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FOURTEEN Want Ad Headquarter. Court uvt PITTSBURGH PRESS OUer Press Departments, Court TWO SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1941 Death Noticts Lest and Found Legal Notices Legal Notees 3 Mel Help Wonted Donaftoe's Opens First Self-Service Store Xlf 'I Donahoe's opened its first self-service unit yesterday when started service at 732 Broadway, McKees Rocks. The from 9 a. m.

until 10 p. m. Barbara Bennett May See Children Only When Sober PRESSER Wanted Immediately. Apply aw jvuin jgjicy avenue. PLATE FABRICATING Layout Man wanted: first class: famihsr with piping and welded machine basis: hourly Ohio 301 206 a1: fd Atwood st- 0kUnd- Um" lUor- MPrincel.

204 Bcltahoover Ave. Everglade 40' 2. PRESSER -Apply Dudas Cleaner. 6209 Butler Lawrenceville PRINTER All around to take Ti small shop on own hook: no investment. Give references.

180. Press. EATP FIRST CLASS." WRITE C. 15o PRESS. mtssts Experienced, steady work.

Ap ply jr ranks Cleaners. 1227 Spring Gar-den. North Side. A. YOUNG MAN.

SCHEXLEY 9549. 'STEADY WORiC RIVETING MACHINE OPERATOR miliar with electric control. riveting machine buck-ups. also pneumatic nv-eters; new steel freight car work. Apply Pressed Steel Car.

McKees Rocks. Pa RESTAURANT MAN Experienced, middle- 7i. capacne taKtng rnarce. industrial cafeteria. Write 194.

Press. REFRIGERATOR MAN- Experienced only. Apply 1741 Fifth 8 a. p. m.

ROLL TURNER for roughing and finishing hand rounds jnd guide rounds. 10" and 12" mills. Write A 16X. Press. SMALL LOAN MANAGER.

I want 3 small loan managers, experienced and succmsIuI: bright future in small expanding organization. Writ full details, send picture. 1 75. Press. SALESMAN Fxrerienced grocery: mils furnish bond: liberal commission basis.

Apply Reliable Wholesale Grocery Com pany. 1S0O Perm Avenue. SALESMAN -Shoe store, evenings and Saturday afternoons. Inland 0140. 6227 Penn Ave.

SALESMAN To sell rug, broom, leather rood nrj other household article made by the blind: deliveries, good commission. Pennsylvania Association for the Blind. 316 South Craig Oakland. SALESMAN by National Business Systems twnn mr kneeling, v. a.

Excellent opportunity due: to repeat business feature for man 25-45. Knowledge of bookkeeping and office routine essential. Car necessary. Salary and commission. employment and phone, iv 193.

Press. SCREW MACHINE HAND A-l forj itts- ouncn; per hour. Write Press. 171. SPRAY PAINTERS and Painter elper Jtor commercial truck bodyJF Doerr 19th and Mary SouPi Side.

SALESMEN (3). with ambitiSi. not satisfied with earnings less thaA r3O0O a year. Future promotion certaif if you can qualify. References.

Dr4r plus commission. Apply person .1 T. H. Vlmer. The Holland Furnace 10'1 W.

North North Side. Pittsburgh. SALESMAN If you would like to discuss entering the lire insurance business with a well-established agency, on a salary and commission basis, handling both industrial and ordinary forms, write 122. Press. TAILOR-PRESSER Experienced.

Apply HHlsboro Sheraden. TAILOR All around, steady job: good pay, inquire 321 14th Ambridge. TOOL MAKERS GAUGE MAKERS Machinists. Highest wages. Davturn.

421 N. Braddock Homewood. UPHOLSTERERS Experienced all-around upholsterers, steady year-round work; can make J40 to SHO per week; to work in Akron. Apply 3 1 9 Water A kron. Ohio.

WRITER WANTED, to rewrite technical work, for laymen. Call or write evenings. Box 4873 East Liberty, or Churchill ti783. WINDOW TRIMMER Part-time work. 4 windows: Army store, about 20 mile Pittsburgh.

113. Press. WINDOW TRIMMER Experienced: Army store: steady work; about 18 mile Pitt sburgh. 192. Press.

WINDOW CLEANERS Must be experienced, steady work, good pay. Queen City Window Cleaning Company. 13 North Greene Baltimore. Maryland. WALL WASHERS AND PORTERS.

NURSES' HOME, 4900 FRIEND-SHIP BLOOMFIELD. WOOL PRESSER Immediately; good sal-. ary. steady work. Churchill 6970: 813 Penn Avenue.

WOODWORKERS and metal workers Truck body experience. Apply Mayer pony iorp Auourn bast Js-na. YOUNG MAN For restaurant kitchen. 128 N. Sheridan Ave.

LIBERAL profit sharing plan: new elec trical specialty. investment BJdg. 4 Help WantedSpecial BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN AND WIFE IN ZELIENOPLE, PA. National Specialty Organisation with 21 Ajrenciei in Tri-State are contemplates additional ur.its of the sort in Pittsburgh and vicinity and is interested in sale-minded man ami wife who can be framed to take over their operation. Applicant must be financially responsible and come well recemmended.

Write P. O. Box 1203, stating full qualifications. All applications will be held strictly confidan-lial and interview will h- arranged. MAN WANTED With car.

Route experience preferred but not necessary to start. Rawleigh's. Dept. PNF-432-M. Chester.

Ta. LOUIS LOCKHART. Attorney, 1203 Grant Bide No. 2533 of 1941. Notice thai letters of administration on the estate of Fred T.

or T. Todd deceased, lata of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having- been granted, all persona indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Margaret Martha Todd. Administratrix. Address 13 44th Lawrenceville.

Fa. BAKER WATTS Attorney. 1128 Union Trust No. 2627 of 1841. Notice that letters of administration on the estate Fred or Frederick Wantje deceased, late Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been (ranted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Kenneth Buf- nngton. Administrator Address ii. D. 7. Bellevue.

Pa. SAMUEL S. COHEN. Attorney. 1211 Plaxa Pittsburgh.

Pa. Pauline Alperovit. Respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alias subpena in the case of William Alperovitz against you for divorce A. V. M.

at No. 2393 April Term. 1941. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been retnmwi N.

E. Tou are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of July. 1941. JUHS ME1Z. Sheriff.

THORP. BOSTWICK. REED A ARM STRONG. Attorneys. 2812 Grant Bldg.

No. 2228 of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Howard G. Wright, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and.

those having claim will present them to Charles M. Thorp -Tr A Commonwealth Trust Company of Pittsburgh. Executors. 313 4th Pittsburgh. Pa.

LOUIS LITTLE. Attorney. 7 Court Place. Pittsburgh. Pa.

To Robert L. Wilson. Respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alias subpena in the case of Esther Wilson against you for divorce a. m. at Nor 2400 April Term.

1941. Common Plea Court of Allegheny County. have been returned n. e. i.

You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of July. 1941. JOHN HEINZ. Sheriff. MARKEL A MARKEL.

Attorney. 3020 Grant Pittsburgh. Pa. To Blanche Hoppus. Respondent: Take notice that the snbpena and alias subpena in the case of Glenn M.

Honpus against you for divorce a. m. at No. 2624 April Term. 1941.

Common Plea Court of Allegheny County. have been returned n. e. i. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of July, 1941.

JOHN HEINZ. Sheriff. Proposals laJt bids win be received for the various materials reoiiireri fni ih. in struction of buildings and grounds at the Carnot School. Moon Township.

Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, in care of George O. Parry. Secretary of the Board. R.

D. No. .1. Coraopolis. Pennsylvania, or at the Principal's office of the Carnot School.

Moon Township. Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, until 7:00 o'clock, p. Eastern Standard Time. June 16.

1941. at which time and place the sealed proposal will be publicly opened and read. The following materials are being called for delivered to site of Carnot School. Moon Township. Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, in amounts and quantities determined by the Board or their representatives Reinforcing steel: rough lumber: toilet partitions: maple flooring: miscellaneous common nails: and all necessary materials for the Heating. Plumbing and Electrical work, as shown on the plans. The plans and contract documents may be obtained at the office of Joseph Hoover. Registered Architect. 1408 Keystone Build ing.

Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, on or after June 3. JL941. upon cash deposit of Fifteen ($15.00) Dollars for each set. If the plans and specifications are returned in good condition, amount of the deposit for each set of documents will be returned to each actual bidder and the other deposits will be refunded with a deduction of Nine S9.00) Dollars to defray the actual cost of reproduction of the sets of documents.

it tne documents are not returned within the time stated, the entire amount of de posit win tie forfeited. The School District of the Township of Moon reserves the right to waive any in formalities in or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with hi bid. security in an amount of not less than five per centum (5 To) of the base bid. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of sixty (60) day after the date set ior tne opening thereof.

George O. Parry. Secretary of the Board School District of the Township of Moon. Aiiegneny county, jrennsyivam May 29. 1941.

Death Notices BERGER On Friday morning at 6:30 a. Adolph. of The Martha Apartments. Sankey Brentwood. Friends received at John H.

Slater Sons Funeral Home. Whitehall. 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Service Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. BRICK Friday.

June 6. 1941. Katherine wife of John Brick, and mother of Carl. John Herman. Edward.

Clara and G-rtrude Brick, in her 61st year, of .179 Vista Etna. Friends received at the Rhein Funeral Home. 333 Butler St. Etna. Funeral Monday at 2 o'clock.

Services at. the Evangelical Lutheran Church. 6th and Clay anarpsourg. at clock. BRAMMER At the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Wheatley. 191 Plymouth on Saturday. June 7. 1941.

at 7 a. Sarah Limt Brammer. in her 83rd year, widow of James Brammer. mother of Mrs. Amy Beatty.

Mrs. Mary Jane Wheatley. Mrs. Alice Geisner and John Brammer. Friends received at the parlors of Wm.

Slater A Sons. Virginia Ave and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Tuesday. June 10. at 3 p.

m. BRICK Friday. June 6. 1941. Katherine wife ofVohn Brick, and mother of Carl.

John Herman. Edward. Clara and Gertrude Brick, in her 61st year, of 19 Vista Etna. Friends received at tne itnem Home. 333 Butler Etna.

Notice of funeral later. CUNNINGHAM On Friday. June 6. 1941. at 9:30 a.

at his home. 4702 Svlvan Hazelwood. William Ambrose, hus- nana oi Margaret Aaron Cunningham. Funeral on Monday. June 9.

at 9:30. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's Church at 10:30 a. m. Friends and members of Altar Society.

Holy Name Society and Ancient Order of Hibernians are invited. IClanon (Fa.l papers please eopyl CONNOLLY On Friday. June 6. 1941. at 11 a.

at his residence. 6641 Wilkin Andrew Connolly, husband of Hazel Tomer Connolly and father of Richard S. Connolly. Friends received at H. Samson's.

537 Neville St. Requiem high mass at St. Bede's Catholic Church. Dallas Ave. and Willard Monday morning at T'l clock.

COUTTS On Saturday morning. June 7. 1941. at 1:53 a. John beli-ved husband of Eva Coutts.

at the family nome. x.wm raiiowneia ueecnview. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mor tuary. 2630 West Liberty where services wil be held Sunday evening at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.

DIMM On Friday, june 6. 1941. M. Cora Pimm, eister of Mrs. J.

E. Mateer of 335 Barnes St. Friends received at the Wareham Funeral Home. Rebecca at Center St Wilkinsmirg, where services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Newport.

Monda afternoon. DIERKEN On Friday. June 6. 1941. Elixa jane iiierken.

sister or Mrs. Lance Hammers, late of 67 Melrose Ave. Services at the home of George F. Smith. 120O Federal on Monday.

June 9. at 2 p. m. Friends and member of the Arch St. Missionary Alliance are in vited.

EDIJEMAN On Thursday. June 6. 1941. at 4:10 p. Sarah Clarinda.

wife of the late Samuel Edleman and sister of Mrs. Emma Sherretts. Services at Ae-berli's Chapel. East North at Sandusky on Sunday at 4 p. m.

EHRHARDT On Friday. June fl. 1941. at 8:4 a. Frederick Fred) husband of Bridget Fitzgerald, and father 0 of the Mrs.

Wagner. Mary Louise Clark. Velma Smythe and Robert Ehrhardt: 2 sisters, the Mrs. Mary Hood and Margaret Rabuck. Friends received at the residence.

1241 Charriers McKees Rocks, until Monday. June 9. at 12:30 p. m. Remains may be viewed at the Mt.

Calvary Lutheran Church. McKees Rocks, from 1 until 2 n. when services begin. Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery EINLOTH On Thursday.

June S. 1941. at 8 :40 p. Andrew, beloved husband of Annie Seubert. also survived by 6 sona daughters.

2 brothers. 4 sisters and 13 grandchildren. Funeral from hi home. 109 Charle Knoxvine. on Monday at 8:30 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mas at St. Canice Church at 9 a. m. Branch 14.

Knights of St. George. Holy Name Society. G. B.

U. Ne. 171: B. P. O.

E. No. 11 and friends invited. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.

FOOTE Mrs. Elizabeth Ad am son. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Margaret Goehring of West Newton.

Funeral services Jnn 9. from J. W. McCauley Funeral Home at 2 p. D.

S. T. Interment West Newton Cemetery. GEORGE On Thursday. June 6.

1941. at 3:15 p. Battle C. Price, beloved wife of Harry C. George and mother of Mrs.

Helen C. Miller. Funeral services at the residence of W. D. 341 Vernon St.

(Mt. Vernon). New Kensington. on Monday. June 9.

at 1 p. m. Friends of the family and members of Bellevue Chanter 85 O. E. S.

are invited. GRAYBLE Friday. June 6. at his home. 202 Oregon Esplen.

William H. GrayWe. beloved husband of Annie My-rick Grayble and father of Ray Grayble of Canonsburg. and brother of Mr. Charles Given of McKees Rock.

Friends received at the Clever A Stover Funeral Home. 634 Island McKees Rocks. Funeral services on Monday. June 9. at 2:45 p.

m. Friend invited. Sax ton. Bedford County, paper pleas copy .3 TO SELL TO RENT TO FIND TO GET RESULTS OF ANY KIND CALL WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS COURT 4900 JAMES McGiLL BOTER. Attorney at Law.

1201-0 Park Pittsburgh. Pa. Ancillary Amimstrator c. t. a-'s private sale of real estate under Section 23ai of the Partition Act of 1P17 and amendments thereto.

In the Orphans" Court of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania In re Rotate of' Anna Melanin Spring. No. 2421 of 193. Take notice that J.

W. BRASS. Ancillary Administrator c. t. a.

of the Last Will and Testament of Anna Melarina Spring. Deceased; SAMUEL A. FCLTON. D. N.

MILLAN. Surviving Domiciliary Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Anna Melazlna Spring. ueceasea; amia biblju Legatee under paragraph five of the Last Will and Testament of Ann Melasma Spring-. Deceased. GULIELMA FELL Air SOP.

MARY ALSOP STURE VASA. ELIZABETH FEBIGEB SHEPARD. REESE DENNY ALSOP. ARTHUR M. SCULLY.

EIZABETH JPATON RAMAGE. and THE GIDEONS. The Christian Commercial Travellers Association of America, joint petitioners, being all the Executors, both Ancillary and Domiciliary, legatees and devisees in the Estate of Anna Melazlna Spnnc. have presented their joint petition praying for private sale of: ALL that certain tract of land situate in the Third (formerly 8th Ward of the City of Pittsburgh. County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being bounded and described as follows BEGINNING at a point in the Southeasterly side of Bedford Avenue.

50 feet in width, said point beinr 135 feet distant Eastwardly from the intersection of Bedford Avenue and Logan Street: thence continuum alone ine souineriy tine oi cmord Avenue, North 61 30" Eat. Hl.l feet to a point; thence by a line South 28 25 F.ut loo feet to the Northerly line of Poplar Alley, formerly known as Gilmore way. teei la wium: menee along the JNorttv erly line of Poplar Alley. South 61 30 west, ttl.l feet to a point: thence by a line North 28 25" 20" West. 100 feet to a point at ine piace oi beginning.

parts of lots numbers 7 and 10 and all of lots numbers 8 and 9 in the Denny r-sia! flan. niocK -z. Plan Vol. o. page 178.

Being known and designated as Parcel No. 34 of Partition Deed recorded in D. B. Vol. 16P.

page 159. to JANK LANG HERVEY. for the price or sum of S2.5OO.0O and said Court baa fixed the Oth day of July. A. D.

1941. at 9:00. A. c. em rioor uy-iouniy nniioing fittsDargn.

Pennsylvania, for hearing on said petition, when and where all parties in interest may anneae ann rue heard if no objections are made, and no exceptions inea. sale win oe confirmed absolutely. lr-KMS utr SALK ARE S5OO.O0 upon -ienins oi ine Agreement; souu.uu upon delivery, pf Deed, and the balance, to-wit. to be secured bv a purchase money mortgage with interest at fici per annum, payable in monthlv installments oi uu and interest, and the balance re maining Hi ine ena ot two vears Irom Hata i 1 1 11 1 i full along with any interest due at that inu Burnt iw? udiu in i ume. -urcnasers reserve the right to anticipate any and all payments at any time on account of said mortages.

Estate of Anna Melazina Spring. by J. W. Brass. Ancillary Administrator c.

t. Estate of Anna Melasma Spring. by Samuel A. Fulton Surviving TVmi. ciliary Executor: American Bible Society.

uuiier parae-rapn live oi ine JUast Will and Testament nf Anna Vpl.Tin. Spring. Gulielma Fell Alsop. Mary Alsop Stnre Vasa: Elizabeth Febiger nepara; Keese Denny Alsop. Arthur M.

Scullv. Elizabeth Patnn Ramas- Gideons, the Christian Commercial Travel- lers Association of A merica. PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR In the OrnKsns' f'nnrl County. Pa. In the matter of the Estate of Mary Butka.

deceased. No. 1655 of 1941. To heirs, devisees, legatees, creditors and other persons interested in airl estate: Notice is hereby given that the petition of Potter Title A Trust Company. Administrator, is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court praying for an order of sale of the real estate of decedent situate as follows: An undivided one-half I i interest in and to all that certain lot or Piece of ground situate in the Borough of Braddock.

County of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, fronting 21 feet on the Southerly side of Talbot Avenue and extending back, maintaining the same width iiuyunnoui. a distance oi 135 feet 2 incnes to an alley, and having erected thereon a two story brick dwellinsr known as No. 930 Talbot Avenue, and a two story frame dwelling in the rear thereof: at private sale to Jewel A. Smith, for the sum of $1250.00. for the payment of the decedent's debts: the terms of sale to be cash upon delivery of deed.

The Court 'H be asked to make a decree of eale on he 20th day of June. 1941. at 9:00 o'clock A- mj E-S- T- hen higher offers will be considered and exceptions or objection to Vne proposed sale will be heard. Benjamin Jacobjon Attorney for Petitioner. 1003 Law A Finance Pittsburgh.

Pa. IN THE Court of Common Pleas of Alle- gheny County. Pennsylvania. -AIlna Watkins vs. Louis Goldbloom.

No. 230 April Term. 1941. Notice of filing first and final account. Notice is hereby given that Charles Fnedberg.

Temorary Liquidating Receiver of the American Trouser -Companv a partnership, has filed his First and Final Account, at the above number anf term, and intends to apply for confirmation thereof on June 30. 1941. at 9:36 a. m. p.

S. or as soon thereafter as the attention of the Court may be had. in ourt Room No. 5. City-County Building.

Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, and unless exceptions are filed thereto before June 30 1H41. the said account may then be confirmed and distribution ordered to be made to creditors of the debtor. CHARLES FRIEDBERG. Temporary liquidating receiver of the American Trouser Company, partnership.

LEWIS M. ALPERN. Attorney for Receiver. 529 Union Trust Pittsburgh. Pa.

WEIL. CHRISTY WEIL. Attorney at La- o- 721 Frick Building. Pittsburgh, Nonce is hereby given of intention Jo nie Article of Incorporation with the Department of State of the Commonwealth "i at Harrisburg. on Fridav, the 13th day of June.

1941. by Martin J. Fleishman. S. Allen Vat and Mary K.

Stewart for a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 6th. 1933. sa-d corporation to be named NATIONAL FOODS. INC. The purpose or purposes for which it is organized are manufacturing, buving.

selling, boxing, packaging, and dealing in macaroni, spaghetti, noodles and other foods and grocery-store and food products: and for these purposes to have, possess enjoy all the rights, benefit and privileges of said Act of Assembly. Weil, Christy Weil. Solicitors. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania: No.

2145 July Term. 1941. In re petition of George Philip Cekoskey and Irene Elizabeth Cekoskey. his wife, for change of name to George Philip Andrews and Irene Elizabeth Andrews, his wife. To all persons interested; Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the filing of said petition and fixed the 6th day of August.

1941. at 8:30 A. E. S. as the time and the Assignment Room.

City-County Building. Pittsburgh, as the place for a hearing, when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why said names should not be changed aa prayed for. Sam R. Keller. Attorney for Petitioner.

918 Frick Build-ing. Pittsburgh. Pa. JOHN R. BOWMAN.

Attorney, 2015 Union Bank Bldg. Kn nf ion that letters testamentary on the estate of Valentine G. Wagner, deceased, late of uiiusc.iiiq jivm it. aiik nrny 1 1 i naving been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having wm present mem to i-narte ag-ner. Executor.

710 Washington Bridgeville. Pa. CHRISTOPHER A. WINTER. Attorney.

1013 Berger Bldg. No. 2350 of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Mary C. Baumgarten.

deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Godfrey B. Miller. Executor 114 Ormeby Mt. Oliver.

Pa. FLACCTTS A FLACCUS. Attorneys. 1503 Law A Finance Bldg. No.

1940 of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Peek, deceased, late of Baldwin Township. Allegheny Countv. hav ing been granted, all persons indebted to said, estate will make payment and those naving claims will present them to Lena Peck. Executrix.

Baldwin Township. R. D. No. 6.

Pittsburgh. Pa. LEONARD H. MARKS. Attorney.

1906 Law A Finance Bldg. No. 227 of 1941. Notice that letter of administra tion on the estate of Albert Aufderheide. deceased, late of Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted. aU persons lnaeotea to saia estate will make payment ana toose having claims will present them to miiism Auiaerneioe. Administrator, jl-o Arlington Pittsburgh. Pa, WILLIAM D. FORSYTH.

Attorney. 619 Berser Bids'. No. 2354 of 1941. Notice that letters of administration on estate of Sarah Ann Perry deceased.

late of Richland Townsain. Allegheny County. having been gran ted all persona indebted to said estate will make payment and those haying claims will present them to carl A. Perry. Administrator.

Valencia. Pa. LOUIS ROSENFIELD. attorney. 620 Bake-well Bldg.

No. 2158 of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of lorenee Baszewski or Florence Baszewska, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all person indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Frances Beggs, executrix. 2222 Larkins Way. Pittsburgh.

Pa. SAMUEL M. PASQUARELLL Attorney. 1203 Law A Finance Bldg. No.

2343 of 1941. Notice "hat letters of administration on the estate of Ralph L. Romano ot Ralph Romano or Ralph Romana. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Pauline Romano.

Adroin-lstratrix. 158 Burrow Pittsburgh. Pa. THORP. BOSTWICK.

REED A ARMSTRONG. Attorney. 2812 Grant Bldg. No. 2853 of 1941.

Notice that letter testamentary on tha estate of Lnrer Mur phy, deceased, late of Wilkmsburg. Allegheny County, having been granted, all person indebted to said estate will make payment ana those having claim will present them to Harry Martin. Executor. 1160 South Wilkinsburg. Pa.

MAX O. SIEGEL. Attorney. 400 Bakewell Pittsburgh. Pa.

To Howard B. Faloon. Respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alia subpena in the case of Father V. Faloon against you for divorce A. V.

M. at No. 2218 April Term. 1 94 1 Common Plea Court of A Hegheny County. have been returned N.

E. I. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday of July. 1941. JpHN HErNZ.

Sheriff. JOHN F. GLOECKNER Attorney. 603 Law A Finance Bldg. No 2691 of 1941.

Notice that letters testamentary on the ett of Anna it. Kraelin-. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allecheny County, having been granted. aU person indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to George A.

Kraelinr. Execuvcr. 220 Birmingham' A Pute burgh. Fa. of of 1 HUNTER On Friday.

June 1941. at p. James us Dana oi Gertrude Hunter, nee Hudson, age 58 years. Father Irwin Hunter of Pittsburgh. Funeral services at the Fisher at Owes Funeral Home.

126 Haselwood on Mondav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of King Solomon Lodge. No. 34S. F.

A. M. and friends invited. IConnellsville tPa.) papers please copy.l JAMES On Friday. June 0, 1141.

at 8 a. Grace Gardner, wire of Marry James and daughter of James R. and the late Jennie E. Gardner. Service at Aeberli Chapel.

East North Ave- at Sandusky St- on Monday at ni. KNOLL Of 318 Moye Sl Mt. Oliver, on Friday. June A. 1941.

at 8:40 a. Mary N. Knoll, daughter of the late P. J. and Magdalen.

Reiss Knoll, sister of Katie Knoll, in her 74th year. Friends receiver at toe runerai Home of Jono Mt. Oliver. Funeral on Monday at 9 a. Solemn reauiem hirH muu at At.

Josephs Church at 10 a. m. Friends invited. Interment in St. Michael's Cemetery.

Kl'PPFER On Thursday. June 6. 1.941. at 11:45 a. Anna F.

Schaffrath. widow of Myron Knppfer and mother of Mrs. Mildred Alsnauer of 949 Freeland St. Friends received at Colligan Bros. Funeral Home.

609 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Monday. June 9. at 8:15 a. m.

High mass of requiem at St. George Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. LEV'TON On Friday.

June 6. at Miami. Harry, beloved husband of Dora Lev ton and father of Samuel and Edward. Funeral services will be held at the home of Max Blank. 601 North Neiley Ave.

corner Black St.) on Sun- June 8. at 2 p. m. McMOIL On Friday afternoon. June 6.

1941. at 12:45 p. Catherine Emma McMoil (nee Davis) widow of James Wilson McMoil. formerly of 1214 Chel-ton Brookline. mother of Mrs.

Louise Collins and Mrs. Ruth Wertman: sister of Mrs. Louise McCaughan. Mrs. Mary Mtiffele.

Mrs. Reese. Mrs. Frieda John. Walter.

William and Robert Davis of and Edward Davis. San Apr.llo. Cat. Friends received at the Beinhaner Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty Ave, wotice of funeral later.

IcGtlGAN Mary E. McGuigan. at her residence. 6512 Centre Avenue, on Thursday. June 5.

1941. Survived by Philip McGuigan of Chicago. and John McGuigan. Funeral from the home of Joseph A. Crowley.

4930 Centre Avenue, second door from Morewnnd Avenue on Monday morning. June 9. at 9:30 o'clock. High raasi of requiem at Sacred Heart Church at IP clock. MEHAREY On Friday.

June 6. 1941. Ed win H. Meharey. Friend and members of Beta Lodge No.

647 V. A A. Pennsylvania Consistory S. P. R.

32nd degree and Brotherhood -of Locomotive Engineers No. 70O. will be received at the Wareham Funeral Home. Rebecca Ave. at Center Wiikins-burg.

where services will be held Monday morning at 11 o'clock. MILLER At Detroit. Mich-. Friday. June 1941.

Mary, widow of Joseph Miller and mother of Mrs. Margaret Scherrer. Leo and George Miller, formerly of Middle Road. Glenshaw. Funeral from the Rhein Funeral Home.

333 Butler Etna. Monday at 8:45 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church, at Pine Creek, at 9:30 o'clock.

Friends invited. MURPHY At Chicago. 111., on Friday. June 6. 1941.

at 11:45 a. William A. Murphy, formerly of Wall. husband of W. A.

Murphy, and brother of Edward P. Murphy of Swissvale. Pa. Friends received at the Heinrich A Corl Funeral Home. 7408 Washington Swissvale.

Notice of time and arrival later. O'NEILL Lawrence, of 602 Hawkins son of Patrick and Jennie Drane O'Neill, brother of James. Edward, Robert. Elisabeth and Paul, and Mrs. Catherine Richardson.

Funeral from Neely's. 1330 Pennsylvania N. Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Andrew Church.

Beaver N. at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. PERRIX On Thursday. June 6.

1941. Josephine Chardong. wife of Camille Per-rin. and mother of Mrs. Charles Daniels and Mrs.

Mary Ruby. Funeral from the home of her daus-hter. Mrs. Charles Daniels. Bridgeville.

Pa. Blessing serv- ices at St. Barbara's Church. Presto. on Sunday afternoon at 2:30.

Re- auiem high mass Monday morning at :30. Friends invited. RYAN On Friday. June 6. 1941.

at 1:25 a. Mary Harrington Ryan, widow of Michael C. Ryan and mother of Paul E. Ryan, of 136 Plymouth St. Friends received at the Parlors of Wm.

Slater and Sons. Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, until 8:15 a. Monday.

June 9. Requiem high mass at St. Mary of the Mount Church at RUBINSTEIN On Thursday. June 5, at n. of bus Taylor N.

Isaac, beloved husband of Hilda Rubin-stem: survived by 1 sister. Mrs. Ida Volk; 2 brothers. Men-is and Sam Rubinstein. Funeral services on Sundav.

June 8. at 2:30 p. m. at Blank Bros. Funeral Home, Forbes St.

at Craft Ave. Inter ment west view. SHIELDS At Boston. on Friday. June i.

Florence W. Campbell, wife of Wilmer W. Shields, formerly of Pgh. Committal services at the family lot. Mt.

Royal Cemetery. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SLOAN On Tuesday. June 3. at Hanford vjBiuomia, ttooeri orge.

son of the! late James and Lina Boden Sloan. I Friends received at the home of hi brother. William K. Sloan. 120 Patter-1 son Carnegie.

on services June 8 at :30 p. Friends invited. Interment June 9 at 10 a. m. SMALL On Friday.

June 6. 1941. at 7:45 a. Howard husband of Anna Rose (Pendergast) Small. Funeral services at the Albert J.

Freyvosel Funeral Home. 118 Craft on Monday. June 9. at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. STOFKO-WYLIE On Fridav. June 6. 1941. Evelyn, wife of Charles Stofko.

daughter of James and Evelyn Schroef-fel Wylie. Friends received at D. E. Wehrle Funeral Home. 405 North Willvale.

Service Monday. June 9. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Ann's ghurch at 9 a. m. STOKES Saturday. June 14. 1941.

at 8:2 a. Richard H. Stokes, husband of Margaret King Stokes. Funeral from his late home. 3911 Mintwood St.

Time later. 8WEITZER On Saturday morning. June 7. 1941. at 6 o'clock.

Edward C. Sweitier. formerly of Prince E. E. Services at the home of Hartwell and Waples.

Baum Blvd. at Graham St. Time will be announced later. WALTERS At Philadelphia, on Wednesday. June 4.

1941. William husband of the late Laura May Rectanus Walter. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members of I.

O. O. K. of I. S.

and E. U. and friends invited. Lorena Lodge. Knights of Pythias, services Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock.

Interment Miners-ville Cemetery. WOJTOWICZ-(WILSON) On Thursday June 5. 1941. Stephen, husband of Anna Synehysh.vn and father of Joseph and Anna Woitowicz of 92 S. 14th S.

S. Funeral from his late residence on Sunday at 1 :00 p. m. Blessing services at St. John the Baptist Ukr.

Catb. Church at 1 :30 p. an. Friends invited. YIRKOVICH On Friday.

June 6. 1941. Jacob, beloved husband of Mary Mar-nich. Funeral from the family residence. 103 Grace Sneer Plan.

McKees Rocks, on Monday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Mark's R. C.

Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. In Mtmoriam MRS. ELIZABETH WEAVER In loving memory of our mother who passed away four year ago today.

Sadly missed by her daughter and son. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Of Greater Pittsburgh Funeral Directors ELKTN MORTUARY, NORTH BRADDOCK FUNERAL HOME. 809 Fourth Street. Brandywine 2588-2599. G.

HENNEY Funeral Horn Dignified. Dependable. Economical. 624 Washing ton. Carnegie 1093.

GEORGE F. SMITH FUNERAL HOME. 1200 Federal St. North Side. Fairfax 4011.

HARRY A. READS HAW. CARRICK FU- kkal. Hunt. ioU3 JBrownaeviu Koaa.

Call Camck 385Q. HENRY L. BETCHER Funeral Home. 6S California Avenue. Avalon.

Linden 3004 L. P. HERSHBERGER A SONS Funeral Home. 418 S. Main St.

Walnut 1702, MeAVOY FUNERAL HOME. E. J. Mo Avoy 17QO Foroe St. Grant iuw ROBERT J.

FREYVOGEL. South Hill Funeral Home sum west liberty Avenue. Lehigh 5592 WM. F. CONROY.

SHERADEN FUNERAL HOME. 2944 Federal 6192. Chartier Avenue. Call Florists Gidas Sprays, $3: Backet. $5 3719 FORBES ST.

1300. LUBIN A SMALLEY. 126 Fifth Ave. FLORISTS Grant SPRAYS. S3; BASKETS.

5. CO. 3400. DAVE HjTIX FLORAL. CO.

6th Ave -A Wood 6 Monuments-Cemetery Lots MILLVALE MONUMENT WORKS John A. Kremmei. Large display. price plainly marked. Convenient payment without charpe.

1252-54 Evergreen Ave. Millvale 1428 OAKLAND CEMETERY 4 GRATES, M0. WALNUT 1766 WEEKDAYS. Sympathy Cards MOURNING CARDS printed while yon wait. SI per 10O.

Kirner's. 308 Market St MAKE it a habit to read The Press Want Ad daily. You will frequently find rust the thing you. need." Lost and Found BEAGLE HOUND Black, brown, white. Duquesne Height.

Answers "Mickey." aewara. nemioca nuiv. BOSTON BULL -TERRIER: male. "Par; lost Troy Hill. Friday.

Reward. Fairfax 4648. CAT Biamer. male, tan body. face.

feet. tail, blue eye: friendly. Reward. Wing 5810 Bartlett Street. Haxel 702T.

COLLIE Large male, very umut WsAiiss- day: Bomewood-Brathton District. varw, taurcjuii 3 ENGLISH SETTER PUPPY Black eyes. Wednesday. Roaiya J) arms. Reward.

Carnegie 2550. FOX TERRIER White, left ear brown: Camck; answers child pet; veward. Camck 4279-J. PUP Black and white: found Sheraden. Owner pay for ad and identify license.

Federal 0863. SCOTCH COLLIE Sable "and white fe male: vicinity Glenshaw; reward. Phone Glenshaw 345. SPRINGER SPANIEL Black and white female. Worth Side district: Tucky.

Reward Fairfax r320. WRIST WATCH Bulova. initials BME." Oakland-North Side. 77-Emsworth car. Reward.

Fairfax 6728. WALLET Woman's, containing 24. Donahoe's. Thursday. May reward.

Lin- den Personal COUPLE Want to adopt child. 2 years or more: reference: confidential, 165. Press. ANYONE seeing accident on 22nd St. bridge Sunday at 7 p.

call May flower 2221. MaU Hetp Wonted All advertisement appearing in The Pittsburgh Press Employment columns offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and basis of compensation. AWNING HANGERS MCST BE EXPE RIENCED. SCHENLEY 7960. AUTO MECHANIC Chevrolet: first-class: no others need apply.

92 North First Duquesne. Phone 54 0. AUTO MECHANIC Experienced. Center Ave. Apply Sunday.

1921 AUTO MECHANIC Packard and Stude- baker Dealer. 923 Main Street. Sharps- ourg. sterling -BoU. AUTO DELIVERY and Pick-up boy.

Must be experienced motorcycle rider and parts buyer. Good steady job. 5301 Fifth East End. BODY and Fender MAN Steady wffrk. ex-perienced.

549 Corey Avenue. Braddock. BODY MAN to run shoo on percentage Call Everglade 0755. BODY MAN A-l: highest wages paid: must be A-l. none other apply.

M. A A. Auto Body. 1200 Merchant. Ambridse 857.

BAKER'S HELPER EXPERIENCED ALL AROUND. CEDAR 6073. BODY AND FENDER MAN Experienced metal man only need apply. ot6 Corey. Braddock.

BRADLEY HAMMER OPERATOR Ex perienced on capes and. gouge chisels: no other need apply, highest wages Eaid. Steel Conversiou and Supply ibrary Road. Route SS. CasUe Shannon.

Carrick 3000. BOOKKEEPER Full charge, complete set of books, experienced: state full particulars. 117. Press. BODY AND FENDER MAN Steady work Apply Horovits Motors.

2621 Murray Avenue. Squirrel Hill. See Jim. Jackson 3000. CLERK Experienced: progressive Army store, about 50 minutes Pittsburgh good wages, right party.

Full first letter. 1 9Q. Press. COOK EXPERIENCED. WALNUT 9445.

CARPENTER General contractor for new and remodeling work: steady year-round work. State age. experience, hourly wage expected. us. tress.

CAR AND BODY SERVICE MAN Expert enced: drive car and make calls. Write full particulars, salary expected. Henry car shop: uraddocK. Pa. CANVASSERS Six men wanted to can vass lor furnace resetting and cleaning with the largest home heating com pany.

Good support. Draw plus commission. Apnly Mr. Hebert. 102 W.

North North Side. Pittsburgh. CANVASSERS Men. women, now selling extract, toilet household goods: earn 15 to S30 weekly extra commissions 4816 second Hazelwood. CARPENTERS-SHIN GLERS Must car.

155. Press. have COLLECTORS AND SALESMAN Experi enced. must have car: salary, commis sions. National Family Store.

304 East Eighth Ave Homestead. (Home stead 22bO). DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL DESIGNERS, DETAILERS CHECKERS Apply by letter with full account of education and experience. Personal interview will be arranged. Heyl Patterson, Inc.

50 Water Pittsburgh. Pa. DRUG CLERKS Experienced in cut rate business: reterences. 178. Frees.

ELECTRICIANS wanted. 15, for house wiring. Keport to westiawn Housing Project. Warren, Ohio. Monday morning, ready to work.

Scale fl.50. ESTIMATOR General contractor, new house construction and remodeling work: permanent position. State age. experi-ence. salary expected.

119. Press. EMBALMER and funeral director: stats qualifications and church affiliations. Write 175. Pres.

ENGINEER Licensed. for institution: write giving references, salary expected. 163. Press. ELEVATOR OPERATORS, PORT ERS.

WALL WASHERS. WEST PENN HOSPITAL, 4800 FRIEND SHIP BLOOMFIELD. FURNACE vacuum cleaner operator and repairman, steady wor.t. Montrose 637o, GENERAL all-around man For building repairs, steady work, car preferred. State qualifications, wages expected.

P. O. Box 6346. Pittsburgh. HANDYMAN White, settled: good character; lor inside-outside work in country home.

Millvale 1814. MAN Experienced. service and repair cigarette machines, music boxes, pinball machines. 147. Press.

MECHANICS Ineelbrie and painters, expe rienced. Apply American Home Appli ance. 017 Belgreen Place. Oakland. Mechanical Engineer Graduate with machine shop or drawing room experience for sales wor with heavy machinery manufacturer.

Give tions in detail, age. salary expected. ualiflca- 148. tress. MECHANIC Used cars, capable of han dling all types of work.

See Crawford. 6H01 Hamilton. East End. MEN WANTED For semi-skilled permanent work In Pittsburgh: applicant hhould be clean and neat in appearance. 25 to 40 years of age.

feet. 8 inches or over, and have experience in driving motor vehicle. This is not a sales canvassing or commission work. Apply week day from 9 a. m.

to 12 noon except Saturday, seventh floor. Duquesne Cecil and Duquesne Way. MEN. Factory campaign on nationally advertised household necessities sold on small weekly payments. Our men are averaging big money.

Every home a prospect. Highest commission paid. See "Spot" Clarke, 104 Market Pittsburgh. Pa. MEN WITH TRUCKS Experienced in selling to retail dealer from truck for cash: to distribute finest 5-cent cola drink: beverage experience not necessary; opportunity for real earning.

160. Press. MAN 18-55. for full or part-time work, driving- range. Apply afternoons or evenings.

W. A. Frere. 8900 Frankstown Road. MEN Carpenter or pattern maker for wood tank building.

Fleming Tank Com-pany. 31st and Penn. Atlantic 8539. MEN OVER 40 Publisher needs 3 men. high calibre, to sell monthly sale subscription service to sales executives.

Excellent opportunity for men with right background. Commission basis. Phone Zenn Kaufman. Atlantie 7100. Pittsburgh.

Saturday after 9 a. m. MAN- Operate Pre." prefer wnite. steady work. Ed Schwager.

Hazel 3343. MINE CHAINMAN Experienced: must live Pittsburgh: steady work. 123. Press. MALE STENOGRAPHER 19-24.

Protestant preferred, shorthand, switchboard and receptionist. Immediate employment. Apply Mayer Body 204 Auburn East End. Montrose 660Q. NATIONALLY KNOWN appliance concern, leaders fn the field since 1851.

ha exceptional opening lor man. thirty to thirty-five, with good business record, preferably but not necessarily in sales work. Continued expansion necessitates bringing into our company, a man of proven ability and reputation to take over a more responsible position a soon a his training justifies. Must be willing to learn our business from the bottom, but future for the right man is assured. Straight salary.

We are particularly interested in hearing fror: person living in or near Butler. Beaver Falls. Ambridse. Washington, New Castle. Carnegie.

Wheeling. W. Va. Write Personnel Manager. P.

O. Box 1203. Pittsburgh. stating previous experience and qualifications, which will be held strictly confidential. Enclose photograph.

Inte -view will be arranged. PAINTERS EXPERIENCED. STEADY WORK. FAIRFAX 0214. PRESSER Wanted immediately work; rood wage.

Ruby'. 054 Brook- line Blvd. Lehigh 540O. PRESSER APPLY LAND AVE. 503 NORTH H1GH- PRESSR3 Experienced men's, ladies' wear: Hoffman reasinr raacnine.

Apply Consolidated Cleaning Shop. Ine Bryant east r-nq. PRESSER Ex uei ienced. at once. Keller's Cleaner.

1109 Federal SU North id. no Court Awards Sole Custody To Ex-Husband Morton Downey By The United Press BRIDGEPORT, June 7 Superior Judge Robert L. Munger Issued an order yesterday restraining Barbara Bennett, divorced earlier this week from Morton Downey, radio singer, from seeing her five children unless she is in a "condition of complete sobriety." Judge Munger granted Downey, who charged "intolerable cruelty," a divorce at a private, uncontested hearing Wednesday. Downey was granted custody of the children. The court handed down a written decision yestarday giving Downey "the exclusive care, custody and control of the minor children and of their education and religious rearing and training during their minority." The decision restrained Mrs.

Downey from "any interference whatever," though Judge Munger said she "shall have the right to see and visit such minor children at reasonable times, provided, however, that the defendant alone makes such visits unaccompanied by any other person or persons unless with the permission of the plaintiff." "The defendant at the time of any such visit or visits," the court ruled, "shall be in the condition of complete sobriety and shall conduct herself in the presence and hearing of such children with propriety becoming a good mother." Downey was given "the right at all times to be the sole judge of the sober conditions and propriety of the behavior and condition of the defendant in the presence and hearing of said children." Married in 1929, the Downeys were long considered "the perfect family" among screen and radio couples. Mrs. Downey announced early this year that she would seek separate maintenance and Downey, after an "attempt at filed for divorce here. Mrs. Downey is a sister of Con stance and Joan Bennett, movie actresses.

The children are Michael, 11, who was adopted; Sean Morton, Lowell Ann, Anthony Patrick, 6, and Kevin Peter, 3. They are living with Downey's mother at Wallingford. Barbara and Cowboy Elope to Mexico By The United Press HOLLYWOOD, June 6 Barbara Bennett, newly divorced wife cf Tenor Morton Downey, and Addison Randall, cowboy film hero, were believed today to be at Guaymas, where they intend to be mar ried. Miss Bennett, sister of Film Stars Joan and Constance Bennett, left by airplane with Randall for Mexico yesterday after informing mends they would be married there. Randall has appeared in pictures for several years and is a brother of Bob Livingston, also a cowboy actor.

Livingston reported that his brother told him he and Miss Bennett were eloping to Mexico. Miss Bennett was divorced earlier this week by Downey in Bridgeport, Conn. Downey was given custody of their five children. Miss Bennett and Randall met shortly after her separation from Downey last fall. Pitt Cadet Colonel Given Saber by County VFW The saber which the Allegheny County Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars, annually presents to the outstanding ROTC cadet at the Uni versity of Pittsburgh was awarded today to George Maruschak, a cadet colonel.

It was presented at ceremony in the Cathedral of Learning by James F. McCaffrey, the county com mander of the VFW. At the same time some 45 or 50 graduating cadets were given their commissions as second lieutenants by Colonel Edward L. Kelly, the commanding officer of the Pitt ROTC unit. 5 Male-Female Help Wanted COUPLE White, chatiffeur-butler-cook.

out of city, family 2. S125-140; couples white, colored, city. $100-125: general houseworkers. no laundry. S10-S15: white butler-chauffeur home nights.

J80: chambermaids. S12-S15: immediate placements. Aida D. Rich Employment and Service Bureau. 524 Penn.

the market, pictured above, new store will be open daily BARBARA BENNETT "Shall conduct herself with propriety: Alleged Red Unions Ousted by Teachers By The United Press CHICAGO. June 7 The American Federation of Teachers (A. F. of last night revoked, the char-! ters of two New York City chapters and one Philadelphia local for "consistently" following "the Communist Party line." The revocation was ordered in a national referendum xby a vote of approximately 11,000 ft 8500 ineach case, the federation reported. These figures contained the votes of members of the three affected locals, the federation said, charging that the vote of other chapters was "80 per cent for ouster." Charters revoked included: New York Local 5, which with 6000 members is the second largest unit in the federation; New York Local 537, the college teachers' unit, and Local 192, Philadelphia teachers.

Despite protests of the affected unions at the last national federation convention, the executive council was successful in inserting the words "communism" and "Russia" in a resolution condemning all forms of totalitarianism. Crash Brings Man A Peck of Trouble As a result of an accident in Carrick last night. Carl H. Borland. 27, of 5720 Forbes.

faces a peck of trouble. He is scheduled for hearings in South Side Police Court and also in Traffic Court. Borland was driving in Spokane St. and near Parkfield St. the machine crashed into a car driven by Lawrence Fulton, of 51 Briggs Overbrook.

I Police say Borland failed to stop but was arrested when the auto ran into a pole a short distance from the scene of the collision. It is alleged that Borland and John Harriett, 30, of Curry, stole the auto from 2445 Saw Mill Run Blvd. It is owned by Walter and Margaret Harriett, of Curry. Both Borland and John Harriett are charged with the larceny of the auto. In addition Borland is accused of failing to stop following the collision between the two cars and is also accused of driving without a license.

It is alleged by police that Borland was convicted of drunken driving and that his license had been revoked by the Sta. McKeesport Man Held Martin Martinez, 39. of 139 Second McKeesport. today was- held for the Grand Jury under a $1000 bond for receiving stolen goods. Police said he bought 10 cartons of cigarets from a 15-year-old boy who confessed he had stolen them.

scheduled to leave the Water St. wharf at 9 p. m. A. F.

Jenkins is general chairman. The group is composed of fathers of sons who attend Central Catholic High School. Legion Official To Speak Edward R. Stirling, national vice commander of the American Legion, will address the Pittsburgh Purveyors Assn. Monday night at the Roosevelt Hotel on "The Part Civilians Play In National De fense." Brighton Club To Meet The regu lar meeting of the Brighton Com munity Club will be held Monday night at the parish hall of All Saints Episcopal Church, McClure -Ave, North Side, Obituaries MEAT DEALER TAKEN jY DEATH Frederick Ehrhardt of McKees Rocks Was 63 Frederick Adam Ehrhardt, retired McKees Rocks meat dealer, died yesterday in his home, 1241 Char-tiers McKees Rocks.

He was 63. Mr. Ehrhardt was born in Cora-opolis Heights and spent most of his life in McKees Rocks, where he had been in the meat business for 35 years, retiring six years ago. Mr. Ehrhardt was a member of the Calvary Lutheran Church, McKees Rocks; the Coraopolis Beagle Club.

Watson Rod and Gun Club and the Roxian Sportsmen's Assn. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Bridget Fitzgerald; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret S. Wagner, Mrs.

Mary Louise Clark and Mrs. Velma Smythe; a son. Robert Ehrhardt; two sisters. Mrs. Mary Hood and Mrs.

Margaret Rabuck, both of Coraopolis, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church.

Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Andrew Connolly Solemn high mass of requiem will be held for Andrew Connolly. Joseph Home Co. advertising executive, at St.

Bede's Church, Dallas Monday at 10 a. m. Mr. Connolly, who was sales promotion director of the department store, died suddenly yesterday at his home. 6641 Wilkin Ave.

He recently had undergone an operation, but apparently was on the road to recovery when he was stricken with a heart attack. A native of Pittsburgh, Mr. Connolly was educated in the public schools and the University of Pittsburgh. He had been connected with Joseph Home Co. for the past 29 years.

The body will be at H. Samson Funeral Home, Neville until the hour of the services at St. Bede's. He is survived by his wife, one son, his mother and eight sisters. Mrs.

Catherine S. Dietz Reauiem high mass for Mrs Catherine Schulte Dietz, of 1690 Potomac who died Thursday, will be offered at 8:15 a. Monday, at St. Bernard's Church. Washington Rd.

Mrs. Dietz was a daughter of the late A. J. Schulte, coal oper-ator. Besides her husband, Michael Dietz, she is survived by four daughters.

Anne and Marion Dietz, Mrs. James Hazen. and Mrs. Genevieve Linehart; four sons. Raymond, Earl.

James and Edward; four sisters. Mrs. Mary Yates, Bridgeville; Mrs. Walter Eckert, Cleveland. Mrs.

Celia Aiken, Bridgeville, and Mrs. Sstell Wyke, Dormont: four brothers. John of Carnegie; Joseph Charles of Bridgeville, and Frank F. Schulte, of Bulgar. Pa.

Friends may call at the Bein-hauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty Ave. Burial will be in the West View Cemetery. Jcmcs C.

Hunter Services for James C. Hunter, who died yesterday at his home, 240 Winston Hazelwood, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at the Fisher and Owens Funeral Home, 126 Harelwood Ave. Mr.

Hunter was bom in Homestead 63 years ago, and had been a life-long resident of the district. He was a member of the Hazelwood Presbyterian Church and the Masonic Order in McConnellsville, Pa. Besides his widow, Gertrude Hudson he is survived by a son. nu 'f AO lllv Litvl iU o. iuai garet C.

Hunter; three brothers, Harry C. Dave and Elmer Hunter, all of Pittsburgh. Burial will be in the Homestead Cemetery. Police Asked to Hunt For Missing Youth The Missing Person's Bureau has been asked to aid in the search for Charles Gueth. 20, of 1832 Butler McKeesport.

ine boy was last seen Sunday afternoon at the Irwin entrance to the Turnpike. He was with Gilbert Decker of Scottciale. who had left Fort Meade. Young Decker had spent the week-end in McKeesport. Young Gueth.

the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Oueth. was em ployed by the Charles Royal Tower in McKeesport. He is five feet, ll'i inches tall, weighs about 145 pounds, has blond curly hair and blue eyes.

When he left home he was wearing a blue pinstripe suit, brown striped shirt, tan shoes, and carried a green topcoat. He has a small scar on his fore head. BOLIVIA shipped 3500 tons of tin to other countries in a recent month. I- DRUG CLERK EXPERIENCED. APPLY 6871 FORBES SQUIRREL HILL.

COUPLES S125: houseworker. S10-12: chambermaids. S15-S16. Immediate placements. Cleary Employment Bureau.

710 Bcllefonte St. STOGIE MAKER. experienced. 3249 Juliet Oakland. Apply SALESPEOPLE Shoe store, experienced.

Saturdays only. 4313 Butler. Schenley 2759 Hazel 0412. 6 Female Help Wanted BAR WAITRESSES Experienced, salary 10: pleasant working condition. Valley 9860.

BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced, steady work. Apply 261 Atwood. Oakland. Mayflower 0746. BEAUTY OPERATOR Good: apply Beaver A Henry.

306 May Bldg. Court it 11 3. BEAUTY OPERATOR All around experience. Brandywine 4460. 2147 Ardmore Blvd.

BEAUTY OPERATOR APPLY 319 FIFTH AVE- PITTSBURGH. BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Buett ner's. 408 Federal Street. North Side.

Fairfax 6590. BEAUTICIAN All-around operator. Wilk-insburg resident with following preferred. Walker Beauty Salon. 307 Tren- ton A Wi 1 kin shurg.

BUSINESS WOMAN to supervise chain of dry cleaning stores, good opportunity for clever, ambitiou person. 156. Press. BEAUTY OPERATOR Well known manufacturing company: saleswork: iree to travel: salary-commission. 179.

Press. BOOKKEEPER Knowledge of typing: state age. expereience and salary desired. 163. Press.

BOOKKEEPER Experienced Chrysler products; work. Apply 660Ijr. Hamilton Avenue. East End. Around the Town BRIEF NEWS -STORIES OF LOCAL INTEREST BEAUTY OPERATOR 8alary and commission guaranteed.

3227 W. Liberty Dormont. Lehigh 1780. COLLEGE GIRLS: TEACHERS Counsellors wanted for girl' camp. If in-terested.

Linden 5384. CLERK Receiving: 2 solicitors, dry clean- ing: salary commission. ast r-na resident. Paramount. 6350 Broad St.

COOK WANTED Experienced, for summer resort, should ne aoie to oo an Kino of home cooking. Hungarian preferred. I. Harris. Herman.

Pa. Phone Butler CASHIERS National cash posting machine operators. Permanent position. Most moderate store Allegheny County, completely aireooled. OIIRINGER Home Furniture Braddock Ave.

at Seventh St. CHILD COMPANION White, small apartment, general nonseworn. reier-ence. Jackson 2024: Z145 Wirhtman. No.

5. COOK Thoroughly experienced. Popular price BOO need restaurant. Apply immeaiaieiy. Federal St.

COLLECTOR 25-35. WITH CAR. FOR BROOKLINE SECTION. APPLY SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 632 BROOK-LINE 9-10 A.

M. P. M. GIRLS Not over 24. to distribute samples.

Salary, no experience necessary. Call Mr. Herron. Churchill 0S71 after 6 p. m.

GIRL White, experienced, general housework, no laundry: small family: other help employed. Good wages. Churchill GIRL Experienced. housework. good home, small family, good sun.

Rel-erences. Hazel 6517. GIRL White, over 20. general housework, no cooking, light washing: like children, stay night. $7.

Mayflower 6867; 114. Press. GIRLS 2 Over 21: refined, neat: resi-dents McKeesport. Versailles Township vicinity tavern: evenings; five day. 146.

Press. GIRL General housework, no cookings tay nights: relerencea. Asputwau. Sterling 2076. tmij nite.

expenenceo. general aousw wipk n. lannHrw lirVit Mftkinr. a To Explain India's SUnd Anup Singh, director of Research for the India League. New York City, will talk on "India's Attitude on the War" before the Hungry Club luncheon in the Fort Pitt Hotel Monday at 12:15.

Dr. Singh studied at the University of Kansas and the University of California, received his doctor's decree in political science from Harvard University. He is a Hindu and will be entertained here by P. C. Mukerji.

a Pittsburgh Hindu, of 5475 Bartlett St. Mr. Mukerji is connected with the Carnegie-Ulinois Steel Corp. Boatride Tonight The Catholic Fathers' and Sons Club of Pittsburgh will sponsor a boatride to- night on the Steamer Senator. night S3.

He1 3430. GIRL General housework; no washing: 2 room; stay night. (4. Jtmarsoa ..777..