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11- POST-GAZETTE? MONDAY, AUGUST 8 1933 Collect Death Takes rs Tell. It to the- Stars a New Deal Gty Employe FJuses' Fast Color 80 Square Percale Ills, Viewpoint Rational Labor Relations Board Co) re Photo Finish Important To Air Listeners They Want Standard Sized Pictures for Their Prized Scrapbooktv By Darrell Martin Radio Editor, Ernest K. Lindley WW 0 0 FEATURES TONIGHT 6:00 WWSW The Post-Gazette New Review "7:30 WCAE Muted Music, Earl Truxell." 8:00 CAE Believe It or Not Ripley, 8 :30 WCAE Songs by Margaret" 9:00 KDKA Ferde Grofe and his Music. WJAS Mercury Theater "Production. 9:30 WWSW Vagabond House, Wess Carr.

WCAE" Grant Park Concert, Chicago. 10:00 WCAE Contented Hour, Lullaby Lady. 11:15 KDKA Music As You WamTt N' 'A 11 Swing and Sway with Sammy 12 :30 WCAE Crosby's Candid: Camer' mnf three years ine Kelations Board You'll "love these darling border stripe print Dirndls and they may be had with red. black or bluo predominating! They're slenderizing beeauae th rows of lastex yarn hue ywir waistline. launder like a hsnkia and Iron flat I Full button front! Buy several NQWi umler the severest rinuiuo OI stan no longer are passed about like postage stamps.

Tht MMMIHmHtttlttttltTT 'II' 'T WMMWytMHMWIHy atiicr 01 me 7 i O1" I. stars tnemselves wouldn't mind buying the pictures and passing f. 4 Sasemenr. Pr P-s Please send mm rfcese MUt' thrmdl I Pra 99' Tsire Color Quantity XKA. It has been tnem out if Harold S.

Dreitenstein Victim of Pneumonia. Harold S. Breltensteln, statistician for the city budget controller and an authority' on Pittsburgh's municipal finances, died yesterday morning In Passavant Hospital from pneumonia which developed following arr. operation earlier In the Mr. Breitenstein, a city account-aht for more than 30 years, celebrated his sixtieth birthday July 12.

Born' in TidiottU, he received his education Tat Tidioute and at Beaver College. His first association with the dty of Pittsburgh was during the construction of the filtration plant at AspinwaU where his ability as a cost accountant was recognized. Later Breitenstein, who resided at 91t North Negley avenue, was employed in tha city controller's office during the tenures of Controllers Eustace Morrow, Henry Oliver Evans and John Henderson. He also served as a cost accountant in the office of Mayor Charles H. Kline.

Whett the office of budget controller was created he became statistician. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Helen Moyer Breitenstein, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Louise In dovina and Nedra Breitenstein, a son, John Breitenstein and a stepson, Ray Corll, Funeral services will be held at Samson's chapel tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. -s 1 'fx they really ,1 by plovers, by the Veil ration of Labor, fat times, by the CIO.

"vfl April. 1337, the main at- Lullaby Lady on Contented Hour. Sammy sKaye Is Starred on CBS i Name I Address from employers was on wo n.i.iu! Art as annilari in vVv (' "stuck" with tha recipient, but the trouble Is they don't Result, 'most radio artist! have deleted photos themselves from the advertising itanau Listeners, espe-ciallv keenera of 5 City DAYTIME PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY yAU GUST 8 DATWOHT' SAVINS TIMaV 'iior and mining uaj renulaed on State M(ftl Wwsw Tsar ia i Cash M. O. Charre wad front ny me supreme News Broadcaat: in Alarm Clock Tha Alarm Clock World Nwn Tht 'Ml itv I Phons COHUT 4010.

Batnft t8et8t8ftl8tWtWtOtSttMtHltftWtttWtleieJlg SiOO Bona of rurpla 8a SUWlNewa; The Muilcal. Si SO Clock ProBimm I Cookie Jar Boya Mornins Nawa Today's Aimaaave Do Yoti Remtnbr Do Remember? since Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Cloclc Musical Clock Marjoria Stewart Itustcai Revue dleery Meiodiea Coffaa Ola nas mt" -lop-sidedncss" of the act TFoo 8.15 VtOO 0:30 Arthur Godfrey 15 139 Dr. Jack Mnnyon Dr. Jack Munyon Muaical Muilcala i JaaA Abbey Pereon-to-Peraon Get Hhin to Music Amanda Snow Kitty Keen Linda'l First Love Sdttor'a Daughter Shopping Circle 'Tax and dinger Jacob S. List Mediations Montana Slim; Newa Joyee Jordan Bachelor Children hf a'leptu liris ui me uuaiu.

attack frnm the American 1 For Walking Comfort Thousand of Pittsburgh Women Are Wearing These Noairses' Olroirdls deration of wuivu m- HuslcaJe -Myrt and Marge Hilltop House has "fen rcneweu, seems 10 tk arid Zcb Oklahoma Outlaw Blaaaad renter Blaaaad Ertntar Mrs. Wlggs John's Other Wlf Just Plain Bill Woman White Dot and Fat Swing Adam and Eve Ma Parkins 10:00 10:18 14:30 104S 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 Bluea Chasers Blues- Chaser Tweedy Brothers News Broadcast based on three major, com- The Stepmother Talkins Drama VI I)R ha KPt asiHa'a mi me Thara Wu a-Tlmt FooUlghti and TtlQO lllM 11:30 11:48 David Ha rum Loremo Jones Tete-at-Tete Road of Ufa Mary Marlin Vie and Bade Pepper Young Most Out of Life 11:00 11:14 11(30 11:48 Richard Maxwell Ruth Carhart The Big Sister' Aunt Jenny Story Collegiate Cowboy Carol and Cecil Say It With Music Say It With Music yJact betwren an employer and Starduat: Orcaa Mary M. McBrida f. of L. union ana eiintr rtiSed CIO union as the bar- W.

S. lirotiman; Tha' About Noonara Ifualoal Ravua, wltb News, Baladeer The O'Neills Happy Gllmans 13:45 News, Music Dan Harding's Wife Tha National Farm and Home Hour 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 Sons of Pioneers Sons of Pioneers Everett NelU Louis L. Kaufman Musical News of tha World Our Gal Sunday jsiiin? agency mi ciuiujca ui Funeral Today Charlia Sprankla Bingln' 8am Long Wearing Leather Soles Built-in Steel Arch for Support Thousands of Value-wise women have already, found these shoes a revelation in foot comfort 1 Scientifically designed with features seldom found in shoes at this price! Black and white! Sizes 5 to 9 in width and sizes 4 to 9 in ft S. Upper Bamnt d(rtd eieruon oi represema- Tha Goldbergs Vincent Curran Romeosr Baseball Polly Entertains Words and Music Mualcal Rcvua, with Charlia SprenVle Kramer Radio Swapi Tin Pan Allay for collective oargaimng. ni Mturslly.

i annoying to the The National Farm and Home Hour Master Singers Jack and Loretto 1 :00 1:18 1:30 1:45 Scalso Ensemble Elsa Hunter Bert and Bob Bob Parker noo 1:15 1:30 1:45 For Executive Darrell Martin, scrapbooks, have complained that the pictures given out have been too large for safe-keeping and it's always inconvenient to get a picture frame the right size or to have a pot of glue handy to paste things down. With picture-collecting becoming more important than autograph-collecting, a serious situation confronts both artists and fans. What is needed is a standard-size photo, not too large, with gummed back, collectors tell us. It is not likely that the stars will go to this extra expense. MARTINETS.

Good Morning! Dick Hynber is sponsoring a dance called the "Cor-rlgan Hop." The partners start off in a California glide and finish Dublin' up! Paul Whiteman is a possibility for the Pittsburgh Symphony next season. Martino: "Don't you think Rush should Hughes fewer words and play more music if he wants Anne Vic and Bade Road of Lifer. Gospel Singer if.of L. To many employers the Betty and! Bob Cub Reporters Silver Lining Kitty Keene As Ton Like It Houseboat Hannah Arnold Grimm Girl Hit Review Hit Review Estelle Sternberger Memories in Music MaUnea Melodica Afternoon (Serenade 1:00 SilS 8:30 3:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 Enoch Light Band Three Consoles Three Console f.of setm a lesser evil man iCIO. Employers of this opinion, convinced that their men will be bv one or the other of Sophisticated Ladles This Rhythmic Age I Church Hymns COMtlNAlK)' Mary Marlin Manhattan Matjpee I 3:00 Good Will Broadcast I 3:00 In the Music Room Today's, Sports Ma Parkins Pepper Toung KDKA Home Forum U.

8. Navy Band -U. Navy Band U. 8. Navy Band Scores and Music 1 3:13 Scores and Musis 3:30 I two branches of the labor Joseph Alexander, Head Of Insurance Firm.

Funeral services for Joseph Shea Alexander, 68, Pittsburgh insurance executive, will be held today Pitts burghers 3:15 PltUburghers Evelyn Tyner f- 8:45 loaay sports Today's Sports we 1 0f Guiding Light Sconss and Music 3:43 Mwment, might consider them-im foresishted in jumping into Mall Your Ordir COURT 4010 Frank ctr Sador, Basement PitUburgh, Pa. Send me Nurses Oxfords: pair or 2 pairs for S3. ttSTHf 7 Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Milt Herth Trio-Girt Alone Swing Patterns Swing Patterns Deep River Boys Lois Elllman 4:00 4:15 4:30 4)45 Golden Hour I 4:00 Golden Hour 4:15 Golden Hour 4:30 Scores and Musis I 4:43 Today's Sports Today's Sports Today's Sports Today's Sports Newt-Reeler Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee contract with an or 1 son or In Inviting A. F. of L.

r- Scores and Music. Color I Width Size Quantity pjaers into their plants wnue jhjisi 'y CIO organisers. In 5:00 5:15 5:30 Rosey Rowswell Natl. Hillbillies To be announced March of Games New Horlxon 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Today' Sports Melody Parade Melody Parade Headline News Paul Martin and Hit Music Vour Family, Mine Orphan Annie Rhymes and Romance Baseball Program Tha Singing Lady Movie Magazine Scores: Radio Stars I Of lew cases, the NLRB has found I 5:45 Italian Airs hit wmethins: of this sort has 8:45 P. M.

wed. In the light of the lan- KQV News and Sports. Name Addrese Choice Short Waves and intent of the act, an em- 10:00 P. M. sunt to Seymour of him?" quizzes Florence G.

Bluestone of 5844 Beacon street. Miss Bluestone gets today's blue ribbon and two Stanley tickets. foyer has no more right to lnnu- KtlBLt at 4 p. in. in the B.

More-land chapel, Highland avenue. Interment will be in Home-wood Cemetery. Mr. Alexander died Saturday at his home, 4400 Centre avenue. He was' president of Mc-Candless, 1 -lingwood and had been ice his employes to join an A.

r. City Cash Charge Check ssBSaasssssaaw WWSW Half and Half. KDKA True' or False. WCAE Contented Hour. WJAS Wayne King Orchestra.

KQV Rubl Blankey Glee Club. union than he has to innu- Station Kilocycles WWSW 1500 Ke. KDKA 980 Kc. WCAE 1220 Ko. WJAS 1290 Kc.

KQV 1380 Kc. them to join a company union. Jean Sablon will be the regular Hollywood Hotel vocalist this fall. Mercury Theater tonieht will do 10:30 P. M.

cordingly, the board has set idi leven or eight A. F. of L. Monday, August 8. Eastern Standard Time.

Guatemala 5 p. m. Special Concert Dedicated to United States. TGWA, 19.7 15.17 meg. Berlin 5 :30 p.

Youth Will Sing. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. London 6:20 p. m. "When You and I Were Dancing," Dave, Frost "My Little Boy" and "The Open Mtracts.

For the same reasons, it WWSW Ed Kroen, News. KDKA National Radio Forum. WCAE Pageant of Melody. WJAS Del Casino. KQV Casslnelli Brother.

Mr. Alexander. his set aside one CIO contract Alexander, contract between John L. lewis's United Mine Workers and president and chairman of the Allegheny-County Board of Fire Un Springfield (111.) coal-mining 10:48 P. M.

WWSW Let' Dance. WJAS Rhythm Breeee. -KQV American Forum." i It tOO P. M. The aecond major complaint of WWSW Snap Shot in Rhythm and Sport I wr It! liA F.

of L. centers on the duty NLRB to decide what is the jropriate unit for collective bar- whether representatives wiplnyes shall be chosen sep- 'itely by each craft, by all the derwriters for cany years. Born in Pittsburgh and a resident here all bis life, be also maintained a winter home at Sarasota, Fla. He was a member of Christ Methodist Episcopal -Churcbv Alexander rwas active in several Masonic organizations and was a member of the Duquesne Club, Oakmoat Country Club, Stanton Heights Golf National Republican Club of New York, Sarasota Country Club and the Iron City Fishing Club of Canada. He leaves his widow, Mrs.

Nelle Menges Alexander; two sons, C. Menges and H. Alexander, and a sister, Mrs. J. H.

Harrison. nun WCAE New if Bcores. WJAS News with Ken Hildebrand. 11 P. M.

KDKA Music As Tou DeeireItf WCAE VUmmjr, Joy Orchestra. -WJAS Henry Buss Orchestra. 11:30 r. M. WWSW House of Peter MaeGregor.

WCAE Jimmy Grier Band, WJAS Swing and Sway with Sammy Kayo 13 100 MIDNIGHT. KDKA Reggie Childs; 13:30, Billy Swan- son. WCAE Kay- Kyser: Musical Candid Camera. WJAS; Joe Reichman. 1:00 A.

M. WCAE Musical Candid Camera 1:30. Vincent Plrro. in a single plant, by all a employes in all the plants of a '4t employer, or by a combina-'J of these choices. In some in-rces the board unanimously has t.

apart certain crafts and pro-aional employes as separate bar- and his Band. GSG, 16.8 17.79 GSP, 19.6 15.31 GSO. 19.7 1518 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. Piague, Czechoslovakia 6 :55 p. m.

Concert; Central European Review of Affairs (English). OLR4A, 25.3 11.84 OLR5A, 19.7 15.23 1 Rome 7:30 m. Neapolitan Folk Songs and Songs from the Mountains; "Prof. 2RO's "Mail Bag." 2RO, 25.4 11.81 IRF, 30.5 9.83 meg. Paris 8:30 p.

m. Gramophone Records. TPB-7, 25.2 11.88 TPA-4, 25.6 11.72 meg. London 9:20 p. m.

"Steamboat." Variety and drama from our Floating Playhouse. GSL 19.8 15.26 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSC, 31.3 9.58 GSB, 31.5 mn 9.51 meg. Berlin 9.30 p. m. From the Styrian Mountains; Home Music.

DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. MONDAY EVENING SCHEDULE units. In others it unani-taiy has lumped all employee WCAE Scores; Play Time. WJAS Summer Serenade. KQV Charley Bergers.

8:48 P. M. WWSW Eventide Echoes. KDKA Lowell Thomas. WCAE Jimmy Melton, Vie- Arden.

WJA8 Chet Smith, ports. 7:00 P. M. WWSW Dinner Dance Music VDKA Alias Jjnjmy Valentine -WCAE Amo Andy. -i WJAS Ray Heatherton.

KQV The Women's View. 1:18 P. M. -WCAE Uncle Eira. WJAS Carmel Snow.

KQV News Show. 1:30 P. WWSW B. C. Sports Blants.

KDKA Tap Time. WCAE Muted Music- Earl Truxell. WJAS Nighttime Trail. KQV Night Club of the Air. 1:45 P.

M. WWSW Lobby Interviews; Scores. WCAE Harrison Knox. WJAS Boalce Carter. 8:00 P.

M. WWSW The Wayside Theater. KDKA To be Announced. WCAE Believe It or Not Ripley. WJAS Monday Night Bhow.

-KQV Freddy Rose. 8:15 P. M. KQV Ruth Nighey. Si30 P.

M. WWSW Hl-Hllaritiee. KDKA Thos We Love. WCAE Margaret Speak. WJAS Pick and Pat.

KQV St. Nicholas Russian Choir. 8:45 P. M. WWSW Hollywood American Legion Band 8:00 P.

M. WWSW Concert Hour. -KDKA Ferde Grofe Music. WCAE Bob Crosby Orchestra. WJAS Mercury Theater.

KQV Evening Serenade. 8:15 r. M. KQV Ernl Harper Band. 8:30 'P.

M. WWSW Vagabond 'House: Wess Carr. WCAE Grant Park Concert. KQV Bead Saunders Vocalettes. Jii plant or employer unit.

As a however, when the A. F. of L. '-d the CIO are in competition, it permitted various groups of craftsmen to decide for -raselves whether they wish to vjain separately. From this rule, Koppers Unit President Dies Arthur Armstrong to Be Buried Tomorrow.

member of the board. Edwin S. has dissented in several im- Veteran City Detective Dies Harry Hart Rites Will Be Held Wednesday4. Funeral services for Homicide Detective Harry Hart, 63, police veteran who -died Saturday in eant cases. This Mr.

Smith is "Mkiy favorable to industrial winaow. iso Kipiey will present a blind golfer. TODAY'S LITTLE QUIZ. How many 30,000 watt stations are there in the United States? (Answer below). WITH OUR PUBLIC.

Lisa V. Beeme, Crafton, Pa. Tommy Dorsey's broadcast this Wednesday will come from San Francisco; August 17, Chicago; August 24, Detroit; August 31, Louisville, Ky. (2) Your letter for Henry Busse should be addressed to him at Hotel New Yorker, New York, N. Y.

Rose Perla, City While Ted Weems plays Catalina Island, it is unlikely that you will hear his orchestra or Parry Como. The engagement is for all summer. (2) Kay Kyser has been booked for the winter at Hotel Pennsylvania Grill, so we guess the Stanley Theater date in out. Mrs. S.

C. Apollo, Pa. You lose the bet about Tommy Riggs and Glenn Riggs. They are not brothers, not even related. Sorry.

(2) Bob Gill, now at WCAU, Philadelphia, will return to Pittsburgh this fall to study dramatics at Carnegie Tech. (S) Charley Hamp has a daytime program on KSFO in San Francisco. E. Dormont, Pa. Carl Bie-secker, of Pittsburgh, was with Gene Krupa when he recorded "Grandfather's Clock." Milton Raskin is Krupa's pianist; others in the rhythm section are Ray Biondl, guitar, and Horace Rollins, bass.

R. Imperial, Pa. Perhaps Ethel Owen's realism as a mother in the serial, "A Tale of Today," may be ascribed to her private life. She is the -mother of three daughters Jane, Virginia and Mary. (2) Ed Lowry is supposed to come east next month with his radio show.

"Places to Go." Pittsburgh is on the list. Gracy Ebert, Zelienople, Pa. Each "Martino" entry must be limited to one "Martino" and carry the full name and address of the entrant. There are no other rules. Similarly, all questions asked of this department must contain full name and address of the sender.

Names and addresses will be omitted in the paper, if requested. LITTLE QUIZ ANSWER. Thirty-two. monism, and he is the main tar s' of criticism from the A. F.

of L. third complaint of the A. F. I eems to be that the NLRB Tmization in Washington and in is weighted with ClO-svm- with the result that CIO P. M.

-The Post-Gazette Newt Review. -News, Sports. Music. -Ralph Blaine. -Musical Rhythmairei, -Dud Ranch Hands.

8:15 P. M. -Peacock Court. -Maurice 8pitalny Band. -Evening' News.

-News of tha World. -Sports Review. 8:30 P. M. -Hollywood Show Shopper.

-Daily Sport Column. WW8W-KDKA WCAE WJAS KQV WWSW-KDKA WCAE -WJAS -KQV WW8W-KDKA '-plaints of unfair labor prac- are expedited and elections ea to please the CIO. Whether third complaint has merit is Mercy Hospital from acute appendicitis, will be held Wednes day morning in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Burial will be in St Augustine's cemetery. A member of the i ide squad i for vears. Detective aost impossible for an outsider IS EBSldl 8 indite.

Funeral services for Arthur W. Armstrong, 53, president and director of the Wood Preserving Corporation, a Koppers subsidiary, who died Saturday from" pneumonia in St Luke's Hospital, Chicago, will be held there tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in Rosehill cemetery chapel. Mr. Armstrong, whose home was in the Park Mansions here, also was head of the Carolina Wood Preserving, Southern States Mineral and Natyonal Lumber and Creosoting companies, Wood Preserving subsidiaries. He was a member of the Duquesne and Long Vue clubs, in Pittsburgh, the Chicago and Tavern clubs in Chicago and the Bankers Club in New York City.

A son, Arthur W. Armstrong, and a daughter, Marie C. Armstrong, are left Found t)ead jn Auto )' Us attack, the A. F. of L.

Obituaries hope to achieve any one or three tactical objectives. The a to obtain the appointment staunch A. F. of L. sympathiz- 8 UCCfed D.

Smith thm Captain U. J. L. Peoples, of the United States army. giart Hart served on Smith -whose term on ward expires August 27.

This Smith has voted with Chair- Madden to favor the craft Ti, the bnard has divided. is not an a xr the fire department for 11 years before joining the police ranks 25 years ago-He was! one of the first traffic cornermen in the city, and later served as lieutenant in the East End district. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital ZIEGLER SERVICES. Funeral services for George Ziegler, treasurer of the Zlegler Machinery Corporation, 28 First avenue, who died Friday in his home, 4305 Andover terrace, will be conducted this afternoon in the T. B.

Moreland chapel. Interment will be in Lutheran Cemetery, Lincoln Park. A Mason, Mr. Ziegler was a member of the Church of Christ, Scientist He leaves his wife, Mrs. Oirlotte Zieefer: a brother.

Frank VF ALL the suicidal pastimes, racing trains to crossings is the most foolish. Failure to "STOP, LOOK and LISTEN sooner or later ends in a tie and when it does it's just too bad for the motorist. The wise motorist looks for and obeys all warning signs. He knows the local or state authorities have placed these signs for very good reasons They expect them to be read and followed. They 4 'K Sena r.

iiw for an emergency operation Fri- proponent nf Apparently -the- victim of a-heart ine possible objective impress th "a the nereiitv 01 L- a hotter break." The may be tn nA v. E. Ziegler, and four sisters, Mrs. attack, Charles Ellis, 52, or North Aiken avenue, was found dead in, his parked automobile in Washington boulevard near Silver Lake yesterday; His wife, Mrs. Stella -Ellis, told deputy coroners that he had been in ill -health for six 'ect "aft unionism and A.

F. WITH OUR PUBLIC VJARHING I contracts. rh HOHJVIAN Solemn requiem high, mass will be celebrated Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in', St Mary's Church, Sharpsburg, for1, Henry J. Hohman, 70, who died Saturday in his home at 110 Penn street Sharpsburg. He was a life-membor-of St Mary's Church and the, church choir and secretary-treasurer of Branch No.

9, Knights of St George, art-organization he helped to form and in which he was active for. 20 years. He also was a member of the Holy Name Society. Mr. Holman leavers' -his '-widow, Mrs.

Anna Hobmaj--," six Henry, Lawrence, Joseph, Edward and Phillip, all of Sharpsburg, and Frank of two daughters, Mrs. William Wiehagen of North Braddock, and John L-Hergenroeder of and 33 'grandchildren. Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. WILLIAM H.

McCREADY. William H. retired employe of the city department of public works. died yesterday at i intism irom tne adds t0 the confusion day -after resorting for every" day for- nearly a week despite severe pain. Mr.

-Hat leaves his wife, Mrs. Elitbeth- vHrt; Vxv daughters, Mrs, Carl Henninger and Miss Elizabeth KarCand brother; Wit liam' K. Hart all of Pittsburgh. Death Claims Cote Official i i i George F. Ruch Aide To Frick President, the NLRB it is easily dls- resent having them ignored and inflict heavy penalties on drivers who pay no attention to them.

The Governor's Highway Safety Council asks you to obey all instructions along the road. If you do, you'll keep out of trouble. Do your part to make our highways one hundred per cent safe for everyone. I iron the criticlsme 'employers. Senator BurUe M.

West Bridgewater, Pa. The Rhythm Heirs ara Elmer Guy and Harry Altmeyer of Beaver Falls. Harold Jackson, Monongahela, Pa. We will be glad to examine yoar poems and advise their availability. Adam East End.

City Larry Clinton no longer arranges for other bands. He is too busy with his own band. winter to find rt I of L' would not up- WOU1Q I All Drivers found guilty of motor vehicle acci-. dents involving personal injury, must be re-examined to determine ability to drive. A for SPEEDING 90 -DAY SUSPENSION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE irainpi-a i hd the act.

the rntrovcrsy con-i the NLRB seems compli-Jtfti" convenient to remera- ri oard was created for ope purpose: to orotect tha Emma Deutscn, Mrs. baran uens, Mrs. Jane Ferguson and Laura Ziegler. DAUB SERVICES. Funeral services for Theodore G.

Daub, 76-year-old retired grocer who died Saturday at his home, 7130 McPherson boulevard, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the B. Moreland Chapel. He had been associated with John Daub Sons on Smithfleld street His widow, Mrs. Maud Woodside Daub, and -10 children are left MISS VIRGINIA PEOPLES. Funeral services for Miss Virginia Peoples of 575 South Negley avenue, for many years a teacher in the city's public schools, will be held at 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the T. B. Moreland chapel. Highland avenue.

Interment will be in Home-wood Cemetery. Miss Peoples, a life-long resident of Pittsburgh, died early yesterday at Shadyside Hospital. Miss Peoples was a graduate of George F. 'assistant to the president of the 'rf! C. Frick Coke TAKE WARNING BE CAREFUL Montefiore Hospital.

Mr. McCready bL 10 organize and through "enutives of their own choos- on 0f an1 Laiignlin de-e, 1937- Chi' Justice ld the ri8ht of em- GOVEnnoR's nicnwAY saittt council. George Chairman Griffith Soardmaa, Vice Chairmaa TODAY! AT 9 A. M. JEAN ABBEY- twt oman Home.

Companion Shopper broadcasts over UCAE Listen for i or tant fashion and home news in -Kaufmann's August Sales ur Fur-Trimmed Coats Fura i tu re! And, of course, Tiear the impor- tant news about the low August prices! KAUFUAnn'S retired -five years ago after having been an employe of the department for 42 years. Born in County Down, Ireland, he came to this country 51 years ago. A member of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, he lived at 426 North Fairmount avenue. He is survived by two sons, Edward T. and Matthew C.

Mc LTUAL. NOTICES. -1 ttve lso: "Employes right t0 ganize hJal Bur rePresntatives for Company, died last night in Magee' hospitaL He was-40 years of age. Mr. Ruch was, bona in Sayre, and attended George Washington University, leaving when the United States entered the.

World. War t.o serve In the department of justice. He had lived in Pittsburgh for the last 15 years. Mr. Rucb is survived by his widow.

Harriet Ruch; two children, John and Harriet Anne; his mother, Iva Ruch of Sayre j- a brother, Eugene, and a sister. Geraldine of Pitts burgh. His home, was at 1310 Beechwood boulevard. He was a member of Washington Shrine, Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh Athletic Association and Longvue bargaining amounts to a revolution in practice in many branches of American industry. The inexperience of employers, and of workers as union leaders and union members, is bound to create confusion during the period of transition.

This confusion is Intensified by the split in the labor movement and by the resistance of some employers to the National Labor Relations Act. The sensational conflicts very properly get the headlines. But with one or two notable exceptions, the unions seem to be weathering successfully the current depression. The growing use of the election machinery of the NLRB and the high percentage of complaints which the NLRB has settled without resort, to the courts, indicate that the practice of collective bar- to 7. 85 ine Cready; four daughters, Mrs.

Wil l-fcUAL ft OTIC KM. George R. Craig and Shram. A Craig, Attorneys. 1508 Law A Finance Building.

Notice that letters testamentary oa the estate of Harry W. Donv-deceased, lata of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons Indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claim will present them to Lillian B. Dora. Kxecutrtx. 6211 Kentucky Pittaburgb.

Pa. i.ct 'c ll ousmess ana 0fricer liam Marlin, Mrs. R. L. Williams, Mrs.

R. J. Appleby and Miss Sarah McCready; two sisters, Mrs, Elizabeth Brown and Mrs. Mary "Jane both the University of Pittsburgh; and the Indiana State Normal nave beea recog-in everv TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Date of first publication: August 8.

1838. Notice Is hereby Kiven that on July 18. 1938, one 1930 Butck Sedan, motor No. 253779, was scizet, i Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for vt-'-' the Internal Revenue Laws, to Section 3450, United States Revised person claiming an Interest in said property must ppear at the office of Investigator in Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit. tTl New Federal Building.

Grant Street at Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and file claim and cost bond as provider by Section 3480, United States Revised Statutes, on or before September 7, 1838, otherwise the property will be disposed of according to law. Edward C. Dougherty, District Supervisor. ria! t. aemocraiic in-v and have been Gibson; one brother, David McCready, of Belfast Ireland; 12 grandchildren and one great-grand school and was a member of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church and of the Order of tha -Eastern Star.

At the time of her death Miss Peoples was a teacher in the West-lake school, East Liberty. She leaves her. parents, Mr. and "Mrs." U. J.

Peoples, and a brother. "'lea atates for a or. longer. They have John W. Cost.

Attorney, IWJO Jones Law Building. Notice that letters of administration e. t. a. on the estate of Charles H.

Hamilton or Cbas. H. Hamilton, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present then to Dorothy Kaufman. Administratrix C.

T. A 855 Steuben su, Pittsburgh, Pa. child. Funeral services will be held Country Club. at the home at 4 o'clock tomorrow u' worers in w'aeidsanH a.

'afternoon." Interment will be "aX Fufierat "plans have -not-' been arranged. "wwishment of collective Homewood Cemetery. I gaining is making headway..