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ft '1 PITTSBURGH PRESS, JANUARY 13, Maf Wtp- Wg-forf Utmoriom DtaO Hatket Dtatft Notfcti 3 Mfl' H. WeH4 3 M( Wfttf HOOO On Monday. Jan. 11. Prallk.

Mrs. Marl lewis; I El us Beth Wilson Hogg, widow of grandchildren. Friends received at Automobile Salesmen (Used Cars) the Pir Murohv Funeral Home. Walter Pose mother ef Mrs. BOWI.

Jacob Br In loving memory at our dear huimnd int father who pasted sway 10 years a so todav. Sadly emiied by ms loving wlfa, sons. dausbters snd families. ROI'SH. Beatrice In loving memory ol bit aear nothrr.

whs oueed aav UrrevISOR with sales eiperlerrw, to hsndle ehsia of stores: also te find new kysllons, train msnsgers. Good JEWELRY BUYER Fitter? ffrUtl flruvh. tiprimr Bm Mrr. Cornmltiion. tlrtw.

rwnpltgil nd 4825 Butler St. Requiem high mass at St. Nicholas' Church. Mlllvale. Saturday.

Jan. 16, at I a. m. rrlends Invited. saury, wire rra.

SALESMAN Excellent Opporunity For Splendid Career In Industrial Sales Jackson First Ike Choice for Chief Justice Barbara H. MeClementa. Devtd O. and Walter Hogg Jr. Friends may call at the Rodenlser Funeral Home, lit) South Negley Avenue, last End.

Services on Thursday altarnoon at 1 30 clock The Pittsburgh Pret HEADQUARTERS C0UM1ER SERVICE Boulmtri 0 the AUtm At Junction 0 Liberty 4m From 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday! 8 a.

m. to 2 o. m. Ufnnxirynct Iwnfiv. Emtmnn a-lftSl AUDIT ImpwtWm Wm-k tnurane flfld.

ATountinf btrkirouod. Somt tri-elme. Nt Mliliil. WrUt Boi ft3, one vwer sro today. January 1 1.

1.V Badly missed by deughter, Catherine. rrm, AsA-l rwi. leader tn Its field, offers Experienced, to assume complete responsibility for fast-growing Jewelry operation. VONIAK. Svoboda In loving memory of our dear mother who passed asj 18 years am today.

Sadly missed by her children. "OTTOSALESMEN good starting sslary. bonus, new ear and SPRAY PAINTER Experienced In epraylnf, castings and cabinets; working hours 4:30 p. m. to 12:45 a.

m. FISHER SCIENTIFIC COL Til rTHtBE.a, BT. all traveling espmaes unnmirea opportunity for rapid advancement. Ap- Prefer aaperlen4 Men for permanent imliions. kireiienl ovuortwltlea.

Daiary All replies held In strict HOrrWELl Alomo, of 7733 Mul-ford Mondsy. Jan. 11, husbtnd of Mattl Hopewell; father of Mrs. Jeannett Coleman and brother of Mrs Rose Dunegen Frlenda received at the Charles Funeral Home. 2516 Bedford where services will be held Friday, Jan.

15, at 1 p. m. KAMBO Tuesday. Jan. 11, 194, Bailie Christy Griffith, wife of Edward Rambo.

of 8101 Perry Highway, MeCandlesa mother Mrs. Esther Klinr and McClur C. (Bud) Ortfllth: sister of Mrs. Jette Meier, Mra. Floasia Claskell ani Mrs Beaa Christie Friends and members of Bellefleld Chapter 227, 0.

E. received at the Brandt Funeral Home. 1032 Perry Highway, Perrvsrllle. wher services will be held" Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. (For transportation, call Welllng- ana commission.

lorliti ncants nuit oe college graouates ana 0. not sublect to draft. IndusUlal Apply In perven. Mt. Lanrer.

Sa.es aiperlence preferred. Conitsntin Motors, 14 Forbes St. Closed Sunday ana Holidays COURT Flower Shop, comer sMUh-Flftb COURT 1-1640 BANK TELLERS Ave. Outstanding runerai arranrr- menta Court l-tl, or Court 1-'T. HI MPnBIT On Wednesday, morn i-noo SIDASbK-55 Apply Mr.

Sosso SPEAR CO. Wood St Store fount men to trala ss tellers: ft nertence necessary IVwnteirn snrallon. Good startins aslary wllh earellent chance for advancement 5-dsv week: short working hours. Write, giving lull SALESMAN run ar pert time: tntelltgaat. neat appearing; Pittsburgh and surrounding counties Every bualnass gon4 pros- ton l-iooa But Court Packing Role Cost Him Post By CHARLES LtTEV Scripps Howard Staff Writer ing.

Jan. 13. 1994, Anna McKentle. wife of James Humphrey of 614 Hastings I. I.

Frlenda received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd. (at Graham where services will be held. Time later. TtACTrfBS. Aprmg Semester Commerclsl; Math: Music: Instameq tsl I local i Vocal-Initmmental: 14" duitrlsl Arts flocsli; Printing ilorallj Phnlcsl Educstlon-Drlvers Trslninj; Giildanes-Binloly: Geogrsphy i Iocs if.

Register now tor Pall. Escetlent u-sdvertised opportunities. Cosmopolltasi Plscment. Investment Building. Court 1-390T irf'l Tin Jan ll 1954.

Charles A. of 612 Ventura 8t, be part. Commissions peid dally: many wiiK.uiai mm iu ar, vnuiaurm aDQ Pra- vloua employment, 5J4. Press. HILLS FLOWERS 541 Sixth Ave.

AT. 1-2900 PHONfc WANT-ADS TO COURT 1-4900 7:30 a. m. to 9 p. m.

Daily 10 a. m. to 9 p. ra. Sundays and Holidays FO CANCEL A WANT-AD For the Next Day's Paper Call Up to 9 P.

BL Hl'STON Of Verona. on Tuesday. Jan. 12 1954. Margaret Alice, wife of the late Thomas mother men asm upward or gao per osy: esr not necesssry.

If yww are sincere shout earning by working, phone Universal Business Service. J. D. McOlnnis. Court 1-aeoo or (ycamora I-2S12 for lARTSNDER-Wsiter 21-28.

no et-perwice neceaaery, day turn stsrtlnt vasm 140 Dlus Una Writ ataiina loved husband of Agnes inoma. brother of Mra. Dora Dl lullo. Mrs. Lena Safcato Mrs.

Angelina Ro-msno. Anthony. William. Albert and the lata Dominie and Fella Rlrct Funeral from tha Winter Funeral LOAN Good Telephone Solicitors of Margaret Coss of MiMlllon, Ohio; company. jso-g400.

Accuunnrni COST TEAtKEE beginner. 20. CUBE-INSIDE SALESMAN, soma gtperlenced only. Permsnent fob A4- vertum Comm. Allegheny 1-7101.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Now that President Eisenhower formally has submitted to the Sen Bertna orsnsm. Cleveland, unio: William L. Huston at horn. Evelyn Home.

4730 rnenasnip ve. on rrlrl.T at a Reoulem high hrlcht, weight and reltrence. Boi 451, Prns. BOY' Service puMlcstlon routes. Averate fT6 eommlstlon Apply SOT Liberty Room 207, before sfter 4.

TV SERVICEMAN Van Horn of Blawnox. Pa Friends received at the Eaton-Underwood mass at tha Nativity of Our Lord 01 Hiihlsnd Bldg; Mllsnd 1-421 IZ-FFTM AVt-(Marvr l-UOO Church at 10 a. m. rrienas Funeral Home, 378 Maryland Oakmont, Pa where services will vlied Etperteneed re i and b-neh work. Ve4 ulsry.

Georglsn TV. Fremont 1-6S81. TV. Servtcemsit Minimum I year experience, rosd and b-nch work. Oast LOAN Company Mansgsr Man eiperl-enced small loan auslnw.

Gona salary. Excellent chance advsnca. ment Must have car. NATIONAL EM-mivutur ar.iNrr. 401 Magee Bldg Ototk Noteei be held Thursday at 1 p.

m. I ate tne nomination ol Earl Warren as Chief Justice HITCH1SON On Tuesday morning SALESMAN tndustrlsl Dteel Warehnusa needs sheet metel products aaleeman. aaiary to g.ioo depending upon experience, Comnuttlon snd espenaea. car lumuhed. Psld vscstlona.

Insurance and pension plans. Ais Jg-40. Ateet backgro i essentlsL Give mrapleta eeaume tn sen jerUnca, education, so 64. Prns. BOBIN80V At Cleveland.

Ohio, on Monday. January 11. 1954. Maude Wood Robinson, wlfa of the late William M. Robinson, formerly of Glenneld.

mother of Mrs. Ar Cmerson 2-4010 for sppowtmenr. BREAD Salesmen Reliable, dependable man to operate ntabliihed bread mule, tesdy employment lor married man. Route now earning 1125 per wet, guaranteed 170 prr week while teeming. Vacation.

Insurance. ho pi tall rat Ion beneSta. Apply In person sfter 3 p. m. Vienna Raking 2716 Bowman Jan.

12. 1954, Mary Hall, wife of the Rev. Stuart Nye Hutchison of Alder Court East End; mother of SS Fourth Ave. opesi axon, ui placement fee. USED CAR SALESMEN; PTAMONW Dinner Ring Lost Rew Vear a aw.

great sentimental value. Reward. Call Schenley 1-15O0. ALTMAN On Jan. 12.

19M, lima I at the Home tor Aged Protestant Women, 900 Rebecca Ave, Witt. Frlend received at T. D. Turners, 729 Willace Wtlk. Service! of the United Mrs.

Jctsecih Sulm of Newark. N. thur Capper of Ben Avon. William W. and Mra.

Marian Vincent Excellent opportunity for sn et perlenredl snd ailllnr worker to ansae rood money IARR1NG Pearl (torew-type). lost States and con- Lubrication Salesmen Oakland vicinity, Monday evening. Re selling used csr, Hsve prlvlUse sell inurioiy at iuo p. m. ward.

Jackson 1-1437 Brandywlne mi rv irairi. CAR Washers Earn evtra money nn your day off; work svallahle any day of the week South Hills MlnJt Wash. both of Cleveland- sister of Oeorge Wood of Fern. and Mrs. L.

C. Franta of Fenelton. also 6 grandchildren. Friends received at i mation seems certain, 1-0S4I. Here's an opportunity for full or pan time men earn high crrwWa ing beautiful 1984 Fort, commission with draw, see Tom Gavin betweaa 00 m.

snd 8 p. m. PANKOPF FORD SALES 405 Ssw MIR Run Blvd. Mrs. David F.

Evans of Edgewood, Stuart Ny Hutchison Jr. of Pgh. and the Rev Richard Hall Hutchison of Albany. N. also survived by eight grandchildren.

Friends received at Waples Funeral Home. Bsum Blvd. tat Oraham Eaat End. from Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock until Frldav noon. Services at the chapel of th East Liberty McDonald Funeral Home.

2 tail' selling our Every car owner Is a prospect. Ask for it can be writ SALESMEN LOOK wi PVRNISR LEADS PROM FOUR SOUR CIS. fornla Ave. Avalon. whera services will be held on Thursday afternoon I0 W.

MONTGOMERY ten that Jus ClirMlSTS. Chemical Enslneers, Phv-Hclite Excellent unadvertised opportunities. Choice locations. Cosmopolitan Plscement Investment Building. Court air.

it. a. iu.u. STEEL CITY MOTORS at 2 clock. YOUNG MAN ANGLOCH Tuesday, Jan.

12, 19o4, Grace Maihews, beloved wife of the lata Milton C. Angloeh, of 232 Caryl Pleasant Hills Boro; mother of Mrs. Msdtlin Hurley; sister of Mrs. Edith Stokes, and one grandson, Robert Milton Hurley. Frlenda received at the John H.

Slater Funeral Home, 4201 Brownsville Whitehall, Brentwood. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter-ment South Bide Cemetery. I Drop 1. bmwn Scarsb; vicinity Craig A Center Ave.

Of Shady, side District, Wednesday nliht, reward Museum 1-7055. OKRMAN Shepherd Femsle. test Wed-neday. Csmeite vicinity. Answers "Sandy." Child pet, Reward.

Carntsu 5702J; GERMAN Shepherd Male: lost January Bloomllcld Vicinity; reward. Museum 2-2865. ROCCO On Tuesday. January 12. argest Ivi EM, 2-4100 tSJS Baum 1954.

Francesco Roeco of 31" i.nn tice Robert H. Jackson was the President's Presbyterian cnurcn, rriaay alter-noon. 2 o'clock. In lieu of flowers. Tn wnrt In -n't ihot tforr tl pinFC nertturr.

Wt will trsln yMr. Good ilitinf titf, floportunitT idvanctmimt Mnr wmwuiT biifH. 81,, Sharpsburg; father of Fran 2. EXCELLENT FINANCINO, I. IISFRAt COMMISSION ARRANGE.

contributions may be made to Pres CHEMIST With dfrrw tn chemistry, for simple snslrtlcsl quality control, Large food plant In Ksit Liberty: position: 1 day week. Emerson 3-100. Est. 65. rocco; granaiainer oi oisier Jonenh of New Haven Connecticut; byterian or West Penn Hospitals, LUMBER yard sales and office men.

Bright young trainee. Good future, fcal-sry wmmeniurste with ability. Must be MENT, Appir in tnm. Htnovn 8no Biof original choice. a I sot" JAHN Suddenly on Monday.

Jsn. an Fiun Af-f. ui spj Mr. Lucey But Mr. 4.

ALL LEADS D4 CONCINTRATID good St ngures wrin a a Pl II, 1954, wiiltsm of 1919 Mt. Troy Road In his 63rd year, brother of private 1st class Joseph and Elaine Rocco. Frlenda received at the Csmpben'i Funeral Home. 1314 Middle St, Sharpsburg. Requiem high mass at the Church of the ssss.

Jackson's 1938 advocacy of the CABL1N On Wednesday morning. Jan. 13. 1954. David N.

Carlln. bus-band of Carolyn C. Carlln, of 939 Heberton Ave. Notice of time and place of services to be given later. CLERKS: Copy Boom, win train operste machines, 1300.

Accounting, training or experience. 1115. Comptometer operator, four (actors, experienced, $35. Secreisry, eirnient future, es- Mrs. Maria Cochran.

Walter, YOUNG man with snme college education for poeltlon in ssles office tvf ceramic msnufscturer In East Llverpnr. Ohm. Well estsbllshed. flnsnctslly sound orsaniiation which offers excellent op MAN OK SALtbMAlN AN UNUSAL DEAL i. RATION AIXT ABVERTISXO PROD- Howard.

Qeorie and Raymond Jahn Madonna ea Saturday, January id. CLASSES Horn-rimmed In brown leather case: on 5th Ave. near Down-town: rewsrd. Museum 1-7330. CLASSES Blarg shll rims, red cae: lost Frldsy Pnubursh Hospital vicinity, 88 car.

Montrose 1-3909. IRISH Setter Red female: lost Mon-day. Point Breeie-Homewood district. Answers "Tlggle;" rewsrd. Fremont 1-0190.

Friends received at the Miller Funeral Home. 1550 Lowrle where ui.r, API lvtarmfi wn a perlenced, $.100, fifnerel, typing, trsln CATANZARO Of 3156 Broadway. 10 a. portunity for advancement, swme oinc Wsnt couple, white, no children, nw ilea. Mill irsduate.

117a. ior experience required. Write operienow Castle Shannon, formerly of 8. 8.. Driest Mnnil.v over 40, wlfa as nouseat servlcea will be held on Friday at Kmnioyera Service.

9f Union Trust nujMini prwnftici, i SELECT SALESMEN WHO ARE WILL-INII TO PIT IN TO 8 HOtmS Jan. 11. 1954. Lime Brown, wife snd education ausuiicauons. wrua 6 1 2, Presa.

Building. mother's helper, wnue work elsewhere. Men to help with odd ATlsntIC 1.985B. 2 p. m.

Teamsters Local No. 249 and friends Invited on Tuesday, Jan. 12. 1954. at 11:40 a.

Philip husband of Eleenor Moser Catantaro, in his ur wminmiTO EFFORT ffn CLERK lohs arouna tne nome in n-i- Etperlfncfd OSAD clerk; salary t.100. Anolv Wilson of August Rossi of 334 Lit Is mother of Mrs. Adela Adams. Vle- Inr and Henrv all of BeWlCKley: unr. wa.

rriRrse STEM WITH PRE YOUNG MEN starling VIOUS SALES EXPERIENCE WHO 53rd year; lather of Mrs. Eleanor Hanlon. PhlllD Carol Ann and lOUpiC Kill large living room, bedroom and private JEFFERSON Of 2047 Redrosa Jan. 10, 1954. Elsie Belle Short, wife of the late John Jefferson Freitht Fonvsrduig Ella Mc-Km Rocka.

LOST One Intasllo black eanini. January Home or Cstewsy vicinity; rewsrd. Wlllard 1-2391. also eurvlved by three grandchil Do you wsnt a career In the f)14 bslh. in new noma in eii.

A INTERESTED IN A PERMANENT POSITION WITH ADVANCENfTNT POSStRII.rTIF PERSONAL INTERVIEWS RmvEEN ft ANO 1 area Good salary. Gooa reiere nceo mother of Christine Myers and John; dren and several brotners ana in Fniriand Frlenda may call CURK 1 to 30. supply room; 5-day quired. Must like cnimren ana own seven grandchildren, (wo greatgrandchildren. Friends received at we.

Chsnce for sdvsncemenL Apply Fsrmers Rank Rldg. csr. Csll Colonlsl 3-S34a. Sales Msnseementv we win pay a while we train you In be a Field Mana-gee for a large nstlonslly known ens tume lewetrv company. Excellent oppor limltv for advanment snd too income.

at the Orsv Funeral Home. 328 Beaver ni ft.wirklev where services ONLY. MONDAY THROUGH THURS- Pl'RSE Blue velvet: containing glsitct lost Bruihton, Wllklnaburg area. Saturday. Reward.

Please cell Sycamors I'll mi IA rilVK. Richard T. Catansaro; brother of Mrs. Josephine Catalano, Mra. Rose Mercurlo, Mrs.

Marie Pino, John, Vincent, Thomas and Joseph Caian-zaro. Friends received at the E. B. Laughlln Funeral Home. 3310 W.

Liberty So. Hill, until Saturday. Jan. 16, at 8 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Ann's Church. CLERK: Tvnlsu: BiieeBln Ms- MAN 2ft to 45 yesrs of sge. nest sppeertng, work confined to itsctlng in i. th.

ml.r-ata of tne Barry iteansnaw runerai Home. 1503 Brownsville Rd. (at The will be held Thursday morning at NIAGARA, 808 LIBERTY Comm. Experience In Direct Selling help 11 o'clock. Pl'RSE Brown, hand csrved lesther.

lost Crant and Dlsmond St. vicinity. chine Orwrstors; 8tnnsrsihers. IBM. Oiwrstors: Comptometer Operstota.

Ev-cellent unadvertlicd opportunities Cos Boulevard I. Services Thursday at 2 d. m. Member of Redeemer Luth ful but not necesssry. wiiunsnra r.ihniii rhurch titmilon: sslsry.

Bee RCTTF.NBERG On Wednesday, Jsn. ewsrd. Hlland 1-433 .1. N. J.

Neper, nio nimmonwmi r't work snd sincere interest in sening required. Write Division Direvtor. 4t eran Church. I 13, 1964. at 6:30 a.

Max m. nui- mopolitan placement. Investment Bulld- SALESMEN wrist Watch Lady s. snia. eism MANAGER TRAINEE ins toun t-307, Castle Shannon, at 9 a.

m. lit Street. HoUldaysburg, retina. lew hand. Cornnads Aula Cathedral 12:16 Interview.

tenberg, beloved husband ol Anne Rosenberg Ruttnberg; father of Mrs. Jay Caplan of Chlrago, 111 brother of Mver Ruttenberg of N. CORSO Monday, ng, II. 1951 rnduslrlal Steel Warehnma newts m. COLLECTOR Toung wian with sales background to service.

Rewaro. Atlantic i-oouu. i-tension S. duxtrlsl ateel salesmen. Sslarv g.tSO to Caroline Amodeo.

wlfa of th late Anthony Cor to, mother of Lewis and KABANA On Monday, Jan. 11, 1954, Joseph Kabana of 144 Delaware Mooncrest, Coraopolts. Pa father of Mrs. Pauline Evanko, Mrs. Julia Hunter.

Miss Helen Kabana. Misa Rose Slaplcae, Mrs. Betty Bel- A 1 K- train as manaier oi iaui wesr stort Willing to relocate: over J5 yesrs old. Must be arsreaslva and YOUNfJ Man Veteran or drsrg-exempt, good typlet, cspsble of doiagg stencil work and fsmlllsr with mlmea-rsph mschlne, 6 -day week, excetletrt soo aepenning upon experience: commission snd expenses. Car furnished With ear: esceil pert or full time position.

Andrew 8. student Orsanlia-lion Inc. Phone Allegheny 1-T101. Sadie Ruttenberg. Mrs.

Jennie Joseph, Harry Ruttenberg. Joseph Anthony: sister of entries Amoaea. paid vsratlnns. Insurance and penilon Meft Nre WenUd rn it. us.

-w mnt Mil iunbxtdi t-lA2. 7 to Frlendi received at the Albert F. John Funeral Borne, Bennett St. pisns. Aga 28-40.

steel background es opportunity, wnte per, rr a. i sential. VOUNG Men To lesm the wiacwar COOK for small uiilltutlnn: plain cooking, elderly man preferred. Call only 9 to 11 a. ol, 79 South 23rd South Side.

KUltenoerg ana tnaries nuivrnpua of Pgh. Friends received at the Ralph Schugar Chspel, 6509 Center whera services will be held I.n 11 at. n. m. of Domlnlch Kabana; also 7 grandchildren, one great-grandchild.

Fu MKtICALbotoirph Hturttnt Tn' cleaning trade; ssesdy worg: goaa Olva resume tn errlencs, A -oKavnl -rSflllsal at Lang Ave. Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30 with requiem high mix in Mcther of Oood Couneel Church at 9:30. education, to A 8TB. frees. ruture.

Apply a. vug 210 Third Ave. Interment' Beth Shalom Cemetery CREDIT ii Booby or ommiH. neral from the Kusseu Toxeu Funeral Home, 867 Fifth Coraopolls, on Friday at 10:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 11 a. m. AMI AN Monday. Jan.

11, 1954. SANTA Tuesday morning, Mlchsel LOOK! SALESMEN urM TV aiitl RVstnirrr ttlArilil 24-50, -some Industrial, bank or re-Isted experience. Excellent opportunity with major Industrial concern. Degiee. SHHahureh's fastest growing dlstrlbufwr F.

(Mlk, father or Mary jane Mullen; brother of Mrs. Marie Rlng-lino- Rranhan and Joaenh Santa. Fu $08 per week after expenses Is what KAMINSKI On Tuesday. Jan. 12, rffermct ltbrrlfi In lh hom; tr Uritr commlMlon for lhot who qultfT! prlenr not nr.

rt6 SJ9U, of malnt ance equipment, work tea and aupplles esatn will Interview rnen 1954, at 4 p. Agatha Kaminssi, neral from McCaba Bros. Funeral i avereieg snd it you are a seii-stsrter snd like to work, you can too. Ad-verttalne. stralche commission.

Old LIKEN vuBl nvuf Broirra carmen oi muj Benin way, nus-band of the lata Agnea Damlan and beloved father of Mra. Rose Tann of Jctephlne Anne. James R. and John T. Damlan Friends received at the King Funeral Home.

Butler at (2nd St. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Kleran's Church on Friday at 9 a. m. Interment St.

Home, 5300 Penn Friday, Jen. to nil lucrative ssies pnaiiiona M-nl inr nrm u.il.KI innltt Rmm Rl S. Columbia! establlihed firm Csll Allegheny 1-T101 IS, 1954, at i a. m. nequiem nign Ridr.

4(h Wood. 3:30 4.30 KEENAN RI.DG 643 LlRKRTTf AVI. of 4108 Fairbanks Av N. (formerly of Flsk beloved mother of John, Joseph, Charles and Leo Kamlnskl, Mrs. Rose Kal-vlnoskl and Mrs.

8tella Blasjkle-wlcs; also 13 grandchildren and 5 A N-Sale Engineers-Sales mass at Bt John me napust Church at 10 a. m. p. m. nljr PHONE EX.

1-1S8A wir'trVl Af- 4 A. 7 ft district msnsgi-r positions. Under 8, clesn cut, smbltlous. Sslsry $78 wsej-ly, commission snd pront-ahsre plan STto svtllsble; prefer inexperlencH men de. siring to lesm our business.

Phoost Thuriday from 10 a. m. to 8 P. Churchill 1-2H8; Trainees (Salary Plusl- Scientific In-atrumenti: Technical Eoulpment: Of. flee Equipment: Groceries: Snerlsllles: Hardware: Industrlsl Sunslies: In- Mary Cemetery, Bharpsburg great-grandchildren, rrienas received SCHREINEB At tha Rochester Hospital, Jan.

12. Elmer Bchrelner, age 75, or 113 Jones Allqulppa, former Instructor of physical cul mart Are You Out of Work? Or on Shorter Hours? DONAVAN Anna Deptula, of 828 sursnce: Drug Items Also excellent DISTRICT SALESMAN Hlrh type men. married, with ear and Phone, age 30 to 40. for life long nlrhly profitable exclusive Wsshlngton-Weslmnrelend Counties erea. Rare op- Talley Ave.

Zanesvtlle. Ohio, for unedvertlfed opportunities, cosmopolitan Plscement. Investment Building. a im Mail for i dsvs nets vou an at Geo. W.

Heard and Son Funeral Home 4047 Perrysvllle N. 8. Funeral on Saturday at 8:30 a. m. High mass of requiem at the Church of the Nativity at Court 1-3907.

PART-TIME svrrste of 1106 AO weekly comm. In a business of your own. Pull or part merly of PlttsDurgn. on January 12 at 9 a. m.

Burial January 14 at 8 a. m. Survived by husband, Richard E. Donevan. 3 children.

Richard SALESMEN Expert enrwl: nine, vslvs. o'clock. portunlty for reliable, prosresslve man. lime. No Investment required.

MSAON KUlU CO. ture education at California State Teachers College; father of Mrs. Csrl Ashman, Allqulppa; Mrs. Vlr-glnia Cleveland, Morgan Hill, Mrs. Nlsia Mangus.

Sharon, Pa. Friends received at the C. E. Douds Funeral Home, Allqulppa, where services will be held Jan. 14, at flttlnp, pipe hangers, tnlscellsneous Barbara and Kathleen.

Commission and guarsnleed weesly KRISTER Suddenly, on Tuesday, Pittsburgh Press Mala and Female Help Columns, offer-tug Sales Positions, must indicate article or service to be sold ani the basis of compensation. When answering advertwementa addressed to Press hoses do NOT Include orletnal references, photographs or other papers of persons! value. Advertisers often fall to call for all re piles addressed to a Press boa nun. ber and this mall la destroyed If remaining over 10 daw aflat final Insertion of advertisement In order to protict its advertisers from receiving circular matter. a aipreaaly understood and agreed that all such msttei will be withheld as far as possible by the Press.

Only bona ride answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers In care ol The Press will be delivered to adver-Users on presentation of tha boi Dumber ticket This newipeper dnea not knowingly accept advertisements from emplnven offering leas thsn the legal wsga. Under the Federal Wage-Hour Law, firms tnssged in Interstste commerce or In tha production of goods for commerce are required to pay at least 75 cents an hour (unlets Issued exemption certificates lor learners, ap-pWntlces or hsndlcspped workers I and time and a one-halt for overtime Advertisers covered by this law who offer lower rates should be reported to tha Wste and Hour Division of th U. S. Department of Labor. 1004 Victory Building.

Liberty Av. and Ninth Pittsburgh. Pannaylvanla. Phono Atlantis 1-1961 SOT LIHERTY AVE. ROOM III.

advance. Guaranteed apparel Una direct (mm highly rsled Pennaylvsma Msnu- nrht structural fabrication. Anchor bolts snd special bar rods; commotion Interviews Monday thru Frldsy 10 $54 WEEKLY AVERAQp Eight men whs tan work from Men, Unusual Opportunity FRKSA On Jan. 12, at 6 a. John, husband of Julia Oastgeb Erksa: father of Katherint Mlnella.

fscturer. Write for Interview. Write January 13, 1954, Albert husband of Elisabeth Henry Kelster; brother of Frank Kelster of Klngs-vtlle, Ohio. Friends may call at the Rodenlser Funeral Home, 150 So. a.

m. to 4 o. Saturday noon. No Between tht agea of 23-S1, who art 7:30 D. m.

Interment in cauiornia. 824, press. Helen Behllng, Martha Bittner, n. m. to P.

m. weekosvs ana hours Saturday. tlnuausl opportunTry Pa. prions rails Basic Enslneers, me. 1M4 Main Sharpsburg, Pa, DRAFT.SMEN-Deilrnert-Engtneers: Re- loosing for a position wun a luiu.

Apply In person between 11a m. and 1 p. Arthur Murray Studio. 627 SCHUMANN Suddenly, on Sunday. SALESMEN Due to a larte enenilon frlteratlon nevelopment: Instrumentation: Structural; Electronics: Ma- rhld.

ln.hltM.llir.1' Dlnl-a Negley East End. Services on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. wllh pstenled exclualve sppnsnca. Comm. and bonus.

Mechsnteal aptlttida helpful. Csr necessary. For Interview Fed beloved husband oi Loreita Wood Schumann of 83 Eleventh Smlthneld St. No experience necessary. We will train you In all phases.

Herbert, Edward and Lewis w. Erksa. Friends received at Geo. F. Hacklus Mortuary 300 East Main Carnegie, Pa.

Services Thursday at 2 p. m. Family requests visitations between 2-4, 7-10 p. m. proeram going into effect, the I System anil hire 4 men full time.

Salary. Applicant must be SO years of phone. Montrose 1-167 between 9 p. m. and p.

m. Eitlmatlng; PropoMls. Also excellent unadvertlard opportunities. Cosmopoll-tsn Placement. Investment Building.

Court 1-3807. KEL8ALL On Jan. 11. 1954. William T.

of 819 Franklin brother of Mrs. Ada Lamont. Friends received at the Beahm Funeral MEN Full, psrt-tlms. Service "Wat-kins sga no handicap: guar-sntee $8 per day. T044 Erankatowa Emerson 1-3680.

see or oner and have ear. For appointment write to District Msnsser, irankim Roosevelt Supreme Court packing plan was a chief factor that took him out of consideration. He was as assistant attorney general in 1938. Before the death of the late Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, Mr.

Warren, who had announced he would not be a candiate to succeed himself as California's governor, had been mentioned for a number of important Federal posts. It was almost a certainty he would be offered some office if he wished to pome to Washington. Others Considered The California, governor's name came into speculation for Chief Justice soon after Mr. Vinson's death. But the President's original thinking, it Is learned on good authority, was to elevate Mr.

Jackson to Chief Justice and name Governor, Warren to the Jackson seat Then Justice Jackson's stand on the bitterly disputed Roosevelt court reform plan came into question and though other reasons later might have entered this was enough to shift the thinking to the California governor. Some others were considered and for one reason or another passed over. Age was a factor in the cases of Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt of the New Jersey Supreme Court and Chief U. S.

Appeals Court Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina. Plenty of Ability Justice Jackson had come onto the court as a Democrat but his ability, shown in such offices as Attorney General and solicitor general and in his court opinions, was Impressive. Governor Warren never had judicial experience. Nonetheless, Mr.

Elsenhower turned to him because he was a man of legal competency and of recognized national integrity. Mr. Warren had served years as district attorney and state attorney general in California and was considered a man who had demonstrated an un-partisan approach and judicial temperament. Mr. Eisenhower believed sincerely "that Governor Warren would be a real credit to the court.

Administrative Ability There were other factors in his favor. He was 62 some years younger than most others considered. As governor he had dem MARTIN-PARRY CORPORATIOM 8., father of Jane; son of Mrs. Mary Schumann and the late Frederick brother of Mrs. Eleanor Gordon, Mrs.

Irena Morris and Mrs. Marie Riesmeyer. runerai services at the Chapel of Walter J. Sperling, 622 Lockhart on Thursday at Clifford R. Purks.

404 FallowAsld EWEN-On Monday, Jan. 11. 1954. Bruce L. JEwen of 1523 Buena Vista St.

husband of Mary father of Home, 1100 North Homewood Ave. Avenue, Chsrleml, Pa. MEN Full or pirt-llmeresmlngs from DRAFTSMEN: Junior, prefer small me-chanlcal eipcrlencs, I4A0O. Tool, desttn experience desired. (6000.

Electrical. Servlcea Thursday at a p. m. JH a day: eaten sneo trsae. nnapp Richard, Robert, Stanley.

Thomas, SALESMEN Food plan, and freezers; 15g, commission. Call Pslrfs- 1-7041, hoes. 401 Shady Ave. Call or write fxrerlenced, sslsry oppn, Archltectursl, Mr. Yscsup.

2 p. m. Brewery womers union Local 67. American Legion Post 453, Alberta and Mary; also nine grandchildren. Funeral services at the James Lowrle Memorial Home.

1407 KETTERER On Monday. Jan. 11, 1954, Frank Ketterer of 8unbury. Ohio, formerly of 858 Hlladd Coraopolls father of James P. Ketterer, Sunbury, Ohio.

Funeral from Mr. Ursneo. EN Contact Realsltk, for full or part-time work; $.1 hr. comm. Apply B.

u. wo. ui ana irienas invitea. SEA FOOD CHEF Chateau 8t. (at Pennsylvania some experience, 1:100.

Degree, trsln-Ing program. 14300. Product, smsll mechsnlcal deslm. experienced. $0000.

1 10,000. Exceptional unlisted openings. Employers Service, 967 Union Trust Building. ATlsntlc 1-9685. write lioscisrk Bldg.

tin i-ioao. I NEED AN ASSISTANT t'nder 80, with ear, for permanent d. lion with nationally known cast metal hsrdware ssles corpnrstlon. This p-tlon la permanent. Sales experience Mat saset, but will consider inexperienced man who Is willing worker.

Accepted sppllcant will work under dlrert suoerr vlalon of executive. Esrnlnrs whlls framing sround $100 weekly ccmmlulon rausi bonus. Phone Churchill 2-8416 front a. m. to 4 p.

for appointment. Top wsgea for tha right men. weln 6HF.GINA On Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1954, John, of 2910 Preble hushand of tha lata Katherlne; on Thursday at 2 p. m.

rrienai ana members of Legal 3. B. A O. Iron the Russell L. Troxeii runerai nome, R7 arh Av Coraooolts.

on Thurs stein's Restaurant, Murray Ave, workers, are Invttea MEN Pull or part time; earnings from $30 a day. fitsbllthed trade. Knapp shoes. 401 Shady Room 13. Mr.

Grafteo, JA. 1-7841. father nf Nicholas and Anne: also day at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.

Joseph's Church at DRAFTSMAN Man between 39-38; experienced tn 2 grandchildren; brother of Frank rALSClK-On Jan. 10, 1954, Andrew 8r. of 7641 Roalvn Swiss- 10 a. m. Interment Bt.

James SERVICE SALESMEN MEN Part-time, collect active ac-coiinra. no selllne. averaee $100 month. vale, beloved husband of Rosalie; tery, Bewlckley, Pa. tool and die design.

Coraopolla vicinity location. Write, ilvlni full dtlalli. fathAr Mra veres. antnonv. ana r'eter.

rrienas receiveu st uc Albert A. Novak Funersl Home, 3313 Brighton Rd. Solemn high mass at St. Nicholas Church, Friday at KOWAL8KI On Tuesday. January To write Service Customer's orders ss Ask for personnel Msnsger.

850 Press. Andrew Jr nf Kllwood Cltv. John. 601 Liberty Room 207. before 10.

after 4. MEN Earn $40 to $60 weekly. 1-vsnce comm. Evenings At Sat. Metal they smve.

opportunity for excellent earnings with our draw against com TRAVEL CALIFORNIA, DRUG Rales perion for Greater Pltts- East Lansing, Albert, etepn- 9 a. oursh Airport drus sinre: cood sslarv. mission progrsm. Font experience neip- en, Ernest, Mciteeaport; uennis, Timer and flenrce: 15 frandchll- iii.wTW aiirf.nlif nn Tllaadav young mra 21-24 interested hi traveling to Csllfomls snd return. pieasant worsing conaiuons, 4 a hour week.

Apply Mr. Kress. Centre I Drug Jan. 12, 1954, at his residence, 4802 iui. but not necessary, apply in person to Mr.

W. H. Ringlet. products. Csr.

Nest sppearenet. walnut 2-06S4. Call 6-6 p. m. Jren, 3 great-grandchildren.

Friends 12. Joseph. nusbana oi rauune Jozwlak; father of Joseph, Steve, Jennie, Jessie Edward and Mary. Frlenda are Invited to call at the family residence, 419 Noblestown East Carneglt. until Friday at 8:30 a.

m. Requiem high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church Mores, us Tmra New Ken iln ton, or pnone idiion 7-6891. rum rrans onuirj, band of Borgia Haskett Bhockley: father of Mrs. George Mock of Wellesley, Mass. Private services at STEEL CITY MOTORS Psh's I.a test Ford Dealer received at tne rerrone wauumj.

7455 Church Swlssvale. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's R. C. Church, McKeesport, on OFFICE MEN $2254325 DRY Cleaning Plant Man Experienced.

Good opportunity. References. Parker's SSSS Baum Blvd. KM. 2-4100 at 9 a.

m. ciesners, 04 rum New Hsve 8 ooenlnss avallsble In Downtown H. Samson's, OJi nevuie ot. iuai-land Civic Center), Thursday afternoon. Interment at Lewisvllle, Ind.

Thursday. Jan. ia, at a. m. terment St.

Agatha's Cemetery, Ell wnnrf rtlV VYienria Invited. Muit be neat ana asireisive, iniwi 578 sslary plus bonus; Immrdlete caih rawing account for expenses. New csr transportation lumlthed. See Mr. Hodge at the Fort Pitt Hotel.

Bring driver's license. REAL ISTATifSALESMEN Hsve opening for two experienced men. Good rommlaalon arrangements. Llstinra snd prospects coverings North Side snd North Boroughs. Csll Mr.

Albrecht. ALLEGHENY REAL EST, PA. 1-2109 KRt'PAR On Monday. Jan. 11, 1954.

Bteohen of 432 Gilmore ACCOUNTING SALES OPPORTUNITY Experienced accountant, familiar with modern procedures is required to sell proven reporting and recording methods, forms and supplies. Drawing account and comm. Make written applica tion In detail to BOX 535, PRESS. office for young men, 20-80; typing experlenca essentlsl; muit be high school raduate wllh sood office experience. ENGINEERS: (Mechanical! Malnte nance: Project; Equipment Rales: De' slm: General: Industry Trainees.

(Arrhl lea se omit nowers. lEIlwooq city papers piease cppt-i FRANKS Ob Monday Jan. 11. 1954, These am career Jobs with excellent SLIP COVER tecturall Deslin. (Chemlrsl) Prolect, D.UI1D OUUUCUlJ, nlng.

Jan. 12, 1954, Emma Sarah a i.u nf lh. lata Prank R. Trafford, husband of Louise and father of Stephen Emanuel and Alphonse. Friends received at the Daugherty Funeral Homo.

Trafford. Pa. Requiem high mass In St. Regis Catholic Church on Thursday at at 9 a. Bruno rranae in nis 79th year, foimerly of North Side, n-l i DIIII1U.

.11. Smith of 610 Filbert St: mother advancement opportunities. SOlh-H HILLS P.MPLOYMKNT AGENCY J. 9I W. Liberty Dortnonl VlPKN mon.

TILL 8 CUTTERS SEWERS nriniirr vi mm. nrf Tjintk Pranks arid half Brother. wnorstory; Design: Piping. (Civil) Structural. Field Contsct.

(Industrial) Shop Incentives: Methods. (Metsllur-rlcsll Laboratory; Instrument Ssles; Project. Electrical) Power Malnte-nsnce: Electronic Develonmenr: Inatru-inentatlnn. A so excellent unadvertised 9 a. m.

of Joseph Dpbert. Friends rex eivaa WANTED 2 MEN Who ar resdy for sn honest da'g nrl, mhn Will K. SStllOed WlfH LO. 1-7278 LOW PLACEMENT FEE of Stnel Elliaoetn onarp, uu Charles Harry John P. and Theodora R.

Smith. Friends received at H. Samson s. 837 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where LACKEY Of 243 Freeland on at the E.

B. Laughlln Funeral nome, 3310 W. Liberty Ave.r So. Hills. Muif fc fully 'prtned, STEADY Work, GOOD Salary "Our employees know of this ad" Write 581.

Press Tuesday, Jkn. 12, 1954, William .1 OFFICE MEN: Technical Writers; Business Machfng Operators! Analyst; Steel Sales Correspondents; Advertis whera services will ho held on TDurs opportunities. Conmopolltan Plscement, Investment Building. Court 1-3907. esminrs of $92 50 to stsrt.

Ase 21 to 55. Must hsve esr and be neat in so-naaranre. Education makes 00 OlrTfT- services will be neia rriaay auei and George W. Servlcea Friday at 8V, Jan. 14, st p.

noon at i cioca ENGINEERS: Chemlcsl Electrical Me- ing Men; Rookkeeplng Clerks: freight Solicitor; Insurance Trainees; Bank AIDING On Monday, Jan. 11, 2:30 p. m. at tne narry neaa-shaw Funeral Home. 1503 Browns ence.

We want men who have a bs'k- Ae a arlahhone. NO layoffs ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER chsnlcsl-Metsllurilrsl. excellent tralnln orn irama. 84 200-48000. Industrlsl.

de SMITH On Tuesday. Jan. 12, 1954, T.mni. heloved mother of Mra. 1954, at 10:15 p.

Henry Oaudlne of 63 Harwood hus ville Rd. at The Bouievarq. 38-38, college grsausrv, attvuinun, evnn nine. gree. msnufsclurlng methods, eiperl- Trslnees: Job Evslusflon Man: Personnel Msnager.

Excellent un id vert lied opportunities. Cosmopolltsn Plscement I Dorothy Harris. Friends received LENZ Of 1029 Connor Castle or slsck season. Phone Lehlsh 1-J or Cannnsburr 5IH-J2 for personal Interview. Call today.

r. SKILLED MECHANICS band of Rose B. Oaudlng; father of Harold C. Osudlng of 8t. Petersburg.

snd Shirley A. Oaudlng enced. $6600. Wsge Incentive. Degree, experienced, $7800 Chemical, plant design experience, $8400.

Welding, de- investment miming, court i-jvui 1st ClSIS MACHINtSTS. TOOL CRIND- at her late resiaence, i-voamun, 8t. Services will be held at the an, iiv, win. nantiat church Friday. p.

m. mmb STENOGRAPHER Sales of (let, art ability helpful. 250. OFFICE CLERK 21-25. good With figures, typing helpful.

1215. OFFICE SUPPLY SALES TRAINEE Shannon, on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1954, at 7:15 p. Frederick husband of the late Katherlne Kraus Lens, in his 68th yesr; father of Mrs. Lawrence J.

Bevtlacqua and William nr Rremwnnfl. nrorner oi wire. i.n ia at 1 m. Interment Mt. 4 itntg Se7.ci.wri Emma Stleglttj of Elwood, Dsn, $6800.

Superintendent, pisnt hlsh pressure pipe fabrication, experienced, Metallurglst.de-free, some experience preferred. $6000- Lebanon cemetery. PAINT SALESMAN INDUSTRIAL FINISHES also survived by lour granncnu-rirn end seven ereat-arandchlldren. 22-28, local, estSOIlsnea terniury, 1 .19 ERA AND DIE MAKERS Exceptlonel wsies. Hospitalisation and Inaursncs benefits.

Immedlat placement; steady work. ATLAI! EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1120 Estt Carson 2nd Floor South Side Open Dally till I Monday till LOW PLACEMENT FEE STEVENS On Monday, Jan. 11, 1954, at 11:15 a. Charles V. Oanh Wf hn.hanrf MEN Friends received at the parlors of IliWM IUIUIB.

a.i OFFICE BOY 17-21. high school $8400. Estlmstors. vsnea neins. gnuuu Employers Service, 087 Union Trust Building.

ATlsntlc 1-96S5. Wm. Bister snd Bona. Virginia Ave. Answer this ad tndsy stsrt to S.

granacnuaren survive. Friends received at the E. B. Laughlln Funeral Home, Castle Shannon, until Friday, Jan. 15, at 9 a.

m. Solemn requiem high mass at St. Ann's Church at 10 a. m. 0 1 1 1 a VI ua of JullA McDonough 8tevens- father (and Kearssrge Mt.

wasning- morrow. Must oe nonesi. qi i- ton, where services will be held Fri snd neat In appearance, car n.ipiuu day. Jsn. 15.

st 2 p. MANGINO On Monday, Carmine, Experience selling or applying produet nnlihes deslrahla but not necesssry. Establlihed Western Pennsylvania territory Including Pittsburgh. Salsry. commissi'-snd expenses.

Car fumiihed. Apply letter giving aga and experience. or Jonn, cnariea ana son of tha late Frank and Barbara Stevens; 7 grandchildren. Friends received at Wasacko Funeral Home, 14th and Sarah Btt. Funeral on GIOVANNELLI (CheechD On Mon Must be satiineo wun per week for th.

first weeks. Apply Mr. Bruc. 10 a. Federal North Side.

Ftlrfas 1-1100. dear beloved lather or Mrs. Anna graduate, recent veteran iiimiai, (180. Montgomery EMPLOYMENT BUREAU OPEN SATURDAY TILL 1 P. M.

S131 JENKINS ARCADE GRANT 1-9790 day, Jsn. U. Francesco, in nis enn Guerre, brother of Olonnela Ricci; ENGINEERS MECHANICAL fn.m.flv nf Nth MMvn Fa. Part-time ssles. Evenlnes MEN Friday.

January is, at a. m. ui.k nf at At John 8 Friends received at the Vincent M. 50 hour week. csr.

nunan also survived by 10 granacnuaren. Funeral from the Chapel of Herbert V. Sperling, 316 Pearl on Thurs- Lavelle Funersl Home, wasningion -4i92. Csll m. to 19 p.

m. asy at lu a. m. rrienas mv uea. lYoungstown, unio.

papera uir Till LOWE BROTHERS COMPANY Industrlsl Dlvlilon 424 Third Street Dayton, Ohio SALESMAN nr.H T.n 14 onstrated administrative ability, much to be desired in a Chief Justice. Also, there could be no Brimevme, unm rnoij. January 15 at 8:30 a. m. High mass of requiem at 6t.

Agatha's R. C. Church at 9 a. m. Friends Invited.

COpyi. J. r. VPIlipaw tff. iiaipa.

DESIGNERS CHECKERS ACCOUNTANT 1954, at 12:05 p. in Ladles of ONLY TOTH Suddenly, on 8unday, Jan. 10, 1954, Stephen, husband of Margaret Feklte Toth: father of Ann and Maraaret Louise: r.RODcrKf On Sunday. Jan. 10.

Art you now mployd. gaming J900U 15000 annuallyt A( 25-35. If vo. desire greater opportunity for a llfettma position, annual Incrsasea, aaiary ens, commission, csll taint of political payoff in nam 1954. Walter of 3716 Liberty widow of Samuel H.

Martin: mother of Samuel Martin; grandmother of Marmrv Duflee of California. Friends Staff level, astlit tressurer. broad background In government reports, contrsct renegotlstlons snd tsxes, public or Industrial experience. Ohio. RUSH! 1600 PATTERN MAKERS ing this liberal Republican, be beloved fether of Mrs.

Bessie Fellncisk, Mrs. Mary Ryms and Andrew; also 4 grandchildren. Fu Experienced on rolling mills and allied heavy machinery. Atlantic r-wnia ior received at the John Kekilty Funersl cause Mr. Warren had held out brother of Joseph Mrs.

Helen Meyers, Mrs. Teresa Peters, Mrs. Margaret Beam of Miss Irena Tnth Phlla Friends received at neral on inursaay at a. m. th Borek Funeral Home.

249 Main SALESPEOPLE 75 portrait emipon islespeople wsnted at once. Terr! fl proposition with future security, neat sppeerlng. Apply to person. 900 Pena resolutely for his own nomlna' tion at Chicago in 1952. Home, 605 Brusnton Ave.

services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Margaret McCracken Kerr Sisterhood No. 332. Dames of Malts, Oakmont; Valley Star Chapter 176, Good opportunity for seversi first-class woodmen; tn reply give sge and expert ence. Write to The Model Pattern Foundry 1930 Westwood Av DclHliLtlj Ohio.

PATTERN Makers Apply combustion Engineering, Inc. Monongahela, or LIKtN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE KEENAN 4S LIBERTY AVI-PHONE EX. 1-1886 Lawrencevllle. Requiem mass at UNITED ENGINEERING AND FOUNDRY CO. 948 Fort Duquesne Blvd.

the O'Toole and O'Connor Funeral Home, 5106 Second Haselwood. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen's 9 a. m. in HOiy ramuy innrcn rgn.

Aside from his advocacy of the GRl'SCH On Monday. Jan. 11 O. 8., and rrienas invitea cnurcn mursaay at a. 3 MEN WANItU court reform.

Mr. Jackson, in TAntr Deiovea nusoanri oi TITKFB -On Sundav. Jan. 10.1954 MCCARTHY Tuesdav, Jan. 12.

1954. John McCarthy. Servlcea at George (Formerly Duquesne Way.) phone Monongsneia on ru.n.T. rfrlvar'e license more recent years, has been in Must nest tn appesranc and hay ear. Eipertenc not necesssry.

Age It to 45. Opportunity of esmlng Haiel Ouinpert Gruach and brother of Eugene Qrusch. Friends are being received at Herman's Chapel, 702 ACCOUNlAWia: juniot, undergraduate. 13000. Bookkeeper, full charce.

small Industrlsl company. $3900. Degree, general experience, excellent future. 400. Cost, some experience preferred.

13600. Auditor, trsvel, 15400. Public, desree. F. smith's, 1200 reaerat rri' day at 2 p.

m. snd references, ron rui oarea. Glenn Alan, age 5 years, son of MSgt. Garner, OSMC, and Ruth Rlcharda Tucker; brother of Ralph and Bruce; grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

B. A. Richards, of 3847 Hia Forbes street, maiann. SUPERINTENDENT OF INSPECTION An excellent opportunity is offered by modern midwest steel works to a man with extensive bar ind sheet experience. Knowledge of all phases of Inspection required.

Salary Is open and will be commensurate with ability. Please furnish a complete resume of qualifications with reply, Including minimum aaiary requirement, WRITE D-581 PRESS the news chiefly as a prosecutor at the post-war Nuremberg trials MEEHAN On Tuesday. Jan. 12. East Ohio N.

8. Requiem' mass at St. Joseph's R. Church, Liverpool on Thursday, Jan. 14.

at 1954, Charles of 3438 Harrls- PRKS8ER Esperlenced woolens. Steaoy work, good wsges, Apply In person between snd 4. Andy's Cleaner. 9 aiata Wilmerdlng. 4125 a weea.

pna ii nmi lime snd Investigate this wonderful opportunity Call between 9 a. p-Jf hoon, 8941 Baum Ask for W. J. Resgsn or phon. for sppolntment: Allegheny 1-2779.

e.30 and again because of a feud watha St. Private funeral services were held at the Robt. O. Jones FIREMAN Llcenied: gsx-flred boilers; Institution. Residence available If desired; WTIteJLS4Jj East End ess.

HAIR Cutter snd Stylist For beeuty salon; high sslsry plus commission; full, pert time. McKeesport 3-5547. senior experience, sslsry open. Banner, degree, trslnlng progrsm. $4000.

Records, administrator, supervise extensive filing system. $6600. Employers Service, 967 Union Trust Building. 9 a. m.

rrienas invuea. burg Bheraden. husband of Josephine Marsula Meehan: father of Mra. Msnaret Averi. Mrs.

Marie with Supreme Court Justice r.I'SH At the Veterans Hospital, Funeral Home, 3527 California Asplnwsll, en Tuesday morning, Jan N. 8.. on wcq, Jan. u. to.

m. SO aw 9' w- ATlsntlc 1-9685 I'RBANIAK On Tuesday. January srrntipiTANTs Public and Induitry uary 12, 1954, Jonn A. uusn. nus hand nf Roberta Keller, of Bakers- PIAL valuea In real "tat.

tlwd In Th Press Clsaincd Columns PRINTINO Sslesmsn With rience. Sslsry and cimmlsilon liberty Prlntlne and Llthpsraphlng Co, INDUSTRIAL SALES TRAINEE $338-375 plus csr snd expenses. Collere Molt 6 melpyfoii 12, Thomas, of 3031 Brereton meri hnihand of Ames Lukowski: grad, under 30, some travel, must Clcco of Oreensburg; William C. Mesdvllle, and Mrs. Anna Blpe; brother of Ida Meehan, Mrs.

Stella Llppert, Mrs. Henrietta Rowan; Mrs. Edna Saboslay. Duquesne: T. V.

Meehan and Eleanor Meehan. Tha family will receive frlenda at Con-roy Funeral Home 3944 Chartlers Bheraden, from 2-4 and trainees: cdrtitnietlon: bsnk trslnees: machine bookkeepers; travelling auditors; credit men; accounting clerks; bookkeepers. Cosmopolltsn PlscemenL Investment tie too men. FUSHI RALES ENGINEER 8001CntrtMl TRAINEE $400-500 pius expenses; father of Jack; also survived by 4 slstera, 3 brothers. 1 grsndchlld.

Funeral from the Frank Harenskl COUPLE RECENT VETERANS town; father of Jackie and Marilyn Gush; son of Mrs. Mary Oush of Erie: brother of Paul Oush and Mrs. Florence Perkins. Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home, Mars, where services will be held on Friday afternoon at Building. Court I-39Q7 ADIUSTERS Chapel.

3201 Uooson on rriaay, January IS. at 8 a. m. Requiem Hugo Black. Impressed Senators It was from Nuremberg, In an unprecedented attack on a court colleague, that Justice Jackson asserted Mr.

Black participated in decisions affecting a former law partner and that such a practice continued would bring into disrepute the nation's highest C. E. or E. 26-35. local.

RUSHI PHARMACEUTICAL SALESMAN $325 plus car and expenses; local; experienced. SALESMAN 41828 year plus csr snd expenses: age 25-35: must hsve mlnimm one year aalea to super markets, RUSHI 1-tU p. m. runerai oaturuay is i- Tn.m.,l.u nf FHi.h m.aa nf renuiem at Holv In the Immaculate Heart ol o'clock. HnS aver 40- (no children); whit, to IM iSw- home: wile housework: husband esn work elsewher.

snd during oil hours help odd lobs. Couple will have private living room, bedroom and bath. Good salary Muea hsve car. PhonColonuil i-J fTuBTHotel. Reitsursnt, mestlc help.

If you ar an ei-servlcemsn. and have hs military nperlenc that you would hke to put to civlllsn see us. Many clerical industrlsl snd specialised fields. LEXrNInVj TRADES, INVESTIGATIVE. rlJRICAL OFFICE WORKERS.

UN-UD LABORERS! Ths esl.rle. ar. good and th. opportunities xc.llt. Sk 1 I Ik I A I Innocents Church at to a.

m. Mary Church at 9 a. m. Interment In St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Mlllvale.

AO-It QitrilUnlv nn MnnriaV. Jan. Pa. I 11 1954 Howard's of 820 Kenne- Ml'RGIE (Imbargia) At Warrem bee Oreenfleld. beloved husband Ohio on 8undsy.

Jan. 10. 1954. Men with csrs. age 22-30.

to do credit adjustment work. Good starting salsrles. Promotions! opportunity. This company has openings In Downtown, South Side and last liberty. SOUTH HILLS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 2991 W.

Liberty Dormont 2nd Floor. Open Monday till LO. 1-7278 LOW PLACEMENT FEE usTlarrOn Tuesday. Jan. 12.

Ande Minnie, mother of Mra. Minnie Bel rson loi aatner wiison ana oromrr oi n. I May Elvldge, Mra. Ethel Motteram, lows. Mra.

Charles Imburgla, Charles. 1954. Cella. of Campbell. Wife of Charles Wallace; daughter of Eltiabeth Mains; mother of Martha Hockenberrv.

Friends received at Kimkle PRESSER Experienced silks and wools. Csll Hstel I-189d; rsAi iuinau EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Michael and Benjamin, ot warren, Ohio: James, of Joseph IMPLOYMKNT ARPNCT Plttsbursh's Hesdqusrters For Salesmen 438 Dlsmond St. AT. 1-S454 and Thomas, of Pittsburgh, ana i nomas, oi ninnuiin, 402 M.gw Bldg witin Whin.ral Home North Bes-! Xe'hrvKr-mb? held Mrs Rutn Marsnau. mra.

Deny George, Robert, Paul and Clarence Hawk. Friends received at the Kanal Funeral Home. 500 Greenfield Ave. Notice of time of funeral later. WOOL Bootter Evening work.

Aooly Lloyds Dry Cleaners. 4918 sweonaj Haielwood. Jackson 1-HH- AIR CONDITIONING Industrial Enaineer UJW PWCEMENTTKE m.trtm S.nach,ldr, en Saturday. Jan. 16, Inter.

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR and one greai-gTeat-granacniia. HF.ILIM.4N On Monday, Jan. 11. Mifa 6 Fcmr Hf WoRltd Malt Fwot Htlp WoiiJ Frlenda received at tne mcavov ROim Bslesmsn Living in a Creek East McKeesport vicinity, SJJ-ln and commission; esr furnished. APP'Th.

Great AmerU-u, Tja Co. court. Mr. Jackson was regarded as one of the ablest proponents of Mr. Roosevelt's 1937 plan, and he impressed senators with the brilliance of his testimony in Capitol Hill appearances even when he was under sharp attack.

q. Alois husband of Theresa 1 n. nnn wnrhaa Rt Helllmsn, Thorn Run Cora- Funrai on Thursday morning at 9 This Is a nnn-meehentca! position In our alr-condltloning department which needs someone experienced In lob scheduling, follow-up snd purchsslng of sir-condltlonlns, commerclsl. Industrlsl snd Approxlmstely SO: HTM framed Peel opportunity for smbltlous msa to become stsoclsted with expanding ot-gsnlrstlon to develop for mansgement position. Long term proposition No floaters wsnted.

Olvg complete written resume of experience, sslsry exnected, sod sny other pertinent quallfl-cations. No phone cslls. Steel City WEBBER On Tuesday. Jan. 12.

1954, at 1:50 p. John beloved husband of Mollis Allen Webber in big 87th year. Friends received at Ms lata residence. 1943 Dartmora St. Overbrook, where services will held on Friday.

o'clock. Reoulem high mass at St. 843U retm eivaai. mTES Englneer-F-, Ulon. opolis.

father of Frank Heill-man. Idwsrd Heillman. Mrg Hannah Koepfinger. Mrg. Emma Oolasi and Theresa Babik; also 14 grand "ST Uhlled in SPPI "'on of Sal staSon air w'n psratus and stesm snd hot watei heat silled mechenlosl Items.

Age so-au. Pleaee apply by letter to Mr. J. F. Sasser, giving age, experience and required sslary.

or telephone fog an ap Peter the Apostle Church, Fernando at 9:30, MIRBAY On Monday, Jan. 11, 1954. Oeorge age 84. beloved husband of Mary E. Davleg of 822 Shadycreat Road, (formerly of Crang children.

Funeral Trom tne nus- Jsn. 15. at 2 p. m. sell L.

Troxell Funeral Horn. 8bi Fifth Coraonolls. on Frldsy Eiectnc nttihurgh 33, ra. INsTm ANCB asinmen If you are qualified to tell tormotrh A and ng squlpment. cnoic.

WFIR Suddenly. Sunday, Jan. 10, 105.4 Rm V.rnast. see 75. husband pointment.

Only experienced persons can he considered for this position. at 8 30 a. m. Requiem high masa Ave. Beech vlewl: father of Mrs.

nf tha lata Maggie Rhula Weir of at St. Joseph's Church at 9 m. LIMBACH COMPANY hospttalitstlon, we would tike tn offer you the money you dewtre. plenty of lesds, a permsnent position, freedom Paulina KUngensmith. Mrs.

Bessie 2924 Banksvllle father of War r.uii iinaiiBiti Station, rgn. nm 7 HELLICO On Jan. 10. 1954. josepn, Norman W.

Orey. 521 Pressley St. AL. 1-SA0O ren Clarerca Leonard sa- SALES-SERVICE MAN iiv st.im roMMift- or action and renewal commissions ward Ralnh and Mrs. Lois Mo- husband of Helen Lasie: brother 0ijOw)rf, tni tn, lata Walter ASSISTANT MANAGERS The golden ootwrtunltv of a lifetime Mra ftun Ivanuslr Mrs.

Mary Cue: also eight grandchildren; brother tn Pittsburgh snd Western Pa. csn be SlON. SoSuiu AND OTHER BENE- Ostell, Louis. John and Frank Hel- Large motion picture company has of Myrtle weir, Bpoaane. wasn.

yours Csll or write Bob Wile. Grsnt Friends raee'ved at the Beinnauer Mortuar. 2630 Liberty i-i)3 Njtionsl casualty 211 Murray: btother of Mrg. Polly 8mllev, William and Fred Murray; also in grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary 2630 West Liberty Ave Servlcea on Thursday at Frlenda Invited.

Inter seversi permsnent openings tor assistant thester msnsgers. These men must be 1 vesra of ate, with llco: step-orotner 01 dames van-cay. Friends received at 45 Cherry Etna. Pa Requiem high mass at St. Msrv'g Church.

Sharpsburg. M.nVween ages of 1 9-40 with modd car. to trsvel portion of Trl-8ts area, servicing and wiling vMuum Bcrger niog. where services will be held on Thursdsy at 2 p. Interment JeOerson INSURANT Underwriter Casualty.

Ilsbltv firm. Mutt be experienced. on Thursdsy at 9 Memorial temetery Mr. Moron. Grsnt 1-0400.

Mondsy HESS On Tuesday. Jan. 12, at ment In Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. a high school educstlon.

An excellent opportunity to become theater managers Is assured thoee men who are ambitious snd willing to work hsrd lor advancement. Apply mornings only, Em -ployment Office, 2217 Clerk Bldg. tnrougn rrmsy. p. Rohema E.

JlVTi PELZEL On Monday evening, Jsn. INVESTICATORS "wr'trsln'csn "at or nhone Atlantic l-05 to arrsnte tor Interview. SALES ENGINEER Local office snd plant of national uiL" the services of sn experienced sMi-s en-gineer for skeel and aluminum f.i roof deck and vVF.RSINQ John Kllllan, on Tuesday. Jan. 12.

beloved husband of Margaret 8 Reott Werslng of 419 MaeFerlant Penn father of Paul Martin Ma). Richard Hs openlnis for young men, 21-J0, to do credit Investigative work, Men tn ocrin. 11, 1954, Ida Louis Pelsel, widow H. Hess; mo her of Mrg. Marie of 4 4 i.tmeM Roblson he Bt: mother of Harry.

Carl. Prank, 'ill 'JSUlaS a arandch Mren Madlng. Ida Harper; sister of iVr.li -dchlldn Friend" Anna Bauer: grandchildren and SALESPEOPLE 18 to 45 Years EXPERIENCED IN READY-TO-WEAR MEN'S CLOTHING SHOES WE ALSO NEED: COMPTOMETER OPERATORS BILL ADJUSTERS BOOKKEEPERS ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS DRAPERY HANGERS SLIPCOVER CUTTERS EXPERIENCED DRAPERY SALESPEOPLE EXPERIENCED MILLINER CARPET LAYER SEWER CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT FOR QUALIFIED PERSONS must hsve sn sutom oblle. These sr csreer Jobs with future with Down Chaplain of u. Army.

Mra. Marlon I. LaPlace. Mrs, Helen A. Kaufman and Margaret O.

Werslng; hrnth.r of Mrs Frances Brurker expenses ana an u- evpenies an town nrm. Excellent salary with gooo products: sslary. estlng future Write 5S8. preia promotional opportunities. NATIONAL PM PLOYMENT AfJFNCY rerelved at the narlora or 230 West liberty Ave Services on land Joaeph Werslng: also 11 grand- Wm.

Bister and Song. Virginia Ave. SALESMAN 402 Msree Bldg 334 Fourth Av. rriaay aiterroon at ocioca. cnuaren ana greai-grannrnuui--ii.

(and Kesrsarge Bt Hi wasnina-ton. where seryleea will be held Frienaa may can at tne e.nee OPTN MONDAY TILL LOW PI CEMENT FEE mortal Horn. Center at South. WU- Friday, Jsn. 18.

at 3 p. Electrical appliance. Must Bavt e. canvassing. Usds furnished.

Salary andor commission. Mid vacation snd llf Insurance. Apply 30 Grant JANITOR Married. Between 2 and klnsburg Wotlc of time later. HFKSinN Monday.

Jan. 11. 1954. 49 yesrs. For work In ant.

bulldlnss. HEELER On Monday, Jan. It Man Noons wlfa of Thomsg Hs- Must be sober, reliable, peasant and willing to live on prem ises. Sslsry St Mr. Feu PERRA9 On Tuesday.

Jan. 12. 1954. Irene, beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Kermee of Crafton, Constants nf Y.

and John Perras of South Carolina. Frlenda may call at the homa of Ferjuaon-Wood Forbea Bt. (at McKee Place). Oak-lend. Funeral Friday afternoon at 1:15.

Servlcea tn St. Nicholas Oreen Orthodog Church at 3 o'clock. slon; aunt of Mra. Mary Ellen Reg- White House Guest Loses Petticoat WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (UP) Mrs.

Samuel W. Ander-. son, wife of the assistant secretary of commerce, lost her petticoat at a White House reception last night She and her husband were among the 963 guests at President and Mrs. Eisenhower's reception for Government officials when it happened. Mrs.

Anderson was chatting with Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller In the Jammed state dining room when someone stepped on the hem of her skirt. As she moved away, she felt the petticoat give way. "I couldn't crawl under a table and there was no Mrs. Anderson laughed, There was only one thing to do-so I did it-She twisted and the petticoat dropped to the floor.

She casually the flounce of white nylon over her arm. Only a few guests noticed. 4175 month. Bins 1 -bedroom sot, iKtjjp'M A Industrial snd construction line. 825 per month expenses, ear on and Pstrlc Mee.

rrienas re age, experience, references. Writ io. Ann ane narreti wnrrici, formerly of iO Istella wife of th lat Vincent B. Wheeler; sister of Mary C. Barrett.

Frlenda received at th Joseph Colligan Funeral Home, 601 Warrington Av. Funeral ceived st the Albert F. Johns Funeral Home. Bennett Bt. at Lang required.

oar, rress. 34. press. Ave. Funeral Friday morning at I o'clock with golemn requiem high mass st Holy Rosary Church at on Thursday.

Jan. i. at a. m. Hieh mass nf reoulem at Bt.

clocg. Oebrge'i Church at 9 a. m. Friends PFRCATOBk On Tuesday, Jan. 12.

1954. Irlandlna DlPedova Pesratore of 30S Cllmai wif of Vincent Pesratore: sister of Mrs. Teoplsda Marlanl, Mrs. Ercohn Perella and Anainimn niPadnva Friends re AUTO-SALESMEN New Carl Trucki Utd Cars Don Allen Chevrolet Company now accepting sppllcsMone for additions! qualified salesmen. Your chsnce to loin Pittsburgh's largest Chevrolet deeler.

Opportunity unlimited! Advancement for those who qualify. Ixtra armuses snd Incentive for high volume producers. Also, many attractive company benefits. Compensation discussed at time of Interview. last yesr Don Allen sold ll.SAt units.

For 1954 Don Allen's gost ts 25.000 units. Our sale or-gsnlisllnn Is limited. Don miss out! This offer sublect to withdraws! us soon ss our new manpower requirements ar completed. Apply In person. Interview from 10 A.

M. thro ugh 4 P. M. Se our R. H.

ronover, W. 1. Fray or J. Irwin. Wa gr never satisfied wtlh leal Uiaa th kesu DON ALLEN CHEVROLET CO.

5315 bum Blvd. HFTI On Mondav. Jan. 11. 1154.

invitea Dolores Charlton Heyl of 104 Solar 1EKEL Cm Tuesdsy, Jsn. 12, 1954, st 7:40 a. Mary Kllngler Yekel. beloved wlfa of m. r.

neyi; mother of Janet and Jack Heyl: ceived at th Joseph Colligan Fu daughter of John and Frieda Hegle rh.ritnn Vnnaral from the home neral Home. 608 Warrington Ave. widow of John Yekel, age 77 years of 3111 MrRoberts Rd: mother of Marl Krah and Paul Yekel; also 3 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren and 2 slstera. Friends may cell at Funeral on Baiurday, Jan. IS at lam Solemn htah tnsss of re APPLY quiem at Bt.

Georses Church at Old EstobHsfied Mid-Eastern Manufacturing Firm Has Opening for GENERAL WORKS SUPERINTENDENT 600 employee: Stee! Plata and Heavy Machln OperttloM, Iron Foundry duties to Includ supervision of: ManulseTurlnq Oparfion, Maintenance) of Plant Ainci Equipmanf, Scheduling of prod'jetion, Employ wlationiHip. Salary eommenaurat with (gperleno and ability. Replies which will bt treated confidentially, should bt tent to E-582 PRESS 9 a. m. Friends Invited.

the William Hlrt runerai Home. 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice Bt PR7VWiTnwsnl (Osimek) Bud GIMBELS Services Priasy at 2 p. m. denly on Mondav.

Jan. 11. Jsmes of 1107 Rlvervlew Blawnox, fCliriKA Mftnrf.v Jan 11 11th Floor of Schellheas and Son. 707 East ft 8 on Thursday at 2 o. tn Friends Invited HILL On Tuesday, Jan.

12. 1954. at his boms, 214 Newburn Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Jesse Edmund Hill, beloved husbsnd cf Marie C. Breitwieaer Hill; father of Jess 1.

of Arlington, N. brother of Clarence I. Hill of Cheswick. also survived by I grandchildren. Friends received at the Belnhauer Mortuary.

2S30 West Liberty Ava. Servlcea on Frldsy st 10:30 a. Interment at Hlghwood Cemetery. Th famUj requeue that nowera omlttad. beloved son of Mra.

Henry j. Oalmek. Funeral from the B. I. HasensM Funeral Home.

216 Forty- 1954. Joseph husbana of Bane Mack Zellesko of 3742 Wlndgap father ef ledward, Oiga and Mrg. Elma Krasnirk; also four rrandrhlidren. Friends received at Employment Office MONDAY 12 to 4:30 WEEKDAYS 10 to 4:30 fourth on Thursday. Jap.

14. at a. tn. Requiem mass in Bt. Biame- laus Church at 9 m.

McDermott Bros. 122S Chartlers McKse Rocks. Solemn requiem mass at Bt. Mary's Church 00 PI PICK Tuesdav, Jan 12. 1954, Anna, beloved wlf nf Walter.

5210 Thursday. Jan. 14. at I a. sa.

Keyatoo Bl.i mother ol Mis. Bar- tWaia BSrJ. -n'lM aa It fca -W i a Ml SS, St 4.