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FASE 18 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Obituaries TUcSDAY, APRIL 25, I960 State Announces District Detours The State Hig'hways Department announced tnrlav Ht nnrc 4, Mrs. William George Brown Mrs. William George J3rown died Friday in Louisville, Ky at the age of 88. Mrs. Brown was a resident of Pittsburgh for many years and was the widow of Dr.

William George Brown who taught chemistry at the University of Missouri. She was the mother of the late Mrs. James Madison Graham Jr. of Pittsburgh. Mrs.

Brown was the daughter of Captain James White, professor at Washington Lee University, Lexington, and as- sistant to its president, General Robert E. Lee. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Helen Bruce of Louisville, and three grandchildren, James Madison Graham III of Cleveland, William George Brown Graham and Isabelle Louise Graham of Pittsburgh. Funeral services and burial were held at Lexington, Va.

IF YOUK CHILD ha outgrown that musical instrument, why not sell It through a Press Want Ad. Phone CO. 1-4900. on streets In the Pittsburgh dis Retired Police LieutenantDies In East End D. R.

Fitzsimmons Funeral Tomorrow Funeral services for Dairi Tt 141 trict, iney include: Greentree Boroueh Washing. Cold War Difficult Job of Reporting NEW YORK, April 25 (UP) Individual reporters are much more on their own now in covering the cold war than they were during World War II, Hugh Baillie, president of the United Press, said today. Mr. Baillie made his comment during a review of recent U. P.

operations at the annual meeting of United Press executives. "During the last war," Mr. Baillie recalled, "everybody knew which man was on which side. A correspondent was Dart of thp a ton Rd. from Cochrane Rd.

to wu It? the Greenhouse will be closed until about Sent. 15. A riPtnnr of five miles will be necessary. The road was closed last Wednes ncsirons retired lieutenant cl police, will be tomorrow at 2 p. n.

in the Gilbert Mclnnes day. McKeesport, White Oak and East McKeesport Fifth Ave. extension will be closed until about July 1 for rebuilding and resurfacing. A detour of three miles will be necessary. The road was closed April 11.

Jeannette Harrison Ave. will be closed until about Sept. 15. A detour of 1 mile will be necessary. The road was rlnsn GIMBELS Complete Cleaning Service army to which he was assigned.

April 17. as Near to You as Your Phone (Call AT. 1-4400, EXT. 77B) ine Army iacintated his travels and his communications. "Now many of-our correspondents are functioning in countries which are hostile to the representatives of a free press.

They run the risk of expulsion and arrest. These men, operating under the threat of the displeasure of the government, must rely on their own good judgment and common-sense to guide them In their daily work." Wilkinsburg State Route ISO will be closed until May 12. The Department closed the road two rf i 1 weeks ago upon request of the Wilkinsburn Joint Water A nth-. ity. A two-mile detour will hp necessary.

FC0R ERN'E PYLE-A portion of the crowd of memoriseTces for War Cdrrespondent Ern.e Pyle are shown at le Shima as Norman 'Pop' Porter (riqht) reads a cablegram from Roy Howard, president of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers The Press columnist was the victim of lopgnese bullet ir.eral Home, Butler St. at 46th, LawTencevCle. Mr. Fitzsimmons. a life-long resident el Pittsburgh, died in his home, 906 Jancey East End.

He was 73. Retired in 1930 Ke had served as a lieutenant cn the City police force for 30 years, retiring in 1930. Born in he was a former elder in the Seventh Ujtited Presbyterian Church. Ke was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police; McCand-less Lodge F. A.

Duquesne Knights Templar; Per.r.r.5yvania Consistory and Syria Temple Patrol. His Survivors Surviving are his widow, Mrs. osephir.e Marmagin Fitzsimmons; two sons. Paul and David R. Fitzsimmons three sisters.

Mrs. Laura Liederman. Mrs. Mae Parsons, and Mrs. Pearl Ellen-berger; a brother, Raymond Fitzsimmons, and six grander il linen.

Burial wO be in Allegheny Cemetery. Frederick C. Swearingen Funeral services for Frederick DIAMOND 1MB ELS I 7 lumbia Hospital Sunday. She lived at 743 Franklin VVil- kinsburg. Exceptional Vouc Weddmg Ring Mrs.

Goffe was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church. her home at 227 Park Entrance Mt. Lebanon, today. Mrs. Beardsley was a member of St.

Paul's Episcopal Church of Mt. Lebanon and the D.A.R. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Helen B. Hazlett, of Columbus, Mrs.

Martha B. Robbins. of East Orance. N. Legion Ppst to Hold Last Parley at Restaurant Pittsburgh City Post 59, Amer-ican Legion, will hold a special meeting in the Nixon Restaurant at 12:15 p.

m. tomorrow, marking the Closing Of the restaurant Wilkinsburg; past president of the Ladies' Aid Societv of the church; Orient Chanter No. 35. The post was born in the Nixon, Mrs. Ruth B.

Huff, of Mt. Leba O.E.S.; Wilkinsburg Court No. 10, Order of the Amaranth, and past president of the Republican Council of Women. non, and Mrs. Virginia B.

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Martha E. Lane and Mrs. Alice grandson; 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Beinhauer Mortuarv. 2630 W.

ueuuea. E. Price, of WilkinsburEr. and Liberty where services will be tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

Burial will be in Homewood Cemetery. COURT 1-4900 is the magic number for quick Want Ad results. Call today. Mrs. Frances V.

Maurer of Wes-bury, N. one son, William F. Goffe of Pittsburgh; seven grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. R. B.

Crispen and Mrs. H. Convenient Terms, Low Carrying Charge Plus 20 Tax Ferdinand Habetla Loos bwearmgen, former vice president and general manager cf the old J. C. Swearingen Ink Cd Pittsburgh, were held Friday in Coolville, according to word received here yesterday.

Mr. Swearingen died Wednesday in his home in Coolville. He Ferdinand Hahptl a k. oranam Funeral serices will be at 2 rer core-iriaker for Conway WEDNESDAY ONLY! p. m.

tomorrow in the Wareham Funeral Hnmp Rphowa Aim was S3. I V. LA A V-. OilU a GIMBELS Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Since his retirement, he Sl- vv uKinsourg. Burial in-ill i ww.f viiv ounud ill JUS home at 107 Lippert Millvale.

Mr, Habetla was a resident of Millvale for 30 years. He was a member of the Holy Name Society at the St. Anthony's Church, Millvale. Mail, Box 1016; Phone GRant 1-8 WO oeen active in laming and the i 111 Ul cemetery iviembers of the O.E.S. will shoe repair Tit IT Mr.

Swearingen Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jessie McNatt Swearingen; a daughter, Mrs. Bess Netzel; two sons, William E. and LawTence, both of Ohio; 11 grrandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and two hold services in the funeral home at 8 p. m.

today. Isadore Lampel Services for Isadore Lampel, 56, were held yesterday in the Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Center Ave. Leather or Composition HALF SOLES Fabulous! ew Worlds He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna Hufer Habetla; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Bloss, Mrs.

Josephine Gulasy and Miss Anna Habetla, and a son, John M. Habetla. Friends are being received at the Andrew J. Si Hi TTnnorol Men's Women's Children's Coolville on f1' aItrie was in Burial Fridav. Home, 123 North Millvale.

died Sunday in Montefiore Use Your Charge Account tiospitaL Kequiem high mass will be sung at 9 a. m. Thursday in the He was a life-Ion? resident of So Rtpair, upper eve oi. Anmonys Church. i Burial will be i Mm.

Cemetery. I 1 of Beauty for YOU 6y Max Factor 1 iL Mrs. Amelia Kliniinj Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Klinzing, 81, of 519 Gif-fn Mt. Oliver, who died in Shadyside Hospital Sunday, will be at 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the John Slater Funeral Home, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Mrs. Klinzing, who was born in Pittsburgh and lived here all her life, will be buried in Jefferson Memorial Park. Widow of John E.

Klinzing, she was a member of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Carrick. She is survived by one son, N'orman E. Klinzing; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. William F.

Goffe Mrs. Stella Gibson, Goffe, wife of William F. Goffe, emploved by Allegheny County, died in Co- Pittsburgh, and was engaged in the restaurant business here for 35 years. He was a memher of the Tree of Life Congregation and many charitable organizations. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Harriet Lampel; a daughter, Shirley; a son, Robert, and one brother, Israel Lampel of New York. Burial was in Tree of Life Cemetery. Alfred F. Murray Word has been received here of the death of Alfred F. Murray, of 3271 W.

Twelfth Erie. Funeral services were held in the rugger Funeral Home at Erie Saturday and later in the Blessed Sacrament Church, Erie. Mr. Murray was district manager for the American United Life Insurance Co. since 1935.

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