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THE PITTSBURGH- PRESS PAGE 29 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1951 Bus Crash Victim Awarded $15,000 A Glenfield woman injured in a bus cifish more than two years ago had been awarded $15,000 damages today by a Common Pleas Court jury against the Ohio River Motor Coach Co. She is Miss Beatrice E. Bije-nou, of 600 Ohio River who was injured June 20, 1949, while on the way to work at the Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Co. Attorney John E. Evans Jr.

told the jury in a four-day trial before Judge Samuel A. Weiss crash. Their cases were settled out of court. Philadelphia. Fa.

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at California Ave. and Superior North Side. Miss Bijenou's two sisters were less seriously injured, in the fill As War Flares Marine Killed in Action; 12 Others on Casualty List New Castle Leatherneck Wounded In Battle of Punchbowl Hollow Casualties in the "Battle of Punchbowl Hollow," the ridge-rimmed valley of death in east-central Korea, were named today by the Defense Department. Casualty lists spelled out the names of district fighting-men It's Improved! It's vitamin-packed. to be sure its good- Be sure Braunsf Pvt.

Robert N. Reitmyer Jr. Pvt. Robert N. Reitmyer of 211 Southern died early this month in the 121st Evacu ation Hospital from wounds received in action in Korea, a rding to word received here by his family.

Pvt. Reitmyer was wounded Sept. 1 and died a day later. The 22-year- old Mt. 5 jjj Mi Pitt Announces Promotion of 37 Instructors Advancement's Take Effect This Year Dr.

Rufus H. Fitzgerald, chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, has announced the promotions of 37 faculty members for the coming academic year. The teachers and the schools in which they teach are as follows: 1 HE COLLEGE Department of Chemistry: Charles. A. HolllnKsworth from instructor to assistant professor; John Wotiz from Instructor to assistant professor.

Department cf English: Robert X. Graham from associate professor to professor in charge of Journalism: Henry C. Fisher from associate professor to professor: Charles R. Crow Jr. from assistant professor to associate profes-aor: Dorothy Miller from instructor to assistant professor.

Department of Geography: Frances M. Hanson from assistant professor to associate professor: M. Graham Netting from assistant professor to associate professor. Department of Mathematics: John C. Knipp from associate professor to professor: A.

M. Bryson from assistant professor to associate professor. Department of Political Science: Louis W. H. Johnston from associate professor to professor; William O.

Willis from associate professor to professor; Albert B. Martin from assistant professor to associate professor. Department of Psychology: Lawrence Stolurow from assistant pro-ffssor to associate professor: Albert W. Ben-die: from instructor to assistant professor. Department of Sociology: John H.

Rowland from assistant professor to associate professor. Department of Speech: William S. Tacey from assistant professor to associate professor. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Department cf Electrical Engineering: George H. Didinger Jr.

from instructor to assistant professor. Department of Industrial Engineering: Harry W. Wohlfarth from instructor to assistant professor. Department of Mechanical Engineering: Wesley M. Rohrer Jr.

from instructor to assistant professor. SCHOOL OF MI.NLS Department of Metallurgy: Harry E. Trout Jr. from Instructor to assistant professor. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Department of Finance: Leroy A.

Shattuck Jr. from associate professor to professor. SCHOOL Or EDUCATION Arthur A. H'eigie from assistant professor to associate professor of Physical Education: Donald L. Cieland from instructor to assistant professor.

SCHOOL OF NURSING Ellenor Williams fmm. instructor In Surgical Nursing to assistant professor of Medical Nursing; Lucia 7.. Le1s from instructor to assistant professor of Nursing. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Elbert Hooker from associate professor to professoi of Social Work Research: Helen Green from associate professor to professor: Isabel Stamm from assistant professor to associate professor. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Department of Anatomy: Theodore Snook from assistant professor to associate professor.

Department 01 Physiology and Pharmacology: C. H. W. Ruhe from assistant professor to associate professor. Department of Surgery: Samuel P.

Harbison from associate professor to professor. SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY John C. Savior from instructor to assistant professor in Prosthetic Technics: Aten H. Segal from Instructor to assistant professor of dentistry. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Walter J.

McNemey from instructor to assistant professor of Public Health Practice. EXTENSION DIVISION Viers W. Adams from assistant professor to associate professor; Johnstown Center: Catherine Reifer from assistant professor to associate professor of History and Political Science. Washing ton Pvt. Reitmyer soldier had been overseas only two months.

killed and wounded in the renewed assaults along "Bullet Boulevard," the shrapnel-ridden valley highway which snakes through the mountains north of Yanggu. Bitter fighting flared up again last month in the "Punchbowl" as the Kaesong peace talks sputtered into deadlock. Rushed to Front Hand-to-hand combat, seering flame-thrower attacks, and death-lock struggles for the ridges marked the vicious attacks. Two Leathernecks, rushed to the front to stall the Red assaults, were named on today's casualty list. Listed as killed in action was Cpl.

Milan Mervosh. 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mervosh, of 708 Larkins Way. Wounded was Marine signalman Cpl.

Robert L. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch J. Cook-son, of Route 2, Grandview New Castle.

Just before the Kaesong talks bogged down, the signalman wrote his mother: "The trouble with this strange lull is that we go to bed each night with the feeling that we might have to jump up any second and start shooting." Truce Ends The uneasy truce ended Aug. 13 when the "Punchbowl" came alive with gunfire. Cpl. Jenkins was hit Sept. 1 when Red shrapnel tore into his arm.

He was an infantryman in the 38th Regiment. He enlisted the Army seven months ago and arrived in Korea late in July. Pvt. Reitmyer attended St. Mary's Grade School and was graduated from Prospect Junior High School.

Prior to his enlistment, he served two years as a salesman for Singer Sewing Machine Co. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Reitmyer, and three sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Hirch, Mrs. Betty Walton, and Miss Virginia Reitmyer. Rock from Blast Kills Foreman PETERSBURG, W. Sept. "I guess it was the work ofjl9 (UP) Lemuel Albert Cleaver, 25, Moorefield, W.

foreman of a blasting crew on a new fate," his mother said, "for Bob was scheduled to quit the front Sept. 6 and go back to Pusan for rotation to the States. He had only five days to go when the Commies got him." Last word from him revealed he was a casualty aboard the with vifamisi Bi mt too jVf a pzHett blend! A beafchfvl b-ru blend of wheU wheal and while brood for tampung CllV JU-! 0tjLr oriry la sondwicbs end kwools. look for Brawn's ootden Cracked WHtot Bins Vl Jf SlZ Ifce new -lw, cfeMopboitc wsQiff o4 yw fejawite tood stos trout fishery project near here, retreated to the shelter of his auto yesterday when a dynamite charge was set off 200 yards away. A 0 pound piece of rock, hurled by the blast, crashed through the steel roof of the car and struck him on the head, fatally injuring him.

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Get Lavoptik today. At all druggists. hospital ship Repose. Other casualties in the renewed fighting are as follows: Wounded Pfc. Samuel Bobish, son of Mr.

'and Mrs. Mike Bobish, RD 10, Pittsburgh. Pfc. Carl W. Koch, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Koch, of 1S9 S. Myers Sharon. Pvt. Kenneth F.

Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Shaffer, of Pardoe, Mercer County. Pvt.

Ray T. Kwak, son of Mrs. Charlotte Kwak, Mammoth, Westmoreland County. Pvt. Leo C.

Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laughlin, 1223 Faulkner Pittsburgh. Pfc. Creston L.

Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palmer, Irvonia, Clearfield County. Sgt. Francis B.

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Kothdeutscn, son of Frank Rothdeutsch, 16 S. Third Stiles. Pvt. Stanley W. Smales, son of Stanley Smales, Route 2, Box 217.

Gibsonia. Cpl. Jack J. Shields, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Shields, 2004 Brandes Erie. Injured Pvt. Harry V. Schaefer, son of Herbert C.

Schaefer, McKean. 4 -K. JP milk ABORHOOfn, WIiH pis I fsstea in ii WmmmM urn Will Wmn SOIL LETS 1 AIR CONDITIONED PARK (Homestead Park) Kathrvn Oravson. Howard Keel Ava Gardner in "Showboat." 6:58 9:14. REGENT SQ.

Edgewood Alan Ladd and Phvllls Calvert in "ADnolntment With Danger." Plus selected shorts. ROXIAN (McKees EoekO Cecil De-Mille's "Samson and Delilah" in Tech. with Hedy Lamarr Victor Mature shorts SHEA'S ORPHEl'M 'McKees Rocks) Thelma Ritter in "As Youne As You Feel." Plus Loretta Younu and Richard Greene in "Kentucky." STATE (Aliqaippa) Walt Disney' Technicolor feature, "Alice In Wonderland." Plus Dlsnev's Nature's Half Acre." Tech. STATE (AtnbridKe) Greer Garson Michael Wilding in "Law and the Ladv." Plus Jack Carson it Janis Paiee in "Mr. Universe." STATE (335 Fifth Ave.) Irene Dunne fiz Fred MacMurray in "Never a Dull Moment." Plus Dick Powell in "Cry Danger." AIR CONDITIONED ATLAS (2603 Perrysville Ave.

Don-r aid O'Conner in "Double Crossbones." Pius John Barrymore. Corinne Calvet in "Quebec." Tech. BEACON (Murray at Beacon) Greer Garson Michael Wilding In Law and the Ladv." Plus News "and Cartoon. fCheswirk. P.

Gary Coooer and Teresa Wrieht in Pride the Yankees." Plus -The Robinson-jTuroin Fight of Sent. 12th. i GRAND (Carnegie) John Barrymore Corinne Calvert in "Quebec." Plus Berg in "Molly." GRANT fMillvale) Ezio Pinea and Leigh in "Strictly Dishonorable." Louis Hayward in "House Bv the jttiver." OAKS (Oakmont) Wavne Morris in Havlift." Plus Jon Hall and Frances Langford in Deputy Marshall." (Greenfield) Pier Angeli Ericson in "Teresa." Plus Michele Morgan Henri Vidal in "Fabiola." Ml I eWii fell us the inside story of seamless STTEEIL IPDIPH? Z0 OF WESTERN PEHNSyLVANIA OF WESTERN PENNSyLVAKIIA Independently Owned and Operated 1 ARCADE (Sooth Side) Stenhen Mc-1 HIPPODROME (North Side) Michele allv "Anache Morean Henri Vidal in "Fabiola." Drums. Tech. Plus Ethel Barrymore i pi -Pi-r -st Maurice Evans in "Kind Ladv" I MT.

OLIVER (Brownsville Rd.) BELLEWE (Bellevue) Ezlo Pinza. steohen McNally and Coleen GraT 1n Janet Leieh and Millard Mitchell tni "Apache Drums." Tech. 1:30. 4:30. "Strictly Dishonorable." Plus variety 17:25 and 10:25.

Plus John Mills in of shorts. "Cmeration Disaster." SEAMLESS STEEL PIPE is made by piercing a solid steel billet. As the billet changes to a hollow cylinder, its length increases and its diameter may be altered. These changes you can see. Other changes engineers call them deformations which you cannot normally see, occur as the metal flows to the new shape.

How could they be studied at a cost low enough to make a great deal of experimentation feasible? Research engineers of our Spang-Chalfant Division concluded, and later supported their conclusion with experiments, that these deformations do occur in any piercing operation, regardless of the material being pierced. They built a quarter-scale piercing mill right in the laboratory. Next they made small billets of specially-blended white u'ax. In the billets, they imbeddedIongi-tudinal filaments of colored wax, as tracers. By piercing these wax billets in their model mill, then studying cross-" sections of the pierced shells, our research engineers can see in wax what happens during the piercing of a steel billet.

This project is pure research. Our research department, realistically, refuses to forecast how it will affect the manufacture or quality of seamless steel pipe. But our engineers know that some deformations occur in piercing any seamless pipe, which consume powe make extra demands on the ductility of the steel, and probably contribute nothing useful to the finished pipe. They will seek ways to control such deformations. Some day it may lead to changes in piercing mill design, piercing methods, or the shape of piercer points.

In the meantime, they are increasing our knowledge of seamless steel pipe. And the more we know about our products, the better they will serve you. (North Side) Eleanor Parker in "'Cased Plus Jon Hall and Maria Montez in "Sudan" in Tech. CAPITOL (Allentown) Greeorv Peck nd Virginia Mavo in "CaDtaln Horatio Hornblower" in Tech. Feature: 6:00.

7:26 and 9'44 CHARTIERS (Craf ton Greer Garson and Michael Wildinar in "Law and the Lady." and 10:00. Plus Donald CriSD in "Home Town Storv." 9:00. CORAOPOLIS (Coraopolis) Anrela Lansburs: Ethel Barrymore in "Kind Lady." 7:45 10:05. Plus Jeffery Lvnn In "Hometown Story." 6:45 9:10 FAST WOOD (f rankslown Rd. Dar.nv Kaye in "Up In Arms." Tech.

Plus Edmond O'Brien and Lizabeth Scott in "Two of a Kind." EMBASSY (Aspinwall) Ezio Pinza fc Janet Leieh in "Strictly Dishonorable." Plus Charles Bover in "The Thirteenth Letter" GARDEN (North Side) Jeff Chandler Evelyn Keves in "Iron Man." Plus Thelma Ritter Monty Woolev in NEW CARNEGIE (Carnerie) Greeorv Peck. Virginia Mayo in "Captain Horatio Hornblower." Plus Oir Gane comedy and cartoon. NEW GRANADA (Uptown) Alan Ladd Jan Sterling in "Appointment With Daneer." Plus Barbara Hale in "Lorna Doone PARAMOUNT (North Side) Joseph Gotten fa ValU in "Walk Softly Straneer Plus Del Cambre Eve Miller in "Arctic Fury." PARKWAY W. Park, McKees Rorks) Charles Bover and Linda Darnell in 13th Letter." Plus James Whltmore in "Next Voice Ynu Hear." ROOSEVELT (18fi? Centre Ave.) On staee: Jackie Brenston and The Four on screen: Thelma Ritter in "As Youne As You Feel." SE WICK LEY (Sewlckley) Greer Garson and Michael Wildine in "The Law and the Lady" Feature: 7:15 and 9:30. Plus selected shorts.

SHADVSIDE (8520 Walnut St.) Red Skelton In "Excuse Mv Dust." Tech. 6:35 and 10 05. Plus Paul Douelas in "The Guy Who Came Back." 8:10. STRAND (Sharpsburr) Ezio Pinza and Janet Leieh in Strictly Dishonorable." Plus Florence Marly in "Tokyo File 212." TEMPLE (Sheraden) Joseph Cotten. Corinne Calvert and Edmund Gwenn in "Peking Express." Plus selected shorts.

TRIANGLE (East Liberty) Joel Mc-Crea fe Shelley Winters in "Frenchle" in Tech. Plus "Curley." WEST END (415 South Main St.) Victor Mature Se Terry Moore In "Gambline House." Plus Esther Wil-liams in "Neptune's Dauehter." Tech. COMPANY the MATflWAIL SUPPLY Executive Offices: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NATIONAL OIL FIELD MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT SPANG STEEL PIPE SUPERIOR ATLAS ENGINES "As Youne as You feel." GERARD (West View) Loretta Young and Barrx Sullivan in "Cause For Alarm." Plus Jane Greer and Dennis i O'Keefe in "The Company She Keens." HAZEL WOOD (4921 Second Humphrey Boeart In "Sirocco." Plus1 Cesar Romero in Once a Thief." HILLTOP (Allentown) Donald O'Con ner and Piner Laurie in "Francis Goes! to the Races" 7:20 and 10:07. Plusi Viveca Lindfors in "Gypsy 6:17 and 9:04.