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-20 -PITTSBURGH P05T-GAZETTE MONDAY, APRIL 11, EDUCATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Foind OFF-SIDE! By Jo Metzer i Verj well then we'll have our DOCiDd and WrTH POST-GAZETTE rREPORTEftjT IxAWYEKS untangle this mess! jJCOEl regular monthly board of directors' meeting. BROWDER COMING Earl Browder, national genera! secretary of the Communist party, will be the guest of Pittsburgh members of the party tomorrow at a luncheon in the Pittsburgh Workers' School, 648 Grant street. 'MIBILEE" PLANNE Dr. Arthur Rayhawk of Duquesne University announced yesterday the school of business administration will celebrate a "silver jubilee" April 29 with a pageant depicting a quarter-century of activity. BUSINESS ADVICE J.

C. San-ford will tell the Business Men's Association of the East Northside "how to stay in business and make money'' at its regular monthly meeting Wednesday noon in St. Paul's Evangelical Church, 712 East street. WED 60 YEARS Mr and Mrs. John S.

McCormick of Sharon Grade road, Coraopolis, will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary today in the same farm house in which they have resided since their marriage. EN'GIXKERS TO MEET W. A. Gebhardt, research engineer, will discuss carburetor developments at a meeting of the Pittsburgh section of the Society of Automotive Engineers in Webster Hall tomorrow night. LIONS TO GATHER Clarence M.

Pet tit, KDKA radio program director and former secretary of the Denver Lions Club, will discuss "Impressions of the Steel at. a meeting of the Pittsburgh Lions unit Wednesday in the Fort Pitt Hotel. IRISH PLAN FETE Commemorating the anniversary of the 1916 Irish rebellion, the All Ireland Athletic Club will meet next Sunday night in the Fort Pitt Hotel for a program that will include Irish folk dancing and an address in Gaelic by Michael O'Shea. "BISINESS EFFORT" Din James H. Greene, executive vice-president of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, will speak on "Organized Business Effort" before the Co-operative Club at noon tomorrow.

Following Dr. Greene's address, the club will hold its Weather Forecast Special report from the United States Weather Bureau to the rout-Gazette. Western Pennsylvania Fair with I rising temperature today; Tuesday partly cloudy, somewhat warmer in I South portion. Ohio Fair and warmer today; tomorrow partly cloudy. HOURLY TEMPER ATT TRF.S.

Relief Being Planned For Real Estate Agency in Everv State Suggested to Cut Down Levies. Renewed effort for tax relief for real estate has been mapped for realtors of the nation as a result the meeting of the National Association of Real Estate Boards' national committee on real estate taxation in Chicago last week, according to local realtors who attended. The Pittsburgh board was represented at the session by J. H. Aronson and F.

J. Holub. Among the recommendations made by the committee was the proposal that an agency to be set up by each state and territory of the United States, vested with the power to review any proposed tax levy or bond issue and revise them downward. In the case of bond issues, the proposed agency would have the power of veto. The findings of this authority would be binding upon local taxing units unless reversed by a direct vote of the taxpayers affected, according to the plan suggested by the committee members.

The committee also recommended that each state and territory set an over-all limit for real estate tax rates, not to exceed one per cent, by constitutional amendment, and that each state and territory amend its tax assessing laws so that taxable value of real estate is computed on the basis ff income production. The committee also urged broadening the scope nt the committee by appointment of representatives of other national groups interested in real estate taxation as members. Brick House Sold. The Y. A.

Rowash Real Estate Company reported the sales of a brick house at 5455 Fair Oaks street, Murdoch Farms, for Jeremiah O'Brien to Benjamin B. Crone; a brick house at 6689 Wood-well street for Alfred R. Kennedy to James J. Burns and wife, and a house at 6621 Woodwell street for the Smoky City Building Loan Association to Thomas J. Feeney.

The Scott Rpalty Company, represented by J. W. Sherrer. sold a brick home at 6944 Claridge place, Willa Manor, for Orran H. and Helen Kramer to Dr.

and Mrs. Clarence H. Ingram. Jr. Election Notice PROCLAMATION CITY OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA NOTIFYING THE ELECTORS OF SAID CITY OF A FUBLIC ELECTION FOR THE APPROVAL OR DTSAPPFROVAL OF A MUNICIPAL BOND ISSUE AT THE REGULAR PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 17.

193. Pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Assembly, approved the twentieth day of April. A. D. 1874.

P. L. 65. and pursuant to a City Ordinance duly enacted by the Council of the City of Pittsburgh, passed by said Council March 14. 1938, and approved by the Mayor March 23, 1938.

recorded in Ordinance Book. Vol. 48, page 594. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That, at the regular primary elec tion to be held on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of May, 1938, at the time, places and under the same regulations as provided by law for the holding of municipal elections, the question of obtaining the assent ef the electors of the City of Pittsburgh to an increase of the indebtedness of said City, amounting to J1.3.V1.000.00, will be considered. The amount of the last assessed valuation of taxable property in the City of Pittsburgh is The amount of the existing debt rf the City is $55,755,871.73.

The total amount of the debt on the City, including all proposed increases thereof, is $57,105,871.73. The percentage of the total mount of all such proposed increases to the last assessed valuation of taxable property in the City is .12285 -f per cent. The amount of the proposed increases of the indebtedness of the City and the purposes for which the indebtedness is to be increased, are set forth in the' following question, which will be submitted to the electors of the City at said election, namely: Shall the indebtedness of the- City of Pittsburgh be increased in the amount of One Million Three Hundred Fifty Thousand and no 100 Dollars for the purpose of providing for the cost of acquiring the necessary land and for the construction, establishment, equipping and furnishing of a municipal hospital and auxiliary buildings necessary for the proper functioning of the hospital, within the City of Pittsburgh, for the care of persons suffering from infectious, contagious and other diseases, and for the purpose of other proper and necessary expenses in connection therewith, by the City of Pittsburgh, alone or jointly with the County of Allegheny? Yts No The above question for the increase of indebtedness of the City will be so printed on the ballots that the electors may vote for or against such question. The said election shall be held during the same hours of the day, namely, between 7:00 o'clock A. and o'clock P.

Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, May 17, 193S, and by the same election officers as the regular primary election to be held on said date, pursuant to law. CORNELIUS P. SCULLY. Mayor of the City of Fittsburgh. Dated: Pittsburgh.

Fa the SOth day of March, 1938. LEGAL NOTICES Joseph A. Reek. Attorney, 0S Park Pittsburgh. Pa.

Kotic that letters testamentary on the estate of Ella O'Connor, deceased, lata of ML Lebanon Township. Allegheny County, having been granted, all person indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to John J. O'Connor, Executor, 3426 Meadowcroft ML Lebanon Township, Pa. John M. Russell, Attorney, 1101 Berger Bio.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Philip R. Kincaid, deceased, late of Ingram. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Jesse M. Kincaid, Executrix, East Prospect Ingram, Pa, Wendt it. Graver, Attorney, 511 Union Trust Bide.

Notice that letters of administration on the estate of John Liggett, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Earl V. Jones, Administrator, 211 Fourth Pittsburgh, Pa. Laffey Laffey, Attorneys, 80S Law A Finance Pittsburgh. Pa. To Joseph W.

Culbertson, Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Helen Culberton against you for divorce A. V. M. at No. 2148 July Term, 3937, Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County, has been returned N.

E. I. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of June. 1938. John Heinz.

Sheriff. Edward Goldberg, Attorney, 728 Grant Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Josephine Seidl (Seidell Ga-vazzi, deceased, late of Broughton, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Union Trust Companv of Pittsburgh, Executor, Union Trust Pittsburgh, Pa. John A. Metz and John A.

Mety, 700 Jones Law Bldg. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Maggie Englert, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Harry N. Englert, Executor, 109 Horna-day Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Official Pittsburgh NO. 141.

AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Mononsrahela Bridge Company, the stock of which is owned or controlled by the City of Pittsburgh, to convey to the City of Pittsburgh the Smith-field Street Bridge and its approaches, and to assign to the City all its rights under a contract dated June 1, 1H11, between the Monongahela Bridge Company of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Railways Company, Alt. Washington Street Railway Company, Pittsburgh and Birmingham Passenger Kailway Company, Pittsburgh and Birmingham Traction Company and the United Traction Company of Pittsburgh, and authorizing the Mayor to vote the shares of stock in said Bridge Company standing in the name of the City of Pittsburgh and all other persons in whose names shares of said stock owned by said City may he standing; in favor of said conveyance and assignment. Passed in Council Mar. 30, 193S. Approved April ft, 1938.

CORNELIUS D. SCULLY. Mayor. Recorded in O. B.

48, page 607, in City Clerk Office. NO. 142. AN ORDINANCE Creating and establishing an additional position in the Department of Public Welfare for the City Home and Hospitals; fixing the rate of compensation, and providing for the payment thereof. Passed in Council Mar.

30, 1938. Approved April 5, 1938. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY, Mayor. Recorded in O.

B. 48, page 609, in City Clerk Office. NO. 143. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Director of the Department of Public.

Works to appoint Mary E. Cahill, now residing at 2801 Veteran Street, Pittsburgh, to any position in the Bureau of Rwreation to which she would be eligible, and exempting said Mary E. Cahill from the provisions of Section 42 of Ordinance No. 450. approved January 7.

1902, as amended, insofar as it affects this ordinance. Passed in Council Mar. 30, 1938. Approved April ft, 1938. CORNELIUS D.

SCULLY. Mavor. Recorded in O. B. 48, page 609, in City Clerk's Office.

NO. 144. AN ORDINANCE Providing for the let tine of a. contract or contracts for the extension of handrails, installation of radiator covers and covering steam pipes in North 1 and North 2, South 1 and South 2 Mental buildinps at the City Home and Hospitals. Mayview, and providing for the payment thereof.

Passed in Council Mar. 30, 1938. Approved April 13S8. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY, Mayor.

Recorded in O. B. 4S, page 610. in City Clerk's office. NO.

145. AN ORDINANCE Providing for the letting of a contract or contracts for the furnishing- and delivery of Silver Ware. China Ware and Accessories fort Ihe Pittsburgh City Home and Hospitals. Mayview, and providing for the payment thereof. Passed in Council Mar.

30, 1938. Approved April 5, 19M8. CORNELIUS D. SCuoLT, Mayor. Recorded in O.

B. 48, page 610, in City Clerk's office. NO. 146. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and directing the construction of public newprs on the west side of Banks-ville Road from a point about sixty-five 65') feet north of Crane Avenue to the existing sewer on Banksville Road at a point about four hundred (400') feet north of Crane Avenue and the east side of Banksville Road from a point about one hundred seventy 11(0) feet north of Coast.

Avenue to the existing sewer on Banksville Road at a point about four hundred sixty 1460' feet north of Coast Avenue, including, as may be necessary, the excavation of exploratory test holes, providing for the letting of a contract or contracts therefor and providing that the costs, damages and expenses of the same he assessed against and collected from property specially benefited thereby. Passed in Council Mar. 30, 1938. Approved April 5, 1938. CORNELIUS D.

SCULLY. Mayor. Recorded in O. B. 48, page 611, in Citv Clerk's office.

NO. 147. AN ORDINANCE Establishing and re-establishing the grade of Legion Way, from Shelton Avenue to Norwood Avenue. Passed in Council Mar. 30, 1938.

Approved April 5, 1938. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY. Mayor. Recorded in O.

B. 48, page 612, in City Clerk's office. NO. 148. AN ORDINANCE Re-establishing the grade of Mohn Way.

from Searles Way to a point 120.0 feet north of Hawkins Avenue. Passed in Council Mar. 30, 1938. Approved April 5. 193S.

CORNELIUS D. SCULLY. Iwayor. Recorded in O. B.

48, page in City Clerk's office. NO. 149. AN ORDINANCE Re-establishing the grade of Mayfleld Avenue, from Marshall Avenue to Ellis Avenue. Passed in Council Mar.

30, 1938. Approved April 5, 1938. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY. Mayor.

Recorded in O. B. 48, page 614, in City Clerk's office. No. 150.

AN ORDINANCE Fixing the width and position of the sidewaltts and roadway, and re-establishing the grade of Reiter Street, from Larimer Avenue to Hamilton Avenue. Passed in Council March 30, 1938. Approved April 8, 1938. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY.

Mayor. Recorded in O. B. 48, page 6i5, in City Clerk's office. No.

151. AN ORDINANCE Re-establishing the grade of Searles Way, from Norwood Avenue to Mohn Way. Passed in Council March 30, 1938. Approved April 5, 1938. CORNELIUS D.

SCULLY, Mayor. Recorded in O. B. 48, page 616, in City Clark's office. No.

152. AN ORDINANCE Re-establishing the grade of Shelton Avenue, from Charles Street North to Mayfild Avenue. Passed Co'inci! March 30, 1335. Approved April 5. 193S CORNELIUS D.

SCULLY. Mayor. Recorded in B. 45, page 6is, in City Clerk' office. DEATH NOTICES HARRIS On Sunday rooming.

April 10, 1938. at 10:15 o'clock. Jennie McCartney, widow ef John Harris of 5605 Marlboro soad. Sq. HiU.

mother of Mrs. Mary De Wall, Mrs. Bennett A. Erick-son and Benjamin F. Harris.

Remains at the home of the T. B. Moreland N. Highland E. E-, where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment private. MmKAV-On Friday, April 8. at 12:10 p. John husband of Dorothy E. McKown.

aged 33 years. Friends may call at the family home, 117 Emerson Aspinwall. Funeral services on Monday at 2:30 p. m. Interment private.

(Indiana papers please copy. 1 MrKEE On Saturday morning, April 1938, at 2:30 o'clock, William Glenn, husband of Marjorie Garland McKee. Friends may call at his late homj. 5834 Walnut E. E.

Services at th chapel of the Home wood Cemetery. Dallas and Aylesboro Squirrel Hill, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private. April 9, Harriett 8., widow of Charles Mickey, formerly of Hazelwood. died at Latrohe, Pa.

Survived by one daughter, Laura Fell of Los Angeles, and one granddaughter. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 in the Lutheran Church. Yonngstown. Pa. rBESTbNnSunday evening.

April 10, 1938, at Mercy Hospital, Barclay Preston, son of the late Matthew A. and Annie Cosgrave Preston. (Notice of funeral RFXDOn-Sunday, 10. 193S, William of 22S Comrie avenue. Brad-dock, husband of Gertrude Reed, and father of Earl, John and Sykes.

Friends may call at the McFarland Funeral Home. North Braddock. where services will be held Tuesday, April 12 at 8 p. m. Interment Wednesday at 11 a.

m. KODGERS (SteinmilTer), Friday, April 8, at 2:40 p. Christina, wife of the late Fred S. Rodgers: mother of Mrs. Willard Smith and Phillip Steinmiller; sister of Harry Hamilton.

Friends received at Heinauer Funeral Home. 907 Chartiers McKees Rocks. Services Monday, April 11. at 2 p. m.

Interment in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. SCI-rEOERBERG Passed away at Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday, April 9, Dr. Carl G. Scluederberg.

formerly of Pittsburgh. Vice president and general manager of the Ford Instrument Long Island City, N. Y. Survived by his wife and three sons. Carl, Robert and Richard Scluederberg.

Funeral services; at his residence, 1063 Wilbert Road. Lakewood. Ohio. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial services at the Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Tuesday, April 12.

at 3 p. m. Friends received st the Moreland Funeral Home, N. Highland Avenue, E. Tuesday morning.

SEIGER On Sunday, April in. 19.58. at 6:45 a. Isaac Seiger. beloved husband of Mollis Seiger.

and father of Jack snd David Seiger. Mrs. Sandford Baer, and Mrs. James J. Gluck.

Friends received st the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center where services will be held on Monday. April 11, 1938 at 2 p. m. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery. SINGLETON On Saturday morning.

April 9. James son of Winfred Sords and the late Michael Singleton of 313 Grove McKees Rocks. Funeral from Brothers. 531 Chartiers on Tuesday, April 12. Solemn requiem mass at.

St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 o'clock. SPETH On Saturday afternoon, April 9, Gloria, beloved daughter of Edmund T. and Barbara Milcarek Speth of 714 Island McKees Rocks. Funeral from McDermott Brothers, 531 Chartiers on Wednesday, April 13, at 8:30 a m.

Requiem mass at St. Francis de Sales Church at o'clock. STANIEK Richard at Inglewood, April 9, at 7:29 p. formerly of Pittsburgh. Pa.

Survived by his wife, Anna Schmidt Staniek: brother. Charles Staniek of Boston, sisters. Mrs. Charles Bernhardt, Mrs. Hazel Fisher and Mrs.

Frances Lumpkin. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at Inglewood, Cal. STAl'FF On Saturday afternoon! A pril 9. 1938, at 4:30 o'clock, Anna Laum Newlin.

wife of J. Henry Staurf. of 837 Farraught E. and sister of Mrs. M.

K. Gordon of West Newton, Pa. Remains st the home of the T. B. Moreland N.

Highland Ave. E. wnere services will he held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment private. STEWABTSON Suddenly, on Saturdav, April 9, 1938, at 3:45 p.

Wm. husband of Katherine Collier Stewartson, In his 70th year, of 510 Austin Mt. Lebanon. Friends received at the Edward B. Laughlin Funeral Home.

3310 W. Lib erty soutn Hills, where services will be held Tuesday, April 12, at 2:30 p. m. THOMAS On Fridav. Anril 8.

at a at West Penn Hospital, Josephine Scott, beloved wife of Colonel D. O. Thomas. M. of 1101 Kenneth New Kensington, and sister of Mrs.

Charles I. Cook of Brookline. PgVi. Friends may call at her late home. Funeral Mondav at 2 p.

from the Christian Church. New Kensington. Interment in Home-wood cemetery, Pittsburgh. Elf Satu rd ay, A pril9. 1938.

Joseph beloved husband of Louisa Fisher Veith in his 85th year. Friends received at the H. P. Brandt Funeral Home. Perry Highway.

Perrysville. Solemn high mass st St. Teresa's R. C. Church on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

WEBER On Sunday April in. 1938. at 11:30 a. Elaheth wife of the late John A. Weber, and mother of Ada Arthur and Edwin J.

Weber, late of 1032 Goehring N. S. Funeral from Aeberlis Chapel. East North at Sandusky St. Services on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Friends invited. 6 Cemttory Lots Mausoliums UNION DALEEMETERY Division 3 very desirable 8 grove lot. Bargain. S-725, Post-Gazette.

Funeral Directors EDWARD T. DAUGHERTY Funeral Home, 3fifi Lincoln Bellevue. Pa. Linden 1351. STEWART'S FUNERAL HOME New location 9111 Frankstown formerly 805 Brushton Ave.

Paul and William I. Stewart. Funeral Directors. JOHN TAYLOR of PitShurgh'i Leading Funeral Directors." 7127 Kelly Blvd. Penhurst 3134.

Florists Funeral Designs SEARS for Easter Flowers. Cut and potted plants. 69c to $2.50. Sears, Roebuck Co 328 N. Highland ave.

VANCE GREEN HOUSES Planus cut flowers floral designs. West Maiden Hamilton avenue, Washington, Pa. Thone 1961. GIDAS, 3719 FORBES ST. MA.

1300. Sprays, $3. Baskets, CEMETERY MEMORIALS (Made in EfkpJs Granitp and Marble Co. MA. 40154618 Venn Ave 8 Cemetery Lots Mausoleums ALLEGHENY COUNTY MEMORTatTpTpv Three six-grave lots, 1275 each.

Le- i nign nnu. THE WILLIAM PENN MEMORIAL CEMETERY CORPORATION IS NOT ADVERTISING ANY SPECIAL LOW PRICES. PERSONS BUYING AT ANY PRICE UNDER OUR SCHEDULE ARE SUBJECT TO TRANSFER CHARGES AND APPROVAL OF THE TRANSFER BY OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CEMETERY OFFICE PENHURST MOO. MOUNT ROYAL VTAfTRnTTFTru Entombment space available AT.t 3SV.HI.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Los) and Found DIAMOND BAR PIN Monday afternoon, near Professional 400 block Penn avenrje. Reward. Fairfax 0571. GOLD RIMMED Folding Oxford Glasses'; lost on 44 car; reward. Lehigh 3231-J.

MANCHESTER TERRIER Small blaci and tan: male: "Tiny vicinitv Forest Hills: reward. Churchill 5H34 or Churchill 233. Cemetery Memorials DEATH NOTICES ANTWnsiO At" the family residence. No. Shetland Friday, Aprif 8, Louisa, wife of Joseph Andomsio.

funeral Tuesday. Requiem mass at Help of Christiana Church at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. BECHMAX On Friday at 12:45 p. Rona wife of the late Herman.

F. Bechman, formerly of Rlawnox, and mother of Mrs. Finley C. Cashdollar, Mrs. Bruce Harrison and Albert H.

Bechman, In her 82nd year. Services at the home of her son, 210 Emerson Aspinwall. on Monday. April 11, at 2:30 p. m.

Friends Invited. BCRNS On Sunday, April 10. 1938, Hettie May Permar, beloved wife of the late David S. Burns. Services at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Carl Smith. 402 Whitney Wilkinsburg, Tuesday afternoon o'clock. CLINCH Suddenly, on Saturday. April 1938, Nellie Fox Clinch, widow of the late James H. Clinch, survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Helen Clinch Bair, and one graadson. Friends received at R. A. Byrne Funeral Home, 701 N. Negley corner Hays until Wednesday morning.

Requiem high mass St. Kieran's Church 9 a. m. Friends invited. DICKEY On Saturday.

April 9, 1938, at 9 a. George, of 773S Thorn only son of Lloyd and Muriel Dickey, brother of Virginia and Margery Dickey. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton on Monday afternoon, April 11, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.

DARRAGH On Sunday morning, April 10. 1938. at 2:30 o'clock. Mary Allen, widow of Angus J. Darragh.

of 630 Maryland ave. Friends may call at the home of the T. B. Moreland N. Highland E.

E. Requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart Church. Shady ave. and Walnut Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Interment private.

DAXBEKOn Sunday morning, April 10. 1938. at 4:35 o'clock, Louis Smith Dauber of 6931 Reynolds E. E. Remains at the home of the T.

B. More-land N. Highland E. where services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at Beaver, Pa.

DfSfTNOi-Sunday, April 10, 1938, at 9:15 a. Mary Olive, daughter ot the late Samuel F. and Mary Steele Duncan and sister of Rev. John S. Duncan.

D. Mercer, and T. S. Duncan. Pittsburgh.

Late of 1228 Resaca Place, N. S. Funeral from Aeherlt's Chapel, E. North at Sandusky St. Services on Tuesday at 2 p.

m. Interment private. Please omit flowers. FISHEROf-2T9 RochelleT" Knoxville, on Friday, April 8, 1938, at 7:45 p. Elizabeth King Fisher, widow of John Fisher, in her S7th year, mother of Mrs.

Conrad Wagner, Mrs. John S. Davidson, Mrs. Frederick Fricke and William Fisher. Friends received St.

the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Sons. 425 Brownsville Road. (Opposite Mt. Oliver Harris).

Services on Monday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment in South Side Cemetery. "GIBSON- On Sunday, April 10, 1938, at 6:45 a.

Agnes E. Gibson, mother of Mrs. Cora Allen. Earl and Mrs. Edna Whitehead, and Mrs.

Hester Ault, Marshall and the late Le Roy Gibson. Funeral services at McAvoy Funeral Home, 1700 Forbes on Wednesday, at 2 p. m. HOFFMANN" On Sunday, April 10, Alvin husband of Fannie B. McCormick, and father of Mrs.

Isabel Cooper, Mrs. Ruth Secrist and Alvin A. Hoffmann, Jr. Friends may call at the. family residence.

67 South Jackson street. Relle-vue, where services will be held on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment private Wednesday morning. Scaled Proposals NOTICE OF WINDING CP PROCCEDTNGS IN VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given that Westinghouse Air Brake Home Building Company, a Pennsylvania business corporation, having its registered office in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the Borough of Wil-merding. County of Allegheny, has duly executed and delivered to the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg its certificate of election to dissolve voluntarily, which said Department filed on April 7.

1938, all in accordance with the provisions of the Business Corporation Law, and that the Board of Directors of said Company is accordingly winding up and settling the affairs of the Companv. SMITH, BUCHANAN INGERROLL. A ttorneys. bids for furnfshing" general instruction supplies will be received by the Fankin School District until 4 o'clock P. May 9, 1938, E.

D. S. T. Bidding specifications may be received in the office of the Sup't. of Schools, Hawkins Rankin, Penna.

The Board of Education reserves the right, to reject anv or all bids. The Board of Directors of the Borough of Rankin. MORRIS A. FLAM. Sec'y.

CITY OF PITTSBURGH. April 4. 1938. Separate and Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Controller First Floor. City County Building, until 10:00 o'clock A.

E. S. Mondav, April 18th. for Termite Insulation of Certain Buildings at the City Home and Hospitals. Mayview, Pa.

Blank proposals can be obtained at the Department of Public Welfare, Room 613, City County Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Each proposal submitted must be accompanied by a bond of a Surety Company, which has complied with the Ordinance relative to furnishing bonds for contracts in the sum of 50 of the contract price. The Mayor and the Director of the Department of Public Welfare reserve the right to reject any or all bids. CORNELIUS D. SCULLY, Mayor.

B. J. HOVDE, Director. THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, Office of the Superintendent, of Buildings. 437 Administration Building, Pittsburgh.

Pa. April 2, 193S. Sealed proposals are requested for Paving work at Spring Hill School. Heating work at Schenley High and Manchester Schools and Exterior Painting work at various schools. Plans.

Specifications and Form of Contract therefor will he furnished Contractors only and not Sub-Bidders, on application to the office of the Superintendent of Buildings, 437 Administration Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Each proposal must be signed, sealed and accompanied by a Bidder's Bond of a Surety Company satisfactory to the Board, or a certified check in the amount indicated. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 60 days after the date set for the opening thereof. Proposals will be received hv H. W.

Cramblet, Secretary, 251 Administration Building. Pittsburgh. until P. M. (Eastern Standard Time), April 12.

193S. and then publicly opened. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Publication. H.

W. CRAMBLET. Secretarv. Muting Hotica WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO. East Pittsburgh, Pa.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS TO BE HELD APRIL 13, 1938. To the Stockholders: The annual meeting of the stockholders of Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company will held at the chief office of the Company in the Borough of East Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday. April 13, 1938, at 10:00 o'clock a. Eastern Standard Time, for (1) the election of Directors, (2) the election of independent accountants to verify tha financial report to shareholders for the fiscal year 1938. (3) the approval of the annual report to stockholders for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1937, and the approval and ratification of the actions taken by the Board of Directors and officers of the Company, of which brief descriptions are et forth on pages 3 to 8, both inclusive, of such report, which brief descriptions ara supplemented by the financial statements that ara also set forth in such report, (4) tha adoption of amendments to tha Bylaws with reference to tha duties of the Chairman of the Board and tha President, which will be submitted to the stockholders at such meeting for consideration, and (5) the transaction of such other business as may properly core before the meeting or any adjournment or adjournments thereof.

Tha Board or Directors has fixed the close of business on March 1938, as tha record data for the determination of the stockholders entitled to vote at said Annual Meeting and. accordingly, only stockholders of record at the close of business on aiich date will be entitled to vote at aaid meeting. Transfer books of th Company will not be closed A eopv of the annual report for the year 1937 ta being tent to stockholders concurrently herewith. C. W.

POMEROY, Secretary. Dated, March 14, 1938. JwJrBetien tn nrr-. 1 uies.1 Cr cnool. 5748 vioi.iv 5 VIOLIN j'evia conrad.

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L-r-ip floor, modern p. transportation CATHEDRAL I 1 KI private; lion. Schcniex CATHEDRAL sun-parlor. People. Sr-hen CRAFTON-- La suitable Inn.

lines. Walnut CRAFTON HTS finrd venlent DELIGHTFUL 1:1. vate hnm Vr' tleman. DORMONT home. cfmipmin transportation.

EAPTEND, fort ably r.v,T ponatmn Utv! EAST EN IV private sdu'i sarv. M.in'r"r EA FT END pnvatf hath Montr. ie EASTEND I net ting t.a'h 04)8 FARRGUT." i.m-i, room; r. tion. H'iiinrl FRIENDSHIP (' r.

room; Mt plate o.t i HIGHLAND I room, shower, tin' ration. Knp HIGHLAND. larce. beaut mi all rnnronr. limited j.n' HOTFI.

arrnnimt.safldm. tt liti H. Meeklv. monthli rain: riii roe 'Inn, vate bath couple. KlTr- 4r LAWRENCEVHLF man.

Excellent I 6' tM i Private home cor'nt. MARYLAND VvES'-t-i alrove, gentleman H'ard v.1'' MT" LEBANON' adult Leh'Ch. li-H MT. room. Bu-e rfr.s MT.

W'A? -iv NTft.l.Y OS RUNT'. I 7 -n 0 KL I I.i';. wrra a'i 1 rHKLAND r'-t at- lr i-Or' 1 Ma' "t- r. K'A fnr rnrr SH A PYSlDE r' apartment. ir'im tec (am e- SH riYSI DE gpnl'pnian.

a'e h' H.lapd Ill rvw.nthlv rnlf. elnEle room! hath from nmnthtt. from anile, from I Ma, HOTEL WEESTER HALL SH4.DY. private ba'h i h' Hazel "room "ti wan! ri' 1 lodav. the Serv.r, may sr-e marge no oh' Martin at A T.aP' 1 24 Untarnished Room A VALO.V -Utilities in.

11B2-R r. adult. on! HMand n7T EAST ENP- Re conneciinc -i Montrose o'' HIGHLAND Dlf-'T third floor Ev sonable. Montrr. MODERN V-!" hen.

snd Carrirk OAKLAND, Utilities inrlnrtt April 15th WINNERS In th RENTAL CONTEST TH rK" The fottniring reonie l.ne.t Ticket- to nee I KI and AR1 I ffl IP KABY" nou So-inv M'irreal vo? Stella. Gn ihi Si' 1 Mf. E. 1401 Coal Wi.k.r'-vi Robert Lee VYOeeler Tg" M. E.

Waiiare Low; 'nr. I Kenneth swanw.ri. 214 LangHy Ae Cs'ifle'd 1S0! Farmer. Art Latshsiv Hampton Ave ev Boh Alder St Mrs. Lois K.

Kei Eleventh S' "''r IWn't miss toda eonte.t. UIMH4KII and HM 40NK! and HLIIIA MM', tr stage operle lath. MMIL MH 4," I pijRSE Tan: containing money, cards, Thursday, Ardmor boulevard; reward. Churchill 7351. SMALL' BLACK-WHITE TERRIER; female- red collar; Friday, Dormont; reward.

Lehigh M48-R, after 7:00 p. m. Easiness rersosals BELFOUR Turkish baths, massage, sun ray treatment tor cnm. Grant OS59. C7C, S.

CiTl office. MOTOR AND PBXG TBEATMET. LIQUOR and drug treatment. Sanitarium. 309 Marchanl st.

FM EMPLOYMENT ALL rftrtlsntfit in thm Employment column th Poat-Cmzmtt mlfrrinr la'tf paxition mast th ARTICLE SERVICE TO BE SOLD mnd th BASIS OF COMPENSATION. 10 Help Wanted Mm AT ONCE -2 men for Pittsburgh and surrounding counties. Car furnisjied permanent; wearables, about 527.53 commissions to start. Apply Mr. Hale.

12 Clark Bldg. ATTORNEY WANTED In legal department, large industrial corporation. State age. education, experience and other material facts, all communications strictly confidential. Write Box B-1048.

Post-Gaiette. BARBER Wanted at once; 1st. class. 617 West Diamond St. BARBEMNCiHuVught-by professional expert instructors, largest school in Pittsburgh.

Ideal Barber College, 408 Third Avenue. BARBER wanted, experienced. 69S Washington Mt. Lebanon. BOYS 17-21.

alert, ambitious, permanent position in publishers contract department: salary and commission. 239 Fourth avenue, Suite 1213, 8:30 a. m. sharp. EAR While learning Rad lv" telephone; telegraph.

Part time. Apply in person. Penn Armonry. Penn and Stations St. East End.

7 to 9 tonight. MAN With personality and some college education to go into training to establish permanent clientele among key business and professional men. New and unusual idea of business service. Daily commission drsw; weekly check when qualified. Call at 4:30 today.

331 Fourth Avenue, Room 210. AN "AND-WIFE torun Coffee Agency. Up to $45 commission first week. Automobile given as bonus. Write Albert Mills, 4501 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.

MEN 2over237To he" trainedforSalesT Service and Collection work with Nationally known Cleaning Supplies Company. Character and credit reference more essential than experience. $15 and i bonus to start. 6114 Bessemer 8 to 9 a. m.

MEN Experienced salesmeiv a'Mi train two inexperienced men. OuartiHed earnings and commissions. Apply 310 Magee building. MEN OPPORTUNITY Unusual opportunity, electric appliance department. Permanent.

Opportunity for promotion. Must be 26 or over; married preferred. Car. Substantial percentage earnings and bonus pay discussed at interview. 1:30 p.

Monday. Employment Office. KAUFMANNS FIFTH AVE. PITTSBURGH. SALES MXN Wa eof he" 1 a est parts and accessories Jobbers in the city.

One now employed by parts house preferred. Must have experience In this type of sales work. Old established territory and list of accounts. Commission and drawing account. Our own salesmen are aware of this ad.

Write Box J-lots, Tost-Gazette. 8ALEPMENCnntacttrsde alsowh'fe-sale grocers, druggists; new patented Shoe Dressing. 28 colors. Write or see MR. WHITNEY.

315 Commonwealth Annex. EVerglade 4589. virgin territories; drawing against commissions. World's Distributor for Spee-Dee Products, 210 Keystone 324 Fourth Avenue. A I.l A ni.T.

ON TR A A A I LA f.F on commission basis for a salesman in this area who ran sell slore equipment to retailers. Sales plan established four years ago is a proven profit, maker. Onlv financially respnsible man between 35 and 50 with a past record that, can he proven will be considered. No investment, necessary. Reply In full detail to Box E-991, Post-Gazette.

WANTED OUTSTANDING DESIGNER of ROLLING MILL INSTALLATION'S required as manager of Department of important rolling mill builder In England. Write Box R-1098, Post-Gazette. YOUNG MEN. over 21 years of age to fill vacancy in Book Order Sales Department. Prefer high school graduate, neat appearance necessary and must he willing to devote part time in study.

Earning" discussed at interview with pav based on ability. Only those willing to learn bus. ness will be considered. Apply after a. m.

Ask for Mr. McGinnis, Clark Bldg. YOUNGMEN 4 7of Tieatapiarihce "for circulation work. Two small orders daiiv Pay per week. Apply 410 Liberu room 429.

3 Help Instruction Men RELIABLE MEN to tioning and Electric Refrigeration. Prefer men now employed and mechanically inclined, with fair education and willing to train spare time to become experts in Installation and service work as well as planning, estimating, etc. Write, giving age, present occupation. Utilities Box P-109S. Post-Gazette.

'5 Help Wanle Vmen GIRL--Washing and ironing, evenings; Saturday, Sunday afternoons off. CH. 7282. GIRL for Johnston A Johnston, 1203 Western N. S.

MOTHER'THELPERi 1 r18Good r'gt party. $3.00 Hlland 2332. WHITE GIRL for generlihuIeworkT2 adults, 1 child; good home; good sal-ry. Call Homestead 2145-J. 17 HelpMen Women SOMETHING NEW WE DON'T THINK YOU WANT WORK.

WILL VOC PROVE TO I THAT VOf Do? A representative of a NATIONAL OR. GANIZATION, the largest of its kind will he here Sunday to select 4 men. 4 ladies for a permanent salesforre: out of this group two crew managers will be selected. 1 SALE A DA S4.I.F.S A WFF.K MEANS $31.50 TO YOU Something new in Music, se. Me at the Roosevelt Hotel Monday hetor- 12 2- Sitoations Women LAUNDRESS- Experienced, colored ing and ironing.

HI. 0fiS4. EDUCATIONAL Instruction Offered 71 CIVIL SERVICE! WORK FOR 'UNCLE SAM' MEN WOMEN START $1,260 to $2,100 A YEAR Common Education Usually Sufficient. Mail Coupon Today Sure. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dept.

S-42S. Rochester. N. T. RUSH to me full particulars regarding U.

g. Examinations. Itat of jobs and tell me how to qualify for a position. Name Address ACTO PMV1.VG SCHOOL. 10 EASY LESSONS $10 FORT PITT AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL.

S101 Butler Street, sterling VJ I i Composite Picture Of 3Iarket Changes NFVV TOBR. April la. Total male Satnrd on the New Vnrlt isinrk Exchange were 1.4 14. 480 shared; previous day. shares: week itn, S03.8SA nam; year aan, shares.

Bond ale Saturday totaled S4.A13.-!1S; prevlnns day. week ago, Jt.908. BOO; year nga, 073, 000. WHAT STOCKS DID: Last Prev. Tear Week.

Week. -o. Advance, SSI 02 197 Uerllnes i It 4fW 84 Inenanaed 83 134 as. Total lnes 1038 1132 1138 Advances 704 AUB lerllne 18 7 Unchanged S9 88 ISew high 3 New 1938 a 1 Total inane 781 7JI 12 midnight 2S 12 3 1 a. 2 1 p.

37 2 a. 28 2 p. 38 3 a. 2R 3 p. 40 28 4 p.

41 a. 28 n. 42 28 p. 43 7 a. 28 7 p.

41 8 a. 31 8 p. 38 9 a. 32 9 p. 38 10 a.

34 10 p. 3" 11 a. 35 11 p. 3 12 Midnight 35 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Sunrise today.

.5:47, Sunset 6:. IS The following data are for yesterday: 7:30 28 78 NW 22 Clear 7:30 p. m. 39 53 fcW 6 Clear Comparative temperature and precipitation; High "44 35 58 55 73 HO 54 74 75 53 Low 27 30 42 41 51 49 45 46 39 42 Mean 36 32 50 48 62 64 50 60 57 48 Precip. 10 T.

02 T.i.39 .,.28 Highest temperature this date since 1874. 80 in 1933. Lowest temperature this date since 1S74, 22 in J909. Normal temperature for the day. 49.

Deficiency In temperature for day, 13. Deficiency irt temperature since April 1, 97. Excess in temperature since January 1, 168. Normal precipitation for the dsy. .11.

Deficiency in precipitation for ihe day. .11. Total precipitation since April 1. 2.06. Normal precipitation since April 1, 1.02.

Excess in precipitation since April 1, 1.04. Total precpitstion since January 1. 10.07. Normal precipitation since January 1, 9.72. Excess in precipitation since Jsnusrv .35.

H. L. P. H. L.

P. 74 40 Louisville 56 36 60 32 i Memphis 66 42 Bismarck. 66 36 Miami 68 56 Boise 58 32 Minneapolis 66 34 42 34 TMontgmery 62 38 Buffalo 40 28 Nashville. 56 36 54 34 i N. Orleans.

64 44 42 32 I New York. 42 36 50 30 Oklahoma. 64 38 Denver 64 42 Omaha. 64 34 Des Moines 3S 34 Parkershrg 50 30 46 28 i ParrySound 36 22 62 32 Philadelphia 48 Elkins 44 24 Phoenix. 84 48 Harrisburg 46 34 i Raleigh 58 36 Helena 50 38 St.

60 36 Huron 68 2S SaltLakeCy 54 42 Indianapls 54 32 SanAntonio 70 62 Jscksonv'e 60 40 Tampa 68 48 Kan. City. 60 34 Washington 52 36... 58 32 Winnipeg. 60 34 LosAnseles 72 52 -1 Race Entries Jowie WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK MtTDDY.

FIRST RACE, purse $1,000. claiming, maidens. 2-year-olds, 4 furlongs i9 Buff Ryan. 117. Wright; Home Hunter, ill, Eccard: Sea Shell.

114. Corbett; 'Prince Gale. 11R, Driscoll; Bold Lad. 117. M.

Berg: Scoria, 114. Wright; Puppv Love. 111. E. Smith: "Merry Meg.

103. F. Kelly; Msc.ie Margaret. 103. Berger.

SECOND RACE (divided) purse $1,000. claiming, 4-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs tl) 'Pack Away. 112. E.

Johnson; Guinea Doric, llfl. Decamillis: 'Queen Vic. 107. Dupps; Inactive, 115, Vedder; Psplay, 112, Berger; 'Gemwick. 105.

Vil-latobo; Bad Dreams, 115. Berg: 'Sharp Thoughts. 112. Brondson; 'Red Nose. 110.

P. Mills: 'Happy Host. 110. W. Cook; My Surprise, 122, J.

O'Malley. THIRD RACE (division of 2nd, purse $1,000, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs ill) 'Diziy Dame, 105. Scott: 'Ladys Favor, 107, Cook: Hueu. 117.

Berger; 'Pretty Lass, 107. P. Mills; Courtney's Pet, 112, Berger: 'John Wer-ring, 112. Villalobo; 'In Memory. 117, Driscoll; Jadaan, 122.

O'Malley: Idle Elf. 115. R. Howell: Funderburg. 117, Corbett; Irene's Boh.

117, Driscoll. FOURTH RACE (divided! purse $1,000. claiming. 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles (9i 'Ross, 118. P.

Mills; 'Lone Hand. 118, Driscoll: 'Plsymore, 114. Villalobo; Blade Edge. 114, C. W.

Smith; Catchall. 114. Wright: 'Mariato, 114. Dupps: Acau-taw, 109. Berger; 'Famous Clayton.

109, W. Cook; Oddesa Bov. lis. Napier. FIFTH RACE, The Lothair, purse $1.010.

allowances, colts and geldings, 3-year-olds. 6 furlongs iS) a-Suburhanite. 117. Wall; Grape Thief. 117.

E. Smith; Brown Moth, 117, Vedder: Old Main Road, 113. Howell; e-Ron. 117, Corbett; 'a-Swift-gold. 108, F.

Kelly: c-Yarn Sox. 113, Corbett: Affirmation. 117, O'Malley. a-Wil-liam Ziegler, entry; Stable entrv. SIXTH RACE (first division of 4th, purse $1,000, claiming.

4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles 1 9 'Sand Cloud. 109. F. Kelly: Chatterdoo. 114, R.

Root; Lady Dunlin. 114. Paradise; Miss Tiptoe. 104. R.

Scott; 'Huppy, 109. W. Cook; 'Boger-tin. 109, Berger: 'Lsdino, 113. Brondson; Parity, 123, Vedder; Grace Grier, 108.

H. Morgan. SEVENTH RACE (2nd division of 4th), purse $1,000. claiming, 4-year-olda and up, 1 1-18 miles (9) 'Zinnia, 104, Driscoll; A. O'Connell.

109, Dupps: Infilee. 113, Decamlllis; Morun. 113, Root; 'Royal Tread, 118, Berger: Jim John. 118. Faust: Pennlist, 109.

Villalobo: 'Tiempo, 104, Paralda, 114, Mauro. Apprentice allowance claimed. Race Selections By Lonlsvllle Times. ROYVIK (MUDDY). lRold Lad.

Sea Shell, Buff Ryan. 2 My Surprise, Queen Vic, Happy nosT. 5 Irene'g Boh, rlaUn, Funder-' bur. AciMitaw. Roaa, Playronre.

i Suburbanite, Brown Moth. Ron. i Lsdino, Parity. Chatterdoo. 7 infilee.

Jim John. Royal Tread. Best Bet LVFILEE. Crude Oil Prices Bradford iTidewatert Bradford (National Transit Pennsylvania iPennzoili $2.05 2.05 Pennsylvania i Southwest, Pa 1.71 Pennsylvania Eureka i Pennsylvania Buckeye) Corning Buckeye Lima Princeton Illinois Michigan Western Kentucky East. Texss Eastern Kentucky 1.65 1.55 1.27 1.00 1.35 1.35 1.40 1.35 $1 Markets at a Glance NEW YORK.

heavy having sweeps Unil Higher; seeondary rails head rally. 'nr First lead. ndnstrial, specialties Kerelga evrhaage Steady; France strengthen. Cotton Firm; trade and Wall street baying. Improved: trade haying.

Coffee Higher; steady Brasilia a market. CHICAGO. Wheat resettled. Cneei Ahffat steady. Cattle Nominally steady.

Hng Steady, limited reading. Lard Tiereos, leoae, hemes, Sl.5..