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PITTS HIJRC II POST-GAZETTE? TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1962- Death Notices Death Notices tejo' Notices legal Neticei TODAY'S DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS NOTICE New Deadline Time Changes For All Classified REAL ESTATE ADVERTISERS Classifications 33 thru 44 Till Pittsburgh Press Classified Real Estate Display Order i Copy THUR. 6 P. M. Classified Real Estate Set Solid Order Copy FRI. I P.

M. Japanese Bond Offers Loom Here TOKYO, July 2 AP) Offering of convertible debentures in the United States by Japan's top machinery maker, Shin Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, heralds similar ventures by other leading Japanese firms, observers here believe. Will Help Balance They noted the $10 million Shin Mitsubishi is to receive will be a shot in the arm for Japan's dwindling international balance of payments. Shin Mitsubishi is to receive the money in September from managing underwriters, First Boston Corporation and Japan's Monura Securities Ltd. Other big Japanese industrial firms are known to have under preparation the floating of similar convertible debentures.

These, observers said, include Yawata Steel, Fuji Steel and Sumitomo Chemicals. Experts here said Shin Mitsubishi's debenture offer, registered with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission Friday, and those by others expected in the near future, come at a good time. They expressed belief American stock investors, pressed by Wall Street's continued weakness, are turning their eyes toward debentures that guarantee them fixed interest Provide for Conversion Shin Mitsubishi's n-tures entitle their subscribers to convert them into the company's stocks in the form of American Depositary Receipts.

The interest rate is to be decided shortly, but the leading newspaper Yomiuri said it is expected to be around per cent a year. Another advantage of the system is that the debentures or stocks converted from the debentures are free to change hands, while foreigners directly investing in Japanese stock markets are banned from remitting their principal abroad until after two years of stock purchase. Market Action In Commodities By trie Associated Press Commodities futures prices were mixed Monday on New York exchanges, grains were lower on the Chicago Board of Trade. Hides advanced .20 to .22 cents a pound, rubber .15, copper. .04 to .08 and world sugar .06 to .08.

Cocoa declined .07 to .11 cents a pound, coffee .03 to .05, domestic sugar .02 and zinc .01. Wheat was to 1 cent a bushel higher. Corn was to 1 lower, oats '4 to 1U lower and rye Vi to 1 'A lower. Soybeans were mixed. wood Fla and James iioni-gomerv of Fenn Hills, also tour brothers and one slMer ol S(ol-laud.

also heven gi andi hildren. 10 great-grand hildren. riends rerelved al M. VAN HORN'S. Irvine St.

(at MonongnhcU Ave. Swi.ssvale, after 2 p. in. Tuesday. Services Thur.suav at 11 a.

(Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p. i Nimmo Of 2563 Saw Mill Run Overbrook, on Sunday, July 1, 1962. Mary, beloved wile of James Nmimo; mother of Mr.s. Mary i Mamie Dumont; also two grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Friends received at the E.

B. LAUOHLIN FUNERAL HOME. Caslle Shannon, where services will be held on Thursday. July 5. at 1 p.

m. Violations 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Peternwn Julv 1. 1962.

Laura of 2508 Oakwood Glenshaw. wife of William mother of James (Doni and Glenn W. Peterman: also two grandchildren. Friends received at the ROBERT H. NEEI.Y FUNERAL HOME.

2208 Mt. Roval Blvd Glenshaw. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Grace Methodist Church, Sharps-burg.

Polce June 30, 1962. Virginia (CIccone) of 705 Fifth Coraopolis. wife of Frank: sister of Mrs. Ida Colan. Mrs.

Mary Spaconl, Mrs. Adeline Polce, James and Louis CIccone, all of Coraopolis Friends received at the ANTHONY SAN VITO FUNERAL HOME. 1316 Fourth Coraopolis. until Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.

Solemn high mass In St. Joseph's Church at 10 a. m. Potlas 8ymon. on 6unday.

July I. 1962, of 10 Willow Universal. husband of Mary Savlnda; father of Helen Price. Anne O'Blork, Dorothy Whltehurst. Laura Cin-dric, Mary Lou, Daniel and James Potlas: also survived by 10 grandchildren.

Friends re rived at the PAUL R. ELK IV FUNERAL HOME, 2300 Leechburg Penn Hills, where services ill be held Wednesday at 10 a. m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery. Plllit July 1.

1962. Charles of 822 Phillips N. Braddock. husband of the late Helen Bombik; father of Edward. Richard.

Robert and Charles Pulit: brother of Mrs Tekla, Kogut and John Pulit: also four grandchildren. Frienas received at the A. G. 1.ESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell and Jones N. Braddock.

Requiem high mass in Sacred Heart of Jesus R. C. Church Thursday, July 5, at 10 a. m. Reed On Sunday.

July 1, 19b2. at the Methodist Home, Mt. Lebanon. Margaretha Reed. Friends received at H.

SAMSON 637 Neville. St (Oakland Civic Cen-tet Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Richards On Sundav.

July 1, 1962. Hannah beloved wile of John T. Richards of 3531 Fleming Ave N. mother of Mrs. Marv E.

Kendall and John T. Richards also survived by seven grandchildren: sister of Mrs. Deborah McMonigle. Mrs. Gertrude Nichols, Mrs.

Sarah Somerville. and Thomas E. Williams. Friends rerelved at the CHARLES M. DAUGHEKTY MORTUARY, 3701 California Ave.

at Termon N. from the hours of 2-4, 7-10 o'clock. Services Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Roche On RnnHav 1 TOiiO Kellv. wile oi Thomas, mother of Thnmin l' Lawrence Mrs.

Mary Ellen roiev ana Mrs. Ann Page: sister of Thomas Kellv, Mrs. Ann Ho-wan, Mrs. Marv Downey, Mrs. Bridget Fltzpatrlck.

Mrs. Nora McMahon. Mrs. Winifred Higgins Mrs. Catherine McCarthy and Mrs.

Margaret McCann; also 21 grandrhilrirrn and three greatgrandchildren. Friends rerelved at the JOHN A. KRKKLEY FUNERAL HO nriA Ave, Funeral on Wednesday at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at Corpus Christl Church, at 9 a m.

Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may ba made to Duquesne University. Roth Regis. C. In his 4bth vear, of 7450 Saltsburg Rd Penn Hills, husband of Betty Schnars Roth; son of Mrs.

Jennie Roth; brother Of Dnlore Anriorsnn nf Ul.l.ah Fla and Lt. Col, Harold Roth' oi rranKiurt. Germany. Friends rerelved at the REGIS C. ROTH FUNERAL HOME s.li,,- Penn Hills.

Familv visiting nours ana 7-10 p. m. Time of services later. Roup Mable, on Saturdav, June 30. oi ftew Iexas Plum wife of Gilbert Roup; mother of Helen Butts, Hazel Rearlck.

Mildred Blanck, Gilbert and William Roup; sister of Fern Blanck. Alice Nav. William Bollinger: also survived bv 21 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. Friends received at the PAUL R. ELKIN FUNERAL HOME.

2300 Leachburg- Rd. Penn Hills. Family hours 2-4 and 7-10 P. where services will be held Tuesday at 2 m. Interment Plum Creek Cemetery.

Ryan William suddenly, at St Petersburg. on Thursday June 28. 191,2. of Glenmawr' Ave. Sheraden.

husband of Marie Fink; father of William and Dorothv M. Ryan and Elizabeth M. Scott: also four grandchildren. Friends received at the VI F. FUNERAL HOME.

2944 Chartiers Sheraden, Pgh. High mass of requiem in Holy Innocents Church Thursday at 10 a. m. Holy Name Society will recite Rosarv Monday at 8 30 m. Pgh.

Council 491 K. of Rosary Tuesday at 8 30 P. Past Grand Knight Pgh. Council 491. Sappi On July 1.

1962. of 630 Clvde oi. iiormeriv of In ton St Crafton Marv mother of Noah L. Jr Theodore Rose SsAtinl DISH VU.nnr Iv 1 B1A grandrhlldren and 21 great- i en. riirnus received at JOHN A.

FREVVOGEL. 4900 s-riuer nve at uevonshlre St. 8 A 1 rmi.tin t- iiinnn 111 oi Paul Cathedral Thursday at 12 noon. Saracena Sunday, Julv 1, 1962, Joseph husband of the late Rose Strvep-father of Virginia and Robert Saracena; also one grandchild Friends received at STAAB SONS FUNERAL HOME, 34 Crafton Crafton. Requiem high mass In Si.

Philip's church Thursday. July 5. at 9 a. m. Schadler On Sundav.

Julv 1. Harry P. Schadler of 44H Bogus husband of Anna M. Ullrich Schadler; father of Charles R. Allen; two grandchildren; brother of Eleanor and James Schadler.

Mrs. John Farer. Mrs. Edward Eagle Friends received at JOSEPH COU.IGAN FUNERAL HOME, 608 Warrington Ave. Funeral on Thursday, July 5.

at 9 a m. High mass of requiem in St. Justin Church at 10 a. m. Friends Invited.

Shaffer Suddenly at the West Alleghenv Hospital on Saturday. June 30, 1962. Carrie Elms Shaffer of 203 James St McKees Rocks, wife of (he late Harry; beloved mother of Mildred Colon, Margaret Shaffer. Dorothy Gregory, and Arthur Lee Cartwright; sister of Mar. gerle Bradlev and Emma Bland; also survived by five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

F'nends rerelved at the MEKMN f'. STOVER FUNERAL HOME (formerly Clever and Stover), 534 Island Ave McKees Rocks, Funeral services on Thursday at 2 p. m. Lodge services on Tuesday evening. Guyasuta Chapter 8.

O.E.8.. Taswik Mary Sheridan Rebecca Lodge 360 at 8 o'clock. Ladles Auxiliary Vesle Post 418 at 8:30, Penna. Court No. 1 Amarnth at 9 o'clock.

Schanck Of 2910 Highrldge Baldwin Twp. on Monday, Julv 2. Albert in his 69th vear, husband ol the late Anna Rels Schanck; lather of Catherine Tevssier of Erie. Irene Schoenberger. Mildred Lewis.

Lavern Rudolph and Edna Weid. Albert J. and Robert J. Schanck; also out sister; seven brothers: 23 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Friends received at the NERAL HOME OF JOHN II. SCHAI'B SONS, 425 Brownsville Ml.

Oliver. Funeral on Friday at 9 a. m. High mass of requiem in the Church of the Resurrection at 10 a. m.

Sharra Suddenly on Saturday night Rav Thomas, beloved husband of Manila Cheeks Sharra of 425 Blvd. of the Allies: father of, Mrs Robert Messmer. Mr.s. old 8cott. Mrs Howard Brewer, Sharra.

Miss Jo-Anne Sharra and Mrs Lillian Mowns; also nine erandcb.ldren; brother of Joseph A. and William GviT shfirra. Mrs. Aula l.ongo. Mis Martha Corv.n and June Friends revived at Met ABE IN('.

FUNERAL HOME. 5100 Penn where servires will be held on Wenne.sdav. Julv 4. 12 at 10.30 a. m.

Inn-rmenl at Rerisinne Cemetery, Bnrans-viile. Penna. L'lrich On Sunday. Julv 1. 1962.

Carrie Rn.semeyer, uili of Conrad Ulrich 01 24B Alder Drive. Ken Avon; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown also three grandchildren. Friends received at the I.EMER C. MXIAI.II FUNERAL HOME, 529 Calilornla Avalon.

where srrvic.rs will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Vogt Mrs. Mary Eileen. 621 Neel Duquesne at Schellsburg. Bedford Countv.

late Saturday evening, daughter of the late James and Sarah Simpson Welsh: wlie of Godfrey Vogt, at home: mother of James, Bakiwtn Boro. Raymond. Garden City, and Robert of Pgh 12 grandchildren; sister of James Welsh. West Homestead. Friends will be received at SHAUC.HNESSY'S.

27 So. Second Duquesne. until 9:30 Thursday morning. Requiem high mass at 10 o'clock at Holy Name Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Pgh. Waddell On Saturdav. June 30 1962. Robert N. Waddell, of 6B63 Meade 8t husband of the late Louise Marlatt Waddell; lather of Mrs.

N. D. Wilcox. Jajties Robert Thomas Waddell; brother of Mrs. Helen W.

Bokach, Janet W. Young of Massillon, Ohio. Marlon W. McConnell of Coraopolis: also survived bv 10 grandchildren. Friends received at the H.

SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), after noon Monday. Services Wednesdav morning at 10 clock. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, family suggests the memorials be made to the American Cancer Society.

Wadlow On June 30. 1962. Mrs. Mvrtle O'dger Wadlow. of 626 Vllsark Glenshaw, wile of Alexander mother of Alexander B.

sister ol Mrs. Ruth MrCutcheon, and John Gelger; also two grandchildren. Family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-10 m. at the E. J.

PFEIEER FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Ave Mlllvale. where services will be held on Thursday, July 5, at 10 a. m. Work On Sunday evening. Julv 1.

1962. Jessie P. Rintoue of 1145 Fox Chapel Rd. (formerly of East Liberty i. wife of the lat James P.

Work: mother of Robert R. Work of Fox Chapel and the late Magnus W. Work; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.

at FUNERAL HOME, Baum Blvd. at Graham E. where servires will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Zilliox Martha, on Monday. July 2.

19b2. of 26 Royal wife of the late Alovsius B. Zilliox: mother of Mrs. Dolores Dl Meo and Aloy-sius daughter of John F. and Lena Hclbllng; sister ot Raymond Otto and John J.

Helbling, also seven grandchildren. Friends received at CORNELIUS PAI'PERT, 2705 East St. Requiem high mass In St. Boniface Church on Thursday at 10 a. m.

Members of christian Mothers and friends Invited. Special Notices Ryan yK William T. JTlV suddenly at Florida of H4n 294b Glen Mawr ilj7 Sheraden. 1 1 tsburgh kVY Council No. 491 Knights of Columbus will assemble at the CONROV FUNERAL HOME.

2944 Chartiers Ave Sheraden. on Tuesday evening, July 3. at 8:30 o'clock to recite the rosarv for our departed brother. Members of Chartiers Council No. 875.

K. of C. also fraternally Invited. Cards of Thanks I WANT to thank all the relatives, friends, neighbors and the employes of the Keensn Bldg. for their sympathy, kindness and masses for my daughter.

Emma Buynar Simmons of Tucson. Arlg. Mrs. Rose Buynar and Family. Florittt MA.

riHAP RssUh -1300 SPRAY $5 Ll'BlN A S.MALLEY Beauty softens sorrow send Flowers GRANT 1-2200 Monuments Cemetery Lots MT. Royal Cemetery Four choice lots. Make offer. Patterson, 8517 Valley Fiorei Canoga Park. Calif.

Clubs FORT Lauderdale Bachelor party. Jolly Roger. July 28, 8 days. 2 meals duly. 189.

Jet-air. Crafton 1-557 2 HAWAII Seattle Esoorted Tour. Aug. 10-26. Jet-air.

Superior accommodations. Small group. 749 Bro-chuie. Crafton s. lift.

1-5572. Legal Notices TREASURY DEPARTMENT. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE: Notice Is hereby given that on February 16. 1962, one 1969 Kord Sedan, Serial No. B9CT142818.

with accessories, was seized In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, for violation of 26 U. S. C. 7301. Any person claiming an Interest in said property may file a claim and deliver a J2S0.00 cost bond or petition for remission or mitigation of fotletture wth the undersgned.

on or before July 19, 1962. otherwise the property will he forfeited and disposed of according to law. H. J. Silber, Supervisor In Charge.

'Alcohol and Tobacco Tax, 212 Ninth Sireei. victoiy Building, Pittsburgh 22. Pennsylvania. Estate of Esther Poll, deceased, of Hampton Twp. No.

2799 of i962. 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 ssme and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to F. Wayne Pod, 3307 East Harlea Ulbsonla, Howard S. Auid. 502 Frlck Pgh 19.

Pa. Estate of William A. Hamor. deceased, of Oakmont. Pa.

No. 5108 of 1961. Letters of administration pendente lite on his esiate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of de-rident to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make paiment without delay to Mcilon National Bank Trust Co, Mellon Square. Pgh 30, Pa. George L.

Eynon. 1324 Frlck Bldg Pen. 19. Pa. Frank Bolte 302 19.

Att'yi. Estate of William Donns, deceased, of Allegheny Counlv No 2794 1962. Utters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate ot decedent lo make known Ihe same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Waller V. Dorms. iiU June Braddock.

Pa Joseph jumuzti. ju Hii uerger Pgh. 19. Pa. Esiate of Frank Soukup, deceased ot Allegheny Count).

No. 3753 of 1962. Letters testamentary on his estate were grained to ttie 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 lo make payment without delay to Commonwealth Bank Trust Extr. 312 Fourth Avenue. Pgh.

22. Winston Roberts. Alt 700 B. F. Jones Pgh.

19, Pa Esiate of Lawrence Franklin Mayne, deceased, of Pgh. No. 2754 of 1962. 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 Pittsburgh National Bank, formerly Peoples First National Eank Sr Trust 414 Wood Pgh. Pa James B.

Wallace. Att 602 Frlck Pgh. 19, Pa Estate ot ElUAbrlh W. Prescott. deceased, of Scott Twp.

No. 2772 of 1962. Letters of administration on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons hav.ng claims or demands against the esute uf decedent to mane known ttie same and all persons Indebted lo decedent to mane payment without lo James Prescott. spring Valley Pgh. 16, Pa Louis D.

Cooper, 1101 Plaza Pgh. 19. Pa. Estate of Josrph C. Derda, deceased, of Pgh.

No. 2918 Of 1962. Letters testamentary on his esiale were granted to Ihe undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to mske known Ihe same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Joseph A. Derda. 3818 ML Royal RM Allison psrk, Pa William Slsiev.

1404 First National Bank fgli. 22. Pa. KMalr (if Brill Rerns'ein flr-err-l. of 2 is ot ltttii.

lelit-ri nl eijminutrahon on her relate we srmtted tu (he undfrMmrd who rMj'ie Is all peisons having Claims ir (icmani.s against the u( dcceucnl hi make Knnwn the i id nil ptiR.ins in.lfhteii to flerrrtent t'. maSp Privi.ienl without delay to Kay Slrui. Philllos Ave. Pih. l'i and Anne eucnt-auni.

6.S.J H-eer Pgh. 17. Pa Adr.is. Siemund Rnseiiwas.ser, 500 Jch. Law Bule F'gli 13 Pa.

Estate of Allan P. Altken, deceased, of Allegheny (ounly. 2773 of 1962. Letters testamentary on his esiate were granted to the undersigned who requests all per-suns having claims or demands aihitnst 1 tie estate of decedent lo maae known the same and all persons Indehlrd lo decedent to make payment wilhout dlay to James Nichulls. 254 West Giant C.iUalil'ill.

Jvll.U M. All 1106 Paik Bidt P.h. 22 I'a. ESTATB of Oscar Green deceased. 01 Pith.

Nn. 2553 of 1K62. Leturi testamentary on bis esiate were gi anted to the undersigned, who n-quests all persons having claims or oemandj against the estste ot decedent lo make known the same and all persons mdebted to decedent to make payment without dciav ui Ethel Levenson and Milton Weiss and Pittsburgh National Bank, successor to Peoples First National bdiik and Trust 414 Wis! si. Pgh. 22.

Pa. Benlamine Hosenjliine, 604 Law and Finance Psh. 19, Pa. Esiate of Omar Hugo Mehl, deceased, of Edgewood Borough No. 2917 of 1962..

Letters of administration on hi 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 persona Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Beulah B. Mehl. 130 Gordon Edgewood, Stanton ('. Fngie. 434 Library Braddock, Pa.

Estate of George E. Leslrange, deceased, of Pgh. No. 2751 ol ibi. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests ail persons having claims or demands azalnat the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Maude K.

Leslrange and Nile R. Lestrangc, 1430 Washington Pgh. 20, Pa Addison Arthurs and Jsmes S. O'Neill, No 2 Gateway Cutler, Prh. 22.

William A. Meyer; Kounti. Fry and Meyer. Att M24 Frlck Pgh. 19.

Pa. Estate of Homer Smiih, deceased, of Allegheny County No. 2ftlj of 1962. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to M. Victoria Geddis, 633 Means Ave Pgh.

2. Arthur P. Balltsaru, 4 54 Perry Highway, Pgh 21. Pa. Charles C.

Arensberg. Patterson. Crawfurd. Arenstierg Dunn. Altys 1404 1st National Bank Pgh.

22. Pa. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were hied with and approved by the Department of Stale of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrleburg, on the 27th day of June. 1962, for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business cor-poration which was organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved May 5, 1933. P.

L. 364. as amended. The name of the corporation Is J. J.

Turner Company. Inc. The purpose or purposes for which It was organised: To manufacture, sell or otherwise dispose of and Install Industrial ond commercial equipment, goods, materials and services, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all Hie rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly, Charles C. Arensberg; Patterson, Crawford, Arensberg Dunn, Solicitors. NOTICE OF REDEMPTION TO THE HOLDERS OF LIBERTY BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA. SCHOOL BUILDING REVENUE BONDS. SERIES B. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Ihe provisions of Ihe Trust Indenture of August 1.

1953. as supplemented by Ihe First Supplemental Indenture dated as of February 1, 1957. from Liberty Borough School District Authority. Allegheny County, Pennsylvania to Western Pennsyl- vania National Bank. McKeesport I formerly called The first National Bank of McKeesportl.

as Trustee, that all of Ihe above described bonds maturing after August 1. 1962. have been called for redemption In accordance with the said Trust Indenture and First Supplemental In denture and will be redeemed on August 1, 1962. at one hundred and four per centum of the principal amount thereof, in each case together with Interest accrued to the date fixed tor redemption. The aforesaid bonds with August 1.

1962. and all subsequently maturing coupons attached, should be presented for redemption and payment on or after August 1, 1962, at the principal office of Western Pennsylvania National Bank. McKeesport, as Trustee under said Trust Indenture and First Supplemental Indenture In Ihe City of McKeesport. Pennsylvania. The Series Bonds due August J.

1962. should also be presented In the usual manner. On August 1. 1962 interest on the above described bonds will cease to accrue and the appurtenant coupons representing Interest on said bonds thereafter to accrue shall, after said date be void and of no effect. Bonds registered as to principal must he accompanied by proper Instruments of assignment In blank where payment to anyone other than the registered owner is desired.

LIRERTY BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY, ALLEGHKNY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. (By I ALFRED B. NE1I.SON. Secretary YOUIS VAIRA. Attorney 1414 Frlck Bldg Pittsburgh 19.

Pa Notice is hereby given that under the provisions of the Business Corporation UK, Act of Merger were filed with the Department of State, at Harrlsburg. on May 31 1962. by Haines Brick, lnc and Haines Company, both domestic corporations The registered offlre oi each Is located at 300 Cedar B'vd Mt Lebanon. Pittsburgh 28. Pa which shall be the registered office of Haines -Brick.

the surviving domestic rorporallon. The purpose of said surviving corporation is the sale and service of all types of face brtrk, stone, block, hollow tile, structural glased tile and olher building materials. Estate of Roe Welsbcker. deceased of Pgh. No.

3020 of 1962. Letters testamenlary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who rrquests all persons have claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent lo make payment without delay to Pittsburgh National Bank, successor to Poller Bank and Trust 307 Fourth Ave Pgh. Gold-stock. a 1 1 Cohen and Schwartz. 1203 Law it Flll- ancr Bldg Pgh.

19. fs Paul Brandt and C. Donald Gates. Jr 1020 Grant Building. Pgh.

19. Pa. Notice Is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and approved by the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. on the 25th day of June. 1962.

for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organizes! under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsvivanta. approved May 5. 1933, P. 364. as amended The name of the corporation Is Partake of Pittsburgh.

Inc. The purpose or purposes for which II was organized are: To engage In general business counseling. To act as consultants, counselors and advisers to businesses and individuals: To engage in and carry on a general brokerage and financial buslneas and to operate and maintain an investment servicy. To compile tax returns for and act as tax advisers appraisers and Investors for businesses sod Individuals; To perform general auditing and accounting services: To act as a mercantile agency; To assemble, prepnre publish and disseminate Information pertaining to any and all financial matters; To conduct per-sonnel CHinsehng services and; To buv. sell, lease arid let fieri line cars, and for these punviscs to have, possess and enjoy all the rights bene-flls and privileges of said Act of Assembly.

C. Donald Gates. Solicitor. Estate of Catheiine M. Benzlng, ska Catherine V.

Renting, deceased, of Pgh. No. 3010 of 1962. letters testamenatry on her estate were granted lo Ihe undersigned who requests all persons having rlaima or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Ruth B. Freedman.

459 HudiOn New York 14. New York, or to Jamea c. Evans, Evans, Ivory Evans. 7 1 1 Krick Bldg Pgh. 19.

Pa C. Donald Gates. 1020 Gram Building, Pgh. 19. Pa.

No-tire is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with and appnived bv the Department of State of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. on the 25ih day of June. 1962. for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a business corporation which was organized under the Business Corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. 1933.

P. L. 364, as amended. The name of the corporation Is Monroe Com-Op. Inc.

The purpose or purposes lor which It was organized: To own, lease and let real estate; to carry on business of cleaning, pressing and dying and subsidiary businesses; to carry on laundry business and business of cleaners, dvers. renovators, and all allied business or trades: to acquire, hold and own rerlpes. formulas and prrn-esses of manufacture of, and to manufacture, compound and deal in proprietary articles, lanudry preparations, bluing, washing compounds and substitutes therefore, and other chemical and pharmaceutical preparations; to build, construct, erect, repair. Improve, extend aad outfit laundries and dry cleaning plants; to manufacture and deal In mt. chfnery, equipment, fixtures, appliances, tools, materials, and supplies used In, connected with or appertaining to the laundry and diy cleaning business, or any other line or unee of business and Industry, Slid for these purpo.es to have, possess and enlov all the rirlits.

benefits and privileges of i said Act of Assembly. C. Donald l.atet Solicitor. NO. 199 AN Amhorlilng the PUiuiasf- of east Iron wsler poe line and fittings, together with the neessar valvr4.

waive boxes, listings, etc. as oon-slructed in Kiallo Plate the rusting slx-lich cast iron water line in htallo Mrret lo a point 340 feet east, ahuatM in the 24th Vtaid from Jaa Mdnn-heuner. tjeneial Counselor and Developer of the Troy Hill (krdena Plan of Lots. Passed in Council June IS. 1962.

Approved June '6 1962 Joseph Bsrr. Mayor Recorded in O. 8 64, pe 51. In City i lerk office NO. 200 AN ORDINANCE: -Authorizing the Issuance ot a warrant in favor ol the Koya! MiBee Corporsiton 74 1 Main Klreeg.

Stamford, Connecticut, in the sum of Hit 00 for the rental oi an EliUric Typewriter tor oue monlu by ttie Bureau of Poiue. Lm-parlmenl ot Public Safety, without previous authority of law. Passed in Tnuneu June 18, 1962. Approved June 26. 1962 Joseph M.

Barr. Mayor Recorded in B. 64, page 520. In City Clerg's office NO. J01 AN ORDINANCE: Vacating; North Islnxton Avenue from the southerly line of the Pennsvivanta Railroad property to the dividing line between Lots No.

108 and 142. as located In Lot and Block 175-A; Mcpherson Boulevard from Ihe westerly line of Norlh Lexington Avenue to the dividing line between Lots Nos. Ill and 113, as shown on Block and Lot 175-A: and Jonathan Street (formerly Jeanette Street), from the westerly line of North Lexington Avenue to an Unnamed Way aprpoximaiely 248.00 feet northwesterly therefrom, and providing certain terms and conditions. Passed In Council June 18, 1962. Approved June 28, 1982 Joseph M.

Barr. Mayor Recorded In B. 64, page 520, In t'Hy Clerk office. NO 202 AN ORDINANCE-Amending Zoning Ordinance No. 19 2.

approved May 10 19SB. Zoning District Map Sheet Z-0-E16 bv changing from arid "R4" Districts to an "RP District, all that certain property (Addison Terracet 40.655 Acres, now or late, of the Housing Authority of The City of Pittsburgh situated south of Rose Street, west of fvlrkpatrick Slrcet. north of Wyan-4otle Street and Cuba Way, and ea.st of Street, 3rd and 5th Wards. Passed In Council June 18, 1962. Approved June 26, 1962 Joseph M.

Barr, Mayor Femrded In O. B. 84, page 521, In City Clerk's office. NO. 203 AN ORDINANCE Approving a Conditional Use under Section 2801-1-A-I21) of the Zoning Ordinance No 192.

approved May 10. 19Ti8. tor a school In an existing 2 story structure in an "R.3" District, on all that certain property, now or late, of Harry M. Kamln having 298 39 feet of frontage on the easterly side of Lincoln Avenue 60 feet north of Apple Street, being Block 172-J. Lot 150 and Block 173-N.

'lit 6 In the Allegheny County Block and Lot System. 12th Ward, City of Pittsburgh. Passed in Council June 18, 1962. Approved June 28, 1962. Joseph M.

Barr, Mayor Recorded In O. 64, page 522. In City Clerk's office. NO. 204 AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and directing Ihe Mayor, the Director of the Department of Lands and Buildings and the Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, tor and In behalf of the City of Pittsburgh, to enter Into an Agreement with the University of Pittsburgh, granting permission to the University of Pittsburgh, and Its successors, to enter upon.

use. occupy and hold certain land in the Fourth Ward ot the City of Pllisburgh for the pur pose of erecting and maintaining thereon a Fine Arts Building. passed In Council June 18, 1962. Approved June 26. 1962 Joseph M.

Barr. Mayor Recorded In B. 64. page 522. In City Clerk's office.

NO. 205 AN ORDINANCE Providing for the letting of a contract or contracts fur the furnishing and delivery of Intermediate Tractors with Rotary Mowers, less trade-In. Snow Plow, and Tractor lor the Bureau of Administration. Department of Parks and Recreation. Passed in Council June 18, 1982, Approved June 26, 1962.

Joseph M. Barr, Mayor Recorded In O. B. 84. page 528, In City Clerk 1 office.

NO. 206 AN ORDINANCE -Amending Sec tions 2. 3 .4, 7. 9, 10 and 13 ot Ordinance No. 424.

approved Sep tember 20. 1938 entitled "An err-dlnance supplementing Ordinance No, 335. entitled "An ordinance regulat ing the use and operation of vehicles on the streets of the City of Pittsburgh, and providing penalties for the violation approved October 3. 1922, as amended and supplemented, bv prescribing regulations relative to the parking ol vehicles upon such public streets and highways; providing the Installation, operation, maintenance, supervision, regulation and control of the use of oarklne meters, denning and pro viding for the establishment of park ing meter zones upon the public streets and highways; providing for the enforcement thereof, and pro viding penalties for the violation as amended, by defining "tnaen- and converted parsing meter," authorising the Mayor and Director of Ihe Department of Public Safety to convert parking meters, establishing the conditions and procedure therefor, prescribing the pro cedure for the purchase and sale of tokens, authorizing the use or loaens In converted parking meters, and establishing maximum time limits for legal parking upon deposit of a 5-cent coin or the tinned siates or token based upon the total legal parkins period prescribed for a par ticular meter. Passed In Council June in, laoi.

Approved June 28. 1962. Joseph M. Barr. Mayor Recorded In B.

64. page 528. In City Clerk's office. Proposals ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, Pa. June 30.

1962 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the Ofilce of the Controller of Allegheny County Room 104 Court House. Pittsburgh. Pa until 10 30 a. (9:30 a. E.S.T.i Tuesday, July 10.

1962 and will be publicly opened al 11 00 a. m. DST (10 00 a T. I In the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 410 Court House. Pittsburgh.

for Neeprene Jacketed Cable: One Ambulance; and One Two (21 Ton Dump Truck, Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instruct ions to Bidders and condllions regulating bidding together with specifications may be had on appllcaton at the Office of the Bureau of Purchases, Room 202 Court House, Pittsburgh, Ps. Proposal must be accompanied by a bond and or certified check (as requested i to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specification as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the condllions ot the contract in case of award. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 80 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids.

James W. Knox. Controller County of Allegheny ALLEGHENY COUNTY I INSTITUTION DISTRICT Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania June 30, 1962 Separate and sealed proposals will be received In Ihe Office of the I CntmlU, Doom lOA CVlIlM House. Pittsburgh'.

until 10:30 A u. l. ann openeo in ui presence of the Executive and Administrative Officers St 11:00 A. tSi.cl,i li, lO 1QS1 In Room' 410 Court House. Pitts burgh, tor the loiiowing: number; Hospital Linens.

Toweling and Paflntt Clowns- Automotive Eouio- ment i2 Station Wagonsi. Special bidding blanks ana envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to bidders and conditions regulating kiXH.n. focrihAr with sneclfirallnns may be had on application at the Office of the County Institution Dis trict purcnasing uepanment Room 302 Court House, Pittsburgh, Pi Proposal must be accompanied Dy a Certified or Cashier Check to Ihe order of 'or running to the ni.i.let The UHIIIO ioliiunoi. amount fixed In the specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry our me cs'iiuiuoiw ol the contract In case of award.

No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 60 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of biThe County Institution District reserve the right to reject any and til bias. James w. Knox, s.umiuus-1 Allegheny County. Lost and Found I ANIMAL Rescue League may help you and your lost dog. Call Mont-rote 1-0422.

Molt Help Wonted AUTOMOBILE BUYER Excellent opportunity for an experienced used car buyer very attractive compensation plan with well established dealer. Call Mr. Schwartz. TU. 2-8200 for a confidential Interview.

BARBER Experienced sleady. $70 week guarantee. Apply 3402 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Phone 881-9919. BARBER Licensed.

Norwm Shopping Center. UN. 3-9H04, after 3 m. FURNACE Mechanics-Fabrication A Instillation, Federal 1-8700. MAINTENANCE Man Experienced In institutional type work.

Emerson 2-6302. MAUSOLEUM SALESMEN (3l Free training, top commissions, advancement; automobile necessary, willing to survey by phone to set up ap polntment. Mr. James, Valley 4-0202 for Appointment. MEN UNDERPAID 2 Service 3 500 tst tVJiomri household supplirs roui $3 54 per hour.

Plenty ovfrtlm. No layofls. Cuarnnlepd )pt) at utmf Pprmntm. health and car For Aprxuntrat'iu, WA, a-438fl. Applegarth, I'aul E.

Baer, Laura Brown, Ellen 11. Carr, George M. Cavanaiigh, Vincent Ferris, Leon Flaherty, Mary' Harkiewici, Edward M. llowells, David Lambie, Leora Lydon, Mary Maitland, Floyd B. Montgomery, Janet Pulit, Charles Reed, Margaretha Sappie, Mary L.

Saracena, Joseph Schanck, Albert ITIrlcli, Carrie It. Vogt, Mary Eileen Work, Jessie P. Zilliox, Martha ters: two brothers; three grand-thlldren. Friends mav call at the R. D.

COPELANO FUNERAL HOME, 887 5th Coraopolis, where services will be held on Thursday at 3 p. m. Baer On Monday. July 2. 1962.

Laura Hanauer Baer, wife of the late Morris Baer; mother of the late Harold and Walter D. Baer. Services at II. SAMSON 537 Neville 8t. I Oakland Civic Center), Tuesday afternoon.

July 3, at 4 p. m. Interment West View Cemetery. Pleate omit flowers. Barreca On Monday, July 2, 1962, Sara (Sadie) Barreca of 420 Brookllne daughter of John Barreca; sister of Paul, Joseph, Anthony, and James Barreca.

Friends received at the BRISCO Fl NERAL HOME, Broadway at Shlras Beechvlew, from 2-5 and 7-10 p. Requiem high mass In St. Plus The Church on Thursday at 10 a. m. Bossert On Sundav, Julv 1, 1962, Gua-tave of 50 Sunny Drive; brother of Mrs.

Emma Gerst and Charles R. Bosserl. Friends received at the JOHN H. SLATKR SONS WHITEHALL FINIRAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

He was a member of Junior Order of American Mechanics. Brown Suddenly at. Canton, N. C. on Saturday.

June 30. 1962. Ellen Ralston Brown, wife of Sterling E. Brown of Hamilton, Ohio; mother of Mrs. Mark Bomiing-holen of Jacksonville.

Sterling E. Jr. of Hamilton. Ohio, and John L. Brown of Indianapolis, daughter of Mrs.

John A. Ralston; sister of John A. Ralston. Jr. of Norwood, N.

and Robert H. Ralston of Houston, Tex. Friends received at H. SAMSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), lrom 7 d.

m. Monday. Services at the Church of the Ascension, Neville and Ellsworth Tuesday after-noon at 2 o'clock, in lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial to the building fund of Trinity Episcopal Church, Hamilton, Ohio. Buswell Of 900 McArdle Roadwav. on Saturday.

June 30, 192. Aaron in hla 80th year, husband of Barbara Hill: father of Mrs. Vela Harris. Mrs Reda Mehlmauer and Mrs. Bentura Tvner; also survived by 12 grandchildren and one great-grandson.

Friends received at CHARLES C. 1IESLAK FUNERAL HOME. 81 8outh 15th 8t. Services on Tuesday at 11 a. m.

Burial In Edgewood Cemetery in Saltsburg, Pa. Butler On Sunday. Julv 1. John formerly of Swlssvale, beloved hus band of the late Delia Relllv; fa ttier ol Edward Mary M. George.

Josephine Phoebe, Alice Bugos and Tessle Kucic; also nine grandchildren. Friends received at the MED FUNERAL HUME, 7441 Washington St Swlssvale. High mass of requiem at at James cnurcn on Wednesday at 9 a. m. Capasala Suddenly, on Sunday morning, Anthony (Tony) Capasala, husband of the late Jean Quinn Capasala.

of 231 South Pacific brother of Minnie Clancio. Lillian Plstella, Jeanette Plstella, Nellie Gilbert, Julie Waddell. and Emma Plstella; stepfather of Erie, Eugene, and James Clem-ence. Friends received at Mr( ABE BROS. INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Ave. Funeral on Thursday. July 5 1962, at 9 a Requiem nigh mass In 81. Stanislaus Church, 21st at 10 a. m.

Carlin On Saturday. June 30. 1962. Patrick of 123 South Eleventh South Side Friends received at THE ALEXANDER MUSULIN IUNER4.L HOME. 1929 East Carson from 2-4 and 7-9 m.

Requiem hiph mass at St. John the Evangelist R. C. Church, on Wednesday, Julv 4 at 9 a. m.

Member of Holy Name Society. Carr On Monday, Julv 1962. George M. of 6H8 Negiey Turtle Cieek, beloved husband of Matilda; father of Stephen. Capt.

George J. U.S.N John A. of Dayton, Mrs Barbara Sodar, Miss Carol Carr, Mrs, Georgann Legerskl. and 10 grandchildren Funeral from JOHN L. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME, 128 Shaw Turtle Creek.

Requiem high mass In St. Col-man's R. C. Church Thursday at 10 a. Interment Braddock Catholic Cemetery.

avanaugli Sunday. July 1. 1962. Vincent, son of Florence Cavanaugh; brother of Mrs Marv ZaRIno, Martin and Matthew Cavanaugh. Friends received at A.

STAAB it SONS FUNERAL HOME. 900 Chartlers Ave W. Pgh Requiem high mass in St. James Church. Wednesday, July 4, at 9 a.

m. t'orbly On Saturdav. June 30, 1962. Clifford H. Corblv, of 122 Clinton Penn Hills, beloved hubband of Virginia Bengele; beloved father of Nancv Corbly Kerr, also survived by his dear grandchildren, Lawrence.

Debts, Ralph and Virginia Kerr; son of Mrs. Nellie Corbly; brother of William of Pgh Mrs Edna Nixon of Fort Lauderdale, Fla Mrs. Eleanor Gales, George of Ralph of Detroit, Mrs. Mary Jane Deutsrh of Pgh Friend a received at H. SAMSONS.

537 Neville 8t. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1.30 clock. Craig On Sundav. Julv 1. 1962, Cora of 10333 Llndberg Penn Hills, mother of Mrs.

Lillian Devlin. Mrs. Margaret L. Dcller, and Mrs. Rena Ingrlm; also survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Friends received at tne William t. GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11735 Frankstown Rd. (at Rodl Penn Hills, where services wlli be held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Crawford Elizabeth Mains, of 1905 Pioneer Brookiine, on Sundav, July 1.

1962. mother of Charles B. Crawford, Mrs. Caroline Daniel, Mrs. Gertrude Curigllano: sister of Mrs Margaret Rittwage, Marshall Mama Sr and Frank Mains; four grandchildren, 10 greatgrandchildren Friends mav call at the FRANK F.

DeBOR FUNERAL HOME. 1065 Brookllne Blvd. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at Our Lady of Loreto Church at 10 a.

m. Elliott On Friday. June 29. 1962. Bvron K.

Elliott, of 31 Longue Vue Mt. Lebanon, husband of the late Margaret M. Elliott: father of Virginia A. and B. Kenneth Elliott Jr.

Friends received at H. SAMSON, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Service Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Ferris On Monday, Julv 2, 1962.

Leon D. Ferris of 513 Natchez husband of the late Mary Hafell Ferris; father of Mrs. Dorothy Goldby. Mrs. Florence (Klrch-ner) and Mrs, Ruth Morrison; also survived by six grandsons and seven grandchildren.

Friends received at the PARLORS OF WM. SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be held Thursday, Julv 8, at 2 p. m.

A Fisher On Saturday. June 30. Marv of 303 Kathleen wile of the Bossert, Gustave It. Buswell, Aaron W. Butler, John J.

Capasala, Anthony Carlin, Patrick J. Corbly, Clifford 11. Craig, Cora Crawford, Elizabeth Elliott, Byron K. Fisher, Mary Fitzgerald, Daniel A. Flaherty, Joseph Oniatkowski, John J.

Keblitis, Joseph V. Kowalchick, Peter Krwminskl, Mary Liberty, Pete 11. Long, Gladys McLane, Henrietta IS'immo, Mary Peterman, Laura Poke, Virginia Potlas, Symon Richards, Hannah B. Koche, Ellen Koth, Regis C. Roup, Mable Ryan, William F.

Schadler, Harry F. Sharra, Roy Waddell, Robert N. Wadlow, Myrtle Death Notices late Samuel mother of John Mrs. Catherine Owens, Mrs. Helen Fornev, Mrs.

Margaret Ralev. Joseph Herbert Mrs. Gertrude Carr. Mrs. Dorothy Parker and Paul also 12 grandchildren and 27 greal-grand- cnnnren.

rrienns received at the JOSEPH E. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 209 Allen Ave. Solemn requiem high mass at St. George Church on Wednesday. July 4 at 9 a.

m. Fitzgerald Suddenly on Saturdav afternoon. Daniel A. Fitzgerald, beloved son of Nora Fitzgerald and the late Daniel Fitzgerald; brother ot John P. and Hlta Fitzgerald.

Friends received at McCABE INC. FUNERAL HOME. 5.100 Penn Ave Funeral on Wednesday, Julv 4, 1962 at 8:30 a. Solemn Funeral mass at St. Lawrence's Church at 9:30 a Flaherty On Sundav.

July 1, 1962, Joseph beloved husband of Mary Flaherty of 218 Jacksonla St father of Theresa Palrlrk and Kathleen; brother of Mrs. Delia Bartholomew; four grandchildren. Friends received at the B. B. DEVLIN SON FUNERAL HOME, 602 Sherman North Side.

Funeral Thursday morning. Requiem high mass In 81. Peter's Church at o'clock. Gnlatkowski On Sundav. July 1962.

John J. Gnlatkowski of 1950 Falrland husband of the late Nellie Gnlatkowski; father of Mrs. Francea Lawrence, Mrs. Ann Plunkett, Mrs. Helen Mozuch, Mrs.

Stella Hays; brother of Henrietta Wro-niak and Mrs. Mary Puza of ManvillA .) ft tn curviv. Kt, nine grandchildren. Friends re- cciveo ai ine issni.r.s l. FUNERAL HOME.

81 South 15th St. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a m. Requiem high mass in St. Adalbert a Church at 10 a. m.

Harkiewlcz On Monday, Julv 2. 1962. Edward M. of 233 Friday Shaler son of the late Mary and Alexander Harklewicz; brother ot Mrs. Jenn Bush.

Mrs. Cecelia Frederick and Chester Harkle-wMrz. Friends received at the WALTER M. HEALV FUNERAL HOME. 425 Grant Mlllvale.

High mass of requiem In St. Ann's Church on Thursday, July at 10 a. m. Howells July 2, 1962, David Howells. husband of the late Carrie Boher of Phlneaa father of Jennie Supy.

David and Charles Howells. Services at the SERLIN AND LEONARD MORTUARY. 620 E. Ohio on Thursday at 11 a. m.

Friends Invited, Keblitis On Sundav, July 1. 1962, Joseph of 945 Seventh St Verona, beloved husband of Katherlne; father of Katherlne Hazlett, Isa-bell Pekarek, Edward. Gilbert Keblitis and Vera Ayers: also 17 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren. Friends rerelved at the WILLIAM J. O'NEILL NERAL HOME, 210 Allegheny River Blvd where blessing services will be held on Tuesday at 1:30 p.

m. Kowalchick On 8aturdav. June 30. 1962. Peter of 46 Orchard McKees Rocks.

Pa, son of Frank; brother of Mrs. Katherlne Dashko, Mrs. Ann Wagner of Cleveland. Mrs. Mildred Soroka.

Julia. Harry, Michael and John Friends received at the VALERIAN F. SVAL FUNERAL HOME, 2.18 Helen McKees Rocks. Paraslas Monday and Tuesday 8 p. m.

Funeral Wednesday. July 4. 8 30 a m. Services In St. Mary's Ukr.

G. C. Church at 9 a. m. Krzeminskl Suddenlv.

on Surtdav. Julv 1. 1962. Marv A. Kravminskl of 1822 Sarah widow of Andrew Krzeminskl; mother of Mrs Helen Kubiszewski, Mrs.

Catherine Szklarskl. Mrs. Stella Phillips. Frank Smith. Mrs.

Blanche Stronrek. Al and the late John and Zigmunt Krzeminskl: also survived bv 16 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren Friends received at the CHARLES C. CIESLAK FUNERAL HOME, 81 South 15th St. Funeral Wednesday at 8 a. m.

Solemn high mass In St. Adalbert Church at 9 a. m. Lambie On Monday. July 2.

1962. Leora Lewis Lambie. beloved wile of Aaron L. Lambie of 5372 Bealer mother of Mrs. Marian L.

Arnhelm; also survived bv three grandchildren, David. Daniel and Louise: sister or Leonard T. Lewis of Birmingham Mich. Friends received at H. SAMSON 537 Neville St.

(Oakland Clvc Center Tuesday 7-9 p. Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services Thursday morning at 10 30 clock. Interment.

West View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions mav be made to the Montlflore Hospital Liberty On Saturdav. June 30. 1962. Pete of 341 Oak Baldwin Boro.

beloved husband of Josephine; lather of Nick. Sam. and Dorothy Constantino; also seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Friends rerelved at the WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH MORTUARY, 5636 Brownsville Broughton.

Pa. Blessing services Tuesday at 2 p. m. Suddenly on Sundav. Julv 1 19(2 at 1 m.

Gladvs O. Orchard, beloved wife of the late Harry E. Long of 303 Elsdon N. mother of Jack O. Richard and William P.

Long; sister of Annie G. and Mable E. Orchard; also survived by eight grandchildren. Friends received at the RANK W. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME.

2025 Perrvsvllle Ave. Services on Thursday morning at 11.00. Lydon Mary, on Monday. July 2. 1962, daughter of the late Margaret Costello and Patrick Lydon; sister of James P.

Lydon. Friends received at the AND O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 5106 Second Hazelwood. High mass of requiem In St. Stephen's Church on Thursday at 9 m. Maitland Monday.

July 2 1962. Floyd B. of 115 Caroline Munhall. husband of Johanna Shade Mail-land. Friends received 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 at GEORGE I.

GREEN FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main Munhall. Services on Wednesday al 11 a. m. McLane Henrietta Saturday, June 3. 1962.

widow of Charles McLane; aunt of Sr. M. Angela O.M., Victor Donahoe (Fla.) and Edward Stoehr (Minn Services at the R. A. BRVNE MEMORIAL HOME, 701 N.

Negiey Tuesday at 3 p. Montgomery Janet Stark ot 323 Idlewood Rd Penn Hills (formerly Swlssvale', on Monday, Julv 2, 1962. wile of the late James Mont- gnmerv; beloved mother of Jean McCullough, J.inel Jupp, of Holiy- TRENT) Or STAPLE PRKTS NEW YORK. July 2 I AP i The Associated Press weighted wholesale price inaex of 35 commodities today advanced 1" 162,08. Previous day.

161 91; week ago. 161.86; month ago, 159.99; year aio. 164 81. 1962 1 9B I I960 1959 High. 166 84 166 69 170 62 1 71.

08 Low 159.99 160 78 159 76 165.93 (1924 average equals 100. 1 Taster Tells How To Rate Good Whisky He Knows All By Rolling Swig Around Tongue PHILADELPHIA (AP) Louis a whisky taster by profession, says he can tell whether most people will consider a whisky good or bad and be willing to buy it just by rolling a swig around his tongue. But he admits he can't tell anyone else how to judge whisky. "No two people taste the same," he says. "No instrument has ever been invented, or ever will, which can compete with the palate, Testing is constant practice.

You learn to recognize things in a whisky, whether it be bourbon, rye, scotch or Irish. Experience Tells "Experience helps tell the type, or whether it is straight or blended. You can feel a roughness, taste an acid. And you can smell, too, whether it has obnoxious low boiling alcohols which weren't properly distilled that would make it unsellable." The 53-year-old Formats started out to be a newspaperman but broke Into the whisky business in during the great depression, as a legal salesman of mc-dicinal alcohol to doctors, hospitals and druggists. This led to tasting when repeal came.

Now, he says, there are only three or four independent whisky tasters left in America. Species Drying Out "We're just dying out as a kind of artist," he says, "mostly because the big distilleries are replacing the outside taster with chemists. "But a chemical cannot give any indication of taste, flavor or quality. There's much more to good whisky-making than putting In the ingredients and letting it age. It must have a selling taste.

"Basically, my job is not to decide the flavor of a whisky that's the choice of the maker but to determine if it has any unpalatable, obnoxious characteristics." Ctoti Notices Applegarth Ol Msartln Bewlcklrv. sud-denlijon Monday. July 2, 19o2. Paul E. beloved husband of Peg-Coneland Applertarth; lather of Donald, also survived by six sis CHICAGO GRAIN FITIRES Prev.

Open High Low Cose Close WHEA 2.11 M2, 2.11', 2 11', 2 11', fp 2 14'i 2 15'j 2 14', 2.14', 2.14 Bt 2.19v. 2 203, 2.19'. 2 2.19", Mar 2 21', 2.22'i 2.21', 2 22', 2 21s, May 2,183., 2.19H 3.m, 2.193, CORN Jul 1.11'i 1,12 1.11', l.lli, Sep 1.13a 1.11, 1,1 1 13', Dec l.lji, 1.13 1.1 LIP, J2i Mar 1.161.4 1.14', 1 1 4 Vi 1.16', May 1.18 1.18s, 1.17 1.17 1.1SV, OATS Jul .68 .67 Sep Dec .70, .71 Mf.r .724 -72, -72', Way .72 .72 .72 Jul 1 31', 1.30 1.314 FfP 1.28", 1.29', 1.27', 1.291, Dec 1 29', 1.294 1.284 1.29', Mar 1.31'., 1.31'., 1.304 1.30', 1 3 1 May 1 1.30', 1.294 1.29", 1.30',, SOYBEAN'S Jul 2 44 2 48H 2 47', 2 48 2.48'., Aug-. 2.44 2.454 2.44', 2.44s, 2.45 Sri) 2 35 2.354 2.34', 2 34 2.35 Nov 2 344 2 35 2 344 2 344 2.354 Ian 2.38 2.38 2.38', 2 38', 2.38 Mar 2 41 2 41 2 41', 2 414 2 413, May 2 43 2 43 3 43-, 2 434 2 433, LARD 1 Drum." 1 Jul 8 65 8 67 8 40 8 42 8 70 Sep 8 87 8 87 8 60 8 62 8 90 Oct B.92 8.93 8.77 8 77A 8 97N 8 90A 8 95N Dec 9 45A S.50N A. asked; nominal.

CHICAGO CASH C.RA1N Wheat. No. 1, red. $2,144: No. 1.

yellow, hard. $2.21: No, 2. yellow, corn. 1 16; No. 3.

yellow. $114: Nn. 2 yellow, soybeans. $2.52: No. 3, yellow.

$2 51: No, 1, extra heavy, mixed, oats. 68c. Barley malting- choice. SI. feed.

Soybean oil. TV. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Fl TI RES Open High Low Close 2 33 J35', 2 33 2 34', 2.34', 3.35 2 34', 2.34 Dec 2 36 flTTSBIRr.H FOC.8 A N'T) POM.TR The Federal-State Market News Service report the following prices to retailers. Consumer grades and United States graded, store door delivery cartoned, minimum one case sales. Grade jumbo white.

48-51c; Grade white, extra large, 42-48c. Grade A. large, white. S9-44c; brown and mixed. 38-43c: A.

medium, white. 30-37c; brown end mixed. 30-3 5c; Grade B. large, white, 35-37c. Ready-to-cook poultry: Rrollers or fryers.

l-3 pounds. 264-29c; roasters. 3-4 pounds, 4-6 pounds. 32-38c; hens. 3-4 pounds, 21-23C: hens, over 4 pounds, 30-32c; turkeys, fryej-s.

4-8 pounds. 35-37c; ducks, froien. 4-6 pounds. 42-47c. Live poultry: Hens, heavy type, 12-lPc, mostly 12c; hens, -light type.

6-8. mostly 6c. CHICAGO EGG Shell Egg Futures; Sales Open High Fl'TlRES Prev. Close 30.80 31.15 31 85 32.15 23.80 24 05 24 30 Low Close 30 50 31,70 31 00 32 00 31 95 32 75 32.05 33.80 53.70 24 15 24 00 24 42 24 60 Sen 131 1 30 50 31 73 Oct 321 31.00 32.05 Nov 154 32.00 32 75 Dec 34 32 05 32 95 Froren Whole Eggs: Oct 359 23.75 24.1 7 Nov 20 24 00 24.42 Dec CHICAGO CASH BITTER AND FOGS Butter: Wholesale selling prices tdrher to '4 lower: 93 score AA n7 966c; 93 A 90 e5.e. Egcs: Wholesale selling prices 2'-c Mgher to 24c lower.

or better gnade A whites 274-26r: largely mixed 27-28r: medium mixed extras 22'7c; standards 24-254c; checks RAW H1DK FITIRFS High Low CVe October 16.74 16.42 M6.62 Bid. $1 GAR AND COCOA Raw spot sugar. 6.37 cents Soot tc-fra oocoa. 214 cents, nominal. CRVnF OH.

PRICKS radford (Bradford Transit 1 63 Pennsylvania National Transit I 4 35 Pennsylvania (Eureka 1 4.00 Pennsylvania (Southwest I 4 08 F.ARVINOS RISE Earnings of Womeiro Enterprises. In the 24 weeks ended June 16 rose to slightly over 80 cents a si are. Mitchell Wnlfson. president said. This would compare with 54 cents a share a year earlier adjusted for a 10 per cent si ok dividend Jamiarv.

1962. Volume In the recent 24 weeks climbed to front $8 814,000..