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Pittsburgh post-gazette and $un-telegraphi Tuesday, may 10, io Sratlja 5 I Dratim OBITUARIES 'BfflionClub9 Has 51 Firms District Deaths Dr. Mary M. Campbell, 82, pioneer Meadville women physician, from effects of a broken hip suffered two weeks ago In a fall. She had not practiced regularly since her marriage in 1914, except during World War II when she was school doctor. Charles M.

Keyser, 84,, former Bellaire, policeman, in Belmont County Infirmary. The Reverend Harry E. Miller, 72, retired minister, who served a number of churches In the Pittsburgh Methodist Conference, in Al-toona Hospital. Armeda King, 78, of Union-town, aRD 2, in Uniontown Hospital. Mrs.

Annie M. Hahn Oaks, 100, a survivor of the -1889 Johnstown Flood, in the home of a daughter Miss Evelyn Oaks, Hooversville, RD 1. Mrs. Jemima McClane, night nurse supervisor for 14 years at ConnelJsville State Hospital and former superintendent of the Westmoreland County Home at Greensburg, in her Connellsville home. Blair J.

Thompson, 65, retired PRR employe, World War I veteran and Mason, In Altoona. Patrick 3, McCann, 65,. Lilly, native, former Altoona A Fishing Tale 'Skeeter Raises Welt On Ike Head WASHINGTON, May 9 Of) President Eisenhower has a small welt on the side of his head today. He laughingly reported he was bitten by a mosquito while fishing. Mr.

Eisenhower had breakfast at the White House this morning jwith a group of Republican congressmen. When he posed with the group for photographs, newsmen noticed that a patch of the President's hair above the left ear was discolored a bit by something which seemed to be medicine. Rep. Robert Wilson, Republican, California, explained it to reporters afterward. He said Mr.

Eisenhower gave this account: When he was playing football years ago at West Point he and another youth cracked their skulls together. The accident cut Mr. Eisenhower's head above the left ear and "quite a scar" developed later. While fishing this weekend apparently in the small pond at his Gettysburg, farm the President was bitten by a mosquito in the scar area. That area apparently has remained sensitive, and Mr.

Eisenhower reported that the mosquito bite raised a welt. Ticker Talk two grandchildren and two pest- grandchildren Funeral from HUMPHREY'S FUNERAL HOME. Urbane. on Wednesday at i o'clock. COTTON On Monday.

May 9, 19V), James husband of the late Leila Warden Cotton, of S2 Columbia Ave. West View; brother of Mrs Bertha Laird Reed, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Mildred Walt-hour. Clifford and Charles C.

Cotton. Family will receive friends beween the hours of 2-4 and 7-9 in the OBION C. PINKERTON FU-NERAL HOME. 1014. California Ave Avalon (N Borosi where services will be he'd on Thursday afternoon at 3 clock.

"He was a Bast commander of Knights of lalta I CHESNCT-On Saturday. May 1, 19S0, Lida W. Chestnut of 825 No. Sheridan Ave sister of Blanche B. Bryarly; aunt of Arthur A.

Brod-merkel. Fnenda received at H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville Bt. 'Oakland Civie Centeri, where aerviees will be held Tuesday morning at 11 clock. CODORI Of 121 Broughton Rd Bethel Park, suddenly, on Mondsy morning May 9, 1960, Simon Joseph Si beloved husband of Carole Thompson Codori.

In his 2nd year. Friends received at the t. B. LAUGHLIN FUNER4.L HOME. 1210 W.

Liberty So. Hills, where services will be held on Wednesdav. May 11. at 3 30 p. m.

Visitations, 3-4 and 1-9 p. DeLt'CA Suddenly on Baturdsy. May 7. I960. Thomas beloved brother of Bertha Vojtko, Dorothy DeLuca and Raymond DeLuca.

Friends received at the WM, 1. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME. 210 Al-legnenv River Blvd- Oakmont, Requiem high mass at Bt. Anthonys Chspel on Wednesday at 10 a- m. Interment Mt, Carmel Cemetery.

DeBAROn Mey 7. 190. Louis H. of 436 First Heidelbetg. husband of Ruth Snyder; fsiher of Richard.

William, Robert and Donald DeBar: son of Mary DeBar: also survived by one brother and six sisters. Friends received at FRYERS. 729 Washington where services will ba held on Wednesday at 3 p. m. DONLEY On Bundev.

May 1960. formerly of Washington. Pa Johanna Dorgan. age 4, beloved wife of Robert Donelv: mother of Mrs Kathenne Crouch. Mrs.

Jacqueline Findley: grandmother of Kathenne Ann Pttcock; also 5 other grandchildren; sister of Thomas Dorgan. Priends received at the BEINHAIER MORTUARY. 2d30 W. Liberty Ave where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 a. m.

EISENSCHMID Of 123 Grant Etna, on Monday. May 9, 190, Margaret Btern. wife of tud-wig Eisenschmid: mother of William J. Eisenschmid; sister of John Btern; also survived by three grandchildren. Family requests that friends be received 2-4 and 7-10 p.

at the BOtK FUNERAL HOME, 1S00 Mt, Royal Glenshaw. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 clock. Requiem high mass in All Baints Church 10 oclock. FERGUSON On Monday. May 9.

13.i. Caroline R. Berner of 141 Moul'ne 6t wife of the late Samuel Ferguson; mother of Samuel A. Ferguson. Mrs.

Wlllism A. Miller. Adolph Ferguson and Mrs. Joseph F. Topor, also survived by 10 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchildren.

Friends will be received at JOHN A. FBEYVO-GELS, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire Bt. Tuneral Thursday morning. High mass of requiem In Et.

Agnes Church. Time later. FOSTER On Sunday morning. May 190. George husband of the late Anne M.

Foster, formerly of 2721 Glenmore Dor-mont. at the home of Miss Wilda Irvine 237 Jamica West View; father of George Revere Foster of Baldwin Boro and Dr. Milton Foster of Ypsilsntl, Mich brother of John C. Foster of York. Mrs Letlta York and Mrs.

Oertrude Deroo. both of Canada; also I randchildren. Friends received at the BEIN-HAUER MORTUARY. 2J0 W. Liberty Ave.

Bervices on Wednesday morning at 10 clock. Members of Dormont Lodge No. 84 MAM, and Masonic bodies invited. Interment nl Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

Visitstoins 2-4 and 1-10 p. m. FOSTER On Sunday. May 190, at 13:15 a. m.

Margaret E. Kennedy, beloved wife of George I. Foster of 310 Roblnhood Drive. Zelienople, formerly of 1B31 Buer.a Vista Northside; mother of Jane Lee Thompson and Virginia Mars: sister of James E. Kennedy; two grandsons, Donnie F.

and Jeffrie C. Mars. Triends rece'ved at the FRANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services Wednesday afternoon at 2 0 clock.

i FRANCISCUS Adelaide Bor.garti Franciscus. 6aturdsv. Msy 7 i 960, beloved ife of Charles J. Sr. of 5306 Camelie Bt mother of Msry McAfee.

Charles Anne Btoksn and Regis also 23 grsndchil-dren- sister of Bemsrd and H. Joseph Bongerti. Friends received at the PARIS FUNERAL HOME. 4825 Butler St. Requiem high mass in St.

Kieran's Church. Funeral on Wednesday at I a. m. ARRET Thomas age T4 years, of 340 Craft Ave Oakland, Pittsburgh. beloved husband of Anna Gsrnty; brother of Mrs.

Alma wallsca of Wiekenburg, Fritnds received from 3-3 and 1-9 at the FLICK FUNERAL HOME. 803 Sixth Tsren-tum. Ps Funeral services Wednesday. May 11. 1P60 at 2 o'clock.

Interment tn Uie St. Psul Lutheran Church Cemetery, Server, Pa. GRANOWITZ Suddenly, en Monday. Mav 9. I960 Ben beloved husband of Mrs Re Oranowitl.

father of Mvma Granowits of l. and Dr Samuel Oranowitl of San Diego. brother of Mrs. Bo-phie Liefl of Johnstown. Pa Mis.

Ida Bliman, Harrv and Max Oranowitl, all of and Rabbi Abram M. Granison of Tallahassee, Fia also one rrandchild Friends received a' the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 3704 Murray Ave Sq Hill 10pp. Morrowfleld ADts).

where sen-ices will be held on Tuesday at 2 m. Interment Beth Bhelom Cemeterv In lieu of Sowers, familv requests contributions be made to your favorite chanty. HOCH On Sundsv. Msy g. 1960, Stella M.

Hoch. daughter of tha late Christ and Amelia Hoch. Friends received at H. 6 AM SON'S. 537 Neville Bt (Oakland Cimc Center), where services will be held Tuesday evening at I clock.

HURLEY On Sunday. Msv S. 190. Marv. sister of the late Kate Hurley.

Friends and members of C. of A Court Consuello. received at the residence. 33 Stewart Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 1 a.

m. Solemn requiem high masa in Bt. Wendelin Church at I a. m. JONES Clifford H.

age f8. at Washington. on Sunday, May S. 1960. senior partner of C.

Jones As Bona, men clothing and furnishing store, Wash.ngton. Pa. Friends rece'veel at the PIATT FUNERAL HOME, 130 Wheeling wsshington. Pa where sen-ices will be held on Wednesday, May 11, at I p. m.

ROLLING 'on Sunday, May 9, 190. christian iChnsti Koiimg of 293 4Mh husband of the lste Anna May Saar; father of Catherine Yaman. Hilda Rodeers, Anna May and Ralph Rolling. 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; brother of Louise Bierma of Detroit. Mich Funeral from the HtNMNGER FUNERAL HOME, 435 Butler 61 on Thursday, May 12, at 10 a.

m. Solemn requiem high masa tn Bt. Augustine Church at 11 a m. Knights of Bt. George.

Branch Holy Name Society. Btreet and Electric Railway Employes. Division No. S5, and triends invited. KRAUS Harry suddenly, on Mav 190 of 4 Butler-Jefferson Center.

Pa Beloved husband of Marie Zimmerman, son of Catherine Kraus Gisub snd the late John Kraus. father of Mary Burtnef. Henry Robert and Thomas Krsus brother of Mrs Fred Orruer. Mrs Ethvle Germaine Mrs Cecelia Breun Mrs. Olivia Ogden.

Mrs. Viola Coleman. Florence end John, Kraus. eiso 13 friends reeived et GROPMK FUNERAL HOME. 833 Butler Bt Etna.

Pa. iTime later). (Visitations 2 4 and 1-10 p. i. lEWlg-At Bew-rklev.

Pa. cn Mondav. May 9, 190 Dorothv Wilson ife ol Chsndler G. Lewis; mother of Chandler Leis. Friends may cal! a the GRAY-COLE FUNERAL HOME.

32 Beaver Bemick'ey, mhere services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. LINKENHE1MER On Ba'urday. May 7. 19fi0. a' 2 10 a m.

tai'er beloved husband of Heoi O. of ij peeb.es Rd McCandless fsther of Wayne H. Linkenheimer. of New Ci'v New York: a'eo two erardrrt'idren: brcher of Hrt Lr.er.he.r.et. Farrily will receive friends between the hours of 3-4 snd 7-10 at C.f HEARD Af SON, FUNERAL HOME Pe-rn-s Ave 6erv's on Tuesday afternoon at 1 clock.

Abookire, Michael Akins, C'arleton' Baginskl, Mary Banks, Maggie Beach, Dallaa Best, John Mitchell Bildstein, Carrie BorelK, Bruna Brown, Rosetta Brush, Rita Burtt, John Byrnes, John Campton, Martha Chesnut, LI da Codori, Simon Cotton, James DeBar, Louis DeLuca, Thomas Donley, Johanna Elsenschmld, Margaret Ferguson, Caroline Foster, George Foster, Margaret Franciscus. Adelaide Garrlty, Thomas Granowltz, Ben Horn, Stella Hurley, Mary Jones, Clifford Rolling, Christian Kraus, Harry H. Llnkenhelmer, Walter Llss, Joseph Maruca, Pasquale Mattjak, George McDonald, Walter Negle, Frank Pafenbach, Emma Patton, Oliver Rybockl, Joseph Segal, Sigmund Smith, Charles Smith, Mary Spangler, Gertrude Stack, Mary Stark, Becky Stark, Marie Stewart, Rose Stolack, Sydney Tomko, Michael Vana, Joseph Wakin, Mary Weber, Walter Wisnesky, Charles Wlllman, Raymond Wilson, William Woodhouse, Mary Woods, Charles Voungkln, Anna ABOOKIRE On May 1M0. Mxnael Aoookire. formerly of 805 Waaicra brother of Anthony and Eliaa of Elyria, Prienda may call at tha BIANCO FUNERAL HOME "IB Brighton Rd Noruh-aide.

where aervicei will be held on TueMlay at 2 p. m. AKINS On Sunday eveninf. Erma M. Trimble, beloved wife it Carleton C.

Aiuna; mother of Joyre Koit. Janire end Jtmei Akina; Hater Of Nancy Mutlca of Lllomer, Pa; also five trindchildren. Tnendi received at McCABE BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn until 1 p. m.

Thuraday, May 12, 1M0. Funeral aervicee in Fnend-ahip Lutheran Church, comer of Friendship and So, Eveline at p. m. BAGINSfU On Saturday, May T. 1960.

Marv. beloved wife of tha lata Konatanty Baginiki, and mother of Mr. Catherine McGrotay, Mrl. Louisa Mikolajczyk and Frank; also survived by grandchildren. Fner.di received at M.

JANCZU-KIEWICZ FUNERAL HOME, 3110 Brereton Ave Funeral on Wedees-day at a. m. Requiem high masi In Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 10 a. ta. BANKS Maggie.

May 19M. of 1417 North Ave. Wilkmsburg. beloved mother of Viola Gibba, Lon-nie Leonard and Loren Banki. mends are being received at the HOPEWELL FUNERAL HOME, o09 Tioga Homewood.

here services will be held on Thursday, May 13 at 1 p. m. BEACH (KLEIN) On Saturday Ma? 1. at 9 10 a. ra DALLAS BANKER BEACH, husband of Anna Nut Klein, of 233 Kennedy N.

S. father of Banker C. Beach, Carolyn Jessup, Helen Wright, Elmer. Charles. Edward and Dons Klein: brother of Vema Mapelson.

Also 10 grandchildren. Local No. 5. I. B.

E. and friends received at the FRANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME. 302S Perrysville Ave. Services Wednesday 11 a.

m. BEST At Bewickley. Ps on Monday. May 9 ISM. John Mitch-ell Best.

Husoand of Blanche Woodward Best of 109 Centennial Ave Brother of Mrs. James Brush of Bewickler, Mrs. Elirabeth Tatsch and Mrs. Delia Custer, both of Edeewonh. Friends mav call at the GRAY-COLE FUNERAL HOME.

J2S Beaver Bt 8ewickler where services will be held on Thursday at 2 30 p. m. BILDSTEIN Of aif Trotwood Drive, Upper St. Clair Twp formerly or Overbrook. on Sunday, Msv I960, at 7 30 p.

Came Fathauer. wife of the lste Conrad Bildstein. In her 5th year; mother of Mrs. Pearl M. Stroup, Mrs Charles M.

Provost. Mrs. Jonn McNeirnev, Rulph C. and Robert F. Bildstein: also 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren survive.

Friends received at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME. 3310 W. Liberty Bo.

Hills, mhere services will be held on Wednesday, May 11. at 3 p. tn. Visitations. 2-4 and 1-1 p.

m. BO BELLI On Monday, May 9, 190. Bruna BorelU of Ml Maxwell Drive, wife of the late Eugene V. Borelll; mother of Amedeo and Mario Borelll, Lillian Enksen. Eisie Pasouinelli.

Dolly Maflei. Norma Btockev; 16 grandchildren; s.ster of John Oiampaoli. Cesira Deca-ninl. Friends received at JOSEPH COLLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 0g Warrington Ave. Funetal on Fn-dsv.

May 13, at a m. Solemn h'gh mass of requiem In 6t. George Church at 9 a. in. Friends invited.

BROWN Beiet'a of 303 Zero Heidelberg. Pa, beloved wife of William Bromn. and mo'her of Almetta Minney. at her late residence, on 6atiirdav. May 7.

Funeral on Wednesday, May 11. at 1 p. m. from the First Baptist Church, Bntiseville. Pa Friends received at 825 McLaughlin Bndgevilio Pa.

BRUSH On Monday, Mar t. I960. Rita Miller, wife of William H. Brush of 92S3 Darrel Drive, McCandless mother of Ann and Barbara Brush: daughter of Mrs. Anna F.

Thompson: sister of Mrs. Jean Bond. Mrs Betty Brsnd and Pr. William K. Miller.

Friende received at the BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highmay. Per-rvuviile Requiem nigh mass In Bt: Teresa Church Thursday morn- lng at 10 clock. BURTT John Jr former! of 7409 Park Ave PwissvaJe. at Cleveland. beloved fs'her of John Burtt of Cuvehrie Fans.

brother of Blanche E. Webb of Wilkinsburg. Margaret Os-want of Penn Hills. Van Kirk T. of Bn Avon and Christopher C.

of Cleveland; also two Friends received Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10 p. at VAN HORN'S. Irvine et. at Monongahela Ave Services on Wednesday at 10 30 a. m.

BTBNEB BudderslT en Saturday, May 7. 190. John 8 husband of Beatfica McCaffrey; father of Albert brother of Mary. Thomee. Julia Kastner and Alice Be; tier: also two grandchildren and four reef-grandchildren.

Friends are invited to at the no HFN-NFV FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Cametie. Funeral Wednesday with requiem mass B. Simon and Jude Church at a. m. CAMPTON i.4Hen!y on Sunday.

May I. 190. Martha Dunham, age 7 vears. wife of the le'e Floyd Campton; belo- ed mo'her of Mrs Dorothy L. McPherson and Jams M.

of (13 California Avaion; WISNESKY On Sunday, Mar 190. Charles ef Uansa Village, Me-Kees Rocks, husband of Anns Kasko: father of Mrs. Vera Me-Laiighlln, Mrs. Margaret Btover. Mrs.

Frances Medovitrh, Raymond and Jack Wisnesky; also 13 grand-cnildren; brother of Mrs Anna, Orankauskas, Mrl. Mary Dermic k. Friends received at MeDERMOTT 1225 Chartiers Mo-Kees Rocks Requiem mass in Bt. Vincent DePaul church, Esplen, on Thursday, May 13, at 9 a. m.

WILLMAN Raymond en Mar I. I960, of 611 Harm I Penn Hills, husband of Clover Catley; father ol Nancy L. and Judy son of Ella Peterson Wlllman; brother of Helen Drum. Fnenda received at the STEWART FUNERAL HOME, 9311 Frankstown Penn Hills, where services will ba held en Wednesday at 1.30 p. ra.

WILSON On Sunday. May 190, William J. of 3933 Btaytoa husband of Elizabeth Bete-wenger: father of Flora Eckert. Vera Harrison, Esmer Jackson and William W. Wilson; also nine randchildren, and one brother, ndrew Wilson of Cumberland Md.

Friends received at the ALBERT A. NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3311 Brighton Rd. Funeral servieea on Wednesdsy at 3 p. m. Visiting hours, 2-5 and 1-10 p.

m. WOODHOUSE On Monday. May 9. 1KS0, Mary Conley Woodhouse, wife of Dr. Walter W.

Woodhouse ef 411 Delafleld Aspmwall; sister of Mrs. Rose Joslyn of Boston, Mass Misses Gertrude Alice H. end Helen Conley, Mrs Geneva Diehl and Howard M. Conley, all of Pittsburgh. Friends received at H.

SAMSON'S, 637 Neville Bt. (Oakland Civic Centeri, Monday, 7-S Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Requiem high mass in Bt. Paul Cathedral on Wednesdsy at 12 olock noon.

Interment Niagara Falls. Ontario. Canada. In lieu ef flowers, donations may be made to West Penn Hospital Memorial Fund. WOODS On Sunday, May 8.

19n, Charles beloved husband; of Catherine Hynes; father of Patricia Bailey, Charles Jr Thomas. Kathleen, Mary, Carol, David and Cheryl, Funeral from MrCABE'S, 1204 Thomas on Wednesday at 8 30 a. m. Requiem mass In Holy Rosary Church at a. YOUNGKIN On Mondey.

May 9. 190. Anna Ignatius Youngkin, formerly of Squirrel Hill; mother of John Ignatius; sister of Mrs. Gertrude Crowley; also three grandsons. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.

at JOHN H. SLATER SONS WHITEHALL FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Funeral Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. In Memoriam In loving memory Barnett, who passed ago today.

May 9, memories never die, on and days pass by, memory is kept of and will never ef Lillian H. away one year 1959. Loving as years roil in our hearts ene loved forget. Sadly missed by mother, arid family. utter, brother Florists-Funeral Designs MU.2-MA.I 1100 LUBIN IMAIXST rioweii iei Bemembinct GRont 1.2200 FMonumental-CemeteryLots JEFFERSON Men.

Park 4 rravw choice lot. Reasonable. HO. 1-6741. Jeff Mem 3 grv lot 1275 WA 1-8911 Jeff mem 4 graves 1325.

HO Jeff Mem 4 grv $300 OR 3-4531 Jeff. Mem. 4-grsy lot 8300. HU 838 Jefferson Mem 4-grave lot. 1-0781 JEFFERSON Memorial 4 graves.

Terms. Block 36. S350. TU. 1-9304.

FMonumental-CemeteryLots Jeff. Mem. 9 gray, sac. 1315 TS5938S Mt. Royal, 4 grv lot tiOO.

PO 1-36T8 Restland Mem 4grtv 1300. DB 2-leXt Bnst vw 13 dbee grs 3250 MO 1-919S gun set vw 4 grv lot reas. TO 4-3361 Sunset Vw 4 grv lot reas FO 4-3361 Legal Notices Es'ate of Ida Coursm. deceased, of McKeeiport. No.

2099 of 190. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned whs requeeis ail persona having eiaima or demands atelnst the estate of decedent to make known the tame and all pet. eons Indebted to decedent to ttune psvment without delay tp Anne B. Reed. Extra 114 water 6111a-beth.

John Gilflllan: Alexander B. Gilfilian. Attvt Union National Ban Bldg Plttsbunh. Pa-Estate of Marlon Galbreath. deceased, of Boro of Green tree.

No. No 3097 of 190. Letters testamentary on hit estate were granted re the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands atainat the estate of decedent to make known the same and ail persons indebted to decedent to make payment without deity to Catherine Galbreath, Intra ST Pocono Drive. Green free Borough. Pa.

Wlllism H. Ickert; Eckert, Keamins 4V Chenn. Attys 1000 Porter Bldg, Pittsburgh 19. Pa. Estate of Anna M.

B-aun. deceased. of Scaler Twp No. 1967 of lSooT Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned whe requests all persons having claims or demands against the estste et decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Gertrude 8 Cameron. Ext 6031 Bunker HtU 6t Pjh Pa John R.

McCe; Alter Wrlrht Bron Att ys 2209 First National Bank Frh. 33. Estate of William B. Fundis. de-eeased of Wilkinsburg No.

199 of I960. Letters testamentary on hit estate were granted to the undersigned wno requests sll persons having claims or demands aealnst the estate ef decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to mtke payment without delay to Don-sid R. Fundis. 2350 Collins Pth. 3 5.

Pa and Anns Mae Neumater. 520 Virginia Ave. Erie. Pa Extra. Clifford Weisel: Weisel aV Johnstone, 110 Lsw at Finance Bldg.

Pjh. 19. Pa Este-e of John fl. rlueh. deceased ef McCandteu Twp, No.

194 of 1990. Letters tettementary on his estate were granted to the underlined who requests all persons having claims or demands atatnst the estate ef decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted te decedent to make patient without delay te Ralph R. Hucb. 2 3d Crest-mont Rd Pth. IT.

Pa. Paul Brandt: B-andt. Rlester. Brandt Melons, 91 Perry Highway. Pin, 3T-Pa Esta'e of William Colaon, deceased et West Deer Twp No.

1 044 eg I960 Letters of administration osi Ms estste were g-anted to the under-aimed whe requests ell persona hv lng claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted te decedent to make pevment without delay te Barry colaon A dm B-wl S'-S-A J. Terenium. Ta. Charles Rode! Jr; Smith aV Hodel. 1404 Park Bldg, Pgh.

22. Pa Etta'e of lie I Witt, deceased of Tarentum No 3093 of 190 Letter teetementery on her estate were gramed to the anderairned who requests ail havmg claims or demandj atatnst the ests-e of decedent to mil a known the same and all persona In-deeed to decedent to msie parent wihout delay to Nina Wit. Estra East Ninth Te-entum. Pa. Jonn Gi Allan.

Alexander Giiflnaa. Aura. Union National Bask Pgh Pa. Estate of Amelia Augus'a Thieiman. deceased, of Pgh Pa.

No 204 of 1 90. letters testamentary on hr es'e'e g-ented to the undersigned who requeats ail persona having eiaima or demeode aramet the ets-e of decedent to maae known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent make payment without d-'a te Dorothea L. WvndertKh, Ixt-i SH Bookman Fan. 27, Pa. iamuet Goldman.

1309 Law a F'nartce dg Fgh Pa Isa-e of Julia V-Cerhy. if Ttl Pa No gn'i of 10 Le-ee-s tea'amen-a-y he etta- We-e g-an-M to the wnde-siroed woo requests el' berwws hang etn or demands against the estate of decedent to maxe kniwn the et-oe and ail perT eons indented to decedent to mas ravment wthowt Florence M. Burke, 1135 Berkshire Ae. Fgn Pa Chartea OcCarttiy. Atty 1106 Pa-k 9 1.

Pa sem Tr Annual Meeting of the Pfc bu-gh for trie ef the Poor witi ee he'-d qa Tuesday. IT. lo. a- 11 A M. In tre C-ntereoee Roneg ef tbe Com-mmeeaiia Trust Caasjany.

Pittsburga. Pa i Estate of George A Vjawoe, esed. cf Pth No 3'-94 "1 Le-te-f teasieBiarv on hie esia'e we-e g-ao-ed to the undent fried whe rouiFS-s a 1 vmtetm havmg -oa oa agsmst estate of 4- rn --ike t.Ke aT I pe-v-ire mdebe; dereder -0 make rrr-e-i d-lav to g'-w Vsai-w Itvt. 24 Weistfird Ae. Fjb Pa Tweo canar-nos, V-vwJ A Cs-srjiot.

1909 Wret 1 1. pgh. -9, fa. LISS On Sunday. May 190, Joseph of Ml Loyal Way, Allen-town, formerly of Lawrenceville, husband of th late Nellie Llss: father ef Mrs.

Mary Lahr and Theodore Llss; three grandchildren. Funeral from the HENN1NGER FUNERAL HOME. 435 Butler on Wednesday, May 11, at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass in Bt.

Augustine Church at 10 a. m. MARUCA Suddenly, on Baturdsy. Msy 1. 190, Pasquale of 13 B'oebener Way, beloved husband of Concetta Bando; father of Gerry and Frank; also two grandchildren.

Friends will be received at tha IteROga MORTUARY. Paulson Ava. at Winslow until Wednesdsy at 1 p. m. Bervices will be held In the Christian Church of North America, 211 Bhady it 3 p.

m. MATIJAK On May I. I960, Lorge, In his 44th year, of 3440 Unity-Universal Rd son of Anna Manias; brother of Joseph, Andrew. Louis, Anna Zucco of Ren-lon, Dorothy Siedle of Bndgeville, Catherine Kopelic of Unity. Jean Matilak of Atlanta.

Oa Friends received at the ROTH FUNERAL HOME. 14b0 Baltsburg Rd Penn Hills. Funeral on Thursday. May 12, at 9 30 a m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery.

McDONALD On May 9, 190, formerly of Bhalerville. West End, Waiter 8 McDonald, in his 82nd vesr: brother of Hsrry McDonald, and uncle of Ethel M. Richards Friends received at the Fl -NERAL HOMF OF HERBERT HIR8HBFHr.FR SONS, 170 Nble Craftrm, where services will be held on Wednesdsy at 2 s. m. NAGLE Frank C.

age 69. of 716 C. Diamond Bt on Sunday. Msy 8, 1960, husband of Goldie Nagle; fathei of Mrs. RiMh Srhmrtt; brother of Mrs.

Marie Reed and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of Altoona, also grandchildren. Friends received at the BRADY FUNERAL HOME, 215 W. Ohio Northside. Requiem high masa in Bt.

Peter Church on Wednesday at 9 30 a. m. PAFENBACH On Saturday, May 1, 1960. Emma McAfee Pafenbach, wife of the late Albert Pafenbach, of 7328 Trevamon Ave Regent Sq mother of Howard Pafenbach Friends received at H. 8AM- EOk-'t 17 MawillA inLlenrf Civic Center! Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 m.

and until time of services Tuesdsv afternoon at 2 oclock. PATTON On Bundav. May 9, 190. Oliver Patton of 335 Bweetbnar Duquesne Heights, beloved husband of Dorothy Thompson Patton: father of Mrs Dorothy J. Bcharding.

Mrs. Elva L. Oabler and Oliver K. Patton. brother of Mrs.

Alice Ewing. Nora, Irvln, Burke and Charles Patton; also survived bv nine grandchildren. Friends and members of Car-nek Eaglea. Aerl 1520; Veteran Police Association and Bouth Hills Re- Eubllcan Club reecived at the PAR-ORS OF WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave.

and Keeraarge Mt. Washinston, until 1015 a m. Thursday. May 12. Bervices from the Church of the Ascension.

Ellsworth Ave. and Neville at 11 30 a. m. RYBOCKJ Joseph Br, of Imperial, Pa In Monteflore Hospital. In nls 64th year, survived by his wife.

Stella. 3 sons Carl, Joseph Jr. and Robert, of 'imperial. 3 grandchildren. 2 brotfiers Eu-rooe.

Friends received at MOODY'S FUNERAL HOME, Clinton. where seivlces will be held Wednesdsy, May 11th at 2 m. Internment Allegheny Cemetery, in Pittsburgh, Pa. SEGAL On Monday. May 1960.

Bigmund Segal, beloved husband of the late Ida Segal: father of Mrs. Mollie Lubin, Mrs. Jean Fnshman. Mrs. Tillie Baver, Mrs.

Adele Yarchaver and Lewis 10 grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren Friends received at BLANK BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Forbes Ave. at Craft, where serv- ices will be held on Tuesday at I p. m. Interment Ceneseth Irael Cemetery.

SMITH Charles on Sunday, May 8. 190, formerly of Pitcaim iretlred car Inspector. R.R.I, hue-band of the late Georgia V. Barker; father of Mrs. Virginia Ahslt, Mrs.

Lucille Deviney, Charles Lee, Mrs Msxlne Cooper and Granville B. Smith; also four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends received at the PEARCE SON FUNERAL HOME. Pitcaim, where services will be held on Thursday at 1 30 p. m.

SMITH At Verona. Ps en Bun-dsv. Mav 8, 1960, Msry Wslker 6rmth, sister of Mrs. Ninnle C. Patton of Verona.

Miss Jennie Bmith of California; Charles M. 6mnh of Wilkinsburg Friends received at the EATON-UNDERWOOD FUNERAL HOME. 378 Mary-, land Ave, Oakmont. Benices on Tuesday at, 3 p. m.

Interment In Unity Cemetery. SPANGLER Suddenly, en Bundav. Mav 8. 190. at her lata nome.

1949 Delaware 6, save ie. formerly of Braddock. Gertrude Helfnch iMami. wife of tha late Ben 6pangler, mother of William, Mrs. Mabel Wiseman, Misa Edna Bpangler, Russell, Mrs Dorothy Sullivan: fle grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren funeral e-rvices at the ZORN FUNERAL HOME.

445 Tourth 6t Braddock, on Thursday at 3 p. m. Tnends invited. STARK On Saturday, May 190. at her home, Old Wm.

Penn Highway, Murrysville, Becky McHenry. age 87. wife of tha late Robert mother ef Bert I of Murrvsville. Friends will be received at the family home, where Services will be held on Wednesdsy at 2 80 p. m.

Interment MurrysviUa Cemeteiy. STACK Mary widow of tha late James M. Stack, cn Bundsv, May. 8. 190.

beloved mother ol Mra Marv Lou Norman, and sister of Miss Catherine Hoffman. Friends may call at O'BRIEN'S. 3724 California at Cooper Aves, N. 8 6ol-emn requiem mass in Bt. Peter Church on Thursday at 10 a.

m. STARK On Sunday, May 8, Miss Mane Etark of 1 North Northside; dearly beloved Bt Northside; dearly beloved daughter of Herman and Anna Vane Btsrk; beloved sister Miss Hilda Stark. Mrs Anna R. Treund. Mrs.

P'l'h Cooper and Pa'ph E. Stark. Friends are being received a the REGIS C. STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME. 600 Cedsr Ave, Northside Benices on Wednesdav at 3 p.

m. Burial in United Cemetery. STEWART On Sundav, Msy ltW. Rose, age 83 years, of 1126 Macon Ave. Regent Square, formerly of Braddock.

wife of the late Harry P. 6tewart, mother of Mis. Aliscena Kramer. Mis Francis Lmdk. Mrs.

Betty Bmith and Harry Btewart; sister of Mrs. Laura Durant and Mrs. Minnie Tarrehtll. also survived by four grandchildren end two greatgrandchildren Friends and members of the First Christian Church of Braddock re'eived at the EEKIN MORTUARY, Fourth Bt Norh Braddock. Benicea on Wednesday at 1 p.

m. STOLACK Suddenly en January 28. 190, 6vnev beloved husband of Bermce Bto-lack. Ben-ices ard interment in New York City. N.

Y. TOMKO en Mondav. May 9 190. Michael of 717 Mple Bt Riawnox, husband of Vema Dominica Tomko. fa'her of Louise Zielinkl and Florence Tomko.

of Lucas and the le'e Mary Tomko. B-other of Marv Ann Virus. Virgm'a Faol-skl. Rtepren. John and Joseph Tomko Tam ly wit receive fne-ds at FDDELL Fl NERAL HOME.

100 Center A'-e Aspmweil. Requiem mass 30 a Thursday in Bt Edward a R. C. Church. B.awnox.

YAN On May 7 l9fA at Ere. Pa formerly of Bovd Hill. 'il-merding Joseph, husband of Catherine Kavran Vana. father of Clara and Kathleen; brother of M-s Anna Knipo. Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Mary Merhaut. Braddock i John of Baltimore. Md Andrew. Turtle Creek.

William of Wilmerding. Fnerds received af'er m. Mno-ey at the SCOTT FUNERAL HOME, 301 Marguerite Ave. W11-n-e-d-r-g Bervices will be held cn Wednesday at 3 m. W4KIN Ot Bundev.

Mae S. jijtn Mary Johns, wife the le'e Ra'-mond D. vekm. mother of Mrs. Victora George.

W'Diam and the la'e Pavmond: also seven grandchildren and 10 gTest-grard-em'dren. Funeral frn ha Mc-AVOY FUNERAL HOME. t'O Forbee on W'ed-ieedsv morning at 9 30 oclock. Requiem higri mass in the Church ef tha any at 10 o'clock. WEBER At PMSadetph a.

on Buncsv. Mav A 10. et 1 30 a Wa ter aged ree-s. of 2300 Pi-e Rt phiiade'pha, formerly of husband of Freda Leorna-dt Weoe- fa-her of Farl. Hilda Barker.

Fcerce Vins'er-men. Va-giret Oins'y ard the i-e Tran a'- bro-her of W'iMti 'erence. Arthur and M.i'on Friends nv cal e-'en-g a' re WM HIPJT Ft NERAL HOME. 704 B-owns- Rd a- Alice Benices on Tnursdsy at 3 p. nv ROLLING SERVICES Solemn requiem mass for Chris Rolling, 84, retired trolley operator, will be sung at 11 a.

m. Thursday at St. Augustine's Church, Law-renceville. Mr. Rolling, of 292 Forty-fifth Street, died Sunday.

He was a' native of Germany and was employed by the Pittsburgh Railways Company for 25 years until his retirement in 1941. Following his retirement, he worked at St. Augustine's. He was a member of the Catholic Knights of St. George, the Amalgamated Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes union, and the St.

Vincent dePaul Society. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Yaman, Mrs. Hilda Rodgsrs, and Anna May Rolling, all of Pittsburgh; a son, Ralph Rolling, of Pittsburgh; a sister, Mrs. Louise M.

Bier-ma, of Detroit; ten grandchildren; and 17 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Anna May Saar Rolling. Friends are being received at the Hen-ninger Funeral Home, 4635 Buter Street. Burial will be in North Side Catholic Cemetery. UNGER SERVICES Services for Mrs.

Ida A. Unger, 74, of 105 Hawthorne Street, West View, will be at 1 p. m. today in the Schellhaus Funeral Home. 388 Center Avenue, West View.

She died Saturday in Bellevue Suburban Hospital. Mrs. Unger, born in East Germany, came to America In 1924 with her, six children, arriving In Pittsburgh on Christmas Day. Surviving are her husband, Richard Paul; two sons, both Baptist ministers, the Reverend Rudolf A. Unger, of Penn Hills, and the Reverend Rarl E.

Unger, of Berlin, N. four daughters, Mrs. Helen "iehaus, of Homestead; Mrs. lartha Repine, of West View; Mrs. Gertrude Lux, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs.

Herta Ward, of Beaver; 16 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; and two sisters and one brother in Germany. She was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church on the Northside for 25 years. BYRNES SERVICES Requiem high mass for John S. Byrnes, retired Gulf Refining Company employe, will be sung at 9 a. tomorrow in Saints Simon and Jude Church, Green Tree.

Burial will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Carnegie. Mr. Byrnes, of 122 Aria Drive, Green Tree, was a mechanical engineer for Gulf for 15 years. Born in Youngstown, he was a World War I veteran and a member of the church's Holy Name Society and Ushers Club. Surviving are his wife, Beatrice McCaffrey Byrnes; a brother, Thomas; three sisters, Mary Byrnes.

Mrs. Julia Rastner and Mrs. Alice Selzer; two grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Leo J. Henny Funeral Home, 323 Third Avenue, Carnegie.

BILDSTEIN SERVICES Services for Carrie Fathauer Bildsteln, who died Sunday at her home, 212 Trot-wood Drive, Upper St. Clair Township, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the E. B.

Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty Avenue, South Hills. Mrs. Bildstein, who was 85 years old, lived in the Overbrook area for 52 years before moving to Upper St. Clair last year. She was a charter member of the New Bethlehem Lutheran Church and lso belonged to the Ladies Guild.

She was the widow of Conrad F. Bildstein. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Pearl M. Stroup, Mrs.

Charles M. Provost and Mrs. John J. McNeirney; two sons, Ralph and Robert F. Bildstein; 11 grandchildren and nine great-gran dchildren.

Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p. m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in ML Lebanon Cemetery. SIMON J.

CODORI Services for Simon J. Co-dori, East Liberty pharmacist and former Ingram pharmacist, will be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the E. B.

Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty Avenue. Mr. Codori, 6L of 121 Broughton Road, died yesterday. Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park. He was born in Gettysburg where some buildings of his great grandfather's farm still stand on the site of Pickett's charge In the Civil War battle.

He was a member of the American Legion, Allegheny County Pharmaceutical Association and Rappa Psi Fraternity. Surviving are his wife, Carole Thompson Codori: three brothers, Edward Stanley S. and Richard and three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Beneken, Mrs. Regina M.

Wright and Elizabeth Jane Codon. Weather Changer Loot of Robber Wet weather must have gotten under the skin of the burglar who broke into the C. R. Rogers Company, 5210 Liberty Avenue, Blonmfield, sometime early yesterday. The thief limited his haul to a small de-humidifier and a record player.

NEW YORK, May 9 CD-Five companies listed on the New York stock exchange last year entered a select circle by collecting annual revenues of $1 billion or more. The additions brought the membership of the "Big Board Billionaire Club" to a record 51 corporations. New members are Armco Steel, General Telephone Electronics, International Paper, Lockheed Aircraft and Pacific Telephone Telegraph. General Motors again topped the list in 1959 with revenue of $11,200,000,000 Standard Oil (New Jersey) remained in second place and American Telephone Telegraph third. Pittsburgh area companies In the list are USSteel, Gulf Oil Corporation and Westing-house Electric Corporation.

Genesco Gets Wise Shoe NEW YORK, May 9. (Special) Genesco. has ai-quired for cash Wise Shoe Stores, operator of 13 shoe stores in New York, one In New Jersey, and one in Maryland. Nutrena Mills, Minneapolis, acquired the Formula feed business of A. E.

Staley Manufacturing Company. Plans for Allied Chemical Corporation to acquire the assets and business of Specialty Resins Company of Lynwood, were announced. Harbor Plywood Corporation has agreed to sell all of Its operating properties and Inventories to" Aberdeen Plywood Veneers, Inc. City Products Corporation has acquired Bishops Malco, a Beach. department store, through its Butler Brothers Division.

Report Drop In Loan Rates May 9 UPh A drop In Interest rates on home mortgage loans in several sections of the country was reported by a savings and loan Industry spokesman today. Oscar R. Kreutz, president of the National League of Insured Savings Associations, said there were definite signs of softening interest rates In the middle west, east coas and New England areas. On loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration or guaranteed by the Veterans Administration, Mr. Kreutz said, discounts are apparently declining in southern and western 'cities.

The Weather COOL Western Pennsylvania Cloudy, cool with chance of showers. Extended forecast for Tuesday, May 10, through Saturday, May 14: Western Pennsylvania, Western New York and West Virginia temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal. Some normal high and low temperatures are Pittsburgh. 7047; Buffalo. 64-43; Charleston, 76-49.

Cool Tuesday and Wednesday, gradually warming Thursday -and Friday. Showers about Thursday will average inch. METCROLOGICAI, RECORD Sunrise .5 09 Suwt todsv S4 Hignest temperature thu date iim 1174 90 ta 19'. lowest feTiperatare this date met 1874 33 la 1923. AIRPORT HOURLY TEMPER A TUR ES Midnleht 40' 1 p.

m. 4J 4 1 401 i a. 40! 2 m. 3 p. m.

43 a. 411 p. m. 4 a. 41j 5 m.

5 a. 4il m. a m. 42 Tin 421 I a. 40 9 a.

m. 40' 10 m. 10 a. m. JO 1 1 m.

11 am 40 Midniibt 42 4) 40 40 40 40 40 jvoon 4ui i a 3" CITY OFFIC IAT A For period ending 4 r0 p. tfeximura 4 Mean 45, Minimum 40 Piecip 04 AIRPORT DATA FOR YESTERDAY Press. T. H. Win Wes'trer Over- T30 19 40 SW-1J east Compsrstlvg metoroioglcgl record for tartar 5i 5 '57; 54, 59, 84 53, SJ High MSi'Tr 53! T2i 5 S3 Low 1 39 41' 44 54 43 35 37, 45 43 Mean.

I 411 5A 54, 67, 47.45 2 55 Free. 104, 00, 33, Tl TJ TI I 00 07 AIRPORT TeMPERTURS YESTERDAY Normal temp for the day 54 Deficiency for day 17 Deficiency in temp, since May 10 Deficiency In temp. S'nce 522 Total preelp since May 1st 3 J1 Normal precio since Me. 11..... Excess In p-eeip- since May lit.

12 Total prerip since Jan lit II 11 No'tnil precipitation nn' Jan lit 12 Jl Deficiency In prtH-ipnilJ Pittsburgh Skies Today BtllFT B. FBANR SVWafT todsv 25 m. (it NWIfg toncrrcw. I I VOONRitF tod 7 54 FTLL vnnw toinor-ow 1 43 I THE THREE RIGHTC'T lirtl tm the ttt it I m. t-nxht will be.

1 Vera In the northeast Cspelta. the re-rthwest. Arcturus. in the east HOURLY TEMPERATURES la PitUayrri sel cities a srt Albuquerque 63 SOIMilwaukee Amanilo 91 4o Mnli -ft Paul Atiarta 73 Orleans AMan'lr City 64 5" New York Bismarck TS 4 xortmk tVB'or 57 MOklsrioma C. rsjr.K ,.,.4 S7 Jmaria C-onnneti 40 4" PM.adelnhie Cleveland ..4 3 SPI-wi PBv.r 4''PlfFOUrT! Pes Vorflee "ort1n4 Or.

41 34 53 33 3 52 4 53 64 54 74 54 44 C4 43 45 '9 79 51 at 4' 50, 74 47! 71 ja I 5 -3 (S 41 SaJefton G-n BF Ftera L-diasirMi a '3 i't 77 ao F-anrtsco 4 2 3 iftl 7 1 3 0 ir tna 41 ftrroa "4 3 rw so Mori.on is, vt'thI HjajsiBeaKa 7 1 umioe i printer and World War I vet-i eran, in New Cumberland, Pa. James H. Levis, 63, former plant manager of Rnox Glass Company, in Rnox, Clarence LIndsey, 70, of Leeper, World War I veteran who escorted General Pershing throughout Europe after war's end, in Corry. Mrs. Emma K.

Bizet, 80, of Coal Center, RD, formerly of Fairmont. W. in a Washington, hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregg Gallagher, 68.

native of Coal Center, in California, Pa. Burgettstown Editor Dies Eugene H. Vosbuhg, 59, publisher of the Burgettstown Enterprise, was pronounced dead on arrival yesterday at West Penh Hospital after collapsing at the wheel of his car in Bige-' low Boulevard, Oakland. Mr. "Vosburg, accompanied by his wife, Mary, slumped over the wheel at 4:30 p.

m. in the 3500 block. Thecar plunged out of control across the sidewalk, shearing off the front porches of houses at 3511 and 3513 Bige-low Boulevard. Mrs. Vosnurg was treated for shock at the hospital.

A native of Du Bols, Mr. Vosburg had published the Enterprise for the last 23 years and also had a job printing plant on Main Street, Burgettstown. He also was publisher of the Follansbee, W. Review from 1944 to 1949 and was a former vice president of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. Mr.

Vosburg was a member of the Episcopal Church and Garfield Lodge of the F. A. M. in Du Bois and a former director of the Raccoon Valley Industrial Development Corporation. Surviving besides his wife, the former Mary Love, are a son, Eugene a daughter, Mrs.

Raymond Mester of Follansbee, two brothers, John F. of Salamanca, N. and Dr. Theodore Vosburg of Midland, Mich. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.

m. Thursday in the Lee and Wilson Funeral Home in Burgettstown. Ex-Legislator Rodgers Dies ERIE, May 9 CP) Robert L. Rodgers, 84. former United States congressman, died today at Hamot Hospital.

Mr. Rodgers was elected to Congress in 1938 and served four terms. Born in Eldorado, he was raised In Mercer County where he was a justice of the peace at Jamestown. He came to Erie in 1913. A prominent Mason, he was affiliated past master of the Lawrence lodge here at the time of death.

He was coram ander -in-chief of the Erie Consistory of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Right from 1955 to 1957. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, a member of the Legion of Honor and past president of the Erie Rotary. He is survived by his wife, Madge Rodgers, and a son, Thomas, both of Erie. Funeral services will be held here Thursday, and burial will be In Adams-ville, Crawford County. Crucible Dispute Idles Steelmen A dispute over posted work schedules yesterday Idled some 150 Steelworkers at Crucible Steel's Spring Division on McCandless Avenue, Lawrenceville.

The company said nine maintenance men had been scheduled to work five days Tuesday through Saturday, with 14d other members of USW Local 1166 scheduled to work Monday through Friday. The union contends Saturday workers are entitled to overtime. The company said they are noL NEW YORK, May 9 UP Stock market comment today: Standard Poor's outlook: "While we believe the market Is at or nearing a bottom, it may continue to give an irregular and highly selective performance until confidence is restored. This may require a period of several weeks, during which business statistics should confirm a tendency toward reversal of the slow first-quarter downturn." Spear Staff, "It Bp-pears to us that the Dow-Jones industrial average must stage another and more decisive test of the previous low before market confidence is restored. We are inclined to believe that such a further testing would again be successful." TO Bi ll I FBAKCt Armour CPmoany plana la eenatnx a cnemical p.ant In Pranra for tha aaanu-factur of iitrim dwatiyei of latty a-idt Production will ba handlad tha rewitlT-forme mmrany Societa CT'm1 Armour-Beiona owned aduaUj tu Armour and 1 Frencn connrn ASK BTt WBtAiE Par fie Gaa At Eiactrtt Company th California PoW Utllmaa cemmii-ao approw fit ra'f ineraaaea whiefi wou.d add about I3S 000.OOO to annual rtvanun.

TB4IITOB TECHWt iiama E'eetrte Prodoeti. In 7-ponr-a development panma -ruction of traruliton Tha t-hnl(iua ill redura 4 Una of traniiatorj to the tut n4 wtuht of eonvan-Uonal umtl. BirnD 4PBIt CXEABIWO Chart rlMrtnn row to .11 IB JJ OOO hlrne for any AprU D-Jn Bradatreet. 1 Mid today TMI 14 per cent hither than the tama month aro but 4 1 per cant ba-iow tha March totar mroicT BcwrpiT Th, tone loci tea lit war add uniin-antly to the V'Trtryre Porip-ne mina and tu-na ro-ahotdert 1 D. Bamnjton p-ident.

told the annual neotinf Mclntyra Porcupmea MiMa, Ltd. IF4B, tlir 6I FFI gt Joaeoh Lead Conan forit fl" per cent bxreaae thu ear in ini'ed P'a-ea lead coniumntlon and 4 ten ner cent ta in line ute and aeea the of hitler prtcea for Both me'ill la-er thll year The predlctioni nvade at Uie annual meeunt by Charted R. lno. lca preaident Yank Abducted In IVicaragua MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 9 (cP) Nlcaraguan authorities say an American cattle rancher was kidnaped last week by armed insurgents from Honduras who took him back across the border. United States embassy sources said the missing American was Thomas D.

Capps, a native of Louisiana who came to Nicaragua two years ago. National Guard officials said the invaders abducted Capps from his estate In Las Marias Valley. Castro Picks Envoy to Moscow HAVANA, May 9 JP Cuban sources predict Prime' Minister Fidel Castro will name Faure Chomon, who headed a recent mission to Red China, ambassador to the Soviet Union. Cuba announced Saturday the resumption of diplomatic relations with Moscow, broken during the regime of ex-dictator Fulgencio Batista. Mishap Snarls Oakland Traffic Morning rush hour traffic In Oakland was.

snarled for a half hour yesterday when a trolley split a switch and struck a Beatrice Food Truck. The accident was at 8:20 a. m. at Fifth Avenue and Halket Place. No one was Injured but the food truck lost a wheel.

High Garbage Bill ST. PAUL. Mina CP Minnesota highway department official; syaj a q'larter million dollars to pick up trash dumped along the state'a trunk highways in 1353..