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mm iv i April 1978 City, District News Receiver of Stolen Jewels lor Timctoy Traveler's Roundup Meteorological Record Htohest temptraturt this date since 1874 was IS In I960. Lowest temper aturt this data sine 1874 was 27 in 1919. Pennsylvania High Low Sky Cendihon Gets Jail, $20,000 Fine Cloudy LUUO.S.w Frlo 40 Parity Cloudy 43 Cloudy 41 Partly Cloudy 51 Partly Cloudy 44 Parity Cloudy Airport Temperatures part of a refund mistakenly overpaid in Herrlsburg. 70 rrUAC-' ViN tC H7 1 a.m.,HHH..HH.HH.M. 4 1 p.m.

59 2 i.m,.w,H,,M,.M, 41 2 p.m. 59 3 a.m 3 p.m. 40 4 a.m 49 4 p.m. 6 5 a.m 49 1 p.m.m.HHHHH,M.HHHAl 6 i.m,WMMWMW, 49 i p.m. 59 7 49 7 p.m.

MWM 57 50 I p.m. 55 9 a.m 50 9 p.m. 53 10 a.m 50 10 p.mHW. 51 If a.m 54 11 p.m. 49 Moon 55 Midnight 47 43 Cloudy Youngstown Figure's tho high temper otures for aro liSJLU to I West Virginia Ron 90 90 -V A' Airport at 7 p.m.

yesterday Press. 30.05 57 55 CoM an an Wind N-l Weather Clear EK3 Cloudy Cloudy 61 60 Morgentown Data Iron Comparative temp, and preclp. this date: 78 77 76 75 74 Shower Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEAIHCR SERVICE, NOAA. US Dpl of Comment High 67 53 SO 61 45 48 42 46 53 37 55 4 63 57 41 .01 .23 .34 LOW Mean Preclp. Normal ferno.

for 4h dav Excess In temp, for the day, 34 tic ess in temp, mis mornn uenc. in Temp, mis Total preclp. this month Normal preclp. this month 389 "ZZ 6.49 10.69 Past J4-Hrs. Pre 72 44 0 77 52 5 58 50 5 70 44 0 68 47 0 61 33 0 65 43 68 42 .04 56 44 .01 85 59 0 63 34 2 43 40 .01 56 39 .02 85 70 Weatherpartly cloudy Partly cloudy through tonight.

High in upper 50s during day and low at night in upper 30s. Chance of rain is 20 percent. Extended forecast for Western Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy Thursday through Saturday with the chance of a shower Friday night or Saturday. Early morning lows will be in the 30s Thursday and Friday and in the mid 30s to the low 40s Saturday. uenc.

in precrp, mis morrm. total preclp. this year 1 Normal nrerlo. this 0.79 Deflc. In preclp.

this year- City Data a Nation Mlt 34-Hrs. Ovtloek Amarlllo Fair 74 31 Atlanta Rain 45 S2 Atlantic City Cloudy 40 42 Baltimore Rain 62 42 Boston. Clear 59 45 Buffalo Clear 54 34 Chicago Rain 51 43 Rain 56 41 Cloudy 53 31 Dallas Fair 76 51 Denver Cloudy 70 3 Des Moines Cltar 60 41 Detroit Cloudy 51 40 Cltar 83 Houston Fair 13 62 Indianapolis Rain SB 45 Jacksonville Rain tl 61 Las Vegas Cloudy 83 58 Los Angeles Rain 69 58 Rain 66 44 Miami Rain 85 70 Milwaukee Cloudy 47 37 Minneapolis Cloudy 58 39 New Orleans Fair 80 64 New York Clear 60 43 Norfolk Rain 62 50 Orlando HHMH Rain 86 66 Philadelphia Cloudy 61 44 Phoenix Cloudy 94 59 Portland, Ore Rain 65 50 St. Louis Clear 58 40 St. Rain 84 64 San Diego Cloudy 70 61 San Rain 60 55 Seattle Cloudy 47 50 Washington Rain 64 46 Jlno .18 Maximum Minimum 13 6 61 45 80 40 85 54 72 56 72 42 .47 0 0 a clerical error.

The utility charged Raymond and Donna Lee Penfield of 810 Harmony Road with unjust enrichment and asked Common Pleas Court to order the money repaid with interest from 1972. In December, 1971, Duquesne Light agreed to extend electrical service to the Penfield trailer at a cost of which they paid. But the next year electric service was expanded to include the area where their trailer is located so the utility said a full refund was due. When the refund check was printed, however, an extra zero was added to the end of the amount and the check was drawn for $2440.60. Part of the money has been repaid but Mr.

Penfield was injured and forced out of work for a period of time, according to a letter contained in the suit. Police Shift Hit About a dozen persons demonstrated at the Public Safety and City-County buildings yesterday protesting the transfer of police Inspector William H. Moore from the Hill District station to the service branch. The protesters appeared at the Public Safety Building in the morning and then went to Mayor Caliguiri's office in the City-County Building where they met briefly with the mayor. Moore, who has been at No.

2 station for three and V4 years, was transferred along with seven other inspectors by Superintendent of Police Robert J. Coll Jr. The moves were effective yesterday. Moore called the transfer a "retali-tory move" by Coll, but the superintendent said the switches were made because some inspectors had been in their posts for too long Oliver Levcnson, a 65-year-old Downtown jeweler convicted of fencing $233,000 worth of jewelry in an East End burglary ring, was sentenced yesterday to two to seven years in jail but was freed on bond pending an appeal to the state Superior Court. Levenson of 540 N.

Neville Oakland, and the owner of Rogers Jewelry Store on Liberty Avenue, received the term from Criminal Division Judge Thomas Harper, who presided at his September jury trial. Levenson also was fined $20,000. He had been convicted of eight counts of receiving stolen property and one of conspiracy in the scheme that city burglary detectives found operated mainly in well-to-do sections of Squirrel Hill, Shadyside and Point Breeze between May and November of 1976. Levenson has been out of jail on $100,000 bond since his conviction. Harper agreed to continue the bond yesterday 2 Killers Sentenced Two Northside men have received life imprisonment for the February, 1977, shooting of a Clairton man who was walking past their intended holdup -site.

Glenn Tate, 23, of 1337 Medley St. and Eugene Nixon, 32, of 1023 Lamont St. were sentenced for the shooting of Richard Calkusic, 47, of 134 Kay Way. Niion and Tate were sentenced by Criminal Division Judge Joseph Ridge, who presided at their jury trial. They were found guilty of second-degree murder, robbery and conspiracy to commit murder.

Couple Sued by Utility Duquesne Light Co. yesterday filed suit against an Ohio Township couple claiming the utility is owed $2,176 as Obituaries .61 Pollution Forecast 75 661.89 52 37 .09 47 44 .28 86 64 0 Rmaln unhejlthful. 71 76 52 Bellvut Remain mooerale. Glassoort Remain moderate. Hazelwood Remain moderate.

Liberty Borough Remain moderate. Looans Ferry Remain good. Monti Braddock Remain moderate. 85 68 67 46 94 55 69 48 66 46 85 70 72 57 59 54 70 48 72 49 Fore ikt High Lao River Report The rrven In the Pntsborgti district In general are about stationary and will show lit-ne change during me next 24 hours. Rainfall across the district during the past 24 hours ranged from a trace to 2710 inch.

River stages were reported as follows: Allegheny River: Warren. Pa. 5.5F, Franklin, Pa. e.lF, Parker. Pa.

6. IF. Monongaheia River: Greensboro, Lock 7, Pa. (Upper Gape) 11. 3S.

Cheat River: Parsons, W. Va. 4.4F. West Fork River: Clarksburg, W. Va.

3.4F. Youghlogheny River: Suttersvllle, Pa. 5.4F. Beaver River: Beaver Falls, Pa. 4.fF.

Ohio River: Pittsburgh, Pa. H.3, Daihuidi Dam (Upper Gage) le.SF, Montgomery Dam, Pa. (Lower Gage) 12.7S, Pike Island Lock and Dam, w. va. (Lower Gage) 14.0F, Wheeling Wharf, Wheeling, W.

va. M. F-Falllng R-Rlslng S-Stationary P-Pool U-Unknown 41 43 45 Berlin fiuenos Aires. London Mexico .64 .59 82 48 Montreal Cloudy Clear Sunny Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear 54 27 64 45 54 43 84 73 68 59 52 25 Paris Rome San "wty- i Pittsburgh Skies 24-Hour Report National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio broadcasts me latest weather Information or warnings 24 hours a day on the VHF band at 162.55 mhi. 7:09 p.m.

Sunset Tuesday Sunrise Associated Press Satellite photo shows clouds over northern midwest, line of clouds over Pennsylvania and storm clouds over Arkansas yesterday. Charles P. Pernell, Operated Hill District Print Shop 50 Years Wilkinsburg Won 't Trim Police tration settlement of the police contract will cost the borough approximately $40,000 and not $117,000 as originally calculated. There had been speculation in the borough that the high arbitration award would result in a cut of 10 policemen. Many residents had opposed the proposal fearing an increase in crime.

Wilkinsburg Council President Karl Newman told more than 100 residents last night that the consensus of council-men is to leave the 44-member police force intact for the rest of this year, ending speculation that the force would be cut as the result of the unexpectedly high arbitration settlement. Newman also reported that the arbi Charles P. Pernell, who for the last 50 years operated a printing shop at 2405 Wylie Hill District, died Sunday night (April 23) in St. Francis Hospital. He lived at 803 Finland Hill District.

Mr. Pernell was a deacon and chairman of the trustee board at Central Baptist Church, having held the position of trustee for 30 years. He was president of the credit union of the church. He attended the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon University. He was active in the NAACP, United Fund and YMCA.

Mr. Pernell was a charter member of the Business and Professional Association of Pittsburgh. He was a member for more than 50 years of the Fidi Amici Debating Club, a member of the Elks and Masonic Lodge of the Hill District. He is survived by his wife, Ruth J. Pernell; and three sisters, Mrs.

Birda Porter, Mrs. Sadie Pernell Herron and Ruby Pernell, Ph.D. Friends will be received at the Chester P. Chavis Funeral Home, 7029 Frankstown Homewood, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow.

Services will be at Central Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Thursday. Gunman Wounds Guard at Mall Jacob Tanur, Wholesaler, 74 Jacob Tanur, one of the original owners and a partner in Tanur Brothers, a wholesale hosiery outlet in the Uptown district, died yesterday (April 24) in Montefiore Hospital. Mr. Tanur, 74, of 5403 Aylesboro Squirrel Hill, was born in Twin Rocks, Cambria County, and had been a Pittsburgh area resident the past 55 years.

He was a member of Temple Sinai Congregation, B'nai B'rith, Masonic Lodge 535, Zionist Organization of America, Hillel Academy and Hebrew Institute. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia H. Tanur, two daughters, Mrs. Barney (Janis) Dunn of Ambler, Montgomery County, and Mrs.

Edward (Ruth) Singer of Abington, Montgomery County; a brother, Samuel Tanur of Pittsburgh; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas (Fannie) Goldstein of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Emanuel (Ida) Goldberg of Tucson, and two grandchildren. Friends will be received today one hour prior to services at 1 p.m. at Burton L.

Hirsch Chapel, 2704 Murray Squirrel Hill. Carter Conference WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter will hold a news conference at 3 p.m. today. DeLucia Raises Siciliano's Bail, Release Denied Murder suspect Anthony Siciliano nearly was freed from the county jail vesterday afternoon after his friend Nick DeLucia Pittsburgh's massage parlor kingpin chipped in to raise his $50,000 bail. But just as DeLucia prepared to greet Siciliano at the door of the jail, word came that a federal parole detainer had snarled the release.

Siciliano has been charged with the contract killing of Anthony Pugh, 33, who was found shot to death last December in a Green Tree apartment. Pugh, the manager of a McKees Rocks massage parlor, was an associate of vice lord George Lee, who was shot to death in a restaurant parking lot. According to bail papers filed in the county clerk of courts office vesterday, Siciliano's bond was raised through property and cash by DeLucia and his wife, Madeline; Samuel and Rose Siciliano; and bondsman David Wander. A spokesman for the jail said it appeared that "the problem (involving the federal detainer) is being worked out" and Siciliano could be released today. Lottery Number.

Yesterday's number in the Daily Number drawing was 642. man described as about 21 years old, blond hair with sunglasses who was acting suspiciously. They said the man pulled out a small caliber pistol and fired at the victim. He also fired at, but missed, another Globe security officer, Cant. Earl Durah, who came to assist.

The man then fled from the mall. Police issued a warrant for a suspect but declined to release his name. City police were looking for a young Northside man in connection with the wounding of a security guard at Allegheny Center Mall on the Northside shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday. The guard, Paul Harvey, 21, (no address available) was in serious condition in Allegheny General Hospital last night with two gunshot wounds in the back and one in the chin.

Police said Harvey confronted a Dorothy Thomas, Ex-Principal Boggs and Whittier schools in Mount Washington and the Forbes and Soho schools. Prior to becoming a principal, she was a teacher with the Pittsburgh Board of Public Education. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the John F. Slater Funeral Home, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood.

A funeral mass for Miss Dorothy B. Thomas, retired principal of four Pittsburgh schools, will be offered at 11 a.m. tomorrow in St. Henry Church, 2428 Arlington Southside. Miss Thomas, 74, of Fernleaf Street, Mount Oliver, died Sunday (April 23) in South Side Hospital.

She had served as principal of the Caliguiri Joins NAACP in Hazel wood George Gilpin feel safe until prejudice is eradicated." Caliguiri is a former Hazelwood resident. Mine Blast Kills 17 ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) A gas explosion in a coal mine on the Black Sea coast killed 17 miners and injured at least five yesterday police reported. The mine is at Zonguidak, 240 miles East of Istanbul. Mayor Caliguiri kicked off Hazel-wood's first NAACP membership drive last night by joining the veteran civil rights organization. The mayor said the NAACP exists to make all people free "black and white and as long as prejudice exists none of us are free." He exhorted the group in Carnegie Library to become ambassadors for the NAACP because "as long as blacks feel prejudice no one should died Sunday (April 23) in St.

Francis Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ann Gilpin. Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. Services for George Gilpin, retired officer of the Gilpin-Hittner Ice Cream will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in the H. Samson Inc. Funeral Home, 537 N. Neville Oakland. Mr.

Gilpin, 85, of University Sauare Apartments, 4625 Fifth Oakland, 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Deatk Notices LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS GRISCOM ROSE On Mon. Aorll 24 In Union. town. PA' Marcus P. hunhand of Constance Rodgers Rose of TANUR On Mon.

April 24, 197B: Jacob: beloved husband ol Virginia H. Tanur: father of Mrs. Barney (Jan Is) Dunn of Ambler, PA, Mrs. Edward (Ruth) Singer of Ablngtonpa, PA; brother of Samuel Tanur and Mrs. Thomas (Fannie) Goldstein, both of Mrs.

Emanuel (Ida) Goldberg of Tucson, AZ; also two grand- Edith on April 22, l7J; of 6025 Steutenville Pk. (formerly of Shereden) wife of to late John L. beloved mother of John Lloyd Helen Hlrschlnger and the late Walter sister of Edwin Wllke and Blanche Woodflll; also three grandchil-' dren and three great-grand-chllcten. Friends received at unionrown; Dromer or sopnie N. Feldman of Pgh.

and Harry ot Keystone Heights, FL; also survived by nieces and nephews. No Visitations. FARRELL On April 73. 1978, formerly of the Fairfax Mary Ann (May) Farrell; beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Michael J. Farrell: sister of the lata Michael J. Farrell Jr. Friends received at the JOHN A. PREYVOGEL SONS INC, 4900 Centre at Devonshire from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Monday. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial In St. Paul's Cathedral, at 11 a.m. WALSH On Saturday, April tl, 1t7l, Adeline Ferr Walsh, of the King Edward Apartments, beloved mother of the late Ada-' llneAdellne Walsh Kreellng; also survived bv 5 grandchildren and I great-grandchildren. There Is to be no visitation In Pah.

A mass of Christian Burial will be offer, ed In St. Agnes R.C. Church, Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday morning. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. Arrangements sWSic freWog6l imermenr privere.

Arrange-ments bv JOHNSTON FUNER MOORE At St. Louis, MO on Sat. April 22, 1978; Bertha Cook Moore, age 95, formerly of survived bv a son, Joseph C. Moore. Services and Interment private.

Arrangements by H. SAMSON, IMC MOSES At Orlando, FL on Sat. April 22, mt: Dorothy; beloved mother of Mrs. William (Hr-molne) Slmendlnger of Orlando, FL; grandmother of Gwenn, Robert and Richard Jecobson and Sally Ruben-stone. Private graveside services and Interment on Tues.

at Beth Shalom Cemetery. Arrangements under the dlrec tlon of THE BUBTON L. AL HOME, Unkxitown. He was a member of the Alle- imiurcn. services ar me duk gneny loumv tsar Association.

SCHOENEFELDT the WILLIAM F. CONROT FUNERAL HOME, 2944 Chartiers Shereden, 7-9 p.m. Mon. and 2-4 7-9 p.m. Tues.

Services Wed. at 11 a.m. Member of Holy Grail Court 60 Order of JON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Murray Ave.

Sq. Hill (Opp. Morrowfield Apts.) on Tues. at 1 p.m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery.

Visitation one hour prior to services. Family suggests contributions be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Cm Aprlt 24. 1971. Pearl (Lee) xnoeneTeior or mt.

Lebanon; wife of the late Ravmond survived bv nieces and nephews. Friends HICKS ABKAMS At Forest Hills, NY, on Sun-day, April 23, 1W8, Helen Berkowin, beloved wife of Herbert Abrams, of Forest Hills, NY; sister of Sam Berkowlti, of Atlantic City NJ and Mrs. Minnie Talenfeio. of Port. Services at the BUSTON HIRSCH CHAPEL.

2704 Murray So. Hill (Opp. Morrowfield Aprs on Tuesday at II a.m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Visitations one hour prior to services.

Famllv suooests contributions be made to the Ronni Miller co Children's Hospital, Pgh. 15213. BATTAGLIA On April 24, 1978; Giuseppe; beloved husband of Maria Sapont Batlaglia; father of Dominick, Lena Mrs. Micky Schwab, Maylena, Vlnce, Anthony and Nicky; also survived bv grandchildren, Dana and Tony; daughter-in-law Jackie ana son-in-law David. Friends received MCAVOY FUNERAL HOME, 1700 Forbes Ave.

Viewing beginning Mon. 7-9 and Tues. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass Wed. from Church of Epiphany at 10 a.m.

BOWLAND Of CeciL on Aprfl 23, 1978, Raymond W. husband of Irene Bowland; father of Patricia Guter of McDonald, Vanessa Lemon of Wexford, Pa. and Raymond W. Jr. of Brldge-vilie brother of Gladys Hunter or Tucson, Wil-heimma Masouiier of McDonald.

Aida Dera Oliver at HIRSCH CHAPEL. Abrams, Helen Berkowitz Darrail, Kenneth Farrell, Mary Ann (May) Flynn, Cecilia B. Schafer Ford, Rolland G. Griscom, Edith K. Jurisic, Thomas Micheal Krauss, Samuel L.

Kumpfmiller, John E. Jr. Louys, Marilyn (Dollie) Ondrusek, Magdalen M. Porco, John A. Schombprger, Leo J.

Steimer, Edward A. Walsh, Adeline Fair Warnick, John Yubas, Elsie Zimmerman, Augusta Zwergel, John F. WARNICK John of Munhell, April 23; beloved husband of Elizabeth I. (Fedorke); father ot Joseph and John; also four grandchildren. Friends received at SAVOLSKIS-sVASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main St, Munhall, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Mass Wed. at 11 a.m. In St. Teresa Church, Munhall. On Frl.

April 197B; James B. V. of 555 Rosedale beloved father of James B. Jr. and Steven Hicks.

Friends received at the JULIA H. GAINES FUNERAL HOME, 720 Auburn E.E. where services will be held on Tues. at received ar me i- uinhau-ER 4 SON CO. MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty on Tues.

2-4 7-9 p.m., where services will be held on Wed. at 2 p.m. Interment West Liberty Cemetery. SCHOMBURGER On Sunday, April 23, Leo of Stanton Mlllvale. hus- 1 p.m.

interment Restiand Memorial Park. MUEHLBAUER On April 24, W7I, Sr. M. DeLourdes O.S.F.; sister of Theresa and Rosemarle Muehlbauer; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends received from 2-9 p.m.

at the Mt. Alvernla Motherhouse Chapel, where Liturgical services will be held on April 26, at 4:45 p.m. with Mass of Resurrection at p.m. AjTange-merits by VERMER G. LUTZ.

THOMAS Dorothy on Sunday. April 23, 197i, of Arlington Heights, survltved bv 12 nieces and nephews; 22 great-nieces and nephews and a great-great-niece and nephew. Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4701 Brownsville Brentwood, Monday and Tuesday, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Weds, morning at 10:15 o'clock.

Mass of Christian burial at St. Henry Church at 11 o'clock. Family suggests contributions to the Church Building und. 2428 Arlington Pgh, 15210. DALLY Helen on Moo.t April 24, 1978; widow of Charles R.

Dally; survived by one nephew, Vincent J. Smith of Los Angeles, Cal. Friends may call at the BRADWELL i MR EL LA FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers Ave. at Mansfield Carnegie, where services will be held on Thurs April 27, at 10 a.m. at the Episcopal Church of thf Atonement.

Washington Carnegie, visitation from 2-4 i 7-9 p.m. DARRALL On April 23, 1978, Ken-neth; husband of Dorothy King Darrail of Iroquois McCandless; father of Mrs. Linda Gltason; brather of Florence Mills, Thelma Better idge and Floyd Darrail: grandfather of Eric Darrail Gleason. Friends will be received at the H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville, where services will be held on Weds, afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Family suggests contributions be made to the American Cancer Society. DUGAN On Wed. April 19, 1978; Garnet Dugan; beloved wife of the late Emil Dugan of the N.S.; mother ot Judy Pommee of Washington. Dennis and Gary Kurtz of FL; sister of Patricia Wooilaston and Anna Marcefla Nash; also survived by four grandchildren.

Friends received Tues. 1-3 p.m. at the G. S. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, INC, 7075 Perrysville Ave.

where sere vices will be held on Tues. afternoon at 3 o'clock. ENGEL On April 24, 1978, Rose M. of Imperial, beloved mother of Carolln Beltslnger, Ralph and Harold Engel; sister of Pauline Maxsinl, Mary Mesarchik; so survived by 13 grandchildren and 15 great -grandchildren. Friends received at the THOMAS LITTLE FUNERAL HOME, Main Imperial.

Pa. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Cotumbkille Church. Thurs, morning at 10 o'ctocV. Family requests visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m.

ther of Leroy. Richard and nomas; Drother of Alma Breen mmt Mln Raw- aim HUBBARD one grandson, John Lee. Family will receive friends FAUCEGLIO John suddenly on April 23, 1978, beloved husband of Helen Wotota Fauce-gllo; father of James and brother of the late Esther Grandlllo; also four grandchildren. Friends received at the LEO G. SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME, 5128 2nd Hazel-wood.

Requiem Liturgy In St. Stephen's Church on Wed. at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. FIFER On Sun, April 23, vnt, Thomas beloved son of Edward and Elizabeth Flfer; of 8727 Harmony Park Way; bralher of Joan Gretton, Curl Flfer, Gall Staub and Eric Flfer; grandson of Mrs.

Rose Cromle. Famllv will receive friends from 2-4 7-t p.m. at the T. DEVtW FUNERAL HOME, 504 Perry Norm Hills. Mass of Christian Burial In St.

Alexis Church Wed. morning at 10 o'clock. FINNEY-MUTCHLER On April 23. 197B, at Lowell, Sarah of McKees Rocks, mother of Arthur and Jack; four grendchll-drtn, 4 greatgrandchildren; sister of Fred Campbell and Ruth Nicholson, Friends received at the MCDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME 1225 McKees Rocks. Services on Wed.

April 26. Services on Weds. Apr. 2a, at' 11 a.m. Battalglia, Giuseppe Bowland, Raymond Sr.

Browi, Edward R. Cain, Gertrude A. Cline, Dr. Edwin Louis Dally, Helen G. Dugan, Garnet Engel, Rose M.

Erwin, Mary Elbertine Reagan Fafata, Joseph G. Fauceglio, John A. Fifer, Thomas D. Finney, Sarah Mutchler Gilpin, George W. Hicks, James B.

Sr. Hubbard, Joseph B. Jones, Viola A. Kacmarak, Anna Kennedy, Leroy J. (Roy) Krater, Helen Early Moore, Bertha Cook Moses, Dorothy Muehlbauer, Sr.

M. DeLonrdes Murphy, Charles E. Pernell, Charles Rose, Marcus P. Schoenefeldt, Pearl (Lee) Shapiro, Fannie Stankus, John Tanur, Jacob Thomas, Dorothy B. Thomas, Freeman (Fred) Tissue, Lucile Fay Vasil, Alberta Vilani (Villani) Jack Wilt, Raymond E.

Sr. On April 1978; Joseph B. of Dormont; beloved husband of Gladys uncle of Mrs. Dorothy Cloud, Robert Raymond, Russell and Randall. Friends received at fFErtR FUNERAL HOME, S12 Grant Mlllvale where services will be held on Wednesday, April 24, a 11 a.m.

WILT On April 24, 1978, Ravmond beloved husband of Marcel la Newman Wilt of Enger Ross father of Marcel I a Rick, Rita Jean Kovach, Raymond Marlorle Mlchalowsky and Roy W. Wilt brother of Edwin, Walter and David; 13 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Family will receive friends 2-4, 7-9 pm at the T. B. DVLM FUNERAL HOME 806 Perry North Hills.

Serlves In St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Center and Ridgewood West View, Thurs. morning at 11. YUHAS (ROHM) Aev 1 1DTB Clela me BciWiAUtR ft SON CO.

MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Tues. 2-4 p.m. and before and after the service time of 7:30 p.m. Tues. tvenlng.

Interment In Arderson, W. Va. 001 Death Notices THOMAS Freeman (Fred) of 2115 Bent-ley Apt. 600; dearly beloved son of John Hurt and Elizabeth Thomas; husband of Shirley; father of Angel. Freeman Jr.

and Kenny; brother of James L.f John, Bobby, Thomas and Timothy; also survlvad bv mavw other rela. fives. Friends received at the Edgewood, Pa.f Jack of McDona.J, Russel of Columbus, Ohio, Gladden of Satellite Beach, Fla. and Kenneth of Carnegie, also six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received at the CAUGHEY FUNERAL HOME, 432 Washington Bridge-ville.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Tues. Wed. Services will be held on Thurs. at 10:30 a.m.

BROWN On April 1978, Edward R. Brown; beloved hus- hjnrl nt tho ite I iliun Fnw JONES On April 23. 1978, Viola A. Jones; wife of Luther W. Jones; mother of Anna Jovce Troy, Shirley Sutton and Barbara Riedl; sister of Bess Williams.

Dorothv Flanaoan SAMUEL c. COSTON FUNERAL HOME, 427 Lincoln Ave. where services will be held Thurs. at 1 p.m. of George Vuhas, mother of nerry ana -naroieire Konm; sister of Bertha Ketterer.

KRAUSS On Sunday, Aorll 197, Samuel beloved husband of Mildred Golantv Krauss; father of Mrs. Irving (Ruth) Goldman, ot Pgh, and Elliott M. Krauss, of L.A;; brother of Isadore Krauss. of Pgh, Mrs. Harold (Mildred) Gosseft, and Bernard Krauss, both of L.A.; also survived bv tour grandchildren.

Services at RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 550V Centre on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment Tree of Life Cemetery, Sharpsburp. Visitations 1 hour prior to Service. Family suggest contributions to the charity of the donors choice. Hilda Grabowskl, Ernest Mannke, also 5 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Family will received friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the PHILIP BIANCO FUNERAL HOME 719 Brighton Rd. Serv and Thomas Asbury all of laeger, w. also survived by 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends received at WM, SLATER SONS, INC, Virgin-la Ave.

Kearsarge Mt. Washinoton. where tprvlcn MURPHY On Mon April 24, 1971, Charles of East Liberty, husband or the late Gloria; brother of Theodora Joseph of Delmont, the lata Francis Vincent and Gertrude E. Odom. Friends received Tues.

pm at the MORAS-CO KNEE LTD. (THOMAS J. SOXMAN, SPVSR.) 940e Frankstown Pent! Hills. Mass of Chrlstaln burial In St. Marin's Church, New Derry, Pa.

on Wed. morning at 11. o'clock. ONDRUSEK Magdalen age 90, on Sunday, April 23, 1978, of 127 Samuels Beaver Falls; mother of Anthony, Philip. Joseph, John, and Mrs.

Mary Tkacfk. Friends received-Monday 7-9 p.m.. Tuesday 2-l and 7-9 p.m. In the J. J.

SPR ATT FUNERAL HOME. New Brighton, PA. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Wednesday morning at a.m. In St. CvrH and Me thodlus Catholic Church, New Brighton, interment St.

Joseph Cemetery, New Brighton. PERNELL On April J3. 1971. Charles; beloved husband of Ruth Pernell; brother of Mrs. Blrda Porter, Mrs.

Sadie Herron ot PA, and Dr. Ruby Pernell ot Cleveland, OH; also survived bv four nieces and one nephew. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the CHESTER P. CHAVIS JR.

FUNERAL HOME, 7029 Frankstown Homewood. Services will be he Thur. at 11 am frnm SHAPIRO On Sun. April 23, 171, Fannie; beloved wife of Simon Shapiro; mother of Mrs. Bruche Chaeln of NY and Rabbi Shulem Shapiro of Cleveland; sister of Mrs.

Merle Lublsh of FL, Max 8. Berger of Joseph Berger of Silver Spring, MD and Bernard Berger of Philadelphia; also survived by 15 grandchildren. Services at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Centre Ave. on Mon. at 2 p.m.

Interment Mechsekel Hades Cemetery. Visitation 1 hour before service. Family suggest contributions to Yeshl-va Achel Tmlmlm. STANKUS On Mon. April 24, 1978; John of Box 114, Morgan (S.

Fayette Twp.) husband of Nelle Yoclus Stankus; brother of Julia Kelmtmky, Victor, Edward, A ft once and Leo Stankus and me late PetroneHe Ernesp and George Stankus: also survived by nieces and nephews. Visiting hours from 12 noon to 9 p.m., however friends wilt be personally received by the famllv from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the SAMUEL BLAKE FRYER FUNERAL HOME, 729 Washington Bridgevllle. Mass of tht Resurrection at St. Anthony's Church on Wed.

at 10 a.m. Final resting place Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Peters Twp. TISSUE At Punta Gorda, on Sun April 23, 1978. Lucile Fav; wife of the late Earl Tissue (formerly of Regent Sq.) daughter of Mrs. Dorothy T.

Hay; also two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends received at T. TURNER'S, 729 Wallace WHk Wed. from 12 noon until time of service at 2 of the North Hills; father of Edward R. Brown also survived bv two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Friends received from 12-3 7-9 pm. at the G. S. SIMONS FUNERAL hOME, 2025 Perrysvitie where services will be held on Wed. ices win oe neio on weos.

ar 10:30 am will be held April 26, at 1:30 p.m. Visitation 2-4, 7-9. Memorial contributions may be made to the Mt. Washington Baptist Church, or Baptist N.H. of Mt.

Lebanon. ZIMMERMAN Augusta on Aprl. 73, 1978 of Bethel Park- wlf of morning at 10 clock. CAIN the late Leo D. Zimmerman; mother of Julia H.

I rrterh alter, Leona Prletisch and Charlotte Zimmerman; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends received at me 001 Death Notices Gertrude on Sunday, April 23, 5978, beloved wife of John L. Cam; stepmother of Lois Cashdowlar; sister of Irene Olbeter Adaline Miller and Richard Oliver; also three grandchildren. Private services will be held on Wednesday. Memorial contributions JOHN F.

SLATER FUME At ERWIN On April 24, 1978, Mary Elbertine Reagan; beloved wife of the late William C. Erwin mother of Mrs. Loretta M. Weiss, William C. Mrs.

Mary Emma Fetch-ak, Mrs. Betty e. Foster, Thomas A. and Mrs. Shirley J.

Oakes: also four sisters, 14 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. Family requests visitation between the hours ot 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the NOR-MAN G. HEARD FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Services on Thurs.

afternoon at 1 o'clock. VASIL On April 23. 1978; Alberta; mother of Michael, Barbara Fenn, Elizabeth and Debbie Welbtlnger, Mary Ellen, Nancy end Thomas; daughter of Alberta Powlv sitter nt KUMPFMILLER John E. suddenly, on April 22, 1978. formerly of Etna, beloved husband of Helen Vender Kumpfmiller; father of Mrs.

Judith Lenasa, Mrs. Eileen Purcell, Mrs. Roberta Mill and Jack Kumpfmiller; brother of Mrs. Dolores Fischer, Mrs. Rita Ne-ransky, Mrs.

Elsie McDonough and Dennis Kumpfmiller; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 at the WM. J. OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna. Funeral Mass In St.

Mary's Church, Sharpsburg, on Wednesday at 9:30. KENNEDY HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Mon. and Tues. from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m, where Funeral Services will be held on Wed. morning at 10:30 o'clock.

Interment Jefferson Memorial Park Mausoleum. may be maoe to me Amen-ran Cancer Vtcietv. Arranoe- Leroy father of Maroaret Schram. brother of JURISIC On Saturday. April 77, 1978.

Thomas Mlcheal age 28, ot 14370 Route 993, Trafford, beloved husband of Lucy Stetar Jurislc; father of Thomas Mlcheal Jr. and Jason Robert; son of Mrs. Verna Yoha Jurlsic and the late Mike Jurlslc; brother of Mrs. Verna Garrltv, Mrs. Catherine Ber-key and Andrew Davtdovlch.

Friends are being received at the JAMES 1 ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME, 201 Marguerite Wilmerding. Mass of Christian burial in St. Aloys I us RC Church, on Weds. loysius menti by WINTER FUNERAL Leroy Gregory; also six grandchildren. Family will re-calve friends from 7-4 1 7-9 at the PHILIP BIANCO FUNERAL HOME, 719 Brlgh-ton Rd.

Funeral Mass at St. Peter's Church on Thurs. at FLYNN On April 22. 1971, Cecilia Schafer of Mlllvale; wife of Michael L. Flynn; mother of Mrs.

Carole Ulrlch, Mrs. Ml-chaelyn Hensch and the lata Rita Mae McKinney; nine grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren. Famllv will receive friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the WALTER M. MEALY FUNERAL HOME, 425 Grant Mil vale.

Mass of Christian Burial In St. Anthony's Church on April 26, at 11 a.m. FORD On April 22, 1978, Rol-land beloved husband of Edith Lach Ford of Ross father ot Lesley ReiHv, Earl W. of California, and Rol-land G. Ford, (I, of also survived bv three grandchildren.

Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME 1032 Perry High-' way, Perrysville, where services will be held on Tues. ahtrnoon at 1:30 o'clock North Hills Lodge No. 716 Service Mon.

evening at 9 p.m. GILPIN On Sun. April 23, 1071; George husband of Ann M. Cllpln of The university Sauare Apts. Friends received at M.

SAMSON, IMC- S37 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Cen-terl Tues. 24 I 7-9 pm, where services will be; held Vved. Morning at II o'clock. Interment Homewood Charles Kennedy, also 4 grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME 4730 Friend-Ship Ave. Where services will be held on Weds, at 11 a.m. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9. iu a.m. STEIMER On April 23, 1971, Edward A of 211 Glenny lent, West Mifflin- tmttvtr of Mairv the Central Baptist Church.

Interment Allegheny ZWERGEL John age 19. suddenly on April Y7, 198, of Franklin Road, Levelgreen, Trafford; son of Robert L. and Rosemarle Hlpglns Zwergel; brother of Robert L. Timothy, Brian, Joan and David Zwer- grandson of Barbara weroei. Fimilv will rtM-elv 10 a.m.

LOUVS VILANI (Villani) At the Suburban General PORCO KRATER Helen Early of Coraopolls, on Afvil tt IOTA- if nl On Mon, April it. Wl, Jack; beloved husband of the late Hospital, Bellvue, on Apr. 22. 1971, Marilyn (Dome) Louys of Chapel Hill, Ross Two. mother of Kim rvl Antoinette: lather or wary HUrVtb.

CLINE Dr. Edwin Louis, on native of Baltimore, Md. and formerly of graduate of Johns-Hopkins Univ. and a Fellow of Mellon Inst, of Industrial Research; in Research for Kopoers Co. aiso with Allegheny County Health listed in Amen-can Men in Science; husband of Dorothy C.

dine; of Gainesville, Fia father of Mrs J.N Anderson III Of Orang Park, Mrs. L. J. Thomas jr. ot Gainesville and Mrs.

John Cappe'io of San Francisco, Cat. and brother of Dr Joseph K. Cllne of Melrose, Fia. and Mrs. Elbert F.

Ei-bllng of Larchmont, N.Y.; six grandchildren. Memorial services Tues. at 4 p.m, in Holy 'Trinity Episcopal Church, Gainesville. Arrangements by WILLIAMS THOMAS FUNERAL, HOME, Gainesville. I Dale, Carole A.

Pas trick, W. Glenn, Jean Orvli, Paul and Felix Steimer; also survived bv 43 grandchildren nd two greatgrandchildren; brother of Lauretta Beughman and Stella Ackerman. Vlsttattons with the family Mon. 7-9 p.m. and Tues.

2-4 and 7-9 Dm. at A On Apr. 23. 1971, John A. of Lawrencevilte; heusband of the late Beuleh Marchltello; father of Kenneth Samuel L.

and Peter P. Porco; also nine orandchlltsren- hrntto FAFATA 1978, Of Spring Hilf; husband of Catherine A. Geubtner; father of Joseph A. dVo-thy, Ruth Fatata and Mrs Jean Miller; grandfather ot Matthew Beth and Janice Miller. Member St.

Ambrose Holy Name Society and Amalgamated Meat Cutters Butchers Local 424. The family will receive friends between the hours of 2-4 7-9 at the SPERLING FUNERAL HOME, 401 Cedar N.S. Funeral on April 27, 1978. at 9 a.m. with Funeral Mass In St.

Ambrose Church at 10 a.m. Family re-Quests memorials be made to St. Ambrose Church. friends 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the DAVID A.

RITTER FUNERAL HOME. 220 Edge-wood Trafford. Funeral on Weds, with Mass of Christian Burial In St. Regis Church at 9:30 a.m. Anthony (Mickey) Villani and the late Joseph femer-ln-law of Anna and Evelyn villani; also 10 grandchildren and two oreat-grenddaughters.

Friends received 2-4 I 7-t p.m. at MORASCO KNEE, Howard R. Krater; mother of Jean K. Scott, Janet K. Quint and Donald Krater; sister of Her let 01 nger seven grandchildren.

Family will receive friends 2-4 7-9 at the COPEL AND CORAOPOLIS FUNERAL HOME, 867 5th where services will be held on Wed. at 11 a.m. Con Chip Kellay; daughter of Robert and Jecolyn Louys- sister of Robert X. Louys. Friends will received to a memorial service on Tue.

morning at 11 o'clock at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME 1032 Perry Per-rvsvllle. Famllv rnn. the TEICHRT-GRACAM KACMARAK Anna, on April 23, 1978, of Allison Part; wife of Michael Kecmarak; mother of Veronica Ramvev; grandmother of Oenlse Ramsey and Deborah Romanowskl.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 at the JOHN CARLOS FUNERAL HOME. 923 Saxonburo Blvd. (by Shaler Plata). Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary's Church, Glenshaw, Wed.

11:15. Parish Wake Service 8 p.m. FUNERAL HOME, Kennedy Ave. at Wl mot Duquesne. with tht Blessing on Wed.

af 9:36 Am tnJWwd hw Mmi of Betty Gaasert and David Porco, both of Steelton, PA. Funeral from the VERNER G. LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, (formerly Hennlnger) 4635 Butler St. on Apr. 2t at 9 a.m.

Mass of the Resurrection at St. Augustan Church at 10 a.m. visitations 2-4 and 7-9 (Thomas J. Soxman, (Tl 067 trlbutlons be made to the tM Frankstown Rd, Perm Bills. Mesa of Christian Burial In St.

Bartholomew Church. Thurs, morning at 10 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL 4 Norm Hills H.S. Chorua or the 1st Church of Christ Kcianti-'t. tributions may be made in her native to The Coraopolls United Methodist Church Memorial Fund. Christian Burial at 10 a.m.

fro the St. Joseph Church, Duquttnt. Member of Plumbers union, Locai 27. plats. "Garden of Sermon ea the $1000.

42-474 p.m. AvekMV o'clock..