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I If '31 THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1941 Want Ad Headquarters, Court A999 THE PITTSBURGH PRKSS Other Press Departments. Court 7200 THIRTY -ONE Death Notices Legal Notices Vital Statistics 'Nags So Much Dog, Cat Flee Husband Says But Court Patches Up Couple's Squabble 33 Meyran Susan. 7308 Schley MARc'hiONE SZYMAN'KI Leonard. 6210 Dresden Way; Helen.

280 Penn Ave ADAMS BANKSTOS Bennie 718 Anaheim Jame. 2351 Center Ave. DOYLE FLYNN Vin-en 8613 Persh-inr St Manraret 8613 Perehin? St. JAKUB-GCTTEH Albert. 1402 Superior Ave Ames.

H545 Darlington Rd. EHNOT-GALAMB John llltf Went Komestead: Barbara Turtle Creek Universal. Pa. KOLAS-BANKS Joseph. 50 Steuben Violet.

3413 East Carson St SMITH-SUTTON Ralph Bis Sewickley Creek Fair Oaks. Vera 5540 Penn Ave. 1 i i i Resort Directory Lignier LIGONIER BEACH DISTRICT Furnished cottages. electric, ga. conveniences: weekly-monthly.

Bramtywine 2338. LIGONIER VALLEY COTTAGES Week. month, season. Inquire P. J.

Madden. Laugniintown. f. COTTAGE Completely furnished 4 rooms. bath; frigidaire, Jackson 0422 between 6-8 p.

m. Lake Erie Erie, Pa. NEW furnished 3-rooni apartments with garages will be for rent from June lo. by the week, for vacationists in Erie, near Peninsula Beach. Write to Hr-niansen.

1217 Hilbome Erie. Pa. Linwood Park (Vermilion, HOTEL LINWOOD Rooms, excellent cui- sine. private baths. Phone 2831.

SANKER'S -Rooms, deluxe beds, private lavatories. Phono Lehigh 8866-J. Madison-On-The-Lake COTTAGE Furnished, beautiful location. private Deach. all conveniences, fcewicb-ley 510; evenings Sewickley 665-M.

COTTAGES Large selection. S18 week tip. Get list. Miller Realty. Geneva.

O. Pymatuning Lake PYMATUNING LA room: accom- modates 6 boat. Carrick 422S-M. good fishing: S25. Rehobath Beach, Delaware BEVIS COTTAGE Apartments rurmshed.

Ideal accommodations for two or four fiersons. Reservations for one week or onger may be made in advance. Write-Mrs. William W. Bsvis.

100 Scarborough Ave. SHORE COTTAGES Modern, cc-m- Pletely furnished; $55-S75 weekly. Call Oakmont 385. Slippery Rock COTTAGES Nicely furnished, electricity, gas; boating, swimming; week-ly-mcnthly. Montroso 9208.

Syracuse, Indiana SPEND your vacation on Dew-art Lake Inn? cottages, camping, boats, beach best fishing of middle west: reasonable. Jesse Crowi. Syracuse. Indiana. Stourhton Beach ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES Modern, completely equipped: swimmmff.

skating. boating, etc- Carrick 5193 weekdays. Trailer Sites TRAILER SITES Available Immediately; licht. city water furnished; reasonabls rent. Sterling 1753.

Van Buren Point VAN BUREN POINT Cottage accom-modatmg 6: conveniences: month July S80; reasonable. Penhurst 03Q0. Ventnor, N. J. VENTNOR Roland 105 S.

Victoria ideal location overlooking ocean: near amusements and bathing beach: frigidaire. Dial 2-3261. Male Help Wanted DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL DESIGNERS, DETAILERS CHECKERS Apply by letter with full account of education and experience. Personal interviews will be arranged. Heyl Patterson, Inc.

50 Water Pittsburgh, Pa. DRAFTSMEN with structural, plant piping and plant layout experience wanted by large industrial corporation. Address P. O. Box 444.

Cumberland. Man-land. ELECTRIC WELDERS For pressure pipe, welding, workinr 65 nours weekly write lint, jfress. FURNITURE FINISHER Service work in finishing shop. Steady employment for experienced man.

Ohringer Home Furniture Braddock Ave. and Braddock. GRADUATE FUEL ENGINEER. Exp Nat-ural Gas-Oil, $300. under 40.

SALESMAN Exp. wholesale merchandising, tinder 40. up to S250, salary and expenses. RUSH. SALESMEN Bakery Supplies.

COBYS. BESSEMER BLDG. HOUSEHOLD WILL. HIRE JUNIOR EXECUTIVES 21-30 years of age. high school graduates, 2 years business expenem-e.

Initiative, forceful, tact and good personality necessary. Straight salary with adequate expense allowance. Here is a chance for a capable voung man to develop into a manager of one of our branch offices. Apply in person. -8 p.

m. Thursday. Household Finance 0rPuA Frk BIdr- and Smithfield. LNsELBRICK Paint Salesmen Drawing and commission. Consolidated Construc-tion Co.

Investment Building. LIBERAL profit sharing plan; new elec-trical specialty. 305 Investment Bldg. LAYOUT MEN EXPERIENCED ONLY Apply Employment 'Office. 6Cnd and Butler Sts Lawrenceville.

Union Steel Castings DIVISION OF BLAW-KNOX MECHANIC, Automobile First class 5378-R worK weekly wage. Jmfiper MA.N Middle-age. as collector. Must orive car- good money, easv work. Phone Mayflower 3644.

evemnrs. -i-1 All-around restaurant work. Some aiicnen. Apply 2607 Murray 12-4. MAN To solicit orders for rl.an inr setting furnaces: drawing account commission.

Apply 9 a. m. 420 Mam Bloomfield. MAN -Colored, drive car and store- porter Know city; reierencea required. Jackson 0721.

MEAT SALESMAN To build and servicsj commissions daily. 10-8 St North Side, before a. m. MAN Experien'-ed bottler wanted for bot- piani. acnentey 7038 lor appoint ment.

MAN Young. 18 to 20. neat appearing. iree to travel East Coast resorts. Asist manager with Associated -Trade Pres contracts.

Transportation expenses paid. Salary to start S18 weekly. See Mr. Anderson. Hotel Ma.vfair.

5 :30 to nanitu mih several vr ex perience around automatic machinery. Tie 318 Penn MAX Ah electrical and mechanical manufacturer will emplov a resourcesf ul man of neat, annea.ri.nce -whA decent living and a chan-e for future: ex perience not necessary; training is given: applicant must be over 25 years of ag and willing to work regular hours: about S40 per week advancement auiiisri Sen Mr. Koneeheck. hetween 10 a. m.

and A m. Friday. 42! Penn Ave. Room 312. Professional Bnildinr MAN.

Have oneninr i nll.i fonel reliable man Mnat Km Pittsburgh and surrounding- territory- car neceesaiy. See Mr. Elsaesfcer. 1809 Clark Bldg MEN Carpenters or pattern makers for wood tank building. Fleming Tank Com.

P-'iny. 31st and Penn. Atlantic 8539. MEN WANTED For semi-skilled permanent work In Pittsburgh: applicants should be clean and neat in appearance. 25 to 40 years of age.

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

to 12 noon except Saturday, seventh flgor. Duquesns Cecil and Duquesne Way. MEN Young. 25-35. supervisors for re tail shopping service.

No experience necessary. Salary, advancement. Must be free to travel. State former em-Ployment. 174.

Press. MEN Aee 35-45: for order department work, distributing- samples (Blu-Bleach I Salary $10. 4-5 p. ni. or 8:15 a.

m. Mr. Scanlon. 217 Commonwealth Annex. MEN Turn your spare time into cash by taking orders lor tha nest coal in tn Pittsburgh district.

Commission basis. For interview, phone Grant 2350. MEN (3) College, high school grads. echool teachers. Service established territories.

2I0 customers: to S50 per week percentage. Apply Fuller Brush. 27 Fulton Bldg. Grant 4973. MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN Steady po CONRAD On Thursday morning.

June 12, 1941. Edward beloved husband of Mary E. Conrad. Friends received at his home. Taylor Avalon.

until Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Services and interment at Lancaster. O. COBBKTT On Wednesday June 11. Wil liam beloved husband of Stella srumn i oooeii ana lamer oi rs.

Francis Kelly. Mrs. Neville Dingman and William Jr. Funeral from the family home. 2950 Zephyr Sheraden.

Pittsburgh, on Saturday. June 14. at 10:30 a. m. High mass of requiem at Holy Innocents Church at 11 a.

ni. DOMINIKIEWICZ On Tuesday, June 10. 1941, at 9 p. Eleanore Dommikie-w-icz. Friends received at the Drxer-veicki Funeral Home.

119-123 S. 15th St. Funeral on Friday. June 13. at 9 a.

D. S. T. Reouiem mas at SS. Peter and Paul R.

C. Church. Can-onsburg. at 9 a. E.

S. T. Interment in Oak Springs Cemetery, Canons-burs. EII.EK On Wednesday. June 11.

at 11:30 a. Marceline Elden Filer, wife of Fred Filer of 182 Valley McDonald. Pa. Friends received at Rogers Funeral Home. 314 West Lincoln McDonald, where services will be held on Saturday.

June 14. at 2 p. D. S. T.

Interment Robinson Run Cemetery. GARBK At Pittsburgh Hospital on Juno 10. 1941. at 5:30 p. m.

Edward son of the late Louis F. and Johanna Garbe. brother of Enielia and Ida Garbe. Mrs. Clara Herman, and Lydia Herman.

Funeral from the family home. 1051 Flemington on Friday afternoon at 2.30 p. ni. Interment in Homewood Cemetery. G'SIN On Tuesday, at 8:20 a.

m. Wini-ferd C. G.vsin (nee Quest), mother of Margaret Thompson. Funeral from the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz.

1834 Middle Sharpsbiirg. on Friday, at 8:30 a. m. High mass ot requiem in St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock.

GIXLANDER On Tuesday. June 10. at 3 a. James husband ot Mary Jane Shand Gillander. lather of Mrs.

Esther Orrill. Robert C. and Ruth V. Gillander. of 315 Marshall Ave.

Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Perrysville Ave. Services on Friday at 2 p. m.

Friends invited. GROETZINGER On Thursday. June 12. at a. Susan Brant, wile oi Charles Groetzinger.

of 94 Ella Ieetsdale. and mother of Mrs. Margaret Brown and Ralnh Groetzinger of Ben Avon. Friends may call at the Gray Funeral Home. 328 Beaver Sewick ley.

where services will be held on Sat urday at 3:30 oclm-k p. m. GORDON Alexander husband of Catherine Edwards Gordon and father of Allen Edwards Gordon, at his resi dence. 149 Gordon Edgewood. Wed iiesda.v.

June 11. 1941. Services and in terment private Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. GIXXITV On Monday, June 9. 1941.

at of 7226 Travella E. Ginnity. husband of the late 7 p. Peter Anna Kellv Ginnity. age 71 years: father of Virsinia.

Margaret. Clare. John. Peter and Thomas; also five grandchildren and one brother. James Ginnity.

Friends received at the Goetz Funeral Home. 3509 Penn Ave. Members of Pittsburgh Fire Department and friends invited. Requiem mass at Corpus Christi Church. Lincoln on Friday at 10 a.

m. Chicago till. I papers please copy.1 HKKR On Thursday. June 12. 1941.

at 12:10 n. Gertrude W. Herr. wife of the late Joseph E. Herr of 94 Poplar Drive, Mt.

Lebanon. Notice of funeral late': HORTO.V Of 435 Serrano Mt. Lebanon, on Wednesday. June 11, 1941, at 3:03 p. Joseph husband of the late Sarah Andre Horton, in his 81st year, father of Mrs.

Ga.vlord H. Gaynor. Mrs. Robert E. Roberts, Mrs.

Frederick C. Magill and Joseph E. Hoi-ton or Reno. Nevada. Friends rereived at the E.

B. Laushlin Funeral Home, 331 W. Liberty So. Hills, where services will he held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Please omit flowers.

HARE On Tuesday evening. June 10. 1941. Charles of 5409 Wellesley husband of Bertha N. Hare, father of Mrs.

Helen H. Horner and William E. Hare, brother of Miss Besie M. and Ralph W. E.

Hare. Friends received at the Smullin Funeral Home. 208 South Negley E. E. Services Fri- day afternoon at 2 JONES On Tuesda.

June 10. 1941. Anne Jones, sister of Mrs. N. H.

Morrow and Grace M. Jones. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Grime Blair. 4520 Penn near Friendship Avenue. Funeral on Friday at 2 p.

m. KENNEDV On Wednesday. June 11. 1941. Lee Kennedy, grandfather of Howard, Ethel and Robert Kennedy.

Services at Stephens' Funeral Home. Cedar N. Saturday at 2 p. m. KI.1N.ING On Tuesday.

June 10. at 12:17 a. ni Henry husband of Margaret Walx Klinzing of 707 Arlington Mt. Oliver, in his 46th year; also survived by 3 children. Margaret D.

Lorraine and Henry F. and father John Klinzing and 2 sisters. Friends received John H. Slater Sons Chapel. 228 Brownsville Road.

Mt. Oliver. Funeral Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment St. Paul's Cemetery.

Members of Abraham Lincoln Lodge 9I6. I. P. E. U.

Local 16 and friends invited. LANGGITH On Wednesday. June 11. 1941. at 5:30 p.

Miss Joan Leno re. beloved daughter of J. Otto and Maude Frantz Langguth. of 1453 Center W'llk. Friends received at the funeral home of T.

D. Turner. 729 Wallace Avenue. Wilkinsburg. where services will be Id Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

MrKLROV On Wednesday. June 11. 194. David D. McElroy.

beloyed husband Mary E. McElroy. Services at the Hein-- rich and Corl Funeral Home. 1 408 Washington Swissvale, on Saturday, June 14. at 2 p.

xn. MARTIN On Tuesday. June 10. 1941. at 3 :32 p.

Andrew Payne, beloved husband of Amanda Martin, nee Hartley, and father of Gladys M. Schauweker. at his residence. 2969 Mattern Dor-mont. Funeral from the family home on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

John A. Breshear Lodge 743. F. A. M.

and friends invited. Masonic burial in AUe- gheny County Memorial Park. MILLER On Monday, June 9. at 4:15 p. Louis husband of Julia Rifter.

from his home. Federal. on Friday. June 13. at 9 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. Barbara's R. C. Church at 9:30 m.

Friends invited. MITTCOVSBE (McCosby), on Tuesday June 10. 1941. at 6:45 p. Edward F.

Mittcovsbe. husband of the late Gertrude Sauers Mittcovsbe. Funeral from the family home 1819 Harcums Way. S. on Saturday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem mass at St. Michael's Church at 9 a. m. Friends and members ot Holy Name Society and I.

B. E. W. Local 6 are invited. MOSER On Thursday.

June- 11. Anna C. Oolerman of 744 Proctor Way. 18th Ward. beloved wife of Charles E.

Friends received at the Allen Funeral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. at Beltz-hoover. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m.

Requiem high macs at St. George Church at 10 a. m. L. C.

B. A. Branch 127 and friends invited. Interment in St. George's Cemetery.

NEEDHAM On Thursday. June 12. 1941. Harry Needhani. husband of Florence Hoffman Needham.

brother of Mrs. Nellie Becker of Ingram. Friends received at the funeral home of J. Herbert Hershberser Sons. 57 Station Crafton.

where services will be held on Saturday at 10 a. m. Friends invited. NICKEL On Wednesday. June 11.

1041. Whilhtmia Mink, widow oi August Nickel and beloved mother ot Mrs. Bertha Sarver. Mrs. Rose Waters.

Mrs. Ann Kuhn. Otto and Edward Nickel, sister of Mrs. Bertha Holman. Services at the Heinnch and Coil Funeral Home.

7408 Washington Swissvale, on Saturday. June 14. at 3:15 p. m. ROGERS On Thursday.

June 12. 1941. at 5 a. Thomas, aged 76 years, of 1308 Kirkpatrick N. Braddock.

husband ot the late Emma Page Rogers. Father of Mrs. Joseph McNeice. and Mis. John Rukenbrori of N.

Braddock. Friends mav call at his late home, where services will be held Sunday. June 15. at 2: 30 p. m.

riends invited. ROSSMAN On Thursday. June 12, 1941. at 6 a. Bennett Rossman.

beloved husband of the late Blanche Rossman and father of Mrs. Morris Singer. Mrs. Max Lebowitx. Leo.

Maurice and Rena Rossman. brother of Sam Rossman and Mrs. Bessie Orinstein. both of Brooklyn. N.

and Mrs. Harry Dove of Philadelphia. Friends received at the Ralph S.hugar Chapel. 6509 Center Ave. Notice of time of funeral later.

Please omit flowers. ROI'GHAN on Wednesday. June 11. 1941. Michael Rougban.

beloved husband of the late Bridget O'Connor Roughan and father of Mary, Nora. James and Margmret Roughan. Friends received at the family residence. 1633 Monongahela Swissvile. Solemn high mass at St.

Anselm's R. C. Church on Friday. June 13, at 0 a. m.

Friends invited. SALT On Thursday. June 12. 1941. Ernest, beloved husband of the late Mary Salt.

Survived by one daughter. Mrs. Ella S. Kidney: one son, Harvey R. Salt, and four grandchildren.

Friends of the family and members of Corinthian Lodge No. 573. F. A. received at his late residence.

139 Oak-view Edgewood. where services will be held nn Sunday afternoon at .3 o'clock. Interment Monday private. SCHERER Suddenly, at Camp Shelby, Miss on Monday. -June 9.

1941, Corporal Gordon A. Scherer. of the 1lst Radio Intelligence of the Third Army, beloved son of John and Mar garet Arand Scherer. in his 19th year; brother of Sister Loins Mary, Edward. Robert and Donald.

Funeral from the home of his parents, 321 Rochelle Knoxville. Funeral on Friday at 8 a. m. Solemn requiem hieh mass at St. Canice's Church at 9 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. TO SELL TO RENT TO FIND TO GET RESULTS OF ANY KIND GALL WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS COURT 4900 O'lTED STATE9 DISTRICT COURT. Western District of Pennsylvania.

The 1'nited. State of America vs. Antonio AiUo. Civil Action No. last known foreign residem-e tiizzena.

Cantanzaro. Ita'y. last known T'nited States residence Pitt-bnrsh, granted citizenship December 7. 19'ti: Ntcasio I Ninwio) Ca-telii. Civil Action No.

last known foneipii residence Caccamo. Palermo. Italy, last known I'nited States residence Car-nesie. rranted citizenship May 5, 1S25; Yincenzio Cerra. Civil Action So.

Kiori. last known foreiim resiunce Beiia. Xnastro. Calanzaro. Italy, last known I'nited Stftes residence Pittsburgh.

granted citizenship October X. Do-mcnico Fliuo. Civil Action No. 1H44. last known foreign residence Motta S.

l-uci. Catanzaro. Italy, last known United States residence Pittsburgh, granted citizenship September 8. 1 9.11 Anton Honus. Civil Action No.

last known loreign residence Velka. Blatnica. O. Hra-dtste. Slovakia, last known Cnited States residence) Groveton.

ftranted citizenship Februarv 5. IflMO; Donato Larotonda. Civil Action No. 134o. known foreiim residence Vulture.

Potenza. Italy. at knowij I'nited States resilience Linhart. tranted citizenship January 4. lt2t: Xenophon Mantsouranis.

Civil Action No. last known foreign residence Siph-nos. Greece, last known United States residence Pittsbureh. granted citizenship September 2.1. lt27: Plliplo Masa Massa).

Civil Action No. last known foreign residence Ausonia. Province of Frosinone. Italy. last known Slates residence Pittsburgh.

aranted citizenship July 1915: Leo Can Aletzler. Civil Action No. 1 last known foreign residen-e Geisa. R-hon. German-, last known I'nited States residence Pittsburgh.

eranted citizenship April 2S. Gmsepte Mucciolo. 'ivil Action No. 1350. last known foreign residence Castel S.

Iirenzo. Salerno. Italy, last known United States residence PittstnirKh. granted citizenship December lo. 1H1: Pietro Velenowi.

Civil Action No. 134 1, last known foreisn resilience Moz-zano. Province of Ascoli, Pu-eno. Italy. Iat known lTnited States resideuce Pittsburgh 2-ranted citizenship January 23.

192H: all the foresoinu naturalized ov IMP 1'nilCfl laies inn i i' rt the Western District of Pennsylvania at Pittsburs-h. and John Totaro. Civil Action No. 1345. last known foreien residence Piairshne, Salerno.

Italy, last known United States residence Pittsburgh. irranted citizenship April 25. by the- United Slates District Court for the District of New Jersey at Camp Dix. N. J.

Take notice that on April 25. 1941. complaint were filed and summons issued returnable Dei-ember 31. 1941. praying for orders declaring null and void the.

orders entered as indicated above, purporting to admit you as citizens of the United States, and praying that the certificates of naturalization issued pursuant to said orders be can-elled and declared null and void for the reason that you did not. at the time of your admission to citizenship, intend to become permanent citizens of the United States. On the same date, the court issued the following order as to the notice of publication: -'Notice of the institution of suit s-hall also be given by publication in The Pittsburgh Press, a newspaper of general circulation at f'arnegie. Groveton. Unhart and Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania, and The Pittsburgh Legal Journal, once a week for three successive weeks not less than sixty days prior to December 31. 1941. setting forth the nature of the suit, a brief statement of the grounds relied upon for the relief prayed for. and a copy of this order so far as it applies to the noti-e of publication." Charles F. Uhl.

United State Attorney. TO ALL. PERSONS IN INTEREST: Notice is hereby given that KOBERT C. ROCKWELL is no longer an agent or emplovo of the ROTKWE1X MOTOR COMPANY', of Elizabeth. Pennsylvania, and thai tfe said ROCKWELL MOTOR COM PA NY will not be responsible for any of his acts or any debts contracted by Robert r.

Rockwell on behalf of the said ROCKWELL MOTOR COMPANY. ROCKWELL MOTOR COMPANY. June 11. 1941. L.

THOMPSON JOH2JSTON V0EGTLY. Attorneys. 518 4th Ave. No 2091 of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of William H.

Thompson, deceased, late of Brentwood. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having elaims will present them to Flora M. Thompson. Executrix. 80 West Frai.cis Brentwood.

Pa. HUGH C. BOYLE. Attorney. 1608 Law Finance Bldg.

No. 2424 of 1941. Notiee that letters of administration c. t. a.

on the estate of Herbert H. Penn. deceased. Iat of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to John E.

Cable. Administrator. 6376 Au- relta Pittsburgh. Pa. WALTER LA SKA.

Attorney. 314 Bake- well Bldg. No. 2601 of 1941. Noticel that letters testamentary on the estate ot Marcin Wilczynski.

deceased, late ot Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will maks) payment and those, having claims will Tresent them to CmhsTtn K-minski. Fxeeutorix. 18 Brosrille Pius-burah. Pa.

WILLIAM H. MARKUS Attorney. 1601 T.aw Finance Bltlg. NO. 2509 of 1941, Notice lhat letters testamentary on the estate of Rose Renasku deceased, late oi Pittsburgh.

Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Paul Skalos. Executor Address 56 Rostock N. Pittsbursh. Pa. TO JOSEPH MAVIS.

Respondent: Take notice that the case ot against yon for divorce a vinculo matrimonii at No. 3405 April Term. 1S40. Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County.

will tw tried at the City-counry Build ing. Pittsburgh. -when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Harry E. Richter.

Attorney for Ijbellant. Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. MARCUS SU3MAN Attorney.

Vandergrift Building Pittsburgh. Pa. To Molly A. Windstein. Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Bernard F.

Wxndstem against yon tor divorce A at No. 1123 April Term. 1941. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County. have been returned N.

E. I. You are reomred to appear and answer the complaint on or before th first Monday of July. 1941. John Heinx.

Sheriff. M. J. HINDES. Attorney.

207 Investment Pittsburgh. Pa. To Herman Taborowski. Respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alias svibpena in the case of Stefana Taborowski against you for divorce a. v.

m. at No. 1085 April Term. 1941. Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County.

have been returned n. e. i. You are required 1o appear and answer the complaint on or before the first Monday oi July. 1941.

John Heinz. Sheriff, Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh. Pa. June 6. 1941 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Allegheny County.

104 Court House. Pittsburgh. Pa. until 9:30 o'clock a. m.

E. S. T. or 10:30 o'clock a. ni.

D. S. T. June 17, 1941 and publicly opened at o'clock a. m.

E. S. T. or 1 I XI a. m.

D. S. T. in the presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers in Room 410. Court House.

Pittsburgh. for the following: Fish Meat Special bidding blanks and envelop for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders and -oiidition regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application at the office of the Allegheny County Institution District. Room 330 County Office Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. The Allegheny County Institution District reserves the right to reiect any and all bids. ROBT. G. WOODSIDE.

County Controller. BIDS ON CANNED GOODS The School District Borongh of Wilkinsburg is asking for bids on canned goods. Specifications may be obtained at the Secretary's office. Room 101. High School Building.

Wilkinsburg. Pa. All bids must be in the office of the Secretary by 4:00 P. Daylight Saving Time. Friday, June 19.

1941. and plainly marked "Bid on Canned Goods." The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. School District. Borough of Wilkinsburg. IL R.

Schweinberg. Secretary VACATION DAYS will be happy days if spent at the resorts listed in Classifica-lion 33 of The Press Want Ads. Death Notices BAEHR On Tuesday. June 10, 1941. at 6:45 p.

Richard Baehr, husband of Elizabeth McMUlen, father of William Richard Michael Ralph Shirley P. and Theodore ot 1443 Faulsey and son of Catherine Nock. Funeral services at the James I-owrie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania on Saturday at 2 :30 p. m.

Friends invited. BELSTEAD On June 11. 1941. at 6:45 p. m.

Karl, beloved husband of Anna Wood Porr. brother of William Belstead. at the family home. 950 Industry 18th Ward. Friends received at Beinhauer Mortuary.

2630 West Liberty where services will be held on Friday evening at 8 clock. Friends invited. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. BERGGREX Carl J.

O. on Tuesday. June lo. of 215 Grant St, Millvale. uncle of H.

R. Berggren. age 95 years. Member of I. O.

O. Duquesne Com- mandery 72. Duquesne Lodsre 546. F. A A.

North Shore Lodge 479. and Ancient Accepted: Scotish Rites. and Calvery Club of Funeral from E. J. Pfeifer Funeral Home.

512 Grant Millvale. on Friday at 2 p. m. BONETTI On Tuesday, June 10. 1941.

at 1 a. Ignatz Bonetti. beloved husband of Mero Bonetti. of Horning. Pa.

Friends received at the J. F. Galley Funeral Home. Broughton. Pa.

Funeral services Friday. June 13. Requiem mass at Nativity Church. Broughton. at lO o'clock.

Friends invited. BOYER On iat 10:50 a. Clara L. Boyer of Kittannmg Pike. Sharpsburg.

Funeral from the home of Holzheimer Bock. Mam St. at Ninth. Sharpsburg. on at a.

High mass of requiem in St. Joseph Church at 9 o'clock. BALI.INGER On Wednesday. June 11. 1941.

William Ballinger. formerly of Beltzhoover. Friends may call at the Eaton Foneral Home, 733 Ross Avenue. W-iikinsburg. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Interment South Side Cemetery. CAR LIN Wednesday. June 11. 1941. Joann Carol, aged 3S.

daughter of Michael and Catherine Nowalk Carljn. Funeral from the parents' home. 5l6 S. Mam West End. on Saturday.

June 14. at 9:15 a. m. Angel mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock.

Friends invited. CAPLAN On Thursday. June 12. Isador beloved husband ol Rose Caplan. and father of Samuel.

Alvin. William and Leroy. and brother of Less Bayles. Funeral services will be held from his late residence. 5349 Hays E.

on Friday. June 13. at a. m. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS WTKO'OXKRICHES'KT 125 Mor.rno -McKeesport Helen.

1705 McKeesport. PEOHER-CHRIST Edward R. D. 1. Wt-xford.

Pa Rita S3- Spring Garden Ave. MO ROE-BUR KH ART John 512 Ridge Eul Pittsburgh; 735 Helena Braddock. SZYMONIAK SOBOL Vincent. 431 Foreland Ida 827 Virgin Way. GEARINGER-DTETRICH Robert M.

i553 Frankstown Marion 110 Rutland St FRIDAY-OLIVER Richard 349 South Aiken Dorothy. 5301 Forbes St. ST A GNO-VENTURING Anthony. 4 Carver Jo-ephme. 41 Malflowcr St.

SCIfWAKZBACH-BLAIN William 730' novT Swissvaie; Dorothy A 722W Whipple Swisevale. KOVACS-BARNES Karl 235 Gray-ffon Ave McKeei Rocks; Margaret. 59 Keelaud St HRKPFER RAUERi.E George 125 Goodwin Way. Millvale: Ruth 117 hesmiit St. WESLaGER ROESSLER Charles Arabella Katherine 826 limax St.

THOMPSON -MOREL AND Stephen. 403 I.unen Johnstown. Katheryn Mae. 705 Grove Johnstown. Pa.

CA RLETTO SCHWOTZER Charles. 25 May tide Frances. Option Baldwin Twp. WIIOS-ABBOTT Russell. 15 Arlington Ave Ellen 322 Climax Si.

SELZKR -ULEWK 7. Raymond 1 Laketon Wilkinobiirif: Christina Mam St. Shariwhurtr. EHA Kr -EliWA RDS EAsar 6l- Oak wood Wilkinsburs; sianton Ave. WILHEL.M-S.M 1TH Wilbert E.

13.1 Fred- Kantian. 18 Stanton ROXEMEYER-OTTO John 7274 Verona Sara 2116 Braddock Ave SOM YOK-M. GEE Joseph 33 May- Bower Lillian 33 Mayflower St. Michael 207 Fleet Rankin; Mary R. D.

1, Turtle freek. HARTWICK WUNDERLEY Hrrv T. 2707 Banker McKeesport Hazel 113W f'aliiornia McKeesport. CI NNINGHAM SANDMEYER Clyde. 11104 M'Keesport; Dorothy.

Box 1 OH Greenock. Pa PETKUCt I MASTROIANNT Dominie. 4 Mnam Mary 62 Home-wood Trafford. Pa. M-KARLAND KENNEDY 4017 Coleman Anna 570 Greenfield Ave WALTON -FRIEDERICK Thoma.

301 Meredith Si irv 415 Knox Ave ERASER John ttflOO Perryvilie Ren Avon; Lilian Hope. WaKnn Blvd. FRERE-HOOK Ralph Fifth Tarentum: Lucille C. 1206 Filth New Kensington. GI AM PAOLO-CAIN Albert 421 Atwood Patricia 1H07 Colwell St.

SHEBET1CH FRANKOVICH Stephen. 4H2'i Willow Margaret 156 Fortv-eiirhth St KLICKER HAMMER Willard 705 I.o. cii-t Place Sewickley; Rita 310 Hank Sewieklev ROBINSON MeLAUGHLTN Harry 2ooi rielware SwTisvale; Mary 5t-2 Grecndale Edsrewood SHI'TTLEWORTH TIT. LETT Paul Madera. Phoebe.

2217 Hawthorne A vp Sw le, Walter 2817 Brecker Jean Uli Knox Ave. WAGNER STEELE Nlchola. Svlvan Ave. Natrona Heights: arei 1434 Third Natrona Heiehl-i. BULGER- EA BIO Richard H.

70t T. He-wild Marie 7301 Susquehanna Si RA PP ON WELL Thnma 7S2 F.bner olumhii-. Marie 221 Ulysses St KUNKLE IRVINE John 2 Me-Comh Gladys 10.J3 Warrinston A vp. KA LI -LAZIER Arnold 1 1 South Birnard Stale Colleiie. Nancy.

4" Ham-nek Ave VatKtersTift. EW1NG EINCHER Clyde C. 75 Ruih Marian 132 Ruth St LA RSEN CARLSON oiaf. ft.15 St. James C'onnne 411 North Fairmont St BERON-WEIXEL Walton C.

3225 Central Mary 3307 Flennnar Ave. OLIVER McCOWAN Charles. 7747 Calhoun Mary. 74 17 Annon Wav. WHETSEL SCH-AFFER John Sixth and Walnut Clairton: Elva 27 Clifton St.

WEINBERG ARKOWITZ Irwin 028 North St. Clair Pearl, 257 Dinwiddle Si. MILLER BLACKSMITH Anthony 1057 Somh Eighteenth 1057 South Eishternth St CHAPMAN ROBERTSON Euirene 1121 Chateau Nellie 1121 Chateau St. SCHOY-NEEDHAM R. 815 Franklin VVilkinsburr: Margaret xnii Walnut Wilkinshiii-e.

ANDERSON-M ILLIGAN James 701 Hazel McKeesport: Gra.vee 80,1 Vermont Ave. (Jlassport. BUR( HELL-COTTOM R. 1 Ehzibeth: Lillian. R.

I). 1. Elizabeth ASSACC1MUSCANTE Louis. 2126 Walnut McKeesport; Mary. 1232 Walnut McKeesport.

RSH KXSON -ROG A I.SKT Louis 2328 EMnd-e Gladys. 5831 Darlington Rd. KEARNEY FILER James 243 Kennedy Ave Pearl I 108 Perrvview Ave GOTTSCHALK-RARON 34.il Massachusetts Florence ISiim Kimball Arnold. SYNDR-HENDERSON Harrv A 81 2 Lnrenz Mar.aret 829 Taylor Avalon. McCOY-BROWN William 75 Schley Ingram; Jean, 65 Schley 1 nrrra GOLDM A N-SOVA Arthur 242 New Draft Board Quotas Announced Ey The United Press HARRISBURG, June 12 Local draft board quotas for the Army requisition for 8857 men to report to the eight state examination posts between June 23 and July 9 were announced today.

Quotas include: Vr-ie I'nimi 1 1 1 1- r-iw or rrie 1. ie; is; a 25 20. Mercer County 1. 20 15; 4. 11; 5.

20: 3. 24: i. Allegheny County 1. 30; 2. 24: 3.

27: 4 25: 5. 26: n. 20; 7. 2t: S. 25: f.

25: in. 30: 11. 21: 12. 23: 13. 24: 14.

2o: 15. 20: 16. 18; 17. 20; IS, 25: in. 21: 2D.

32: 21. 2 22. 33; 23, 30: 24. 28; 25. 24: 2H.

22. City of McKeesport 1. 20: 2. 17: 3. IS.

Armstrong County 1. 24: 2. 23: 3. 25. Beaver County 1.

24; 2, 19; 3. 18; 1. 22: 5. 21: n. 21: 7.

7. Butler County 1. 2H: 2. Cfi: 3. 2S.

Favette County 1. 23: 2. 23: 3. 22; 4. 19: 5, 21: ri.

21; 7. 19: S. 20. Greene County 1. 19; 2.

17. Lawrence County 1. 23; 2. 21. City of New Castle 1.

20: 2. 22. Washineton County 1. 27: 2. 29; 3.

25: 4. 30: 5. 10: ri. 24: 7. 22: 8, 22.

Westmoreland County 1. 24: 2. ,21: 3. 30 4. It: 5.

25. 29: 7. 21: S.19: 9. 23; 10. 24: 11.

21: 12. 18: 13. 12. I Jealousy Theory Probed in Shooting Investigation of a jealousy theory in the shooting of William H. Gorman Sr.

in his Avalon home Saturday moved forward today after county detectives said they learned Mr. Gorman had taken a woman acquaintance to his home for dinner on one occasion. Investigators were told that Mrs. Gorman was enraged and went up stairs in her home at 920 Malvern Rd. and refused to leave her room.

Several days of investigation have failed to convince the detectives that Mr. Gorman, 47, a salesman for a cop-per company, shot himself. Mrs. Gorman killed herself two days later. Mr.

Gorman was found with a bullet wound in his eye in his bedroom. He is in serious condition in Passavant Hospital and detectives thus far have been unable to ques tion him. Halifax Says Planes Can't Come Too Fast By The United Press RICHMOND, June 12 Lord Halifax, British ambassador, said today that the United States is "doing a remarkable job" of producing weapons for Britain but added that "unless we go all-out we can pull through this thing." Lord Halifax said that "noth ing can be too fast" in speeding up the nation production. Britain, he said, needs planes and ships most from the United States, He added that "obviously" none of the supplies were of an use to Britain "unless they get there." Asked if that meant he favored U. S.

convoys of supplies to Britain, he said that was a domestic ques tion on which he had no opinion. $33,000 Estate Left The bulk of a $33,000 estate left by Clara L. Sands, who died May 4 was left to a brother and two nieces in a will filed for probate yesterday '1 1 -3 1 i If fl if Mt i i i i 1 i I 33 Resort Directory Atlantic City, N. J. THE BROADBENT.

107 S. Virginia Atlantic City. S. J. Booms and apartments: central, near Boardwalk.

Free parking. Ashtabula ASHTABULA Lake Erie cottage: accommodates city conveniences. June $18. Everglade 5079. LAKEFRONT COTTAGES City conveniences, private beach.

Gentiles. D. R. Group. Hiland 0931, NEW COTTAGES, large, all conveniences, on Lake Erie.

Write A. Karsikas. 2546 Walnut Ashtabula. Ohio. Beach Arlington, N.

J. HAVE rent. attractive seashore cottages lor Write Box: 145. Ship Bottom. N.

Bakerstown COTTAGES, rent or sale Improved pool; free nicnic rronnda dancing, roller skat' ing. amusements. Twin Willows. 20 miles north of Pittsburgh. Route 8.

Canadobta Lake, Pa. CHOICE COTTAGES Furnished, modern conveniences. $10 to $35 week. Write Elmer Smith. Canadohta Lake.

Union City. Pa. Phone Ricevtlle ll-R-2. CANADOHTA LAKE. PA.

C. Max Lee for cottages, all eize6. lo to $3o week. Cochranton COCHR ANTON. FRENCH CREEK Furnished cottages, boats, electricity, water.

Fairfax 3242. Cedar Cove, Va. CEDAR COVE. Virginia Summer boarders, day or week. Boats for fishing parties.

Located on the water 2 miles from Mathews Court House. Mrs. S. T. Davis, proprietor.

Camp For Girls CAMP CHEERIO, near Butlei Vacation spot for school-aged girla, exceUent staff including nurse. Janet Moon Bonsai. R. D. 2.

Valencia. Pa. Phone Montrose llOoor Nixon 2205. Conneaut Lake WEST SIDE 6-room cottage, bath, porch: accommodates lO: cabin, accommodates 6. Montrose 3922.

COTTAGES FOR SALE Furnished: S300 and up. terms: park location. Also rent cottages. Juniper 14 86 CONNEAUT LAKE East Side. Cottages near lake: also lake front cottage.

Pen-hurst 4666. FURNISHED FARMHOUSE All or part; complete; month. season: reasonable. Penhurst 3382. CONNEAUT LAKE PARK Modern cottage: week, month, season; reasonable.

Call Cedar 8206. TO RENT or to buy a home is a simple matter when you refer to the Classified Columns of The Press. Death Notices SCHMAUKL On Wednesday. June 11, Georae Schmadel. brother of Frederick Joseph J.

Jacob. Mrs. Paul J. Kemp. Mrs.

Louis Schiruig. Friends received at the residence of his brother. Frederick K. Schmadel. 7504 Rosemary Rd E.

E. off S. Braddock Ave). Requiem high mass at St. Bede's R.

C. Church, on Monday. June 16. at 9:30 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Johnstown, at 1 p. m. Friends invited. LoMERVILLK On Wednesday, June 11.

at 1 p. Mary A. (Eva) Madden, beloved wife of James H. Somerville and mother of Mrs. Gladys Figa, Mrs.

Pearl McEver. Francis Rape. Katheryn and James Somerville. Friends received at the family home. 831 Frank McKeea Rocks.

Funeral time later. SOMMAIRK On Thursday. June 12. 1941. Mary Hearne.

beloved wife of Paul Sommaire of 434 Shady Ave. Friends received at the James C. Campbell Funeral Home. 300 Shady E. E.

Funeral Saturday a. m. with requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 a. m. STEWART Suddenly, at Lynn.

Wednesday. June 11. James, widower of Asnes L.vle. in his 75th year. Funeral services will be held at the home of his daughter.

Mrs. Elizabeth Blair. 25 Granite Road. Sangus. on Saturday at 2 p.

ni. Relatives and friends invited. STRAIN On Wednesday. June 11. 1941, Philip S.

beloved husband of Mary A. Snyder, of 56l Forest Bellevue. son of Mrs. Mary Strain, brother of Andrew, David and William Strain. Friends received at the Edward T.

Daugherty Funeral Home, 366 Lincoln Bellevue. Services Saturday at 2 o'clock. SIPI.EK On Wednesday. June 11. 1941.

at 2 a. David husband of Margaret Lavelle Sinler. Friends received at The House of Dunn. 1928 Fifth Ave. Funeral Friday morning.

High mass at St. Mary of Mercy Church at 9 o'clock. TENER At her residence. Scheusburg. Tuesday evening, June 10.

1941. Gertrude Bailey, wife of Robert W. Tener. formerly of Coraopos Heights. Friends received at H.

Samson s. 537 Neville where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. VAXSEI.OW-H.tVKS On Wednesday. June 11. 194T.

at 11:20 a. Mary, wife of the late James Hayes, age b7 years. Funeral services at. the Fisher Owen Funeral Home. 126 Harelwood Pittsburgh.

on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Members of Ladies' Auxil-ary. No. 7 and friends invited. WEISS Tuesday.

June 10. 1941. George son of the late George M. and Mary Gross Weiss of Gass Ross 'ln. brother of Mrs.

Bertha Gall. Mrs. Jo. eenhine Mehring. Eleanor Louis and Ambrose J.

Weiss. Friends received at the H. P. Brandt Funeral Home. Perrv Highway.

Perrysville. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Athanasius Church. West Mew. on Friday morn-inir at 9 o'clock.

Kindly omit flowers. ZEII.ER On Tuesday. June 10. 1941, at 7:30 a. Elmer husband of Ida M.

Zeiler fnee Link), age 44 years. Funeral services at the family residence. 779 Middle Baldwin on Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. FAVORITE vacation soots are listed in Classification 33 of Tha Press Want Ads.

In Memoriam MRAZEK. ROSALIE In loving memory of my mother, who left this world June 12. 1937. Sadly missed by Marie and family: FUNERAL DIRECTORS Of Greater Pittsburgh Funeral Directors ELKIN MORTUARY. UORTH BRADDOCK FUNERAL HOME.

89 Fourth Street. Branclywine 2588-2599. H. G. HENNEY Funeral Home Dignified.

Dependable. Economical. S24 Washing- ton. Carnegie 1093. GEORGE F.

SMITH FUNERAL. HOME. 120O Federal St. North Side. Fairfax 4011.

HENRY L. BETCHER Funeral Home. 633 California Avenue. Avalon. Linden jwm.

JOHN TAYLOR One of Pittsburgh's lead ing Funeral Directors, 7127 Kelly Blvd. Penhurst 3134. McAVOY FUNERAL HOME. E. J.

Mo Avoy 1700 Forbes St. Grant luou. Florists Gidai Spravt. Baskets, $5 37 1 9 FORBES ST. 130O.

LUBIN SM ALLEY. FLORISTS 128 Fifth Are. Grant 2200. Monuments-Cemetery Lots A LLE GHENY COUNTY MEMORIAL. PARK 4 lots.

Excellent location. Price reasonable. Writ Box 3bo. Aliquippa, Pa. Sympathy Cords MOURNING CARDS printed while yoa wait.

1 per 100. Klrner's. 309 Market St Lost and Found BRACELET (Rhinestone) Monday eve ning. J-ort Pitt Hotel. Graduation gill Reward.

Hemlock 5075. VACATION DAYS will be hanoy days if spent at me resorts listen in iiassinca- uud oi a lie -ress vtam -aos. BLACK PURSE In Kaufmann's Monda: return cards, 3187-J. keep money. Lehigh CAT Siamese, male, tan body, black face.

lers. tail, blue eyes: friendly. Reward Wing. 5310 Bartlett St. Hazel 7027.

COCKER SPANIEL Black. answers 4o Inky. Wednesday. Carries vicinity, re ward. Carrick 1048-J.

GLASSES In case. Stanley Theater 7th Avenue Hotel vicinity. Reward. Pen hurst 57rt. GLASSES East End.

Fridav. th. Reward. 5818 Black Street Hiland 9538. FAVORITE vacation spots are listed in Classification 33 "of The Press Want Ads.

GOLD BRACELET With small diamond. two sapphires, valued keepsake: Home- wood-tsrushton. 7b car; reward, murcn- III 577S. LADY'S Hamilton wrist watch lost Monday evening in the vicinity of East Liberty. i.ioerai reward.

Hiland 5728. LOST Wednesday, five S1.O0O. Standard Plate Glass 6 ri Bonds. No. 1299 to 1303.

due 3-1-30. between First National Bank Building and Common wealth Building. -No value to holder. Finder notify Box 867, Pittsburgh Post tjntee. PACKAGES Lost Kaufmann's basement Wednesday morrune.

Return watch. xeepsaKe. ty ward. Duquesne 2H004. PURSF Small; Grotto Saturday after noon: working person.

Reward. Mont- roe i47i. Montrose 5349. SCOTTIE Black, male. "Smokie." J10 reward.

204 Freeland St Beltzhoover MemlOCK P442. SPRINGER SPANIEL Brown and white Fox Chapel vicinity: reward. Woodland Resort Directory 33 Darlington Lake Park, Pa. FOUR lovely furnished cottages. and a rooms; good fishing, boating, swimming.

Routs 51 to Darlington, turn right to park. For information call Ce. 4100-2129 or see Wm. Lawrence at park. Deep Creek Lake, Md.

CAMP. WILL O' THE WISP, on Deep Creek Lake. Garrett Maryland; cool nights, no mosquuos: swimming, boating, fishing, tennis, golf, dancing; illustrated lol.ier. Write T. E.

Bullard. Oakland. Md. Geneva-on-the-Lake ALLEN COURT COTTAGES on the bank of Lake Erie are clean, comfortable and Edgar Alien. Geneva-on-the-Lake.

Oh'o. 5-ROOM COTTAGE Completely furnished; bath. gas. electric, water, range; rea- sanable. Colonial 1110.

TWO-ROOM COTTAGE Gae. electricity. water. $20 weekly. Call Homestead 0612.

ALLEN DRIVE Furnished Cottages. Bert Allen. Geneva-on-the-Lake. Ohio. WRITE "for Farm Catalog.

A. B. Mar-tin Sons. Realtors. Geneva.

Ohio. COME and play at Geneva-On-the-Lake: municipality owned Golf Course. HAPPY will be your vacation if your destination is listed in Classification 33 of The Press Want Ads Children's Camp SOUTH PARK Summer home; children acres 7-6: day. week, montlp; references exchanged. Colonial 819.

Geneva-on-the-Lake FOR RENT 8-room cottage, choice location on lake bank: electric refrigeration maid's room, garage, splendid beach beautiful view; S575 season. Mrs. C. M. Warner.

COTTAGE Attractively furnished, accommodates 6: electric refrigeration, utili-ties, near beach. Walnut 3755. IHB Vacation Spot Supreme Rooms. 8 weeit up. Details, qne Cleveland Inn.

Gorley's Lake COTTAGE 4 rooms, completely furnished. frigidaire: open fireplace: S50 monthly: $150 season. Carrick 3011. Lakeside, Ohio CHRIS Dealers Boat Brokers. wormy n.

Brown Son. Lakeside. Ohi Lake Chautauqua COTTAGE 6 rooms, modern conveniences. available June. August.

Reasonable Fieldbrook 3472-R evenings. Ligonier i r.it, i'a. fennsyivania moun tain Playground; swimming, golf, riding Vacation rates. American or European man. Jinrei rort 1.

isomer. LIGONIER-RECTOR 5 room bungalow beautifully furnished: running water furnace, electric range. Cedar 4071. I Lost and Found SPORT 1HIRTS Men's 2. on Fifth Ave.

needed. Reward. Walnut 7361. Badly TRAVELING BAG Zipper, black, yellow Pennsylvania Station. Sunday night.

Reward. Cedar 4089. WALLET Containing papers, money. Tues day, downtown. Reward.

Mayflower 1499. 331 Darsie Street. WALLtT Brown. containing money, identification Sunday. Reward.

Doyle. Atlantic 40O. Line 417. FINDER of brief case of stands lost May 2 on Route 22 please return. Reward.

Zorn. A 366. East Islip. Long Island. N.

Y. FOUND ON STREET CARS AND BUSES June 6 Fountain Pen ..58 .94 ,..56 .28 .82 .40 .71 Glasses Medal June 7 beads Purse June 8 Sun Glasses Lapel Pin Purses 94 and 88 June 9 Camera .67 .71 453. Wallet CALL GRANT 7450. EXTENSION KITTEN Yojing. dark gray: Manhattan-Liverpool vicinity.

Fairfax 6344 after 5 p. ro. Personal REWARD-for license number 1937 Olds-mobile hitting Ford coach Sunday. June 7 p. 22nd St.

Bridge. Mayflower 2221. WANTED GOOD CATHOLIC HOME FOR BABY GIRL. A 142. PRESS.

Male Help Wanted Jill advertisements appearing in The Pittsburgh Press Employment columns offering Sales Positions must indicate article or service to be sold and basis of compensation. ACCOUNTANT Permanent position for Qualified semi-senior or senior; salary over S20O per month. Also perrfianent position tor C. P. A.

with executive ability, good public experience and ambition: salary open: possibility of resident managership of Pittsburgh office. Gentiles. Want good man only; must fit in with a small but progressive firm. Possibilities of future depend entirely on applicant. Reply in usual form.

Present staff knows of ad. 116. Press. ACCORDION and violin players for well-known local western group. Federal 4.377.

AUTO PAINTER Must be experienced. Apply at once. 5866 Baum Blvd AUTO BODY Metal Worker Experienced, good wages. Brose Carlisle Company, 5515 Penn Ave. ARTISTS Art department in advertising agency has opening for young commercial artist who has some layout and finish art experience.

Tell us what you can do. Write 124. Press. AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN State experience. Excellent opportunity lor branch management.

135, Press. ASSISTANT STORE SUPERINTENDENT Department store has vacancy for an ex perienced young man. oualified to serve as assistant superintendent. Address 167. Press AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC ROSED ALE GARAGE.

VERONA. PA. SYCAMORE 8179 BOYS (3). over 18. with or without cars, to assist manager in insecticide order department; store sales experience not necessary; salary.

Apply 10 to 3 only. 347 Fifth Room 60S. BODY and Fender MAN Steady work, ex- penenced. 549 Corey Avenue. UraddocK.

BOYS (High School) to sell refreshments at Forbes Field: conbie-header. June lo. Commission. Apply 259 Boquet St Thursday 9-5 p. m.

BOY To learn carpenter trade. Everglade H704 after 6 p. m. BODY AND FENDER MAN Experienced metal man only need spply. otStt Corey.

Braddock BOOK-MAGAZINE MEN Attractive new commission contracts; best publications. 710O Jenkins Arcade. BODY AND FENDER MAN Steady work. Apply Horovitx Motors. 2H21 Murray Avenue.

Squirrel Hill. Se Jim. Jackson 3000. BRADLEY HAMMER OPERATOR Ex perienced on capes and gouge chisels: no other need apply; highest wages paid. Steel Conversion and Supply Library Road.

Route 88. Castle Shannon. Carrick 3000. BOY Must have experience in bakery. driver license.

Apply 2825 Brownsville Road. Brentwood. BENCH HAND AND RE PAIRMAN Experienced furniture store; good salary. 151. Press.

BODY FENDER MAN WANTED steady work, good pay. Linden 331. BUYER Experienced confectionery and grocery line. Write 143. BARBER Experienced.

Marine Barber Shop, Standard Life Building. Fourth-Smithfield CEMENT FINISHER'S HELPER 18-25 years old. aole to trowel riat surlaces. must be rood laborer. 50c per hour to start, steady work Loeu 1 7 1 1 CHEMIST Iron and steel; 1-2 years experience.

Write 193. Press. CARPENTERS 40. wanted at tint. Scale.

S1.25. vestlawn Defense Housing Proj-ev-t. Warren. Ohio. CREDIT MAN Large financial organization wishes to train several men.

between ri of 24-28, tor their loan department. Must at least 5 ft. -10 high school gradu ate. College training helpful. Slraisht salary with regular increases, plus car allowance.

Experience not necessary. Write, giving all personal data. etc. 1-J2. iress.

CHEFS ASSISTANT Must be fast sand wich maker. Stock Yards Restaurant, Herrs Inland. CIGAR CLERK For cut rate drugs. Write givine experience, reelrences. 140, Press- COLLECTOR, experienced only, with ear; substantial salary ana expenses, sleep- well 947 Liberty.

CARPENTER Who. can estimate and apply roofing and sidewalls. Must have own scaffold and compensation. Reliable tlrm. 17i.

lres.a. CLERK FOR DRUG STORE WORK, $15 wttiK. 113. rKtsS. CARPENTER Capable of loreman; rood lob right man.

Penhurst 7014. COLLECTORS Experienced, salary, car al lowance. Apply Royal Credit. 640 Lib- erty r-mspnrgn. COLLECTOR AND SALESMAN Experi enced; mast have car: salary, commis sions.

National amily Store. 3D. East Eighth Ave Homestead. (Homestead 22ROI DRIVER SOLICITORS Laundry and dry cleaning. Mt.

Lebanon. Dormont. Salary and commission. 18. Press.

DRIVING INSTRUCTORS (2) with late model ears, experienced only. 6202 Penn SEA NEW 3 7th p. Mrs. John Bendiclc had her story of strife to tell today but it was her husband who really took down his hair and combed out the woe. She was the accuser, he was the accused when the proceedings started in Morals Court.

The testimony developed this way: "Judge, he came home at 1:45." Mrs. Bendick; said. "He got me out of bed and started arguing. Then he smashed dishes and insulted me." Magistrate W. D.

McClelland then heard Mr. Bendick's story: "She nags me so much at home that even the cat and the dog had to leave. "Even the dumb animals were sensible enough to know life was unbearable and they left." The case perplexed Magistrate McClelland. "What can I do with vou?" he askd Mr. Bendick.

Mr. Bendick shrugged: "I don't care. Lock me up and throw the key away." The magistrate didn't have to do either. Under his persuasion, the couple agreed to go home to 240 Glenwood Ave. and refrain from further squabbles and the complaint against Mr.

Bendick was dismissed. Disabled Veterans To Honor Morelock Sterling Morelock, the lone Western Pennsylvanian to win the Congressional Medal of Honor for valor on French battlefields, will be honored Saturday night at a i testimonial din- i npr in the Penn i Lincoln Hotel SSESKr- Wilkinsburg, by I 'iffi of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. 1 Attending the V-s. dinner will bef ''i. two past na- Tt 1 r-v i a tj i( i in- manriers of the Women's Auxil- Mr.

Morelock iary of the D.A.V.. Mrs. Tilly Ginsberg of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Frances Connolly of Trenton, N. J.

The Pittsbivgh veteran earned his coveted medal by leading three comrades through rifle and machine gun fire to capture five German machine gun nests, which he held until his captain brought reinforcements. The other three became casualties and Mr. Morelock, utilizing 10 captured Germans, had them borne back. He also aided his captain, who was wounded, and was severely wounded himself, on Oct. 4, 1918, near Exermont, France.

cd Slayer Freed By Pardon Board In a surprise commutation, the State Pardon Board freed Herman Kummer yesterday from a life sentence for the "jealousy murder" of aged William Hitechue and the wounding of Mrs. Kummer on a Tarentum street in 1929. Kummer is 73 and the oldest prisoner in the Western State Peni-i tentiary. He asked for commutation so he could "die at home." His appeal was opposed by District Attorney Andrew T. Park.

The plea of Henry Costanzo. serving a life sentence for his part in the slaying of Edward Flynn here in 1928, was among 12 cases the Board held under advisement. A pardon was granted Newell Martin, of Pittsburgh, who had re-reived a suspended sentence on charges of conducting a lottery, maintaining a gambling house and book-making. He told the Board he needed a pardon to get defense work. The Board granted the plea of Emmanuel Peter Lance, convicted of second degree murder, asking that he be given credit fos six months served in jail while awaiting sentence.

The time completed Lance minimum sentence of five years and he will be released. Others from Allegheny County granted commutation were Alfred Gibson and Edward Pishney. serving terms for Allegheny County robberies. Held under advisement was the plea of George Plies, serving a sentence for robbery. Portugal to Defend Azores, Hull Told The United Press LISBON.

June 12 Portugal informed the United States shortly after President Roosevelt's May 27 radio speech, that she intended to defend the Azores and Cape Verde; Islands to the limit, according to the text of the Portuguese note, published today. Tho government also published today the text of Portgual's note. Mr. Roosevelt had said that the Azores and Cape Verde Islands, if occupied or controlled by Ger-jmany, would fndanger the Western Hemisphere and had added, "We insist upon the vital importance of keeping Hitlerism away from any point in the world which could be used as a base of attack against the Americas." The Portuguese note had said Mr. Roosevelt's remarks were surprising because he made no mention of Portuguese sovereignty over the islands.

The note had asked. Mr. Hull to clarify the President's intentions. Portugal contended that the islands did not constitute a menace to any belligerent country and that they would be defended by reinforced garrisons. Mr.

Hull replied that the U. S. had no aggressive intentions toward the islands and that Mr. Roosevelt had intended only to point out the dangers to the Western Hemisphere if the islands were taken by a "conquering power." Army Asks 9297 Men From State in July Call By The United Press HARRISBURG. June 12 The V.

S. Army requisitioned Gov. Arthur H. James today for 9297 Fennsylvanians to report at induction centers between July 1 and 31 for Selective Service training. The month's quota will be made up of 8857 white men and 440 Negroes.

The men will be inducted at three Army reception centers as iJollows: Fort Meade, 3713, including the 440 Negroes; Camp Lee. 1384; New Cumberland, 4200. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Sarah P. from Thomas Martin; Gertrude E. Irnra Leo A.

Sterner: Marr from William G. Neville: Rudolph from Frances Jurena; Norhert from Mabel Bresenrer: Gerald V. from Maryette E. Hammil: Helen from James McCaffrey; Marearet from Howard E. Rogers: Alice from Francis Kellv; Fred from Mary JUuvara; Helen M.

from Robert vveise: Claire M. from James E. Kellv; June D. from Alvin Holt; Margaret from La.L''"ok: Jam," from Hilda Andrews: Mildred G. from Paul s.

Titzell; Arline E. from Lawrenee E. McGann: Denes from Elizabeth Becker: Emma F. from Raymond A. Manz; Flora from Joseph Brown.

DIVORCE LIBELS FILED Lilla K. James Graham: Thomas N. azainst Margaret Jefferson; Antonio axmsi Aiitonia, C. DiSorro; Gertrude P. against William D.

Banks. BUILDIVG PERMIT APPLICATIONS t.5IRT front and repairs Penn Pittsburgh Corp Union Trust Co owner J. M. Baldwin. 6001 Baum Blvd ontra-tor cost 8 500 Bates 270 rut window F.

Gielas same, owner-contracior cost S5 iUlr Vinterior) TlP America. Clark "MeiTr. Nobie town Rd contractor cost 250 Hawih.irne 1334. rear one-storv s-arage C. Cm-o.

1334 Hawthorne St owner-contractor cost 40o r' S'- rear move M'aii 824 St. Clair owner Iv. 533 Paulson eU "infractor cost $75 4SrrTo S' 61-2 one-story araKe -on owner-contractor cost -McDonald Saambati et cost I 51 repair porch XJ. same, owners-contractors repairs Michael Dalfonso. same, owner Srrjs Ave- cn- Tloir ici'air poren K.

Glinn et tlx same Hit Si, fin. S3HO oi contractor cost Renova 203 repair fire loss "il: -lor cost SHOO. nZ wo-story dwelling rancilla. 7,05 Reynolds Vo'efh0 -zerosky 4 Novak. 1512 S3 500 Homeood contractors cost I WPtltv-SPVonh 1 Carson Sts.

one- Jf rlV rfl ab.vrnr.oinn L. Steel Corn o. Ros9 St" owner-contractor's sie.n?ratr" 07 -hne and one-halt slorv riwellme an(1 saras-e Harrv pst' 5'7loA1'mar owner-vontractor Natchez 13 inselhrie and repairs same, owners-contractor L-OSt WILLS FILED Caroline B. Edwards prohaied Derson-V "one. realty unknown John B.

Nick-tas, Attv. Alhe G. Greasley Emma E. artnirx. personalty S5o.

realty SI OOO Robert R. Elder. Attv Elizabeth Brown Funk probated personalty none, realty S1.2O0 W. Mc-(lure. Attv.

y- Annie E. McClaran Sarah E. J'lrnr Personalty 50. realtv 000 Horace TIiomas. Sr.

Attvs. Legal Notices JOiHN NEELY Attorney at Law 1103 I JUI Jtr I. I 1 1 T- mice is hereby given of intention to file rttcles of Incorporation with the Depart- 1 111c omiiionweaiin 01 Pennsylvania, at Harnsburg. on Tuesday. urie.

in-11. nv Anred artin Harry H. Vandervort. and any H. Vandervort.

for a Certificate Incorporation of a proposed business rporation to be organized under the u-iness Corporation Law of the Common-ealth of Pennsylvania, approved Mav 5th '-orporation to be named MARIN VANDERVORT. INC. The purpose purposes for which it is organized are: enitage in the business of druggist. Iiemists pharmacists. merchants.

and vuir-m niiu an.v oilier similar Dllsl-ness or businesses connected with the ..,11,, acm 1 ion. iiiainienance. nanasement. or operation of drug stores, the manufacture, purchase, sale, trading- deallllir in drilirs chemicals nmnrial preparations, mediial and surgical supplies ind appliances, rubber troods. house clean-si supplies, toilet articles, cisrars.

cisar-ttes. tobaccos, confections, ice cream soda ountain Products and such other wares md merchandise generally pertaining 1o md connected with the drusr business. And or these purposes to have, possess and 111,19. o-iipiiis ana privileges of said Act ol Assembly. boli'-itor ROY KEITZER.

Attorney. 1530 Park ui iti. notice inai letters of administration c.t.a. on the estate of Samuel R. Bachtel or S.

R. Bach- tel rtf S-imnnl aie of Pittsbursh. Allegheny County, hav. moht.u. an prison inueoieci to said estate will make payment and those 7 win mem in iqari Orchard Emsworth.

Pa. CYRIL F. RUFFENNACH. Attorney 28 St. Bids.

No. 2751 of 104 1. Notice that letters testamentary on the oi Auuiiiu. rwrijer. oeceaseo.

late oi Brentwood Boro. Allegheny County, havins: v-r-ii feiainru. an persons inoeoied to said estate will make payment and those hav- "i- Mami, win i'ic-m mem in A. man. Executor.

27o2 Brentwood Ave Brentwood. Pa. JOHN HOWARD NEELY. Attorney. 1103 jaw inance nag.

No. 273H of 1941. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Edward Charley Sweitzer or toward Charles Sweitzer. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny Countv havini been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and thoe having claims will present them to Harry S.

Sweit zer, executor. 819 Sheraden Pittsburgh. Pa. VINCENT A. BALDAUF.

Attorney. P. O. Box. 1932.

Pittsburgh Pa No '2737 of 1941. Notice that letters of adininist ralinn on the estate of Marsaret M. Elmore, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indented to said estate will make payment and those having- claims will present them to John J. Elmore.

Administrator. 34ril Carson Pittsburgh. Pa TO Alonzo Sherman Harkless. Respondent: lake notice that the case or Anna Marie Harkless against yon for divorce a vinculo matrimonii at No. 4608 April Term.

1940. Common Pleas Court. Alleeheny County. will be tried at the City-County Building. Pittsburgh.

when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Court. Li. Wilmot. Attorney for Libellant. 1H03 Law and Finance Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa. A. MORRIS GINSBURG. Attorney.

409 Plaza Bldg. No. 2586 of 1941. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Rebecca Goldstein, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havnur claims will present them to Morris Goldstein.

Administrator. 1S39 Locust Pittsburgh. Pa. IN THE Court of Quarter Sessions of Allegheny County, I'a. In re application of Fred C.

Schleicher for a license to carry on the business of a detecuve agency. No. 16 June Sessions. 1941. Miscellaneous Docket.

Notice is hereby given that the said Fred C. Schleicher applied to the aforesaid court for a license to carry on the business of a detective and to conduct a Detective AgBnoy under and pursuant to the provisions of an Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 23, 1887. and that June 18. 1941. at 1:00 p.

Eastern Standard Time, has been fixed by the said Court for a hearing, when and where all persons interested may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. The sad application is now on file in the office of the Clerk of Court oi Allegheny County. E. WOLFE A CLYDE E. DONALDSON.

Attorneys. 1913 Investment Bldg. No. 395 of 1941. Notice that letters of administration on the etate of Harry L.

Probst, deceased, late of Edgewood Boro. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Clara Probt, Administra- trix. 118 Ivy Edgewood. Pa. JACOB M.

STONE. Attorney. 11 Jones Law Pittsburgh. Pa. To Russell V.

Appleton. Respondent: Take notice that the subpena and alias subpena in the case of Sarah M. Appleton against you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 1215 April Term. 1941.

Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County. have been returned n. e. i.

You are reomred to appear and answer the complaint oil or before the first Monday of July. 1941. John Heinz. Sheriff. BRANDT BRANDT.

Attorneys. 1803 Law and Finance Bldg. Ko. 4442 of 1940. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Ella Lowstetter.

deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make navment and those having claims will present them to Allan A. Lowstetter. Executor. 1047 Peer- mont Ave- Dormont.

Pa. MEYER FELDMAN. Attorney. 607 Grant Bldg. No.

2222 of 1941. Notice that letters of administration' on the estate of George w. Loxterman. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate win maxe payment ana those having claims win present tnem to Anna M.

lx-terman. Administratrix. 721 Ivy St Pitta- burrh. Pa. THANCIS P.

ANTON. Attorney. 26U2 Grant Bids. No. 2131 of 1941.

Notice that letters of administration c. t. a. on the estate of Edmund J. Jubfou.

deceased, late of Moon Allegheny County, hav. ing been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those navmg claims win present them to Blanche B. Jublou. Administratrix. Beaver Road.

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Press. OFFICE MAN of" executive ability with manufacturing experience. Write 153. Pre'. PRESSER Experienced, wanted immediately.

Steady work. 407 Lincoln Avenue. Bellevue. PA INTE RS Experienced only: no other need apply: 6-7 p. m.

508 North Sheridan Ave. PAINTERS Experienced equipment, contract or straight time. Linden 3798. morning. btio.

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