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SCHAErER At New Brighton. on Monday, Jan. 19. 1951. Elizabeth Houlette.

mother of Albert H. and David F. Schaefer. Friends received at Young's Funeral Home. 1133 Penn New Brighton, where funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock.

SCHAFFNER On Sunday. Jan. 14. 1951. Peter of 1016 Sheffield husband of Josephine SchafT-ner; father of Mrs.

Alma Oalant and Edwin C. 8chaffner; son of Emma Schaffner; brother of Mrs. Emma Schneiderlochner; also four grandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schellhaaa At Son, 707 East on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. SCHMIDT On Sunday. Jan. 1931, at 8:40 p. Frederick John Schmidt, of 2130 Crosby Beech-view, husband of the late Blanche Falrman Schmidt: father of Mra.

Blanche Hoover. Mrsi Grace Cart laser, Mra. Jessie Zechender. Mrs. Sarah Nock.

Mrs. Nellie Oreen. Edward, Randle and Fred J. Schmidt: alao survived by 35 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Wm.

Slater Ac Sons Funeral Home. Shlraa and Bensonia Broadway, Beechvlew. where services will be held Wednesday, Jan. 17. at 3 p.

SELLERS On January 15. 1951. Belle, wife of the late William H. Sellers of 417 West Wilkinsburg; survived by two daughters. Mrs.

J. P. Collins, Mlsa Beryl Sellera and two sons, Lloyd and Francis Sellers: four grandsons, five greatgrandchildren -and four great-greatgrandchildren. Friends received at T. D.

Turner's. 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg. Services on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SHAFFER On Sunday Jan. IT 1351, Walter of 1114 Maplewood Ambrldge, husband of Florence Miller and brother of Henry, of Freedom.

Friends received at the Matter Funeral Home. 1133 Church Ambrldge. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. 8LANINA Sunday, Jan.

14. 1951, Fred husband of Margaret St ler-helm. of Rebels Corners, Perrysville; father of Mrs. Eleanor Kohl, John H. (-Tack) and Fred Slanina aon of Martin and the late Maria Barbua Slanina; brother of Mary C.

and Joseph A. Slanina. Frlenda received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 10T52 Perry Highway. Perrysville.

Requiem high mass in St. Teresa's Church on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. RTAIGER At his home. 137 S. Bryant Bellevue.

Edwin O. Statger, husband of Ida M. Minor: father of Edwin J. Stalger. Frlenda received at the Gelseihart Funeral Home, 408 Cedar N.

8 where aervlces will be held Thursday af ernoon at 2 p. STRAIN At Eni residence. 3533 Campus N. 8., on Monday, Jan. 15.

1951. Ralph C. husband of Thelma Cain: father of Patricia Cleraenson. Betty Opipare and Rosa Strain: brother of Jack Strain. Friend received at Aeberli's Chapel.

East North Ave. at Sanduskv St. Services on Thursday at 2 p. m. TRZCIALKOWSKA (Tra.key) Of 232 Clifton Sharpsburg.

on Sunday, Josephine, wife of Chester Trzclalkowska; mother of Cecelia, Budvtk, Mary, Ogrodnlk, Lottie and Walter Trxclalkowska; also seven frandrhlldren. Friends received at he Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Home. Main St. at 9th. Sharpaburg.

Requiem high mass in St. John Cantlua Church on Thursday at 10 a. m. VETTER At his residence, 128 N. Wlneblddle Sunday.

Jan. 14. 1951. August beloved husband of th late Blanche Calhoun Vetter: father of Mrs. Marie Wessell and Lawrence H.

Vetter: five grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild. Friends received at the Straka Funeral Home. 5010 Liberty where services will be held Thursday, Jan. 18. at 2 p.

m. WAGNER On Sunday, Jan. 14. 1951, at 10:20 p. Conrad Wagner, age 76 years: husband of the lata Elizabeth Ruckert Feldner Wagner, of 139 Scenerldge father of Anna Ruffing.

Katherlne Dup-pre. Clara. Carl and William Feldner: grandfather of Clara and Katherlne Ruffing. Frlenda and members of Bavarian Beneficial Assn. 1, of South Side.

Carrick O. B. TJ. 338 and German Evangelical Church may call at the William C. Hirt Funeral Home, 704 Brownsville Road (at Alice St.) Services Thursday at 2:30 p.

WALTER On Sunday. Jan. 14. 1951, Clara late of 1309 Froman In her 79th year. Friends re-reived at the Miller Funeral Home.

1550 Lowrle St. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name Church Wednesday at 9 a. m. Friends invited. WEISER On Sunday, Jan.

14. 1951. Harry husband of Sophie Harris. Friends may call at the L. P.

Smith Funeral Home. 1615 Brighton Road, where services will be held on Thurs- day at 2 o'clock. WHALEN On Sunday, Jan. 14. 195U Catherine of 3900 Nantasket Greenfield, daughter of the late Patrick and Elizabeth Whalen.

and sister of Elizabeth Whalen. Friends received at the Kanal Funeral Home, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 17 at 8:30 a.

with solemn high mass in St. Rosalia's R. C. Church at 9 o'clock. WHITCOMB On Jan.

15. 1951. Ralph husband of Hazel Bronner Whltcomb. of North Pike. Penn father of Mrs.

Lola Mcduskev. Friends received at T. D. Turner's. 729 Wsllace Wilk.

Services Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. WINTERS Of 39 S. 14th Saturday. Jan. 13.

1951, Roy husband of Catherine Riedl Winters; father of Alice Mae McDowell; brother of Martha Lewis: 2 grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Harry A. Readshaw Funeral Home.

1503 Brownaville Rd. at the Boulevard. Member of Bingham St. M. E.

Church. WOLFE On Monday, Jan. 15. 1951. John Wald Wolfe of 699 Rolla husband of the late Flossie Hutchinson: father of Marv Haas and John Wolfe, Florence Bodnar and Dolores Miller: Services at Oeorge F.

Smith's, 1200 Federal Thursday, Jan. 18, at 2 p. m. WOLF On Sunday, Jan. 14.

1951. Louia, brother of Mra. Anna J. Seller and the Rev. Thomas) Wolf, O.

8. of Carrolton. Friends received at the D. E. Wehrle Funeral Home.

405 No. Millvale. Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 17 at 9:13 a.

m. Requiem high mass at Bt. Ann's Church at 10 a. m. WUERTHELE On Tuesday.

Jan. 16. 1931. Eilsaebth Kimmlch Wuerthele. of 2839 East beloved wife of Phillip Wuerthele- mother of Albert.

Agnes, George and Ernest Wuerthele; alster of Fred and Otto Kimmlch; also 8 grandchildren. Funeral from the home of Schellhaaa and Son. 707 East N. 8. Notice of time later.

Members of Triumph Chapter O. E. Damascus White Shrine and friends invited. ZELEZNAK On Saturday. Jan.

13. Mary, wife of Joseph of 54 Chessman Etna; mother of Stephen Zelznak and Mildred Bosllovich. Funeral from the Rhein Funeral Home. 333 Butler Etna. Wednesday at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem high mass at St. Nicholas Church, Millvale. at 9 o'clock. ZIMMERMAN On Tuesdav.

Jan. 16th, Charles, beloved husband of the late Mary Zimmerman: father of Julius, Irwin, Morria and Louia Zimmerman: four grandchildren. Friends received at the Blank and Talenfeld Funeral Home. 374 South Negley Ave. (near Baum where services will be held on Wednesday Jan.

17. 1951. at 2 p. m. Interment Podolier Cemetery.

New York papers please copy. fmnmral Directors jay a. McCaffrey SERVING ALL DENOMINATIONS 300 SO. CRAIG ST. MU.

1-544 Store Executive Heads Civic Body G. A. Palmer director of Joseph Home was installed last night as chairman of the Group Work Division of the Health and Welfare Federation. He assumed office at ceremonies in the Downtown YMCA. Christopher Gunderson, chief Scout executive of the Allegheny Council of Boy Scouts, and Emery F.

Bacon, international representative of the United Steelworkers, were elevated to the post of vice chairman. The Group Work Division studies recreational and informal education needs of the community and is available for advice on meeting these, needs. Installed as members of the executive committee were Dorr P. Hartson, Nathan Katzen, Mrs. Walter Pettey, Julian Ruslander, William A.

Stewart, Alexander J. Allen, Kenneth W. Reynolds, Gilbert S. Turner, and Major William E. Chamberlain.

Walter L. Lynch was elected division delegate to the central policy and budget committee of the Federation. BUCHMAN Suddenly. Monday, Jan. IS, at 6:20 p.

Moses, of 133 Oak Indiana, Pa. Friends will be received at. hla late home, where, services will be conducted Wednesday. Jan. 17.

at 9:30 a. m. Interment Beth Shalom Ceme tery. Pgh. Oeorge Sunday.

Jan. 14. 1951. at 5 p. at Rldgeway, husband of Doris Bushey; father of Mrs.

Bernie Armstrong, of Edgewood. Pa. and Mrs. W. F.

Weimer, of Penn Hills, brother of Mrs. Charles Carle, of Ashtabula, Leo, of Warren. Lewis, of Ridgeway: Revine. of Cleveland and Charles, of Palnesville. also five grandchildren.

Friends received at Jack King Funeral Home, Ridgeway, with services Wednesday at 2 p. m. Burial in Oakmont Cemetery, Ridgeway, Pa. CARLE TTI On Monday, Jan. 15.

1951, Wanda Mary, wife of Joseph Carlettl: daughter of Stanley and Mary Marszalek; slater of John and Eugene Marszalek and Mrs. Antoinette Hundertmark. Friends received at O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home. S106 Second Hazelwood. Requiem high mass at St.

Stephen's Church on Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. CHIODO On Saturday. Jan. 13.

In Detroit. Charles, father of Charlotte; brother of Mrs. Concetta Yaccino, Mrs. Lena Yaccino, John. Mrs.

Lucille Pantuso, Anthony, Joseph and Arthur. Friends received at the McDermott Funeral Horn D. Bagnato, successor Third Ave. and P. R.

Carnegie. Fun-ral Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 9 a. m. DI PA SQL' ALE Donato.

of 20 Third Sharpsburg, Jan. 14. 1951, beloved husband of Frances Nlcollnl; father of John, August, Frank, Angelina Mango, Anna Monterossl and Emily Ferraro; brother of Conchetta Pietranbelo, Mary Carofelli and Emily De Bonis. Friends received at the Turano Funeral Home, 226 North Main Sharpsburg. Funeral Wednesday, Jan.

17. Requiem mass in Church of the Madonna at 10 a. m. DURBAN On Tuesday, Jan. llT 1951.

Anthony (Tonvl Durban, of 211 Bellevue West View, beloved husband of Marcella Heinlein Durban and father of A. M. Durban: one brother. Paul Durban of N. Y.

City: one sister. Rose Durban of Italy; also 1 grandchild. Funeral from the Schellhaaa Funeral Home. 388 Center West View, on Friday, at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass from St. Athanasius' R. C. Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. (Cars 10 and ",5 stop at door.) FAIX Monday. Jan. 15, 1951, Joseph of 215 Arch Otto, Olassport, husband of Evelyn Cairns; father of Patricia and Karen: brother of Dr. Philip Faix, of Pittsburgh; Edmund, of Clalrton; Vincent and Catherine, of Olassport.

Friends received at Wojciechowakl Funeral Home, 640 Vermont Glassport, till 8:30 a. m. Thursday, Jan. 18. 1951.

High mass of requiem at 9 a. m. in St. Cecelia's R. C.

Church in Glassport. Interment new St. Joseph's Cemetery, East McKeesport. FERENCT On Monaay. Jan.

15. 1951. at 1:20 a. John L. Fer-ency, age 77 years, of 29 Overland Duquesne Place.

Duquesne, beloved husband of Emma Fisher Fer-ency; father of Joseph Ferency. Mrs. Margaret Lakatos and Mrs. Helen Klsh. Friends received at the A He-brand Funeral Home, corner Commonwealth and Rlchford Duquesne.

Pa. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. High mass of reauiem in St. Stephen's Church. Mc-Keesport.

at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Duouesne, Pa. FIORE On Sunday, Nicholas Jr. of 120 Maxwell, beloved husband of Anna (Insognia); father of Frank Soli, Roland Omar and Marlene; grandfather of Rox Ann; son of Mrs.

Vincenza Fiore and the lata Nicholas brother of Mrs. Rosa Flore. Margaret Lofreda. Michael, Ralph, Mrs. Irene Martini, Mrs.

Ida Mussara, William, Edmond, Ouido, Raymond, Mrs. Gloria Colo-nello. Friends will be received at the De Rosa Mortuary. Paulson Ave. (at Wlnslow until Thursday at 8 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at Help of Christiana' Church at 9 a.m. FOX Of 219 Suncrest St. (formerly of Sharpsburg). on Sunday, Jan.

14, 1951. Mary Ann Kramer, wife- of Oeorge J. Fox; mother of Mrs. Maria Frussung, Raymond and Oeorge Fox; sister of Thomas Kramer and Mrs. Stella Matthews; 'also 3 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Friends and members of C. D. of A. 593 received at Walter 8. Schauta Funeral Home.

Brownsville Road at Knox and Suncrest. Funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church, Sharpsburg at 10 o'clock.

GOEBLITZ On Monday. Jan. 15. 1951. Elisabeth Kimmlch Wuerthele, ence Wiley Qoerlits.

Friends received at the Robert J. Freyvogel Funeral Home, 616 Washington Rd. at Academy Ave. Servicea and funeral Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited.

Please omit flowers. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. GRAHAM On Monday. Jan.

15. 1951, at her home, 717 North Lang Emma, beloved mother of William J. and Cvril. both of Detroit: Mrs. Valletta Klrby and Mrs.

Blanche Russell of Pgh. Funeral from McCabe'a Funeral Home. 7204 Thomas Blvd. Time later. GRILL Suddenly, on Sunday.

Jan. 14. 1951, at 5:55 a. Elmer husband of Jennie Patrick Grill; son of Albert and Bertha Bollln-berg Grill. Friends received at the Erny Funeral Chapel, 18th and Jane 8.

8. Funeral on Wednesday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Michael's Church at 9 a.

m. Friends invited. GRIMES On Jan. 14. 1951.

Charlotte Logan Grimes, of 5931 Howe wife of the late Arthur T. Grimes; mother of Mrs. W. C. Taylor of Trenton.

New Jersey; sister of Mrs. E. K. Garrett of Camden. New Jersey, and Mrs.

Abbie Benedict of Trenton, New Jersey. Friends may call at the Zepfel Funeral Home, 272 Shady East End. where servicea will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. GSTALDER On Monday Jan. IS.

1951. Martha wife of Paul A. Gstalder. of Gibsonia. R.

mother of Bernlce of Gibsonia and Mrs. Emllv B. Gever of Butler. R. one grandchild, one sister.

Mrs. Margaret Oarber of Pgh. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home. Mars. Requiem high mass at St.

Ktlllan's R. C. Churrh. Mars, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. WINNER At San Mateo.

on Sunday. Jan. 14. 1951. Edward William Gwlnner.

III. son of Edward W. and Elizabeth Day Owinner: grandson of Mrs. Edward W. Owinner of Pittsburgh.

Private aervlces at H. Samson's. 637 Neville Friday morning. HAMILTON Suddenly, on Monday. Jan.

15, 1951. at 6:05 p. Howard age 26 years, beloved husband of Evelyn Morsch Hamilton of 955 High son of Earl and Grace Milne Hamilton: brother of Robert M. and Eileen Hamilton. Friends received at the Joseph A.

Pappert and Sons Funeral Home. 711 Lockhart where services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. HARBAUGH Suddenly, on Sunday. Jan.

14. 1951. at Los Angeles. Elizabeth McMillan, in her 76th year, beloved wife of Harrison K. Har-baugb.

of 40 Western Green-tree. mother of Mrs. Rachel Seaber. Mrs. Anna Franks.

Samuel 8.. Mrs. Elva Pratt. Harrison K. Mrs.

Margaret Ruffing, Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner and Russell C. Har-baugh: sister of Mrs. Marv Williams of Pgh. and H.

A. McMillan of Greentree. Friends received at the H. G. Henney Funeral Home.

524 Washington Carnegie, after Thursday, where services will be held Saturday. Jan. 20. at 2 t. m.

In-terment Chartlers Cemetery. HESHIZER On Jan. 14. 1951. Armaretta Glessner Heshlzer.

of 414 Whitney Wilkinsburg, mother of Mrs. Sarah Deist. Mrs. Herbert Walker. Nellie C.

George James H. Heshlzer; also survived by 27 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Friends received at Court-iey Funeral Home. Franklin Ave. at Coal Wilkinsburg.

where, services will be held Tuesday evening at 8:00. Interment at Berlin. Pa. HOCK Suddenly, on 8undav. Jan.

14. 1951. at 4:10 p. nr. Katherlne Hegenback, of 2118 Sidney wife of the late Frank Hock.

Friends and members of L. C. B. Branch 224. received at the Erny Funeral Chanel.

18th and Jane S. S. Funeral on Thursday at 8 a. m. Reouiem high mass at 8t.

Peter's Church at 9 a. m. Interment Loretto Cemetery. Hl'FNAGEL On Sunday. Jan.

14. 1951, Mary C. Ranker, wife of the late John J. Hufnagel; daughter of Mrs. Mary Ranker: sister of Mrs.

Marcella Mueller. Anthony Joseph A. and Michael A. Ranker. Friends received at the family home.

105 Howard Millvale. Requiem high mass at St. Anthony's Church on Wednesday at 9 a. m. INGRAM At Sewlckley.

on Sunda'y. Jan. 14. 1951 Isaiah Ingram, husband of Hattle Garvin Ingram, of 914 Cook St. Father of Mrs.

Alice Lockhart of Ambrldge.i Miss Daisy Ingram, Thomas. David and Isaiah Ingram all of Sewicklev. Friends received at the Orav Funeral Home. 328 Beaver Sewicklev. Servicea at the Trtumnh Baptist Church.

8e- wlcklev. on Wednesday at 2 p. JENKINS On Sunday. Jan. 14.

in Mercv Hospital. George D. Jenkins, 308 E. Lincoln McDonald. husband of Marie Fellner Jenkins, and father of Edward, Genevieve, Helen and Mrs.

Douglas Lynch; four brothers, three sisters and one grandchild also survive. Friends received at the Pettit Funeral Home, 220 East Lincoln McDonald, Pa. Services Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 2:30 p. m.

JUSTICE On Monday. Jan. 15. 1951, at 6:45 a. Henry M.

Justice, of 814 Southern beloved husband of Charlotte Flowers Justice; father of Mrs. Thelma Schmidt; grandfather of Charles Schmidt. Friends received at the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons. Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held, Thurs- day, Jan. 18, at 2 p. m. KENTZEL On Monday, Jan.

15, 1951. Orville B. (Crick), of 622 -Teeca Bellevue. in his 30th year; aon of the late H. F.

Kentsel and Alma Kentsel Srhachter; brother of Jack S. and Ray A. Kentsel. Friends received at the Edward T. Daugherty Funeral Home.

366 Lincoln Bellevue, whera services will be held Tuesday evening at o'clock. Interment private W'ednps-day afternoon. KOHL On Monday. Jan. 15.

1951. at 7:10 a. George J. Kohl, husband of the late Sarah McOraw Kohl; father of Mrs. Irene Cronin.

Mrs. Margaret Welsh, Mrs. Anna Heldenreirh, Sarah and Joseph Kohl. Friends received at the family home. 1612 Belasco Beechvlew, until 9:15 a.

m. Thursday. Jan. 18. Solemn mass of requiem at St.

Cath-erlne's Church at 10 o'clock. KRAUSS At Los Angeles, on Monday, Jan. IS, 1951. Louis Krauss. beloved husband of the late Sonia Krausa and father of Samuel Isadora L.

and Allan Krausa of Bernard Krauss of Redwood City, Mrs. Edward Lencbner of Pgh. and Mrs. Harry Lieb of Los Angeles. brother of Jacob Krauss of Chicago, also 9 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. S509 Center Ave. Notice of time later. LaMONICA At his home, 6507 Cllf-lord E. formerly of Aspln-wall.

Domenlco. husband of the late Rosa Romano LaMonica; father of Mra. N. L. Zanca, Mrs.

Geo. Axe. Josephine, Joseph and Samuel La-Monica. Friends received at the Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Home. Main St.

at 9th, Sharpsburg. Solemn requiem high mass in the church of the Madonna Friday at 10 a. m. MARKEY On Sunday. Jan.

14. George, husband of Julia Stager; father of Mrs. Margaret Walker and Daniel Markey. Friends received at his late realdenoe. 604 13th Munhall, Pa.

Service Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 10 a. m. MrCORMICK On Monday. Jan.

IS, 1951. of 278 Beverly Road. Mt. Lebanon, Mary, wife of the late Thomas E. McCormlck; mother of Mrs.

Alfred M. Kragnea Sr. Friends will be received at John A. Frey-voBel'a. 3406 Fifth where aervlces will be held Wednesday afternoon, Jan.

17. at 2 o'clock. Interment Allegheny Cemetery He- mortal Park. McKENNA Suddenly, on Monday, Jan. 15, 1951, Frank beloved husband of Beatrice Hahn McKenna.

of 1 19 Birmingham Carrick. Friends may call at the Koonts Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Basil's Church at 10 a. m. I. B.

E. Local 5, F. O. E. 1520.

and friends invited. Interment in St. Wendelln'a Cemetery. MrKlBBEN On Sunday. Jan.

14. 1951, at his residence. 523 Hastings Dr. Alpbeus McKlbben. M.

husband of Constance Hartgering McKlbben; father of Margaret Jean and Juliet Nancy McKlbben. Friend a may call at the Rodeniser Funeral Home. 150 South Neglev E. were aervlces will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. MILLER Suddenly, on Saturday.

Jan. 13. 1951. Charles 8.. husband of Eva Rchuck Miller, of 112 Renne 16th Ward: also survived by 2 daughters, Eva J.

and Carol Ann; 2 sona, Charlea E. and Oeorge F. Miller: 1 sister. Hazel Miller: 1 brother. George K.

Miller. Member of V.F.W. Arsenal Poat 897 and the 107th Field Artillery. Military funeral. Frlenda received at the Cbapel of John H.

Slater Bon, 228 Brownsville Rd Mt. Oliver. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem mass in St. Henry's R.

C. Church at 9 o'clock. MLAY On Monday. Jan. 15.

1951, John Sr. of 207 Bellevue husband of the late Anna Lipchak, and father of John also one grandchild: brother of Frank. Friends received at the Albert A. Novak Funeral Home, 3313 Brighton Rd. Requiem high mass at St.

Alexander's Russian Orthodox Church Thursday at 9 a. m. MOORE On January IS. 1951. Emma S.

Moore of 440 South Wilkinsburg; survived by one brother, K. Moore of Larimer. Pa. Friends received at T. D.

Turner's. 729 Wallace Wilkinsburg. Services on Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock. MORRIS On Monday. Jan.

15. 1951. at 8:45 p. m. Emlvn, husband of Nora Goodwin Morris: grandfather of Mrs.

Helen Montgomery of Ohio. Funeral aervlces at the Fisher and' Owen Funeral Home. 126 Haselwood on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. MORRISON On January IS.

1951. Waller L. (Dick) Morrison of 48 Dewey Etna, husband of Ruth Swindell Morrison; father of Vern T. and Lois Miller: brother of Fred. William.

Hiriam and Mrs. Virginia McKean. Friends receiver at Mc-Intvre and Neely Funeral Home. 644 Butler Etna. Servicea Thurs-da at 2:30 p.

m. NARODZONEK On Monday. Jan. 15. 1951, Catherine Zubert, beloved wife of John Narodsonek.

Funeral from the Drzewieckl Funeral Home, 119 8. 15th 8. 8., on Thursday, Jan. 18, at 8 a. m.

Requiem mass at St. Adalbert's Church at 9 m. NEILSON Jan 14, 1951. at Detroit. John G-, eon of John P.

and the late Elizabeth Vaugban Nellsnn; brother of Mrs. Catherine Martin. Mrs. Violet Anderson. Mrs.

Jean Peters. Mrs. Leanna Roth, David and William. Friends received at the Jobe Funeral Home, 125 Church Turtle Creek, where services will be held Wednes-day at 2 p. m.

NEUBAUER Suddenly, on Louis R. beloved husband of Anna Keppel Neubauer. of 2313 Besse N. father of Mrs. Anna Henzler and the late Louia F.

Neubauer: brother of Mrs. Bertha Guttmann. Joseph and Carl; also 2 grandchildren. Funeral from the Chapel of Walter J. Sperling.

622 Lockhart 8t on Wednesday at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass at St. Boniface Church at 9 o'clock. City View Board of Trade.

Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Churrh, W. B. U. District No.

2 A. M. C. and Workmen of N. A.

Local 424 and friends invited. MLL On Monday. Jan. 15. 1951.

at her late home, 19 Moody Braddock, Pauline Brandstettler, widow of Robert NH1: survived by two daughters, Mrs. Bessie N. Ble-stnger and Mrs. William Gernhardt; son, Charles; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friends received at W.

L. Dowler Funeral Home, 20O Comrle Braddock. where servicea will be held on Thursday at 2 p. m. O'NEILL On Sunday.

Jan. 14, 1951, Agnes O'Donnell. beloved wife of the late James E. O'Neill, and mother of John M. O'Neill, Mrs.

Mary Brennan, Mrs. Rose Fle.dderman, Mrs. Margaret Lussky and Mrs. Eleanor Lutz; sister of Anthony, John. Catherine O'Donnell and Mrs.

Eleanor Quigley. Funeral from the Albert J. Freyvogel Funeral Home, 118 Craft on Wednesday, Jan. 17. 1951 at 9:30 a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Agnes R. C. Church at 10 a.

m. Friends invited. O'NIELL Of 1848 Cecil Sharpsburg. on Saturday, Beatrice, wife of William; mother of Lucy O'NIell and Cora Knochel; daughter of James and Lucy Schmalstleg; sis. ter of Virginia Gelsler, Lucy Carr, Margaret Varlev.

Leatrlce Kusluch, James and Robert Schmalstleg. Frlenda received at the Holzheimer and Bock Funeral Home, Main St. at Ninth, Sharpsburg. Requiem high mass in St. Joseph Church Wednes-day at 9 a.

m. PETRI On Tuesday morning. Jan. 16. 1951.

at the family home. 1504 Beechview Beechvlew. Silvio Petri, beloved husband Zelmira Petri (nee Rossi). Frlenda received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Lib-ertv Ave.

Notice of funeral later. FOHLOT On Monday. Jan. 15, Michael of 103 Parker husband of the late Susan Pohlot; father of Anna Ondlck, Susan Matey of Johnson City, N. Mary Ra-batin, Andrew Pohlot, Elizabeth Besser.

Helen and Rose Pohlot. Friends received at the Rheln Funeral Home. 333 Butler Etna. Funeral Thursday at 1 p. m.

Servicea at the Emanuel Lutheran Church, corner James and Sulsmon N. Pittsburgh, at 1:30 o'clock. ROGERS On Monday. Jan. IS.

1951. Edna Giles, beloved wife of Albert D. Rogers of 118 West 8th Homestead, mother of Miss Ruth Ann and David A. Rogers. Friends received at Gillen and Coulter Homestead.

where services will be held Thursday after-noon at 2 o'clock. ROYAL On Monday. Jan. IS. 1951.

J. Guv. of 4100 Grizella N. 8.. brother of George B.

Royal. Friends received at Aeberli's Chapel. East North Ave. (at Sandusky St.) Serv-lces on Thursday at 11 a. m.

RUEFPEL Of 15 Carrick on Tuesday. Jan. 16, at 5:45 a. Clara Guenther, wife of the late August Ruepnel. In her 87th year: mother of Mrs.

Oeorge Sperling, Julius A. Rueppel and the late Carl J. Rueooel: sister of George Ounther Sr. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Sons.

42S Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver. Services on Friday at 2:30 p. m. Tnter-ment in Zimmerman's Cemetery.

SAMEK Suddenlv. on Tuesday. Jan. 16. 1951.

John Edward, Infant aon of Martin and Eleanor Kukurln Samek. of 341 Marguerite Wit-merding; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kukurin. Friends received at the Dembec Funeral Home, 354 Marguerite Wilmerdlng.

Funeral Thursday, Jan. 18 Angel mass in St. Leocardta R. C. Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment St. Josepb'a Cemetery. East McKeesport. SAYENGA At Everett. on Saturday.

Jan. 13. 1951. at 3 a. Emma Foell Sayenga.

wife ef the late Jacob Sayenga. aged 81 years, formerly of Pittsburgh: mother of Edna Fahringer. Emma Sallade. Fred. George.

Henry Sayenga and Herman Sayer; also 11 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, one sister. Friends and members of South Hills Chapter No. 302, O.E.S., may call at the Wm. C. Hirt Funeral Home.

704 Brownsville Rd. a.t Alice upon arrival Wednesday, notice of funeral later. The cruise and resort styles for 1951 are aee-worthy, says Lenore Brundige. See her story and two pages of pictures In Roto Magazine with THE SUNDAY PRESS Obituaries Frank L. Richter Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.

m. in the Las-sahn Funeral Home, Baltimore, for Frank L. Richter, prominent in the printed form busi-nes here for 44 years. Mr. Richter died yesterday from a heart ailment at his home, 5609 Elmer Shadyside.

He was 68. He was the father of F. Garrett Richter, former Republican State Legislator from the East End. A native of Baltimore, Mr. Richter was district manager of the Atlanta Register Co.

and the Waltham Sales Book Co. He is also survived by his wid ow, Mrs. Lotta L. Richter; two brothers. Christian F.

and War ner Richter; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Beli and Mrs. Mattie Kal- tenbach; and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Lauden Cemetery, Baltimore. Louis R.

Neubauer Solemn requiem high mass will be sung for Louis R. Neubauer, member of the City View Board of Trade, at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the St. Boniface Church, North Side.

Mr. Neubauer died in his home at 2313 Bessie North Side, Sunday. He was foreman of the casing department of the Oswald Hess Packing Co for 17 years. The 69-year-old butcher was born In Austria and came to the U. S.

in 1906, settling in the North Side district. Besides the City View Board of Trade, he was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Baniface Church, the Working-men's Beneficial Union, District 2, Spring Hill; and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters Butchers Union, Local 424. Friends are being received in the Walter J. Sperling Funeral Home, 622 Lockhart North Side.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Keppel Neubauer; a daughter, Mrs. Anna Henzler of North Side; two brothers, Carl and Joseph Neubauer, both of Austria, and one sister. Bertha Guttmann, also of Austria. His son, Louis Neubauer, died eight months ago.

Mr. Neubauer will be buried In St. Mary's Cemetery, Ross Twp. Mrs. Edna G.

Rogers Mrs. Edna G. Rogers, lifelong resident of the Homestead dis trict, died yesterday in her home at 118 W. Eighth Ave. Born in Hays, Mrs.

Rogers was a member of the First Methodist Church of Homestead. She also belonged to the Home stead Chapter 139, Order of the Eastern Star, and the White Shrine of Homestead. Surviving are her husband, Albert D. Rogers; a daughter, Miss Ruth Ann Rogers; a son, David A. Rogers; and brother, Howard E.

Giles of Munhall. Friends are being received in the Gillen Coulter Funeral Home, 319 E. Ninth Home stead, where services will be at 2 p. m. Thursday.

Burial will be in Jefferson Memorial Park. 14 Men Enlist In Coast Guard The Coast Guard today announced that 14 men have enlisted. The recruits are: Louis J. Mark 554 3 Wilklns Are. William Kubleky.

1227 Marvlsta St. David Lyle. 4610 Barllnd Dr. Jacob L. Morris.

3627 Liberty Ave. Richard W. Staaf. 1501 Keever Ave. George C.

Tarexy. Duquesne. Raymond A. Smith. Ouquwii.

Michael T. Hlad. Duquesne. Garriel J. Boron.

New Castle. Fred S. Clark, Duquesne. Ted R. Shaffer.

Homestead. Howard R. Sleppy. Springdale. Russell V.

Smith. Knozvllle, Term. Alvln J. Barone. 4783 Doyle Rd.

Ship Arrivals And Departures BY UNITED PRESS Ship movements scheduled for today: Arriving Mew Iwk Mauretania. from Southampton: Gen. S. D. Sturgis.

Bremen haven: Gripsholm. Goetebori: Oslollord. Bergen. Departing few Terk American Merchant, for Bremen; American Miller, Bremen: Ex-ton, Piraeus; Triton. Dakar; Fort Avalon, Halifax: Mormactide, Bahia; Santa Ines, Cristobal.

A Death Wot.ccs BERNDT At Port Knox, on Saturady. Jan. 13. 1951. Recruit Jack N.

Berndt. beloved ion of William L. and Eleonora Hertel Berndt. of 4051 Dalewood Brentwood: brother of William J. Berndt.

Friends may call at Koonti Funeral Home. 1719 Brownsville Road. Funeral Friday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Sylvester's Church at 9 a. m. Holy Name Society, Amacats Club and friends invited. Interment in Jefferson Memorial Park. BOGG8 On Jan.

15. 1951, Adelbert O. Boggs. husband of Mary H. Brown, and father of Katherlne and Florence Boggs of 1935 Remington Drive, Pittsburgh.

Friends received at T. D. Turner's. 729 Wallace Wilkinaburg. Service on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.

BOLTZE On Monday, Jan. 15, 1951, John 8. Boltze of 205 Merchant Johnstown. formerly of East Liberty. Pittsburgh: father of Harriet J.

Scheuneman ef Pittsburgh, and Janet B. Powell of Dundalk, Maryland: also two grandchildren. Friends received at the Brtckley Funeral Home. 7074 Lemington Ave. Notice of funeral later.

BROMBAR On Monday, Jan. 15, 1951. at 1:30 p. James Brombar of 1010 Bradlsh husband of Helen Lehman Brombar: father of James A. and Mary Brombar.

Friends received at Wasecko Funeral Home, 14th and Sarah Sts. Funeral on Friday. Jan. 19. at 8:15 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. John's Church at 9 a. m. Friends and members of 17th Ward TJ.

V. A. are invited. J. P.

CoUlgan Jr. in charge of CLERK Krir grtvery store. i.Ve-ft. must have Overs license. Apply 4301 Broait Emerson 1 CLOSERS Thoroughly spertrnced In home Improvement field to siiara In profits hie new program assuring better than average earnings on high, nwtmiifun bia.

Location Tri-Stafe ara. lull promotional support with excellent financial barking. Phone Mr. O. E.

Hewitt. t' Atlantic 1-7100. for appointment Thursday. Jan. 1th.

Please be prepared to stsrt work Immediately. COLLECTOR Trainee Investigator Trainee. Salary plus expenses. Csr required. Cosmopolitan Placement.

Invest-ment Building. Court 1-3907. COLLECTOR Agf? no object for small high grade budget accounts, car esential. Must be bond-able. Good commissions and bonus.

611 Wabash Bldg. collector-experienced Salary, expenses: car necessary. Experience on agency accounts preferred. Apply 830 Orant St CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Wanted by national organization. Applicant must hsve at least ten years experience in industrial or steam power plant construction.

Cive age. education, experience, references, aalary expected and telephone number. Enclose photo. Replies confidential. Write I.

PTesa. COr--STRUCTION supervisor for national concern specializing In large, air-conditioning and refrigeration Installation; should have mechanical engineering background or practical experience mechanical construction. State age. education, experience, salary desired. V449.

Press. CONSTRUCTION Superintendent Witts background, experienced, to handle construction of multiple story apartment, house, buildings. Behrrnan A Passe 11. 501 S. Negley Ave.

HllaJd l-18a5. COOK COLORED Male, for hospital. Write 189. COOK Night work, some porter work; re fer- ences. Houston's Bsr.

131 Sixth St. Debit Insurance Man Married preferred, between sges 30-50. Experience not necessary. Car essentlaL Applied teaching and training on the lob. Old line company.

Established territories. Guaranteed salary, commission and renewals Pleasant working conditions with lifetime lob for the matt who wants to succeed. See Mr. Wort hint -ton. 101 a Plaza 535 Fifth Ave.

DESIGN ENGINEERS AND DRAFTSMEN S500-BOO. minimum 3 years experience, mechanical, structural, e'c-trlcsl. Employer pays fee. STRUCTURAL DETAIL DRAFTSMEN (5. STRUCTURAL DETAIL CHECKERS (51 1400-500 per month and moving expenses.

State of California. Employer pays fee PURCHASING AGENT $7200. 35-45. graduate engineer itts experience on industrial purchasing. PROCESS ENGINEERS MI)-SH.

machine shop experience. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERS S800- 700. SALESMAN $4 800 salary plus commission plus expenses. College graduate a must, with experience contacting drug stores. CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR $825.

35-45. special estimating experience on flooring. Firwre load, structural steel, reinforced concrete. Company will also take construction estlmstlng experience without flooring and train at less money. ESTIMATOR $SOO-00, under 4 5.

construction experience. structural. rigging, erection and machinery Installation. SALES $300 salary plus commission plus bonus. 35-40.

Experience selling Industrial nils, greases or machinery. (Pen. territory.) RuM OrEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 0 T. VI. CLOSED SATURDAYS LEONARD EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL 2nd Floor 54 5 Penn Ave.

Jackson BMg. Next Stouffer'i DETAILERS DESIGNERS With ROLLING MILL and TUBE MILL Experience TAYLOR WILSON MFG. CO. Apply Chamber of Commerce Bldg. rittsburgh DISH machine operators 18-40.

Ktouf-fers will train men for position lei their restaurant; salary whlla training, opportunity lor advancement: sii, unllorms. no Sunday or holiday work. StoufTers. Ii.ll Penn Avenue. DISHWASHER Experienced, evening shift.

Apply Hotel Psnn Shady. 32 shady Ave. DISHWASHER Morning hours. Apply in person. 1 50 1 Wet Ca rsoa t.

DISHWASHER U'snted Apply at OSOJ Forward Squirrel Hill. DRAFTSMEN DESIGNERS DETAILERS Wanted by STEEL, PLANT ENGINEERING FIRM Specializing in open hearths and heating furnaces 3 years (or more) experience. Permanent work. APPLY BY MAIL. 610 Smithfield St- Room 300 Pittsburgh 22.

DRAFTSMEN and Oieckers Structural. Excellent pay with overtime for experienced men. About two years" work. Reliance Engineering 907 Penn Ave. DRAFTSMEN Junior and Senior Mechanical and structural.

preTrM with glass furnace experience. Arhur W. Schmid 520 Investment Bldg. DRAFTSMEN STRUCTURAL DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS FIPrNG DRAFTSMEN FURNACE BRICKWORK DETAILERS TELEPHONE CHIEF ENGINEER AMSLER MORTON CORPORATION GRANT 1-2180. DRAFTSMEN.

Designers. Detallers. Boardmen. Experienced and Inexperienced Excellent opportunities. Cosmopolitan Placement, Investment Buildlig.

Court 1-3907. DRAFTSMEN 26-50, sheet metal ex-perience, board work, salary open: detail experience, steel plate and pressure vessels, salary open. Employers Service. 929 Union Trust Building. Atlantic 1-9655.

DRIVER Garage Man White, tn Funeral establishment: South Hills: age 28-40; sober, reliable: 8-5. davs week: steady work; references and telephone number when applying. Write A 431. Press DRUGGIST or Experienced Student-Part time work. Write Box 179.

Pgh. Press. DRUG clerk Experienced, part or fU time. Phone Hazel 1-7429 or CZ. 1-9392 EDITOR Monthly house organ; radio script writer, general publicity; auto- motive field.

Write 4 30. Press. ENGINEERS Metallurgical: Electric fjrnare experience (Staff Foundry and Forge Supervision: Labor-etcrv. Industrial: (Methods. Wage incentive and lob analysis Sheet metal fabrication (incentive and time study Pr-duct Designers: instruments and aoparatus); Tool engineers: (Design A operation): Business form designer Junior 1 Excellent unadvemsed opportunities for experienced and Inexperienced engineers.

Cosmopolitan Placement. Investment Building. Court 1-390T. "ENGINEERS WANTED Designers, detallers and estimators on heavy industrial and piping installation. Structural design engineers, electrical engineers and detail draftsmen.

Construction engineers with mechanical and piping experience. Large defense project. Must be available immediately or early date. Mail complete record to John J. I Harte Holston ordnance worss, P.

O. Box 483, Kingsport, ferseeol DELIGHTED WITH MESSAGE. Ml.Mt.U, AUTHOR DOLLY Stay out of Olg's and Downtown. Call Hoffman's. Write.

I want to help. B. I. H. Mother.

HAPPY birthday. Bee. Living in Jha end of tbe world. A broken-hearted coal man. JOHNNY Please answer in this fiction the following.

Initials of your pusher 2 years ago, your two huddles and big boss. I have the feeling you are my darling. Angel. J. D.

PLEASE CALL HOMeT" MOM Notices ESTATE of Gustav Lelcher, deceased, of Pittsburgh. No. 5713 of 1950. Letters of administration 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 Ida May Lelcher. 1401 Madison or to Charles J.

Goldberg. Jones Law Pa. CAPITOL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NOTICE The annual meeting of the policyholders of the Capitol Mutual Fire Company will be held at 10:00 a. Tuesday. February 13.

Hl th of the company at 6826 Penn Avenae. Pittsburgh. Penn-aylvania. for the purpose of electing two Directors, each to serve for a term of four years and until their successors ara chosen, to consider amendments to the by-laws, and for the transaction of auch buslnessi as may properly come before the meeting. C.

O. CILSONecretary. ESTATE of Mary A. Elder, deceased, of Clalrton. No.

5710 of 1950. Lettera of administration on her estate were ranted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all per-aons indebted to decedent to make fayment without to John M. der. 604 Constitution Circle, dan-ton. or to Edward P.

Zem-prelll 535 Miller Ave, Clalr-ton. Pa. fMARSPN X- 3r' AttornevT 1405 Park Pittsburgh. Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Countv of Allegheny. Francea W. Doyle vs. Marshal! Doyle at No. 731 January Term.

1951. Court of Common Pleas. To Marshall Doyle: You are notified that Frances W. Doyle, the plaintiff, has commenced an. action of divorce against you.

which you are required to defend. Walter C. Monaghan, Sheriff of Alle-gheny County. NOTICE I will not he responsible for any debta contracted or Incurred by my wife. Janet Conte.

from this date-Joseph E. Conte. 355 Baldwin Hays. Pgh. 7.

Pa. NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted or Incurred by my wife. Rose E. Messer. from this date-Joseph E.

Messer, 136 Crafton Pgh. 5. Pa. Froposofs PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION Harrisburg, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, through the Chairman. 11 North Fourth Street, Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania, until 10:00 A. M. (Eastern Standard Time), the 30th day of January 1951. and Immediately thereafter will be taken to the Public Utility Commission's Hearing Poora No. 1, North Office Building, State Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and publicly opened and read aloud for the following contract and or contracts: For the construction of Heating Systems for the following three 3 Maintenance Buildings on the Pennsylvania Turnpike as follows: to 2 1 2.

S3 834-B 1 540 50 Westmoreland 335- 3 588 4-50 Allegheny 336- 3 207 4- 50 Beaver The work to be performed under this contract Is generally in and around the Maintenance Building above-mentioned and enumerated. Tbe work does not include tbe Electrical Systems, the Plumbing Systems nor building construction except as noted in the specifications or aa shown on the Contract Drawings. Copies of plans and specifications and other contract documents, including Reference Drawings, will be on file and open to public Inspection at tha Offices of the Pennsylvania Turplke Commission located at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on 13 January 1951. Plans and contract documents will not be available before this date for Inspection or for mailing to prospective bidders. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Commission upon deposit of ten ($10.00) dollars tor each set.

such deposits to be refunded In full to any actual bidder upon return of such documents In good rondillon within five (5) days after the date of the opening of the bids. Refund will be made for all plans and specifications returned If the project is withdrawn from letting by the Penn-avlvanla Turnpike Commission. Remittances are pavable to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and must accompany requests for contract drawings and specifications. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reserves the right to award each contract as a separata contract or as a combined contract. The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidder is stated In the Instructions to Bidders.

No bids mar be withdrawn for thirty f30) days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reserves the right to waive any informalities In or to reject any or all bids. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission James F. Torrance Secretary and Treasurer Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 8 January 1951. ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh.

Penna. January 10, 1951 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104, Court House. Pittsburgh. until 10:30 A M.

E.S.T.. Tuesday. January 30. 1951. and will be publicly opened at 11:00 A.

M. E.S.T. In the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 410. Court House. Pittsburgh.

for Installing New Roofing on Bridge over Ross Street leading from Court House to County Jail. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application to the office of the Bureau of Purchases. Room 207, Court House, Pittsburgh, Penna. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specification as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract In case of award.

The County Commissioners reserve the right to relect any and all bids. JAMES W. KNOX. Controller County of Allegheny ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh. January 13.

1951. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104. Court House. Pittsburgh.

until 10:30 A. E. S. Tuesday. January 23.

1951 and will be publicly opened at 11:00 A. E. S. T. In the presence of the Countv Commissioners in Room 410, Court House, Pittsburgh.

for Produce. Meat, Paper Towels and Toilet Paper; Printing of Registration Forins. Special bidding blacks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application to the office of the Bureau of Purchases. Room 207, Court House.

Pittsburgh, Penna. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specification as evidence that the bidder win accept same and carry out the condition of the contract In case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and alt bids. James W. Knox.

Controller, County of Allegheny. 3 Molt Hc'p Woitecl APPLIANCE SALESMEN Above average earnings on sales and service; 50 commission on service In protected territory; leads furnished: associate of major appliance manufacturer: rapid promotion: must nave car. Apply Gimbels Employment Department. 11th floor, .10:00 a. noon tomorrow.

APPRENTICE Young man with some knowledge of drafting to leam residential architecture: serve apprenticeship, S36 wk. to start; South Hills resident. WL 1-9 5S. La wrence ville Man Slashed in Grudge An old feud burst into flame today in Lawrenceville, sending one man to a hospital in serious condition, and another to jail. Charles Keck, 69, of 3524 Butler was taken to St.

Francis Hospital shortly before noon with head and neck wounds requiring 23 stitches. Police lodged Stanley Janicki. 57, of the same address, in jail on charges of felonious assault with intent to kill. Officers said Janicki was drinking today and decided to "get even" with Keck, who, he said, had hit him two years ago. Since that time the pair had boarded at the same place, apparently without friction.

When they met at 34th and Butler Sts. today, police said, Janicki tore into his old enemy with a table knife, slashing him deeply. Two Liquor Permits Suspended by State HARRISBURG, Jan. 16 (UP) The State. Liquor Control Board yesterday disclosed the suspension, effective Feb.

7, of one COBY Servicj Burea AT. tl 210 BESSEMER BLDG. ALUMINUM Wanted, exp. man on drawing anoil-Inc aluminum and brass wire forer works. Plant located In New Yorsty.

Write Box PP 1513. 321 W. 46L, N. Y. 18.

N. Y. ALUMINUM Awning Installer-nut have own truck and equipment, not experienced, do not apply. lOlOeb-ster Ave. ARTIST Lettering and creativehiU lty.

Beginner considered. Write 2, Press. ARCHITECTS For work on high priority lndrlal plants. Steady employment waiver-time. Best working conditions.

Event advancement opportunity for meyho prove ability. Ask for Mr. Peters THE RUST ENGINEERING COMNY 575 SIXTH PGH. 11 ATTENDANTS Gas station; fy or fiart time; experienced; reliable, fly i person. 9-5 p.

6130 Clon Pleasant Hills. AUDITOR Payroll. 23-35. ese grad. $225.

car furnished, all exjes. SECRETARY to Executive 30-1 yrs. experience with pollcy-makinjfl-clals. i dictation, $500. CLERK bookkeeping.

statistics. good Int. $195. STENOGRAPHER 25-3re- Jilnner, $225. PERSONNEL 0.

ob evaluation, degree In commerond finance, salary open. Rush! og'E MANAGERS (2) 25-45, sunetm experience. 3 years accounting. )0 up. STOCK At RECORDS CLE 35-40, Inventory experience, 5.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 0. $200. MANY POSITIONS OPEot listed. Montgomery Employmit 5082 Jenkins Arcade AUTO MECHANIC; For heavy motor trucks, must p-l man; have hand tools. See 3re Manager.

Brockway Motor 35 Center Ave. Mayflower 1-6900. 1 AUTO Body and Fender Repalrra Expert, complete Jobs: excellent Bt-lng conditions. Medical Arts Gga. Schenley 1-6400.

AUTO Body Fender man. experted only need apply: Bauman 728 Rebecca wilkinsburg ire service AUTO Body and Fender Medio" Welg. Wanted. Liberty Brazing Montrose 1-1776. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic Must be 1 1 also understand repair on trucks.

riegie 3819. i BAKER All round experience; he good on cakes, decorating: stv day work. Coraopolis Bakery, 4 BARTENDERS Experienced. O'CONNOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 47 rlfth vg-. Room 60d.

GR. I -'JT BODY and fender men. A-l, apptn person. Liberty Motor Sales. 19 Liberty Ave.

Bookkeeper-Office Manager Must he thoroughly experienced, care of taking over simple set of books 4 hsve potentiality of developing in esv tlve position of responsibility. Not s-ing for bookkeeper, but applicant at take over books for first few mots and later train a run-of-mine b-keeper to take over, and then overt into more portant position. ApplUt must be aggressive, ambitious and -lng to put everything into work. Ops-tunity of lifetime to advance with largest and fastest growing lurr manufacturing concern In the eoiur with main office in large downtn building and operations all over wo. Unless you can qualify and have sot-thing on the ball, and not Just lookt for a Job.

don't waste our time. Opt-tunitles like this come seldom and are screening appllcanta carefully. are building our organiation. not cl tering It up with Incompetence. pensatlon Is open but applicant can assured he will be well paid and fu assured If he makes good.

EX. 1-07: BORING MILL OPERATORS ri Vertical and Bullard. perienced; steady worl good rate. Apply UNITED ENCINEERIN( AND- FOUNDRY CO. George and Moravia Sts New Castle, Penna.

2 BOYS 2 ONE FOR Stockroom Work Ladles specialty shop warehouse Full-time position Multigraph Operator Experienced or beginner Fashion Hosiery Shop 1025 5th Ave. Interviews 10 to 5 dally BOY Careful driver for retail drj cleaning, after school and Saturday. Apply in person, 5706 Penn East Li berty. BRICKLAYER Sub-contractors, new home. Penn ateady work.

CH. 1-4486; CH. 1-0197. evenings. BRICKLAYERS Wanted Experienced only; steady work.

Call evenings, Ster ling l-HOOlf. BULLDOZER and Shovel Mechanic At least 4 years experience. 8 a. p. Montrose 1-3641.

BRICKLAYER Experienced, -teady work. Can Perrysville 4-8831. after. BUTCHER Experienced: immediate employment: steady work. Phone Glen-ahaw 89.

CAR Washer Experienced general garage work: steady. Schenley Auto Sales, 3415 Forbes St. Museum 1-7410. CARPET Layers First class and fully experienced, steady work, salary $2.50 per hour. Apply Quaker City linoleum Company.

609 Street. Waxhing- ton, D. C. CAR WASHER EXPERIENCED. HOMESTEAD CAR Washer Experienced.

Lltaan Motor 543 Braddock Braddock. Brandywlne 1-8995. CAR Washer Dependable and must be willing to work. in person. Wiggin Esso Service, Beech- wood Blvd.

A Wilklns Ave. i CARPET Salesmen Experience only, tugh salary plua commissions, outside work; excellent Apply Quaker City Linoleum Com paw. 609 'F" Street. Washington. D.

jr. CHEF White, experienced; da; work, i 5009 Penn Emerson 1-999. Florist HILL'S Flowers Dave Hill's Only Store. 541 Sixth Ave. AT.

1-2900 LUBIN A SM ALLEY. FLORISTS ia Fifth Ave. gr. i-aaoo Gidas: Sprays, Baskets, $5 3719 FORBES ST. 1-1300 The Strain of Bereavement Is Lightened by the presence of floral tributes sent by frlenda at the last rites.

Equally FLOWERS present a ceremony that haa dignity and consolation. Flower Should Never Be Omitted Florists Association Of Western Pennsylvania 0 Mdiiwtrii Cemetery Lott Monuments Markers See Our Display Before You Buy Sears, Roebuck and Co. North Side East Liberty Pittsburgh 1 tost md o.d i BILLFOLD Maroon, initials Saturday evening. Downtown, Oak-land. Museum 1-3060.

BOSTON terrier' White, black spots: Armstrong County license: vicinity Shadyside. Museum 1-5862. BOX "Kaufmann's" containing yard gcods: Monday evening, Kaufmann's be Icon y. Reward. Haiel 1-9957.

BRACELET Yellow gold link. Home-atead Park. Lincoln Place. McKeesport vicinities. Gift from deceased mother.

Reward. Atlantic 1-8600. Ext. 573. Homestead 1-8532.

CANVAS Truck Cover For Ford truck: vicinity West Penn Playground. May-flower 1-3028. CHOW Red. female, Saturday, Graham Road. Cambria County license.

Reward. Fremont 1-2687. drink-dispensing permit and one distributor's license in Western Pennsylvania. The drink-dispensing permit of Eph Glosser's Hotel New Yorker, 52 Washington Johnstown, was suspended 25 days. The distributor's license of Mike Ballock Main Hawk Run (Clearfield County), was suspended for 10 days for failure to keep complete and truthful records.

Dairy Firm to Honor 31 Veteran Employes Thirty-one employes of the Rieck-McJunkin Dairy who have completed 25 years of service, will be honored at a dinner tonight in Royal York Dining Room, 3955 Bigelow Blvd. Each will be awarded member-Ship certificates in the Rleck-McJunkin Quarter Century Club and will be presented with a gold watch, by Alex J. Dreux, president of the firm, who has 29 years' service. Name Change Due KOKOMO, Jan. 16 Six members of the "Better Times Ahead" club were fined $225 for keeping illegal gambling equipment, i-.