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PITTSBURGH PRESS, MARCH 9, 1946 PAGE IS OUT OUR WAY OUR BOARDING HOUSE YOl IE? ft i vt-, i I ft WE CASTIrG EGAD, AT GUPPlNiG, AGAsiM. EVXURStOS AT LEAST THIS HQDPLE. 2 -V-u frSr 9 "HEr Sf PET TUP EAR.LV COMljsiG OUT DOESN'T OVE E.EX- LEAr4 FEN4C X'UJ 70UR COCOONi TUt? VpaD kiiTi TOW HIM L.IK.& JNiSDLTIWG BORS SOME PSYCHOPATHIC PAPER BAG STICK YOUR OBNOXIOUS Red 'Welcome' To U.S. Experts Is Explained It Was Junket of Scientists Last June NOSBIW A.TRAP For Butter and Nylons, Yes, But Income Taxpayers' Lines Haven't Formed Thus Far There's Prospects of Some, However, As Deadline to File Returns Nears Lines of humanity, it seems, come and go with the times. During the war it was the cigaret lines.

Today it's the butter, oleo or nylon lines. GlDtSMONM Mrru i "lt Il-WT MOUSE? 1 6 i YCXJ'RE MAYBE- A LUCKY YOU V-I NOT THERE'S AIMT CAKlWIKi' I VVATCH1MG A- PIECE I FRUIT, TOO, THESE 0F6O0DS ER. WE'D HAVE POTATOES" 1 IW THEM- SOME REAL. I I "THEY'RE THIS PIECE CAKJKJEP GOODS-- I A HAS TURNED DRESS OOOVS! A BoeN thirty veAes too soon eU' 2N a By JIM G. LUCAS Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March The "welcome" which Dr.

Edward U. Condon, director of the National Bureau of Standards, claims Russia extended to American scientists to share her laboratories turns out to have been a three-week Junket by 15 Americans in June, 1945. Dr. Condon told the Science Talent Institute recently that this EM IK! NEIGHBORHOOD SPEEDS A GOOD REFEREE But the lines of taxpayers who sweated it out and sometimes fainted before the March 15 deadline haven't appeared as yet. Pittsburgh today enters its last week before the deadline for filing income tax returns at midnight next Friday.

Lines may appear next week. While the Federal BIdg. tax lines this year have been conspicuous by their abscence. it doesnt.mean an absence of activity in the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Much of the activity has shifted behind the scenes or to other quarters.

Most of the assistance, for example, Is now given in the field offices Jn the Heeren 715 Penn Ave. The crowds started coming in early this year, largely because of the expectancy in getting refunds quicker. This has been especially true at the field offices scattered throughout the Western Pennsylvania, col lection district. Taxpayers in the rural areas began early to file returns. And where the taxpayer has It easier with simplified returns, the buresus office forces have" a lot of paper work.

This phase, too has been worked out more efficiently under Collector Stanley Granger. Approximately 100,000 refunds were processed locally this week. These returns must be forwarded to Cleveland where, joined with similar returns from other sections of the country, it is now taking longer to get checks in the mail on refunds. And the increase in undercover work also makes action for the bureau. With widespread applications for refunds and other types of tax evasion, investigators from the intelligence unit, of the Treasury Department are busy.

The work so far has been steady. Taxpayers have been prompt? And the -lines have vanished. MICKEY FINN country should "welcome Russian scientists to our laboratories as they have welcomed ours to theirs and extend the base of scientific co- operation with this great people." MISS TITE IS I'LL SAY IT 71 IT'S GONNA DO YOU BY GOLLY CLANCY I WOULDN'T BE AMD MISS TTTE II SAV SHE Vl A WONDER- HAS AND -IT WILL SURPRISED IP I WOUND UP Obtoores Coopersfown Inn Keeper Dies at 86 Ex-Paymaster for American Bridge Co. Charles J. McCarthy, former paymaster of the American Bridge Co.

and widely-known Cooperstown innkeeper, died yesterday in the Butler County Memorial Hospital. Mr. McCarthy was born in County Kerry, Ireland, 86 years ago. He had lived in the Cooperstown district many years. He had operated the White House Inn the past 25 years, following his retirement from the bridge company.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ra-gena Spuhler McCarthy of D. 2, Valencia; a brother, Timonthy of San Diego, and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Mclntyre of Dunkirk, N. Y.

Friends are being received at the Harvey J. Geibel Home for Funerals, 201 E. Cunningham Butler. Solemn requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Paul's Catholic Church, Butler. Charles W. Brierly Charles Willis Brierly of 184 Roberta Munhall, a lifelong resident of the Homestead area, died at his home yesterday after a long illness. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Homestead, a Mason, and a member of the Pittsburgh Consistory and Syria Temple, Shrine.

Mr. Brierly is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruth Miller Brierly, and a brother, Emmett Brierly of Munhall. Friends will be received at the home, where services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday. Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery. Lincoln I. Neff Funeral services for Lincoln I. Neff, who died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

James McKinley of 2323 Beaufort Brookline, will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. Liberty Ave. Mr.

Neff, 87, was a pioneer florist of the district. He had greenhouses in Aspinwall and 1 A LOT OF GOOD POLITICALLY, PHIL AT BEIN ELECTED MAYOR APPROVED THE 1 DID, CLANCY.1 PLANS THAT WE HAVE AN Si -WHEN IT BECOMES Dr. Condon said he mentioned UAKiSY KING yAPPQiNTMFIJT RJL THING, PHIL IT'S GONNA SWAMP TOWN" BE HAS BEEN THE? TRANSFORMED EVE-SORB OP INTO A THING KNOWN THAT YOU Russia specifically "because right DREW UP? WITH HER LAWYER INFLUENCED MISS OKI this op beauty TITE TO now she is the target of attack by those irresponsibles who think she would be a suitable adversary in -WITH PARKS AND TOOfS EVERYTHING the next world war." Refers to Soviet Celebration Today, Dr. Condon said he had reference to the trip to Russia in connection with celebration of the 220th anniversary of Russia's Academy of Science. He said he did not 23 More Drafted By Four Boards North Side, Downtown Office Calls Three Elections Bureau To Sign Voters Dates Announced For Three Towns WASH TUBBS 1 5.

HE'LL HAVS I'VE FELT ALL XSHE SOK WIT ME. WE ffEPT HEE MAY AS LISTEN! THATS ML voice jpi ALCrK I HAT YC7U'E ALL THESE VEAKS TD DO A VEKY NEVER LEAVE HERE SPECIAL JaB A JOB THAT'LL WELL GT THIS OVER WHILE IW WITHOUT KILL1N5 US fee JP i FINANCE MV-ERr FUTUREJJ IT XL GIVE ME A FIRST) YOU LOATHSOME Pgf BrrE CHANCE VALX-- attend, but that scientists from most nations were invited, including 15 from the United States. "They were flown to Tehran by the Army and picked up there by the Russians," he said. "It was all done at Russian expense. In Moscow, they visited laboratories, listened to speeches, were wined and dined and taken to the theater." Dr.

Charles E. Kellogg, director of the division of soil survey in the Department of Agriculture, was one of the 15 scientists. He said he "only observed" and did not participate in any experiments. Inspected Model Farms In the thre weeks, Dr. Kellogg said, he made inspection tours of TO SUiZPRtB BUT WHAT ABOUT WW, EVA Registration in East Pittsburgh, Wilmerding and Swissvale will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the County Elections Bureau announced yesterday.

Elections Chief David Olbum said the registrations were being held early at the request of the EVA AU. RIGHT) i 1 1 1 i captain hi I I I Av A 71 WJULKlEt COME li fe QUICK MR. VALK United Electrical Workers Union, which asked that registration be conducted while members are idle because of the Westinghouse strike. 1 VfiJt Four district draft boards have called 23 more men to service here. The men are: City Board 1 North Side and Downtown Owen J.

O'Connor, 7 West Montgomery Ave. Gilbert A. Baggiani. 1309 Ivanhoe St. Paul J.

Young. 1205 Sandusky St. County Board 10 Tarentum William W. Smith. Tarentum.

Calvin C. Thompson, Tarentum. Stephen P. Hitrik, Brackenridge. County Board 11 Sharpsburg Douglas M.

Cochran, Fox Chapel. Melvin J. Thompson Aspinwall. Samuel B. Casey Fox ChapeL Lloyd H.

Frazer. Sharpsburg. Thomas R. Maxwell. Aspinwall.

Joseph S. Coniglio, Sharpsburg. Eugene E. Young, Blawnox. Kenneth H.

Goodrich, Aspinwall. Edward P. Michalowski, Sharpsburg. County Board 14 Bellevue John W. Grogan, West View.

Joseph E. Hutchinson Bellevue. James R. Kaufman, Bellevue. Frederick A.

Kleiss, West View. Eugene R. Kriberney, West View. Richard W. Martin, Bellevue.

Robert W. Moll, West View. Homer C. Wain. Bellevue.

if JtEI iVtf Union headquarters in each of the boroughs will be used for the THIRD two model farms, visited two laboratories, and spent two days at LI Springdale and for 30 years had YIC FLINT registration, but anyone, union member or otherwise, may register. Registration hours are as follows: Local 601, 206 Electric East Pittsburgh, lo a. m. to 7 p. Local 610, 516 Station Wilmerding, 10 a.

rri. to 5 p. 2009 Waverly 10 a. m. to 5 p.

m. I didn't knovv was that help was not far away. Qut I wasn't being caught otf guard again. I was ready for hfm. the University of Leningrad.

All members of the party attended sessions of the Academy of Science, he said, but such meetings were infrequent. At the end of three weeks, 14 of the Americans were flown home by the Russians. Dr. Merrill Bernard of the U. S.

Weather Bureau, remained in Moscow for another week, Dr. Kellogg said. WAIT A MINUTE, JOE. I SAW YOUR EYE LOOKS LIKE A FIRE IN 111 JStfflBfJKI LIDS FLICKER. SHOBTY.

THAT OLD i OUGHT TO TAP YOV AFTER ALL, I've got to get YOU TWO BIRDS if 4 S' Shakeups Made resided in Brookline. He also is survived by a son, Andrew J. Neff of Muncie, and a grandchild. Burial will be Monday morning in the High wood Cemetery. 100,000 Brooms Made for 'Witches' HORLEY, England Back in the 1880s, William Young persuaded a II "liil ON THE SKULL, TOO, I i BUT I CAN KEEP LET'S GO DOING THAT DOING THAT ALL -'iS Vet Brings.

Railroad Back from Burma 'BUTLER, Pa. (UP) CBI veteran Gerald S. Edwards brought the NIGHT. GET countryman to show him his secret method of binding birch twigs In McKee sport McKeesport Traffic Inspector Fred V. Matheny has been demoted to radio patrolman, Police Chief William E.

Kreiling announced today. William F. Whalen, a former lieutenant, is replacing him. Mayor Charles A. Kinkaid's only comment, in confirming the shake-up, was: 1 "There wiU-be changes made from time to time for the good of the service." with willow to make besoms, or "witches brooms." Shop, Office Unions To Vote on Contract A special meeting of both shop and office unions of the Homestead Valve Mfg.

Co. will be held to ratify the contract calling for an 18 M- cent increase. The meeting will be held in the Sons of Italy Hall, Coraopolis, at 3 p. m. tomorrow, N.

W. Bitter, office union president, has announced. Recently, at the age of 81, he whole works back five locomotives, five passenger and five freight cars. They comprise his miniature wooden railroad, built mostly during hospitalization in Burma, when Edwards was suffering from exposure. Many of the models, built to scale, have removable tops.

Interior carving is accurate in every detail. i.J CLjyfW, fashioned his besom. "I kept the secret from everybody except my son, he said, "but our craft is dying out. I make them only as a hobby now." Vital Statistics Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices M. F.

Dalfonso. Attorney at Law. No. 1015 Army Inducing Re-Enlistments Vets Can Retain Rank After 90 Days NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF POLICYHOLDERS Frank R. Sack.

Attornev-at-law. flfll Berger Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions Berger Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ESTATE of Frederick Gebhart. deceased, of Pgh.

No. 3127 of 1944. 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 John McGall, 121 Marlin Mt. Lebanon, or to Clarence Clasper, Frick Pa. ESTATE of Charles N.

Chaldo. deceased, of Carnegie. No 944 of 1946. Letters of administration 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 t- Mrs. Mary Chaido.

310 5th Carnegie, or to Frank J. Zappala, Plaza Pa. Around the Town DJs Wandering Shilling Finally Returns Home Coin Mt. Lebanon Man Had Carried 16 Years Is Returned by Press Reader Mt. Lebanon's wondering English shilling is back where it belongs in J.

D. Patton's pocket. Mr. Patton had carried the coin for 16 years, but he lost it the other day when he ac- or Act mo. jbo ox May 24, 1943, oi 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 15th day of March, 1946, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Homewood Music Shoppe with its principal place of business at 807 N.

Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Angelo J. Lombardo, 1201 N. Lang Avenue, Pittsburgh, Angelina M.

Lombardo, 1201 N. Lang Avenue. Pittsburgh, Charles A. Lombardo, 1201 N. Lang Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

ESTATE of Ellen E. Donahue, deceased, of Pgh. No. 1507 of 1946. 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 Mary M.

Scherer, 610 E. ilth Munhall. or to Harry Bowytz. ESTATE of Jeanette F. Biddle.

deceased, of Pgh. No. 911 of 1946. Letters of administration on her 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 Hugh Crider Biddle, C. T.

4740 Sylvan or to J. Donald Cook, 1404 1st Nat. Bk. Pa. kivmr is iiexeoy given ina cne Annual Meeting of the Members of the Keystone Mutual Casualty Company, wiU be held at the office of the company.

6th floor, 327 Fifth Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, on Thursday, April 25, 1946. at four o'clock P. M.

Eastern Standard Time for the purpose of voting: (1) On a proposed cancellation of the General Agency Agreement, now in force with N. P. Kann, dated March 30, 1939, and to vote on a proposed General Agency Agreement with Keystone-Protection Underwriters: (2) On the proposed authorization of a loan in the sum of not more than 250.000.00 to Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cambria County; (3) On a proposal to authorize the Board of Directors to set up a Bonus Plan; (4) On any proposed amendments to the By-Laws of said corporation: 5) For Directors of said corporation: (6) For the ratification and approval of all acts and proceedings of the Board of Directors and the Officers of said corporation: (7) On the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment thereof. N. P.

Kann. Secretary. Soldiers discharged more than 90 days may now re-enlist in the Army under a new War Department regulation without loss of rank. The regulation provides this re-enlistment inducement for certain specialized technicians whose skilLs are needed by the Army. Their rank will be determined by the number of months spent in the particular military occupational specialty.

Under this program certain Law Finance Pa. ANTHONY A. Barrante. Attorney' at Law, Jones Law Pittsburgh. Pa.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 3B0 of Mav 24. 1945. of intention ESTATE of Harold F. (or H.

Scan-lin. deceased, of Pgh. No. 1362 of 1946. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to tne undersigned wno request to file in the office of the Secretary of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Har risburg.

and in the office of tne protnono-larv of the court of Common Pleas of ESTATE of Thomas J. Victor, deceased, of Pgh. No. 927 of 1946. Letters of administration 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 Stephen Steranchak, 803 Deely Pgh.

17. or to Edward Pearl-man, Berger Pa. 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 Gertrude Finnen, 1069 Pearl Sharon, or to George W. Cooper, 996 Union Trust Pa. Allegheny County, on Friday, the 15th day of March, 1946, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County.

limitations are in effect. In order! 'to determine eligibility, it is ad-! Pennsylvania, under the assumea or nc-titious name, style or designation of Keystone Music Company, with its prlnci-place of business at 115 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: James Nelson. ESTATE of Suzanna Bednar, deceased, of McKees Rocks, No. 736 of 1946.

Letters of administration 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 John Bednar, 66 Orchard McKees Rocks, or to Benjamin H. Teplitz, Berger Pa. ESTATE of Frank H. Hecht, deceased, of Pgh. No.

745 of 1946. 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 1522 Collins Road. Pittsburgh, 21. Pa. and ESTATE of Mary Nezbajla, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 925 of 1946. Letters of administration on her estate were granted to the unaersigned 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 John Neszpaul, 1502 Eckert or to Francis Taptich, St. Nicholas Pa. vised that applicants consult the Army recruiting service.

A special effort is being made to recruit the following skills: Auto mechanic, baker, clerk, cook, dental technician, meat or dairy inspector, pharmacist, stenographer, truck driver, typist, medical technician, medical aidman, mess sergeant, supply clerk, surgical technician and public relations man. V. O. Ross, 3122 Villawood Breant-wood. Pa.

persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Ravmond B. Hecht, 214 Pennsylvania Pgh. (16). or to John H. Sore, Grant Pa.

ESTATE of Joseph H. McDonough, de ceased, or East pittsourgn. no. hji or 1946. Letters of administration on nis estate were granted to the undersigned produced and directed by Rev.

Wendlin Meis, with Armella Fritz, assistant director. Annual Lenten Breakfast The third annual Lenten breakfast, sponsored by the Homewood-Brushton Y.M.C.A, will be at 8:30 a. m. Thursday at the Y.M.C.A., 7140 Bennett St. Speakers will be Rev.

G. Mason Cochran, pastor of the Highland Presbyterian Church and former chaplain of the 27th (Pitt Unit), General Hospital. Members of the Homewood-Brushton Ministerial Assn. and the Y.M.C.A. committee of management will attend.

Guest of honor will be Rev. Wayne R. Woods, new pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. Co nist Head to Speak William Z. Foster, national chairman of the Communist Party, will reply to the recent speech of former Premier Winston Churchill on Russia at a meeting tomorrow night in the H.

C. Frick School, Thackeray Oakland. The meeting is" sponsored by the Communist Party of Western Pennsylvania. Mr. Foster also will discuss Mr.

Churchill's proposal of a British-American alliance and the Fair Employment Practice Committee. ESTATE of Katherine Rose, deceased, of wno requests an persons naving claims Pgh, No. 1491 of 1946. Letters testa ESTATE of Edward F. Kimmich, deceased, of Ross Twp.

No. 735 of 1946. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of deeedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Florence A. Kimmich, 1 Glen Vue or demands against the estate or mentary on her estate were granted to decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make cidentally gave it to pay for some cleaning. When he rushed back to claim his lucky piece, it was gone.

The cleaner's clerk gave it to another man, who handed it to his little niece. When the niece found she couldn't buy candy with the "quarter," she left it on her dresser. Her father nearly took it to buy some bread, and her kid brother almost threw it away because it was foreign. But the mother of the fa mily read Mr. ad in The Press and returned his pocket piece to him.

Mr. Patton, who lives at 1251 Arkansas picked up the Victoria shilling in Bermuda. Box Social A box social has been arranged for the next meeting of the Masso-Therapist Assn. of Pennsylvania to be held Wednesday at, 8:30 p. m.

in the University room of the Webster Hall Hotel. Mrs. May Schume is in charge. Passion Play During Lent The Passion play, "Veronica's Veil," will begin its 27th consecutive season tomorrow at St. Michael's Auditorium, Pius and Eighteenth South Side.

Performances are scheduled each Sunday at 2:30 and 8:15 during the Lenten period. The five-act religious drama which depicts the suffering and death of Christ has a cast of 125, me unaersignea wno requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS SLEASMAN-DUVAL Gerald Elizabeth: Dolores Boston, Pa. BLEVINS-MERENIC Carl E. Glade Spring. Marearet Homestead.

CAMPBELL-MOSSNER Elmer Etna: Jran. Etna. SCOTT-ASHTON Edward. McKeesport; Katherine. McKeesport.

PAULL-LEFF Herbert 5890 Hobart St Mildred. 3932 Beechwood Blvd BEEP S-RIGG Clarence West Elizabeth; Betty Eoston, Pa. SHORT-STTTT Charles Greentree Borousrh; Gwendolyn 1246 Denison-view St. SHOLDER-CALDARELLI Lawrence Turtle Creek: Violet Turtle Creek. MULHALL-BROSI Joseph 3754 East May 3754 East St.

HUGHES-MATTERN Walter 454 Hal-lock Rhoda 803 Dunster St. SCHWARTZ-COUSIN Bernard 6375 Ebdv Lillian, 3826 Bates St. CROOKS-ORR Horatio Parkersburg. W. Evelvn 7543 Graymore Rd.

BENNETT-SCHALLUS Denman Tr R. D. 10, Pittsburgh; Betty L-, R. D. 9, Pittsburgh.

BOWERS-HALL Richard Versailles Marjbrie McKeesport. ROSEN-SOLOMON Morris 322 McKee Esther 2233 Wightman St. BAER-STUCK Dauiel Jackson Center, Margaret Jackson Center. Pa. REITTER-LIPNER Samuel 217 N.

Aiken Lena. 3616 Bates St. SCHUBERT KIEFFER Victor 316 Melwood Dorothy. 317 Jacob St. FULLER-LEWIN Irvin 3010 Howley Minnie M.

135 Stobener Way. STENERNAGEL-McMASTERS Arthur HaSev. Bet.tv Haffey, Pa. SUTHERLAND-SWEET Thomas. McKees Rocks: Florence, McKees Rocks.

ROBINSON-HOLT Joseph 2533 Magnet Charlotte 2516 Magnet St. RITT-SMITH Isauore 1437 N. St. Clair Ethel. 948 N.

Neglev Ave. McCASLIN RZOMP Richard, Natrona; Eleanor. Natrona. BANKSTON-JACKSON Lester, 3154 Ava- lon Inez. 1838 Center Ave.

GESSLEY-RAYMOND Glenn 1717 Broadway; Mary 229 Locust Mt. Oliver. JOHNSON-SPRAGGINS John 8014 Nimick Ruth M-, 8014 Nimiek St. DIVORCE SUITS FILED OWENS Cora E. against Andrew, CHERPAK GrMchen against George.

CAMPBELL Ann M. against James R. BIRESCIK Genevieve N. against Leonard F. STRIBLIN Thelma E.

against Charles W. WALKER John A. against Ann. TRIGONOPLOS Violet E. against Con.

stantine. PLASMAN Arnold J. against Mary D. FRAIR Edwin F. against Lottie.

MARTIN Mary B. against William O. TANNEY Hamilton against Grace M. R. HARPER Madaline M.

against Louis J. PICOU Helen M. against Louis S. WRIGHT Grace aeainst Ivy C. POMMIER Grace against Renald C.

CERANKOWSKI Jennie azainst Leonard. KONDRSTENKO Anna against George. ROSS George J. aaainst Anne M. HOLLBROOKS Louise against Alonzo W.

HILL Evelvn M. against John. SINGLETON Mildred L. against Leon. DIVORCES GRANTED LEIGHTY Raymond C.

from Jane E. MELL Agnes Anna from Leonard Arthur. CASTLE Gates R. from Mary H. STUDEBAKER William Coe from May Margaret.

ESTATE of Agostino Vacco. deceased, of Pgh. No. 1376 of 1946 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 Albina Vacco. 6951 Upland Pa or to M.

E. Catanzaro, Law Finance PglL, Pa. same and all persons Indebted to decedent Ross or to J. M. McCandless.

Law Finance Pa. payment without delay to Dorothy McDonough, Fillmore Forest Hills, ft. D. 1, Box 542, Pgh. 21, or to Ira C.

Houck and Campbell, Wick. Houck Ac Thomas, Peoples Bk. Bldg. Pa. to make payment without delay to Charlotte R.

Vandevort, 1311 Vance Coraopolis, and Florence M. Beam. 304 Edward Mt. Lebanon, or to Philip R. McLaughlin, and Campbell, Wick, Houck Thomas, Peoples Bk.

Pa. ESTATE of Conrad Forster. deceased, of Exhibit Features Unique Articles Objects ranging from curtains, aprons and blouses made from flour sacks to delicate jewelry made from shells and old felt hats are on exhibition in the Art Room of Car-npe-ie Library, ESTATE of Wesley McMillen. deceased, of Brldgeville. No.

1496 of 1946. Letters of administration c. a. on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make f'gh. No.

1347 of 1946. Letters testamen-ary on his estate were granted to the ESTATE of Raymond C. Janilo, or. Raymond C. Johnson, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 876 of 1946. Letters of administration 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 decendent to make payment without delay to Anna Janilo, 433 Stadium Pgh. 4, or to Samuel S. Scott, Union Trust Pa.

known the same and all persons indebted tn tn make nnvment without He- undersigned who request all persons haying 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 Rev. Ernst F. Brand, 237 Alice or to Strassburger McKenna, Grant Pa. lay to Wesley A. McMiilen, c.

t. ESTATE of Margaret T. Wolf, deceased, of Mt. Oliver Boro. No.

1499 of 1946. 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 Mildred C. Freund, 108 Locust Mt. Oliver, or to James 640 uregg anagevme, or io John J. O'Donnell, Berger Pa.

They are the work of 200 students from the home-making classes ofj Samuel Hamilton Junior High; School in Ross Twp. The exhibit! Proposals Li. fotn, Grant fa. ESTATE of Elizabeth Zeman, deceased, ot Avalon. No.

744 of 1946. Letters of administration 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 Stephen Zeman 109 Elizabeth Avalon, or to Francis Taptich. St. Nicholas Pa. BID FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIE3.

Duquesne, Pa, Feb. 20, 1946. The. Sunnlv Committee of the Board of ESTATE of Thomas Searson, deceased, of Pgh. No 740 of 1946.

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 Thomas Raymond Searson, 6613 Ridgevtlle or to John H. Elder, Union Trust Pa. ESTATE of Frank J. DeBasi, deceased, of Pgh. No.

1500 of 1946. Letters of administration 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 Ethel DeBasi, 81 Washington or to Louis Rosenfleld, brarian at the school. Directions for learning these skills are available in the Art Room's collection of craft books at Carnegie library. Education of the City of Duquesne will receive bids for those supplies designated by law as second class. All bids must be tn the hands of the Secretary of the Board not later than 5:00 o'clock.

P. on March 12. 1946. Within a few days thereafter the committee will open all bids, examine samples and make a recommendation to the Board NEW CROSLEY bantam auto, weighing 1000 pounds, will make 50 miles on a gallon of gas, according to its manufacturers. ESTATE of Irene 8.

Mall, deceased, of Baldwin Twp. No. 695 ot 1946. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted the undersigned who requests all havini claims or demands aeainst JBakeweii fa. the estate of decedent to make known the for the purchase of all supplies.

Copies of the list may be secured from the Secretary of the Board or from the Superintendent of Schools. ESTATE of May L. McClaln, deceased, of Pgh. No. 1338 of 1946.

Letters of administration c.t.a. on her estate were granted to the undersigned who request 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 George William Daugh-erty, c.t.a.. 7151 Upland or to M. F. Dalionso.

Berger Pa. odio Programs for Saturday same and all persons indebted to aeceaem to make payment without delay to Geo. Jones Ridge Wallace Snowden or to Lewis Mai. 519 Smithneld Pa. Samples of all variable materials may ABRAHAM Pervln, Attorney, 408 Frick Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.

To Francis Berdyck, Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Pearl Berdyck against you for divorce A. V. M. at No. 3010 January Term.

1946, Common Pleas Court of Allegheny County, have been returned N. I. You are required to appear and answer the complaint on of before the first Monday of May, 1946. be seen in the Superintendent's office. (AS PROVIDED BY STATIONS) reges A.

kenney. Secretary, Board of Education. BIDS ASKED Bids will be received by U. S. Engineer KDKA -1020 NBC Network waiter Monagnan, Bnerirr, Olfice.

Standard Oil Building, Baltimore (2). Maryland, until 3 April 1946. for con ESTATE of Oscar H. Schneider, deceased, of Pgh. No.

875 of 1946. 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 perspns indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Claire Arietta Schneider. 6721 Atwell or to William L. Jacob. St.

Nicholas Pa. struction of Codorus Creek Channel Im provements. York. Pennsylvania. Malor :30 ESTATE of Edna M.

Stafford, aeceased, o. Pgh. No. 915 of 1946. Letters ol administration on her estate were granted to tfce 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 Ida B.

Taylor, 129 Julius Pgh or to Oliver L. Johnson. 527 5th Pa. Doctors and Horn Continued Encores Continued 4 items: channel excavation. 134.000 en.

levee fill, 3,000 cu. riprap cu. concrete 2.00O cu. yds. Plans and Specifications available upon deposit of $25.00.

:45 EaT Money Continued John Vandercoflk Tin Pan Alley :00 :30 :45 5 NOTICE is 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 of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and In the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Friday, the 15th day of March, 1946, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Oakdale Service and Appliance with its principal place of business at 103 State Oakdale, Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested In said business are: John P. Haleva, R.

D. 1, Oakdale. Rudolph Heleva, R. D. 1, Oakdale, and Stanley A.

Heleva, R. D. 1. Oakdale, Pa. :00 U.

S. Engineer Office. Pittsburgh-, Pennsylvania. Public opening of sealed bids for the reconstruction of Lock No. 3 Monongahela River, Braddock.

has been changed from 11:00 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time. 11 March 1946 to 10 o'clock A. Eastern Standard Time. 22 March 1946.

Information upon :15 6 News Research Adrentur Here's To You Main St. Editor ESTATE of Philip Bossung, or Philip Bus-sang, or, Philip Bossong, deceased, of Millvale. No. 897 of 194'i. 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 ail persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Philip Bussang, Extr 514 Evergreen Millvale.

or to H. Glenn Sample, Berger Pa. 30 :4.5 ESTATE of Edwin Meiser, deceased, ol Pgh. No. 908 of 1946.

Letters of administration 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 Elsie C. Meiser, Admx 1416 Dehaven or tc George K. Jelley, Jones Law Pa. :00 application. Foreign Policy Show Tones Hunting Fishing Two On Rft 7 ESTATE of Elizabeth Conlin.

deceased, of :15 :30 :43 WCAE 1250 AS 1320 KQV 1 4 1 0 WWSW 1490 American Network Colombia Network Mntnal Network Metropolitan Opera Dance Mnsio Symphonic Band Saturday Party Continued Continued Continued Continued Kecord Shop Harmonizers Continued Continued Continued Orchestra Continued Grand Opera Philadelphia Symph'y Sports Parade Saturday Party Continued Continued Continued Continued Concert Gems Continued Dance Orch. Melodr-go-ronnd Continued Continued Continued Continued Ernie Neff news Bob Prince sports Newsreel Ray Schneider news Monitor views new Beckley Smith news Continued Dinner Concert Way of Life Harold Cohen Pie Traynor sports Sports Labor CSA News Music Comedy Hits Music Tour Business Helen Hayes Hawaii Calls News Palestine Drama Continued Continued Entertainment time Green Hornet First Nighter Arthur Hale gossip Joe Tucker Sports Continued Continued I Was a Convict Serenaders Dick Tracy Dick Haymes show Twenty Questions News: scores Continued Continued Continued Providence-Hornets Famous Jury Trials Lionel Barrymore Harry Savoy Show (Hockey game) Continued News Continued Continued Gang Busters Hit Paradr tones Leave It To Girls Hockey Continued Continued Continued Continued Boston Symphony Serenade Break the Bank Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Boston Symphony Serenade Walts Time Hockey Continued Celebrity Clue Theater of Air Continued Rhythm Roundop Continued Continued News Continued Public Affairs Continued Dream-a-whlle News Ken Hildebrand news Beckley Smith news Newsreel Dance Orch. K. of C. Meet Music for Reading Garden Sports Continued Dance Orch.

Continued Rhythms astinued Continued Continued Continued Weirs News; Orch. Music for Reading 1300 Club Dance Orchestra Music Continued Continued to 6 m. m. Orchestra: news Continued Signature Continue Continued' Signature I Continued Life of Kiley Continued Truth or Consequences Continued WAHLER Frank J. from Loretta C.

SIMON Ruth M. from James C. ROTH Willa Mae from Harry W. BARROWMAN Margaret B. from Harold T.

DAY Ethel M. from William B. BAGNATO Harriett from Rocco. WILLS FILED ROSA, Wilhelm Poter Title Trust extr. personalty unknown, realty unknown John H.

Elder, Attorney 1476 of 1946. MILKO. Elizabeth Paul Milko, extr. personalty none, realty $3.000 E. A.

Keizler, Attorney 1469 to 1946. MYERS, Isabel Charles P. Walter, extr. personalty $3,000. realty none Hazlett, Gannon Walter, Attorneys 1471 to 1946.

MOORE, Edwin D. William R. Moore, extr. personalty $400. realty none Vincent A.

Baldauf, Attorney 1477 of 1946. RUB EL, Christina Anna Drewes, extrx. personalty S1.520. realty none A. W.

Forsvth. Attorney 1475 to 1946. FOX, J. E. Emma C.

Fox. extrx. personalty none, realty $1.500 Harry J. Nesbitt. Attorney 1486 of 1946.

SCHNEPP. Jacob J. Elmer Schnepp, extr. personalty $500, realty $4,000 Blaxter, O'Neill Houston, Attorneys 1470 of 1946. BURSTIN.

Ida B. Helen Heimlich, extras. personalty $200, realty $6.000 Joseph I. Marshall. Elder W.

Marshall and Reed, Smith, Shaw McClay and Pgh. No. 1006 of 1946. 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 pavment without delay to Rev. Father William G.

Connare. Extr 108 N. Dithrldge or to Wm. F. Knoell and Shoemaker KnoelL 434 Diamond ESTATE of Bernard Palley, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 1505 of 1946. 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 pavment without delay to J. Lewis Palley, 5562 Hobart or to George E. Applebaum, Union Trust ESTATE of Robert Jackson, deceased, of Clairton.

No. 1009 of 1945. Letters of administration 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 Wilbur C. Douglass, 6427 Dean St. Pittsburgh, or to Joseph W.

Givens. Barn Dance Continued Can lou Top This? Continued Hiss 11:15 101 Bldg, pa Judr Canora fon Continued Grand. Ol Opry Continued Louis C. Burstin, Attorneys 1267 of 1946. RUSS, Mayme Laurence J.

Russ, extr. personalty $300, realty $4.000 John B. Nicklas, Attorney 1483 to 1946. CASKEY, James B. R.

D. Wetherell, extr. personalty $5,000, realty $1,000 J. Boyd DuS, Attorney 1484 of 1946. BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS Liberty corner Sixth Ave.

exterior alterations Rosenbaum Liberty owner O. H. Martin, 513 North Homewood contractor. Forbes 3950 one-story building Tombrock co Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Fourth owner Landau Bros. Building 125 First Att Bakewell Pittsburgh, Pa.

News Sportss mns'c High Hat Club Muslo :00 :15 :30 :45 11 ESTATE of Sarah Newman, deceased, of Braddock. No. 934 ot 1946. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate ot decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Henrietta N. Kline, 2t Mill Braddock, or to Morris M.

Berger, Law Finance Bldfc. Pgh-. TO Robert R. Watnwright, Respondent: Take notice that the case of Marie Wain-wrlght against you for divorce a vinculo matrimonii, at No. 823 January Term, 1946.

Common Pleas Court. Allegheny County, will be tried at the City-County Building, Pittsburgh, when called, or as soon as is convenient to said Dickie. Robinson McCamey. Attorney for Libellant, 2415 Grant Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. MILWAUKEE, Wiseonsm.

1946. LOST Certificate No. NR-26973, dated October 5. 1945, for 50 shares of Six Per Cent, Cumulative Preferred Capital Stock of the Philadelphia Company, issued In name of Mrs. Eleanore B.

Conrad. Finder warned not to negotiate same. New certificate spoiled for. (Kama of Owner) Mrs. Eleanore B.

Conrmd. musta Continued 12 Three Snns Lee Simma piano.