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PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE and SUN TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 -29 'Billion Club' 51 Firms NEW YORK, May 9 (P)- Five companies listed on the New York stock exchange last year entered a select cir. cle 1 by collecting annual rev. enues 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) re. mained in second place and American Telephone Telegraph third. Pittsburgh area companies in the are USSteel, Gulf Oil Corporation and Westing. house Electric Corporation. Genesco Gets Wise Shoe NEW YORK, May 9.

(Special) Genesco. has acquired 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 Ply. wood Veneers, Inc. City Products Corporation has acquired Bishops de Malco, a Long Beach.

department store, through its Butler Brothers Division. Report Drop In Loan Rates WASHINGTON, May 9 (P)- 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 Insured Savings Associations, said there were definite signs of softening interest rates in the middle west, east coast and New England areas. On insured by the Federal Housing Administration 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, 70-47; Buffalo, 64- 43; Charleston, Cool Tuesday and Wednesday, gradually warming Thursday and Friday. Showers about Thursday will average inch.

METOROLOGICAL RECORD Sunrise .5:09 Sunset today. .7:24 Highest temperature this date since 1874 90 in 1936: lowest temperature this date since 1874 33 in 1923. AIRPORT HOURLY TEMPERATURES Midnight 40 p. m. m.

40 m. m. 40 p. m. m.

4 m. p. 40 40 10 40 10 39 11 m. 40 11 40 Midnight 38 Noon 401 m. 38 CITY OFFICE DATA For period ending 4:00 p.

Maximum 46 Mean. Minimum 40 Precip. .08 AIRPORT DATA FOR YESTERDAY Press. T. H.

Wind Weather p. m. 29.65 40 89 sw-12 cast Comparative meterological record for yesterday: 60 '59 '58 '57 '52 High 531 67 LoT 39 41 44 54 35 45 42 Mean. 41 56 54 67 58 47 45 62 55 Prec. AIRPORT TEMPERTURE YESTERDAY Normal temp for the day 58 Deficiency in temperature for Deficience temp, since May 10 Deficiency in temp, since Jan.

1st. 222 Total precip, since May 1st. 2.61 Excess Normal in precip. precip. since since May May A 1.62 Total precip.

since Jan. 1st 12.21 Normal precipitation since Jan. 12.61 Deficiency in precip. since Jan. 1st 40 Pittsburgh Skies Today BY BAILEY R.

FRANK SUNSET today. 8:25 m. SUNRISE tomorrow. 6:08 MOONRISE today, 7:54 p. m.

FULL MOON tomorrow BRIGHTEST 1.43 a THE THREE starts in the sky at 9. p. m. tonight northeast. will be: in the -Capella.

in the northwest. -Arcturus. in the east. HOURLY TEMPERATURES in Pittsburgh and other cities over 24-hour period. Albuquerque 83 Milwaukee Amarillo 81 46 Mols -St Paul Atlanta 73 48 New Orleans 62.

53 Atlantic City 64 58 New York 64 48 Norfolk 69 Boston Bismarck 57 51 Oklahoma C. Chica2o 37 Omaha Cincinnati 40 40 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 35 Phoenix Denver 43 Portland. Pittsburzh 39 Ore. Des Maines Detroit 44 40 5t. Louis Cal da 32 Lake Cite Duluth Galveston 69 San Francisco Bay Seattle Green Helena Spokane Indianapolis Tampa Washineton Tacksonville Lenses City 50 monton Los Angeles 60 Montreal Miami Beech 61 Minnies A Fishing Tale 'Skeeter' Raises Welt On Ike Head WASHINGTON, May 9 (P) -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 break. fast at the White House this morning with 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 reporters afterward. He said Mr. Eisenhower gave this account: When he was playing football years ago at West Point he and another youth cracked skulls together. The accident cut Eisenhow.

er'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 NEW YORK, May 9 (P) Stock market comment today: Standard Poor's outlook: "While we believe the market is at or nearing a bottom, it may continue give an irregular and highly selective performance until confidence is restored.

This may require a period, of weeks, business statistics should confirm a tendency toward reversal of the slow first quarter downturn." Spear Staff, "It appears to us 1 that the DowJones industrial average must stage another and more decisive test of the previous lows before market confidence is restored. We are inclined to that such a further testing would again be suc cessful." TO BUILD IN PRANCE Armour Company plans to construct chemical plant in France for the manufacture, of Production nitrogen will be derivatives handled of by fatty the -formed company Societe Chimique Armour-Bezons owned equally by Armour and French concern. ASK RATE INCREASE Pacific Gas Electric Company uked the California Public Utilities Commisgas rate increases which sion to approve would add about $26,000,000 to annual revenues. TRANSISTOR TECHNIQUE Sylvania Electric Products. Inc.

of conported struction of development transistors. The technique will reduce line of transistors to tenth the size and weight of tional units. RECORD APRIL CLEARINGS Check clearings rose to hirhest for any April on record. 000. Bradstreet, said today.

This Dun per cent hither than the same year AZO but per cent bemonth 109 the March total. PREDICTS BENEFITS test The new should add simificantly to the copper -bearing zone located McIntyre year mine and to the turns to stockholders. J. D. Barrington, president.

told the annual meeting of McIntyre Porcupines Mines. Ltd. LEAD, ZINC GAINS SEEN St. Joseph Lead Company forecasts per cent increase this sear a in United States lead consumption and ten per Ave cent -zain in zine use and sees the possibility of higher prices for both metals later this The predictions were made at the annual meeting by Charles R. Ince, vice president Yank Abducted In Nicaragua MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 9 (P) -Nicaraguan 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 (P) 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 was at 8:20 a. m. Avenue and accident, Halket Place. No one was injured but the food truck lost a wheel.

High Garbage Bill ST. PAUL, Minn. (P)-Minnesota highway department officials says it cost a quarter million dollars pick up trash dumped, along the state's highways in 1959. Deaths POME 719 Brighton Northside, where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Abookire, Michael Akins, Carleton' Baginski, Mary Banks, Maggie Beach, Dallas Best, John Mitchell Bildstein, Carrie Borelli, Bruna Brown, Rosetta Brush, Rita Burtt, John Byrnes, John Campton, Martha Chesnut, Lida Codori, Simon Cotton, James DeBar, Louis DeLuca, Thomas Donley, Johanna Eisenschmid, Margaret Ferguson, Caroline Foster, George Foster, Margaret Franciscus, Adelaide Garrity, Thomas Granowitz, Ben Hoch, Stella Hurley, Mary Jones, Clifford Kolling, Christian Kraus, Harry H. Linkenhelmer, Walter Liss, Joseph Maruca, Pasquale Matijak, George McDonald, Walter Negle, Frank Patenbach, Emma Patton, Oliver Rybocki, 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 Willman, Raymond Wilson, William Woodhouse, Mary Woods, Charles Youngkin, Anna ABOOKIRE--On May 8, 1960, Michael Abookire, formerly of 805 Western brother of Anthony and Elias of Elyria, O. Friends may call at the BIANCO FUNERAL POME 719 Brighton Northside, where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. AKINS On Sunday evening, Erma M.

Trimble, beloved wife ci Carleton C. Akins; mother of Joyce Kost, Janice and James Akine: sister of Nancy Musick of Ligonier, also Ave grandchildren. Friends received at McCABE BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn until 1 p. m.

Thursday, May 12, 1960. Funeral services in Friendship Lutheran Church, corner of Friendship and So. Evaline at p. m. BAGINSKI- Saturday, wife of May the 7, 1960, beloved late Konstanty Baginski, and mother of Mrs.

Catherine McGrosky, Mrs. Louise Mikolajczyk and Frank; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Friends received M. JANCZUKIEWICZ FUNERAL HOME, 3110 Brereton Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 9 m.

Requiem high mass in Immaculate Heart Mary Church at 10 a. m. BANKS Maggie, May 6, 1960. of 1417 North Wilkinsburg. beloved mother of Viola Gibbs, Leonard and Loren Banks.

Friends are being received the HOPEWELL FUNERAL HOME, 1609 Tioga Homewood, where services will be held on Thursday, May 12 at 1 p. m. BEACH (KLEIN)-On Saturday, May 1 at 9:10 a. DALLAS BANKER BEACH, husband of Anna Nist Klein. of 232 Kennedy N.

8.. father of Banker C. Beach, Carolyn Jessup, Helen Wright, ElCharles, Edward and Donald Klein: brother of Verna Mapelson. Also 10 grandchildren. Local No.

5, 1. B. E. W. and friends received at the FRANK W.

SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysvilie Ave. Services Wednesday 11 m. BEST At Sewickley, on Monday, May 9. 1960. John Mitchell Best.

Husband of Blanche Woodward Best of 709 Centennial Ave Brother of Mrs. James Brush of Sewickles, Mrs. Elizabeth Tatsch and Mrs. Della Custer, both of Edgeworth. Friends may call at the GRAY-COLE FUNERAL HOME.

328 Beaver Sewickley, where services will be held on Thursday 2:30 p. m. BILDSTEIN-Of 212 Trotwood Drive, Upper St. Clair formerly of Overbrook, on Sunday, May 8, 1960, at 7:30 p. Carrie Fathauer, wife of the late Conrad F.

Bildstein, in her 85th year; mother of Mrs. Pearl M. Stroup, Mrs. Charles M. Provost.

Mrs. Jonn J. McNeirney, Ralph 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 So.

Hills, where services will be held on Wednesday, May 11, at 2 p. m. Visitations. 2-4 and 7-3 p. m.

BORELLI- Monday, May 1960. Bruns Borelli of 501 Maxwell Drive, wife of the late Eugene V. Borelli: mother of Amedeo and Mario Borelli, Lillian Eriksen, Elsie Pasquinelli, Dolly Maffei, Norma Stockey; 16 grandchildren; sister of John Giampaoli, Cesira Decanini. Friends received at JOSEPH COLLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Fridav, May 13, at 8 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem in St. George's Church at 9 a. In. Friends invited.

BROWN -Rosette of 303 Zero Heidelberg. beloved rite of William Brown, and mother of Almetta Minney, at her late restdence, on Saturday, May Funeral on Wednesday, May 11, at p. m. from the First Baptist Church, Bridgeville, Pa. Friends received at 625 McLaughlin Bridgeville; Pa.

BRUSH- On Monday, Mar 9. 1960. Rita Miller, wife of William H. Brush of 9253 Darrel Drive, McCandless mother of Ann and Barbara Brush: daughter of Mrs. Anna F.

Thompson: sister of Mrs. Jean Bond. Mrs. Betty Brand and Dr. William K.

Miller. Friends received at the BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysville. Requiem high mass in 6t. ing at 10 o'clock. Teresa's 0 Church Thursday mornBURTT-John 5., Jr.

formerly of 7409 Park Swissvale, at Cleveland. 0.: beloved father of John E. Burtt of Cuvahoga Falls, brother of Blanche E. Webb of Wilkinsbure. Margaret Oswant of Penn Hills, Van Kirk T.

of Ben Avon and Christopher C. of Cleveland: also two grandchildren. Friends received Tuesday 2-4 and 7-10 D. m. at VAN HORN'S, Irvine St.

at Monongahela Ave. Swissrale. Services on Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. BYRNES- Suddenly on Baturday, May 7, 1960, John 8., husband of Beatrice McCaffrey: father of Albert brother of Mary, Thomas, Julia Kastner and Alice Seltzer: also two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Friends are invited to call at the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME. 323 2nd Carnegie. Funeral Wednesdey with requiem mass in 8. 6.

Simon and Jude Church at 9 a. m. CAMPION- Suddenly, on Sunday, May 8, 1960, Martha Dunham, 67 years, rite of the late Floyd Campton; beloved mother of Mrs. Dorothy L. McPherson and James M.

of 612 California Avalon; Deaths OBITUARIES RIES KOLLING SERVICES District Deaths Solemn requiem mass Chris Kolling, 84, retired trolley operator, will be sung at 11 a. 'm. Thursday at St. Augustine's Church, Law. renceville.

Mr. Kolling, 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 Rodgers, and Anna May Kolling, all of Pittsburgh; a son, Ralph Kolling, of Pittsburgh; a sister, Mrs. Louise M. Bierma, of Detroit; ten grandchildren; and 17. great grandchil in dren.

He was preceded death by his wife, Anna May Saar Kolling. Friends being received at the Henninger 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 Karl E. Unger, of Berlin, N. four daughters, Mrs.

Helen of Homestead; Mrs. Tartha 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. m. tomorrow in Saints Simon and Jude Church, Green Tree. Burial in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, Carnegie. Mr. Byrnes, of 122 Aria Drive, Green Tree, was a mechanical engineer for Gulf for 15 years. Born Youngstown, he was a World, War I veteran and a member of the church's Holy Name Society and Ushers Club. Sur.

viving are his wife. Beatrice McCaffrey Byrnes; a brother, Thomas; three sisters, Mary Byrnes, Mrs. Julia Kastner 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 Mrs. Carrie Fathauer Bildstein, who died Sunday at her home, 212 Trotwood 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. 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 also 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 C.

and Robert F. Bildstein; 11 grandchildren and nine great- grandchildren. Friends be from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p. m. at the funeral home.

Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, SIMON J. CODORI Services for Simon J. Codori, 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, 61, 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 Kappa Psi Fraternity. Surviving are his wife, Carole Thompson Codori: three brothers, Edward on Stanley S. and Richard and three sisters, Mrs.

Sarah Beneken, Mrs. Regina M. Wright and Elizabeth Jane Codori. 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. Bloomfield, sometime early yesterday. The thief limited his haul to a small de humidifier a and a record player. Deaths LISS- On Sunday, May 8, 1960, Joseph of 847 Loyal Way, Allentown. formerly of Lawrenceville, husband of the late Nellie Liss; father cf Mrs.

Mary Lahr and Theodore Lis5: three grandchildren. Funeral from the HENNINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butler on Wednesday, May 11, at 9 m. Requiem high mass in St. Augustine's Church st 10 a. m.

MARUCA-Suddenly, on Saturday. May 7. 1960. Pasquale of 186 Stoebener Way, beloved husband of Concetta Sando: father Gerry and Frank: also two grandchildren. Friends will be received at the DeROSA MORTUARY, Paulson Ave.

at Winslow until Wednesday at 1 p. m. Services will be held in the Christian Church of North America, 211 Shady 2 p. m. MATIJAK-On May 8.

1960, George, in his 44th year, of 3440 Unity-Universal son of Anna Matijak; brother of Joseph, Andrew, Louis, Anna Zucco of Renion, Dorothy Siedle of Bridgeville, Catherine Kopelic of Unity, Jean Matilak of Atlanta. Ga. Friends received at the ROTH FUNERAL HOME. 7450 Saltsburg Penn Hills. Funeral on Thursday, May 12, at 9:30 a.

m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery. McDONALD- On May 9, 1960. formerly of Shalerville, West End, Waiter 6 McDonald, in his 82nd year: brother of Harry O. McDonald, and uncle of Ethel M.

Richards. Friends received at the FUNERAL HOME OF J. HERBERT HERSHBERGER SONS, 170 Noble Crafton, where services will be held on Wednesday at 2 D. m. age 69, of 716 E.

Diamond on Sunday, May 8, 1960, husband of Goldie Nagle; fathe: Mrs. Ruth Schmitt; 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 mass in St. Peter's Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a.

m. PAFENBACH- -On Saturday, May 1. 1960, Emma late McAfee Pafenbach, wife of the Albert Patenbach, of 7326 Trevanion Regent mother of E. Howard Patenbach. Friends received at H.

SAM. SON'S. 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

and until time services Tuesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. PATTON- Sunday, May 8. 1960, Oliver K. Patton of 335 Sweetbriar Duquesne Heights, beloved husband of Dorothy Thompson Patton: father of Mrs. Dorothy J.

Scharding. Mrs. Elva L. Gabler and Oliver K. Patton, brother of Mrs.

Alice Ewing, Nora, Irvin, Burke and Charles Patton: also survived by nine grandchiidren. Friends and members of Carrick Eagles, Aeri 1520: Veteran Police Association and South Hills Republican Club reecived at the PARLORS OF WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 10:15 a.

m. Thursday, May 12. Services from the Church of the Ascension, Ellsworth Ave. and Neville at 11:30 a. m.

RYBOCKI- of Imperial, in Montefore Hospital. In his 64th year, survived by his wife. Stella, 3 sons Carl, Joseph Jr. and Robert, of Imperial, 3 grandchildren. 2 brothers in Eurode.

Friends received at MOODY'S FUNERAL HOME. Clinton. where services will be held Wednes. day, May 11th at 2 Internment Allegheny Cemetery, in Pittsburgh, Pa. SEGAL-On Monday, May 9, 1960.

band of Bigmund the late Segal, Ida Segal: beloved father hus- of Mrs. Mollie Lubin, Mrs. Jean Frishman, Mrs. Tillie Bayer, Mrs. Adele Yarchaver and Lewis Segal; 10 grandchildren.

seven great grandchildren. Friends received at BLANK BROS. FUNERAL HOME. Forbes Ave. at Craft, where services will be held on Tuesday at Interment Ceneseth Israel Cemetery.

SMITH- Charles on Sunday, May 8. 1960, formerly of Pitcairn (retired car inspector, P.R.R.), husband of the late Georgia V. Barker: father of Mrs. Virginia Ahalt, Mrs. Lucille Deviney, Charles Lee, Mrs.

Maxine Cooper and Granville B. Smith; also four grandchildren and four Friends received at the PEARCE SON FUNERAL HOME, Pitcairn, where services will be held on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. SMITH--At Verona, on Sunday, May 8, 1960, Mary Walker Smith; sister of Mrs. Nannie C.

Patton of Verona, Miss Jennie E. Smith of California: Charles M. Smith of Wilkinsburg. Friends received at the EATON-UNDERWOOD FUNERAL HOME, 378 Maryland Oakmont. Services on Tuesday at 2 p.

m. Interment in Unity Cemetery. SPANGLER- on SunMay 1960. at her late nome, 1949 Delaware Swissvale, formerly of Braddock, Gertrude Helfrich (Mam), wife of the late Ben Spangler; mother of Wilit am. Mrs.

Mabel Wiseman, MISS Edna Spangler, Russell, Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan: five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services at the ZORN FUNERAL HOME. 445 Fourth Braddock, on Thursday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. STARK-On Saturday, May 7, 1960, at her home, Old Wm. Penn Highway, Murrysville, Becky McHenry, age 87. wife the tate Robert mother of Bert E. of Murrysville.

Friends will be received at the family home, where Services will be held on Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. Interment Murrysville Cemetery. STACK--Mary widow of the late James M. Stack, on Bunday, May.

8. 1960; beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Lou Norman, and sister of Miss Catherine Hoffman. Friends may call at O'BRIEN'S, 3724 California at Cooper N. 8.

Solemn requiem mass in St. Peter's Church on Thursday at 10 a. m. STARK-On Sunday, May 8, Miss Marie B. Stark of 1 North Northside: dearly beloved Northside; dearly beloved daughter of Herman and Anna Marie Koller Stark; beloved sister Miss Hilda Stark, Mrs.

Anna R. Freund, Mrs. Ruth Cooper and Ralph E. Stark. Friends are being received at the REGIS C.

STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME. 600 Northside. Services on Wednesday' at 2 p. m. Burial in United Cemetery.

STEWART-On Sunday, May 6. 1960. Rose, age 83 years, of 1126 Macon Regent Square, formerly of Braddock, wife of the late Harry P. Stewart; mother of Mrs. Aliscena Kramer, Mrs.

Franc1s Lindk. Mrs. Betty Smith and Harry Stewart: sister of Mrs. Laura Durant and Mrs. Minnie Tarrehill; also survived by four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Friends and members of the First Christian Church of Braddock received the ELKIN MORTUARY, Fourth North Braddock. Services on Wednesday at 1 p. m. STOLACK Suddenly on January 28, 1960, Syney Stolack, beloved husband of Bernice R. 6tolack.

Services and interment in New York City. N. Y. TOMKO-Unexpectedly, on Monday. May 9.

1960, Michael F. of 711 Maple Blawnox, husband of Verna Dominick Tomko: father of Louise Zielinski and Florence M. Tomko. Son of Lucas and the late Mary Ribnicki Tomko, Brother of Mary Ann Virtus, Virginia Pawolski. Stephen, John P.

and Joseph Tomko. Family will receive friends at WEDDELL FUNERAL HOME. 100 Center Aspinwall. Requiem mAss 9:30 a. m.

Thursday in 6t. Edward's R. C. Church, Blawnox. VANA-On May 7, 1950, at Erie, formerly of Boyd K111, Wilmerding.

Joseph, husband of Catherine Kavran Vana: father of Clara and Kathleen: brother of Mrs. Anna Knipp, Pittsburgh: Mrs. Mary Merhaut, Braddock: John of Baltimore, Andrew, Turtle Creek: William of Wilmerding. Friends received after 6 p. m.

Monday at the SCOTT FUNERAL HOME, 301 Marguerite Ave. Wilmerding. Services will be held on Wednesday at 2 p. m. WAKIN-On Sunday, May 1960.

Mary Johns, wife of the late Raymond D. Wakin: mother Mrs. Victoria George. William the late John Raymond: also seven grandchildren and 10 children. Funeral from the MeAVOY FUNERAL HOME.

1700 Forbes on Wednesday morning at 9.30 o'clock. Requiem high mass in the Church of the Epiphany at 10 o'clock. WEBER At Philadelphia, on Sunday, May 8, 1960. at 1.30 Walter aged 66 years, of 2300 Pine St. Philadelphia, formerly of Pittsbufch, husband of Freda Leonhardt Weber; father of Earl.

Hilda Barker, Florence Minsterman. Margaret Christy and the Tate Walter 18 brother of William, Clarence, Arthur and Milton. Friends the call Wednesdas evening WM. C. HIRT FUNERAL HOME.

704 Brownsville Rd. Alice 6t Bervices on Thursday st 2 p. m. Deaths two grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral from HUMPHREY'S FUNERAL HOME.

Urbana. 0.. on Wednesday at o'clock. 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, for. mer 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 Altoona Hospital. Armeda King, 78, of Uniontown, RD 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, looversville, RD 1. Mrs. Jemima McClane, night nurse supervisor for 14 years at Connellsville 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 J. McCann, 65, Lilly, native, former Altoona printer and World War I veteran, in New Cumberland, Pa. James H. Levis, 63, former plant manager of Knox Glass Company, in Knox. Clarence Lindsey, 70, of Leeper, World War I veteran who escorted General Pershing throughout Europe after war's end, in Corry.

Mrs. Emma 1 K. Bizet, 80, Coal Center, RD, formerly of Fairmont, W. in a Washington, hospital. Mrs.

Elizabeth Gregg gher, 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 Penn Hospital after collapsing at the wheel of his car in Bigelow Boulevard, Oakland. Mr. Vosburg, accompanied by his wife, Mary, slumped over the wheel at 4:30 p.

m. in the 3500 block. The car plunged out of trol across the sidewalk, shearing off the porches of houses at 3511 and Bigelow Boulevard. Mrs. Vosburg was treated for shock at the hospital.

A native of Du Bois, 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. ExRodgers Dies ERIE, May 9 (P)-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 Lawrence lodge here at the time of his death. He was comm 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 Adamsville, 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 said nine maintenance had been company, scheduled to work five days Tuesday through Saturday, with 140 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 not. COTTON On Monday, May 9, 1950. James husband of the late Leila Warden Cotton. of 326 Columbia West View: brother of Mrs.

Bertha Laird Reed, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Mildred Walthour. W. Clifford and Charles C.

Cotton. Family will receive friends beween the hours of 2-4 and 1-9 in the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014. California Ave. Avalon (N.

Boros) where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was past commander of Knights of Malta.) CHESNUT-On Saturday, May 7. 1960, Lida W. Chestnut of 825 No. Sheridan sister of Blanche B.

Bryarly; aunt of Arthur A. Brodmerkel. Friends received H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Tuesday morning 11 o'clock.

-Of 121 Broughton Bethel Park, suddenly, on Monday morning. May 9, 1960, Simon Joseph (81), beloved husband 01 Carole Thompson Codori, in his 62nd year. Friends received at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME.

3210 W. Liberty So. Hills, where services will be held on Wednesday. May 11, at 3:30 p. m.

Visitations, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. DeLUCA-Suddenly on Saturday, May 7. 1960, Thomas beloved brother of Bertha Voitko, Dorothy DeLuca and Raymond DeLuca. Friends received at the WM.

J. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME, 210 Allegheny River Oakmont, Requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Chapel on Wednesday at 10 m. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

DeBAR- On May 7. 1960. Louis H. of 436 First Heidelberg, husband of Ruth Snyder: father of Richard, William, Robert and Donald DeBar: son of Mary DeBar; also survived by one brother and sisters. Friends received at FRYER'S.

729 Washington Bridgeville, where services will be held on Wednesday at 2 p. m. DONLEY--On Sunday, May 1960. formerly of Washington, Johanna Dorgan, age 64. beloved wife of Robert W.

Donely; mother of Mrs. Katherine Crouch, Mrs. Jacqueline Findley; grandmother of Katherine Ann Pitcock: also 5 other grandchildren; sister of Thomas J. Dorgan. Friends Teceived at the BEINHAUER MORTUARY.

2630 W. Liberty where services will be held on Wednesday morning at 11 a. m. EISENSCHMID- Of 122 Grant Etna, on Monday, May 9, 1960, Margaret Stern, wife of Ludwig Eisenschmid; mother of William J. Eisenschmid: sister of John P.

Stern: also survived by three grandchildren. Family requests that friends be received 7-10 at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Glenshaw. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem high mass in All Saints Church at 10 o'clock.

FERGUSON-On Monday. May 9. 1960. Caroline R. Berner of 141 Moultrie wife of the late Samuel F.

Ferguson; mother of Samuel A. Ferguson, Mra. William A Miller. Adolph R. Ferguson and Mrs.

Joseph F. Topor; also sutvived by 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREYVOGELS, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire St.

Funeral Thursday morning. High mass of requiem in St. Agnes Church. Time later. FOSTER--On Sunday morning.

May 8. 1960. George 6., husband of the late Anne M. Foster, formerly of 2721 Glenmore Dormont, at the home of Miss Wilda Irvine 237 Jamica West View: father of George Revere Foster of Baldwin Boro and Dr. Milton P.

Foster of Ypsilanti, brother of John C. Foster of York, Mrs. Letita York and Mrs. Gertrude Deroo, both of Canada: also 6 grandchildren. Friends received at the HAUER MORTUARY.

2630 W. Liberty Ave. Services on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Members of Dormont Lodge No. 684 and Masonic bodies invited.

Interment ni Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Visitatoins 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. FOSTER- On Sunday, May 8, 1960, at 12:15 a.

Margaret E. Kennedy, beloved wife of George I. Foster of 310 Robinhood Drive. Zelienople, formerly of 1831 Buena Vista Northside: mother of Jane Lee Thompson and Virginia Mare: sister of James E. Kennedy; grandsons, Donnie F.

and Jet- at frie C. Friends received the FRANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME, 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock. FRANCISCUS--Adelaide Bongartz Franciscus.

Saturday, May 7. 1960. beloved wife of Charles J. of 5306 Camella mother of Mary F. McAfee, Charles Anne Stokan and Regis also '22 grandchildren: sister of Bernard and H.

Joseph Bongartz. Friends received at the PARIS FUNERAL HOME. 4825. Butler S. Requiem high mass in St.

Kieran's Church. Funeral on Wednesday at 9 a. m. GARRITY-Thomas age 74 years, of 340 Craft Oakland, Pittsburgh, beloved husband of Anna Garrity; brother of Mrs. Alma Wallace of Wickenburg, Ariz.

Friends received from 2-5 7-9 at the FLICK FUNERAL HOME. 303 E. Sixth Tarentum, Pa. Funeral services Wednesday. May 11.

1960 at 2 o'clock. Interment in the St. Paul Lutheran Church Cemetery, Sarver, Pa. GRANOWITZ-Suddenly, on Monday, May 9. 1960, Ben.

beloved father of Myrna Granowitz of Y. husband of Mrs. Rae and Dr. Samuel Granowitz of San Diezo, of Mrs. phie Lieff of Johnstown, Mrs.

Ida Bliman. Harry and Max Granowitz, all of and Rabbi Abram M. Granison of Tallahassee. Fla. also one grandchild.

Friends received the BURTON L. HIRSCH CHAPEL. 2704 Mutray 6q. Hill (opp. Morrowfleld where services will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.

m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. In 11eu of nowers, family requests contributions be made to your favorite charity. HOCH--On Sunday, May 8, 1960, Stella M. Hoch, daughter of the late Christ and Amelia Hoch.

Friends received at H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville 5t. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. HURLEY- On Sunday, late May Kate 8, 1960, sister of the Hurley. Friends and members of C.

D. of Court Consuello, received at the residence, 33 Stewart Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass in St.

Wendelin's Church at 9 a. m. JONES--Clifford age 88. at Washington, on Sunday, May 8. 1960, senior partner of C.

H. Jones Sons, men's clothing and furnishing store, Washington, Pa. Friends received at the PIATT FUNERAL HOME. 130 E. Wheeling Washington.

where services will be held on Wednesday, May 11, at 3 p. m. KOLLING Suddenly, 'on Sunday, May 8, 1960. Christian (Christ) Koiling of 292 45th husband of the late Anna May Saar; father of Catherine Yaman, Hilda Rodgers, Anna May and Ralph Kolling; 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; brother of Louise Bierma of Detroit. Mich.

Funeral from the HENNINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4635 Butler on Thursday, May 12, at 10 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass in St. Augustine's Church at 11 A. m.

Knights of St. George, Branch Holy Name Society, Street and Electric Railway Employes, Division No. 85. and friends invited. KRAUS -Harry suddenly, on May 9.

1960 of R. D. :4 ButlerJefferson Center, Pa. Beloved husband of Marie G. Zimmerman, son of Catherine Kraus Glaub and the late John Kraus; father of Mary C.

Burtnef. Henry Robert and Thomas P. Kraus; brother of Mrs. Fred Gmuer. Mrs.

Ethyle Germaine, Mrs. Cecelia Braun, Mrs. Olivia Ogden, Mrs. Viola Coleman, Florence and John, Kraus; aiso 13 grandchildren. Priends reecived at FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna, Pa.

(Time later). (Visitations 2-4 and 7-10 p. LEWIS -At Bewickley, on Monday, May 9, 1960. Dorothy Wilson. wife of Chandler G.

mother of D. Chandler Lewis. Friends may call at the GRAYCOLE FUNERAL HOME, 328 Beaver Sewickley, where services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. LINKENHEIMER On Saturday. Mar 1.

1960. at 2:30 Walter 7. beloved husband of Hedwig O. Kohler. of 8565 Peebies McCandless father of Wavne H.

Linkenheimer. of New City. New York: also two grandchildren: brother of Harry Linkenheimer. Family will receive friends between the hours of 2-4 and 7-10 p. m.

at the GEO. W. HEARD AND SON, FUNERAL HOME. 4047 Perrveville Ave. N.

6. Services on Tuesday afternoon at 1 'clock. WISNESKY-On Sunday, May 1960. Charles of Uansa Village, MoKees Rocks, husband of Anna Kasko; father of Mrs. Vera McLaughlin, Mrs.

Margaret Stover, Mrs. Frances Medovitch, Raymond and Jack Wisnesky: also 13 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Anne Grankauskas, Mrs. Mary Dermick. Friends received at McDERMOTT 1225 Chartiers Kees Rocks.

Requiem mass in St. Vincent DePaul Church, Esplen, on Thursday, May 12, at 9 a. m. WILLMAN-Raymond May 8. 1960, of 617 Hamil Penn Hills, husband of Clover Catley: father of Nancy L.

and Judy son of Ella Peterson Willman; brother of Helen Drum. Friends received at the STEWART AL HOME, 9311 Frankstown Penn Hills, where services will be held on Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. WILSON--On Sunday, May 8, 1960, William J. of 2933 Stayton husband of Elizabeth Beiswenger; father of Flora Eckert, Vera Harrison, Esther Jackson and William W.

Wilson: also nine grandchildren, and one brother, Andrew Wilson of Cumberland, Md. Friends received at the ALBERT A. NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Funeral services on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Visiting hours, 2-5 and 7-10 p. m. WOODHOUSE- Monday, May 9. 1960, Mary Conley Woodhouse, wife of Dr. Walter W.

Woodhouse of 411 Delafeld Aspinwall: 516- ter of Mrs. Rose Joslyn of Boston, Misses Gertrude Alice H. End Helen Conley, Mrs. Geneva Diehl and Howard M. Conley, all of Pittsburgh.

Friends received at H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Monday, 7-9 Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Requiem high mass in St.

Paul's Cathedral on Wednesday at 12 o' tlock noon. Interment Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to West Penn Hospital Memorial Fund. WOODS- -On Sunday, May 1960, Charles beloved husband of Catherine Hynes: father of PaBailey, Charles Thomes, Kathleen, Mary, Carol, David and Cheryl. Funeral from McCABE'8, 7204 Thomas on Wednesday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem mass in Holy Rosary Church at 9 m. On Monday, May 9. 1960, Anna Ignatius Youngkin, formerly of Squirrel Hill; mother of John M. Ignatius; sister of Mrs.

Gertrude Crowley: also three grandsons. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at JOHN H. SLATER SONS WHITEHALL FUNERAL HOME.

4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Funeral Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Jefferson morial Park. In Memoriam In loving memory of Lillian H. Barnett, who passed away one year ago today, May 9, 1959.

Loving memories never die, as years roil on and days pass by, in our hearts memory 15 kept of one we loved and will never missed by mother, sister, brother and family. Florists- Funeral Designs MU? 1300 MA 'GIDAS A '5 LUBIN SMALLEY Flowers for Remembrance GRant 1-2200 Monumental-CemeteryLots JEFFERSON Mem. Parkchoice lot. Reasonable. HO.

1-6741. Jell Mem 2 gry lot $275 WA 1-8911 Jeff mem 4 graves $325. HO 1-3754 Jeff Mem 4 grv $300 OR 3-4521 Jeff. Mem. 4-grav lot $300.

HU 68289 Jefferson Mem 4-grave lot. LE 1-0781 JEFFERSON Memorial graves. Terms. Block 26. $350.

TU. 1-8304. Monumental-Cemetery Lots Jeff. Mem. 3 grav, sac.

$275 TE 52289 Mt. Royal, 4 grv lot $300. PO 1-2673 Restland Mem. 4grav $300. DR 2-3601 Snst vw (2) chee grs $250 MO 1-9193 Sunset vw 4 grv lot reas.

FO 4-2361 Sunset Vw 4 grv lot reas FO 4-2361 Legal Notices Estate of Ida B. Coursin. deceased, of McKeesport. No. 2099 of 1960.

Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all sons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Anne B. Reed, 114 Water beth, John Glitilian: Alexander B. Gilfilian. Union National Bank Pittsburgh, Pa. Estate Marion D.

Galbreath, deceased. of Boro of Greentree. No. No. 2097 of 1960.

Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Catherine R. Galbreath, 37 Pocono Drive, Greentree Borough, William H. Eckert; Eckert, Seamans Cherin. 1000 Porter Bidz. Pittsburgh 19, Pa.

Estate of Anna No. M. Braun, 1960. of Shaler Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Gertrude Pah. Cameron, 6.

John 6031 R. Bunker McCaw: Kill Alter Wright Brown. 2200 First National Bank Pah. 23. Estate of William B.

Fundis. deceased of Wilkinsburg No. 1968 of 1960. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to aid R. Fundis, 2350 Collins Pth.

35. and Anna Mae Neumater, 520 Virginia Erie, Extra. Clifford A. Weisel: Weisel Johnstone, 1106 LAW Finance Pah. 19, Pa.

Estate of John R. Huch, deceased of McCandless No. 1964 of 1960. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Ralph R. Huch, 236 mont Pah.

Pa. Paul Brandt: Brandt. Riester, Brandt Malone, 968 Perry Highway, Pah. 37. Pa.

Estate of William Colson, deceased of West Deer No. 1044 of 1960. Letters of administration 00 his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without to Harry Colson. Tarentum. Pom Charles F.

Hodel Jr; Smith de Hodel, Atty 1406 Park Pah. 22, Pa. Estate of Iva I. Witt. deceased, of Tarentum.

No. 2092 of 1960. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the and all persons debted to decedent to make payment without delay Nina R. Witt. 636 East Ninth Tarenturo, Pa.

John Gilfilian; Alexander B. GilAllan. Union National Bank Pa. Estate of Amella Augusta Thielman, deceased, of Pa. No.

2084. of 1960. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claima or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Dorothee Wunderlich, 3339 Bookman Peh. Pa. Samuel N.

Goldman, 1308 Law Finance Pa Estate of Julla McCarthy, of Pa. No. 2085 of 1960. ters testamentary on her estate granted to the undersigned who quests all persona having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Florence M. Burke, 1125 Berkshire Ave, Pen.

Pa. Charles D. CoCarthy, Atty. 1106 Park Bldg Pth. 22, Pa.

MEETING NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Pittsburgh Association for the Improvement of the Poor will held Tuesday, May 17, 1960. 11 A. In the Conference Room of the Come monwealth Trust Company, Pittsburgh, Pa Estate of George Viastos, ceased. of Pgh. No.

2194 of Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persona Having claims demands against the estate of dee cedant make kocen the persons indebted to decedent make without delay to Evelyn Viastne, 24 Ave. Pa Tasso Camarinos; Manse Camarinos, 1500 Berger BidE. 19, PA..