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rr sr vVwvv -PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE and SUN-TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1960. 27- fr 10 Help Wanfed-Men 1 Lest and Found 10 Help Wanfed-Men 13 Help Wanted-Women 21 Schools and Colleges Dratlic DfiltllH max In St. John Cantlu Church RKCEPTIONIST-TYPIST. 130.

Down town. Exclusively Ctrla, Jenalna Arcade. GR. 1-CJ33. N.

C. R. 3100 Experienced payroll machine operator Lawrencevill section. Permanent or temporary, immediate opening. Rush.

Bailey Co. GR. 1-9250. RECEPTIONIST STENO (Lt. ahl.

dictaphone, diversified duties, Gsteway office. Open salary. SECRET Ait IES-STENOOS A-l, super lesal or other experience, 350. STENOGS Medium to heavy shthd. salaries to t350 Many openings, experienced and tip nennners.

Sherman aio Empire Bldr. GR. l-4T7a. REGISTERED NURSES General ataft nurses for all ahlfta. Apply Director ot Nursint.

St. Clair Memorial Hospital. LO. 1-4900 Ext. 249.

SECRETARY lor (enerel office Construction company. For appointment call Belmont 3-5623 SEX for yourself! Women ar earn- In 12 per hour comm. reprasentlnx LAVON. GR. 1-2923.

SHOW our aoarktlne costume lewelry Good comm. No Investment, deliverlnf or collectinr. Fnon hi. 3-14SJ. STENOGRAPHER.

1325. Downtown Exclusively Girls. 4151 Jenkins Arcade. GR. 1-6223.

TEACHERS Needed for special summer assign menls. Guarantee. Can Field tnter-oriaea Educational LO. 3-5560. 8 a.

m. to ft p. Monday through Friday. TELEPHONE aollcltors Household Items, comm. la.

i-oias omi TRAVEL FUN CAREER Immediate openings for ambitious women tor circulation work, free to travel u. s. Hawaii wun cnaper- oned ffroup. above average commission Mrnirft 1250 flPfnii advailMinent. Apply renn-anaay irei.

iu m. iu 1 p. m. oniy eee wir. soiam.

parenit welcome. WWlTtESS experienced. Apply In per- vn only. Contls Restaurant. 6 93 5 penn East Liberty.

WAITRESS OVER 21 Partttme day or night, 1.10 hour. St. Clair Lounge, 1100 Bower mil kq. WAITRESS Good waeea and working cnnditlona. Paid vacations and lnsur ance.

Toddlehouse, 3937 West Liberty Avenue, Dormant. Under new man agement. WOMAN Carnegie area, for telephone work. Pleasant vole essential. Salary plus bonus, uayturn to a or nigni turn3-9.

BR. 9-321T. WOMEN or students to do pleasant telephon work. (Hours t) to 4 and a sampler Advertising, xiioi Frankstown Rd. WOMEN or uudents to do pleasant telephone work, tour to aiia a i in Salary.

Apply Bust nesa Sampler Advertising. 22262 Frankstown Kd. 14 Help WantedDomestic Osf-4Mew oppneswrs wp oiwf Oesfl Hl ad sad lrfe Hk pm swaik-, Post. ntt, Prlfsar 30. P.

lls WIN 6 fwrwoldsd advtrtlMr. FOX CHAPEL MAID-cook: general housekeplnf. dav week. Small family. Pleasant sue roundings.

Good salary. Provide own transportation or live in. tteierencca required. Call bt. i-bqb.

GENERAL house cleaning, also Iron ing, 8 50 week. OLY. 3-77B1. GIRL, woman wanted tor general nousewoTK, cooamg. o-s uy wp.

Must have recent reference. Other help employed, ha. l-anpi. HOUSEKEEPER White, mature, Uve in. private room, nam, ii.

no heavy cleaning. Other help employed. Must like children. Professional lam iiy. Sterling 2-iaoo.

HOUSEKEEPER Live In. Own room. New home. Plain cooking. Pull charge.

Employed parents, is scnooi emmrcn. Excellent wages. Orchard 3-8131, day; Dreael 2-3844. evenings. MOTHER'S Heloer Mature.

Live In Good home In preference to high wages. Emerson 1-6435 before 11:30 a. m. only. WOMAN under 35, general house work, laundry.

Live in. private room, bath; 4 small children. Boa 299, Fost-Gexette and Sun-Telegraph. 16A Shops BARBER Pull time. day.

Great Valley Mart, Valley 3-9470 barber Mature. S125 week. Comm. 1 parttlm. Bruno's Barber Shop.

638 Merchant. Ambrldg. cos) great 6-U35B. BARBER Wanted 1402 West Street, Home6tead. BARBERS Experienced.

Apply Carlton House Hotel Barber Shop. CO. 1-8125 i barber needed for rood paring Job opportunity. Suburban Barber Shop, WhltenaU Center. IU 2-4410.

LICENSED barber lor evenings-Satur days. U. 3-4471 alter i p. m. 17 Men, Situations Wanted n.rLrLn-rinriiiri.-i COLORED boy, at IT, willing to learn, needs wort.

EM. 1-1 33. COLLECS tudent wants summer etn- pinyment. jacason i-poig. JANITOR, stockroora work, odd Jobs of anyaind des.

EM. a-37g. MALE Des. work, prefersbly typing. Exp.

call Electric 1-1735, anytime. MAN. etrwrienced wall washing. Painting 10. EM.

1-3397. NEEDS any kind lob. Reliable married man. court l-oaai. Painting wall washing EM 1-5176 PAINTING, maintenance, window r-paira.

30 yrs. esp expert. FA 1-996 plastering lite hauling CR 1-8871 Sash cords Installed. TA. 1-3468 SHORT order cook, diahwaah.

swim ming instructor aes. joo. at. wji Truck driver dea hauling CE 1-5592 YOUNG, neat. Intelligent man dea.

steady work. Car. EV. 1-7409. uai.

I. WASHING or cleaning. Ex perlenced man. References. MA 1-6327 WALLW ASHING, housecleaning.

house man. Reliable exp. man. a-M. s-sssa 5TH year Cameele Tech honor architect student decree summer employ-ment.

MU. 3-2105. evenlnn. 17A Situations, Men-Women POtTPLE dea. housework cooklnt: chaufTeur-itardeninf.

Electric 1-2443. 18 Women, Situations Wnfd. MEN We now have ooenirrs for 1 tan va saers. Ex oerttnet helpf 1. but not necessary For sidlni.

he at knt and rwiHif Mora airecdy wirn cuit. (Salary plus commission, Apply 501 North H'Jtnewood upstairs, between and 13. MILLWRIGHT Electrical Suburban fabricating plant. Must have strong electrical background plus experience in control work. Mechanical aptitude necessary.

Must work turns. Submit in writing resume of qualifications fc experience to Pittsburgh Standard Conduit Verona, Fa. Do not tcle-pnone. PHARMACEUTICAL. SALESMAN To sell pharmarutical products to physicians in pmiburrh and adjacent areas within a 00 mile ra4lus of Allegheny County.

Car necessary. Terri tory sf esuDusnea ana producing. Needs a man who Is self starter. Saiary. expense allowance, plus commission over Quota.

Men with Phar maceutical ssues experience will he given preference, tor complete details imr. Kales Manager The Vale Chemical 0 Inc. Alientown. Pennsylvania SALESMAN Top radio station In Western Pennsylvania needs one alert. ambitious, creative salesman to nn-dle 100 accounts.

Draw against com misstnn. Send work resume to Box H-442, Foat-Gaxctte and sun-Tele craph. SALES MANAGER Exceptional opportunity for Book Match or Atfvtntuinr Specialty atlee-min to Mtabllah and new pronram which embndlee completely new and freeh aoDroach to the Industry Company tutlonal In fenpe with local orancn ritismirtn. mp rommiuion, overcounter bonus with unlimited opportunity for orctn.za-ttonal advancement. For appointment rail MR MARTTTf t.

DOEFFLFR. MOR. PitiiDuren news ntu juuuu i. Pgh. 33.

Pa. CE. 1-5410. SHOE reoalrman Good. tedv.

reliable: too waes: steady, oermarent no for eono man. rnon contci. ai-antlc 2-8211. Hub Department Store. Steubenvtlle Ohlo SIDING Mechanics to aubeontrart work.

Call Mr. Riuto. ch. SIGN PAINTER, experienced. Call Fairfax 1-3866.

STOP LOOKING. THIS IS IT IT YOU HAVE A GOOD SALES RECORD IN APPLIANCES. CARS. INSURANCE. BUT AREN'T MAKING THE MONEY YOU THINK YOU SHOULD, INVESTIGATE THIS OPENING.

THE HOME ORGAN FIELD HAS ONE OK AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING SALES POTENTIALS SALARY AND BONUS. YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO PLAT. IF YOU'RE SELLING NOW. IT WILL PAY YOU TO WRITE TODAY. E-49I Post-Gazette and Sun-Telegraph TEACHERS Enjoyable and profitable ummer positions.

Guarantee, (all Field Enter, oriaea Educational LO. 3-3560 I i. a i Monday throufh Friday. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS PART OR FULL TIME Earn up to (50 per week on a part time basis la a modern air conditioned office. No experience necessary as we trsin you.

Hourly waie and bonus. Apply 10 a m. so p. PERMA-LITE OF PA. 10810 FRANKSTOWN ROAD PITTSBURGH 35.

PA. CH. 2-801S 11 Agents Wanted HIGH School atJdent 16 over, steady employment all summer. Must be willlni to work, neat appeartns and ambitious, should average dally comm. $8.

To those out of school now. Apply Mr. Joseph Glannetta, 1302 Keener 7th and Liberty, to ID To those still olni to school, spply 4 p. m. to o.ju or ail cay aaturoay.

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! EARN NOW. GR. 1-3371 MANUFACTURERS AGENTS To carry a lrn of nationally adver tised clastic surfaced kitcnen cabinet. Presently carrying lines of appliance or other Items calling on kitchen dealers or distributors. NEVAMAR.

CAREFREE KITCHENS. Oden. un, jaaryiano. utvu w. ae.

NEW OPPDRT1NITT Men or women. Part tlm work. Eve- nca and Saturdays. Car. Call Mr, Kennedy.

Hlland 1-7382 between 6- p. m. 12 Help Wtd. Men-Women ARTIST Fine arts: good copyist. Past for commercial purpose.

Call Museum CASH paid to blood donor. 217 Twelfth St. (t Liberty Ave.) 9-3: 9-H. GR. 1-9674.

PRESSERS Silk or wool. Exnerlenced only. Steady Small rne-hour plants. Hourly rates. South Hills areas.

Lehleh 1-5400. (Call between 9 a. in. -4 p. THOUSANDS OF 'PHONE CALLS Yes, we hav to make triou sands of 'phone rails in Allegheny and surrounding coup.

ties, and want you help us. You will be selling the turn Post-Gazett and Sun-Telegraph for daily and Sunday delivery. You will receive excellent commissions, paid weekly let us show you how you can earn substantial weekly income, working full timo or part time, days, evening or Saturdays. FOR, INTERVIEW DIAL AT. 1-1341 ASK FOR MR.

RILEY 13 Help Wanted-Women ACCOUNTANT Recent coilegt rraduate-, accounting irajor. will consider traint iut would like 1-2 years CPA Excellent opportunity lor growth. $390. Rush. Associates Personal Consultants 3108 Investment Bldf.

GR. 1-5750 ASSISTANT bookkeeper or clerk. Must hav automatic experience. Call Lo cust 3-5300. ATTENTION MEN Immediate openings for ambltkws men.

Free to travel u. 8 Hawaii Circulation srork, above average commission earnings, new car transportation. S250 exrjMiae advancement An. ply Penn-Shady Hotel. 10 a.

m. to 1 p. st. only, see Mr. Mcl.ene.

BEAUTICIAN Experienced, full or part time. Swissvale Shop, BR 1-7988; FR. 1-4329. BOOKKFEPER and typist ir girl otflce. Industrial aales company, located near Sexonburg Blvd on RL Ktn.

ST. J-3030 fir Interview. COOK for cafeteria. Good working condition. Dylight.

P. 1-5389. COUNTFR and erlll. ArmlT In oerson 116 MrKre Place. Oakland.

(No phone calls. I DRUG CLERK, full lime, with driver's license. Montrose 1-1900. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO FINANCIAL OFFICER CARNEGIE.BRIDGEVILLE AREA Carntgii-Bridgevill Ana Outstanding opportunity for qusliffed person. Send resume ststln availability and salary desired.

All replies confidential. Write Box L-431, Post-Gaietta and Sun-Telegraph. FOUNTAIN Cle rk Fulltime, steady. 5-day week. Arply Cathedral Phar-marv, 4701 Fifth Ave.

IMMEDIATE OPENING ffnerfette well tvfuntieil wotrwn ever 2. who eninyi workinf with other women. Duties ccmut of appotntinc aid sa1estidfe to Xi CORT COFMETICS with reasrnahie area near their homes. Prefer penon with knowledee of d'rect home sellint 0mrn and other incentive! Atlantic 16050. LADIES No epwrlenc required.

Model A show apparel by Real Silk Avra Sa tw hour un. Ad. comm. or salary. Write Mr.

McAdams. 1316 Clark Blflvr Fin. (22,. tiv- int; full partlculart and phont number. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR.

WTDerlenryd DOG Small, lltht brown, mal. Last McNellly Rd. TU. a-8339. leases 1st Sat I Ohio St FA 1-8921 LOST German Sheperd male.

East Liberty. Pleas help us And our dog Lost holiday weekend. large tan and black. Black diamond center of head, ayiiwer to Bobo. child frtevlng.

830 reward or pup. EM 3-6963 anytime, please. Lust briefcase Sun Hmewd CH 1-5138 2-A Business Personals LEARN While Yon Sleep Latest educational recordings. Languaiei. positive thlnkint.

relaiatum weiirtt control, confidence Knight Education, Sioner. TU. 4-2082. 9-A Employm't Information JOB ON SHIPS, 8100 wk. Men, women, beginners.

Information fret. Flagship. Bo ill, Brooklyn IT, N. Y. 10 Help Wanted-Wen ALL ottvertiMmmtt for talei poiitiont appearing tn tM irate Female Help columtu of th Pott- Gazetli mutt mention th articls or tervict to le old, im addition to the batit of remuneration.

AUTO MECHANICS Due to luiinau Eipnilo We Nd 2 AUTO MECHANICS Eiptrisncsd and State Intpwtori 1 AUTO LUBRICATOR E'Princad 1 AUTO PAINTER lzrlc4 Vacatleni Paid Holidays Iniuranc Other lnfltl Apply In Panoa fo MR. PEELOR. OR MR. DOUGHERTY STOFFAN MOTORS INC. 2855 W.

LIBERTY AVE. PSh. 16. Pa. LO.

3-5300 AM-FM RADIO STATION Want AssisUnt Manager. Ohio community near Pittsburgh. Must be experienced In saies and commercial production. Commissions, 8125 weekly guarantee. Insurance and vacation plan.

Must be willing to move into area. For further Information and Interview appointment, call Mr. Pugb, Fulton 8-1490. East Liverpool, O. A MEN Why not try Beneficial Standard Life.

We wnte a complete line of hospitalisation, disability life. All with mall in leads. pay top comm. a monthly llfetim renewal. Managerial opportunity available.

Come In let Uik It over. Mr. Trepel. 8709 Penn Room 210 K. Liberty, 9 a.

m. to 1 p. m. dally. ATTF.vnfjN Teachers Part time em ployment.

Guarantee minimum 8150 per monin wun ou year reuaoie company In insurance 8 consultant. Op- oortunltlea unlimited. Inauirles Strictly confidential. Write C-493, Post-Gazette and Sun-Telegraph. A 11 mechanic, first class: approved state inspector, ft.

i-aouo. BRICKLAYER mai't be experienced, no others need apply. Call 1-8440 COLLECTION MAN On experienced In outsld lnveitl-tlon and collection work. Permanent position available with future possibilities. Apply Mr.

Stone. MAY-STERN CO. 14 Penn Ave. Downtown Collese Men MAKE SUMMER 1960 PAX VACATION DIVIDENDS EARN $100 PER WEEK BE ONE OF 21 TOP MEN TO SHARE $2 J.000 IN STUDY AND TRAVEL GRANTS Our vacation assignment! art exclusively for above average college men who must work to finance their hither education. $100 a week guarantee to those who qualify.

Phone now to set up an Interview and test to determine your CALL FAIRFAX 1-9323 Ask for Student Placement Manager Sealed Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburfh. Pennsylynl jun 4. I960 Seoarafe and ealed proposals will he received in tlie Oftlce ot tne County controller. Room 104. Court House.

Pittsbursa. until 10:30 A. S. and opened In the oresenc of the Executive and Ad. miniitratlve Ottlcers at 11:00 A- D.

T. Thursaay. June 1. 1980. In Room 410 court House.

Pitta-bursh. for the followine Groceries; Soda Cracker: and Lumber. Special blddin blanks and en-yelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to bidders and condition reiu-latlnr blddin tmrether with specification may be had on application at the Olflce of the County Institution District Purchasmt Department In Room S07. Court House.

Pittsburgh. Pa pmooaal must ceompanled by certlfted Check to the order ofor running to ma j.nui... District. Th amount ned in tn specifications as evidence that the bidder will accent same and carry out the conditions of the eontract In case of award. No bidder may witnaraw nis ma a nrirA of an ilun after tne scheduled closln time lor receipt oi bids th.

rvuint Institution District re serves the rleht to reject any and all bias. JAMES ItJHUA. controller. Allegheny County ALLEGHENY COUNTY PHtsbursh. June 4.

1960. Renarat anil Drooosals U1 Ha rV.Pr1 St th OfflO of th CoT- trolltr of Allegheny County. Room 104. court riuzDurKO. until 10 30 A.

8. 9:30 a is s. Thursday. June 1. i960, and will be publicly opened at ll.oo A.

D. s. t. tiu uo E. S.

T.I. In the presence of the County Commiwl oners ka Room 410. Court House. ptttsDurrn. ra.

ir Pollre Tane Recorder: WPitlnt- bouse tscaiator rarts; umce rumi- ture: Office Filet: Electrical Imnrore-ments Nfpmorlai Halt: Rooflnr and Rhabilltatinn of Present Rot-flnt In County Prison and Intualnni new Floonnr In County orrice aunmng. Special bidding blanks and en-velon for use of bidder. InstrucMryis to Bidden and corditioni rfsulatlng bidding tether with specifications may be had on application at tne Office of the Bureau of Pnrrhairt. Room 207. Court House.

Pittsburgh. Proposal must be aeeomnaniea oy a bond and or certified check tat requested to the order of or run ning to the County of Allegheny for he amount rued tne tnecincations erldenoa that the binder will ac cent aame and MTi-y out the condi tions ox tne contract in case or award. No b'dder mav withdraw hit b'4 for a vertod of ttD days after the scheduled closing time for recetot of bid; The county CommiMor.eri reerre the rtrht to reject ary ard all bids. JAMES W. knox.

controller, County of Allegheny. NOTICE TO.VKVDOR COMVnVWPl.TH OP PENNSYLVANIA TVrwrt mTit at Property and p1i. Room 1S6. Matn CaMtol. Har-rtiburg.

Rested Proposals will be received until nine (61 o'clock A. M. June 2. I960, and then publicly opened on Clats 137-B Pharmaceutical! for the contract period berlrinmf Aurnst 15. 19fi0.

and endmc Aumit 14. 1951. Blar.liP and Information may be obtained upon anolicaflon to the aboye office. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all or parti or bids. Andrew M.

Bradley, secretary THE OP CUSS. FIFO ADS known tiiughout the world. Whn you want mult action, call Xxpreas AUTOMOTIVE AUTff and BODY MECHANICS SCHOOL Your erianr of reaching th top and staying there I essential If you hav th proper automotive technical training. The reason more and more top lobs require technical skills and trained thinking The grsater th Industry th greater the opportunity. Vl Tech's courses are practical and only require no weeks to complete.

Low tuition live in vhool dorm. $4.50 per week. Visit, writ or Plum 1 (G I. APPROVED! VALI TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, Inc. saAIKbViLLE, PENNbtLVANU LEARN THE DRAFTING: PROFESSION Pre lac orient, Veteraa Appiwvwi WEST VEXS TEC II J37 Boalerard AUlea CB.

1-OJOO E-L-E-C-T-R-O-N-l-C-S BADIU-TELEVISION INDl SIBIAL ELECTRONICS Allegheny TacknlcaJ Instltat IS Bmllhdrld gt. At. 1-89M LIAISON FELIX BEAUTY SCHOOL 256 PIPTB AVE. tt, PA. AT.

1-42I INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TELEVISION RADIO APPLY NOW POB JUNE 27 CLA1SEI Pinn Technical InstituU 8440 PENM AVt. HI. 1-J50S NaS'l Ouncll Tech. Schools Apstreved 23 Rent, Furnished Rooms Brookln pry bth shwr gent LE 1-24 IS CAKE of sick, cooking, laundry or cleaning desired by experienced colored woman. 7 a.

soon, all day Friday. HE. 1-0752. CATHEDRAL Cat. 257 tyelwood.

Comlortable handy everything. Phone. Gent. Crafton slprm conv $7. GR 1-6758 Craig St.

comf rm cny MU 3-2388 ey Dormnt 3 slpm PO 1-3044 LO 3-7815 EASTWOOD Conv. beautllul room, new home. Call PR. 1-5055. EE mdrn rm nr everything EM 2-3439 Euclid 2-3 rm apt 2nd HI 1-926S dst rm elf apia MU 3-1479 Hghld prk dst rm pry bth HI 1-8925 Lwrvlc prv redecor rm.

ST 1-3830 Lge sip rm E. Liberty. EM 1-57BT Mt Leb home privilege con LE 1-0557 MONROEVILLEsingle girl, middle aged lady. Transportation. 50 month.

Vallry 3-6427. Negley 1st rung watr $8 MO 1-337S NS comf rm gent pry home PA 1-8865 NS 603 Chestnut new bldg JA 1-8244 NS 4- Elolse nwly decor see 4 to 7 NS rm 5 mm city. FA 1-1259 NS nice rm gent $5 wk PA 2-425S NS 3 3 rm apts FAJ-35iS FA 1-61 if NS sip rms near park NS, 1413 Arcn, aly rms. CE 1-47 IT Oakld rm redecorated gent MU 1-0434 Pervsvl-av I 2nd frt gens AL 1-3199 PERRYSVILLE Ave Dist. Large private noma, uentieman, reference.

PA. 1-7532. Shadyad conv hm prv gent MU 1-4809 SHAOYSIDE Attractive prv. bath, ant, bldg. 2nd.

HI. 1-0294. Shadydc am alp rm MU 3-6243 Shradn 10 mln city gent It 1-075T Shpsbg sip room gent 3000 Main St Sq Hill 1 rm 3nd $50 mo HA 1-1430 Sq Hill lvly pvt hom gent HA 1-1317 24 Fum. Rms. With Board Nice hom In the country WE 5-2371 PERRYSVILLE Ave.

Mature lady, prl. home, $15 wk. CE. 1-5235. ROOM, board (working girl).

In ex-chang for babyaittlng. Huel 1-9683. 25 Furn. Housekeeping Rms Alleg Gen hosp vie rm. FA 1-85M AtlanUc 2 lgrm child wlc EM 3-3411 Atlantic a aigrm end wtlc EM 3-3413 Attrac Wlk 143 rm apis CH 1-S320 Attra tit Shysd 2nd reas 1-0668 Bsum Negly 2 rm sem-b MU 1-3668 Bellvue 2rms pvt ent Blawnoi bdrm kite 2nd Oak 3995M Brgntn Hghts 2r bth 2nd PO 6-2553 Broom in 3 rm sem bth FI 1-2257 Brooklyn 3 rm im bath FI 1-2237 Dormont2r2d PO 1-3044 LO 3-7815 Dormant 2 rm 2nd LO 3-781 Dormont 2 rm 2nd LO 3-7815 I Lib attrac rm 3d conv.

MO 1-4431 E. LIB Eft. wlih complete kitchen. iaundry. HI.

1-1894. Lib 2-3 rms 2nd conv HI 1-9265 EAST Libert rge bed-livmgroom. In-a-door bed. bemi-balh. TV.

MO. 1-6567. EE 2rm prv batn reaa EM 1-3139 EM -195S EE eft rm suitable 2 Mamiltun Av. a rm 2nd HI 1-7807 Hotnwd 2 rm apt re CH 1-7584 Homewood 2r prv bth 3rd CH 2-5466 McK Rka 3 1 redeco 6P 1-2896 McK Rka bdlvrm kitch FE 1-2082 MUNHALL. Bth Ave.

Third. ht rooms, mesl-bath. Refrigerator, rang, sink, utilities, 45. HO. 2-4786.

w. Stockton: 2 rms. FA 2-6305 3 2 rm apta FA 3-3526 NS nr prk 2 lovely rma FA 1-6117 NS411 Elols nwly decor see 4 to NS apt 1st central loca FA 1-4074 nice room ranee NS complete mdrn rma reas AL 1-S23 1 NS 2A3 rms FA 2-9124 NS nice rra range conv FA 1-1154 Ngley Dst tttr eft apt eve EM 1-7489 Ok 4 2 3rd bib. emp dl MU 1-0272 Sacred Heart Vic 2 Ig rm MO 1-4084 Shdysd 3rm 3rd chid welc MU 3-129 Shadysd 3rm 3rd clild welc MU 3-129J ShdyAvl-2 r9-10 wk em EM 1-3941 St Clair eKAalprm 2nd. MU 1-5953 So HIU bdlvgrm kitch 3rd HA 1-3379 W.

Penn Hsp. dst eff rm 2d MU 3-1479 402 ft Wmdbl 2Varb-Jcpl MU 2-6713 27 Unfurn. Rooms for Rent Brootllne 3 rms bth LE 1-0789 Hays 2 rms a-bath 3rd HO 2-7531 HIGHLAND District Large, front room, private bath, private entrance. Sea to appreciate. HI.

1-1015. HOMEWOOD sunn sleenlre rm. ndNextJjath lS.SO. HI. ltiBOg.

Lwrncvl 3-5 rms bth MA 1-8040 Lawrcvie Srm pr bth aaa MU 2-5842 Miihll 3rm ba HO 1-2200 HO 1-5850 Oklnd 3rd 2rma bth utl MU 2-8260 SOUTHSIDB 4 rma. or, bath. 2nd. Laundry. Convenient.

EV. 1-5101. West Penn boap tin spnn. MU 3-1479. 1119 Braoec lat 3 335 FA 1-1639 er 31 Resorts Cottages, Rent CANADOHTA Le "Kostra" cottaffes.

Hot water, showers, modem caaveni-ences, boats, swimmini, fuzing. HO. 1-6S12. CANADA. Ontario $33-140, lodje; beach bouses, includes room, mea is.

flirimr. batin. aviinmui. Tay.or 1-5762. REHOBOTH BeacH.

Dtiaware Kur-n if bed cot tare, modern, ail conveniences Cedar rANADOHTA 3 inodrm exxram. AU cnnvenirncea. B-atuig. swimnunt. BO.

1 -i3 CHAtTAUQl'A Lake front cot -ares. Beautitul urrottndiTi4W. clean. Pt.vaie A. CONNKAUT, Take Ertc finest cjttvjes, ail conveniences; plaj-croiioo.

poni. nsning; aiing. Hi- t-iiBu CONVEAVT Ut Beautiful new nvdm cotras-w. near pua. CO.

-i006; CO. DEEP Cre Lke front, larte mod em cortge. screened frtTch, TV. Ffasrnabe. TE 5-5774.

DOHLER BEACH. North East. Pa Modern cottace. all tuciUues. tsnln.

hnrseark riuint. Write, or ptMsB-SA. 6-3352. GEMC'A-On-Laa Vinnity mttp. pn ate baeh.

Jur tn'J r.FNEVA-ON-LAKE On Site. S.efps 14-1. ct actiViiy, fcaa- MiMe. Lut i-0292. CENEVA-ON -THE -LAKE MMTl tvsin.

ccrare. i.eers 13 nrt. near eerytnLrf. LocoSt 1-235T. ENtVA-on-Ike mr4m c-'t are ic 6.

irt yard. Near a-vtp, June CH. 1-5-21 rEVFVA on Late Mdtm fotu mrr -1atf S-S 1 froxa CH- 3 50 GLADK Pt'N. near Mi.i Cleaa tales. Swimminn.

Enjoy couniry li LIOONTER VfMrn cmuft em cre near pool. Weekdays. BR. 1-2313 ANDERSON On Thursday, Junf iwvu, jinma nrioved wile of th lit Harrr A. Andrreon at 163 kamir Munhall; mother of re.

Ruth H. Johnson. Mri. Violet 1 Bcnaii end Aldor W. Anderson.

friend received at the Jamil home, where services will be held wonaajr morning at clock. BECHDKL On Wednesday, June inu, nuiweu a. 01 zai coal Bt. McDonald, husband of Bertha rirr tsecnaei; lamer or William of Beaver, Pa. Friend received ROOfcKS FUNERAL HOMK.

Mc Donald, Pa, Bervicea oo Saturday BEILRTKIN Raymond, suddenly pn tucauay, June iwju, peiovta husband of Mathilda Oeier of 341 tyeleh Ave. Wilmerding; father of George; brother of Florence Lan- der; also two grandchildren. Friends Received at the JO rTM.RAL IOME, Herman and Westinghouw Bervicea fiatur-ay at 11 a. m. Interment In prandview cemetery.

BERNHARD At Wett Palm Beach, on Thursday, March ivMi, vnanea, nusoana or nor. rnce Bpnnsler Bernhard of BIT Jef leraon Drive. North Hills Estatea lather of Mrs. Jane Hicks and thariee w. Bernnard; brother of John and Edward Bernhard.

Be (inning Sunday morning, friends tin ne received at me iwiamit tlNLRAL HOME, 1032 Perry High ay, Ferrysville, where services kill be held Tuesday inorniug at WW ocioca. BRADLEr Suddenly, on Tuea- dv. June 7. Ib0. Miss Belie Brad ley of 673S Bolwav aister of uri, Anna Oay Kownes; aunt of urs.

Ann Hunter ana airs. Aari- na Marino. Friends received at H. SAMKON'ft. B37 Neville Bt.

lOak land Civic enter), Thursday, 2-4 and 7- p. and on Friday Irom 1 m. until 3 d. when eerviee will be held. Interment private.

BREHM On Wednesday. June I. I8b0, Amelia J. Btayert Badger, wife tit George Brehm of Freedom Rd-, cnaere corners, motner oi Mrs. Kutn Kelly: aister of Oeorte stay rrt.

Friends received at the HKANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Ferry Highway, Perrysvilie, where aervices will be held on Saturday auieroooQ at ii.w. BRIDGEWATER On Tuesday. Jun 7, 190. r-mliy Brtdgewater, Hie of tne late til Brlditewater tnotner of Mavia Brldgewater of 1411 Elmer sister of Mrs. May ouIlr.es nd Henry Mi.ler of Cheshire, trig' and.

Bervicea at AMWIVS. 637 Neville Bt. (Oak land Civic Center), Friday momu.g si mo cioca BROPIR Margaret, at McKees- gKirt Hospital, on June P. 19ti0, wile oi uie laie jsmev uroaie or sas Marguerite Ae. wnmerdini nother of Mrs.

mtabetb, J. Ferrer and Harry K. Brodie, suler of ettelia, Roun Mrs. Mc Cutcheoa and Walter Roup; also lour grandchildren and 12 great- randchildren. Friends received -at ne JOS til Ft'NKRAL HOME, Her man ana weetincnout Avrs wii merging.

Bervicea on Sunday at 3 30 p. m. Interment us Orand- v.ew cemetery. CAW Of 111 Mr. Lebanon Wt.

Lebanon, on Thursaay, June 9, 190. at lib D. Lt. manic a. beloved husband of Mane Castgeb Clin, in his enth year; brother of a.

Burton and J. cmtier Cain friends received at the E. I.AK.HL1N FIKERAL, HUME, 2310 V. Liberty Bo. Hills, where stemcea win dp neia on aionaay, June 11, at 1 p.

m. Visitauoos i-4 and 7- p. m. CHALFAVT At Henderaonvllle. Knrtta Carolina, Wednesday, June 1, 110.

Frederick Bernard Chaifant, formerly of Pittsburgh, husband of Ilsie Hen haw Chaifant: father of Mita Nancy Chaifant of pgh. and Mra. F. C. Thome of Brandon, Vermont; brother of Miss Eva Chaifant, Mrs William O.

McNary svnd Richard Chaifant of Denver, Colo. Friend, received at H. SAMSON'S, 637 Neville Oakland Civie Center Friday evening 7 to p. m. Bervicea Saturday afternoon at 2 00.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be to the Margaret H. Pardee Memorial Hospital, Hendersonville, N. C. CirLAK On Wednesday, June I )W0. Adam of 200 Burtimerds.e Pgh.

4, brother of Michael. Friends received at the i.AL MStBAL HOUR. 23 Helen MrKeea Rock. Funeral Baiurday, June 11, at 10 a. tu.

High mast In Holy Trinity P. N. Catholic Church at 10 a. m. DATT Suddenly, on Wednesday, June 1K60, Harry O.

(Bameyi, are 71 of Wlldwood. Pa brother of Mrs. Eva Sehmidt, Baaooburg, Mrs. Anna Hardt and Peter Datl both of Wlldwood, Edward Baa-erstown, William Slippery Rock, also surviving a number of neices and nephews. Friends received at tne alters fiseral home, Man.

Pa. where funeral service ill bp held on Saturday at 2 p. m. DAVIS On Wedneaday, June S. 1 (), Mr.

Ellrabeth 8 Dsvis of M7 Fifth Verona, mother of Mr. Charles iMarvi Sheafler. Mis Lottie Davis. Mis Ehraoeth Davui and J. Harry riavj; sister of Mrs.

Wsjt Prazier. Mr. Lottie Ni- colle. Joseph and George Dans: also aumved by five grandchildren. Fam ily request (need to call from 2-4 and 7-10 p.

m. at the LEONARD P. Bt'RKET FUNERAL HOME. 421 Allegheny At-, Oakjnont. where services will be held on Saturday at 2 p.

m. Interment Uu Hope Cemetery, DEWING At Ohio Valley Hoa-pntai, on Wednesday, Jun I. I860. Ada Nuasbaum Denning of 305 Clever McKees Rocka, dearly beloved wife of Jacob; beloved mother of J. Spencer Denning.

aMer or Katherine Dawson, Veronica Bchoiler and Virginia Nuss-baum: grandmother of Spencer and Sharon; great-grandmother of David Denning. Friends reeclved at the dim At STOVER FUNERAL HOME, 534 Island McKees Rocks. Funeral aervicea on Saturday, June 11, at 110 p. m. DOLAN Of 27 Clay Bharp-Burg.

on WrdneMlav. Jun 1, 19t0, Sara Mary (Ballyi Hernon, wife of Thomas O. iTobvl Dolan: mother of Mary Rose and Pfc. Jme A. Dolan.

U8MC: dauthter of Mrs. Lee T. Turgeon; sister of Margaret T. Hernon. Friend received at the HOI.ZHFIMKR BOCK FUNERAL HOME, 20 Mam Bt.

at f-'inth, 6harpsburg. Funeral Saturday morning at 00. Solemn re-auiem hlfth mau In St. Joseph', Church at 10 00. FIBEX John on June of 220 Collin Drive.

Penn Hills, huaband of Mabel Todd: fa in er or Carol. Marcia and Janice aon of Ruth Albert Fennell; brother ci Marv Morean and Jane Met. lr Friends received at the STEWART FUNERAL HOME, P311 Frankstown Penn Hills, until roon Bundav. Servlre, In the Mt Hope Community U. P.

Church, 12106 Frakstnwn at 2 30 d. Bunday. Interment at convenience oi lamiiy. Ef RFVHUTH On Thursday, Jjne I960 Erma Whltmore Eise-ihuth of Fifth Asmnwall. wife of Arthur W.

Eisenhuth. family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. at the WEDUELL FUNERAL HOME, loo Center Aspinwall where service wlD be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment Ford City, Pa.

FEOLA On Jun John of 10! w. Braddoek Rankin: beloved uncle of Mrs. T. Capezzuto, Mrs M. Vranleh, Mra.

E. Roam John. Joseph and Eugene Feola. Friends received at the PERKONE MORTUARY, 74SS Church Swtssvale. Funeral on Saturday, June 11.

Requiem high mas in the Madonna Del Caitello Church at a. m. OIZ.O On Wednesdav, June t. 190. Vito, husband of Rose Giizo.

father of Mr. Mary Louiw Bvthe-way. Catherine. Francis. Peter and Salvatorp Oiezo; brother cf Mr.

Angelina Presto: also five grandchildren. Friends received at the BRUSCO FUNLRAL HOME. Broadway at Shiran Beechview. Requiem high mas In Bt. Peter the Apostle Church on Saturday at 30 a.

m. GR4.TFR Of Wataontown, on Wednesdav, Jun g. 1PR0, William F. (Archie), formerly of North Bide. beloved husband of Esther Grater; father of Mr.

Man Hater: brother of Amelia Butt: also survived by two grandchildren. Services will be held In the PAUL CRONROTH FUN I RAL HOME, Watsontowrn, Pa, on Saturday at 3 30 p. m. HALLO RAX On Wednesdav. J'ine 1W0, Mtrv V.

Hallnran of Or.rida 6t Duqueme Heights, wife oi the late John A. Hallnran. mother cf Marcus H. Hailoran: also survived by two grandchildren Frend received at the PARLORS OF KM. SLATER A SONS.

Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washmeton, until in 15 a Saturday, June 11. Requiem high mas in St. Mary of th Mount Church at 11 m.

RTUNG Of WIS No. Ueadow-roft Mt. Lebanon, on Tuesday, June 1, IPSO, at 1 10 p. A Anderson, Hilma Bechdf Bussell Beilstein, Bayniond Bernhard, Charles Bradley, Belle Brehm, Amelia Brldgewater, Emily Brodie, Margaret-Cain, Lt. Stanley Chaifant, Frederick Cleslak, Adam Datt, Harry Davis, Elizabeth Denning, Ada Dolan, Sara Eibel, John Elsenhuth, Erma Feola, John Glzzo, Vlto Grater, William Hallorn, Mary Hartung, Cora Ilennon, Harvey Hermes, Joseph Hlckey, Jennie Kidd, Helen Koenlg, Albert Kuhns, Marie LacekRose Llppold, Lauretta Ludvvlg, Ellen Long, Martha Maloney, Charles Mateslc, Anna Mattson, Margaret McDonnell, Edward McEvoy, Nora Miller, Amelia Miloweiki, John Neeley, Clyde I'at ker, Isaac Toe, Marie Bumpier, Margaret Pufckar, Steve Rutkowski, Wltold Sanner, James Sgarlala, Anthony Smith, Dora Smith, Richard Smithvlncent Sprague, John Stypula, Paul Tarquinto, Stella Veverka, Anton Williams, Anna Wolf, Frank W'olk, Fannie Wood, Wales Yingling, Harry Zoller, Lewis Cora Callow, beloved wife of Rev George M.

Hartung: mother of Georae Tacoma. MI, and Richard C. Hartung, Cleveland, sister of William H. Callow, Kvanston, also two grandchildren survive. Friends received at he E.

B. LALGHLIN HM.BU HOME. 1310 W. Liberty So Hills, where services will be held un Friday, June 10. at 2 p.

m. Vis itations, 2-t ana (- p. m. HENNON Harvey aged 11 of Slippery Rock, 13, on Thursday. June 9.

I860: aurvlved Dt ii mecea ana neonews. rnenas received LIGO FUNERAL HOME, Slippery Hock. Service on Saturday at 2 p. m. Intermect Slippery Rock Cemetery.

HERMES Joweph. on Tuesday. June 7. 1160. of 2151 Lowne hiuoand of Margaret Kram; father ot Mrs.

Rose Neil, Mr. Helen Metser, Mrs. Mane Bukits. Maihiu Hermes and the late tttner Ma-zula; also survived by 12 grand children and two great-grandchil dren. meno win be received at he Gl EHL FUNERAL HOME, Low- re and Gardner Troy Hill.

Solemn requiem mas in Most Holy Name Church on Saturday, June 11. at 10 a. m. Friends and member of Holy Nam Society are invited. HICKET JennlP Reithmlller of 12 Jefferson Penn Hills, on Wednesday, June 160; De-loved mother of Mr.

Muriel Kastner, Mra Catherine M. Ehorr, Mr. Audrey J. Watt, Vernon Russell M. and Robert i.

Hickey, sister of Mrs. Elisabeth Ross, Howard and George Reithmlller: also 12 grandchildren. Fnends may call at the KNEE MEMORIAL HOME, Center at South, Wilkinsburg. Bervicea on Saturday at 1 p. m.

Family hours, 2-4 and 7-10 p. m. Kino Mra Helen C. Barr Kidd of 317 Point 61., Clark.iDurg. on Wednesday, June 1960, beloved wife of a.

Clair Kidd; aister ot Mrs Arthur Jean Jeffera ot Clarksburg W. Va daughter ot the late Dr J. C. Barr. Fnend received at the DAVIS FUNERAL HOME.

Clarks burg, W. Va. Funeral aervicea Friday. June 10 at 10 30 a. m.

Inter ment Mar Cemetery, P. Graveiide service rnaay at p. m. KOENTG On Thursday, June 110. Albert busoand ot Jose phine Murawskl Kornig of 236 ttravoon Mcr.ee hocks, orother of Mrs.

Mary Kinseila. Joseph and Josephine Koenig. Fnends receivea at airur.n.vitji 1225 Chartier Ave McKee Rocks Requiem mass In St. Mary Church on Monday, jun ii, at a. tn.

KCHN'S On Friday. Jun I960. Mn O'Mara Kuhn. duirh- ter of the lata Roger and Alice t- srrcu Mara: mntner oi Kutn K. Long ot Butler, and R.

C. Kuhns; aister of Alice Bast of Bt. Petersburg, Fla. Fnends received at H. SAMSON 37 Neville Bt lOakland Civic Requiem mass In St.

Paul Cathedral on Friday at 12 clock noon. I.ACEK Row iJigut. widow of Lawrence Lacek of R. D. II, Wex ford, on Thursday, June 1960; beloved mother of Andrew.

Stella. Stanley, Mrs. Rose Savchak and joaenn Laeec aiao seven arana children. Family will receive visi tors irom 2-4 and 7- v. m.

in The fiEO. THOMA rlM HAL HII.VIK Perry HiBhway lone mile south ol Wexfordi. McCandless Twp. Re-auiem mass in 6t. AlDhonsus cnurcn on Saturday at iu a.

m. LIPPOLD Of lit Church Olenshaw. on Wednesday. June 8, 1960, Lauretta wyne. wire ot tne late Ernest c.

Lippoid, motner oi Emmett H. Lippoid; aister of Charles Wylle; also survived by tnre grandcniioren and lour greatgrandchildren. The family request that friends be received 7-10 p. m. Thuraoay.

2-4 and 7-10 Fn- dav. at the BOCK FUNERAL HOME. 1 MO ML Royal Glen- shaw. Service on Saturday afternoon at 2 00. LONG On Sunday.

June 5. I960, at Brooklyn. N. Martha Ertzmen Long, formerly of Brentwood; beloved mother of William Frew Long, also survived by two nieces, Mrs. Alfred E.

Lennon and Mra. Frank R. Calabria Friends reeclved Friday and Saturday at the JOHN H. SLATER SON. WHITEHALL FUNERAL HOME, 4MI Brownsville Brent wood.

Service 6atnrday afternoon at 1 10 o'clock Interment South Sid Cemetery. lUPWIG On Wednesday. June I960. Ellen Anderson, wife of Albert J. Ludwig of Haverhill Pittsburgh; motner of Mra Jose phine Walsh.

Mr. Viola Reese. Mra Helen Moms and Albert Lud wig. also survived by four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Fnend received at T.

D. IIRN'ER'S. 72 Wallace Wil-kinburR where sen-ice will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 30 clock. In lieu of flow ers, please make contributions to the Western Pennsylvania 6chool for Blind Children. ALONE Charle em Wednesdy, Jun 8.

1960. eon the late John F. and Maloney: brother of Marie Joseph Jamea Iren John Mr. Loretta Cole nd the late Leo F. and Fred J.

Ma-loner. Prieccia rece.ved. at A. SIAAB SONS ITVERAL HOME. 900 Chartier West End, Pitts burgh.

Member of St. Martin's rhurrh. Reauiem ill mill In Guardian Angel Church on Mon day, jun 13, Hlin MATERIC On Tuesday, Jun 1, Anna il 11, No. Holland Ave. Rankin, beloved wife ol Thomas motner oi towara ot rnoenia, Joasnh of Rankin.

Mrs. Gene vieve Novosel of Chaifant Boro and Mrs. Barbara Oolis of Bolivar, flv grandchildren. Funeral from th, FU-NEBAL HOME, 207 Fifth Rankin, on Saturday at a. m.

Requiem high mas In th Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. Rankin, at I a. m. Interment Btaddock Catholic Cemetery. MATTHOW (Bishop) Margaret of 406 Willow Place, Fdgewood, on Wednesday, June 8, 1960, beloved wife of Axel E.

mother ol Jean Elizabeth Arthrell of North Brad-dock. Jun Rymer ol Daytona Beach, Mary Woy of Everett, HoDert r. uisnop or suige-wood and Edward MatUon of Long Island, H. also eight grandchildren. Friend received from 2-S and 7-10 p.

m. at VAN HORN'S, Irvine Bt. at Monongahela Bwissvale. Services on Satur day at 1 p. m.

Interment Irwin Cemetery, McDonnell On Tuesday. June 7, I960, Edward J. of Windsor Fox Chapel, husband of Jun Jackson McDonnell; brother of Harry E. McDonnell. Pittsburgh, and Clara 9.

McDonnell ot New York City. Friends will be received at JOHN A. IKEVVOGEL'S, 4900 Centre Ave. at Devonshire on Thursday from 1-9 p. m.

Funeral Friday morning. Hign mas or requiem In Bt. Scholastic Church, Aspinwall, at 10 30 o'clock. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the Pittsburgh Skin and Cancer foundation or American cancer Society. Interment private.

McEVOr on Tuesday. June 7. 1960, NoraJ. Klllen Mcfcvny of 111 Kterling wife of Daniel M. Mr r.voy; motner ot Mrs.

wiae iram- mell, Charles, Mary Margaret and John McEvoy; 12 grandchildren; sister ot Mrs. May weite, Mrs. Margaret Pulfer, Mrs. narmeen MrKinnev and James Klllen. Friend received (t JOSEPH t'OL- L1GAN FUNERAL HOME.

608 War rington Ave. Funeral on Saturday. Jun 11, at 8 a. m. High mass if requiem In Bt.

Henry's Church at a. m. rrienaa invitea. MILLER On Tuesday. Amelia Janicek, beloved wile of the late Max Miller of 1340 Ulaim si.

mother of Raymond Moose), Arthur W. and Elmer J. Miller; also two grandchildren. Fu neral from the CHAPEL OF WALTER J. 622 Lockhart on Saturday at 8 a.

m. Requiem mass in St. Ambrose church at oeiock. bacrea jieart League, Christian Mother Society and friend invited. MILOWSKI (Miller) On Wednesday.

June 8, lbtjO. John of 2j03 Mission Southside; father of Prank Milowski; brother of Martin, Andrew and Anna Yarnecka. Fnends received at the JOHN J. GMITf FUNERAL HOME, 119 So. 15th St.

Funeral on Tuesday at 2 p. m. NEELET Clyde of 1028 Decatur Northtide, suddenly, on Tuesday. June 7. 1960.

at Allegheny OeneTal Hospital. Friends received at the J. H. CRUNKLETON FUNERAL HOME. 1108 Liverpool Northside.

where servicea will be held on Friday, June 10, 1960, at 1 p. m. PACKER On Wednesday, June 8. I960. Isaac A.

Packer of 718 East End husband of the late Nella Otter Packer; brother-in-law of Mr. and Mr. Douglass Bag-grlv. Prtend received at th (OOK FUNLRAL HOME. 210 F.at End from 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. service, on Saturday at iu a. m. FOE Suddenly, on Tuendsy, Jun 7. I960.

Mane Jane Naymick. wife of Earl H. C. Poe of 721 Hnrhtm Rd Northside: dauehler of George Naymick, sister of Mrs. Ann Armonister, Mra.

Due Yockie. Helen. Katherine. Peter, George John Michael and Joseph W. Naymick; aunt ot Navmick.

Friends received at the HAHGER FUNERAL ilU.ifc, M20 W. Library Bethel Park. Requiem high mas in St, Peter Church, Northside, Pittsburgh, on Saturday morning at 9 a. m. PUSKAR On Wednesday.

June 8, I960. Stev of Church Bethel park, nuoand oi vioiei rusnar, in Europe; father of John Puskar of Bethel Park, and thre daughter, In Europe; alao three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren of Bethel Park. Friends received at the HARGER FUNERAL HOME 6120 W. Library Betnel parit Services Saturday at 2 clock. 1900, Margaret renyus, Deioira ire or r.dwara rtunipu-r or Cornell Ave, West View; mother of Robert E.

RumDler of Avalon; sister ot Mrs. joaepn Anna i nrusna oi weat Minun. Mrs. tnaries ttnza betht Lan ot West Mifflin. Mrs Jame iE.eanorl Lanmer of ew York.

Mrs. Zo tan iPau inei Per- hac of Whitaxer. Stephen of Mt. Washington. Andrew of Whitaker John W.

and Joseph Fenyus, both of West Mifflin; aiao one grana. son. Fnends received at MrlMl.V ALiVS FUNERAL HOME. 629 Call-fornia Avalon. Tim el funeral announced later.

RUTKOWSKI On Thursday June I960, Wltold of 2S22 Mint-wood beloved husband of Ann, and father of Sr. Marv Lieouri. SF.N., and Stanley: also grand daughter, Beverly. Funeral on Monday at 9 a m. from the BOUEK FUNERAL HOME.

249 Main Lawrenceville. 6olemn requiem mass at 10 a m. In Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Family will re ceive friend 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

S.ANVER Suddenly, on Wednesday. June 8, I960, Jame beloved husband of Ruin Robertson Sanner of 45 Academy Place, Ml. Lebanon, formerly of Ebcnsburg. father of Jame Ross Banner. Jr brother of Edwin W.

of Worth- lrgton. O. Friends received at the BE1NHAIER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty from 2-4 ana 7-8 n. Thursday and Friday. Services and interment Grandview Cemetery, Johnstown, Pa, on Saturday 11 m.

RnlT cm Thursday June 9 I960, Antonio of 1600 Broadhead Deiovett husband ot Angeia lather of Mrs. Elsie Valerio. E. Frank Bciullo and Mra. Vera Buccille; brother of Frminio Sci-ullo.

Mrs. Angeline Rossi of Minneapolis and Felice 8 Sciullo of Italy; also survived oy eight grandcnn-dren. Fnends received at the FEB-BRARO FUNERAL HOME, 123 Mra dow St. Solemn requiem high maas in Our Ladv Help of Christians cnurcn on Monday at 9 JU a. m.

SG4RLATA On Thursday, June 9. I960. Anthony, son of lgnaz and tne lBte Hntina sganata, laie oi 1304 Kandusky hortnsiae: brother of Joseph. Ignatius. and Salavtnre and the late Frank Paul Scarlata.

Fnends received at AERI KI.I'S CHAPEL, E. North Ave. at Sandusky St. Requiem high masa in Bt. Peter Church.

W. Ohio on Monday at 9 a. m. SMITH At Atlantic City. on Wednesday, June 8, I960.

Miss Dora formerly ot Pittsburgh; sister of Mrs. Delia Barber of Pittsburgh: also survived by ev-eral niece and nephews. Graveside aervices at Union Dale Cemetery Saturday moming at 10 30 o'clock. SMITH Suddenly, on Tuesday evening June 7, I960. Richard Edwin.

beloved husband of Mar garet Ann Harshaw Smith of 217 Hilanns Fen Avon. Members oi iiruevue Loore l-orM. Pennsylvania Consistory. Syria Temple and friends received at MclMINM.n'R El MRU, HOME. 529 Calilornia Avalon.

from 3- -Sand 7-9 30 where serv ices will oe held Friday afternoon at 2 clock. SMITH Suddenly, Wednesday morning, Vincent J. iBucki, husband of Grraldme Gibbons Smith; father of Patncia Dov'e. Geraidme Jacquetyn and Daniel Smith: son of Martha Smith brother of Mary Presser. Funeral services from McCABF.

BROS. FUNERAL HOME. S300 Penn on Saturday, June 1960, at 11 a m. SPRAGUE On Wednesday. June 8.

1960. John hushand of the laie Ana tprague oi yiz w. Forth Ave. Funeral from the GEORGE F. SMITH EINERAL HOME.

1200 Federal St on Saturday, June 11, at iu jv a m. STYPUI A Of 355 Eleventh Sharp'-burg. on W'ednetday, June 160. Paul, husband of Caro hue li-h; father of Mary Walker. Nellie Wiczewaki.

Helen Linder, Sally Roman. Millie Biedrzvckl. Jnpn Stawley Joseph and Thomas P. Btvpula; brother of Mrs. Nelli Sta'nczak.

Mr. Helen Lipciynskl. John. Miehiel and the lat Thoma Stypula: also 20 grandchildren and one great-grand-chi'd. Friends recelvd at the HOI 7HEIMIR BOCK FUNFR4I.

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ft at 10 clock. TAKQ.ITNIO On Tuesday, June 7, i960, steiia r. oi iu ursno view wit of William Tar quinto: mother of Angelo. Philo- mena and daughter ot ur. ana Mra.

Angeio ceimo; sister of Mr. Jennie Contrlstano, Dolores. Leonard, carmen. Dome nick and th lat Vincent Celmo; niece oi Lucy and carl Mazza Friends received at the BRUSCO FUNERAL HOME, 214 Virginia ait. waaningion.

eoiemn tte quiem High Masa In Bt. Mary of the Mount Church on Saturday at 9 a. m. VFVERKA Anton, age 81 year. of 1147 Goettman Troy Hill, on Wednesday, June 8, 1960, husband ot the ate fcmi lamer oi Mrs.

Mary Btcnle. Anthony and Jotin Veverka: also five Grandchildren and one great-graxidcnun. Members of Knights of St. Wenceslaus Society No. 18 BCBU.

and friends received at tne kkavx v. LLHitin FUNERAL HOME, 1400 Monterey N. until 8 a. m. Saturday Requiem nign masa Bt, wences laus cnurcn at 9 a.

m. WHI.IAMS On Thursday. June 9, 19u0, Anna M. Williams tnee Kynoni, widow of Josedh Williams oi 932 Aioem uormont; be loved sister of Esther S. Evnon Mr.

Jenni Mr. Bessie Stanley of Franklin. Mrs. Elsie E. Rahde.

Friends received at the BK1NHAUER MOBTUABY 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services Monday aiternoon at ociocx. Member, ot Aliogo Chanter 1244, O.E.S., and lnends Invited WOLF Frank aged tl. on Wednesday, Jun 8. 1960, cf 1724 Freemont McKersoort.

formerly of Agnew Lane. Carrtck, nusoana oi rnscina a. norn la ther of Daniel, Prank Jonh Paul. Anne and Stella Qtialters. Friends received at the HUNTER- EDMUN'DRON-HTKIFFLEB I1S1B AL HOME, 600 Market Mc-Kresport.

High mas of requiem on Friday at 9 a. m. In St. Mary's German Church. Interment in the pariah cemetery.

WOLK On Wednesday, June 8, I960, at 616 p. rannle Wolk beloved wife of the late Sol Wolk; mother of Mr. R. Morn Glick. Mrs.

Jame W. Harris, Mrs. Joseph R. Simon, Jacob Wolk, Leonard Wolk and Herbert Wolk; aister of Abe Levy of Los Angeles. also eitnt grandchildren.

Services at the KALrn M.HI I.AB HAFEL. 6M19 Center on Friday at 11 a. m. interment na Israel cemetery In place of flowers, family auggests contnbutlon be made to a favorite chanty. WOOD Suddenly, on Thursday.

June 9. 19W), Wale aged 69 vears, of Mars, husband of Georgia Pellman Wood; father of Richard M. and iwis wood both of Mars, brother of L. 8. Wood of Seattle, Wash.

Members of Crawford Lodge 234. PA-AM, and fnends will be received at MCDONALD'S FUNERAL HOME, Mars. Pa. where services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 COCK. TINGLING On Wednesday after- noon, June 1960, Harry be loved husband or Margaret C.

Tingling ot 813 Taylor Avalon. iatner oi rtonaia xsaroara r. ana David E. Yingling; son ot Edgar xingung oi Oliver nun, Mary land; brother ol Mrs. Mabel ster ner of Hollis.

Long Island, Miss Mildred of Denver. Colo, and Ralph rj. xingung oi cniuicotne. Ohio. Prfends received at McDONALDS FUNERAL HOME, 529 California Avalon.

Funeral services at tne Tnnity LUtneran cnuren. Cal ifornia Avalon. on Saturday aiternoon at 2 30 Clock. FOLLER On Wednesday. June 8.

I960. Louia of 336 Center West View, husband of Clara Herman Zoller; father of the lat Pearl S. Heyl; brother of George mxs. tmma f.icneiman and Mrs. Mamie Reseck: grandfather of Dr.

Frank E. Heyl, also two great-granncniioren. mnrrai irom the 8CHELLHAAS FUNERAL home, 3i center welt View on Saturday at 2:30 c. m. Friends Invited.

Family request, friend be receivea irom ana 7-ip n. m. lars iu ana 13 stop at aoor. In Memoriam VRKD Barsnttl Your gentle face and patient smne wttn saaness we recall. yfiu naa a kindly word lor each and died beloved by all.

Sadly missed by vioce ana umiiy. I florists-Funeral Designs MU.2-MA.inin AC Spray JC 1300 Miunw Basalts LEE'S FLORAL SHOPPE 2117 Centre. CO 1-9279 EX 1-0433 LIBIM SMALLET Flowers for Remembranco GRant 1-2200 FMonumental-CemeteryLofs ALLEGHENY MEMORIAL PARK 2 fl-grav lots. Block O. Reasonable All- quippa.

Eases 6-7332. ALLEGHENY County Memdrial Park 6 grave lot, 8360. Mayflower 1-6061. ALLEGHENY MEMORIAL PARK 3 6-crav lots. Block O.

Reasonable. Ali-quippa. Ease 5-7338. ALLEGHENY Memorial Cemetery 2 grave lot. Block B.

Beautiful level lo cation. 2si reasonaoie. uxrora o-rzs Jeff Mem 4 grv lot 8350 HO 8-0642 Iwlt. Royat. 4 grv lot 8300.

PO 1-2879 MT. Royal Cemetery 8-graves. Will divide. KeasonaDle. HI.

3-3170. NEW FRIENDS FOB OLD! When you can no lonrer use those Items vou ve atoreo. traa em tor new througn Ciained. Legal Notices Etatc of Eunice L. Wilson or Eu nice K.

Wilson, deeeaspd. of WH kinsburc No, 2533 ot i960. Letter un hr estate wtre Ki anted to the understmed who re quests til persons hivin? claims or (ipmiuaa atat mt the estate of dece dent to maite known the tame and alt persons indebted to decedent to ir-Ee payment without apiay to Jtn iarite. joh Mounuora rsn. 14 ana uotim jsneetey.

17 11 Morton LxruvntburB. Fa. Howard J. Hailett; Hazlett. Gannon.

Walter and Jacob. 70S Park rgn. ra. Estate of Eva. P.

Hoerath. derraxed of Mt. lranoo Twr. No. 3626 of i Woo.

Letters teKtainentarr on her esraiaf were rnamea to tne unoer- fpned tio reouert-s all Dersnri bav in claims or otrnanis aramtf the eHtate dpcedent to matte known he snm and all Denqona indehteii tn dffdent to maite nsvment without apiay to Faui v. Howratu. Extr. 908 Mmnn Ben Awan Brourh. Pa William J.

Powell. 500 Stnd-ard Life BMg Pgh. 22, Pa. Estate of Catherine A Kutrhei nr Kiiiefn Hurnes. oecevd.

Pen. No. 304 of I960. ptrrrentarT her estate were rrantea to the undwuirned who re-ouests all persons ltevinr cialm or demands apainst the estate of decedent tn make known the ame and all persons indroted to decedent to make payment without dtfny to James HUfrnea. 32fi rnvrtith fit Prh pa Alice D.

Thins: Tobias A Tobiaa. 314 BakeweU Ptrh. 19. Pa. Estate of Will turn J.

Sch avoir de- ceflsed, of SpriCLdale. No. 2609 of isiO. Letters testamentary on his estate ere rranted to the under-suned who requests all persons ravins-claims or demands aeaimt the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persona Indebted to decent to make payment without dlav to Michael Zerovlrh. R47 Railroad Sprlnirfale.

Louii riaster. Att y. 340 Ninth New Kensington. Pa Estate of Albert C. wOaschhach.

debased, of Thombur Biroush. No. 2620 of 1960. Letters testamentary on his estate were runted to the underslirned who requests all persons havinf claims or demands affalrut the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make pavment without delay to Rosemary Daschbach. Extra 1060 Thorohurg.

Ptrh. 5. C. Bonner: F. H.

At wood, Attyg 3 1 20 Farmers Bank Prh. 23. Pa. Jam" A. Ash ton.

Attorney at Law. 501 Grant Butidinr. Pittsburgh, Ps Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act of May 24. 5. P.

L. 967 at amended, of Intention to file in the offtee of the Secretary ft the Commrmwraith of Pennsylvania, at Hamsburg. and in the office of the Pn'honotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allerheny County, on Wednesday, the 15th day of June. I960, a Certifirate tor the conduct of a r.usmess tn AlleEheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Nationwide Mftnrs, with its prinMpal place of business at 915 I.ysle MrKeesport, Pa.

The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said busirws are: M. A. Gottlieb. 1415 Kansas Avenue White Oak, McKeesport Pa. Additional Legals on Pages 6-8-9 Babysit lit fiousewort MU 1-0870 Babysit wishwaah housewrls PE 1-3684 Babysitting lite hsewrk EL 1-3894 Babysit lite housewrk $25 GR 1-2764 Babysit tfter school PB 1-7905 Babysit f'er school PE i-7905 Babysit anytime cap MU 3-5347 Bookkeeper full charge FAa-4335 ChlldTare orJaundry ret MA 1-7928 COOK Salad and sandwich maker 21 years epenence.

WA. 1-0747 Girl dr hourework 5 day Cfl 1-6011 Girl des babysitting MU 8-5347 Girl cleaning 8 day WE 1-3156 Daywrk laundry ref MU 1-3583 Daywork and babysitting CO 1-3246 Daywork Iron babysit clean AT 1-9790 DAYWORK steady. West View, North Hills re. raina 3-oubm. Daywork das ctp ref Daywork ateady exp PS.

1-8482 TU 4-2093 Daywork exp steady MU 2-5455 Daywork 3 days weekly HU 1-6069 Daywork wanted Call FA 2-5361 Utrf Vrf Cm 1 Kasnnnnt Vldnity. Valley 4-4719. Exp col rrt des daywork GR 1-8315 FXP. woman dea. davwork (Cameele.

Elliott. Cratton district i. WA 1-5471 Exp woman dea daywork MU 3-2571 Housecleaning des exp InwTit-hm op rrt. HI 1-1940 EM 2-7137 LAl'NDBY or cleaning desired by exp. woman.

Fremont 1-5212. Laundry work exp ret FR 1-M44 Laundry work wanted ref MA 1-7929 Mom a helper hs girl exp EM 2-1449 PRACTICAL nurs Full or part time desired. Mayflower 1-3802 RKFINE whie woman Wlh 12-er-old rlrl wants laundre w-irk done tn home Beautiful shirt Ironer (rrjr-tams stretched, blarkr.) Reasonable once. CHurchlU 1-500S at alteration exp EM 2.1381 Typing at home exp BR 6-3405 Tvptng at hom or part time office work. year business experience PE 1-9378.

Tvptn at home WALLWASH rliahi woman. Free estimates. FA. S-8674. Wa'lwashmg.

exp. woman. FA 3-0665 WOMAN desires Irrfel da or I-gnt ciesnir.g. Emers-ai i-4ss. young colored xirl licht h-'Je-wnrk.

ironing. Experien'd. Reference. Call Churchill 2-58 B. YOVNG handicapped girl tfeliret arcn cr.lidren I ares to companion to eid-v wTrn.

pabole. dependable. IU S-534T. 2t Schools and Colleges etstta.si.ws IBM or PBX rLORrCE ITf AT. 1-041 Exclusively Girls, Jenaint Ar-cue.

GR. 1-6223. -J.

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