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OBITUARIES survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harold O'Toole and Mrs. Roy Leitch; two sons, Joseph F. and Richard R. Gasser: two sisters, Mrs.

Lydia MaeMinn and Miss Emma Gasser, and three grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Tur. ner Funeral Home. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Wilkinsburg. NONA W.

EVANS Whitney Evans, granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. Raymond Evans, of Pittsburgh, died Tuesday of injuries received Sunday in a traffic accident in Bronxville, N. Y.

Miss Evans was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Evans, of Kirtland Hills, near Cleveland. She attended the Brown School in Heights, Hathaway, Cleveland, was graduated from Miss Porter's School in Farmington, and was in her second year at Sarah Law.

rence College, Bronxville. Be. sides her parents, Miss Evans is survived by four brothers, Raymond, Whitney, Michael Andrew. Friends will be received at the Evans residence in Kirtland Hills today and tomorrow. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in St. Hubert's Chapel, Kirtland Hills. MeCARROLL SERVICES Services for Clark P. MeCarroll, a retired employe of the Federal Reserve Bank, will be held today p.

m. in the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler Street. Mr. McCarroll, who was born and reared on the Northside, died Monday in his home at 4307 Stanton Avenue. He worked for the bank for about 33 years before he retired recently.

Survivors are his Mrs. Clara Fischer McCarroll; two sons, Kenneth and Clark McCarroll, a sister, Mrs. Margaret Kibler; and four grandchild ren. Burial will be in St. Augustine's Cemetery.

District Deaths Joseph Blair Means, 51, formerly of Brookville, supervising principal of the Linesville-Conneaut-Summit School District, unexpectedly in Linesville. William J. Hukill, 82, former councilman, bank founder 2 Lost Fliers Beat Jungle PANAMA, Nov. 5 (P)-Two United States Army fiers missing since their plane crashed Sunday emerged from the jungle today. They were exhausted but appeared in good condition as they climbed rope ladder to hovering helicopters that spotted them.

The men, First Lieutenant H. Maguire, of Philadelphia, and Private First Class John L. Summers, of Trogoon, said only the thought of their waiting families kept them going despite hunger, fatigue and shock. Maguire was pilot of an Army L19 spotter plane looking for a small private plane missing since Sunday with five persons aboard. Summers was his observer.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958- MARMO SERVICES Mr. Marmo Solemn requiem high mass for Louis Marmo, 16, will be 10 a. m. tomorrow at Our Lady Help of Christi a n'5 Church. Louis, A student at Westinghouse High School, was fatally injured last Saturday when he tell from a moving truck.

He lived at 1311 Lincoln Avenue, East Mr. Marmo Liberty, Survivors are his parAnthony, and Margaret Bordinaro Marmo: two sisters, Mary Rose and Phyllis; two brothers, Carmen: and Jos. eph. Burial will be in Mt. Car.

LUIGI D'ANTONIO Luigi D'Antonio, 56, of 3524 Fifth Avenue, owner and operator of the Visual Art Films Distributors at that address, died unexpectedly yesterday at his home. Born in Italy, he came this as a child in 1902 and employed tateunwas on construction jobs in subur. ban Philadelphia. Mr. D'Antonio pioneered in promoting the use of audio-visual aids in schools and churches.

He started his business Downtown here many years ago and moved to the Oakland area in 1951. A member of the Pittsburgh Kiwanis Club from 1946 to 1951, he then helped organize the Oakland Kiwanis Club. He also was a member of the 24th of May Lodge of the Italian Sons and Daughters of America and the National Audio Visual Association. Sur. viving him are his wife.

Mrs. Mary Belcastro D'Antonio; a daughter, Joanne; and three sisters and two brothers living in Italy. Funeral services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Brusco Funeral Home, 2007 Fifth Avenue, where friends are being received from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. Burial will be private. The family requests that instead of flowers, contributions be made to the Pennsylvania School for Blind Chil- dren. RUSSELL SERVICES Services for Frank D. Russell, 80, of 70 Robin Hood Road, Scott Township, will be at 2 p.

m. today at the William Slater Sons Funeral Home, Virginia Avenue and Kear. sarge Street, Mt. Washington. Mr.

Russell, a retired employe of Mesta Machine Company and former resident of Duquesne Heights, died in St. Clair Memorial Hospital Monday after a brief illness. In his youth he had been an outstanding swimmer. He was a member of Allegheny Lodge No. 223, Since the death of his wife, Mrs.

Wilda Armstrong Russell, nearly four years ago, Mr. Russell had made his home with his son, Frank Darrah Russell. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Lillian F. Grant, Alice M.

Russell and Joseph Fitzpatrick, and two granddaughters. Burial will be in Allegheny County Memorial Park. GASSER SERVICES Services for J. Frederick Gasser, 81, of 817 Franklin Avenue, Wilkinsburg, will be at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow at the T. D. Turner Funeral Home, 729 Wallace Avenue. Wilkinsburg. Mr.

Gasser died Tuesday at his home. He had been for 47 years with the Westinghouse Electric Corporation when he retired in 1945 as chief clerk of the order service department in East Pittsburgh. Mr. Gasser was a member of Beta Lodge 647. F.

and A. of the Scottish Rite, and of the First Presbyterian Church of Wilkinsburg. He is Alberghetti Not Marrying NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (AP). Anna Maria Alberghetti said tonight she's not songwriter Buddy Bregman, she's not quarrelling with her mother about it, and it's all just a misunderstanding.

The 22 year old Italian rehearsing to open A night club act here said: "I never was engaged to Buddy, Yes, I'm very fond of him. Yes, even in love with him. But I'm not getting married. I took this engagement to be away from Buddy. My mother and I are not quarreling.

We are a very close family. We discussed the whole question of religion." Miss Alberghetti is a Catholic, Bregman a Jew. Rumors of their marriage had upset her mother in Hollywood. Baby Sitter Saves 5 Children in Fire PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5 (P) A 15-year-old baby sitter brought five children from A burning home last night after detecting fire in the basement.

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