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1 i -m TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD CALL EXPKtaS Li PAGE 26-PITTSBURGH NOV. 6, 1956 legal Notices Sweeping Model Change by ia Oldsmobile .3 1 Lost and Found 'V fcEALiLi. Lost F'orence vicmi'y. tag number 3i04. Pearl.

W.irt.." Va BEAGLE itai. b.a-a white snd fan: P.um Dot under vets taie. Rejard. EtectrlP 1-14 51. BRIEFCASE and camera bag with camera and accessories.

Lost near-rrr-ner of Henry and South Nevi.ie Oakland. Friday. Pnone or wire collect R. Conaway, 1307 Andrews st VV. Vs.

Cargie.d 2- 2630 Liberal reward laj Gray barred anwsers to name Creeper, lost Brentwood-Wniteliall vi- IV- 1-1858. FOUND Man's truu.ers. Squirrel Hill viciiiitv. Owner contact Congres 6-5201 1 red purse. Donahue store.

Thursday Liberal reward. Cnnhrtcn-Mal. Jordan, ML). 2-3307 or 3- 7000; PURSE Black, containing red wallet, important papers. Tuesday renins, suth Smithheld.

Reward. Poplar 6-8300. Purse blue Forward Av rew JA 1-319 SUITCASE Luggaje. tan. Initiais W.

R. H. Military kit. nothing. Lost East Liberty.

Saturday. RewardT. EM. 1-9906. WALLET West Park streetcar Stu.

day evening. Valuable papers needed badly. Reward. FE. 1-7766.

WALLET Light brown, between Oak-wood Homewood, Hamilton East Liberty. Reward. FR. 1-S40. euidav.

Nov. 19M. MatluiOa W. ps nee Deloved wite of William 1 Phtiiips. ol 3310 Browneriiie P.d..

formerly of Mt. Leoanoa: another of Mrs Hilda W. tmith and Margaret I. Pnilhpa: sister of Mrs. Xou.ae 8hmakr.

Mrs. Bertha Dolliaon. Mrs. Minnie fcoiith end Louis A. Gruneherg; grandmotner of Stuart L.

smith. Family re-reiving friends at the RrlNHAOB MORTTAKV. 26i0 W. Liberty- Ave trom 2 4 end 7-9 p. m.

Service Wedneedav at 2 p. Frinds io-v ted. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. POl.l.At Ben, beloved father of Yettc. Freedman.

Eva Broudy. P.uth Adler and Morris Pollack; a so survived by aix grandchildren. Kervicee Tuisdsy. Nov. 6.

at m. in Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Interment Beth Olam Ceme-lerv. Hollywood. Cal.

tiKOMAX MRTIARY. directors. In Hen of flowers, family prefers a gut in Mr. Pollack's memory to the City of Hope FOHK.LL On Saturday. Nov.

3. COMPLETELY NEW With the most sweeping model change in 20 years the new staling of the OkKmobile for 1957 is shown In this Super "88" Holiday coupe. Distinguishing the new front end are the new "hi-lo" bumper, twin front fpnder rocket emblems and parking lights adapted from the experimental Golden Rocket. There is a new 277-liorsepower "Rocket" engine among the mechanical changes in the various models. Christmas Club Savings Set Record This Year Mellon Hank Alone Reports 85.860 Persons Are Due lo $10,876,099 There's a new disease in the district called Christmas Club Savings.

It's not a disease actually, but it sure seems to be contagious. According to a Post-Gazette survey yesterday of New Styling InOldsmobile inhile for 1957 has dis tinctive styling innovations and mechanical improvements in eery one of the 17 body styles in three series cf cars. The body is completely new, creating a fashion-new exterior appearance with deeper bumpers and a redesigned grille. Mechanical and structural advances include a new wider and heavier chassis, new "pivot-poise" front suspension of a design that resists dipping, improved rear suspension, a new 277 h. p.

"Rocket" engine, and new 14inch wheels. The accent stripe, an Olds-mobile exclusive, runs more than half the length of the car's side panels between nar-row chrome mouldings. '1 his marks the first new style trend in exterior color application since Oldsmobile introduced two-tone color styling in the body in 1954. The accent stripe permits a new two-tone effect, with the car painted one color and the accent stripe in a contrasting color. However, the conventional two-tone styling is still available as an optional extra.

The 1937 Oldsmobilcs will go on display in dealer showrooms on Friday. "Moreriew.fea.ures and design changes' have gone into the 1957 Oldsmobile than any its predecessors in at least the past two decades," J. F. Wolfram, general manager of Oldsmobile Division and vice president of General Motors, said. The Weather Western Pennsylvania: P'air and mild.

EXTENDED-? OREC AST for the period Tuesday through Saturday: Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia: Temperatures will average 8 to 10 degrees above normal with little day to day change. Scattered showers Friday and Saturday will total about a tenth of an inch. roiuj-lvm Turnpike ioH nd either condition reported by Ihe Turn-0ie Commluion and the United Suit! Wetther Bureau. Ult on the Ohio line to Vilicy Bridie Rod drjr, etncr Citar. tcmpereture N'ortheen Extension to temporary North End Interchange Roadway dry, ittathtr clear, temperature 3-40.

RECORD Sunnae today. .8:65 Suiuet 5 12 HihMt temperature thu. dale mice 174 a 7S 193S. Lowest temperature tun date nine. 1874 21 111 103.1 AIRPORT HOURLY TEMPERATURES- MioninL I a.

m. 3 .1 4 a. A a. 7 a. a.

JO a. in 11 a. 56; Noon Ml p. fls (t7 67 (17 81 fi ST 4 54 4 53 S.11 531 '2 Ml 501 49' P. p.

p. p. p. nr. p.

in. p. p. m. 53! 54 10 p.

m. IS 11 i m. iMldntght I 1 a. m. own.

No matter how well-intentioned we are, we generally slip up." The officials called Christmas Club plan "compulsion Once people sign up for the club, they feel compelled to stop by the bank on pay-day, officials And people don't like to put the money in their regular savings accounts because psychologically it "hurts" to take the money out come Christmas. OBITUARIES Sraths Bather, Anna F. Bell, George Arthur Danch, Mary Frank P. flrove, Norman K. Hofmann, Jean R.

Horn, Jacob Hunter, Mary A. Kahl, Roy KyleMilda C. McHugh. Thoma r. Miller, tarofine E.

Muiynskl, Peter Nelson, Melda S. Nulton, Margaret H. fainter, John I Phillips, Mathilda W. Pollack, Ben Powell, Thomas E. Rothrauff, John R.

Sehertiinger, Mary Scharpf, Fred C. Sneary, Stanley C. Stew arL Jester Tretten, hrijtian Van Woert, Frank E. VKzlay, Louis Weller, Ella B. Welty.

Peter T. Hit HER or 2i2 Allfndu- Pirn on Monday. Nov 5. 156. at P.

Anna Kranz; ii of the lit Own in hf Mnd vear. formerly ft 2425 Arlmit-lon Av mrnhr of Mia. Btrlla Bach" (nvfd at tha K. H. l.AK.HI.IN NKRAL HOMK, 3310 W.

Llherty vt. Hills, until Frlrtay. Nov. ii 1 m. Rfquim hujh maf in Si.

Simon and Jude R. C. Church. Oram Tree, ai u- RF.I.L-On Monday. Nov.

S. 19j. -flfors Arthur, tiflovfl husband of Bailfy Bell of 141 Coal Wllkinsburg; father of Thoinai a rtf HI imun .11 Umvfraitt. Philippine Islands, and Uicill Clark of Readflfld Maine: brother of N. of Mradville.

l.yle W. of Mckleylh. Pa and Mm. Vinnie Boaiea of Oil Citv; alfo anrvived hy 11 grandchildren Frienda received at 1. I.

TIKNKH'S, "29 Wallace VVIlkiajDurir. where will t' held Wednesday evening at o'clock Interment in Kmlenton, Thurcdav at 2 o'clock. IMMH Sunday. Nov. 4, 195.

at Croent. Mary, formerly of Cuddy wife of the aie Mirhael; mother of Mary Iiaccor.io, Kthel Watulia. Elizabeth Goff Kuene and Albert Danch: 12 arandchildren and nine great-grandchildren Friend." and memners of Hungarian Reformed Federation of America received at RS 729 Washington Bridgeville. where services will he held on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. (. RAM On Sunday. Nov. 4 1id.

at 7:45 a. Frank son of the Ute Hugh and Mary tlrant tormt-rlv of N. Fner.d received nt the K. R-I a. I NfcRAi- Catl Shannon, until Tuesday.

Nov. ai a m. Requiem h.fth in St. Ann a Church at 10 a. Plea-e omit flower.

Suddenlv on Kundav. Nov 4. 19ob, at hia home, 2222 Lak-ton Rd Norman hufband of Betty Moore Orove; father of Norman of Cleveland. Richard of Pittsburgh. Fnends may call ai the I I 1101 tON WOOD HOMK, Forbes at Mc-Kee Oakland.

Service Wednea-ny afternoon at 2 o'clock. HOVM.4VN (Vnxell Suddenly, on Mondav, Nov. 5, at 1 a. Jean R. Byington, widow of .1.

Oeorae Hofmann, of 1K California Avalon: mother of Oeoine Hofmann Lawrence H. Vogel and (lie late Ror.ert A. Hot-mann: aister of Mrs. Jean Colburn. of Kansas City.

also survived hv 15 grandchildren and 27 greatgrandchildren. Friend? received st the FRANK VT. SIMON'S Tl HOMK. 2U2." Perrysville Ave. Service Thursday aiteinowii iLo'clockj HORN Suddenly, on Sunday.

Nov. 4. at Jacob Horn, beloved biother of Max Horn. Morris Horn, hoth of and Henrv Horn, Alhanv. V.

Services will he held at the RALPH HILAR 550P Center on Tue.dav, at 1 p. m. Interment West View Ceme-terv. III On Saturday. Nov.

.1 Marv of Bradford Park. Fi. D. 1, Baden i formerly of Bellevue wife of ihe late James Arthur Hunter: mother of VV, of Kvans (mv: Robert aid Raymond A. Hunter, both of Bradford Park: also survived by three aialer of O.

Wharton, of lilen 0--borne. Friend at IIUVVHII T. IMI OHIRTV HOMK. 3b Lincoln Ave Bellevue. Kervicea Tuesday at 2 o'clock.

KAHI ituddenlv. on gundav. Nov. 4. 19iK.

Roy Kahl. of 3S Fayette 81., Oakdale. husband of Margaret, and tath'-r of Mrs. Robert Yow ler ami Mrs. Raj mom! Harmutli: hioihei of Mrs.

Ch.iries Rover. Thomss I.e.'er Walter and Kdwaid Kahl. Friends received at the THOMAS FI.NKKAI. HoMK, Oakdaie. where services will be held Thursday al 2 ii.

m. Sun. lav, Nov. 4, I95R. Milda Chilroie Kyie.

of ll7 mnthiT of Dr. Kiatilt R. Kvle; ai it er nt Roy and Charles Chilcote, of Ohio, and Mrs. Annie McDonald, of Virginia. Friends re-reived at the K.

IXSI.IK HOMK. KIR M.RAI 4.H N. Nealey Ave. Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 2 fi.

McHl'OH Monday, Nov. Thomas husband of Susan 'jiv-vin McHugh; lather of Betly Welte. Joseph. William Paul and Thomas McHugh; also nine grandchildren and am great-grandchildren, brother of John McHugh. Mrs.

Clara Yeardley and Mrs. Anna Shea. Friends receivd st A. S.TAAR SON H.NKRAI. HIIMI, foil Chartlers V'.

Pgh. Solemn Requiem High Maw In St. Church Thursday, Nov 8, at 10 a. MII.I.I.R on Sunday. Nov.

4. lficd. Caroline Ellen, of 536 Veiona. Pa beioved motmr of Harold of Verona: Charles of Plum Born- Paul, of Alliance. O.

Mrs. Helen Morrill, of Verona F.loise McPade, of Oakmont; Mi-y. Beulah O'Contiell, of Penn Twp and Mrs. Maureen Sf-niran. of Pensi-tola.

Fla. also survived by 13 grandchildren. Friends received at the rr.TIU HOMK, 470 Center Verona. Pa. Funeral will he held Thursday morning: High Mass of Requiem in Mt.

Joseph Church at 9 a. m. MVS.7.YNSKI On Sunday, Nov. 4. Peler Musyiwki, of 221 North Cliallant Born.

KHst lather of Henry and Sgi. First Class Julius Muszynski. Friends received ai MOM IsON Fl'NKRAI, HOMK. 304 Klectrlc F.aj.t pgh Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 7.

st 9:13 a. nt. Requiem High Mas si. Irfocaiiia H. Church.

Wilmerding at hi a. m. Of g.MI Beverly Mt Lebanon, on Monday, Nov, I at 2:31) a. Melda Secrist. beloved win of Harry V.

Nrlfon; mother of Mrs. Shirley Ranis. Harry S. Nelson: also five grandchildren survive Friends received at the K. R.

I.AIt.HIIN UN KK Al, HOMK. 3310 W. Liberty Ave. So. Hills, whera services will be held on Wednesday, Nov.

7, at 2 p. m. Visitations: 2 4 and 7-9 p. m. In lieu of flowers, plcasa make contributions to American Cancer Society.

KVlVrOX Saturday, Nov. Margaret aister of the lata John and aunt of Clarence A of and George K. Nulton. of penver. Friends received at the Al.RKRT T.

JOHN MNKRAL, HOMK, Bennett St. at Lang Ave, where cervices will he held Tueaday afternoon 2 o'clock. PAIMEKe At Barnstable. on Monday, Nov. 6.

19 j. John Littleton Dawson Painter, husband of FJranor Hall Paintei lather of Mrs. Prlaoilla Painter 8t. C.ecrge and William Ftsll painter; brother of Mrs George IV Henderson: also survived bv one grandchild. Services In Mary's F.pisoopat Church.

Rarnstable. on Wednesdav. Nov. 7. at 5 p.

m. Interment at Rarnatahle, Mas" In lieu of flowers, memorials mav ha to anadvaida Hospital or Shadvaiela Preabvtanan I Church, Lstate cl Jonn detta-d of Bnagevilie. No. 4t3 of lo. Letters on his estate were gi anted lo the underncmd wr.o a onr.or.i a.mf cairns or demands apa.nst the estate of ceceder.t to make known li same and ail pen-mi indebted to deveaent to make pat men! without delay to Jiaeph Keirn.

lo" Latare'te St. Bndgeviiie, Pa or to John Ft. Bowman. Attv 1200 Lite at Prh 22. Pa Estate of Eluabeth Seyler.

de-rta'ed. of Pun. No. 4791 of 19j6 Letters testamentary cm her estate were gran-ed lo the undersigned wno requests all persons ravine claims or nemands asatnn the estate nf decedent to make known tLe fame and all persons mdebt'd lo decedent to make payment without delay to Anna Daniher. 4221 Calvin St Pgh.

1. jr to Henry A. Barest mm; Weller Wicks and Wallace Atta.915 Parv Pgh- 22. Pa Estate of Frank A. McCune.

defeased. Of Plh. 4799 Of 1936. Letters testamentary on hit estate were granted to the underaigned who requeats all person having claims or demands the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons inuebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Charles L. McCune, 5th College John R.

McCune Schenley Apts and Tne Union National Bank, of Pittsburgh Ave. Wood Extra or to J. Garlle.d Houston. Blaiter. Neil) at Kouston.

1307 Oliver Pgh. 22 Pa Estate of Marguerite Htne or Margaret C. Hme, decea-ed. of Pgh. 01 Letters of iditiin- tstiation on her estate were granted to the undersisned who requests all persons having claims or demands a Ihe estate of decedent to make known the same and all perions indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Elinor H.

Rowland. Admi 507 South Netley Avenue. Pgh 32. or to Joseph C. P.t.jin-son Joseph I Marshall.

P.ed. Smith, s'isw McClav. Atty 747 Union Trust Prh, 19. Pa in the Court of Common Picas of Allegheny County Pennsylvania. To Albert James smith.

Defendant: You are notified that the case of Ueneia Smith vs. Albert James Smith. No. 974 October Term. i95fi.

will be irted on November Id 195 at 9:30 a m. Blanche Levy. Attorney for Plaintiff. 411 Bergei Pitts-burehPa i In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania.

To Calpunna C. Burton. Defendant: You notified that the case of Hal Burton va. Calpurina C. Burton.

No. lOri'J October Term. 19SB. will lie tried on November 30. 1936, at 9 30 a.

m. Blanche B. Levy, Attorney lor Plaintiff, 411 Beieer Bldg Pittsburgh, Pa Fsiate of Hanna M. Trusell. deceased of Wllkinsburg.

No, 4974 of 136. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted lo the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the mme and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to William R. Truxell. 123 Lincoln McKeesport. or lo Greitor F.

Meyer and Edward L. Flaherty, Attys 5912 Pen nAve. Pgh. 6. Pa Estate of Joseph J.

Rist, deceased, nf Scott No. 4984 of 1956. letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned wlio requests atl persons havint claims or demands estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delav to Majone C. Rlst, 2008 P.ockfleld Rd Psh. 16, Pa.

or to Wilner. Wilner Kuhn, Att 1314 Frick Pgh, 19, Pa. Estate of Grazta Gianeila. or Grazta Dl Pippa. or Gratia Gialanella.

deceased, of Pgh. No. 1633 of 1954. Letters testamentary on her esta-e were granted to the undersigned who requesi. all persons having claims or demands i.naint the estate of decedent to known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make pa-mem w.lhout delav to Phllomena Ludov.ci 1103 Webster Pgh Ps or to S.

Reichman. All 1 2 0 ip 1 a aB idj. Pa. Esia'e of John J. Guentner, deceased of Borough of Millvale.

No. 4R61 nf 1936, Letters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands asainst the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay lo Marie Utzig. 1228 Evergreen Pgh 9. or to Michael Oeorgalas. 1003 Frick Bldg 1.P: Estate of Guiseppe A.

DlVmcen2n. or Guiseppe DiVincenro. deceased cf No. 4533 of 1956. Lelters of administration on his estate weie granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against me estate oi urv-dent to make known the same and all persons Indected to decedent to mane payment without delay to Benjamin 3810 Whitney Prll Pa or in Michael Hahal-vak.

Ally 403 commonwealth Pah 22. Pa Estate of Bessie Hackett. deceased of P3h. No. 4988 or 1956.

I.elleis H'slsineiiti on her eaia'e were sranted to Ihe undersigned who reouesis all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known Ihe same and all persons indebted lo decedent to make payment without delay to Spencer Ross Harkett. 514 Smith-field Psh or to William A. Mtver Kf'unlz. Kiev A Meyer. II uiDTi B'd- Pg It, 19.

Pa. Estate of William C. Kirkpairitk. or w. C.

Kiikpairick deceased cf No, 4H87 of 1956. Lelteis testamemary on his es'ate wrre granted lo the undersigned who refines: all persons having claims or demands against the esia'e ot decedent to make known the same aod all persons indented to decedent to make pavment without delay toThota Kirkpatrkk. 3903 Bractmrn Piece. and Wallace Hunter Kiikpairick. 5211 Pemoioke Plate, Pgh.

or to M. .1. Arnd. Atty 2i20rant Enisle of Anna M. Herald, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 41.66 of 19)6. Letters testanienlaiy on her eslate were granted lo ihe undersigned who requests all neisons having claims or demands anainsl ihe eslate of decedent lo make known the same and all persons indented to decedent in make pi meiii without delay lo L'. H. tlll-nisch.

summit Pgh. 34, or to Jack .1 R.isenbein, isOS La Finance B.dg., pa. Hnuslnn llouslon. 1128 t'llion Trust Bldg Pa. Notice is heretiv given pursuant to the prn-MSlons of Act No.

380 of May 24, of Intention to Hie in the Oflne of the Secieiaiy of the f'tniHiionweeltit of Peiiii-vlvanla. al liairi-sliui'li. and 111 the Ortice of llu-' proilioiiiiiary of the Culll't of t'onillloll Pleas of Alle- giicnv I'nuiltv on Thursday. Ihe Sill du oi 1136. a Cerlilicale the conduct ot a business In Altr cl i.nv County.

Pennsylvania, uoot Ihe assumed or Hclilious name, style or de.igiiH,loii of Solar-St rccii Company ol Puisburgh. wnh Its principal place of business at -50 (Irani Street, Suite 14b. Pittsburgh 19. Pennsylvania. The name' and address of the person owning or mieresled In said business Is.

Richard D. aiathen? 724 South Negley Avenue, Piitsouiah 32. Pa Lltman l.itman, Attorneys at Law. ,112 Jones Law Buiiditm. Pittsburgh.

Ps. Notice is hereby givtn 11-suant to Ihe provisions of Aci No. of May 24. 194o, of Intention to file in the nflice of the Secretary of the Comnionweatih of Penn-ylvania at llarnsbuig and in the oitir. of thf Proihonotarv of Ihe Court ol Common Pies of Allegneny County, on Friday, the Pth day oi Novcinocr.

195d. a Ceitillcate for the conduct of a busi-nes in Allegheny Couniy. iind.r tile assumed or iiatut. sttle or desigiial u-ii of Discount with ils principal place ot business al 4910 Bauni Boulevard, Pittsburgh 13. Pa.

The names and addresses of ail persons owning or interested In said business are. lliisney Walduian. 6301 Landvuw street, Pitlsbuigh 17. Pa John H. Kunkle.

Altoniey al Law. 0u Farmers Bank Bide Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice is hereby isven that Articles nf Incorporation were hied with the Department of Stale of the Conimonwealtn of Pennsylvania, at Harnsbuig, Pa on Tuesday. Ihe 30th day ot October, 19.6.

tor the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Rusiness Corporation Law of the Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania, approved May 3. 193.1, L. 34. as amended. The name of the proposed corpoiailon Is Paceseiirr Homes, Inc.

The purpose or purposes for wllicii it Is tn be air To manufacture, purchase or oiherwise acquire and to sell al wholesale or retail or otherwise dis-pos. or luinner, lath, trigs sash doors or nlher wood pmducls and building piodtitis of any kind and description: lo build and construct hollies and other buildings rllliei In part or in their entirely, to cut, shape aim fatnicate lumber and othei iiuilduiii materials (or homes and buildings and to buy, dislgn. construct and otherwise procure machinery and molds lor Una purpose, and to do all ihe iliinga which might be necessary and piaier lor the accomplishment of Ihe above puiposea. and for the purposes to have, posecsa and enloy all Hie runts, benefits and privileges of said Atl ot Assembly. John H.

Kunkle, Solicitor. NOTICE Frank Abercrombie v. Thomas 0. Faloney and Anna Mae Fsloney, wile, owners or reputed owners, st M. L.

No. 19 April Term. 19S6, Court of Common Plees. Allegheny County. Pennaylvsnla.

TO THOMAS G. ALONE AND ANNA MAE F'ALONEY. his wife, defendants. You are notified that Gilmore R. Wine-land and Enka Wineland.

his wile, have filed a Petition to Intervene and will file a Petition to Strike Off Mechanic a Lien at the sboye number slid leim The hearing on the Petition to Intervene ts schrduled for November 14, 1936, at 9 30 clock A. M. Edward A Sohultz Attorney at Law. 1111 Berger Pittsbu-gh. Ps Notice Is hereby given thet Bernard Zuika of 2122 Bronniville Rosd.

Pittsburgh 10, Ps will no longer he responsible for anv deb's or other ebhgstiona eontracted by his wife, Marie C. ClX OFFICE DATA VOR YESTERDAY For period endmi 4 p. m. Vanmum 8(1 Mean 4 6 Precip 19j6, Thomas beloved husband of MvMle Brudln Powell, of Logan Bethel: brother of John N. and Elmer E.

Powell. Friends re-reived at JOHN H. siLAlLR SON WHITI.HAI.I. HM.HAI. HOMK, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood.

Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intefment in Jefferson Memorial Park. ROTH A I. suddenly, on Sunday. Nov.

4. at hia late home. 97S Illinois BraddocK Hills. John R. Bob.

husband of Iielures Carr: father 4 Maureen. Roy. Deiores. Robert: brother of Lei-oy. Paul.

Regis. Funeral from the HOMK. 443 Fourth St. Braddock. on Thursday at 9:15 a m.

Requiem High Mass in St. Maurice'a Church, Forest Hills, at 10 a. m. Friends Invited. M'H ARPF Of Glen Willard.

on Nov 4, 1936. Fred C. brother of P.ov' K. S.harpf and Mrs. Lincoln Owens.

Friends received at the OPKLAM KTNKRAI. HOMK. Fifth Coraopolis. Services Wednesday at 3:30 p. s( HKRT.INOKR On Saturday.

Nov. 3, 19,16. daughter of the late George and Mary Srhertz- mger; sister or Mrs. Catherine Keehng. of Washington.

Mrs. Minnie Wynn, of Hawthorne. Cal. Friends and member- or Blefscd Virgin Sodality and Third Oroer of Francis received at the KRN UNKRAL I HAPKL. So.

lkth and Jane Sts. Funeral Tuesday al 10 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St, Michael's Church at 11 m. SiNKARY Of 823 Griffin Mt.

Washington, on Monday. Nov. 5, 19..6. at 8:2,1 a. C.

beloved husband of Llizabeth Groskloa sneary: lather of May and Albert Snearv. Friends re-reived al the E. R. LAll.HI.IM UNKRAL HOMK. 3.110 W.

Liberty So. where services will be held Friday. Nov. 9 at 2 p. m.

Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p. vrKWART Of 2272 Country Club L'pper St. Clair on Saturday. Nov. 3, 1936, at 2 p.

J. Lester i Doe), beloved husband of May Godfrey Stenart. in his 68th year: lather of James W. and J. Gordon Stewart: also 3 grandchildren survive.

Friends received at the K. R. I All. HI. IN M'NKRAI.

HOMK. 331U W. Liberty S. Hills, where services will he, heid on Tuesday. Nov.

6, at 2 p. m. Visitations 2-5. 7-9 m. TRLTTKN At the Ohio Valley on Monday.

Nov. 3. Christian Tretten. of Broadhead R.D t4, Coraopolis, dearly beloved husband of Klsie Spitt Tretten; beloved father of Verne Zinhan: brother of William G. and Birdie Tretten.

Clara Marshall. Alice Boyd. Kdna Hieber and Klva Tretten. Friends received at the tl.KVKR STOVKR M'VKHAI. HOMK, Island McKees Rocks.

Funeral service on Wednesday, Nov. 7. at. 2:30 p. m.

VAN WOKHT Frank of 137 Ida Donora, Sunday. Nov. 4, at Charlerol-Monesaen Hospital, husband of Lena, and father of Mrs. Kathleen Fernier. Friends received at the I.AHsON UNKRAL HOMK.

comer 7th and Thomp-bon Donora, Services Wednesday afternoon ai 2 o'clock in St. Kpiscopal Church. Interment Monongaheia Cemetery, Mononga-hela. Pa. VI7.I.4Y On Sunday.

Nov. 4. 1936, Louis Viszlay. of 626 Lillian brother of John Vlsr.lav, Mrs. Anna Mel).

Mrs. Helen VoiEhi. Mrs. Leona Patrick. Mrs.

Mary Dechmerowski. Friends received at IOKl'H (OI.I.IOAN. II.NKItAI. HOMK, 6o)i Warrington Ave. Funeral on Wednesday, Nov.

7 at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem In St. George's Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. VVKI.I.KR-On surdav, Nov. 4. 1936. F.lla Buinworih Weller.

ate years, widow of Camden Weller. of 1114 Illinois Dormont: mother of Josephine. Waller and Merrill Weller: sister of Mis. Hellie Fair. Miss Cora Price and Lawrence Burnworih.

all of Ijnontown, also survived by foflr grandchildren and six gi eat-graiidchll-dren FrienSs received at the BKI-HM KH MOHII AR. 23o W. Liner' where services will be held Wedne-day at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited.

WKI.TY On Sunday, Nov. 4. Peter of 47iiii Mitre Wav; beloved husband ol Christina Der-heck; lather of F.dward Wellv; hrotlierot Mrs. Maiy Soldan'; grand-faihec of F.dvvarri s. and Susan A WVIlv.

Funeral from the tV I TKIt NKRAI. HOMK. 47311 Friendship on Wednesday at 9 a. ni. Requiem High in SI.

Joseph's Church at In s. nt. Frnnds invited. Card of Thanks THK family uf Michael wishes to extend thanks and appreciation to the many relatives and Ii lends wlici were so Kind in tlielr eypiesMnns of symnatliT dunni their recent bereavement "VANIt HIAR1 AnOL'IAI ION 1215 t.HAM Bl.nii. Al.

1-39IO In MfTioriam KH.NER. Frank In lovinj memory of our Father. who pa-iaed away Nov. 6. Iii.il.

The blow was great, the shod, severe: we little thought his death so near. Only those that have cm tell the sorrow of parting without farewell. Sadly mis.ed by wife mm, Frank: daunttr. Dorothy. rlorisrs-funerai Designs -ra t-wffxi Bl i SM VI I.I IHt HIM I.N tl.OHI.II!.

HUM AK. I.JJOO GIDAS as5 Jit owexi Uy Mir Thin Any Wtrii Legal Notices Kstate of Charles H. iniram or Ingram, decreed, ol Neville Twj No 4VSS of nii)6 liners testamentary on h's estate were gianied to the undersigned who nquesis a1) persona bavins claims or demanns againsl the esiale of dffedent lo make known the same and all persons lttdrbed to dectdent lo niase pavnuitt without delay to Real rice Ingram. 261) X. St North Andrews.

Fori Lauderdale. or lo Robert Van der Voort; Van der Vonrt, Royston. Holib a Leunaid. 1212 Frick 19. Pa.

Estate o( Joieph Edgar, de-ress-d. of Oakmtmtr- nr. 4792 fif 1K38. Lettera testamentary on his estate were granted to the under-aimed who requeita all persons having claims or demands against the estate of deiedent to make known the asme and all persons indebted to decedeni to make payment without delay 10 Lillian K. Extri 31 Washington Oakmont, Pa eir Sylvan Little, 301 K.

Sjh AveHome.tead, Pa Kstate of Loulje Heldman. deceased, of Caslle Shannon, No. 4817 of 3 9. Lettera testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persona having claims or demands sialnst the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persona Indebted to decedent to make pavmertt without delav to N6r-' man vitte. I'M Cochrar.

Rd Pgn. and Jovenh Miller. 171 Woodhsven Tsh. 1, Ps tr or to Samuel aniilln gtu 1701 Law 4a finance Bldg ti. flerlitt Itioclgtlcit Pi, WWSstawHMA- 2 Strictly Personals ANY person by the name of Florence Ftecktrsn.

last known address Hickory or by the married Florence Anderson, the last known whereabouts was County, piease ntatt sew Write Post-Gagetie. Bog uulV-u-. 2-A Business Personals URGENTLY neJedr S2.000 to conMJi- bill. Will py 6r interMt. Ho(i fapona i bl po si ion VA.

3-0769- PILEOIDS Gives relief for all types of Hemorrhoids. Sold under money-back guarantee PILEOID LABORATORIES Pgh. 15. ST. 1-6842 3 Special Notices PLATES REPAIRED, RELINED P.EsEl' in 1 day.

Dr. Simeral, lot Diamond St. cor. Stanwli. AT l-8Sf 10 Help Wanted Men ASSISTANT Manager For variety li 'f store, experienced.

Must be w.lltitf to travel. Up to $85 a week to start. Good opportunity lor i Apply Store Manager, H. L. Greea 331 Fifth McKeesporL legal Notices "i Lltman Utman, 112 1 Jones Law Pa.

Notice hereby iven tliat Articled of Incorporation were filed vilh and approved by tlie Department of Stat nf -the Commonweaith of Pennsylvania, at Harnsburg, on Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 1956. for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorpuration uf a pronsed busine corporation to be organised under the BiHines Cor porn tion Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 3. 1933. P. L.

364. as amendfd. The name of he pn.poaed corporation is Bioom Mercury. Inc. The purpose -r nurpi8es for which It to he orfranizpd To engage In buying, sell-' Irip, renting and leaslns, automotive part and accessories and all types of motor vehicles: to act a ajient for manufacturers of automobiles, automobile accessories and other motor vehicle and to negotiate 'tn puichR5e and sale of automobiles as agents a well as lo operate and con- V' duct a general garage and to do ajl 1 things Incidental thereto.

To buy, "ell, own, hold, lease, mortpage and irh prove all types and kinds of real estate, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, bene- fits and privilege of Ha id Act of aembty. Lltman Sr Lltman. Solicitor. in the Court of Common Pieas. of Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania. Ti Lfioy Wat.son. Defendant: You are notified that the case of Beatrice W. Watson v.s. Leroy Watson, No.

3214 Juiv Term, 1956, will be tiled on November 21. 193fi, at 9: t. R.S.T. Henry Pi. Hmllh.

Jones, Smith Krecland. Attorneys for Plain- tiff. 330 Bakewei. Pgh 19 P. Notice is hereby given pursuant the provision? nf Act No.

3S0 of May 24. 1943, of Intention to file in Hit office of the Secretary of the Com. monwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrt burg, and 'he office of the Pro thtmotary nf tlie Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the Rth day of November, 1P56. a Certificate tor the conduit 'f a business Alltheny County. Penn--' Kvivama under the assumed or fictitious name.

tyle oi designation of El-Beth Sewing Shop, Willi Its principal place of humcss at 3H06 St Pittshurjrh 13. Pa. The name and address nf all persons onmnr or interested in jta'd busines. are: Fannie E. Williams.

3 7 2 Fraier Pittsburgh 13. Pa Klizabeth Williams, 1405 Veto Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Franklin E. 1703 T.aw A Finance Pa. Notice -is hereby yiven of the tiling- Articles of Incorporation with tne De.

-paitment of State of Ihe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harr IsburgJ on Monday, the ttth dny of Aiieust, 19.6. for the purjxi.se of obtaining a Certificate of Im-uipuraiion of re proposed business corporation to be ov ganized under the Business Corpora-l ion Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, appioved Mav ft. h. 3l4. as amended, said corpora (inn to he named Miller Associates, Inc.

The purpose or purposes tor wlilch It Is to be oiVHni.ed: To ron-duct a building, contracting anil con- situtiiim business Including erection of buildings and raiding and moving bultdings, and tor these pnrjiosea to nave, pusrpks and enjoy all ihe rights, and privileges of said Act Of Assembly. F. K. Oinflentl, Solicitor Notice la hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 3Kti of May 24.

1945. of intention to ftie in the ortife of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, at iiar-risbutg. ana in the office of the Prn-thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny Couniy. on Ihuts- day. the 8fh day of November.

l9bS, a Certificate tor the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style oi designation nf Red Lion Com puny, with us prmuiVil place of business at 2il Fife Drive, Bndgeville, Pa. The names and ad dreses of all persons owning or created in said business are (ieort William Knejshield 1 Fife Drive, Bndgeville. Anna Den Kiim-shieid. 2 jl Fife Drie. Bndgeville, Pa.

Estaie of Jolin Hcnrv Klag. d-teased. of No. 409 of 1 "jrt, Letters testamentary on his eira.ettr. granted tu the undersigned iu requests all pci suit iidvitig ctaim? of demands agaiii.st the rHtf.te cf dCf -dtnt tu make known the same and all persons indebted lo decedent to make pavtnent without delav ii.

Clarence A. Klag. 2445 West Bancroft St.t Toledo 7. Ohio, or to K. Motheial; Keed, Sniltii.

Shaw A- McClay, Alt 747 Union Trust Pg'n. Pa Fat ate ol Herman J. Boehm. de reased. of Pgn, No.

4a7 of 16. l.encrs or administration on his sia't granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims demands against the esiale of decedent to mae known the same and all indebted to decedent to jrakt payiflenl without delay to Anna Iay Alangaii. 213 Jasper pgh. 1 arid Henrietta Augustine. Broad Aimeue Ms, r2.

Library. or to Walter A Koeg'fM, fe' 1 Pen. Pa. Fstale of John S. Mo.urak.

dr. ceased, of Bellevue, of I Leitej tegumental i on hit csia'f were granted to th nndei--signed wno re(juts all iierstnn naviiit rlaimn oi demand ajjahut Hi cju1 t-f decedent tu make rt wn the lami -and all perscm indebted to de'dnt to make f)dvniont mi hout rte.nv to Tin ma Mae Mourak Yeager, txtrj 1 Higlnand R-llevue Pa 1 to David Friedman. ft03 Jonei Law Bldg rail. 1ft, Ph Ksun of Kstella Wagner, dr. ceased, of Shalrr Twp.

No 1 93rt. Let i era testamentarv in her estate weit granted to the under-higned wiio regufsts all pet sons having claims or demand 81181041 the 1tt uf decedent to make known th asm -and alt persons indebted to deeedent to maJtA payment without del Robert A. Wanner, E.xtr., .390 Mini Drive Allison, Park. nr to Unhert V. Riethmtiller, Atty.

108 Law A Finance Pgh. 9. Pa. Sealed Proposal NOTICE TO VENDOR of P.nntvlv.ni- D.prlm.nt o( Prnptnj and phes Room. lt L'tpilol.

Tlrrlsur)h iSfilrd propol will received twel U3i ciock Knon, E. t. I ember 4, 19s, nd then DuU- i licly opened en Cl 139 B.o!oicl Produ.tt for the contrnct period he' inrunf Jnmrr 14. I9J7. nd nd-ln JinmiT 1.1, Bltnk rul lnformiMTi itiv be nhtim'd upon.

nollri'inn lo the (ve oftn-e The-Commonnl'rt rrve the rifht to reject nv nr all or rum of hidi. JOHN S. RICE, SKreunr. HilJiimlrial To Continue Judge John J. Kennedy yesterday continued until November 13 a non-jurv trial for John Garrison.

26, of 7229 Fluery Way, Homewood, who is accused of hit-and-run. In proceedings yesterday the alleged victim, William Silvio, 9, of 7519 Finance Way, testified that Garrison's truck ran over his ankle August 30. Both William and his brother, Thomas, 11, said Garrison jumped out of the truck, scolded William and then fled. Patrolman William R. Nickel testified he arrested Garrison the next day after tracing the truck to a Homewood auto rental agency.

The truck, Nickel said, had been rented, however, in the name of another man. Garrison gained Die delay in his trial after telling the judge he could produce a witness who would bear out his contention that he did not tlee the scene. nue, where services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. Visiting hours at the funeral home are from 2 to 4 p.

m. and 7 to 9 p. m. SARRKKS George Sarricks. 44, brother of Lawrence H.

Sarricks, president of Local 188 Bartenders' Union, AFL-CIO, died yesterday in his home at 502 West North Avenue, Northside. A native of Pittsburgh, Mr. Sarricks had been a member of Local 188 for the last 15 years. A widower, he leaves a son and six daughters. The remains will lie at the Brady Funeral Home, 215 West Ohio Street, where services will be held at 2 p.

Thursday. Burial will be in Mt. Royal Cemetery MRS. MELD A S. NELSON Mrs.

Melda Secrist Nelson, 57, a member of the Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, died yesterday in her home, 656 Beverly Road, Mt. Lebanon. Mrs. Nelson, who was a member of the Gray Ladies Auxiliary of the Red Cross, is survived by her husband, Harrv V.

Nelson; a daughter, C. Ravvls. of Charleston, a son, Harry S. Nelson; her mother, Mrs. Anna M.

Secrist, of Bellevue; three sisters, Mrs. C. N. Hinds and Mrs. T.

W. Gamble, both of Bellevue, and Mrs. William Ittle, of Conneaut Lake. There are also five grandchildren. Friends will be received at the K.

Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty Avenue, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Services will be held at the funeral home tomorrow at 2 p. m. Instead of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the American Cancer Society.

WILSON SERVICES Services for Mrs. Robert Lee Wilson, S6, formerly of Pittsburgh, were held Sunday at Edgewood, Md. She died in her home at Bel Air, last Friday. She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Miss Eloise Hampton Wilson, of Bel Air; a son. Robert Lee Wilson, of Pittsburgh, and two grandchildren.

District Deaths tieOrge Ross, 51. formerly of Charleroi, a steel worker, in Midland. John E. Booth, 71, Elkrur Township trustee, in Elkton Ohio. Mrs.

Mabel J. Stephenson, 71, wife of Dr. Frank XV. Stephenson, associate pastor of the Ashury Methodist Church, in Uniontown Hospital. Dr.

J. N. Skeoch, 75, veteran optometrist, at the home of a daughter. Mrs. J.

W. Thompson, in Uniontown, Mrv.Mary Talus, SI, formerly of Johnstown, in the home of a niece, Mrs. Mary Griglack, in New Salem. Tracy A. l.eyda, 36, World War II veteran and building contractor, in Franklin.

Dr. Mary II. Adams. 44, native of Franklin and associate professor of micro-biology in New York University College of Medicine, in New York. Alfred M.

Brandt, 77, retired PRR employe, in Al-toona. Deaths Elsewhere Jules deraud Cardinal 86, arrested by the Nazis because of his staunch resistance to racial persecution, in Toulouse. France. Dr. Ilusrli Tucker, 99.

retired Methodist Church leader and mlsstonary 1o South America, in Swarthmore, Pa. impniiT run FUR YESTERDAY Preii. T. H. Wind Wthr.

a.m. SO. 35 4t 91 ENE-9 10reb4E19( If Comparative temperature and prertpit-tion tor! 6 Jr(l49l Hlfh Low Mean Free. gt 43l 43 38 5H 31; 4.) 371 80 49i 3D, 301 27 1 31l 201 341 33, 53 68! 38! 37 33l 45 J7 33- 86 I -I 1 or Normal temperature tor the day. Exreia in temperature tor day.

Exrea in temp, iinre Nov. 1 Deficiency in temp, ainre Jan. 1 Total precipitation iinri Nov. 1 Normal precipitation aince Nov. 1.

nenciency In precip. smie Noy. 1 r.i unit 1... 4S 14 83 US .10 .40 .30 .40 4 I Normal precipitation tiucr jn. Ttreta in precip, tinee Jan I Tilh and low If mperilurrt In rill- fcantk and Ihtr aw" tinea in a ii- period: A.buQureiue 57 5h Amanllo 8 3 .10 Atlanta 61 51 A'lanticCtj 58 50 Bismarc Boise 57 Koaton 60 4.1 6" 54 Cincinnati 78 51 Cleveland 7' 4 7 Denver 44 20 Pea Moines 53 4 3 Detroll 67 55 Duluth 5a 47 El Pao 88 Fargo 4 6 4 0 Ft.

Worth 63 50 7 1 65 Rapids 6a 55 r.reen Bay 58 54 Helena 4 1 20 Indian pons 60 54 70 5 8 Kan. City 57 4 2 loj Anseiei 7 6 so Madison 66 53 Maro.ut.Ue 58 50 Miami 78 70 II 1. Milwaukee 58 53 Mplt-M ri. 57 -17 Mulllie 6' fi Neuuilean. 8 1 63 New Yoilt 84 fi Norfolk 83 Okia City 57 4- Omaha 16 'i Pluladclph.

54 Phwnix 7 1 35 Pltuburah 67 4't Portinrt.Cii 52 38 St. UiUi 7" 58 3 1 SanAntonln 64 53 Dies" 74 48 68 44 S. SB 51 Seattle 81 4 5 Spokane 4 2 3 6 Tmo 81 6 1 Travisecnr i 51 Wanlunjton 66 51 Eflniontoii 37 3: Montreal 60 4 3 Toronto 61 4 4 Winnipeg 40 Dmvnlown hanks. this year stashed away more money in Christmas Club savings than ever before. Mellon National Bank and Trust Company reported in the cache for 8o.8ti0 Christmas Club savers, It's a record.

At Potter Bank and Trust Company, officials said that $123,000 worth of Christmas Club checks were ready lo be mailed out. They'll go to 3,700 customers. That's not only a jump over 5350,000 for 2,538 savers in 1955, that's also the bank's record. Christmas Club Savings at Fidelity Trust Company reached $1,366,891 for 14.273 patrons, which was a record. And at Peoples, 41,406 accounts were about ready lo get a total of through the mail, also a record.

Christmas Club savings is the system whereby people tan bank money every two weeks throughout the year and then collect the total before Christmas, usually sometime about the middle of November. $23 lo $1,000 In Pittsburgh, club members can save anywhere from a total of $25 to $1,000 yearly with one account by paying from 50 cents to $10 bi-weekly. Why this yen for using Christmas Club plans? The bank' officials all agree: "People won't compel themselves to save otherwise." Said one of them: "We wouldn't be human if we didn't find it hard to save on our Ford loilave Worker Peak DETROIT, Now 5 Ford Motor Company said today its total U. S. employment between now and the year-end is expected to pass the 200,000 mark lor the first lime Hourly employment will climb to 117,000 during the same period, it said.

John S. Bugas, vice presi dent, said there are 114,000 hourly employes now on Ford rolls, The predicted 1 17,000 lop for hourly workers by this year-end Mould exceed last year' high by about 1.500. Arl Tutum, Jazz Pianist, Js Dead LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5 Art Tat urn, jazz pianist, 46, died today of uremia. Tatum was taken ill about two weeks ago on a concert tour.

He entered Queen of AiircIs Hospital shortly before midnight yesterday. The musician, who was blind in on eye and only had" slight vision in the other, was a native ol Toledo, O. He began his musical career by playing the violin but at i.3 switched to the piano. By the time he was 22 he was considered to be one of the foremost exponents of jazz. Nov York Slorc Sales Show Drop NEW YORK.

Nov. 5 iSpc da It Sales of New York Citv department stores last week were six per cent below the like week a ago accoid-ing to the Federal Reserve Bank of New Yoik. For the four weeks ended Satuiday, sales were down two per cent irom the l'Xhi period. Divorce I'rorcciliiifr rnT" Pa- i iN J. "Ah.

Mm.ael from null) Anlir, a IAvIIU Munry T. '''on from rdaii A Mflcn In.m lrr.m Mi. hai 1 tai- IAMV. I.i, raid fi, MOSMI, William (m ni'fl Myi'lxy K. r.rov-i r.

aia.n.i it William mat J. BM.n ukl'itUu, aiunai Jqapri. JOHN L. I). PAINTER John Littleton Dawson Painter, 63, retired Pittsburgh broker and banker, died yesterday in Barnstable, Mass.

At the time of his retirement last year, Mr. Painter worked as an investment officer for the Mellon National Bank and Trust Company. lie had also been associated earlier with the brokerage firm of Post and Flagg and with a local auto agency. A 1911 graduate of Princeton University, Mr. Painter served as a naval lieutenant in World War 1.

lie leaves his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Hall Painter; a daughter, Mrs. Priscilla St. George; a son, William Hall Painter; a sister, Mrs. George G.

Henderson, and grandchild. Services will lie held tomorrow-at2 p. m. in St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Barnstable.

The family suggests donations be made to Shadyside Hospital or Shadyside Presbyterian Church in lieu of flowers. Ml SZYNSKI SERVICES Requiem high mass for Peter Muszynski, 65, burgess of Chalfant. Borough, will be offered tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. in St.

Leocadia Church, Wil-merding. Mr. Muszynski died Sunday in Braddock General Hospital. A resident at 221 North Avenue, he lived in Chalfant for more than 40 years. Before becoming gess three years ago, he seived as a borough councilman lor 16 years.

Mr. Muszynski was a county road departmem employe. He leaves two sons, Henry and Sergeant First Class Julius Muszynski, of the Army Signal Corps, Friends are being received at the Wolfe fi- Sons Funeral Home. 3D I Electric Avenue, East Pittsburgh. JACOB HORN Services for Jacob Home, S2, of 4925 Friendship Avenue, partner in the McCloy Stationery Store, Downtown, will be held at 1 p.

m. today in the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center Avenue. Mr. Horn, a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, died Sunday in West Penn Hospital. He was a member of Oakland Lodge No.

535, Rodef Shalom Congregation and Men's Club, Odd Fellows. K'nai K'rith, Dapper Dans, Jewish Home for the Aged and many charitable organizations. Me is survived by three brothers, Max, Morris and Henry. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. MRS.

JEAN II OEM ANN Mrs. Jean Byington Vogcl Hofmann, 75, president of North Side Packing Company, died suddenly yesterday at her home. 918 California Avenue, Avalon. She leaves two sons, George C. Hofmann and Lawrence II Vogel, both of Pittsburgh; a sister, in Kansas City.

15 grandchildren and 27 greatgrandchil-dien. Friends are being re-reived at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home, 2025 Perrysville Avenue, Northside. Funeral services will be announced later. STANLEY C.

SNEARY Stanley C. Sneary, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employe, died yesterday. He lived at 625 Griffin Street. Mt. Washington.

Mr. Sneary was a member of Mt. Washington Evangelical Congregational Church, F. A. M.

Lodge 5S7, vaiious other Masonic groups and the Oddfellows. He leave his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Sneary; a daughter, May and a Albeit Sneary. Fripnris are heing received in the E.

R. Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty Ave Applications For Marriage Licenses D1MARCO-8AUZZOM. Alun A 744 Laurel Street. Brldgeville- P.oat 203 Patterson Arenue. Bridjevtlle DERCQU-NADOUiKY.

Leopold laientum Catherine Harmarville. CULOTTA-HANSOJTE. Joaepli Taren- tum: Georjtfttr Tareiuum Paiquale .1 4)2 Cavitt Avenue. Traflord. Rita -uj Brinton Avenue Pmairn.

CHOP-MATTIS Michaei Jr 911 6ot Avenue. Braddock: Gertrude Wl Qjalmonta Street North Brodok. Robert J. 12 Camp Avenue. Braddock Alvera.

17-1 North Braddock HeigntJ, North Braddock. Alfa. 51 Vermont Street, McKeirxrt' Dorothy 5020 W. smithfield street, Bolton, P. KURAK-SLUOANSKI Martin, 2508 Jo-aepniot Street; Matiida ii21 Cany Wa CRAHAM-RVTLEDCE Jamen 1449 Chulett Street: Vnginia 95" Waih- lngton B-julnard ECHWARTZ-SMCXJKE Hyemo-ir, 1015 airfield Street, Jay 34a Meyran Avenue.

WROBEL-PACX, 1) 808 Lorkhlrt Anna Beil, 14 20 Potomac A.e- nu- JX'DIN-KLCiAN, lnihg 240 Memain htreet; Shirley, 4 139 Murray Avrnue. BLOOM-LE05E, Joieph 2760 em. waid P.oad; Mai 42J Craig Rtrct r.Bt.t'. 120 HoBman Bfatr.ct, 44 I i V). Klhi-MATTA, fharln "008 ttilnid Street: Pa'ri'ia A 400 Cou' IsHeft MTHLEli-IlC1CHMON, Ean 16 1411 Teniaylvania Avenur Lerliude 1411 Aveo'jf TEOEbCO-WNTE.

An'omo faner Mreef Roae A Ani.f PAfTtHAM-RLTEIN'; taniy Ciaii- 'on. fllida VI f.iairlon fTPRO-S A RATIM, Elmunl J.loni(,e- ville: Mary Oiwi' a yiea in it Street I rwii 2800 (7ait Xtltel, rONLFY-BANEr, Djane MiKeeipn; Doioree CWTTINER-M(ISKOWIT7, Unard. Miller Avenue, Oalrton; Meida Clairton. XNOTTS-MARWOOD Oarr 1906 Ivet Street, Jacqueline 304 or mi street Andrew Vivii' vilie, Mai A Ileidalberg MACH1-B1ANCU, Antonio. 1727 A.enue.

Mlllvale, Virg.ma, 1451 W. North Avenue. B. 5130 Second Avenue: Mail hew Home.iea'l Joiemi, 6 petoanT Street, katlileen, 24u W. Maun stree'.

MfiPAN T-CKARRER I lr rentre Avenue, Emlilie, 2 138 Cerine A erue Vdjai 1404 Monroe street Enuoein, '404 Monf Street. MILLER-TfORD, Harry t. Mnatllia. Ca-w-illa tin 12 Icne R4 I William T. N.j.

A'enue Mi'ti 1 1 Pe'er 4 8-r4 I ciianoiu Arin K. ti 1 ii a A rtf re-LfVln JmMm to.