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1 1 Mol Htf Wont, I Molt Hefp W.nfc. Deaih Heiku 9 Mt Help Wanttef lijof Notfeti Dcotfi Hetlcu Dists Netfett Pittsburgh Pre, Aug. 9, '55 lite I'ittshnrch Pre 441 Kennedy Ave N. S. belnvei hiuoand ol Mary film Doehrlii; father of Oarv Brtica: aon of Gcoree and Bentrira Burkhart: brnlher Cillbert.

Harry and brrt. rriendi rereitfd at the -nr Ley Funeral Hnma. Prrryivllle Time latt-r. CARNEY Of 133 Mt, Lebanon Doro'hea C. Jam.a.

aliter ol Jamei Blvd. on Monday. Aut 8 IMS. i Mrtl. Thomai Cornellua.beloy3huabnd,'h'W"'- Brinhaurr Mortuarv.

2bj0 welt ObuarGS Ex-President Of Follansl.ee Steel Dies W. T. Brownscombe, McKeesport Resident, Also Served Other obituaries, Page 25. William T. Brownscombe, former president of the Follansbee Steel died today In McKeesport Hospital after a brief Illness.

The 68-year-old retired executive also had been assistant superintendent of the Jones Laughlin Steel Corp. Aliquippa Works. A native of South Wales, Brownscombe, of 2933 Myer McKeesport, lived In McKeesport 30 years. Alter graduating from Purdue University In 1909 he instructed mechanical engineering at Pennsylvania State University. He launched his Industrial and Tinplate Co.

and was later general superintendent of the former McKeesport Tinplate Co. Active In civic work, he was a former president of the Mc Keesport YMCA, a member of the Boy Scout Council and an oflfcial of the Salvation Army Thoma. W. Carnev: lurvlved bv two mien. 8r Mary Clement C.

and Mri Helen Carney L't. Frlendi rereived at the Ernv Funeral Home. 21161 Browr.avlllt Rd Carrlrie Funeral Thursday at 9 30 a m. Solemn hub man at St. Anni Church at 10.

JO a. m. Pnendu Invited. AI tilllK Of 1001 Vermont Ava 4lvern Gardeni Ants on Sunday, Hue. 7 1955 at 12 30 a.

Rob-bert beloved husband of Betty Clav Callable. In his 34th year: turner of BUI and Pam Cauthle. Friends received at the K. H. Lauihlm Funeral Home.

3310 Liberty So. Hills, where ervlcei will ba held on Tuesday Aug 9 at p. m. Vlsltatloni 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Interment private Wednesday morning. fi-INE August of 1345 Broadway East McKeeioort, George Howard, tiuiband of Hazel Wactrlell Cllne; father of Mri.

Mary Paxloit and brother of Charlei Cllne Friends and member! of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, of Turtle Creelt recelved at the Jobe Funeral Home, 125 Church Turtle Creea. where service will be held Thun-day. at 2 d. COLAMARINO Saturday evening. Ettore, beloved husband of Angela Llberatore.

of 4B21 Dearborn father of Joseph Colamarlno. Rose Bonura. Ersllla 8zvper. Marta Hullo Arthur. Cmll.

Raymond, Robert and Zugene Colamarlno: 14 griiwtchlldren Puneral from Mc- C'ahe Eroa. Funeral Home. 5J00 Penn Ave. Wednesday, August 10. 1955.

at 9 t. m. Solemn funeral mass at Immaculate Conception Churrh at 10 a. ro.ML'NAI.EOn Sunday. Aug T.

1H55, Vlnreuio of 310 Wtlng- hnuse Wllmerdlng. beloved husband of congetta Carurclo and father of Abe. Attilio. Anthony. losfoh, Raymond.

James. Molly Bo'il Edith Nordano and Jean Goodfellow; brother of Abe. Oenre and Mra. Cllntlne Bottl. Friends received at.

the James Alflerl Funeral Home. 171 State Wllmerdlng Funeral Thursday at (I m. Reoulem high masi at fit. Alnvslui Church at 9 a. m.

Frlendi Invited. CORBET. On Sunday evtrlngT Aug. 7. 1955, Earl C.

Corbett. beloved husnand of Alberta Grace Steen Corbett. of 1003 Wood-bourne Ave. urookllne: father of Clara Virginia Corbett. Oraoe Prli-cllla, Earl C.

Corbett, Jr: brother of William T. and Chester B. Corbett and Ida Dietrich: also 1 grandson. Friends rereived at the Belnhauer Mortuarv. 2630 West Liberty Ava.

Servicei on Thuriday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Member! of Federal Postal Em-olovei 320th Infantry HOth Division W. W. I and friend Invited. CIS.NINCIIAM On Sunday.

August 7. 1955. of 309 McKe Place. Helen Cunningham, lister of James J. and Winifred Cunningham.

Friends will ba received at John A. KTevvoeel's. 3406 Fifth Ave. Funeral on Aug. 10.

at 8 JO a. m. High mass of reoulem at St. Paul'i Cttbadral. at 10o clock.

DEVLIN On Monday afternoon. Aug 8. 19S5, Edward C. ion of Catherine M. Mallev Devlin, of Perm Ave.

at 45th brother of Jamei 6.. Dr. Charles Thomas Mri. Catherine M. Barry, and Frinrla Devlin.

Friends received at the family home. Solemn high mass of requiem In St. Mary I Church, 46th Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock. In lieu of floweri remember tha Vlncentlan Home, Perrysvllle. DREIER Of 80g Scott Ave.

fihaler on Sunday. Aug 7. 1055, Fred husband of Minnie Ooss Dreler; father of Marie Schlriemantle. Dorothy Funk and Ralnh Dreier: alto i grandchildren. Frlendi received after 7 p.

m. Monday at tha Rock Funeral Home. 1500 Mt. Roval Blvd at Glenshaw Ava. Olenshaw Services on Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock.

ERERIIARDT On Sunday. Aug. 7. Alma Ntghtwav Eberhardt. of 1122 Warlo N.

beloved wife of William Eberhardt: daughter of Mri. Clara Nlghtwav: mother ef David. Donald. Dorothy and Deborah Eberhardt: sister of Mri Ellen Barnei, Mri. Esther Harbaugh and William Nlghtwav.

Funeral aerv-Icei Wednesday. Aug 10 at 2 at Herman Son Chanel. 702 East Ohio N. 8. Frlendi Invited.

KVANGELHTA on Sunday. August 7. 11)55. Graiia Magllacane, formerly of Carnegie; mother of Joseph Theodore and Mri Coslnio Fantonl: sister of Fred: also 4 grandchildren Friends arc Invited to call at the Leo J. Henny Funeral Home.

323 Second Ave Carnegie, Funeral Wednesday, with reoulem mass at Holy Souls Church. J'L a m. AI LKNER On Saturday ning, Aug. 6. 1955.

Margaret Johnson, wife of the late Richard F. Faulkner, formerly of North Sheridan Ave, E. mother of Hirnard Faulkner of Chicago. Ill Friends received at the Wanln Funeral Home. Baum Blvd.

board. He was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church, F1AM 375, the board of the Youghiogheny Country-Club, Rotary and the University Club. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Hattie Henning Brownscombe; a son, Robert, of Mc Keesport; a brother, James, of Mansfield, Ohio, and two grand children. Services will be Thursday at 1:30 p.

m. at the Finney Funeral Home, Jenny Lind and Soles Streets, McKeesport. Burial will be In Mt. Vernon Cemetery. DANCE TEACHERS The Robert Morgan Danre Studio is looting this week only sppllca-tlons for trslnees to become Dance Teachers.

Opportunity are available, for promotions lo Supervisors, Interviewers and Branch Managers You must be 18 to SO years, neat In appearance and of entering profession. High earnings salary and commission. Csll or vult now. ROBERT MORGAN DANCE STUDIOS SH Sixth Express 1-4343 DIE MAKER Must be experienced In repelr el small dies. Apply In person.

Shwayder Inc. 1581 Lebanon Church Road. West Mifflin, Pgh. 1 38 1 Pa. DISHWASHER Apply in" person, Mom.

RestauranL 1100 Galveston Ave. North Side. (No phone callsi, DISHWASHER Porter. Apply Rebel Restaurant. 1101 Perry Highway Perrvsvllle 4-9988.

DISHWASHER Permanent, no Sun-davs or holidays. Apply In person. 303 Federsl North Side. DITCH Digger Operator Must be fa-miliar with compressor and blasting. Experienced only need apply.

Tuxedo J-57BU DRAFTSMAN Electrical layouts for eommerclsl-lndustrlsl projects. Phone Express 1-3BBS DRAFTSMEN DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS Experienced on rolling mills and allied heavy machinery. Interviews Arranged Evenings and Saturday by Appointment UNITED ENGINEERING ond FOUNDRY CO. 948 Fort Duquesne Blvd. DRAFTSMEN New snd growing Industry In Besver County requires men with experience In mechanical drafting.

Permanent position, liberal benefits. Give complete resume of experience when ap-plying Write 470, Press. DRAFTSMEN Calculators, chalnmen and party chiefs. Pittsburgh sreg, municipal engineering, sewer snd street construction, sub-dlvlilon work. Write 120, Press.

DRAFTSMEN: Mechanical, pump design and layout, $3788 to $4450. Designers, piping structural and foundations. $7200. Designers and Detallers, mechanical eoulpment. snaking pits, piping, materials handling, $.1800 to $7200.

Employer! Service. 967 Union Trust Building, Atlantic 1-9855. DRAFTSMAN Mechanical Minimum of live yean' experience. For layout and design work. History and work experience desired in letter of application.

WiiecUaf District Writs 459, Press. DRAFTSMEN, DESIGNERS All classifications. We are your headquarters for finding the best positions in Pittsburgh snd Northeast. Pittsburgh's Isrgest employment service. Cosmopolitan Placement, Inveitment Build ing, court 1-3S07.

DRlVER-Saleenien Dry cleaning route: experienced preferred: sou week guarantee. Apply 812 Penn Wilkinsburg. DRIVER-Salesman Dry cleaning business; high school graduate; guarantee $45 to $55 per week after training penoa mernng s-suj ENGINEER INO Trainees: College Many excellent progrsms in annu-fscturlng. Sales. Administration.

Design. Msnagement. Research. Pittsburgh's Isrgest employment center. Cosmnpolitsn Plscement Investment Building.

Court 1-390T. DESIGN ENGINEERS Permanent Opportunltleg with Arthur McKe Co. at our Cleveland, Ohio Office McKEE. with rttmt trisn 60 yean of successful operation doing buslnese all over the world, li on of the Isrgest. oldest and best-known engineering A contracting firms In tn business.

The McKEK Organltitloa continues to grow and expand and recently added a third operating division to Its business, the INDUSTRIAL division, and con. tlnues to offer msny present ft future opportunities for qualified experienced Engineers, Dellgners and Draftsmen In tli follow Ing fields: STRUCTURAL STEEL CONCRETE -ELECTRICAL -HEAVY MACHINERY PIPING LAYOUT -PROCESS HEATERS -EQUIPMENT SPECS -ARCHITECTURAL -MECHANICAL -PIPING DRAFTSMEN ELEC'L DRAFTSMEN Applicant ihould have at least yesrs of good design or drafting experience In any of th above fields, applicable to heavy con-S'ructlon as described below MrKEB designs and construct Blast Furnace. Open Hesrth Furnaces, Sintering Plsntg 8r Auxiliary Facilities: Oil Refineries, chemical A Pe-tro-Chemlcal Plants: Atomic Energy, Aluminum. Industrial 4s ether Non-Ferrous Mclal Plant. All of these fiord a wide diversification of opportunities to energetl and qualified Engineers.

HERB IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TOR YOU TO UTILIZl YOUR ARILITIES AND TALENTS IN ENGINEERING! McKEE offer Too Compensation commensurate with experience and ability. No Age Llmltatleni. In addition to Good Earnings. Permanence and Opportunities MrKEE offers a Pension Program to qualified persons. Liberal Vacation As Blck Leave.

Insurances. Promotion from within th organization, an excellent job evaluation 81 merit-rating program as well a the best In working condition! In air-conditioned offices. Transportation nd Moving Allowance. Pleat (end resume to: Edward A. Kolner.

Arthur G. McKEE Co. 2300 Chester Avenue Cleveland I. Ohio ENGINEERS Unusual Opportunity Chemical and Mechanical newly formed A CHEMICAL COMPANY et New Martinsville, West. Va.

has Immediate openings fnr chemical englneeri for process Investigation and production supervision snd me-clisnlrsl engineer! lor main-tonsnce work. Process engineer snd production lupervlaurl inquire 1 S. or M.S. degree In chemical engineering for firoress work or mnervlslon the production of organle chrmlcali. Experience II fTefcreble, but not manda-ory.

Maintenance englneeri require a s. or S. oe-gree In mechanics! engineering or equivalent experience. We are Interested only In people who are willing to work hard and Ce-ire to advance In a rapidly-growing organisation In tne new field ol Isocyenat chemistry. Write or wire Mr.

A. B. Cbesley at MOBAY CHEMICAL CO. Hew Martinsville. West or rail New Marllnsvlll 1040.

Ixt. 18. to shedule an appointment at Ihe Pittsburgher Hotel In PIUs-burgh on August 19 or 20. INCINEETtS- Metsllursv write sped tlcstlons. decree.

Inortanlc or physical t.OCI In nn.ll tnillll. trial, stirini manufacturer, know shop prnrefluree. him or lime isiuoy nerlenr. 7nnn. Merhanlrsl mam lecturer snd distributor.

Ilsht bosrd work, creative deslsn. IS400. Civil. Estimator, decking and sldlni. sales potential, 14100.

Employers Service, 0(17 union Trust Bulldini, Atlantic A-V099, AUTO MECHANIC All-round man. familiar with Chrysler products, 50-50 with guarantee; new car dealer, Poplar (-8900, 500 Lincoln Ave Bellevue. Automobile Salesman (2)' lyperlenced used ear ealesmen, good closeri, for large Chevrolet dealer. One ef in best used car lots in Pittsourgn, backed by a large advertising budget, nance lor unlimlnaied earnings on commission bins. Our salesmen know of this ad.

Write giving full particular! as to description, experience and references L4 87, Press. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN You need not have past experience in the automotive field, all we ask Is that you are smirt and aggressive, dress neatly, prefably already In sales work, have good reference. If you have these qualities your compensation here has no limitations. Apply in person only McMlllen Bier Motor Rales. Crafton Pittsburgh 5, Pa.

Automobile Salesmen to Mil BUICK CARS Drsw, eslsry or eommisslon: trsns-portstlon furnlsned. Interested only in men who have experience and are willing to work. MILLER BUICK. INC. T43 Ross Wllklnsbure, pa.

Automobile Salesmen Opening for ilx new and used car salesmen at one of Plttsburgh leading and larger Ford Dealers. Experience preferred but not necessary. One of the best commission plans In existence. Apply only If ynu are interested In top income and the best ot working conditions. Fnr Interview see Mr.

Jack Schempp. Sale! Manager, Three Rivers Motors. 919 Pena Wilkinsburg. CH 2-1900. Automobile Salesmen Ambitious, eggremlve end willing to work.

Sell new Buicki and ued cars Car furnlshtd. Excellent working conditions commission I Fsmily sick benefits. Apply in person. See Mr Umbaugb. North Side Buick Co.

100 W. STOCKTONJIVI. AUTO Salesmen To aelluied carl. Must be experienced. Salary and commission Excellent opportunity.

Apply Conslantln Motors. 8314 Forbes St. AUTO SALESMEN Neat aggressive lo sell new ind used can. Very ettractlve commission setup. Demonstrator furnished.

Experience preferred but not necesssry Ask for Mr, S. J. Hormack. Bslley A Stoffan, Chrysler-Plymouth Deslers. 2855 West Liberty Dormont.

BEEF and Pork Boners Experienced, stesdy work, union wsges, paid vacation and tngurance. Apply in person to William Ulmer, plant manager. Albert Packing 845 Meadow Washington. Pa. BOBTAILERS For laundry and dry cleaning: excellent commissions; finest plant 10 miles Pittsburgh.

White Star Laundry A Dry Cleaning 2725 walnut McKeesport, BOOKKEEPER i w-lwaklA anj b.im iculcu in vwu.ii i payable, Burroughs machine polling t)lng. age 20-28: East End, Give age Qualifications and salary reoulre- men ti. Box 423. Press. BOY to keen neat and clean, Pleasant Inside work, day week.

TSc per hour. Apply In per son Between 5:30 ana a p. m. Penn Ave. BOYS Service publication routes: sversge $60 week comm.

itsrt. Before 10 or after 4. 807 Liberty, Rm. 207. BOY 18 or over, for evening work.

Apply Rsnd Drug Company, 70S North Homewood Ave. BRAN CH Manager Trainee Growing consumer finance company with olflces In Pennsylvsnla and Maryland seeks to enroll young ambitious men In.s planned training program that leads to a real executive position In 2-3 yean. Reoulremenls: good appearance, age 21-30. capacity to absorb concentrated training, must be high school grsduate. college experience preferred but not essential.

Must bsve lutomoblle. Position Is permanent, non-selllrg and silarled. All modern employe benefltl Including vacation with psv, group Insurance and boi-pltalltatlon. Write 471.Presi. BRICKLAYERS Sub-eontrert work on new homes; year round work.

Alberts Construction Route as 5 (Lebanon Road), between Hays Con tinental can. BRICKLAYERS Contact Mssss Beivet Fails, Pa. Phone Beaver Falls 8058. BRICK Blockiayers Experienced. Call between 8-7 p.

Tuxedo 1-9037 BRICKLAYER Experienced: only steady work. Call evenings. Sterling 1-PU69, b-b BRIOKLAYER-Blocklaver Experi enced only; non-union. Call Frsnk, folonlsl 3-4498. BRICKLAYER Experienced.

Call eve-nings. 8-7 p. m. Museum 3-2139. BRICKLAYER Experienced.

Call Forrest 4-6748. BRICKLAYER Experienced only Cell di ween sua m. carnegie a not. CAB Drivers Yellow Cab Company offers sincere, capable men Sn oppor tunity to man some of our 400 new taxlcabs. Yellow Cab offers the most modern two-way radio system In the country; psld vscatlons.

uniform al lowance, uee me insurance ana Qiner benefits; highest net commissions paid In the rttv: no charge for gasoline. oil, or repairs: sll mslor tsxl concessions In Greater Pittsburgh: Idesl working conditions (2 modern gs-ragesi. Apply Employment Oftlre, 8ul General Robinson St. N. rARPENTT.RS llelners Anulv C.

L. Larson 420 Highland oS Frsnkstown P.d Penn Twp CARPENTER Experienced, rough and finished, large home; good wages. Locust 1-8693. CARPENTERS Must be experlenc for rough and finish. Apply Dixon Construction.

Kelso ML Leb anon. CARPENTER or helper Experienced In new home construction, gona pay ioi right mm. camegie B37n. CTBIWIC TIT.g MECHANIC The man we want must be a 1st class mechanic capable ol taking charge of the department; all replies to this sd will be held In confidence A should contsln sll pertinent Informs-tlon shout yourself. If you sre the one tn be chosen It will be a wonderful nnmrtunll In a fast growing.

progressive company. Write 0 180. Press: CHEF WANTED Comblnstlon chef, broiler snd itesm table man; good working conditions; good salsry No phone calls. Aoply in person. Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Roule 40.

West Washington, Pe, CHEF For day work. $75 week. AP-ply 3708 Forbes St. Chemical Engineers Ch. E.

degree up to 10 yesrs experience, positions are In process design snd evaluation end involve eonsider-sble llslson with engineering con. trertors These ere responsible positions with a rapidly expandlne company in a challenging new field of chemistry. Liberal benefit program. Draftsman High school grsduate. desire experience In work related to chemical plant layout or pressure vessel design.

Other sppllcsble drefltng experience seriously considered. Position Is Im-mediately available. Box 48, Press. CHEMISTS; Chemical Engineers; Physicists: Many excellent opportunities at Pittsburgh, largest employment center. Cosmopolitan PIsremenL Investment Building.

Court 1-3907. CHURCH Sexton Wsnted Very desirable position for retired man. Write V-471, Preas. CLERK 21-28, large downtown firm, good opportunity; permanent; 8-dav week Some accounting dept. experience necessary.

445, Press CLERK TRAINEE for BANK good at FIGURES 2 2 5. Commercial Employment 1504 1st Nat. Bsnk Bldg. Bth A Wood CLERKS: Order, commercial desk work; good handwriting, draft exempt, young, open. Inside Sales, wood products, customer contsct; ssles minded, telephone experience.

$300. Trainee, aggressive young grsduste. like mechanics snd msthemetlci, open. Figure, freight bill experience, msrrled. typing l.elpful.

$3120. Csshler. Accounts Receivable, experienced, msrried $3120. General, sum-marlie collection reports. Business Admlnlstrstlon degree.

$3800. Sales Department, take telephone ordera. selling potentialities, possess outstsnd-Ing ability, itenographlc Ikllls desired, $3000 up Employers Service. 987 Union Trust Building, Atlantic 1-9885 COLLECTOR PART tlMS MILLVALE ASPINWALL AREA Permanent part time route; collect small active monthly accounts. Married, ample spare time; bond, references: car required.

For personal Interview write Mr. Klger, 811 Clark Bldg Pgh. 22. COOK Rhort order. Must be "experienced and fast.

Bsrtlelt Restsursnt, 2308 Saw Mill Run Blvd. C1X)K All eround man: good pav; altracttve offer. White Bos 487, Preas. COUNTERMAN Lumber builders supplies; must be experienced. D.

N. MURRELL Lumber Supplies. Inc. Phone for appointment, Wellington 1-1423. COUNTER A Grill Work Experience not necessary.

Apply in person, 118 MrKee Place, Oakland. CREDIT and Collection: Inside, some experience preferred, drstt exempt, lert and aggressive, 50 maximum. $.1300. Employers Service Company. 967 Union Trust Ruiiding, Atlantic l-98o5.

CUSTOM Drapery, Have good "open" Ing lor man with experience In thii line and interior decorating, good salary and attractive bonus. Heady position, no canvssslne. Replies coq. Ildentlsl. Write 441, Press Designers retailers Merhsnlcal.

permsnent positions. Excellent opportunity. Experienced man only. Csll Museum 1-9737 for appointment. DEAI.ER-Sslesman Full or part time to sell aluminum storm doors, windows and siding, Commission.

Three Rivers Aluminum le, 1-0073, NOTICE will not be responsible for any debts conlrscted or incurred by am wife Kvelyn J. Kuta from this date, Mario A. Kuis, l.ll fin. 33. Pa JACK PALKOVITZ, Attorney at Law, No 308 Winer Bulldini, McKeesport, Pittsburgh, r.

Notice is hereby liven pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 108 of May, 1045. of Intention to flie in the office ol the Secretary of the Commonwt-aith of Pennsylvania, at llarr.it.. rg, and in the office of the Prothoootary of the Court of Common Pleat of Allegheny Cnuntv, on Frlusy, tbe 12 day of Aufust, 1956, a Certificate for the conduct of a buines In Alleiheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed of fictitloua name, style or dfiirnatlnn of Mercury Loan Office, with its principal place of business at A07 N.

Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. The namea and addreuei ol all personi owning or Interested In said buimess are: Herman Shapiro. 8650 Northumberland Street, Pa. LOUIS LITTLE, Attorney at Law, No. 1 Cfhirt Place.

Plttsburih. Pa. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation will be ftied with the Department of State ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg, on Friday, the 12th day of Auiust, 1955, fur the purpose of obtaining a Certificate ol Incorporation of a propositi business corporstlon to be or- Sntied under the Buslnesi Corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, P. L. 34, as amended.

The name of the proposed corporation Is Porreca and Company, Inc. The purpose or purposes foi which It is to be orian-lied: Genernl construction and building operati'Ku: and lor these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rlrhls, benefits and privileges of aaid Act of Assembly. Louis Little. Solicitor. ESTATE of Ceorge H.

Winter, ol George Henry Winter, or George H. deceased, of Pgh. No. 3197 of 1955. Letters testamentary on hll estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all personi having claims or demands igslnst the estate of decedent to make known the same and all rjeraons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Julia i iucg, now sirs.

i.eorge n. inter, 1817 Howard or to William Donatelll. 1110 Jonea Law Bldg Pgh- Pa ESTATE of Meyer Coon, deceased, of Pth. No. 3391 of 1955.

Letters testamentary on hll estate were framed to the undersigned who re- questa all persons having claims or demands igainst the estate or ne-cedent to make known the same ana all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Eva R. Coon. tr 55 lu Baywooo Pa. or to Joseph RIPP. 1308 Berger Bidg Pgh.

19, Pi. RSTATI of Leah Shirlro. deceased. of Pgh. No.

3397 of 1955. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who re quests all persons having claims or demands against tne estate oi oe-cedent to mske known the same and ill persons Indebted to decedent to mske payment without delay to Julius Shapiro, 2412 Mllford Pgh. 34, or to C. Joseph Recht, 811 Frlck Bldg Pgh. 19, Pa.

JOHN P. Spina. Attorney. 933 Jones Lew Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Allegheny. Mary C. Scratchard vs. Rodman Scratchard, at No.

1571 July Term, 1955. Court of Common Pleas. To Rodman Scratchard' You are notified that Mary C. Scratchard, the plaintiff, has commenced an action of divorce against you, which you axe required to defend. WILLIAM H.

DAVIS Sheng ot Allegheny County ESTATE of John M. Nicely, deceased, of Pgh. No. 3305 of 1955. Letters testamentary on hll estste were granted to the undersigned who request! all personi having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all personi Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Charles C.

Nicely, 2880 Mlddletown Ph. 4, or to F. stembaufh, Atty. 88 St. Nicholas Fa.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania No. 1093 October Term, 1955. In re petition of Ralph Cowa for chanxe of name to Ralph Cohn. To all persons Interested: Notice Is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the tiling ot said petition and the 7th day of September. 19S.

al 10 00 A as the time and the Assignment Room. City-County Building. Pittsburxh, Pa as the plice for a hearing, when and where all persons msy show cause, If any they have, why said name should not be changed prayed lor. ruotrtl "tw.ii'. Attorney for Petitioner, Bercer Building, Plttsourgh, Pa.

IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. No. r.l'..K T.rm 1-. tn TS Detl- tlon of Sheldon Edelsteln and Marilyn Geraldlne Edelsteln. his wile, for change of names to Sheldon H.

Elsen and Cerrl S. Elsen. To all persons Interested: Notice Is hereby given that sn order of said Court suthorlzed the Burnt of said petition snd fixed the 9th dsy of September. 1955. st 9:30 A.

M. DST. as the time snd the Asslrnment Room. Clty-Countv Building. Pittsburgh.

Pi is the plice for a hearing, when and where all persons may ihow ciuse, If any they have, why said names should not be chanted as prayed for. Crone Cohen. Attorneys for Petitioner, 908 Law Finance Pittsburgh 19. Pa. ROBERT M.

Entwlsle. Wills. Entwlsle Hill. Attorneys st Law, 520 Grant Building. Pittsburgh.

Pa. Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No, 380 of May 24, 194 5. of Intention lo file In the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesdsy. the ih dsy of August.

1955. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Alle gheny County. Pennsylvania, tinder the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Rourke Storage A Transfer Company with Its principal place oi Business at B43B Centre Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa The nsmes and addresses of all persons owning interested in said business are: Kathryn I.

O'Rourxe. 713 Arlington Apartments. 515 Aiken Pgh. 32. Pa.

Martin M. Rourke, 910 Valleyview Road, Pittsburgh 28. Pennsylvania. Malt Ntlp Wonted All aiverttsementt in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help Columns, offering Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the )asis of compensation. When answering, idvertliemente addressed to fress ooxes DO NOT Include other papers ol persons! value Advertisers olteo (all to call for ail ra sddrrssed to a Presa bus num.

and this mall Is destroyed If re maining over lu asvs alter anal insertion of advertisement tn ordei to orotect its advertisers from receiving circular matter. It Is exoressly understood and agreed that sil sucb natter will be withheld as far as possible by The Press Only bona tide answers to advertisement! addressed to bos numbers In care of The Preae will be delivered to advertisers, on presentation ol the bos number 'Ictet 1'nis newspaper eoee not knowlnily accept advertisements from employers otferine less than tbe legal wage. Under the federal Ware-Hour firms engaged Hi Interstste commerce or In the oroductloo of goods lot commerce are reuulred to pay at least 75 cents an bour I unless Issued exemption certiorates for learners, so-orentlcra or handicapped workers! and time and a-half for overtime. Advertisers covet by this Isw who Oder lower rstes should be reported to the Were and Hour Division of the 8 Drusrtmerit of Labor. 10O4 Victory Building.

Liberty Ave. and Ninth Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Phone Atlantic 1-1988. ACCOUNTANT TRAINEES 24-28.

College or business school. $300-185 SALES CORRESPONDENTS 22-30. Veiersn. 1-2 yrs. college, Inside sales experience $250-350 INDUSTRIAL RALES TRAINEES 24-30.

Degree, some sales ripen ence $350-400 RITTENHOUSE Associates, Inc. Individual Personnel Placement 1002 STANDARD LIKE BU1LD1NC1 4T1I A SM1THFIELD AT. 1-8871 ACCOUNTANT Graduate, public firm. senior sou-soo TIMEKEEPER Payroll, Natl cash machine 1300 ACCOUNTING TRAINEE 2 yri college accounting $250 ORDER CLERK Customer Inquiries, pricing, sales future s.oo ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE College fraduate, banking Montgomery 5131 JENKINS ARCADE 1-9790 ACCOUNT ANTS: CPA Industry: CPA Public: Cost Chlel Degree; Auditor Trainees Travel; Accounting Clerks Degree: General Accountants, i cellent unadverllsed opportunities st Pittsburgh sc Isrgest employment cen ter. Cnsmnpolltsn purement, investment Building.

Court 1-3907L ACCOUNTANTS (3T full chsrge, I. Lib. Area, to $400. Commercial Employment 1504 1st Nat. Bank Bldg, Bth AWood ACCOUNTING Clerk Young man with training, foi voucher payable work.

NCR 31 machine experience, references, ind telephone number. J-ina, Frew. ALUMINUM snd Asbestos Siding Me--hsnlcs Experienced only; hourly rstes Locust 1-7039. ASSISTANT Fountain Manages; Apply Central Drug Grester Pitis- burgh Airport, ATTENDANT! "Service Station Must be thoroughly experienced In lubrication and tire work. References.

Gulf Oil experience nrefered. Apply Gulf Station. Frankstown Laketon Rds Penn Township. ATTENDANT Aged 21-50. fnr serv-ice station, Sou lb Hills; 11 p.

a. m. 48 hours, experience not required. References; $80 week. 494, Press, "AUDITOR A larre theater organisation hsi a permanent position open lor a young man age 28 to 35, to audit the-ster records: must be willing to travel; sslsty plus expenses.

For Interview write 458, Presi. AUTO Accessory Paris-Counter Man-Shop experience necessary: references required. Churchill 1-0557, after 5 p. AUTO Psrts and Accessory Salesman Experlened. Salary snd commission, References Csr necessary.

Churchill 1-0057, alter p. I'OGIFRO Suddenly, on Aug. 8. John B. of 2116 Monongahela Ave Bwliavale, unrla of P.

Ca-puto. Mn. A. Diana. Mn.

J. Raco, Anthony. Josephine, Charlei and Samuel Rugglero. Frlendi rereived at the Perrone Mortuarv, 7455 Church Swusvale. Funeral on Wednesday.

August 10. Reguttm high masi at the Madonna Del Castello Church, in a 8 IMREN. On Monday. August 8. 1955.

Walter (Wallvi. beloved on of Charlei and Agnei: brother of Paul; grandson of Mr. amd Mri Walter M. 8amrenv: nephew of John Bamrenv. Friends lerelved at the McAvov Funeral Home.

1700 Forbei St Funeral on Thuriday morning, at 9 30. Angel mail at Our Lady of Victory Church, Broonline, at 10 00 8EIFEBT Of 216 Morewood Rd." Shaler Township, suddenly on Sunday, August 7, 1955. John A. Ill: on of John A. and Ethel Graham Heifert; grandson of Mrs Viola Graham; brother of Barbara Selfert Frlendt received at the Bock Funeral Home.

1500 Mt. Royal Blvd. at Olenshaw Ave. Olenshaw, Family will receive frlendi 2-5. 7-10 m.

Services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SOKOLOWSKI On Bunriav. Aug 7. 1955. "rank of 219 North Chaltnnte East Pgh brother of'Misi Mary Bokolowskl.

Mri, Helen Wvilanskt. Mrs. Apolo-nla Frincklewlct. Michael and Peter 8okolowskl. Friends received at the Wolfe end Bona Funeral Hone.

304 Electric East Pgh. Funeral on Thursday, Aug. 11. at 9 am. High mass of requiem at St.

Leoceadlst R. C. Church, Wllmerdlng, 9:30 a. m. Frlendi lnvltea 8TAFSI Tib Of Valencia, R.

T. No. 2. on Sunday Aur 7 '55 Hattie C. age 81: mother of Her bert, Oscar.

Mri. Mildred Flanlgan and Mrs Llllie Johnson: sister of Mrs. Hilda Larson and Oscar Lock-storm: also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchil dren She was a member of Swedish Salvation Army In East Liberty. Friends received at the Fox Funeral Home. In 8axonhurg.

from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. on Tuesday. Servlres Wednesday, at 2 n. at the funeral home. Interment in mt.

Royal ceme'erv, STRAIN Of1831 Cecil 8t Sharnshurg. on Sunday. Aug 7. 1955. Charles husband of Lillian Bt 1 1 11 Strain: son of Mary Oraswlclt 8traln: falher of Dnr-olhv Cathaln, Barbara William and Robert brother of Marv E.

Callender. Howard John T. and Walter J. Strain. Friends received st the Holiheimer-Bock Funeral Home.

Main 8treet at, Ninth. Sharosburg. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 9:15. Sol-emn reoulem high mass, St Jo-senh's Church, at 10.00. TOTTEN On Monday, August 8.

1955. of 114 Orln Penn Marie Burke Totten, wile of John N. Totten: mother of Catherine and John Totten; sister of Edward J. Burke Jr. Frlendi received at 8tewart' Funeral Home, 9311 Trankstown Rd.

Reoulem high masi at the Church of Our Lady of The Most Blessed Sacrament, on Thursday at 10 a. m. IFtIM I -n Trresttgyr Aug. 9. 1955.

Attilio L. Trilli. of 260 Vine-land Overbrook. Frienda received at John H. Slater Funeral Home.

4201 Brownsville Whlte- hall-Brentwond, Funeral Filday morning. Notice of time later. VELTRI On Saturday, August 6, at her home. 1218 Penn 8t Shamsburg. Frances Veltri.

(nee Leo. I wife of Michael Veltri; mother of Samuel. Joseph. Car-mella Perrv. Louise Perry and Florlne Rocco; stater of Salvador! Leo, Friends received at theCamn-bell Funeral Home.

1.114 Middle Sharosburg. Reoulem high mass in the Church of the Madonna, on Wednesday, August 10, at 9 a m. VII. EI. LA On Saturday, Aug.

6. 1955. Domenlo A Bf 253 Reoublle Duquesne husband of Angela: father of Mrs. Angela Mary Scalo and Mrs. Letltla Bullion: also 1 grsndchllrf.

Friends received at the Bruico Funeral Uam- i i I iuu.c. V1IKIIUW HI. Washington. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Mary of the Mount Church, on Wednesday at 9 a.

m. WATT Louise McComb. wife of the late David Milne Watt, Jr. Interment in family lot. Homewood cemetery.

Pittsburgh. Wednes. day, Aug. 10th. at one thlrt Trn WHEELER Charles 7.

suddenly on Aug. 8. 1955. In Ohio Valley Hosoltal. McKees Rocks.

Pa In hi! 80th year. Survived by hll wire. Lime one daughter. Mri. Pauline Wenrich.

of Crafton, one son. Edward, of Jacksonville. 111. Frienda received at tha Moodv Funral. Home.

Clinton. Pa where aervicei wiu Be held Wednesday, Aug 10th at 2 n. m. Family request! visitation 2 to 4 to 9 D. Interment Fhlladelnhla.

Pa (Philadelphia papers please coov). WILLIAMS On Saturday, Aug. 1955, of 320 Fram Mary Williams, (nee bell. in 78th year, mother of Mn. Vesner Kelr.

of Penn Two Mra Florn Red-llrh, of Mri. Ethelvn Clark, of St. Petersburg, Ravmnnd Wllllami, of 9 grandchildren and 4 treat-. rand- children. Friends lerelved at Stewarts Funeral Home.

9311 Frankstown where lervlces will be held Tuesday evening at 8 d. Interment at Derry, Pa. Wednesday I Derry naoerg please codv.1 WINSLOW On Mondav. Aug 8. iMoa.

oi .13 Morewood Mary Dennlston Wlnslow. wile of the late Dr. John Lang Winskw. Frienda will be rereived at John A. Frevvogel.

3406 Filth Ave. No-tire of time later. ZAI1N At hll home, on Aug. 9, 1955. Lawrence Wesley Zihn hn.

band of Mamie Jones, of Henry Road, R. D. 2. Sewicklev: father of Mri. Ferman Ritter and Robert t.

Zahn; brother of Jesse Benjamin, of Rochester, Pa Elmer C. and Raymond, of New Brighton. Pa Also survived by one grandchild, Frlendi received at the Irvine Funeral Home. 702 Beaver Sewicklev, where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Znt'RIc On Sunday.

Aug. 7, 1955. Nick. In his 61st year, husband of Mary Zgurlc of 2923 Harking Way; brother of Peter Zauric. Friends and members of CF.O.

Lodge 20, rereived at Charles C. Cleilak Funeral Home. 81 8. 15th St. Funeral Wednesday, at 8 a.

m. Reoulem high mass In St. Peter's Church, at 9 a. tn. In Memorfom KILLIAN Stanley J.

In lovlnr mem ory of our dear husband and father who passra away tnrce yeara ago today. Aug. 9. 1952 Sadiy missed by big wife and children. Foriiii MU GIDASbW ALA.

1-1300 Ll'BIN ft SMA1.LE THK HKST in siciwt-na 128 Fifth Ave. 1.2200 OVERSTOCKED Orchid Plants IS each. Robert Braun. 7228 Susquehanna St. Phone Churchill 2-0016 till 10.

0 Monumenti Cemtftry Lots ALLEGHENY Memorial Park Choice siave iui, neciion rj: licnuce 140U Phooe Sewicklev 880M. ALLEGHENY Coumy Memorial Pari Bargain: 8 graves; nicrit section 8375. Phone Atlantic 1-0418. JEFFERSON Memnrul Pirk Four" grave lot. Garden of the Well.

1325 fall week days, Everglsde 1-7950 LAKEWOOD Memorial. Garden of Na tivitya graves, WIU sell reasonably. ropia. o-oiot. I Lett end Foitad BANJO Four string Leedv.

lost Sst-urdsy night, st BV. Club In Hampton Township. Reward. Call New Castle. Oliver 2-957 5 Reverse charge bum un nun Terrier Male, months old.

mostly white face, lost near South Park Golf Course. Child pel. Reward. Olympis 5-2U52. COCKER bpaniel Red.

Male; baby's pet. Lost vicinity Broadhead Manor, Ingram; Thursday, Reward. Walnut 2-22H7 DIAMOND Ring 3 stones, platlnure mounting, lost Saturday, vicinity East Llbeity-Shadyslde Presbyterian Church, rewaru. court l-uses. DOG Collie, 8 months, female, frown and white; lost Einrview vicinity: reward.

Cedar 1-7162. EYEGLASSES Lost Murray Ave. (near Lilac St.) Saturday night. Phone Jackson 1-4388. FALSE Teeth "Uppers, lost North Siue-Sheraden; rtkard Spalding 1-09S7.

ROSARY Iist; sliver chain; Ivory pesos; sentimental value i.im Beity, Court 1-21549-8 p. m. ftrioital GKORG All forgiven. We re worried; Call or come home, Mother. THE Business Opportunity Column furnishes a fertile field for a tmill investment ind profitable effort.

tijo Notice! Estste of William Rose deceased of Pgh No. S3 9 9 nf 1955 Letters testamentary on his estate were tranl ed to Ihe undersigned who rcuucsls all persons having claims or demands airslnst the estate of decedent to mske known the asms snd sll per sons Indebted to decedent tn mske psvment without delsy to Ells Hose Finn, 1021 Beecnwood Pile. Pa or to Sevmour A. Slkov, 1201 Plaza ra. hen of Avalon 6M T.

rt A M. will hold ericoi on Tviei-dar trenlnt; at o'clora JAMTH On Sunday. Au. 7. 1955.

Martin, of SalS Belroaa Ave. Dormont. mil ol tna lata William Jamei: beloved motlier nf Harrv. Donald and Liberty Ave. berylcea on Wednei- at D.

Ul. ni'iiu. Ivlied. Intei meni la JeHerion Mt-I montl lafic FANE Suddenly, Aug. 7.

1955, Elmo W. Keana. huiband of Hannah Fawcett Keane. of 1527 Simonia lather of Edgar T. Keane: also survived by one grandson.

Frlendi received at H. Samson I. 817 Neville (Oak-land Clvle Center i. where iarvicei will be held Wednesday morning a lolp en. KE.M'O.N On Bunoav.

Am" 7. 1955, Nellie of 807 Holland Ave Wilkinsburg. olfe of the iate Harry Kenyan; alsver of Mri. Eather Brvner. Washington.

Pa Mri. Sarah Rodgeri. New Kensington. and Joseph Met-calf. also mrvlved by 3 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Frienda received at the Eaton-Underwood Funeral Home, 378 Maryland Oakmont, where servicei will ba held Wednesday at 2 o. m. Interment 'ii oatmont Cemetery KLAMAN On Sunday. August "7. 1955.

at 6 p. Morrll A. Kla-man. beloved husband of Anna Klaman: fattier of Milton Klaman. Mrs.

Joseph Price. Mra. Milton Lleber. all of brother of Jack Klaman, of Phoenix, Arliona: Mri. George Taylor, of Loi Angelei.

three grandchildren. Service! will ba held at the Ralph Bchugar ChaDel. 5509 Center on Tuesday. August 9. at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Beth Jhalom Cemetery. Please omit flowers KOHAI -On Monday. Aug. 8.

1965. Emily, beloved daughter of Frank and Anna Kobach. of 421 WlnterhiU Brookllne: lister of Elizabeth and Veronica: granddaughter nf Henry and Amalte Marilna. Frlendi and members of Elizabeth Seton High School received at the Belnhauer Mortuarv. 2610 West Liberty until Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock.

Requiem mast at Resurrection Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment In St. Oeorge i Cemetery. LANZ On Monday. Aug.

8, 1955. George H. Lanz. beloved husband of Phllomena Wels Lam of 393 Jonquil Mt. Lebanon! father of Ruth and George Lanz hroth-r of Mri.

A. Greenwald. Mri. Thomas O'Hanlon. Mri, Earl Keating, Mildred.

Thomas, Joseph and Robert Lanz, Frlendi received at the Belnhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Notice of time of funeral later. LIEKEEET On Monday. Aug. 1955.

Harry W. Llekelet. of 234 Le Movne Mt. Lebanon formerly of Chen Street, Mt. Wain husband of the late Alwlna Me-Kenna Llekefet: father of Mri.

Lou Van Newklr't: brother of Mn. Elsie Elllnger: grandfather of Sherry Jean Van Newklrk. Frlendi and membera of A U. rereived Soni. Virginia Ave.

Keariarge Mt Washington, where aerv-lcei will be held Thuriday, Aug. 11 at 2 p. m. LI CEV Aug. 6.

1955. Cecelia K. DeTemnle. beloved wife of Jchn T. Lurey, Mr Cecelia Brown, Mri.

Rita White. John T. and Daniel Lucey Funeral from her home. 3745 Hiawatha St on Thursday. Reoulem high mass at St.

Francis Xavler'i Churrh at 10 o'clock Court Isabella. D. of A and Division 85. Auxiliary of Street Railway and frlendi In- vlted; MAHTZ Mondav. Aug.

8. Curtis 8.. of 43 Hall Turtle Creek, beloved husband of Emma Carl; father of William. John, and Mrs. Delia Hadn, of Murrysville.

Frlendi received at the J. L. Quln-lan Funeral Home, 128 Shaw Turtle Creek. Friday at 9 a. m.

Requiem high mass In St. Coleman R. C. Church at 10 a m. Inter-mcnt St, Joseph Cemetepy.

Mrt'AFFREY Suddmny on Mondav, August 8. 1955. John of 951 Pordham Brookllne. beloved brother of Mri. Mary A.

Cirr. Cecilia Mrs. Catherine Ackermann. Thomaa R. and William F.

Frlendi received at the McAvny Funeral Home. 1700 Forbei St. Funeral on Friday morning, 9 30. Solemn requiem high masi at the Church of the EDlphanv. at 10:00.

He wai lecretarv-treasurer of Plumber! Local Num-ber 27. McCRACKEN On Monday. Aug." 8. 1955, at 11:00 D. at her residence.

604 Hamilton Thornburg. Anna Harmer, wife of the late Charles H. McCracken sister of Mrs. Henry Muller. John Edward M.

and Marlory K. Haimea Friends received at H. Samson. 537 Neville St. lOakland Civic Center), where servlres will be held.

Notice of time will be given later. McC TI.LOI Oil On Sunday. Aug. 7. 1955.

Wllmer beloved hus band of Marie Fox McCullough of uit uaiewood father of Loll Anne McCullough; also mrvlved by 4 listers and 1 brother. Frlendi rereived at the John Slater Fu neral Home. 4201 Brownsville Rd "Whitehall." Brentwood. Funernl Wednesday alterngon at o'clock. Mae Robinson McLaughlin: lather of Thomas R- brother of Mrs.

Jean Hare: also 2 grandchildren. Frienda received at the Albert F. Johna Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang Ave where eery-Icea will be held Wednesday after- noon a 2 o'clock.

McLAVGHI.IN On Tuesday, Aug. 1955, Blanche Woodward, wife of the late Stewart beloved mother of Clair of 7162 Upland St. Funeral from McCabe'a. 7204 Thomas Blvd on Frtdav at 8 30 m. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 a.

m. MEIIEM Aug. 5. 1955. Wliliam E.

Mehem. nusband of Mary Hu-dacek Mehem: father of Martha Kohler. of 5714 Howe St. Servlrea and Interment were held from the Zenpel Funeral Home, privately. MEYERS On Mondav, Aug.

1955. at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles Cronk, of 1305 Maale Ave Turtle Creek, Harry Jacob, husband of the late Jennie Meveri; brother of Oscar and Frank; grandfather of Mri. Robert Slees-man of Phlladelnhla.

Pa Friends received at the Home of Knee and Sons. Osborne at Larimer Avenue. Turtle Creek, where lervlces will be held on Thursday. Aug, II, at 2 p. m.

Frlendi In vlted. MlIA Monday, August 8. 1955. Michael, In his 65th vear. of 152 Prestlev Rd Brldgevllle.

husband of Rose: lather of Mary Brinklev, Anna Dnria. Joseph. John. Andrew, Albert. Stanley and Walter Mlrla; brother of Andrew Mixla: also survived by 20 grandchildren Friends rereived at Frvers.

729 Washington Ave, Brldgevllle Funeral on Thursday, with requiem high mass at St. Barbaras Church, at am NEWCOME Saturday. August 6. 1955. Edmund of 103 North Dallas husband of Mildred Haggertv Newrome: father of Edmund T.

and Joan: brother of John W.I also 2 grandrhlldren. Friends received at the Albert P. Johns Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lsng Ave.

Funersl Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, with re-qul-m high mass at Holy Rosary Church st 9 o'clock. OTOOLE Saturday evening, Thomai beloved husband of Teresa Dowllng of 4204 Mllgate father of Mrs. Thomai Ware Mrs. Robert Zlegler. Mrs Joseph Nillei, Thomas Harry and Lawrence Toole.

Funeral from iwcLBoe uroi. Funeral Home. 1 MaScTr'c'o at 9 30 a. m. "-V" Monaav.

Aug. g. i-iuw. oriQven nusDand oi Jurlslc. of 6 M.

McKees Hocks Terrace: father of Mrs. Ann uasnio ana Mrs. Marian Kalesv; 3 grandchildren. Friends received at Bral Funeral Home. 238 Helen McKeea Rocks.

Funeral Thursday. Aug. 11, at 10 a. m. Interment Ml.

Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. POTTS Sunday, August 7. 1955, Josenh. of 1406 Western N. 8., husband of Anna Ktnkus: father of Lawrence Potts; brother of Ludwlg Potts, Stanley and Frank Rlllus.

Friends re-reived at Frver's. 729 Washington Brldgevllle. Funeral on Thursday, with requiem high mass St. Anthonv'i Church at 9:30 a. m.

Monday. August 1'55. Annie M. Pugh. nf 1622 Rldee Coraonolls: sister of Thomas F.

Pugh; also survived by 3 nephewi. 2 nieces and 2 grand-ncnhiws. The family will receive friends at, the Conelsnd Funeral Home. 867 Fifth Ave, Corsonolls. Jrom 2-4 and 7-9 D.

Servicei frldav at 2 30 p. m. OE8. at 8 p. m.

RIEBOLD Henrv. ot lOuO BldwelT N. 8 husband of Fdna Rle-bolrt: father of Mn. Edna Mae Hesse. Mrs.

Ida Vurek and Henry brother of Ida Plenerker: also 4 grandchildren Friends lecelved at the Bridv Funeral Home. 215 West Ohio N. 8 where lervlces will be held Wednesdsy at 2 n. nv ROR8 8i7r7nfav, Aug 1955. Thomas Rosa, ot 7201 I lnvd Ave, Swlssvale.

(formerly of Brad-dock falher of Waller. Mrs. Charles Cox, Mrs. John Phoberg, Mrs. Verner Scott and Mrs.

Harold Orr. Friend! received at the MrFarland Funeral Home. North Rrsddnck. where lervlces will be held Wednesday. Aug, 10, at 3 u.

m. ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS A leadinq nqinrinc tnej construction company hai im-mediat opening! (vtilabl in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Cleveland, Ohio, officai tor qualified ngineart, group ladri, snd designers in one or more et the tolloeiiq categories: Architectural-experienced in all phases of industrial plant design. Structural-reinforced concrete ond structural steel design. Mechanical-process piping and process equipment layout design. Electrical-lighting layouts, controls, and power layouts.

These position! offer opporfu-nitiet for loncjtrm employ-ment with attractive salaries, paid vacation end holiday, lick leave allowance, qroup insurance end hospitalization proqrm, end moving allowance. Mr. W. R. Jones, Per-sonnel Representative, will be in Pittsburgh on Monday and Tuesday, August 8th, August 9th, to interview qualified applicants.

Please call Mr. Jones at ATlantic 1-7100 on these dates for inter-view. If unable to come tn for par. sonal Interview, please submit complete resume itating education, experience, salary requirement and data available to: The H. K.

Ferguson Co. Engineers end Builderi Ferguson Building 1783 East 1 1 th Street Cleveland 14, Ohio ENGINEERS 5-10 yrvexp. on HEAVY HYDRAULIC METAL WORKING EQUIPMENT KXCIU.ENT POTENTIAL, PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS, LOCATION NEW YORK CITY. SEND RES TO BOX 423, PRESS. ENGINEERS: i MechSJilcel I Spsc Trsvel Development; Mslntensnce lane pisnt; Deslsn; Industrial Eur nice Sales: Protects (Electrical) Smsll Motor Deslsn; Develop, ment; New Electronic Development; Supervision.

(Architectural) Window; Building Insulation I Civil I sales; Field: lndustrlsl: Paper Msnulsctur-ln. Machinery Msnufacturlnf Tim Study Enilneers. IChemlcsli Seversl. Excellent opportunities et Plttsburih Isrsest employment center. Coem pnllisn Plscement.

Investment Build-Ins Court 1-3907 ENGINEERS Structure! Detsllers end Checker Conveyor Detsllers snd Checkers Relianre Contracting Co. Heeren Bid. 140 EUhlh Ph. ERRAND Boy Must be over 1. Apply 117 Third Avenue ESTIMATOR or engineer to worn la Buildioj Contractors Office, South Hills sre Commercial A Industrial Bulldini Permanent position, Boi 49, Press.

FITTERS Experienced. Heavy machinery. Afternoon turn. Good pay, liberal vacation, Insurance and pension plan. United Engineering and Foundry Co.

55th St. and A.V.R.R. FOREMAN STTVATTON OPEN Nickel Chrom Plater en Steel and Zinc Die Cast to supervise 6 men and train new workers. Fsreilent worklnr condition and psy. Bulfalo Area.

Writs 4.4. Press. FORMICA Foreman lull chsrse ehori and mechanics In Rochester, N. V. Production control, purchasing sched-ulim etc.

Principally Kitchen counters some furniture. Excellent opportunity lor tilht person. Write T-461, rres. FURNACE SERVICEMAN Cspable of wlrtnt A servlcln rss fur naces, years experience necesssry, steedy work. Guaranteed.

All replies confidential. 447. Press. mtNACB MECHANIC Tear sround work, electric ssws, tnnls nd transportation required. New house work on.y.

Apply 8610 Center Ave. 8 to 13 Hardware Salesman Wholesale esperlence Excellent estsb II. mi, IV.IT 1. g.l.ir IIU mission. Apply In person.

Parr lyist i ver Leetsilale. Pa. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Outstsndlnr opportunity for mans re-ment-mtnded man wiih II ML decre re Kln Iast-rrowlii food com pany, simweei locsiioo. Qualifications: 1 I'nder 3 yeers of sre. a Four years experience tn.

Time standarda Material Handlin (pslletliedl Msnufarturine Methods Ststlstlcal Quality Control Orranlralkvn Plsnnlns Mf. Systems A Procedure Send detslled resume with the breakdown of experience In each ot th above areas to; H. A. B. Personnel Department PILLSBURY MILLS, INC.

Minneapolis 1, Minn. INSTALLER Storm Windows and Doors Experienced Installer on aluminum double hunt winCows snd doors Only men who nave truck and tools snd who sre canahle of oroduclnf loo quality work need apply. PHONE POft APPOINTMENT Metro Aluminum Products, Inc. Tuxedo 1-6316 INSTALLATION Men Storm Wln-dows. Expert men with equipment; food rate of pay.

Plus; Call Sterlinf i-I4, sk for Mr. Bterllnf. INSURANCE Clerk: Underwriter and Adlustor. Inside. Dome office or company esperlence.

determine proper coveraee. heavy fliure work. $400. ampioyers Hervice. vm union sruis Bulldlne.

Allsntic l-nsS INSURANCE Casualty Underwriter Youn man, some experience; salary open. Csll Mr. Blackmorc, Court 1-4214. janitor 33-4 married couple: no children, but Infant considered. Experienced In general nislntensnce work; must have tools; food reference; steady worker; inixl ssiary A 3 room spi.

with all utilities for the rlllit person. Iivtervlews from 11 S. m. to 1 p. Ok 8941 Baum Blvd.

Room 700. JANITOR Experienced, month, plus two-room siartment In Oakland. Call Haiel 1-3482. MACHINE DESIGNER Position requires General Plant En-jlneeTlni backirround snd i yesrs esperlence in Deslsn of Liiht end Medium AiMomatlc Production Msrhlnerf TOOL DESIGNER Position requires 1 yesrs sctusl experience In tin Deslsn snd Detelllnl of Hot snd Cld Readme Tool Apply or writ Personnel Office, Oliver Iron S'eel Corp. 1001 MURIEL PCIH.

PA. MACHINIST flint, alMrmind Diifl with Job-bin ihop fiprtrncrd. Heyl Patterson, Inc. Pennsylvsnla A Preble N. 1-Lft3' MAINTENANCE Men (S).

with stationary enslneer license, l-dey week, salary, steady shift ot 4 to 11 noon, II to 4 p. or relief. Apply Mr. Bevllecqua Personnel (idles, Monte-flora HspltJ, 3459 Filth Ave. MAN 26-30 With least 2-4 yesrs experience on swln work, polntln snd nslnllnt work.

Mayflower i-t9J0. sk lor Frsnk. WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard ot th Allies It Junction 0 liberty Ave COUNTER SERVICE From 8 m. to 5 p. m.

Saturdays 8 a. m. to 2 p. tu Closed Sundays and Holidays PHONE WANT-ADS TC COURT 1-49O0 For the Next Day Papei 7:30 a. m.

to 8 p. m. Dally 10 a. m. to p.

m. Sundayi and Holidays rOCANCELAWANT.AC CU Up to 9 P. ML Mo Cancellations Accsvut) Od Day ol Putuicatke) No cancellations or cor rectiona accepted after p. Friday for Saturday or Sunday's edition. No Advertising Accepted publication th4 Same Day THE PITTSBURGH PRESS reserves the right to properly classify, index and edit all adt SUNDAY WANT-ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL 6 P.

M. FRIDAY Excepting Heath, Loit and found and Help Wanted. Local WANT -AD Rotes 5 Discount for Cash On 8 or Mur Ouiuecutlv Isrtlon. word per day oaiij. 6 Vie pes wora lacludwi 7 auusecutlvi days.

IVic vuta ft day aeny, ph vara Including Sunday 4 te son- secullve days. a word per day dally. Vi Pti worn includes Sue-ay aonjecu- Un a 10c wui pat day daily, IOVjC pu word lnciudins Sunday 1 of 1 ooo- MCUU dSVS. Minimum 16 word. Am sdvert-r Derosa um to-m lit im ol Pituburfh earn Uit nit 01 II 00 st line Sunday.

S0 pa UM widen. Cancellations and Corrections Cancellations enJ -rectlorj mull or te.ephoued to Service uepartmenl Between tod p. m. ios till nut day a pepst. Nolle ol error must liven tlmf lor correction belure to second uuertlon, at art only rwoiutOM lot one lncorrn Insertion.

Situations Wanted rut rale 4c pfT word, i(lt typ Minimum clierie flue. Must paid la adveoo. Ordering Want-Ads oreparailon ol roar ad. A prion tan to COURT 1-4800 pui uu in mutant teucb wild an experienced adtassr. Display Classified Sunday Only All mint cut, borden or wldtn ol more than ont column.

Tta rata I Joe pat agate Una oaiiy. 46c per asate Una lncluu.ni Kunday tot 1 corucy uvr daya. iiu lor cash. Ada ordered 4 In consecutive deys are taarird at Um rata ol ut pet aiatt use dally, Mc pu ap.ate Una Includint Sunday, less lor cash. Ada ordered coiiiecutlvt days.

48c pal ante line daily, 72e per urate Una lo ci ud In Sunday. It a lor caan. 1-i time ada are 60c per arate tine dully. uc per aiat line mciuainr sunae Minimum cueris 11.30 oUtl. (1.11 Sundae.

Dtatb Notcei ABF.LE On Monday, Atiar. 1155. Harry ue 70 yemra. beloved husband of Llllie Adumson. of 3114 Bankivllle Ave: father of Mra.

Jean Penivl. Harry D. Jr. and Ralph Abele; brother of Mra. H.

Archbold ol Jarluion- ville. rn. and the Roy F. Abele. Friends rereived at the Belnhauer Mortuary, 2ti30 West l.lbrtv Ave.

on Thursday at 2 30 o. m. Frlendi Invited. Pri vate Interment In Jelleraon Ie- morlal ParH, Samuel, of Center I Plum I wp Saiurd.y. Ausiut 6.

1955 at Bearb Haven. N. be loved husband of Delphtna Fasola Alexander, and father of Virginia McKeaf of Hatboro. Jeanne RoHnson. Samuel and John Alexander: aon of Annie Oeliler and hrolh-r of Isabel Wilson and Thomai Alexander: alto 5 (rand-children.

Frlendi will received at Van Horn I. Beatty at Hav. maker Rd Mnnroevllle. after 12 noon Monday Services on Wednes day at 2 p. m.

at tbe Bethel U. P. Church. Viewing 1 bour prior to aervtce. ANDERSON Monday.

Aug. 1155. Leah Mvers. wife of the late George H. Anderson: mother of Oeore H.

John Mrs. Mary J. Cannon, lnn C. and Paul of P.h William An derson of Snrlnstleld. Va Frlendi received at A.

Staab and Sons Funeral Home. 34 Crafton Ave, Crnfton. Rolemn reoulem hleh mass In Holv Innorenta Church, Friday. Aut. 12 at 9 a AREN'T Of 202 Mahoning Ave, Nw Caatle.

A'2C Stanley at S. Naval Hospital. on Friday, Aug 5 age 25 years, hus- hand of Angeline Verterano. of Hlllsvllle. Pa father of Stanley ion of Mr.

and Mri Stanley M. Arent and brother of Carl of New Castle, and Gertrude Arent of Pgh: grandson of Mn. Laura Ziellnskl of Pgh. Friends received at Noga Funeral Home. New Castle.

Thursday and Friday. Requiem mass In the Madonna Church, Saturday morning at 9 30. Al STIN On Monday. Milton Austin, beloved husband of Carol HesDenherbe, Inte of 615 Norman St father of Sharon Lee: ion of Mr and Mrs. Emerlck Austin; hrother of Louli.

Ravmnnd, Mra. Helen Mathews. Franrla. Mary Jane Funeral on Thursday, Aug. 11.

1955 at 8 a. m. from Cornellua Panoert't. 2705 Fast St Heoulem high mass In Annunciation Church at 9 clock. BARTON On 8undav, August 7, at Winter Park.

Ellr-abeth Clark, wife of the late John H. Barton, of 624 Tokay St mother of Warren Ralnh Olenn E. Barton and Mra. Helen Weneatj; also survived by 5 grandsons Frlendi rereived at D. Turner's.

729 Wallace Ave Wllk after 7:30 o. Tuesday. Services Wednesday afternoon, at 1:30 clock. Please omit flowers. BERT Mondav.

August 8. 1955 John Make nusband of the lata Mary Sheran Bert: father of Mrs. James A. Bowen. Mrs.

Henry Hlllnskl and John (Hon) Bert: also 7 grandchildren and fi great grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert John's Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang Avenue, were servlrea will be held Thurs-dav jifternoon. at 2 o'clock.

Mondav, Aug cf 1955 Filomena Costamo. of 5317 Fifth East End: mother of Mrs. Betty Altmare, Dr. Fred Bii-sel. Mrs.

Mary De Lura. Mrs An-gellneOeragl. Mrs. Theresa Bomber and Mrs. Emma Tambelllnl: sister of Mary Panza of 6hHrns-burg.

Pa and Frank Costanro of Calif. Friends received at the Brus- ro Funeral Home, 2007 Fifth Ave. Notice of funeral later. BOVLAN On Tuesday. Anrll 9.

1955. at 5 30 a. Anthony J. Bovlan. beloved widower of Mary Bennett, of 4054 Perrvsvllle 8 i father of Mike.

Mary. Mar-garet, Jamre and Josenh Bovlan and the late Mrs. Ellen Hagsn; also 13 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Frienda received at Geo. W.

Heard and Bon Funeral Horns, 4047 Perrysvllie Ave. Funeral on Friday at 9:30 a. m. Solemn high mass of reoulem at the Churrh of the Nativity at 10 o'clock. BRISKER On Simdav Aug 7.

1955, at Falls Churrh. Mary Culbertson. beloved wife of Edwin Brlnker. of 127 Larimer Ave Fast Liberty: mother of Mri. Anne Kvrmea.

Mrs. Charlotte A. Ko-torre. both nf Pgh. Mra.

Jean Bnughrr, of Fla. and William N. Brlnker. nf Va alster of Mra. Anne Flnlev nf Mt Pleasant end Roland Culbertson.

of Greensburg. Pa. Frlentle received at the Belnhauer Mortuarv. 2630 West Liberty Ave. on Wednesday at 1:30 o.

m. Friends Invited Interment In St. Clair Cemetery. Greensburg. Pa.

BROWSat OVIBE William Thonv as. of 2913 Mver Blvd McKees-port. Survived bv his wife. Hattie Hnnlng Brownscombe, son Robert, of MrKeesnort: brother James Browmromne. of Mansfield.

alo 2 grandchildren Friends rereived at Flnnev Funeral Hrme, Jenny Llnd land Solci McKeeioort. Services Thursday at 1 .10 m. Interment Mt, Vernon Cemetery. nTRh II ART Sudden', on Tuesday. Aug.

9, 1365. Dunald of Man Dies, 2 Hurt As Car Hits Pole North Side Crash Puzzles Police One man was killed and two teen-age passengers in his car severely injured last night when the car in which they were riding smashed into a utility pole on Brighton Road, North Side, near Union Dale Cemetery. Donald G. Burkhart, 25, of 441 Kennedy Ave.t JVorth Side, died In Allegheny General Hospital at 5:30 this morning, three hours after his car struck the curbing, careened across the street I and hit a pole. Judy Shawkey, 14, 1702 Brighton suffered a broken left leg and deep lacerations in her head and face.

Michael iSMgrelli, 2 N. Balph Bellevue, the other passenger, suffered a broken nose and multiple cuts and bruises. Police were unable to give any reason for the crash. Attilio Trilli Dies; Prominent Realtor E' Visitation MrLAIKillLIN Suddenly. Saturl realigned from 2 to 5 and 7 to Vii.

met UII'A l'7ic! VVdne.day70:ii Kelly hdsband of Essie Attilio Trilli, prominent South Hills builder and realtor, died today in St. Clair Memorial Hospital. He was 68. Mr. Trilli came here as a youth from his native Italy and immediately started in the contracting business.

He rose from a "water boy" on the job to a partnership In one of the most important Arms in the development of the South Hills area. He formed Trilli Dunbar realtors, in 1923 with a partner, James C. Dunbar. Mr. Trilli, who never married, lived in Overbrook at 260 Vineland St.

Death came after an illness of two years. The Slater Funeral Home will announce arrangements. IFRRtBI On Sunday, August 7. Fred 8r husband of Florence Stnun: lather of Florence Mul-holland and Fred A 6 grandchildren; 2 brothers and 1 lister survive. Friends received at the Bagnato Funeral Home.

BO Mc-Dermott Carnegie Funeral Thuriday at 9 a. with reoulem high mass at Holy Soiil'a Churrh at 9 .10, Members of Holy Soul Holy Name Society Invited. FOX On Sunday. Aug 7, 1055. Mary E.

Sullivan, of 20 Wills beloved wife of the late Jamei H. Fox; uster of Nellie Alrhroth. Frlendi' received at the Albert J. Frevvogel Funeral Home. 118 Craft Ave.

Funeral on Wednesdsy at 8 30 a. m. High masi of reoulem In 6t. Agnes' R. C.

Church at 9 a. FtXj.FR Suddenly, Sunday. August 7. 1955. at 3 n.

Jnsenh .1 Fuller, beloved husband of Mary Hovandk of 2223 Charles father of Mary Ann Patricia Fuller: brother of Mn. Roie Blanrl. Mrs, Ann Sterkel. Frank. John and Andrew Fuller.

Frlendi received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Pervrsvllle Ave Funeral Thursday morning at 9:30. Solemn high mass cf reoulem In Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock. GRIFFITH On Saturday.

Aug. 6. 1''55 at 11:10 p. Alvln L. Griffith, beloved husband of Helen M.

Parry of 156 Montylew N. 8 father of Paul P. Griffith: also one grand-hlld; ion of Charlei L. Griffith: brother of Harold Odell. Oeorge and Glenn Griffith, the Mn.

Bessie Phamberger, Rhode Grey, Charlee Kerns and Hazel Sabo. Frlendi received at Geo. Heard and Son Funeral Home. 4047 Perrvsvllle N. 8.

Services on Wednesday at 1 p. m. GRI'EMKEN On Saturday. Aug. 1955.

at the Suburban General Hosnltal. Gertrude P. Oruemken. of 344 Cornell Ave West View wife of Henry J. Gruemken; mother of Harry Robert Gilbert lister of Mrs.

Elsie RaoD. of Easton. Pa; Arthur Horn, of Richmond. Ind. Funeral servicei at the James Lowrle Me-morlal Home.

1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania Ate. on Wednes- (dev. at 2 m. Friends and rrem.

hers of the Emanuel Lutheran Guild Invited. C.I'I.LO On Sunday. John, of Mario GuIIo: also survived bv a "i i. uminv, I I f.a a ID.n... 5 grsndchlldren.

Friends received Brighton Rd. Reoulem mass at the Reglna Coell Church, on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Frlendi In- yted. IIANNA On Pundav. Aug.

7. 1955? Olen of 814 East End husband of Henrietta 8 Hanua: also survived bv a son Robert B. Street, of Gainesville. Texas: one neuliew: William C. Hanna.

of Park Ridge. III. Friends rereived at Wareliam'a Funeral Home. Rebecca Avenue, at Center Street. Wilkinsburg.

Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Wednesdny morning. HOWELL OnMondav. Aug 8, 1953. Louise, of 501 Edmond formerly of Herron Hill, wife of Raymond W.

Howell. Friends may call st the Barrett Funeral lit me. Center Avenue at Neville Street, where servlrea will be Held on Thursday, Aug. 11 at 2 o'clock. Ill 'UHFit Ori" Suntlav.

August 7. Sarah Devlin, of 7618 Westmoreland Ave. beloved wife of the late Frank P. Huihes: n. other of Mra.

Marggrt McAtiulty. Mre. Rosa-land Temple, Mrs Beatrice Reb-stock and C. J. Hughes: also IB irandrhlldren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Frlenns received st the Joseph N. Nled Funeral Home. 7441 Washington Swlssvale. Solemn mass of reoulem at St. Anselm'i R.

C. Church, on Wed esd a a 0a J4(KHON On Hun-av afernoon. Aug 7 1955. Thomas Sr. be-loved husband of Minnette L.

Jackson: fnther of Thomas Jr. snd Naomi D. Jackson of 712 Klemnnt Ave. Bellevue: brother of Mis Margaret Jackson. Mra.

Marv Carr. Mrs. Pearl Schlueder-berg and Robert Jerksnn. Frlendi received in the Orion C. Plnkerton Funeral Home, 1014 California Ave.

Avalon (North Boro'j I. where servicei will be held on Wednei- day ellernoon at 3 clock. Marians to Hear State Legion Chief Sherman W. Mason, State commander of the American Legion, will address the Rotary- Club of Pittsburgh at its luncheon meeting in Hotel William Penn tomorrow. Mr.

Mason, 48, is a veteran of World War II, having served in the Far East with Mr. Mason Army Ordnance. He is chairman of the State's National Defense Committee, chalrmin of a group studying proposed changes in the United Nations charter and is a member of a 12 man Foreign Relations Committee of the Legion. He resides in Jeannette, taking part in many civic activities there. DnUIVG the Civil War, Win Chester, Va was taken and retaken 73 times, four times dur ing a alngle day.

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