Maytftl, 4 Mi all 1 Mclntyr .10 4.1 81, 3tT 434 3 2 Do pr, 6 So eatlGL 12 ,57 Ml 1 1131,, 17 4 43 2 MiVell Rtr 2d of Trade today.

Once again the dl "ii 26 27 191 15', 13 48 30 10 46 4 2 36 14, 17', IP, 10', 4U4 5V, 821 ft Id'- I IP, 149', fc'K Ti, 18 5 11,, 48 4 35', 3d', 65 40 2 McQuayNo 11 Mclv shoe 9 Menael. 12' 8 Merck Co fi Miami Cop 14', 3d 53', 37 55'. 6T 34 27, 1 1 3 12 sou (la Hou Piclc 21 aoulh Ky 5 Dn pf. 27 Spa ik. W.

1 Mpear pf. 3 Spcncir 1 0 Sperry 12.ple,el 17 std Bran 1 iwioi.onret 11 market was featured by a lack of aggressive demand. Wheat later was -V cent lower, March $2.1714. Corn was -7l lower, March Oats were -H lower, May 69. Soybeans were cents lower, March $2.32.

48 Do 3 Aro Eguij, 6 AthlandOildiR 1 .60 3 Atlantic Fun. 9 Alia, Corp 1 ply I I Mabcarb A Mil 4, 1 Baldwin Rub .60, 3d Barium Stl 6 Baic Rcflftct 7 Rrllanc, Aire 4 'liru, Watch .60 19 Blue Ridge 4 Ig. 1 Brown-F Dut .60 10 Do Jf pfa ,40. 3 Biuwn Rub lb. 2 BunkHthtYS 1 8 Burd 13 Burma Ltd 24 alaaiy A Ed .10 4 5 Can Marconi 13 Carr Con Blac.

33 CatalUi Am 1 Ccn Ohio stl a Ceaina Aire 7 Chcrry-Burrell 65 Cltlea Service 4, 46 Claud, Neon 1 1 Colonial Alrl 3d Colo FuelAI war. 4 Colt, Mfc 2. 8 CommooHotel 250 3a. 5 ContKdydiM 1.60 7 3 Do prd 1 3 Coiden Petro 45 Creole Pet 3. 1.1 Crott Brew 13Croaley Mot 4 Crown Pet 3 Crown Drue 15 CubanAtlSug 2, Sir, .40.

4 DenuhMlMfA 1 1 Dt stl Pd 2a 10 Dnbeckmun .60. 6 Diimcat Crd 1 Vast Uaa A V. 12 Eaat Sug Aa. HI El BondAsn 3 Equity Corp .07, 78 Euicka Ltd. 0 FalrchldKAA 7 Kanaleel Met I 8 First York .1 FordM Can A la 35 FordMFrau 18 Ft Pitt Brw .80, 1 Fo, Blew.

7 (iellmaa Mfg 6 GenBuild 6 GcnFinance 14 Gen Plywood. 8 Glen Aid Coal. 4 ClctimoreDB .80, 3 Gotbel Inc 1 Graliam-P pfd, 75 OtAtlirPae 2 Hall Unp .30,. 3 Hazeltine 8 Hem Stra. 1 Heel, Mln 1 7 Holly store, Imp Oil Ltd la.

5 Do rf 1 1 lnt Petrol 5 lnt Prod U. 3 Invest Roy .01,. 1 IronFIre trl .20. 4 Jeannette Gnus. 3 Irff Lake Sul .60 I JlmBiown pf 4 Kings Ltg 20g 8 KuigstonPrd .20, 1 LiikcShor, M.T4r 15 1.10g 4 LanstonMMcIt 2a.

3 Tourneau. 3 LonestarG 1.20, 26 LoiiB Is Ltg, 2 Do pfd 0 Loula la. ID tinner liur llii 1 MsClan OH 1 McCord Coip 3, 2 Mcao John 2 Menesco Mfg 1 aiAt.M 2 4 14', 421, 18 30 491 25 4 V. 10V, did 41'. 11', 17 8 S3 8 a 2 1 21', d'4 11', 5 3.: 3S, 20', 18 7-li SI, US 3', 23'.

11-18 14 10S 8 ,13 16 12 131 6 T'4 1,., an IIS 1'a 15! 4 22 4 MlddleSUt 3 MldiStlPd. 9 Minllunyw 9 Mmh Mid ft MisalonCp. 38 MoKanTel 32 Do pld 18', 30 63 49 25 00 omitted in sales column. 'Actual sales. 1K-dlvidend.

eld ailed, Pt pd Part paid, ur Under rult, war Warrants, ww With iw Without Also tr, or Plu, toek dividend, or Declared or paid ,0 far till, I Pay. hie In stock, Mtlmatcd cash vlu, on ej-dlvl. dend date, Paid lait year, D.l,red or paid ftei atock dividend or split-up. Declared or paid this an accumulate, issue with dividends In srreirt. Paid this dividend omitted, deferred or no action taken it tail dividend meeting, Declared 1S40.

payable In i960, Liquidating dlvi. dorids. 1 Payable In atock. exact cash value undetermined on declare I Ion dat. wd When distributed.

Cotton Prices Irregular NEW YORK. Jan. 9.rottnn 23 StGAE 4)t 51', 'HMD Par pi 24 61 641, 43', 2d 3d, 13V, 3d 60' 1 4 MohiwkCp 35 3 FreeportSul ddn, FruehTra. 22 Mr Rob. 81., 9 T' .14 llarwoodlnd 9 St Oil ,1 11 Do Ind.

44 14 Do NJ'f St Oil Oh 2d', 3 St St Spr 8 Sterl Dr 5 Slew War 13 ISMoncAW 31 'a 82 Studetiaker 28', Allied Chemical, Westlnghouse Electric, Philip Morris, Santa Fe. Gulf Oil and Johns-Manville. (JenAra ln 19" LOCAL STOCKS Monday, Jan. 9, 1950 Marked up in the Curb were 48 41 Sun Chcm to" 60' (Reported by Moorhead Publlthlwr 2 Sun Oil 7 Sunr Oil. 1 Sunah Bi, Massey-Hams, national Bellas Hess, Pantepec Oil, Raytheon Barium Steel and Michi- 4o; 71, S3, 11 1 19 Wi 31 S4 14 l-'.

32'i 28 15'', 145, 205, is; 49', 5n, 3S1, 3V 20 191', 13 35 3'a 144 io. 4V, 23 10S 3d'', 14 9', 57 35', 148', 7d 74 5,5, 31 23, 29 90 i 50V, 10', 104', 44 30', dl, 10', 20', 55', I3, 31 34 14 36'', I5. 35 32 'I 15 14, 26 49' 59V. 38 no 19 13, 35 3d', 101, 41; 33 105 3d 14 1. 4, 15.1, 17 S2, 17', 3 5 34-1, ld', 10 14', 15 2H', ld, 9 39,., IT, 1 4 a 68V, SO" 4 3' 48" 3 licit Am Tr 15 Ccn Bak 25 Ccn Cable 3 Do 2pfd 35 Ccn F.ler 1 9 Gen Food, 1 1 Cen Instru 2 Cen Mill, 60 GenMotom 11V, 9', 30, 43- 48', 91, K5V, 12 MouaanChe 11 MimlWard 57 13 Motor Pd 30 6 Mot Wheel 231, IT Motorol, 2d ISNaahKelv ITdj, 10 Nat All Hn Nat AutoF IT', 2 Nat Avu 14 4 NalBalteiy 4 1 10 Nat Biac Nat Can.

7', 1 NalCaaliP.J 7d Nat City Ll 9 Nat Cont 8i', BNaDanvPd 39, NatDutl 24 1 1 58 10', 40 35', db, 3, 131., 7b 37 30', 3P. 121, 11- 4 "4 10', 23', 9'4 39', 4P. 88 18 10-', 31 41 12 47 13', 3.11, 13'. 2P 61 82 6 IP, 27', 39 37' 29 104 18', 10 '4 43 12'. 33 831, 36k, 65 S'a 87 34 OV, 33', 61 69 26', 19', 38 13'.

2 1 28 60'. IP, 56 10 40 10 21', 61, 71 22', 23 16 9 10'! 25V, 39V, 45', 88 801, 3' 40' 18', 14 22 30 119 38 39 140 21', m. 13' 4 24', 1 1 9S.J 22 dSJ: 19 301., SI 32, l.V, 33 18 18 36', 22 V', 12 Kunah Mn 3 Sutner P. 1 SwittACo 28 swilt lull ean Sugar, Losers included Ifuttires turned irregular In fore. 10 72 1 BeechNut.

4 Bell Aire. 14 BendlsAv. .1 BondTAup 1 1 BnfiUetM. Best Fdl. 3d Beth SU.

I 3 Bite San. 13 BlawKtmx .1 Bliss EW. 25 BoelncAir. 15 BoiidStra. 1 Borden.

BortWarn 1 BnwerUBr 2 BranltfAir. 9 BridtRrass BneesMlj BrtatnlMy '7 Bury Erie 8 Build Co. 3 But Forge 2 BulovaWat S3 Bur Mill 10 BurrAdflM II ButlerBro. Butte Cop 1 Byera AM "150 Do p(d 1 CslPsrkinr noon trading today. slackened, with mill buvlnt? off.

ftT 23', 16V, 1T5, 7'. lTa 14 41 3d', 9,1, 81 4 24 3M 91', 39', 144', Va 33 87', Fairchild Engine, Fort Pitt Brewing and Arkansas Natural Gas common and no ns US 10 23', as ss id 7S JOS 4', 3 7'a 4 13', 5'S 16S 161, T-ld 2 1 sv, 10 4 US 2 dv, 8 14 6 31 i 6 8'( Wit 20', 7-18 SS US 3' 1 1-1 4 14 JOS A 3S, 130', 10:, 7', UV, 3 111' 19', ji: IS T. IIS S'' 31S 3Va 1 2i) an, ll 13 3 6 1 RV, 20" 3 ST-', 15 3 10 3 3 ss 8 1 Id 23 13 1 10 3 TV, 12 11 38 1TV. TS 1-S 23 8 4S 2 2M BV, set by liquidation. There was some switching from near to later 9' 71', 102', 3T', IS 32 1 7' 35 29 20', 35" 23 4 NatGypsm 19.

24 Sylv El Pd 3 Sym Goul. 6 19 82, 10 Tex Pr. 17 5 Tex Sill TP, 11 TP CAO. 5 Tr 58 2 Ry 46 5 Textion IP, llThermold dv, 4 Tide Al 23', 12 Tim Ax 18' 5 Tim Br 3d 1 lOGenPCern. 3d OoenPrEo.

15 12 CenPubL't 16'', 3 Gen RvSis 22 73, 3 Gen Refric 25', 2 Gen Tel. 1 GenTA-Rub 30'a 4 9i 3 Gillette. 35', ldGlmbclRroa 16', 3 Glean Hare 23 fl CoebclBrew VI Mobile Power Giant 351, OP, 171, Nat 2 Nat Steel 13 Nat Sup. 9 NYAIrBrk. 50 NVCentral I STOCKS.

Par. Bid. Aik. Comment, 1 2V, D. L.

Clark 8 9 Duquetne 5 HV, Fort Pitt 1 14 1H Jeannette Glau 100 67 Joaeph Home Lone Star 10 25vS McKlnncy Mfg 1 3 3V, Mountain Fuel Sunnly, 10 JP, National 6 6 5' a National Radiator 4 8 5', Ohio Oil A 8 .50 3'a 3 Pittsburgh Brewing 2 Plttaburieh Brewing wi 'ji'a 3V, Pittsburgh Brewing pfd 61 53 Pittsburgh Brew pfd wl 35 33 Plttaburch Oil A Gai. 1 3', steel Foundry sv, Psh Steel Foundry pfd 100 65 Renner Co. 1 .75 .95 Reymer Bros, 8 11V, Ruud Mtnuractumi, 15 22 San Toy Mining. 1 .10 .12 United Statei Gla 1 United Statea Glasl vtc 1 6V, 6T Vanadium. Alloy, Steel, 28V, Bond, Independ Brew dl '85 114 40 10V, 2P.

8 1 17 TP. 22V, 58 I 45', ll 1 1 1 d', I 23Vj 1, 3d 1 16, I 1 9V, 29', 1, 4 5 27', 88', SOW, K't: 1 The world's most powerful mobile transformer capable of 144 1 3 NYCSLpl 8 11 NVNH4H 22 Tranasmr 1' handling 110,000 horsepower of 4 Gomlall.San IT' 9 Tr A A 73', ft Goodrich tt Goodyear, months, as the market moved in a narrow range of 30 cents a bale. Afternoon prices were ten cents a bale higher to five cents lower than the previous close. March 30.94, May 30.91 and July 30.52. Pittsburgh Clearings Kxchanges.

8. 500.000 I8fi.ioo.000 Week Holiday. Holiday. Year 73.3UO.000 40.700.000 electricity is being built by the Westinghouse Electric Corp. for '2dTri Cop IT Tniax Tr ITTwen 45'4 13'.

86, 14 17 8 31 2S Si 30', 22 11' 3S 20 1 IS 7-id SS II', 3S 22', 11-16 lfl'a S', 12 130 8 IDS 1 '4 Mi 1JS 21 14 25 Vl 2 ami'i IV, IS ao'i sv, 13 10 7', a-S as TS 23 12s I 44 .381 7 12 11 38 2', 68 7S 1 2.3 7S as av, as, sv. 23'! 29' 1 Un BasAP Bonneville Power Administri 0 Goto hom SO Paiee 13 GranbyMm 1 GranCSH. 3 WT. IT Un, Carbld 45', 17 "a i 73 45, 12 3V, 15 42', 10', 30' S7. tion.

Mounted on a special rail 4 GravnonRob Id road flat car, it will move from 38 un (HI L.I 27 "'4 4 Un Pac 88V, 1 Un Pac pf 5Un TankC 33 18 Un Air 15V, 7'. d''a 113 1, 101, 201, 19 1 19', 1, 31, 91,, 34 1 4 1, 3 1'. 951, 321,, 1, 11 15''. 14' 26i, 1, 161, 1 491, I', 59, )J 381, 1 91., 1, 30 39 191', 131, 35', 1 3d', 1, 14', 10V, 4 23 ij 105 1', 14 4, 11 I TV, ii'' 'i 40 35 34 20V, -1, 10V, 14', 15, id', 1, 33 a 39a, 1 1.1', 10 1 31 a. 34', 30S 28', 4 3 dl-', 1 31', .1, 1 44 39 3H 131.J 34 M'' ld, 39V, U.

33V4 37 lJ 60 30,, 2V, 14', "a 11', 34 18 3d 'a "a 9 SflJ, 151, 1, 16V, v. 12 Do pld 4 Noblltt 7 NomaElee 7 NortAWst 28 NoAmAvl, 15 NoAmerCo 4 NoNatGa, 10 Nor Pc 31 NorStaPw 8 NorthwAlr 1 NothwApf 1 NorwkTAR 20 Ohio di, IT Ohio Oil 17 Oliver Cp 3 1 OwenalllG 5 6Pac Lilht 6 Pae Mill! 2 PacTinCon 2 PacTinCon 3 PacWOU 331, 27 9" 49', IP, 18 1 1 V', 2 .12 '4 28'W, 26', id 68 34 54', 32 3a 3, 43 place to place to substitute for other transformers taken off the 1 3 GtNoRy pt 42-n fi4 Oreyhound 1 1 GrumAilEll 301 23 GuanlanSt 7a, Sales on the Exchange 13' 13 unit Aire, Unit Card 1 1) UCIiWStr 397 Unit 2 Unit EAF SS'-a ton 10 Michigan Kug Rlld Rl Pat a e. 1., 2 Midwest Oil I 5' 18 unit Fruit ''ll Monogram Pict S4i, ji4 2, 1314 21 3d 10 1, 8', 1, 19 Unit I 19 Unit 20 19 19 14 Morns pi crp 4.1 Unit MAM line for repair or maintenance. Directors Elected The Pittsburgh Stock Exchange, announces the election of W. J.

Carol hers, Charles E. Dinkey Jr. and Carl S. McKee as directors to serve three years. mount proa 2.3 Sat II 17 3 Do pfd 37 Cult on.

7 Gulf Staltt 10 llallburton 4 HamilWtch 3 Harbwalkr 2 HarlSAM 13 Hayea Ind. 17 HayesMIt, 3 HaiAtlGl. 3 Heinz 1 Helme GW 3 HerculeaM 4 241.4 21 10', dl. 54 40'', 3 1 4 17', .52 16 Unit Pa 6 Do cts 23 1 Nat Fuel 4' 64 Packard .60. A Nat ttAii An 53 PanAmAirw 10 3 30 5 10'i 31', 3 3" 4 Ids 18', 23 22 30', 119 25 10', 38 39 27'-, 140 2 Pa 1 1 4 15', 4 14- 165, 22 7''a 25 29'i 30', 9', 16'.

17, 72'', 45, IS'-, lt 27 2" 7 13, 54 2 1 24, 21 2d 54 17 17, 12 14'', 26', 1 9 4di, 13'', 40., 44 2' 1 8 38 49 40V, 13', 283, 10 85 46 10'', 1 Nat Rub Men 2 Gyre 119 39', 24 4 35' 9P.4 17 29 12 144 33 49 IP', 38 18 11 3', S3'. 28 26 16 SSTj, 31 3 3, 41 4'. 9', 9', 37'. 6', 3d 6 17'. 4 34 134 R44 50' 56' 107 24 14 53V, 61 28 Ida', 37 7'i 10', T3 SUV, 43 83-, 24 40 V.

63 PanAAlrw 10 3 PanhaEPL 37'' Nat Train 34 Nat Rad 79 PanhaPAR 3S TS ft 36V, 1 20- 21'', l' 2 8 1 20S 5-1 8 15 3H fit, 3 8 Id 22 13 I' 441, 10'j, 13 1 1 17 2', 68,, 7 IS a. 3 A 2 "'4 201 9 II In 25, 36 Line, 16', Id Rub. 80 Do pld. 1 1 Smelt 39', 14T Stel 27'-, 8 ParamPlct 12 ParkDtah. i Zinc 2 -6 04 Mau.

Sale High. Low. Lateit. Ch'ge. SS 25 AnaconCop.

30', SO B0 RR. IP, 85 Beth 8tcel. SplJ 1', sopiawKnoi I5i, 15V, isv, 30 Chryalfr. 67', 87', 675, a. Id Cities Serir.

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Stl Treasury Internal revenue 14,400,000 3 Rio GVO 4 Rntary El 1 2- SAME FAST RELIEF IN I0TH 232; Bnam, peseta, Sweden, krcina, Switzerland ffreel franc. .3331: do 1,4 15, 1V, 5 Wens OAS 56'. Uruguay, peso, Venezuela, bollur, Customs 4,600,000 Ryan Con Pet 1 Rycr, l.lof SS 8 19 west In 22 Death Notices Ii Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices A Dead: Notices Can! of Thar Male Help Wanted 1C3 Official-Miscellaneous the Department of Parks and Recreation reserve the right to reject any or all proposals. HOWARD B. STEWART, Director D'os'tmcnt of and -creation.

DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Mayor. WE wish to thank our friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympsthy during our recent bereavement. The Beatty Kamilv.

brother of Rrbert Smith; also five grandchildren. Funeral from McCabe Bros, "uneral Home, 6300 Penn Avenue, vednesday, January 11, 1950, at i p. m. let Rosso, and Paul. William, Harry and Alex Lebanosky, Friends received at the Fryer funeral home, 72J Washington Bridgeville, where services will be held on Wednesday at 4 p.

m. DRKSSLKR On Sunday, January 8. 19M, Susan, of 2906 Bhadrland Avenue; mother of Jacob, William and Edward. Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Road.

N. 8. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p. nt. Experienced Templet Makers BAf snoi.LAR On 8sturdy.

1, 1950, Juno dsushter of John W. nd Fmm Fischel Barn-dollsr of 2847 Merwyn Avenue. Fu-riermt service, st the H. Bpeer Funeral Home, 2321 Chsrtiers Avenue, Shersdrn, on Tuesday At p. rn.

NETTROl'R On Saturday after' January 7, 1950, Charles F. Kettrour, age 72 years. Husband of Doris S. Nettrour. Father of Bvron Paul W.

and Mrs. Jean Hig-gins; also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends received at his home, 134 N. Fremont Bellevue, where services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 clock. In 102 Legal Notices ylvnia.

that a Certificate of Election to voluntarily dissolve end corporation In accordance with the provUlona ot the Business Corporation Law, an Act of AMembly, approved May 5, 1933, has been duly executed, delivered to and filed by the Departmrnt of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburf. and that said corporation windlnf up its affairs in the manner prescribed by said Act, so that Its corporate existence shall be ended by the issuance of a Certificate of Dissolution by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania N. M. Kali, Solicitor. 109 Cfficial Miscellaneous NEWMVER.

Brian C.len In lovine memory of our dear little boy, who died years ago Jan. 9. 1945. Every day brings back awcet memories. Every memory brings a tear.

Deep within our Hearts we carry Thousht, of one we loved desr. Sadly missed by all members of the Slattery fsmlly. Weld-Fitters Forward complete work history snd personal diu to Box B-484, Sun-Telesraph I.OKFFLER At his residence. 723 Eighth 81.. Oakmont, 8imday Jan.

8, 1950. Walter husband of F.inma Staude Loeffler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emll F. Loeffler.

brother of Mrs. Marie Stitt, Robert, all of Oakmont; Mrs. Margaret Mc-Rae of Wilkinsburg. Friends received at anytime at the Eaton-Underwood Funeral Home 378 Maryland Oakmont, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Interment Oakmont Cemetery.

IiL'SMIRE At home, Irwin. G. C. (Ted i. January 8.

beloved husband of Evelyn brother of R. P. Dun-mire. Friends received at the Rod-gers Funeral Home, 310 3rd Street. Irwin, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.

m. tiwVKR On Sunday morning, January 8, 1950, Mary Ann Dwyer, mother of Mrs.1 John B. Schlosser. Friends received at the family home. 519 South Graham Street, E.

E. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart. Church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. N1CKEI.80N On Saturday. January 7.

1950, at 6:30 p. Blanche wife of the late Dr. Oeorge A. Nickelson of 910 California Avalon. Sister of Robert W.

Llddell, grandmother of Carl L. Nickelson and Mrs. Carol Boardman. Friends received at the Orion C. Pinkerton Funeral Home.

1014 California Avalon. Services at the Church of the Epiphany. California at Home on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Of Barter, on Saturday, January 7, at 3:40 p. Clara age 61, mother of Charles sister if Lottie Altman and Cieorge W.

Ruler. Friends received at the family residence. Requiem high mass Tuesday at 10 a. m. from St, Joseph Church at Cabot.

At Shadyside Hospital. Jan. I. ISM, Walter R. Beck of S15 Penn-svlvama Oakmont, husband of Margaret St, Clair Beclc.

Friends may call at the Funeral Horn of Charles L. Gordon, 210 Allegheny River Oakmont. (Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, SNYDER On Monday, January 9. 1950, Elizabeth W.

of 22 Mtneola West View, beloved daughter of Emma Steele Snvder and the late William F. Snvder; sister of Mrs. Edna Hobson, Mrs. Alice Michel of West View, Mrs. F.

J. Walliser of Weirton. W. 1 brother. William F.

Snyder of Avalon. Funerdl from the Schellhaas Funeral Home. 388 Center West View. Notice of time later. Cars 10 and 16 stop at door.

SVYDtR On Monday morning, January 9. 1950, George Harrison, husband of Olga Snyder of 751 Taylor Avenue. Avalon: father of George p. and Arthur J. Snyder: brother of Mrs.

Ellen Snyder MacMullen and Frederic M. Snyder. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. 529 California Avenue, Avalon. Notice of time later.

funsral Directors GIMBELS Ha oppnlnf (or marrird nun, 28 to 40 years, with car. for local asiocintf of THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Secretary and Business Manager, Room 2S1 Administration Building, Bellcfleid Avenue and Forbes Street, until 3:00 o'clock P. Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday, Jan. 10.

19S0. and will be opened at the same hour for Athletic Supplies: Grass Seed: Manual Training Supplies. Steel, Pipe and Plumbing. Electric. Solder.

Paint. Lumber: Linotype Metal: Veteran, Training Supplies and Electric Wiring Tools, Drslting Kits, Carpentry Supplies: Beauty Supplies: Food service Supplies snd Equipment; Printing Paper; Calculator: Furniture and Equipment; Sale of Used Materials. Specifications and bidding blanks and general information can be obtained the nflice of the Purchasing Agent, Room 300 Admlnlstralton JOHN KEKILTy FUNERAL HOME )0S BBI'SHUlN AVI ft l-t01 large, appliance manufacturer; extwr tenet unnecessary; complete training fur-i nished: advancement opportunities; LI'RITACH On Saturday, January 7, Mary Lukitach of Universal Unity, beloved wife of Frank Lukitach; mother of Charles. Frank and Mrs. Albino Festa.

all of Unity. Friends received at the Elkin Funeral Home, N. Bessemer. Funeral Wednesday, January 11, at 9 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. John's Baptist R. C. Church of Unity at 10 a. m.

Interment Plum Creek Florists nigh com miss tons paid weekly. Apply Employment Department, nth Floor, 11 a. m. to i p. Tueiday, HOUSEMAN Butler must drive; ihort-order cook.

Roehrlf, 831 Penn. "iNSliAToTALESM Licensed men to sell hospitalization snd health and Nr-rltiftnt tn GARDNER Saturday, January 7, 1950, Joseph, son of the late William and Antonia Yunk Gardner, brother of Mrs. Joseph Plllich of Florida, Mrs. Mary Foley. Mrs.

Molly G. Wilson and Margaret H. Gardner. Friends received at A. Stsab Sons funeral home.

900 Chartlers Avenue, Pittsburgh 20. Funerdl Tuesday, January 10, at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Martin's church at 10 o'clock.

PEKALA On Sunday, January 8, 1950. Joseph of 1430 fcvandale Road. N. 8.. father of Sister M.

Augustine, Franciscan Order; Mrs. Anna Odro-nelc, Rev. Stephen Pekala, Mrs. Michael Onderko; also twelve grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert A.

Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Road, until ll o'clock Monday evening. Requiem hlh ma.is at St. Agnes Church, Mingo Junction, Thursday morning. R1CKWITH On Thursday. January 6, 1950, Frank beloved husband of Martha Pendergast Beck-wtth.

Funeral from the McCabe Funeral Home, 7204 Thomas on Tuesday at 9 m. Requiem high mass at Mother of Good Counsel Church at 9:30 a. m. Gidat Sprays SS Baskiti $5 3719 FORBUS ST. MA SC 1-1300 MAtm7rtoRsTf4 J28-128 Fifth Ave.Orant 1-2200 Placa Son-Telcrraph Want Ad, at MII.LVALE NEWS 422 r.rant Mlllvale, Pa.

Tne Board of Public Education re lea's No. 1 sickness and accident com STURGEON Friday, January at her home, 1365 65th Street, Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Missoura G. Sturgeon, widow of Reverend 8.

Sturgeon, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas and Martha Gllliforc, Gal-braith of Tarenlttm, Pa. Services and interment in Brooklyn. serve, tne right to reject any or all bids. H.

H. RQTHROCK, Scrrtary Business Manaccr, MARTINO On Saturday, Jan. 7, IBM), of 1720 Locust Nunzio. husband of Fillppa Banfliippo; father of Louis, John and Thomas 6, Martmo. Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home.

2007 Fifth Ave. Solemn requiem high mass at St, Peter's Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. M' Business Personals IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA IN THE MATTER of MOOSE BREWING COMPANY OF LUCYVILLE. DEBTOR.

In Proceeding, for the Reorganization of a Corporation. No. 21822. NOTICE OF HEARING To the Creditor, snd Stockholders of the Moose Brewing Company of Lucy-vllle; ORDER OF COURT At Pittsburgh, in said District, this 6th day of January, 1950. The foreioing petition of J.

M. Co-laizso, Trustee of the Estate of Moose Brewing Company of Lucyville, Debtor within named, for a sale ot Its assets, exclusive- of cash In bank end choses In action, having keen presented to the Court In Chamber, upon due consideration thereof and on motion of counsel for petitioner, hearing Is hereby fixed for January 23, 1950, at 10:00 A.M., Court Room 2, to approve a aale of the assets of the Moose Brewing Company of Lucy-villa, Debtor, to Anthony Lucas for $43,000.00, free Ind clear of all liens, encumbrance, and taxes, and upon the term, and conditions forth In his offer or to any higher bidder at the said heartng. Said Trustee Is directed to give ten days' notice by mall of the hearing hereinabove fixed to the creditors and stockholder, of the Debtor by mailing a copy of the wlthm order to each of them and by Inicrtln, a copv thereof In the Pittsburgh Legal Journal and a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Pittsburgh, once a week for two By the Court. Wallace S. Gourley.

D. 1. 3. M. CO1.AI7.Z0.

Trustee of Moose Brewing Company of Lucyville, Debtor. RUSSELL STAHLMAN, BERNARD GOODMAN, Attorney, tor Trustee. 1087 Union Truit Building, Pittsburgh, 1 Lost and found BLAOG On Saturday, January 1, John beloved hutband of M. Blagg of 3009 Universal Street; also survived by one sister and" two brothers. Funeral services at the H.

h. 6peer Funeral Home, 2927 Chartlers Avenue, Sheradea, on Tuesday at 2 p. m. G0l.iu:v Sunday, Jan. 8, 1950.

at a. Lena Stem Golden, wife of Uie late Henry Golden; mother of Samuel J. Golden and Phillip Golden, of Pittsburgh; George L. Golden, of Clayton, Mrs. Hattie Adler and Lucille Golden of Pittsburgh; Mrs.

Bessie 8igal, of Akron, and Mrs. Ann Mullen. Detroit, sister of Mat Stein, of Los Angeles. and Abe stein, Pittsburgh; also 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Rslph Schitgar Chapel.

6b09 Center where services will be held Tuesdav, Jan. 10. at 11 a. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery.

Pt'KAMC On Saturday, January 7. Stephen C. Pukanic husband of Anna Pukanto and father Stephen. George. Frank.

Michael, Mrs. Barbara Vukmanic. Mrs. Mary Crowell and Mrs. Caroline Birsic; also 11 grandchildren, and brother of George Pukanic.

Friends received at the family residence. 1309 Liverpool N. 8. Funeral on Wedncs-day. January 11.

al 8:15 a. Requiem high masa at St. Nicholas R. C. Church, 8..

at 9 a. m. Members of Lodge No. 1, C.F.U., are Invited. Dofflpstle TroublB Problftni Upset with tuspicion dlstreswil.

For pMCt of mind know the truth Call NICK CARTER Detective Aid Bsreaa Ine. Plsza Pgh. Grant ESCORT Agency Wher, lonely single people find companions. 40Sjrrianfl 5-9. MARRIAGE llceme, secured vwlth your confidence: open Court 1-1252.

B-410, Sun-Telegraph. MAT On Saturday, January 7, 1950, Minnie L. Zoller, wife of the late Peter mother of William. Mrs. Katherine Novak, Mrs.

Hattit Kennedy, Mrs. Virginia Buckley, Mrs. Evelvn Lavler; also 7 grandchildren. Sister of Miss Henrietta Zoller and Mrs. Pearl Riester.

Friends received at her late residence, 3911 Evergreen Road, N. S. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 p. m. pany: guaranteed lifetime renewals; com- missions.

Apply person. 9 to 12 noon. The Continents! Casualty 300 Grant Pittsburgh. Large Pittsburgh Department Store has position for Television Service Manager, thoroughly experienced in actual serv- i ice- work, supervision of personnel and administrative duties. Please write submitting employment record, educational back-ground and salary re- quirements to Box B-443, Sun-Telegraph.

BRIGHT On Sunday. Jan. Jennia Eastland, wife of William C. Bright of S703 Callowhill Pitts-burgh: mother of Mrs. Edith Davis.

Mrs. Mabel Bartoe and Mrs. Irene Grehsler, sister of Samuel and Albert Eastland. Funeral services at the Campbell Funeral Home, 1314 Middle Bharpsbiirg. em Tuesday, Jan.

10 at m. McKmley Chapter No. 20 O. E. S.

invited. SIVANEV On Saturday, January lOoO, Theresa of 31 Westfield Avenue, West View, beloved mother of Mrs. Ida Schultheis, William and Irene Swaney; also five grandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son. 707 East 6treet, North Side, on Tuesday at 8 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Athana-sius' R. c. Church at 9 a.

jn. Friends Invited. TAYLOR On Sunday, January 8, 1950, at 9 a. Rebecca Jane Guf-fey. widow of Charles Taylor; mother of Charles W.

Taylor; I grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild; sister of Mrs. 8. M. Fox of Vander-grift and Mrs. A.

Lessig of Leech-burg. Funeral from the John Kek-llty Funeral Home, OS Brushton Avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 3 oclock. Friends Invited. MOLES BEAGLB puppy, male: "Tippy:" East End vlcinityt child's pet: reward. Emerson 1-4538.

COCKTAIL Green's New Years Eva. Liberal reward. Hel 1-9433. DOG Msle. browru white! "PaT" child', pet: Westwood-Crafton Heights.

Walnut 1 -8182 FURPIECE mink. Oakland Squirrel Hill Xmas day. Reward. Hate! 1-3625. GLASSES Wednesdsy: Dunn Scott; rewsrd.

Le-hi-h 1-3780. MALE Toy Terrier: brown, no tsll; Edjcwood; answers to Pen-hurst 1-1710. RING Chinese, dam metal, red stone. Dec. 20, jlorne's.

Reward. Carnegie 155. WALLET -Blue; South'" Side7Thuraday evening: money (needed badlyl; reward. Hmlockl-3048. Place Son-Telexraph Want Ads It LIFKOBITZ BROS.

DRUG STORE 13 Island MrKees Rocks QI'INW Friday, January 8, at 9 30 p. Mary E. Qiimn of 217 Mill-bridge Street. Pittsburgh 10, aunt of John, Charles, James and Edmund Quinn. Friends received at the Heinauer Funeral Home.

907 Char-tiers Avenue, McKees Rocks, until Tuesday, January 10, at 8:30 m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's R. C. Church at 9 a.

m. And most all disfigurement, removed without pain, scars, marked. Acne. (Klmpleai Eczema, Psoriasis, treatsd. Call write F.

C. Gehnj. M. Skin Specialist. 403 Nixon Bldg.

(Licensed i 1900. AT. 1-1104. rrLTERFD FRIF.VrTs l.riOLA BU.l.S FRIENDSHIP CENTER til 24 CENTER, FGH. 8 HI 1-8908 MrCt'l I.OIT.H Sunday, January 8.

1950. William husband of the late Mary Oannon; father of Margaret Mary E. and the late William A. MrCullough Jr. Funeral from the family home.

130 Noble Avenue. Cratton, on Thursday, January 12, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Phillip's Church at 9 clock.

Members of Chartters Council No. 875, K. of C. HOOKER Saturday, January 7, IPSO, Henry husband of the late Otheha Duwell Brooker. formerly of Wexford: father of Mrs.

Dorothy Trumbower, Harry and Robert Brooker: brother of Mrs. Sarah Btlerhetm, William and Joseph Brooker. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1035 Perry Highway. Perrysrllle.

Requiem high mass at Bt. Cyril's Church, Brighton Road on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. 107 Sealed Proposals SEE our sd under "Help Instruction. Men and Women." Airlines Training Division, Central Radio A Television Srnools. THOMAS On Sunday, January 8.

1950. at 6:50 a. David R. Thomas of 502 Armandale Street; husband of Lillian Sheridan; fathrr of John, Edward, Robert, and James Thomas. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau Street at Pennsylvania Avenue on Wednesday ll 1 p.

in. Friends invited. 102 legal Notices MAGAZINE Men for portrait deal: 11.00 sale, you keep the dollar, see Mr. Day. petrte Studio, 833 Liberty Ave.

No phone calls. MEN -Full, psrt I SO to" 12 per hour commission taking orders in your community. Hosiery, oressea, lingerie, men's wesr. Write, apply 012 Clark Bldg. REAL SILK INC.

Phon, collect Grant 1-1630 after 3 p. m. 2 Male Help Wanted 8, 19.S0, Paul husband of Cloi Wagner Har-baugh of 1805 Ardmore Forest Hills; also survived by son, Dr. Paul Harbatigh, of Dublin. daughter, Frances M.

Duncan. Friends received at T. D. Turner's, 729 Wallace Wllkinsburg. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 :30 o'clock.

KAISIR January 8. 19i0. Emma L. Kaiser ol 1015 Franklin Wilkinsburg. Friends received at T.

D. Turner 7a9 Wallace Wil-kinsburg. where services will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Tuesday morning. 1 On Sabbath evening.

January 8. 1950, Clark husband of Florence Boswell Ketover of 164 Irwin Ben Avon: brother of Etta M. Kefover, Marshall W. Kef-over and Mrs. A.

B. Craig. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home, f29 California Avenue, Avalon. where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. LKMEMac-At the Msgee Hospital on Friday.

January 6, at 2 40 p. Lawrence husband of Mary Ann Rngatay Klcmencic. Father of John Martin, Lawrence Jr. and Christina Klemenctc. Friends and members of the lodges received at his late home.

Toms Run Road, Presto, until Tuesday. January 10. at 2:30 p. m. Interment Melrose Cemetery, Bridgtv ville.

Pa. KOKhTTb Llda formerly of Pittsburgh, died January 6, in Hollywood, Florida. Interment January 9 In Dama Cemetery, Hollywood, Florida. CITY OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLIES January 8, 1950. Separate scaled proposals will be received at the office of the City Controller, first floor, City-County Building, Pittsburgh, until 10:00 o'clock A.

Eaitem Standard Time, January 20, 1050. and the same will be opened and publicly read one (1) hour later in Council Chamber, building aforesaid, for the furnishing and delivery of tin following: 105 Electrical 108 Hay and Oats. 107 Hospital 108 Link Belt Parts. 108 Genuln, Part, for Traffic Equipment. specifications and general blank, for bidding can be aecured at the Office MEN Estate of Frank 8.

Adler, deceased, of Pittsburgh. No. 103 of 19S0. Letter, testamentary on hi, estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands aeainst the estate of decendent to make known the same and all person. Indebted to decedent to make psyment without delay to Ceorge Little, 3028 Beechvlew or to GEORGE LITTLE, Att 8 Court Place.

Pa. All Mtle ind female Help Wanted advertisements tp-pearing in tha Sun-Telegraph offering sales positions must state the article or service to be sold, as well as the basis of compensation. VKIII.IWI Of 4703 Oardenvllle Road, Baldwin Sunday, January 8. Marie Collyer Vehllng. age 86 Tears; wife of Fred Vehllng, mother of Mrs.

Augusta Simms, Mrs. Anna Mirt, Mrs. Minnie Ho-ransky, and August Burkhart. Friends received at the John Semmelrocie Funeral Home. 3134 Brownsville Carrick.

Services Wednesday at 3 o'clock. McCt'LLVM On Sunday, January 8. 1950, Belle, sister of the late Samuel McCulium. Friends received at Aberll's Chapel. E.

North Ave. at Sandusky St. Services on Wednesday at 2 p. m. (Washington, papers please copy.) mVginSTs Ann, Mrs.

tEbersber-geri, age 57, wife of Henry of Morgantown, W. Va. Friends will be received at her home, 443 Linden Street. Morgantown, W. Va.

Funeral services at 9 a. m. Tites-day at St. Theresa'a R. C.

Church, Morgantown. W. Va. Interment at St. Vincent's Cemetery.

Latrobe. P. MILLER Suddenly on Saturday, January 7. Alice Guenlher, widow of Edward Miller: mother of Mrs. Edna Luster and Mrs.

Ruth Heron; sister of Charlntta and Charles Guenlher; also survived by five grandchildren. La' of 132 Lowrie Street in her 70th year. Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home, 1550 Lowrie 8t.reet, where fun4al services will be held on Tuesday at 1 p. m. Local 424 and friends Invited.

S.U'PP January 7, 1950 at 2:30 a. Louts husband of Mary A. Inee Wolf) of 603 Woodburn Avenue, Brookhne. Father of Mrs. John O.

Sullivan of West Homestead, Frank Louis B. and Mary Louise Saupp; brother of Katherine Saupp of Washington. D. C. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2H30 West Liberty Avenue until Tuesday at 9 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at Resurrection Church at 10 a. m. Interment calvary Cemetery. (Please omit flowers.) cHWll)TSulldeniy, on Sunday.

January 8, 1950, Anthony beloved husband of Catherine H. Kennedy of 153 Spencer Avenue, Carrick: father of Mrs. Rita Tagmver, Ruth and Raymond brother of Charles, Mrs. Minnie Weber, Aloysms. Frank, Gilbert Mathilda and Albert: also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Friends may call at the Koonu Funeral Home. 171 Brownsville Rd. Funeral Thursday at a. m. Requiem high mass at St Wendelin's church at 10 a.

m. Holy Name Society and friends Invited. Interment In Calvary Cemetery. SCHREIRF Of 3038 Orassmere Avenue, Dormont. on Sundav.

January 1950. at 1 30 p. Frederick husband of the late Myra Turner Schreiber, In his 88th year: father of Sister Mary Godfrey and F. D. CLAIMS ADJUSTER TRAINEE Law graduate Interested In claim wor as a career; laigr casualty and stnety co.

Salary. A. A. Rohrlch. CR 1-2202.

of the Department of Supplies, 818 Cltv-Cntint, Buildine. Lending Publication In field of fUdlo and Television tlvinj voice to tht opinions of the people and hai choaen our Education satea organization to conduct nationwide poll. IS men will be personally nelectea for local work and will be trained at our expenie. Starting salary or cftmmllon basis. Applicanii must have antitude for meeting public and desire permanent raeers.

Cart furnished. No even in a work required. Ap Dly 6 to 3 P. M. ROOM 705 S3 3 THIRD AVX MFN Nedinr boiit extra per week, write, apply 813 Clark Bldr.

or phone collect GR 1-1636 after p. m. Apparel: percentile, ORDERLY tor Institution: untie; white; $45 per month; room, board, laundry. Phone Gibson ta 83945. Estate of Led, Rarkes, deceased, of Pth.

No. 107 of 1950 Letter, testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claim, or demands aealnat the estate of decedent to make known the same and all perrons Indebted lo decedent to make payment without delav to Rus-sll R. 373 N. Craig Pith, 13. Ps or to SAUL SCHE1N, Att 1808 Berger Bldg.

Pa. B.ds to be secompanieif by a bond WALLACE On Saturday, January 1. 1H50. Elsie wife of Fred, and mother of Mrs. Fred Haushalter of Sestirkley: Eva Wallace of Ambndge.

and sister of Leroy Springer of Rochester. Pa. Friends received at th residence, 911 Maple-wood Avenue. Ambndge, where senr, ices will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m.

una i Full or part lime. No aeillng. $1 00 to 11.25 hourly commission: Ac-i tive monthly Apply 30 to i ft in n. tin 1 or two freeholders ot Allegheny county, probated before the City Gerk or the Assistant City Clerk, or a bond of a surety eompsny which hsa complied with the ordinance tree to the fumtihing of bonds for contracts. The Mayor and the Director of the w.

v. u. iu. nwin 604. Til penn Ave, Eatste of Margaret.

Or Margaretha, or Margarita, or Martarelta Balker, deceased, of Mlllval. No. 108 of 1BS0. Letters testamentary on her estate Department of Supplies reserve the BCfcCHEL Suddenly, on Saturday, January 7, ISM), at 2 p. Reverend Raymond J.

Buechel. son of the late Mary Ellen Cornyn and Casper B. Buechel: brother of Mrs. Edward F. Cass, John C.

and Charles A. Buechel. Friends will be received at 8t. Bede'a Rctory, South Dallas Avenue. Translatlonon Tuesday.

Jan. 10, 19o0, at p. to 8u Bedes Church, where remains will lie In state until Wednesday morning. Jan. 11.

Office of the dead at 9.30 a. Bolemn high mass of requiem at 10 o'clock. Flowers omitted. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Bt'XTON Suddenly, at his home, Valencia.

Saturday evening, Jan. 7. 19W. Charles husband ol Laura Thompson Buxton; father of Paul Buxton, of Alton, and the lie Wilbur h. Buxton; 2 grandchildren: 1 sister, Mildred B.

Caldwell, of Mewport, R. I. Friends received at McDonald! Funeral Home. Mars, whera service, will be held Wednesday afternoon at i clock. Members of Mars Lodge, No.

779, and A. Zlgler Lodre, No. 1039. I O. O.

F. Butler. Pa and Mars Kiwanls Club and friends DAVIS On Saturday, Jsnuarv 7, 19b0. Thomas P. of 301 Fifth Street.

Trafford, Pa. Husband of Lucy Rice, and father of Edward F. Thomas P. Mrs. Regina Shauber and Frank.

Friends received at the Daugherty Funeral Home. Trafford, Pa. Requiem high mass in St. Regis R. Church, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.

rillXrNGlH On Sunday. Jan. 1. 1930. Benjamin husband of Julia K.

Dllliiiger. and father of Benjamin F. Pithi'Sier of Hillcrest rmve, Rom son of Willietn and trie Christina Herron Dillireer: bioli.er ot Maine Bell. Ida jarkson. Alice Reiger.

Ftiima Weiaerkel and Willis'n 1, Dtllineer. Friends rereived at ihe Brandt f'u-sieral Home. 1031 Perry H'ghway, PerrysviUa. Servlca, en WadnaatUjr fteniaoa I elook. were granted to th, undemgned who reouests all person, having claim, or dmand, atamst the estate of dece WALKER; John January 1, 19M1.

of 408 Alpine N. father of Mrs. Ellen Lange. Mra Rose Lange. Mrs.

Margaret Fellows. Alexander and Clarence: brother of Jane Vt alker. Friends will be received at the Reel Funeral Home. SIS W. COLORED Men to dlatrtbuta samples and take; orders for Wgutlns quality products, CIS Herron Ave.

Apply to 10 a. m. only. CONSULTANT SALESMAN Leftdinf heartnt aid mnK-ratlon ruts ooenmg for roniultant talesman to work with Mtabltshrd clientele; car necensary. Comnixiion.

Opening? 'o available, MrKetHport, New Kensinrton and Creenshurf treaa. For appointment call AT i-1123. dent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to payment without delay to Jcaeph Balker. 8504 MrClur Ave Pfh 13. ROUTE SALESMAN Must bt able to furnish bond and references.

Apply Great American Tea 6421 Penn 10 a. m. SALESlPPESESTATlvi KNIT (lOODS, require services of representative an commission bssl, to csrry our line of knit goods In surroundini tern-lory. Well-destined, auaiity-mamifae-ture, nationally advertleed line. Writ Bs R-404 Sun-Tclcsraph.

SALESMEN wanted-by lane Southern stork pants manufscturer to cover rot, tl trade In B. Ohio and W. Pa. Commission to start, drswmi later. Write B.

MILLFR William Booth, January 8, 1950, at Bewick-ley Valley Hospital, husband of Helen Campbell Miller, Bewickley: father of Mra Robert 0. Redpath South Orange. N. Mra Ktrtland C. Gardner Cora-opolls and Mra Robert E.

8. Thompson. Bethesda. Md. Private services Tuesday afternoon Die family earnestly request that no flowers be sent.

MINK On Sunday, January 1950. Alice (Kokie Machi McNulty Mink, wife of the late Joseph Mink. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Onme A Blair, 4520 Penn near Friendship Avenue. Notice of time later. ASH On Saturday.

Jan. 7. Louise Joekel Nash, widow of Frank Nash: mother ol Frank Nash Mn Detail Salesmen Vt need several experienced salesmen, II to 41, who have hid Schreiber. Friends received at the E. B.

Laughlln Funeral Home. 3310 W. Liberty Avenue So. where services will be held on Tuesday, January 10. at p.

m. 8ChTT.fiv5)n1 Saturday, William A. Bchulta, husband of the late Catherine Tagg Bchulta and father of Edward, William and Mra. Catherine Mellon and brother of Harry, Mrs. Helen Duda, Mrs.

Mary Galla-han and Mra. Tlllle Fischer. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 30 a. from the Lacy Funeral Home. 418 Lincoln Avenue (near Pgh.

Hospi'ali. Requiem mass In the St. Waiburga C. Churrh at 10 a m. Iiitciment in ML Carmel Cemetery.

Friends right to reject any or an mas DAVID L. LAWRENCE. Miyor. WILLIAM DR1SCOU. Director.

CTTT OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF PARKS RECREATION January 8. 1050 1. Separate and sealed proposals for the following will be received at the office of the City Controller, City-County Building, until 10:00 a. m. Eastern Standard Time.

January 30. 39fo. and will be publicly opened and read one hour later In Room 440 City-County Building Lawn Mower Reeondltionlng and Repairing and Power Mower Repairing. Including Repairing ol Gasoline Enrinea. 3.

All bids must be made upon the prepared form of Proposal to he obtained at Room 318 Cltv-County Bulging, on and after January 9, 19.10. .1, Bids rm" a 'd t' of no -t ft ti'e est.metM of ren or ervtr under consider, fl. Std bond shell be duly and 1tall? executed with a surety or company which omnlied with th, City ordinance, relating thereto 4, Thai Mayor and Mm Mm at KOESSLFR On Sunday. January 8. Mrs.

Cecelia Hampsev Koessier of 844 Walnut Street, wife of Harry Koessier. Friends received at the Clowes Funeral Home, 803 Pittsburgh Street, Springdale. Notice of funeral later. KIRTZBuddenly, on Saturday. January 7, at his late home.

317 Spring Street, North Versailles Michael, beioved father of Mrs Mary Mazur of Trafford. Mrs. Pauline Jacobs at home; brother of Mra Mary Mehalik of Braddock and George of New York Friends received at the Lanlgan Funeral Home. 700 Linden Avenue, E. Pgh.

Funeral Wednesday. January 11. at 8 30 a. Hist, of reouiein at SB, Peter and Paul Church at a. Friends mvilrd "i.l.BANIlKKV-OrrunriivJsTnT-ary 8.

CsKimar, of Cuddy, Pa. Hushand of Valeria, father of Mra Bertha Kawiskie, Mrs. Ida May tffsrtoa, Mrs. Betty Myw, Ura. Via- Benjamin.

1311 McKlnley It. nnia. Pa. i successful record aa missionary i Ohio N. 8.

Requiem high mau St. Peter'i Church. Tuesday a. m. AROPanuary 8.

18507of R. U. No. 8. Clngston Ave, Turtle Creek.

Willard husband of Ruth Met rick Wardrop, father of Hector ol Hamsburg and Norma Jane Willi-son. Mradvllle; brother of Mra. Harry Nelson and Mra John Barilar. Friends received at the Johe Funeral Home, 138 Church BU Turtle Creek, until Tuesday at 11 p. m.

Servfres at the New Bethlehem Presbyterian Churrh Wednesday at 3 30. Interment New Bethleiiem Cemetery. LTT-V-l'd "a v. im. at his home.

HU linon B'lls Mt. f-eharioo. s. belovrd; he-bsnd of Rn-e Wollftt; (airier ot Edam John and Mrs Thomas H. Snaith, Jr.

Friends received at tha Beinhauer Mortuary, 3830 W. Ubartf Asssu Kohea funaral taut. or to JOHN F. TOP PENCE end BRANDT. RIESTER.

BRANDT 4a TOR-RKNCE. Alt 810 Grant MlU-yale. Pgh. a. Pa.

Estate of Jaiw-s rnwisra, or Vltirem, fswan. deceaeed. of North Braddock. Letter, testamentary on his estste were granted to the undersigned who reouests all persons having claim, or demand, affsmst the etre of decedent to known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to nuke payment without delay te Rnwl, 1104 SL, North Braddock. or to RALPH T.

BELL. 808 Grant St. Pth Pa. N. it.

KATZ Attorner at 810-13 B-te- Pi'tsWrh lierr gvrn by Th Pltti-borrh Milk Company, a Business which ha, beet doing business and ha, registered lti "fft- In the Commonwealth of Pmnayl--ama. ar No. raw Mill Rtra P'-d PltUtwiaH a AJtettvweay Cc-ast Peru. or detail men, and who are familiar in the food trade. Campaign is for J-wcck rind.

Mu have a car. t-ry ft-1, cmrmV.ittn. Vl'ritc owe rVrsr h-IU, Sttn-TelrRrjpli. I latins Muscheeh. X1rs.

tlenora Pohl I and Bernard Nash; sister of Nichols Joekel, and 8 l( salesman a national brewery a capable salesman fo PITTSBURGH AND SlIRnOtlNOIVO ARf.AS. CAR ESSENTIAL. SALARY AND KVPNSKS P-44, f.O. BOX PI.1LA. SJ, PA, SALSISMAN Arcresslve, sme.

"tli car to sell leather roods lo ettsb. hardware trade In Weatens a M. Y. 74 weekly draw eiamst Oana. Ta Lesthereraft Company.

PntSott as rd ka mfiriTM- uie tarniiy residence, mitt Tours in her 87th vear, Frienda received at the Miller Funeral Home, nw Lowrie St. Requiem lraas at Most Holy Name Church on Wedauda at I ft rrletuto krrUe. SMITH On Sunday morning, Jamea beloved husband of Mar-eella MeCluakey; father ef Mn Emma fimlthyman, Mrs. Martha oak Jowpb ao4 Harrf Smith; EXPEnlENCtn rrlntmi and calendar salesman. Automottiie easential, Loral territory open a-aley A Commission.

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