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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1947 '1' Mpr IIbI- mm W.efH far' moke Control I City Schools Given Symphonic Library iill Almost flakes Grade Only Two Steps Await Act After Senate Moves To Scuttle Are Blocked From Poit-GaJtett Bureau Harrisburg, April 29 Every-dy hold their breath two more ps. and smoke control will ike it. The Senate this afternoon on ee voice votes beat down efforts Senator W. J. Lane, of Wash-fton county, first, to recommit Barrett-Fleming bill; second, ruin it completely with an 3 1 Fie rer hi Ms it 1 a OBJ lendment, and third, to amend to prevent enforcement before ly, 1949.

Pass inally Today Ct is scheduled to be given final 3sage tomorrow, dospite the fact it Lane has indicated he will tke another effort at scuttling; after that it will go back to House for concurrence in a tving clause" written into the asure in the Senate. Representatives Fernand A. omassy and John Mazza, also Washington county, already ve said they will not oppose lcurrence in the "saving clause." was Thomassy and Mazza who iched off the whole smoke con-1 difficulty by amending it in i House to make the date on ltro! indefinite. The ruinous amendment which Lane offered, along with lators Burton E. Tarr, Fayette, John J.

Haluska, Cambria, aimm iky1' Algo Alsop. Fifth Avenue High, views gift the mayor accepts from J. G. Ungef, right. uld have changed the measure read that no fuel produced in nnsylvania could be barred from Divorce Proceedings I In the county.

pe Done Best, Lane Says MILLIGAN, Ruth from Thomas L. City Accepts Recordings Pupils Will Hear New York Philharmonic EALCY, Katherine L. from George W. COLBERT, Mary A. from William R.

PROUDFOOT, Mary J. from John H. BONO, Daisy from Terenzlo. Vftfr debate was completed, and ne had lost, he said: 'I want the people to know I ve done my best in this matter. Divorce actions were brought in court yesterday as follows: MESSINA, Charlotte against Michael.

MARCUS, Elizabeth S. against Harold G. PANNELL, Kenneth S. against Beatrice P. STEWART.

Olive M. against Philip. OLAPPERTON, Louise C. against David C. DONOVAN, Evelyn against Robert.

fUJIMERS, Grace against Joseph J. SMITH. Howard L. against Martha. KRONKET, Georgia P.

against Bernard F. SCHOENEMAN, Raymond J. against BUNCHJER. Madeline E. from Howard D.

i that tomorrow is another The "saving clause" which the late mines and mining commit- ii3iiNLii.irM, Doris from John. LEUDA, Agnes from Chester P. FARKAS, Kate S. from Sidney L. NEARY, Cleo E.

from Howard S. ANDERSON. Alice C. from Lee A. BRA NGWYNNE, Virginia from Albert.

SPIRE, Tamar A. from Anthonv .1 wrote into the measure is de-ned to prevent the whole smoke Dorothy M. SPELLMAN, Virgie M. against Carl E. ORLJC.

Ben against Lola B. Grace against William. SCHULTZ, Arthony V. against Kathryn E. PISKEY.

Agnes against Joseph. itrol act from being declared constitutional in the event the rmassy-Mazza amendment MACKOWSKI, Dorothy from William P. LIPIALLI. Stephen from Florence TRaUTMan. Harry B.

from Stella BROWN. Loyal F. from Catherine E. JANKOWSKI, Margaret from Walter. CHECQUE, George J.

from Charlotte BOORD. Dorothy M. from Robert E. ho, of pr sh pa an sut wo pa foi hoi cor vot bai boi ov qui ter me wo pai noi -a. coi et ir A complete library of all available recordings made by the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra was presented yesterday by the United States Rubber Company, sponsor of its radio concerts, to the City of Pittsburgh for use in the schools.

The gift, consisting of 38 albums of records, was in connection with the forthcoming visit of the orchestra to Pittsburgh, uld be found unconstitutional CONRAD, Walter from GeraidiDe MORRIS where it will give a concert Sun day. May 11. eshman Here Wins niional Vocal Contest Russell Murray, 125 Twentieth anue. Home stead, Duquesne iversity freshman, is the na-nal winner of a male vocalist itest sponsored by the Apple 3som Festival at Wenatchee, ish. roday he will fly to the west st on a three-day all-expense The purpose of the gift is to FOR MOTHER.

a gift can nardly encompass all your love and devotion. But a box of Norris Candies can kelp. You see, Norris Exquisite Candies axe more tk an just a gift. Tkey're a fitting compliment to tke good taste of tke finest person on eartk. foster a wider apreciation of good music which has been so vastly a.

COOPER. Dorothy V. from Lincoln P. CASSIDY. Myrtle G.

from Roy E. KORCINSKY. Jacquelyn from Michael J. MOORE, William H. from Beatrice E.

GRETZ. Charles E. from Mary. ABBOTT, John from Bettv C. KACIN.

Mary E. from Stephen H. SCHMITT. Matilda M. from Adolph H.

CRAFT, Olive E. from Samuel J. P. CUMM1NGS, Ruth M. from Robert S.

PLOOF. Alice A. from Charles A. FETZER, Alice from Clair. DUDLEY, Thomas F.

from Lillian E. 50 Churches Join In Mission Parlev Representatives of approximately 50 churches in the Pittsburgh district gathered at the First stimulated by the Sunday after I SITE CAN DIES noon Philharmonic broadcasts, ac cording to J. G. Unger, United States Rubber Company repre p. Featured at the festival will his rendition of the festival me song, "I'll Be With You in pie Blossom Time." SCHAEFFER.

Rita against Chester L. BATCHA, Catherine against Nicholas. SANDOVAL, Theresa K. against Paul. ROSS, Gourlette against Wilbur.

A N'DREADAKIS. Lillian against Anionics. GREY, Emma M. against John. I PER.

Eleanor M. agalnat William H. Jr. KOLB. Jennie C.

against Paul W. cGORY. Louise M. against Laurence W. VAN.

Margaret E. against Adam J. BROADRIGHT. Lenora C. against Fred.

RICHBOLTRG, William H. against Genevieve. Divorces granted: COLEMAN, Edith A. from Frank T. GAMBLE, Mary E.

from John H. COiPE, Melva from Maynard B. Virginia R. from Thomaa R. VILAGE, Alva from Frank.

LaUGHNER. Arlene from William H. A NGELETTI, Jack, from Katherine. GORZEJEWSKI, Sophie from Andrew. BARNHART, Rose from Robert I OLITZKY.

Jeanne from Samuel. WARD, Iola V. from Thomas J. LKMM. James R.

from Edith R. MASON. Andrew from Mary Alice. LAURNINO, Mary C. from Vincenzo.

SCHWARTZ, Josephine W. from Isadore. WOODMAN, Gertrude M. from Richard. OKLUK.

Jane L. from A. J. PISTORIA. Julius C.

from Rose Marie. ADAMS. Harold W. from Margaret L. CANNON, Mary Ann from Joseph Jr.

EH LAND. Raymond S. from Loretta R. HOLLIDAY. Betty from Clifton.

WELSH. Doris Jean from Maurice L. James from Catherine R. LANGSDORF, Delia W. from Zinnie W.

MacNEILL, Grace R. from William W. HARTLEY, Flora T. from Harold W. PARKER.

William H. from Audrey H. SILLIVAN. Alberta W. from Edward L.

DANIELSON, Verna from Ralph T. sentative here, who presented the records to Mayor David L. Lawrence. The records range from works by the early masters to leading modern composers. Pittsburgh is one of 24 cities the orchestra will visit on the first tour it has undertaken since 1939.

Fie 76 to Honor igh Eagles Official Christian Church, Northside, yes lid nr vr )a? ns Hdl DU! IC 3a terday for the opening of the third annual missionary conference of Christian Churches. Among the speakers were Virgil E. Havens of Indianapolis, Ind former missionary for nine years in the Belgian Congo, Africa, and special class initiation will be by Aerie No. 76, Fraternal ier of Eagles, in honor of Vice jsident Joseph Gillespie tonight 8 o'clock in the clubhouse, 431 ird avenue. An address by nes Bryan, president of Bremerton, Aerie, will followed by refreshments and Rotarian to Speak Lyle Geiger, past president of the Braddock Rotary Club, will speak on th subject, Republic," at a meeting of the Brook-line Kiwanis Club today at 6:15 p.

m. in St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Brookline boulevard. J.

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