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Death Notices Death Notices 441 Kennedy Ave. N. 8. beloved husband of Mary Ellen Doehring: father of Gary Bruce: son of George and Beatrice Burkhart: brother of Gilbert, Harry and Albert. Friends received at the Henry E.

Lev Funeral Home. 2860 Perrysville Ave. S. Time later. CARNEY Of 132 Mt.

Lebanon on Monday. Aug. 8. 1955, Thomas Cornelius, beloved husband of Alice Latimer Carney: father of Thomas W. Carney: survived by two sisters, Sr.

Mary Clement C. and Mrs. Helen Carney Lee. Friends received at the Erny Funeral Home. 2361 Brownsville Carrick.

Funeral Thursday at 9:30 A. m. Solemn high mass at St. Ann's Church at 10:30 8. m.

Friends invited. 1001 Vermont Alvern Gardens on Sunday. Atte, 7 1955. at 12:30 a. Robbert beloved husband of Betty Clay Caughie, in his 34th year: father of Bill and Pam Caughie.

Friends received the E. B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 W. Liberty So.

Hills. where services will be held on Tuesday. Aux. 9 at 8 p. m.

Visitations 2 to' and 7 to 9. Interment private Wednesday morning. CLINE--August 8. 1955, of 1345 Broadway, East McKeesport, George Howard. nusband of Hazel Waddell Cline: father of Mrs.

Mary Paxton and brother of Charles Cline. Friends and members of the Evangelical and Reformed Church. of Turtle Creek received at the Jobe Funeral Home. 125 Church Turtle Creek. where services will be held Thursday, at 2 p.

m. Saturday evening. Ettore. beloved husband of Angela Liberatore, of 4821 Dearborn father of Joseph Colamarino. Rose Bonura.

Erstila Szyper. Marie Rullo. Arthur. Emil. Raymond, Robert and Eugene Colamarino: 14 Funeral from McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Wednesday. August 10. 1955, 9 a. m. Solemn funeral mass at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 a.

m. COMUNALE-On Sunday. Aug. 7. 1955, Vincenzo, of 310 Westinghouse Ave.

Wilmerding. beloved husband of Congetta Caruccio and father of Abe. Attilio, Anthony. Joseph, Raymond, James. Molly Botti.

Edith Nordano and Jean Goodfellow: brother of Abe. Genre and Mrs. Clintine Botti. Friends received at the James J. Alfieri Funeral Home.

171 State Wilmerding. Funeral Thursday at 8 a m. Requiem high mass at St. Alnysius Church at 9 a. m.

Friends invited. CORBETT On Sunday evening. Aug. 7. 1955.

Earl B. C. Corbett. beloved husband of Alberta Grace Steen Corbett. of 1003 Woodbourne Brookline: father of Clara Virginia Corbett, Grace Priscilla, Earl B.

C. Corbett, Jr: brother of William T. and Chester B. Corbett and Ida Dietrich: also 1 the grandson. Friends received at Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

Services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Federal Postal Emploves 320th Infantry 80th Division W. W. I and friends invited. CUNNINGHAM- On Sunday, August 7.

1955. of 309 McKee Place, Helen Cunningham, sister of James J. and Winifred Cunningham. Friends will be received at John A. Freyvozel's.

3406 Fifth Ave. Funeral on Aug. 10, at 8:30 A. m. High mass of requiem at St.

Paul's Cathedral, at 10 o'clock. DEVLIN- On Monday afternoon. Aug. 8. 1955, Edward son of Catherine M.

O'Malley Devlin. of Penn Ave. at 45th brother of James Dr. Charles Thomas Mrs. Catherine M.

Barry, and Francis M. Devlin, Friends received at the family home. Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Mary's Church, 46th Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock. In lieu of flowers remember the Vincentian Home, Perrysville.

DREIER Of 508 Scott Ave. Shaler on Sunday, Aug. 7. 1955, Fred husband of Minnie Goss Dreier: father of Marie Schidemantle. Dorothy Funk and Ralph Dreier: also six grandchildren.

Friends received after 7 p. m. Monday at the Rock Funeral Home, 1500 Mt. Roval Blvd. at Glenshaw Glenshaw.

Services on Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock. EBERHARDT-On Sunday, Aug. 7. Alma Nightway Eberhardt, of 1122 Warlo N. beloved wife of William Eberhardt: daughter of Mrs.

Clara Nightway: mother of David, Donald. Dorothy and Deborah Eberhardt: sister of Mrs. Ellen Barnes. Mrs. Esther Harbaugh and William Nightway.

Funeral services Wednesday, Aug. 10 at 2 D. m. at Herman Son Chapel. 702 East Ohio N.

S. Friends invited. EVANGELISTA On Sunday. August 7, 1955. Grazia Magliacane, formerly of Carnegie; mother of Joseph Theodore and Mrs.

Cosimo Fantoni: sister of Fred: also 4 grandchildren. Friends are invited to call at the Leo J. Henny Funeral Home. 323 Second Carnegie. Funeral Wednesday, with requiem mass at Holy Souls Church, at 9:30 a.

m. FAULKNER On Saturday evening. Aug. 6. 1955, Margaret Johnson, wife of the late Richard F.

Faulkner. formerly of North Sheridan E. mother of Richard P. Faulkner of Chicago, Ill. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home.

Baum Blvd. (at Graham E. E. Visitation requested from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FERRARI -On Sunday, August 7. Fred husband of Florence Struss: father of Florence Mulholland and Fred 5 grandchildren: 2 brothers and 1 sister survive. Friends received at the Bagnato Funeral Home. 50 McDermott PL.

Carnegie, Funeral Thursday at 9 a. with requiem high mass at Holy Soul's Church at 9:30. Members of Holy Soul's Holy Name Society invited. FOX- -On Sunday. Aug.

1955. Mary E. Sullivan, of 20 Wills beloved wife of the late James H. Fox: sister of Nellie Aichroth. Friends cecelved at the Albert J.

Frevvogel Funeral Home. 118 Craft Ave. Funeral on Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. High mass of requiem In St.

Agnes' R. C. Church at 9 a. m. FULLER Suddenly, Sunday, August 7.

1955. at 3 D. Joseph J. Fuller, beloved husband of Mary Hovancik, of 2223 Charles father of Mary Ann Patricia Fuller: brother of Mrs. Rose Bianci, Mrs.

Ann Sterkel, Frank, John and Andrew Fuller. Friends received at the Frank W. Simons Funeral Home. 2025 Peryrsville Ave. Funeral Thursday morning at 9:30.

Solemn high mass cf requiem in Annunciation Church at 10 o'clock. GRIFFITH On Saturday. Aug. 6. 1955.

at 8:10 D. Alvin L. Griffith, beloved husband of Helen M. Parry of 156 Montview N. father of Paul P.

Griffith: also one grandchild: son of Charles L. Griffith: brother of Harold Odell, George H. and Glenn Griffith, the Mrs. Bessie Shamberger, Rhoda Grev, Charles Kerns and Hazel Sabo. Friends received at Geo.

W. Heard and Son Funeral Home. 4047 Perrysville N. S. Services on Wednesday at 1 p.

m. GRUEMKEN- On Saturday, Aug. 1955, at the Suburban General Hospital. Gertrude P. Gruemken.

344 Cornell West View. wife of Henry J. Gruemken: mother of Harry Robert Gilbert sister of Mrs. Elsie Rapp. Horn.

of Easton, Arthur of Richmond. Ind. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home. 1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania on Wednesdav, at 2 D.

m. Friends and tr.em• bers of the Emanuel Lutheran Guild invited. GULLO-On Sunday. John. of 1338 Reedsdale dearly beloved husband of Maria LoBue Gullo: father of Josephine.

Samuel and Mario Gullo: also survived by 8 sister, Mrs. Nacasia LiSante: also 5 grandchildren. Friends received at the Blanco Mortuary. 719 Brighton Rd. Requtem mass at the Regina Coell Church, on day at 10 o'clock, Friends invited.

HANNA-On Sunday. Aug. 7. 1955. Glen of 814 East End husband of Henrietta S.

Hanna; also survived by 8 son Robert B. Street. of Gainesville, Texas: one nephew: William C. Hanna, of Park Ridge. Ill.

Friends received at Wareham's Funeral Home, Rebecca Avenue. at Center Street. Wilkinsburg. Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Wednesday morning.

HOWELL On Monday. Aug. 8. 1955, Louise. of 501 Edmond formerly of Herron Hill, wife of Raymond W.

Howell. Friends may call at the Barrett Funeral Home, Center Avenue at Neville Street. where services will be neld on Thursday, Aug. 11 at 2 o'clock. HUGHES-On Sunday, August 7.

Sarah Devlin, of 7618 Westmoreland Ave. beloved wife of the late Frank P. Hughes: mother of Mrs. Margaret McAnulty. Mrs.

land Temple. Mrs. Beatrice Rebstock and C. J. Hughes: also 18 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the Joseph Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Anselm's R. C. Church.

oh Wednesday at 10 m. JACKSON On Bungay arternoon, Aug 7. 1955, Thomas J. beloved husband of Minnette Jackson: father of Thomas Jr. and Naomi D.

Jackson of 712 Klemont Ave. Bellevue: brother of Miss Margaret Jackson, Mrs. Mary Carr. Mrs. Pearl Schluederberg and Robert Jackson, Friends received in the Orion C.

Pinkerton Funeral Home, 1014 California Ave. Avalon (North Boro'a), where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Macs- 5 5 5 5 5 5 Pittsburgh Press, Obituaries Ex President Of Follansbee Steel Dies W. T. Brownscombe, McKeesport Resident, Also Served Other obituaries, Page 25.

William T. Brownscombe, former president of the Follans. bee Steel died today in McKeesport Hospital after a brief illness. 68-year-old retired executiThe, also had been assistant superintendent of the Jones Laughlin Steel Corp. Aliquippa Works.

A native of South Wales, Mr. Brownscombe, of 2933 Myer McKeesport, lived in McKeesport 30 years. After graduating from Pur. due University in 1909 he instructed mechanical engineering at Pennsylvania State University. He launched his industrial career with the American Sheet 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 McKeesport YMCA, a member of the Boy Scout Council and an ofifcial of the Salvation Army board. He was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church, 375, the board the Youghiogheny Country Club, Rotary and the University Club. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Hattie Henning Brownscombe; a son, Robert, of McKeesport; a brother, James, of Mansfield, Ohio, and two grandchildren. 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. Man Dies, 2 Hurt As Car Hits Pole North Side Crash Puzzles Police One man was killed and two 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 North Side, died in Allegheny General Hospital at 5:30 this morning, three hours after his car struck the curbing, careened across the street and hit a pole. Judy Shawkey, 14, 1702 Brighton suffered a broken left leg and deep lacerations in her head and face. Michael Nigrelli, 296 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 Attilio Trilli, prominent South Hills builder and realtor, died today in 1 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 firms 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. Rotarians to Hear State Legion Chief Mr. Mason 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 Ar my 'Ord- nance. He is chairman of the State's National Defense Committee, chairman of a group studying proposed changes in the United Nations charter and is a mem ber of a 12 man Foreign Rela tons Committee of the Legion.

He resides in Jeannette, taking part in many civic activities there. DURING the Civil War, Winchester, was taken and retaken 73 times, four times during a single day. Aug. 9, '55 The Pittsburgh Press WANT-AD HEADQUARTERS Boulevard of the Allies At Junction of Liberty Ave COUNTER SERVICE From 8 m. to 5 p.

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Jean Pensvl. Harry D. Jr. and Ralph W. Abele; brother of Mrs.

G. H. Archbold of Jacksonville, Fla. and the late Roy F. Abele.

Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services on Thursday at 2:30 D. m. Friends invited, Private interment in Jefferson Memorial Park. ALEXANDER-Samuel, of Center (Plum Saturday, August 6.

1955 at Beach Haven, N. beloved husband of Delphine Fasola Alexander. and father of Virginia McKeag of Hatboro. Jeanne Robinson, Samuel and John Alexander: son of Annie Geisler and brother of Isabel Wilson and Thomas Alexander: also 5 Friends will be received at Van Horn's. Beatty at Monroeville.

after 12 maker, Monday Services on day at 2 p. m. at the Bethel U. P. Church.

Viewing 1 hour prior to service. ANDERSON Monday, Aug. 8. 1955, Leah C. Myers, wife of the late George H.

Anderson: mother of George H. John Mrs. Mary J. Cannon, Leah C. and Paul of William F.

Anderson of Springfleld. Va. Friends received at A. Staab and Sons Funeral Home. 34 Crafton Crafton.

Solemn requiem high in Holy Innocents Church. Friday. Aug. 12 at 9 a. m.

ARENT- -Of 202 Mahoning New Castle. Stanley at U. S. Naval Hospital. on Friday, Aug.

5. age 25 years, busband of Angeline Verterano. of Hillsville, father of Stanley son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M.

Arent and brother of Carl of New Castle, and Gertrude Arent of grandson of Mrs. Laura Zielinski of Pgh. Friends received at Nogs Funeral Home, New Castle, Thursday and Friday. Requiem mass in the Madonna Church, Saturday morning at 9:30. AUSTIN On Monday.

Milton Austin. beloved husband of Carol Hespenherbe. Inte of 615 Norman father of Sharon Lee: son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerick Austin: brother of Louis, Raymond, Mrs.

Helen Mathews. Francis, Mary Jane. Funeral on Thursday, AuR. 11, 1955 at 8 a. m.

from Cornelius Pappert's, 2705 East St. Requiem mass in Annunciation Church at 9 o'clock. -On Sunday, August 7. 1955. Winter Park.

Ellzabeth Clark, wife of the late John H. Barton, of 624 Tokay mother of Warren Ralph Glenn E. Barton and Mrs. Helen E. Wengatz: also survived by 5 grandsons Friends received at T.

D. Turner's. 729 Wallace after 7:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Services Wednesday afternoon. at 1:30 o'clock. Please omit flowers. BERT- Monday. August 8.

1955. John (Jake), nusband of the late Mary Sheran Bert: father of Mrs. James A. Bowen. Mrs.

Henry Hilinski and John (Hon) Bert: also 7 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Albert F. John's Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang Avenue.

were services will be held Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. BISCEGLIA-On Monday. Aug. 1955. Filomena Costanzo.

of 5317 Fifth East End: mother of Mrs. Betty Altmare, Dr. Fred Bissel. Mrs. Mary De Luca, Mrs.

AngelineGeragi. Mrs. Theresa Bombara and Mrs. Emma Tambellini: sister of Mary Panza of SharpsPa. and Frank Costanzo of Calif.

Friends received at the BruscO Funeral Home. 2007 Fifth Ave. Notice of funeral later. BOYLAN- On Tuesday. April 1955, at 5:30 a.

m. Anthony J. Boylan, beloved widower of Mary Bennett, of 4054 Perrysville N. father of Mike, Mary, Margaret, James and Joseph Boylan the late Mrs. Ellen Hagan: also 13 grandchildren and 1 grandchild.

Friends received at Geo. W. Heard and Son Funeral Home, 4047 Perrysville Ave. Funeral on Friday at 9:30 8, m. Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of the Nativity at 10 o'clock.

BRINKER On Sunday, AuR. 7. 1955, at Falls Church, Mary Culbertson, beloved wife of Edwin H. Brinker, of 127 Larimer East Liberty: mother of Mrs. Anne Kyrmes, Mrs.

Charlotte A. zorra, both of Mrs. Jean Brinker. Bougher. of Fla, and sister William of Mrs.

N. Anne Finley, of Mt. Pleasant and Roland Culbertson, of Greensburg. Pa. Friends received at the hauter Mortuary.

2630 West LibAve. Services on Wednesday at 1:30 D. m. Friends invited. InSt, Clair Cemetery, Greensburg.

Pa. William Thom85. of 2933 Myer McKeesport. Survived by his wife, Hattie Henning Brownscombe, son Robert, of McKeesport: brother James Brownscombe, of 0.: also 2 grandchildren. Friends recelved at Finner Funeral Home, Jenny Lind (and Soles Street), McKeesport.

Services Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Mt. Vernon Cemetery. BURKHART-Suddenly.

on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1955, Donald of Death Notices RUGGIERO- Suddenly, on Aug. 5. John of 2116 Monongahels Ave, Swissvale, uncle of P. puto, Mrs.

A. Diana, Mrs. J. Raco, Anthony. Josephine, Charles and Samuel Rugglero.

Friends received at the Perrone Mortuary. 7455 Church Swissvale. Funeral on Wednesday, August 10. Requiem high mass at the Madonna Del Castello Church, 10 SAMRENY On Monday, August 8. 1955, Walter (Wally), beloved son of Charles and Agnes: brother of Paul: grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter M. Samreny: nephew of John Bamrenv. Friends received at the McAvoy Funeral Home, 1700 Forbes St. Funeral on Thursday morning.

at 9:30, Angel mass Lady of Victory Church, Brookline, at 10:00. SEIFERT-O! 216 Morewood Shaler Township, suddenly on Sunday, August 7, 1955. John A. III; son of John A. and Ethel Graham Seifert: grandson Mrs.

Viola Graham; brother of Barbara J. Seifert. Friends received at the Bock Funeral Home. 1500 Mt. Royal Blvd.

at Glenshaw Glenshaw. Family will receive friends 2-5. 7-10 p. m. Services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

SOKOLOWSKI- On Sunday. Aug, 7. 1955, Frank of 219 North Chalfonte Boro. East brother of "Miss Mary Sokolowski, Mrs. Helen Wyzlanski, Mrs.

Apolonia Franckiewicz. Michael and Peter Sokolowski. Friends received at the Wolfe and Sons Funeral Home, 304 Electric East Pgh. Funeral on Thursday, Aug. 11, at 9 m.

High, mass of requiem at St. Leoceadias R. C. Church, Wilmerding, 9:30 a. m.

Friends invited. STAFSUDD Of Valencia, R. D. No. 2.

on Sunday, Aug. 7. '55, Hattie age 81: mother of Herbert, Oscar, Mrs. Mildred Flanigan and Mrs. Lillie Johnson: sister of Mrs.

Hilda Larson and Oscar Lockstorm: also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great dren. She was a member of Swedish Salvation Army in East Liberty. Friends received at the Fox Funeral Home. in Saxonburg. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, on day.

Services Wednesday, at 2 p. m. at' the funeral home, Interment in Mt. Royal Cemetery. STRAIN of 1831 Cecil Sharpsburg.

on Sunday. Aug 7. 1955, Charles husband of Lillian Stull Strain: son of Mary Graswick Strain: father of Dorothy Cathaleen, Barbara William C. and Robert brother of Mary E. Callender.

Howard John T. and Walter J. Strain. Friends received at the Bock Funeral Home. Main Street at Ninth, Sharpsburg.

Funeral on Wednesday morning at 9:15. Solemn requiem high mass. St. Joseph's Church, at 10:00. TOTTEN- On Monday.

August 8. 1955, of 114 Orin Penn Marie Burke Totten, wife of John N. Totten: mother of Catherine and John Totten; sister of Edward J. Burke Jr. Friends received at Stewart's Funeral Home, 9311 Frankstown Rd.

Requiem high mass at the Church of Our Lady of The Most Blessed Sacrament, on Thursday at 10 a. m. TRILLI On Tuesday. AuR. 9.

1955, Attilio L. Trilli, of 260 Vineland Overbrook. Friends received at John H. Slater Funeral Home. 4201 Brownsville Whitehall-Brentwood.

Funeral Friday morning, Notice of time later. VELTRI- On Saturday, August 6. at her home. 1218 Penn Sharpsburg. Frances Veltri, (nee Leo.) wife of Michael Veltri: mother of Samuel.

Joseph, Carmella Perry. Louise Perry and Florine Rocco: sister of Salvadore Leo. Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home. 1314 Middle Sharpsburg. Requiem high mass in the Church of the Madonna.

on Wednesday. August 10. at 9 m. VILLELLA -On Saturday. Aug.

6. 1955. Domenic bf 253 Republic Duquesne husband of Angela: father of Mrs. Angela Mary Scalo and Mrs. Letitia Bullion: also grandchild.

Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home. 214 Virginia Mt. 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, Wednesday, Aug. 10th, at one thirty p.m. WHEELER -Charles suddenly on Aug. 8. 1955, in Ohio Valley Hospital, McKees Rocks.

in his 80th year. Survived by his wife. Lillie one daughter, Mrs. Pauline Wenrich, of Crafton. one son.

Edward, of Jacksonville. Ill. Friends received at the Moody Funeral Home. Clinton, where services will be held Wednesday. Aug.

10th at 2 D. m. Family requests visitation 2 to 4 D. to 9 D. m.

Interment Philadelphia. Pa. (Philadelphia papers please copy). WILLIAMS- On Saturday, Aug. 6.

1955, of 320 Fram Mary E. Williams. (nee Bell.) In year. mother of Mrs. Vesper Keir.

of Penn Mrs. Floris Redlich, of Mrs. Ethelyn Clark. of St. Petersburg.

C. Raymond Williams, of 9 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Friends received at Stewarts Funeral Home, 9311 Frankstown where services will be held Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Interment at Derry, Pa.

Wednesday. papers please copv.1 WINSLOW- On Monday. Aug. 8. 1955.

of 213 Morewood Mary Denniston Winslow. wife of the late Dr. John Lang Winslow. Friends will be received at John A. Freyvogel, 3406 Fifth Ave.

Notice of time later. -At his home, on Aug. 9, 1955, Lawrence Wesley Zahn, husband of Mamie Jones, of Henry Road, R. D. 2.

Sewickley; father of Mrs. Ferman H. Ritter and Robert L. Zahn: brother of Jesse Benjamin, of Rochester, Elmer C. and Raymond, of Brighton, Pa.

Also survived by one grandchild. Friends received at the Irvine Funeral Home, 702 Beaver Sewickley, where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. ZGURIC On Sunday, Aug. 7. 1955.

Nick. in his 61st year, husband of Mary Zguric of 2923 Harkins Way: brother of Peter Zguric, Friends and members of C.F.U. Lodge 20. received at Charles C. Cieslak Funeral Home.

81 8. 15th St. Funeral Wednesday. at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass in St. Peter's Church, at 9 a. m. In Memoriam KILLIAN-Stanley J. In loving memory of our dear husband and father who passed away three years ago today.

Aug. 9, 1952 -Sadly missed by his wife and children. Florists MU. MA. 1-1300 LUBIN SMALLEY THE BEST IN FLOWERS 126 Fifth Ave.

GR. 1-2200 OVERSTOCKED Orchid each. Robert Braun. 7226 Susquehanna St. Phone Churchill 2-0056 till 10.

Monuments- Cemetery Lots ALLEGHENY Memorial Park--Choice 6 grave lot. Section sacrifice $350 Phone Sewickley 880M. ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park -Bargain: 6 graves; nicest section; $375. Phone Atlantic 1-0416. JEFFERSON Memorial Park--Fourgrave lot, Garden of the Well, $325 Call week days.

Everglade 1-7950. LAKEWOOD Memorial, Garden of tivity-2 graves, Will sell reasonably, Poplar 6-8184. Lost and Found BANJO -Four string Leedy, lost Saturday night, at W.B.U. Club in Hampton Township. Reward.

Call New Castle, Oliver 2-9575. Reverse charge. BOSTON Bull Terrier Male, 5 months old, mostly white face, lost near South Park Golf Course. Child's pet. Reward.

Olympia 5-2052. COCKER Spaniel- -Red. Male: baby's pet. Lost vicinity Broadhead Manor, Ingram; Thursday, Reward. Walnut 2-2287.

DIAMOND Ring-3 stones, platinum mounting, lost Saturday, vicinity East Liberty-Shadyside Presbyterian Church, reward. Court 1-0483. DOG Collie, 6 months, female, Frown and white; lost Fineview vicinity: reward. Cedar 1-7162. EYEGLASSES Lost Murray Ave.

(near Lilac St.) Saturday night. Phone Jackson 1-4368. lost North I FALSE Teeth Uppers, Side-Sheraden; reward Spalding 1-0937. ROSARY- Lost: silver chain; ivory beads; sentimental value. Lita Or Betty, Court 1-2154-9-6 p.

m. Personal GEORG- forgiven. We're worried; Call or come home, Mother. THE Business Opportunity Column furnishes a fertile feld for small investment and profitable effort. Legal Notices Estate of William M.

Rose, deceased, of No. 3399. of 1955. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims of or demands against the estate decedent make the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Ella Rose Finn. 1621 Beechwood or to Seymour A.

Sikov. 1201 Plaza Pa. Legal Notices NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted or incurred by my wife Evelyn J. Ruta from this date. Mario A.

Ruta, 1211 Fulton Pgh. 23, Pa. JACK PALKOVITZ. Attorney at Law, 208 Wisser Building. McKeesport, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 308 of May, 1945, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Friday, the 12 day of August, 1955, a ficate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, name, under the assumed of fictitious style or designation of Mercury Loan Office, with its principal place of business at 807 N. Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in 6650 said business are: Herman Shapiro, Northumberland Street, Pittsbugh, Pa. LOUIS LITTLE, Attorney at Law, No.

7 Court Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation will be fled with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on Friday, 12th day of August, 1955, for the purpose of obtaining Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933, P. L. 364, as amended. The name of the and Company, Inc.

The purpose or proposed corporation 1s Porreca purposes for which it is to be Ized: General construction and buildIng operations: and for these purposes to have. possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. Louis Little, Solicitor. ESTATE of George H. Winter, of George Henry Winter, or George H.

Winters, deceased, of Pgh. No. 3197 of 1955. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Julia Lilick, now Mrs. George H.

Win. ter, 1817 Howard or to William F. Donatelli, 1110 Jones Law Pa. ESTATE of Meyer Coon, deceased, of Pgh. No.

3391 of 1955. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Eva R. Coon. 5510 Baywood or to Joseph D. Ripp.

1306 Berger Pgh. 19, Pa. ESTATE of Leah Shapiro. deceased. of Pgh.

No. 3397 of 1955. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Julius Shapiro, 2412 Milford Pgh. 34, or to C. Joseph Recht, 611 Frick Pgh.

19, Pa. JOHN P. Spina, Attorney. 933 Jones Law Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Allegheny.

Mary C. Scratchard Va. Rodman Scratchard, at No. 1571 July Term. 1955, Court of Common Pleas.

To Rodman Scratchard: You are notifled that Mary C. Scratchard, the plaintiff, has commenced an action of divorce against you, which you are required to defend. WILLIAM H. DAVIS Sheriff of Allegheny County ESTATE of John M. Nicely, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 3305 of 1955. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Charles C. Nicely, 2860 Middletown Pgh. 4, or to H.

F. Stambaugh, Atty, 66 St. Nicholas Pa. In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: No. 1093 October Term.

1955. In re petition of Ralph Cown for change of name to Ralph Cohn. To all persons interested: Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the of said petition and fixed the 7th day of September, 1955, at 10:00 filing A. D. S.

as the time and the Assignment Room. City-County Bullding, Pittsburgh, as the place for a hearing, when and where all persons may show cause, should if any they changed have, why said name not be as prayed for. ROBERT MELLIN. Attorney for Petitioner, Berger Building. Pittsburgh, Pa.

IN the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: No. 758 October Term, 1955. In re petition of Sheldon H. Edelstein and Marilyn Geraldine Edelstein. his wife, for change of names to Sheldon H.

Elsen and Gerri S. Elsen. To all persons Interested: Notice 18 hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the filing of of said September, petition and fixed the 9th day 1955, at 9:30 A. D.S.T., as the time and the Assignment Room, CityCounty Building, Pittsburgh, as the place for a hearing, when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why said names should not be changed as prayed for. Crone Cohen.

Attorneys for Petitioner, 908 Law Finance Pittsburgh 19, Pa. ROBERT M. Entwisle, Wills. Entwisle HIll, Attorneys at Law, 520 Grant Building, Pittsburgh, Pa, Notice 1s hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No, 380 of May 24, 1945, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Tuesday, the 9th day of August. 1955, a Certificate for conduct of a business in cheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of O'Rourke Storage Transfer Company with Its principal place of business at 5436 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh.

Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested said business are: Kathryn I. O'Rourke. 713 Arlington Apartments. 515 S.

Alken Pah. 32. Pa. Martin M. O'Rourke, 910 Valleyview Road, Pittsburgh 28.

Pennsylvania, Male Help Wanted All advertrements in The Pittsburgh Press Male Help Columns, offering Sales Posttions, must indicate article or service to be sold and the basis of compensation. When answering advertisements dressed to Press boxes DO NOT include other papers of personal value. Advertisers often fail to call for all repiles addressed to a Press Doz ber and this mail 18 destroyed 11 re maining over 10 days after final sertion of advertisement LD order to protect its advertisers from receiving circulaz matter. it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld far as possible by The Press. Only Dona tide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Press will be delivered to tisers.

on presentation of the bos number ticket This newspaper does not knowingly accept advertisements from employer offering less than the legal waRe. Under the Federal Wage-Hour Law Arms engaged in interstate commerce or in the production of Roods for I commerce arv required to pay at least 75 cents an hour (unless issued exemption certificates for learners, prentices or handicapped workers! and time and 8. half for overtime. Advertisers covered by this law who offer lower rates should be reported to the Wage and Hour Division of the U. S.

Department of Labor. 1004 Victory Building, Liberty Ave, and Ninth Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Phone Atlantic 1-1968. ence $350-400 RITTENHOUSE Associates, Inc.

ACCOUNTANT TRAINEES 24-28. College or business school. $300-365 SALES CORRESPONDENTS 22-30. Veteran. 1-2 yrs.

college, inside sales experience, $250-350 INDUSTRIAL SALES TRAINEES 24-30. Degree, some sales expert- Individual Personnel Placement 1002 STANDARD LIFE BUILDING 4TH SMITHFIELD AT. 1-8871 ACCOUNTANT- -Graduate, public firm, $350-450 TIMEKEEPER Payroll, Nat'l cash machine $300 ACCOUNTING TRAINEE -2 yrs. college accounting. $250 ORDER CLERK--Customer inquiries, pricing, sales future, $250 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE- College graduate, banking.

$300-325 Montgomery 5131 JENKINS ARCADE GR. 1-9790 ACCOUNTANTS: CPA Industry: CPA Public; Cost Chief Degree; Auditor Trainees- Travel; Accounting Clerks -Degree: General Accountants. Excellent unadvertised opportunities at Pittsburgh's largest employment center. Cosmopolitan Placement, ment Building. Court 1-3907.

ACCOUNTANTS-(3) full charge, E. Lib. Area. Employment 1504 1st Nat. Bank Bldg, 5th Wood ACCOUNTING Clerk- voucher Young man with training, for payable work.

NCR 31 machine experience, references. and telephone number. J-196, Press. ALUMINUM and Asbestos Siding Mechanics- Experienced only; hourly rates Locust 1-7039. ASSISTANT Fountain Manager; Apply Central Drug Stores, Greater Pittsburgh Airport.

ATTENDANT, Service Station- -Must be thoroughly experienced in lubrication and tire work. References. Gulf Oil experience prefered. Apply Gulf Station, Frankstown Laketon Penn Township. ATTENDANT -Aged 21-50.

for serve Ice station, South Hills: 11 D. a. m. 48 hours, experience not reguired. References; $60 week.

496. Press, AUDITOR large theater organization has permanent position open for a young man age 28 to 35. to audit theater records: must be willing travel; salary plus expenses, For interview write 458. Press. AUTO Accessory Parts- Counter ManShop experience necessary: references required.

Churchill 1-0557, after 5 p. m. AUTO Parts and Accessory Salesman References. Car necessary. Churchill -Experiened.

Salary and commission, 1-0557, after 5 p. m. Male Help Wanted AUTO MECHANIC All-round man, familiar with Chrysler products; 50-50 with guarantee: new car dealer. Poplar 6-8900, 500 Lincoln Bellevue. Automobile Salesman (2)' Experienced used car salesmen, good closers, for large Chevrolet dealer, One of th.

best used car lots in Pittsburgh, backed by a large advertising budget, nance for unliminated earnings on commission basis. Our salesmen know of this ad. Write giving full particulars as to description. experience and references. 487, Press.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN You need not have past experience in the automotive field, all we ask is that you are smart 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. McMillen Baer Motor Sales. Crafton Pittsburgh 5, Pa.

Automobile Salesmen sell BUICK CARS Draw, salary or commission: transportation furnisned. Interested only in men who have experience and are willing to work. MILLER BUICK. INC. 743 Ross Wilkinsburg, Pa.

Automobile Salesmen Constantin Motors, 6314 Forbes St. AUTO SALESMEN Opening for six new and used car salesmen at one of Pittsburgh's leading and larger Ford Dealers. Expertence the preferred not necessary. in One of best commission plans existence. Apply only if you are interested in top income and the best of working conditions.

For interview see Mr. Jack Schempp, Sales Manager, Three Rivers Motors, 919 Penn Wilkinsburg. CH. 2-1900. Automobile Salesmen Ambitious, aggressive and willing to work.

new Buicks and used cars. Car furnished. Excellent working ditions commission Family sick benefits. Apply in person. See Mr.

Limbaugh. North Side Buick Co. 100 W. STOCKTON AVE. AUTO Salesmen- sell used cars.

Must be experienced. Salary and commission Excellent opportunity. Apply Neat and aggressive to sell new and used cars. Very attractive commission setup. Demonstrator furnished.

fence preferred but necessary. Ask for Mr. S. J. Hormack, Bailey Stoffan, Dealers, 2855 West Liberty Dormont.

BEEF and Pork Boners -Experienced. steady work, union wages, paid vacaItion and insurance. Apply in person to William Ulmer, plant manager. Albert Packing 545 Meadow Washington, Pa. For laundry and dry cleaning; excellent commissions; finest plant 10 miles Pittsburgh.

White Star Laundry Dry Cleaning 2725 Walnut McKeesport. BOOKKEEPER Experienced in accounts receivable and payable, Burroughs machine posting typing: age 20-26; East End. Give age, qualifications and salary requirements. Box 423, Press. BOY--to keep storeroom neat 5 and clean.

Pleasant inside work, day week. 75c per hour. Apply In person between 5:30 and 6 p. m. 1221 Penn Ave.

BOYS- Service publication routes: average $60 week comm. start. fore 10 or after 4. 507 Liberty, Rm. 207.

BOY-16 or over, for evening work. Apply Rand Drug Company, 700 North Homewood Ave. BRANCH Manager Trainee- Growing consumer finance company with offices in Pennsylvania and Maryland seeks to enroll young ambitious men in a planned training program that leads to a real executive position in 2-3 years. Requirements: good appearance. age 21-30.

capacity to absorb concentrated training. must be high school graduate. college experience preferred but not essential. Must have automobile. Position is permanent.

non- and salaried. All modern employe benefits including vacation with pay, group insurance and hospitalization. Write 471, Press. BRICKLAYERS -Sub-contract work on new homes: year 'round work. Alberts Construction Route 88 5.

Lebanon Road), between Hays Con- tinental Can. BRICKLAYERS 180. Press. CHEF WANTED Contact Massa Beaver Falls, Pa. Phone Beaver Fails 8056.

BRICK Blocklayers Experienced. Call between 6-7 p. Tuxedo 1-9037. BRICKLAYER Experienced: only steady work. Call evenings, Sterling 1-8069, 6-8 p.

m. Experienced only; non-union. Call Frank, Colonial 3-4496. BRICKLAYER- -Experienced. Call evenings, 6-7 p.

m. Museum 3-2139. BRICKLAYER -Experienced. Call Forrest 4-6748. -Experienced only.

Call between 6 and 7 p.m. Carnegie 2981. CAB Drivers- Yellow Cab Company offers sincere. capable men an opportunity to man some of our 400 new taxicabs. Yellow Cab offers the most modern two-way radio system in the country; paid vacations, uniform allowance, free life insurance and other benefits; highest net commissions paid in the city: no charge for gasoline, oil, or repairs; all major taxi concessions in Greater Pittsburgh: ideal working conditions (2 modern W.

rages). Apply Employment Office, 601 General Robinson N. S. CARPENTERS Helpers--Apply C. Larson 420 Highland off Frankstown Penn Twp.

CARPENTER Experienced, rough and finished, large home; good wages. Locust 1-8692. CARPENTERS- Must be experienced. rough and finish. Apply Dixon Construction, Keiso Mt.

Lebanon. CARPENTER or helper- Experienced in new home construction, good pay for right man. Carnegie 5637R. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC The man we want must be a 1st class mechanic de capable of taking charge of the department: all replies to this ad will be held in confidence de should contain all pertinent information about yourself. If you are the one to be chosen it will be a wonderful opportunity In fast growing.

progressive company. Write BOI Combination chef, broiler and steam table man; good working conditions: good salary No phone calls. Apply in person. Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Route 40, West Washington, Pa. CHEF--For day work.

$75 week. Apply 3706 Forbes St. Chemical Engineers Ch. E. degree up to 10 years expertence.

positions are in process design and evaluation and involve considerable liaison with engineering contractors. These are responsible posttions with a rapidly expanding company in challenging new field of chemistry. Liberal benefit program. Draftsman High school graduate, desire expertence in work related to chemical plant layout or pressure vessel design. Other applicable drafting experience seriously considered.

Position Is mediately available. Box 488, Press. CHEMISTS: Chemical Engineers; Physicists: Many excellent opportunities at Pittsburgh's largest employment center. Cosmopolitan Placement. Investment Building.

Court 1-3907. CHURCH Sexton Wanted -Very destrable position for retired man. Write V-471, Press. CLERK 21-25, large downtown Arm, good opportunity; permanent: 5-day week. Some accounting dept.

experience necessary. 445, Press. CLERK- TRAINEE for BANK TELLER. good at Commercial Employment 1504 1st Nat. Bank Bldg.

5th Wood CLERKS: Order, commercial desk work: good handwriting, draft empt. young, open. Inside Sales, wood products, customer contact; sales minded, telephone experience. $3600. Trainee.

Aggressive young graduate, like mechanics and mathematics, open. Figure, freight bill experience, married, typing helpful, $3120. Cashier. Accounts Receivable, expertenced. married, $3120.

General. summarize collection reports, Business Administration degree, $3600. Sales Department. take telephone orders. selling potentialities, possess outstandin ability, stenographic skills desired.

$3000 up. Employers Service. 967 Union Trust Building. Atlantic 1-9655. COLLECTOR PART TIME MILLVALE ASPINWALL AREA Permanent part time route: collect small active monthly accounts.

ried. ample spare time: bond. references: car required. For personal interview write Mr. Kiger, 811 Clark Pgh.

22. COOK- Short order. Must be experienced and fast. Bartlett's Restaurant, 2306 Saw MIll Run Blvd. COOK -All around man: good pay; attractive offer.

White Box 487, Press. COUNTERMAN Lumber builders supplies; must be experienced. D. N. MURRELL Lumber Supplies, Inc.

Phone for appointment, Wellington 1-1423. COUNTER Grill Work -Experience not necessary, Apply in person, 116 McKee Place, Oakland, CREDIT and Collection: Inside, some experience preferred, draft exempt. alert and aggressive, 30 maximum. $3300. Employers Service Company.

967 Union Trust Ruliding, Atiantic 1-9655. CUSTOM Drapery, Have good ing for man with experience in this line and interior decorating. good salary and attractive bonus, steady position. no canvassing. Replies conWrite 441, Press.

Designers Detailers Mechanical. Permanent positions. cellent opportunity. Experienced man only, Call Museum 1-9737 for appointment. DEALER- Salesman- Full or part time to sell aluminum storm doors, windows and siding.

Commission. Three Rivers Aluminum CE. 1-6575. Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted bers of Avalon Lodge 657 A. M.

will hold services on Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. JAMES- On Sunday, Aug. 7, 1955. Blanche Martin. of 2915 Belrose Dormont, wife of the late William J.

James: beloved mother of W. Harry, Donald E. and Dorothea C. James: sister of James E. Martin.

of also 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 Wednes- West Liberty Ave, Services on day at m. Friends invited. Interment in Jefferson Memorial Park. KEANE Suddenly, Aug.

1955, Elmo W. Keane, husband of Hannah Fawcett Keane, of 1527 Simonia father of Edgar T. Keane: also survived by one grandson. Friends received at H. Samson's, 537 Neville (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.

KENYON- On Sunday, Aug. 1955, Nellie of 807 Holland Wilkinsburg. wife of the late Harry Kenyon; sister of Mrs. Esther Bryner. Washington, Mrs.

Sarah Rodgers, New Kensington. and Joseph Metcalf, also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, Friends received at the Eaton- Underwood Funeral Home, 378 Maryland Oakmont, where services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment In Oakmont Cemetery, KLAMAN- On Sunday, August 7. 1955, at 6 p.

Morris A. Klaman. beloved husband of Anna Klaman: father of Milton Klaman. Mrs. Joseph Price, Mrs.

Milton Lieber, all of brother of Jack Klaman, of Phoenix. Arizona: Mrs. George Taylor, of Los Angeles. three grandchildren, Services will be held at the Ralph Schugar Chapel. 5509 Center on Tuesday.

August 9, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Beth Shalom Cemetery. Please omit flowers. KOBACH- -On Monday.

Aug. 8. 1955. Emily. beloved daughter of Frank and Anna Kobach.

of 421 Winterhill Brookline: sister of Elizabeth and Veronica: granddaughter of Henry and Amalie Marzina. Friends and members of Elizabeth Seton High School received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 West Liberty until Thursday morning. at 8 o'clock. Requiem mass at Resurrection Church.

at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. George's Cemetery. LANZ- -On Monday. Aug.

8. 1955. George H. Lanz. beloved husband of Philomena Weis Lanz of 393 Jonquil Mt.

Lebanon: father of Ruth and George H. Lanz brother of Mrs. A. Greenwald. Mrs.

Thomas O'Hanion, Mrs, Earl Keating. Mildred. Thomas, Joseph and Robert Lanz. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Notice of time of funeral later.

LIEKEFET-On Monday, Aug. 8, 1955. Harry W. Liekefet, of 234 Le Moyne Mt. Lebanon (formerly of Chess Street, Mt.

husband of the late Alwina McKenna Liekefet: father cf Mrs. Lois Van Newkirk: brother of Mrs. Elsie Ellinger: grandfather of Sherry Jean Van Newkirk. Friends and members of A.R.P.U. received at the Parlors of Wm.

Slater de Sons. Virginia Ave. Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Thursday, Aug. 11 at 2 p.

m. LUCEY-AuR. 6. 1955, Cecelia E. DeTemple, beloved wife of Jchn T.

Lucey, Mrs. Cecelia Brown, Mrs. Rita White. John T. and Daniel L.

Lucey, Funeral from her home. 3745 Hiawatha st. on Thursday. Requiem high mass at St. Francis Xavier's Church at 10 o'clock.

Court Isabella. C. D. of A. and Division 85, Auxiliary of Street Railways and friends invited.

Monday. Aug. 8. 1955. Curtis of 43 Hall Turtle Creek.

beloved husband of Emma Carl; father of William, John, and Mrs. Della Hadn, of Murrysville. Friends received at the J. L. QuinIan 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 ment St. Joseph Cemetery. McCAFFREY- on Monday, August 8, 1955.

John of 951 Fordham Brookline. beloved brother of Mrs. Mary A. Carr. Cecilia Mrs.

Catherine Ackermann, Thomas R. and William F. Friends received at the McAvoy Funeral Home. 1700 Forbes St. Funeral on Friday morning.

at 9:30. Solemn requiem high mass the Church of the Epiphany. at 10:00. He WAS secretarytreasurer of Plumbers Local Number 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 N. Muller. John Edward M. and Marjory K.

Haimes, Friends received Samson. 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center). where services will be held. Notice of time will be given later.

McCULLOUGH-On Sunday, Aug. 7. 1955, Wilmer beloved husband of Marie Fox McCullough of 4016 Dalewood father of Lois Anne McCullough: also survived by 4 sisters and 1 brother. Friends received at the John H. Slater Funeral Home.

4201 Brownsville Rd. Brentwood. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. MeLAUGHLIN Suddenly. Saturday, Aug.

6. 1955. Daniel of 7031 Kelly husband of Essie Mae Robinson McLaughlin: lather of Thomas brother of Mrs. Jean Hare: also 2 grandchildren. Friends received at the Albert F.

Johns Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. McLAUGHLIN-On Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1955, Blanche Woodward, wife of the late Stewart beloved mother of Clair W.

of 7162 Upland St. Funeral from McCabe's. 7204 Thomas on Friday at 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 a.

m. MEHEM Aug. 5. 1955, William E. dacek Mehem, husband of Mary HuMehem: father of Martha Kohler, of 5714 Howe St.

Services and interment were held from the Zeppel Funeral Home, privately. MEYERS On Monday, Aug. 8, 1955, at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles Cronk, of 1305 Maple Ave.

Turtle Creek, Harry Jacob. husband of the late Jennie Mevers: brother of Oscar and Frank; grandfather of Mrs. Robert Sleesman of Philadelphia. Pa, Friends received at the Home of Knee and Sons. Osborne at Larimer Avenue.

Turtle Creek. where services will be held on Thursday. Aug. 11, at p. m.

Friends invited. MIZIA-Monday, August 8, 1955. Michael, in his 65th year. of 152 Prestley Bridgeville, husband of Rose: father of Mary Brinkley, Anna Duda, Joseph, John. Andrew.

Albert. Stanley and Walter Mizia: brother of Andrew Mizia: also survived by 20 grandchildren. Friends received at Fryers. 729 Washington Bridgeville, Funeral on Thursday. with requiem high mass at St.

Barbaras Church, at 11 a. m. NEWCOME- August 6. 1955, Edmund of 103 North Dallas husband of Mildred Haggerty Newcome: father of Edmund T. and Joan: brother of John also 2 grandchildren.

Friends received at the Albert F. Johns Funeral Home. Bennett St. at Lang Ave. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, with requiem high mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 o'clock.

0'TOOLE Saturday evening. Thomas beloved husband of Teresa Dowling. of 4204 Milgate father of Mrs. Thomas Ware. Mrs.

Robert Ziegler, Mrs. Joseph Nilles, Thomas Jr. Harry and Lawrence O'Toole. Funeral from McCabe Bros. Funeral Home, 5300 Penn Wednesdav.

Aug. 10. 1955. at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Mary's Church at 9:30 a. m. PAVLOVICH- On Monday, Aug. 8.

1955. Milo. beloved husband of Rocks Katherine Jurisic. of 6 M. McKees Terrace: father of Mrs.

Ann Dashko and Mrs. Marian Kalesy: 3 grandchildren. Friends received at Szal Funeral Home. 238 Helen McKees Rocks. Funeral Thursday, Aug.

11, at 10 a. m. Interment Mt. Calvary Lutheran Cemetery. POTTS-Sunday, August 7.

1955. Joseph, of 1406 Western N. husband of Anna Kinkus; father of Lawrence Potts: brother of Ludwig Potts. Stanlev and Frank Rillus. Friends ceived at Fryer's.

729 Washington Bridgeville. Funeral on Thursday, with requiem high mass at 9:30 St. Anthony's Church at 8, m. PUGH On Monday. August 8, 1955.

Annie M. Pugh, of 1622 Ridge Coraovolis: sister of Thomas F. Pugh; also survived by 3 nephews, 2 nieces and 2 grandnephews. The family will receive friends at the Copeland Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraonolis. from 2-4 and 7-9 p.

m. Services Friday, at 2:30 p. m. services Thursday, at 8 p. m.

-Henry, of 1000 Bidwell N. 8. husband of Edna Riebold: father of Mrs. Edna Mae Hesse, Mrs. Ida Yurek and Henry brother of Ida Rienecker: also grandchildren.

Friends received at the Brady Funeral Home, 215 West Oblo N. 8., where services will be held Wednesday at 2 D. m. ROSS Sunday. Aur.

1955, Thomas M. Ross. of 2201 Lloyd Swissvale, (formerly of Braddock father of Walter. Mrs. Charles Cox.

Mrs. John Shoberg. Mrs. Verner Scott and Mrs. Harold Orr.

Friends received at the McFarland Funeral Home, North Braddock. where services will be held Wednesday. Aug. 10. at 2 D.

DANCE TEACHERS DRAFTSMEN DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS Experienced on rolling mills and allted heavy machinery. Interviews Arranged Evenings and Saturday by Appointment UNITED ENGINEERING and FOUNDRY CO. 948 Fort Duquesne Blvd. The Robert Morgan Dance Studio accepting--this week tions for trainees to become Dance Teachers. Opportunity are available.

for promotions to Supervisors. Interviewers and Branch Managers. You must be 18 to 30 vears, neat in appearance and desirous of entering profession. High earnings- salary and commission. Call or visit now.

ROBERT MORGAN DANCE STUDIOS 313 Sixth Express 1-4343 DIE MAKER Must be experienced in repair of small dies. Apply '1561 person. Shwayder Church Lebanon Road, West Mifflin, Pgh. (36), Pa. DISHWASHER Apply in person, Mom's Restaurant, 1100 Galveston Side.

calls). Porter, Perry Apply, Highway Rebel's Restaurant, 1101 Perrysville 4-9988. DISHWASHER- Permanent, no days or holidays. Apply in person. 303 Federal North Side.

DITCH Digger Operator--Must be familiar with compressor and blasting. Experienced only need apply. Tuxedo 2-5780. DRAFTSMAN--Electrical layouts for commercial projects. Phone Express 1-3888 DRAFTSMEN Building.

Court 1-3907. DESIGN ENGINEERS Permanent Opportunities with Arthur G. McKee Co. at our Cleveland, Ohio Offices McKEE. with more than 50 years of successful operation doing business all over the world, is one of the largest, oldest and best -known engineering contracting firms in the business.

The McKEE Organization continues to grow and expand and recently added A third operating division to its business, the INDUSTRIAL division, and tinues to offer many present future opportunities for qualified experienced Engineers, Designers and Draftsmen in the following fields: -STRUCTURAL STEEL -CONCRETE -ELECTRICAL -HEAVY MACHINERY -PIPING LAYOUT -PROCESS HEATERS -EQUIPMENT SPECS ARCHITECTURAL -MECHANICAL -PIPING DRAFTSMEN -ELEC'L DRAFTSMEN Applicants should have at least 5 years of good design or drafting experience in any of the above fields, applicable to heavy struction as described below- McKEE designs and structs Blast Furnaces, Open Hearth Furnaces, Sintering Plants illary Facilities; 011 Refineries, Chemical Petro-Chemical Plants; Atomic Energy, Aluminum. Industrial other NonFerrous Metal Plants. All of these afford 8 wide diversification opportunities to energetic and qualified Engineers. HERE IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO UTILIZE YOUR ABILITIES AND TALENTS IN ENGINEERING! McKEE offers Top sation commensurate with experience and ability. No Age Limitations, In addition to Good ings.

Permanency and Opportunities McKEE offers 8 Pension Program to qualifled persons. Liberal cation Sick Leave, Insurances. Promotion from within the organization, an excellent job evaluation meritrating program as well as the best in working conditions in air -conditioned offices. Transportation, and Moving Please send resume to: Edward A. Kolner.

Arthur G. McKEE Co. 2300 Chester Avenue Cleveland 1, Ohio New and growing industry in Beaver County requires men with experience in mechanical drafting. Permanent position, liberal benefits. Give complete resume of experience when applying.

Write 470, Press. DRAFTSMEN Calculators, chainmen and party chiefs. Pittsburgh area, municipal engineering. sewer and street construction, sub-division work. Write 120, Press.

DRAFTSMEN: Mechanical. pump design and layout, $3768 to $4450. Designers, piping. structural and foundations, $7200. Designers and Detailers, mechanical equipment, soaking pits, piping, materials handling, $3600 to $7200.

Employers Service. 967 Union Trust Building. Atlantic 1-9655. DRAFTSMAN Mechanical. Minimum of five years' experience.

For layout and design work. History and work experience desired in letter of plication. Wheeling District. Write 459, Press. DRAFTSMEN, DESIGNERS All classifications.

We are your headquarters for finding the best positions in Pittsburgh and Northeast. Pittsburgh's largest employment service. Cosmopolitan Placement. Investment Building. Court DRIVER -Salesman Dry cleaning route; experienced preferred: $60 week guarantee.

Apply 812 Penn Wilkinsburg. DRIVER cleaning busIness: high school graduate: guatantee $45 to $55 per week after training period. Sterling 1-2123. ENGINEERING Trainees: College Many facturing. excellent Sales.

Administration, in DeManu- sign. Management, Research. Pittsburgh's largest employment center. Cosmopolitan Placement Investment Building. Court 1-3907.

ENGINEERS Unusual Opportunity Chemical and Mechanical newly formed MOBAY CHEMICAL COMPANY New Martinsville, West. Va. has immediate openings for chemical engineers for process investigation and production supervision and mechanical engineers for maintenance work. Process engineers and production supervisors require a B.S. or M.S.

degree in chemical engineering for process work or supervision in the production of organic chemicals. Experience 15 preferable, but not tory. Maintenance engineers require a B.S. or M.S. degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent experience.

We are interested only In people who are willing cesire work hard and to advance In rapidlygrowing organization in the new field of Isocyanate chemistry. Write or wire Mr. A. B. Chesley at MOBAY CHEMICAL CO.

New Martinsville, West or call New Martinsville 1040. Ext. 18, to shedule an appointment at the Pittsburgher Hotel in burgh on August 19 or 20. ENGINEERS: Metallurgy write spectficationa, degree, inorganic or physical experience. $5400, to open.

Industrial, spring manufacturer, know shop procedures. MTM or Time Study perience, $7500. Mechanical, manufacturer and distributor. light board work, creative design. $5400.

Civil. Estimator, decking and siding. sales potential, $4800. Employers Service, 967 Union Trust Building, Atiantic 11-9655. ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS A leading engineering and construction company has immediate openings available in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Cleveland, Ohio, offices for qualified engineers, group leaders, and designers in one or more of the following catagories: Architecturalexperienced in all phases of industrial plant design.

Structuralreinforced concrete and structural steel design. Mechanicalprocess piping and process equipment layout design. Electricallighting layouts, controls, and power layouts. These positions offer opportunities for long term employ. ment with attractive salaries, paid vacation and holidays, sick leave allowance, group insurance and hospitalization program, and moving allowance.

Mr. W. R. Jones, Personnel 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 interview. If unable to come in for personal interview, please submit complete resume stating education, experience, salary requirement and date available to: The H. K. Ferguson Co. Engineers and Builders Ferguson Building 1783 East 11th Street Cleveland 14, Ohio ENGINEERS 5-10 yrs.

exp. on HEAVY HYDRAULIC METAL WORKING EQUIPMENT EXCELLENT POTENTIAL, PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS, LOCATION NEW YORK CITY. SEND RES TO BOX 423, PRESS. ENGINEERS: Mechanical). Space Travel Development; Maintenancelarge plant; Design; Industrial nace Sales: Projects---several.

(Electrical) Small Motor Design; Development: New Electronic Development: Supervision. Window: Building Insulation. (Civil) Sales; Field: Industrial: Paper Manufacturing: Machinery Manufacturing: Time Study Engineers. (Chemical) Several. Excellent opportunities at Pittsburgh's largest employment center.

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