Ufr Ketfeet Dtft MIcm D(l Hottest Deetfc Netfcet PAGE 38 PITTSBURGH PRESS, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 95 1 Obituaries gf if, Westmoreland Clerk Charges 'Pressure' Officials Accused In Anzalone Case CONNELLSVILLE, Sept 28 (Special) Westmoreland County officials "put the heat on" a registration office clerk for helping the FBI on the Anzalone case, she charged in a speech here yesterday. The speaker was Mrs. Catherine B. Mitchell, Latrobe, suspended chief clerk in the registration office. She made the charge in a speech before "Operation Crusade," the United Commission for Social Action, formed by church groups in Fayette, Westmoreland and Washington Counties.
Held for Court Mrs. Mitchell was suspended last July 31 and Judges Richard D. Laird and Edward G. Bauer turned her office over to Sheriff Howard "Bud" Thomas after she charged fraud in primary voting. Later she was held for court on charges of tampering with the records.
Yesterday Mrs. Mitchell told the Crusaders she had been in official bad graces ever since she dug out records indicating that Racketeer Dominick Anzalone of North Belle Vernon had voted, though an alien. Mrs. Mitchell said that for several years she informed District Attorney Alexander Sculco, his predecessor, Judge Bauer, and BRIEFING NEW HEART ASSN. OFFICIAL, Dr.
Edward A. Brethauer, president, left, and Sherman T. Rock reveal plans to Mrs. Vivian P. MacFawn, newly-appointed executive secretary.
Her first job for the Western Pennsylvania Heart Assn. will be to revitalize heart disease educational program. Carnegie Tech ROTC Unit Gets New Commandant lij Illiflilll "others of votes by phantoms and dead "men, but nothing was done. Appeal Filed Trouble started for her after she helped the FBI get photostats of Anzalone's voting records, on which he was convicted early this year, after the original records strangely disappeared from the files. He has appealed the sentence, under which he might be deported.
It was after she started making photostats of other questionable vote records that she was tossed out of office. Operation Crusade passed a resolution asking for a legislative probe of crime tieups in the state, and made plans for public ings in the three counties under the chairmanship of Rev. W. P. Cook of Greensburg.
Wolf Announces freedom' Group Crusade Seeks Contributions The honorary committee for i COL. DAVID MORRIS Veteran of Pacific combat. Czech Trade Favors Canceled U. S. Cites Oatis Case in Appeal GENEVA.
Switzerland, Sept. NOTICE is hereby given of Intention to file. Articles of Amendment, under the provisions of the Act approved. May 5. 1933 P.
L. 364, with the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on October 15, 1951. by Process Industries Engineers. a Pennsylvania Corporation, located at 5640 Friendship Avenue, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Intention to file Article of Amendment was unanimously agreed by all voting Share Holders, at a' Special Stock Holders meeting, held on Friday.
August 3. 1951. which meeting was held after a sixty days prior written notice. The Intent is to change article three of incorporation to read as follows: "Furnish engineering service to the processing Industries; represent, as an agency, manufacturers of machinery and equipment for the processing Industries: and contracting for furnishing. Installing, and servicing processing machinery and equipment; and manufacture, sell, advertise, and service process equipment under the name of Process Industries Engineers, and to revise article five of Incorporation to read as follows: The authorized capital stock of the corporation is $100,000.00 divided Into 2000 shares of par value of $50.00 each." Submitted by Board of Directors ef said corporation, namely: REGIS F.
FEY. WILLIAM W. CALIHAW. ROLAND E. NELSON.
NOTICE VIEWERS NOTICE BOARD OF VIEWERS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY NO. 2772 OCTOBER TERM. 1951 IN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENT OF VIEWERS FOR CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND IN THE FIRST WARD OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH CONDEMNED BY URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF PITTSBURGH. BEING THE PROPERTIES FORMERLY OF: THE PITTSBURGH WEST VIRGINIA RAILWAY COMPANY. A CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AND THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
HELENE HOSTETTER GRIFFITH AND FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. A PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION, SURVIVING TRUSTEES UNDER THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF D. HERBERT HOSTETTER. HEYL A PATTERSON. INCORPORATED, A PENNSYLVANIA CORPORATION.
WILLIAM WALLA CB PATTERSON. JR. ROSE M. STAHL-NECKER. JOHN L.
STAHLNECKER. WILLIAM E. STAHLNECKER AND MARGARET L. STAHLNECKER. MARGARET E.
GORDON. Notice is hereby given to "whom It may concern that the Viewers appointed ln the above entitled proceeding, pursuant to Order of Court, will meet upon the premises formerly owned by the above-named persons on the 1st day of October. 1951, st 10:00 A. E.S.T. to view the same.
Notice is further given that the said Viewers will hold a meeting on the 5th day of October. 1951. at 9:30 A. E.S.T.. in Room 811.
City-County Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, to fix a schedule of times and dates at which parties in Interest in the sforementloned premises may present testimony as to the damages suffered by them by reason of the condemnation of these properties by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh. Notice is further given to the following named persons that a bond to secure to each of them the payment of such damages as they may be entitled to by reason of the taking and appropriation of their properties by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh was approved by the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, and filled with that court on the date set after their respective names at No.
2033 October Term. 1950. EVerti Faraday. Inc. September 9, 1950 American Maize Products Company September 6, 1950 Periodical Publishers Service Bureau September 6, 195u Detroit.
Toledo A Ironton Railroad September 6. 1950 The Crowell Publishing Co September 6. 1950 The Prudential Insurance Company of America September 6, 1950 McCormick Company. Inc September 6. 1950 U.
5. Industrial Chemicals. Ine. September 8, 1950 The Home Insurance Co. of New York September 6.
195(1 Better Brushes. Inc. September 6. 1950 Industrial Engineering Inc September 6. 1950 L.
W. Cook September 6, 1950 Donald desGranges. Executor of the Estate of Mary Belle desGranges September 6, 1950 York Corporation March 19, 1951 The Fairbanks Company March 19. 1951 Western Newspaper Union March 19. 1951 Parke-Davis Company March 19.
1951 Armstrong Cork Comoany March 19. 1951 R. T. Lewis, dba R. T.
Lewis Company March 19. 1951 Heirs, devisees and or cestuis que trustent under the estates and or wills of the following decedents: Jane Little. Mary Little. Lucinda Little. Eliza J.
Mudie. Harriet Gil-more, Jane Gorman. Mary E. Gorman (Mellon National Bank and Trust Company. EMccessor Trustee), Letitia G.
Gorman (Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, Successor Trustee). George J. Gorman. William H. Gorman.
Edward D. Gilmore (David M. Gilmore and Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, successor by merger and consolidation to The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh, Trustees), and William G. Duff: Edward Gilmore Cunningham, sometimes known as Edward G. Cunningham, Harriet Little Cunningham, now Harriet C.
Orth. Alice Tindie Duff, sometimes known as Alice T. Duff, George J. Gorman, William H. Gorman.
Dorothy Maxson Gilmore. Joan M. Gilmore. Gretchea Evans Gilmore. Mary Evans Gilmore.
David M. Gilmore. Josephine Gilmore. Emmanuel Episcopal Church Sewing Society. St-Barnabas Home for Men.
Convalescent Home at Harmarville and The Issue of Harriet C. Orth. or their heirs, devisees and assigns. 6. 1950 devisees and assigns under the estates and 'or wills of the follow ing decedents: John F.
Henkel. Anna Gertrude Riddle, sometimes known as Anna G. Riddle, Carl F. Henkel. Lawrence G.
Henkel, Edward B. Riddle. Anna E. Riddle and John F. W.
Henkel: John Robert Henkel. sometimes known as John R. Henkel, Carl F. Henkel. George Henkel.
Cart F. W. Henkel. sometimes known as Carl F. Henkel.
Alice Klages. Charles W. Riddle. Cornelia Ashbura. Sarah Grandstaff and Dorothy Maifes.
or their heirs. devisees and assigns September 6. 1950 the estates and 'or wills of Mary F. Bell. Emily J.
Bell and William G. Bell. Ola B. Bell, or her heirs, devisees and ssslgns September 8. 19 50 Heirs, devisees and assigns under the estates and or wills of Joseph A.
Aland and Catherine A. Aland, his wife: Margaret Ellen Aland. Annie McMillan. Maggie Kennedy and Ambrose Aland, or their heirs, devisees and assigns September 6. 1950 HAFRY V.
BAIR R. M. KOPP ROBERT C. MALCOLM Viewers. ESTATE of Mary or.
Mary Elenora Nolan, deceased, of No. 4587 of 1951. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make pavment without to Edward L. Nolan. 304 Dimlap or to Sharriff.
Lindsav. Wets A McGinnis. 304 Ross PaJ ESTATE of Iary C. Williams, deceased, of Pgh. No.
449 of 1951. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make navment without to Earl M. Williams. 27 Cherokee Pgh. 28.
or to C. Elmer Brown and John M. Shane. 91S Berger Pa. ESTATE of Spero Nicholas, deceased, of Pgh.
No. 4485 of 1951. Letters of administration on Ms estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims against the estate of the decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted te decedent to make pavment without delav to Nick Nicholas. 4 824 CarTyn Drive, Peh. 27.
or to Saul Scheln, 1506 Berger Pa. ESTATE of Bess R. Harris or Mrs. H. W.
Harris, deceased, of Mt. Lebanon Twp. No. 4417 of 1951. Letters of administration on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make pavment without delay to Gordon R.
Harris. Adm. and Room 606. 311 Rose Pa. ESTATE of Nellie Devlin, deceased, of Pgh.
No. 4498 of 1951. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to decedent to make pavment without dealy to Hannah Bortas. 101O Ridge or to Ernest G. Nas-sar and Charles F.
McKenna, 508 Grant Pa. ESTATE of Ariel K. Anderson, deceased, of No. 4596 of 1951. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delav to Lorraine M.
Anderson. 505 S. Linden or to Sherrlff. Lindsay, Weis McClnnls. 304 Ross Pa ESTATE of Katherine Dunlap.
deceased, of Duquesne. No. 4595 of 1951. Letters testamentarv on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delav to John A. Dunlap.
726 Whitney Wilkinsburg. or to J. Norman Davles. 1603 Law A Finance Pa. ESTATE of Phillip Taback.
deceased, of Pgh. No. 3858 of 1951. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Isadore Taback, 1679 Jancey or te Samuel Krlmslv. Law and Finance Pa.
At.ERT people who capitalize on their svii lunitlcs read The Press Want Ads ear. THOMA Suddenly en Tuesday. Sept. 25. Charles B.
of 43X Win-ton husband of the late Clara Schuck; father of Mary Louise. Charlotte. Mrs. Mildred Beatty, Mrs. Betty Boone and Charles B.
also survived by 3 sisters and 3 grandchildren. Friends may call at the E. C. Koonta Son Funeral Home, 209 Allen 18th Ward. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.
m. Requiem high mass at St. George's Church at 11 a. m. Holy Name Society and friends invited.
Interment St. George's Cemetery. THOMPSON On Wednesday. Sept. 26.
1951. at the home of his son. W. H. Thompson.
2138 Walton Overbrook. William H. Thompson. ln his 82nd year: father of Andrew Eleanor E. Sutton.
W. H. Jr. and Howard H. Thompson; of Margaret Brownlee of Cel.
Friends may call at the Rode-niser Funeral Home, 150 South Negley, where services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. TURNER On Thursday7 Sept. 27, at 5:30 p. John S. of 1027 Franklin Wilkinsburg, beloved husband of Mary rondo Turner: brother or Thomas J.
Turner. Friends received it the Nied Funeral Home, corner of Swissvale and Rebecca Wilkinsburg. Time later. VOGEL On September 27. 1951.
Elsie Zacher Vogel. wife of the late jonn K. vogel. of 1915 Robinson Wilkinsburg: mother of Mrs. Elsie W.
Porter. Mrs. Viola Wheeler, Mrs. Pearl Hegglnbothan. Helen Vogel.
Mrs. Evaline Dakon. Arthur and Ralph F. Vogel: also survived by 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Friends received at Courtley Funeral Home.
Franklin Ave. at Coal Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Monday after- noon at clock. WFIBI.INGER Suddenly on Wednes- oay, Lawrence weibllnger, beloved son of Anna Mittura and the late Alphonse Weibllnger; brother of Raymond, Paul. Theresa. Mrs.
Loretta Garland, Mrs. Rita Gates and Mrs. Mildred Rocco. Funeral from the Chapel of Walter J. Sperling.
622 Lockhart on Saturday at 8 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited.
YOI7NGWORTH On Wednesday. Sept. 26, 1951, Michael, husband of Mary Youngworth. of 506 Seventh Coraopolis. father of Mrs.
Edith Nagy. John, Joseph. William ana rrans Youngwortn; brother of John Youngworth; also survived by i graiiuciiiiaren ana one greatgrandchild. Friends received at the family home. 506 8eventh Coraopolis.
Funeral on Saturday, Sept. 29, at 8 a. Solemn high mass at St. Joseph Church at 8 45 a. m.
Interment, St. Joseph Cemetery. In Mtmorlam PREIS. Josephine In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who passed unw year ago loaay, sept. 28, -1950.
Sadly missed by husband and family. Funral Directors jAY A. McCAFFERY $125: S2S5: $360; $439: $505 up. MU. 1-5445 aoo s.
craig St. Florists Cidas: Sprays, Baskets. $5 3179 FORBES ST. MA. -SC.
1-1300 LUQIN SUit lTV 126 Fifth Ave. or. 1-2200 HILLS Flowers Dave Hill's Only Shop. "i sum Ave. AT.
1-290O Monuments Cemetery Lets ALLEGHENY County Memorial Park 6-srave lot, best location: deed No. 529, section 1156. block D. $600. Call Fleldbrook 1-9277 evenings: Spalding 1-2000 daytime.
CLEARANCE OF STOCK Monuments and double headstones: certified Barre and colored granite. Save as much as $150. while they last. Allegheny Memorial 1019 E. Ohio St.
Fairfax 1-7971. Lest one Found BAG Containing 2 coats, lost between Wheeling and Pittsburgh; liberal re-ward Fairfax 1-7078. DIAMOND Stick PinT near Kenvon Theater, Federal St. Liberal reward. Fairfax 1-7302.
DOG Mongrel, wirehalred terrier: white, brown spots: lost August 28th: Oakland: $25 reward. Museum 1-4231. OFFICES, cottages, hunting lodges and farms all occupy a prominent place in the Rental Classification of The Press. DOG Female, brown, black with white throat and paws. Found McMurray Road vicinity.
Call Colonial 3-798 DOG Small white. shaggy haired male, black ears, black circle on back. Bobo." Reward. Fairfax 1-243 3. FOUND Part Spitz, white long hair, young, gentle.
Dorseyvllle Rd. Wood-land 3-8921. FOUND co*cker Spaniel, male, about 8 months old. September 22. Lehigh 1-5381.
evenings. HUNTING Dog Male, brown, white: Crafton Heights: Allegheny license: reward. George Buiy, 2140 Noblestown Rd. WA. 1-9390.
THE Farm and Garden Classification ln Press Want Ads is a fairground of live- stock and poultry offerings. PURSE Black, Monessen, contains wallet. Jewelry: generous reward; Traf-ford 155, or Span's Drug Store, Monessen PURSE Lost Union Bus Terminal, valuable personal papers. Return to Mrs. Betty Bartolmeo.
4778 Theodore Homestead. Pa. AUTOS, airplanes, tractors and bicycles are sold daily through the Want Ad Section of The Preys. SPRINGER Spaniel Reddish brown, female; 3-4 years old: answers Shady Phillips Ave. Reward.
Jackson 1-1741. TOY Collle Tan-black: white collar, paws; lost South Side Saturday; reward. Walnut 1-1627. MAKE it a habit to read The Press W'ant Ads dally. You will frequently find "lust the things you need." WALLET Man's.
Fulton Theater vicln-lty; containing valuable business cards and fraternal passes: of use onlv to owner. Substantial reward. Phone J. W. Snyder.
New Castle 5290. WRISTWATCH Lady's platinum diamond, gray band: Tuesday, Mt. Lebanon. Reward. Lehigh 1-7044.
WRISTWATCH Lady's "Benrus." Sunday, No. 88 streetcar Downtown vicinity: initialed A. Reward. Montrose 1-0574. EVERY Want Ad serves as a potential opportunity for your consideration and approval.
Persons' THANKS. Sonny, for the speech, hope It has made you very happy. HAPPY Birthday darling. Love, shine Sun- rVoposo's ALLEGHENY COUNTY Pittsburgh, Penna. September 28.
1951 Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the oflice of the Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104, Court House. Pittsburgh, until 10:30 A. l. E.S.T..
Tuesday. October 9. 1951. and will be publicly opened at 11:00 A. M.
ln the presence of the County Commissioners in Room 410, Court House. Pittsburgh. for 300 Sodium Vapor Lamps; One Planflie: 30 Post Binders, and Registration Forms. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application to the office of the Bureau of Purchases, Room 307 Court House.
Pittsburgh, Penna. Proposal must be accompanied by a certified check or bond to the order of or running to the Coumy of Allegheny for the amount fixed in the specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract ln case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES W. KNOX.
Controller Countyof Allegheny ALLEGHENY COUNTY, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF WORKS Pittsburgh. Sept. 28. 1951 Separate and sealed proposals will he received at the Office of the County Controller of Allegheny County. Room 104 Court House, Pittsburgh.
until 10:30 o'clock A. M. Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday, October 8th. 1951.
and will be opened and read by the County Crmmlssioners in the Gold Room, Room 410 Court House, Pittsburgh. one-half hour later. 11:00 o'clock A. M. Eastern Standard" Time, for the following: HOMEVTLLE ROAD SECTION 2 CONTRACT NO.
1 TEST BORINGS The minimum wage rates permissible on this project shall be in accordance with the schedule of minimum rates set up in the contract docttments. No Bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of sixty (f)0 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. Specifications. Form of Contract, Instructions to Bidders. Proposals and Blu Print Copies of Letting Plans may be viewed at the Office of the Commissioners of Allegheny County.
Copies of the above data for use of Bidders will be furnished upon application to the Contract Clerk in the County Department of Works of Allegheny County. Room 502 County Office Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. Proposals must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Surety Company Bond (on County's Form to the order of or running to the County of Allegheny for the amount fixed In the Instructions to Bidders as evidence that the Bidder will accept and carry out the conditions of the contract In case of award.
The Count Commissioners reserve the right to relect any or all bids. JAMES w. KNOX. Controller, County of Allegheny. Monday, Oct.
1. at 8 a. m. Requiem mass at St. Adalbert's R.
C. Church at 9 a. m. KOHL On Thursday. Sept.
27, 1951. Mary Ettie Faulkner, of 5133 Inter-boro Lincoln Place: mother of Karl E. Kohl, of Lincoln Place; sister of Mrs. C. R.
Van Wlckle, of Whitehall: and Joseph Faulkner, of Lincoln Place: grandmother of Karl and Allen L. Kohl. Friends received at George I. Green Funeral Home, 3511 Main Homestead Park. Services Saturday at 2 p.
m. Friendslnvit ed. LANGHANS "Thursday, Sept. 27, 1951. Elsie M.
Langhans of 111 Chalfonte West View; sister of Mrs. Hilda Lang. Harry P. and John Langhans. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home.
1032 Perry Highway. Perrysvllle, where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. (For transportation call Wellington 1-1002. LAUN On September 26. 1951.
at 11:15 p. Augusta Louise, wife of the late Henry L. Laun; mother of Charles Louise M. Marlon E. Laun, Mrs.
Catherine L. Ertel: 4 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Friends received at her late home, 560 Boquet Carnegie. Pa. Funeral on Sunday, Sept.
30. at 2:30 E. S.T.I. Services at St. John's Ev.
Luth. Church, Carnegie, at 3 p. m. Interment, St. John's Cemetery.
MeCONAGHEY On Thursday. Sept. 27, 1951, Lawrence R. McConaghey of 800 North Lang father of Mrs. Jane M.
Payton, Mrs. Dorothy E. Ray and David L. McConaghey; six grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Margaret Oglesby, Mrs.
Bella Sutor and John McConaghey. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home, 605 Brushton Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members of Lawrenceville Lodge 581, L. O. O.
and friends Invited; McEWEN Friday morning, Sept. 28, 1951, Mary E. Raver, wife of R. Keifer McEwen of 212 Locust Lane, Upper St. Clair sister of William H.
Raver of Irwin. Pa. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty where services will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment Bethel Cemetery. MILLIRON On Wednesday afternoon.
Sept. 26, 1951. the Rev. Norman C. Milliron, D.D., husband of Grace Wallenmaler, of 484 8outh -Graham E.
father of Mrs. James H. Brown of Defiance. Ohio; brother of B. N.
D. Milliron of Pittsburgh, and S. C. Milliron of Youngs-town, Ohio. Friends received at the Waples Funeral Home, Baum Blvd.
at Graham E. E. Funeral services at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Centre Ave. and Graham E.
Saturday after- noon at 1 o'clock. MULVANEY On Tuesday. Sept. 257 1951. at 1:10 p.
Edward o. Mui- vaney, of 437 E. Warrington Ave-husband of Margaret Lavelle Mul-vaney; father of Mrs. Lillian Jones, John and Mrs. June Streiner; son of Elizabeth Kelly and the late John Mulvanev; brother of Mrs.
Walter Druzik. Mrs. Leo Howard, Mrs. John Koeper. Mrs.
William Keenan. Thomas Mulvaney. Friends received at the Wasecko Funeral Home. 14th and Sarah Sts. Funeral on Saturday.
Sept. 29, at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem at St. Canice Church at 9am Friends Invited.
J. P. Col-llgan. in charge. NIEMANN On Thursday.
Sept. 27. 1951, at 1:50 a. in nis eatn year. Albert husband of Alma Weslager Niemann of 7040 Reynolds lather of William E.
Davles, Mrs. Davies Ambell and Mrs. Ruth Davles Caruso: 7 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Niemann Kirby. Fred and Oscar Niemann and the late Henry Niemann and Mrs.
Ida Nie mann cosgrove. Funeral irom tne John Kekilty Funeral Home. 605 Brushton Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members of Woodmen of World and friends invited. Interment ln St.
Peter Cemetery. NOVICK Thursday. Sept. 27. at 9 Mrs.
Rose Novick. motner or Mrs. Blanche Metts. Mrs. TlUIe Gal- vik.
Mrs. Esther Redlck and Mrs. Margaret Nogrady. Friends received at Lemmon Funeral Home. 12 S.
4th Duquesne, until Saturday noon. Services at the Bethelenem congregational Church. Duquesne, Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment in Versailles Cemetery.
OLA Wednesday. Sept. 25. 1951. Josenh.
beloved husband of Lucia Ola; father of Joseph. Philip. Theo dore, Kocky. Mrs. Rose iraiicante, Mrs.
Mary Crino, Mrs. Lucy Brono-wlcz. Mrs. Ann and Mrs. Frances Habovsek.
Friends received the Morasco Funeral Home. 805 Brushton Ave. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. m.
Solemn requiem high mass in Mother of Good Counsel Church a.m. OLSON Suddenly. Friday. Sept. 287 Charles husband of Edna Stuel nd brother of Ernest.
Oscar, Olga, Mrs. Anna Olson and Mrs. Rose Slpper. Services at the Byrne Memo rial Home. 701 North Negley Monday.
2 p. m. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. Member of I rees-cariisie V. F.
W. Post No. 166. American Legion (Lawrenceville), Division 85, Pittsburgh Kanways. PALOSKO On Wednesday.
Sept. 26. Andrew F. Palosko, beloved husband of Elizabeth Betzler: father of Ara- milla Buhl and Agnes Gallagher; grandfather of William Dorricott. Friends received at his late residence.
311 Hawkins North Braddock. Funeral Monday. Oct. 1. 9 a.
m. High mass of requiem at St. josepn cnurcn at a. m. Friends invited.
PAULL In New York City on Thurs-dav. Sept. 27. 1951. Mary Dickey Paull.
wife of the late George Paull: mother of Mrs. Robert Nation of Washington. D. C. and Miss Mary Louise Paull.
of N. sister of Robert Dickey, of Pgh. Friends re ceived at H. Samson's. 537 Neville where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Interment private. PLISCOF At Richland. Washington, on Wednesdav. Sent. 26.
Anna, wife of the late Harry PHscoi: motner oi Mrs. Lillian Mann. Mrs. Time Eikins, Moses and Sam Pliscof; four grand children; sister of Mollie Goldberg and Mrs. Tillie Sussman.
Friends re ceived at Blank Bros. Funeral Home. Forbes St. at Craft where services will be held on Sunaav. Sept.
30. at 11 a. m. Interment New Light Cemetery. RF.ITER On Sept.
27. 1951. Harry Kistler Belter, nnsoand or Liena Cyphers Relter, of 501 West Wilkinsburg: father of Mary R. Miller. Florence R.
Gray. Laura R. Gunn: also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Courtley Funeral Home, Franklin Ave. at toal wiixinsDurg, wnere services will be held Sunday after noon at.
3 clock. REUTTER On Friday. Sept. 28. Jacob beloved husband of Min nie Langhammer; father of Mrs.
Eliz abeth Reardon. Mrs. Caroline Mc Clear-. Mrs. Marianne Dllltott.
Mrs. Gertrude Dummer and Jacob F. Reutter: also survived by 15 grand children: a brother. Rudolph Keutter of Turtle Creek. a sister.
Anna Kelting of Hallock. Minn. Friends may call at the L. P. Smith Funeral Home.
1615 Brighton wnere services will be held on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment pri vate Wednesday morning. 1 Hallock. papers please copy I ROHRKASTE On Wednesday. Sept.
26. at 8:10 p. Pearl Larimer Rohrkaste of 1604 Westfleld be loved wife of Christian C. Rohrkaste: mother of Mrs. Virginia R.
O'Toole. Susan Herman H. James and Karl H. Rohrkaste: also survived by 3 grandchildren. Friends recei-ed at Wm.
Slater and Sons Funeral Home. Shiras and Bensonia Ave's. (at Broadway Beeclrview. where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 29.
at 2 p. m. ROMEO On Wednesday, Sept. 26. Joseph William Romeo, son of the late Pietro and Mary Concetta Stell-tano Romeo: brother of Mary Ar-tisti.
Nancy Kowalski, Anthony, Francis and Frank Romeo. Friends received at the Campbell Funeral Home. 1314 Middle Sharnsburg. Requiem high mass at the Church of Madonna on Monday, Oct. 1, 1951.
at 9 a. m. RUSSELL On Friday, Sept. 28, 1951. Nellie M.
Rupp Russell of 1514 Beaver wife of Charles D. mother of Mrs. Lew West and Stark O. Packer: also 4 grandchildren. Funeral services at the James I.ow-rie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau St.
(at Pennsylvania on Mon- day at 3 n. m. Friends invited. SANXING On Friday, Sept. 1951, Frank J.
of 2128 Columbia Swissvale, husband of the late Marie Reese Sanning: father of Mrs. Frances McMuIlen. Mrs. Louis Wilson. Mrs.
Lillian De Bee and Leon a Henkel: also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Friends received at the Elkin Mortuary 4th North Braddock. where services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. SCHILLING On Friday morning, Sept.
28, 1951, Oliver beloved husband of Margaret Rodgers Schilling of 168 North Jackson Bellevue: father of Mrs. Margaret V. Parlon of and Robert R. Schilling of Ross Twp. Friends received at the Orion C.
Pinkerton Funeral Home. 1014 California Avalon Requiem high mass in the Church of the Assumption on Mon- day morning at 10o'clock. SZYMANSKI On Wednesday. Sept. 26, Ben.
of 281 40th beloved father of Anthony, Mrs. Charles Harlovich, Henry and Mrs. Regtna Dukovich of Allqulppa, also 4 grandchildren. Funeral from the B. E.
Harenski Funeral Home. 191 43rd on Saturday, Sept. 29. at 8 a. m.
Requiem mass in Holv Family Church at 9 a. m. Member of Local 188 Bartenders Union. TANCRAITOR On-Tuesday. Sept.
25. Antonlna Beninatl, of 142 Lee Forest Hills Boro, beloved wife of Stephen Tancrattor; mother of Mrs. Mildred Golock, Mrs. Lucy Mastrllli. Mrs.
Marion Slmok. Mrs. Margaret McMaster. Josephine and Stephen J. Tancrattor; sister of Miss Phillips, Peter and John Beninatl.
Friends received at the Joseph N. Nied Funeral Home. 7441 Washington Swissvale. High mass of requiem at St. Maurice R.
C. Church, Ardmorc. Forest Hills Boro, on Saturday at 14:30 m. BOEHM On Wednesday. Sept.
26. 1951. Mae Simon, wife of the late Eugene A. Boehm; mother of Charles William E. and Robert J.
Boehm; daughter of Mri. Anna Simon; lister of Mrs. Alice White, Joseph Charles Harfy F. Simon. Funeral from the McCabe Funeral Home, 7204 Thomas on Saturday at 9:30 a.
m. Requiem mass at St. Bede's Church at 10 a. m. CAHALL On Tueseay, Sept.
25? 1951, Lucy A. Cahall; wife of the late Edward; mother of Mrs. Bessie McQuiston, Mrs. Ruth Flowers. Chester Robert Arthur B.
and Leslie A. Cahall. Friends received at the funeral home of Grime and Blair, 4520 Penn near Frlendshio Aves. Services on Saturday at 2 p. m.
CONWAY On Thursday afternoon7 Sept. 27. 1951, Mary in her 95th year, wife of the late Thomas Conway of 817 Jackman Avalon; mother of Mrs. Mabel Kroegher and Robert Marshall Conway of Avalon; 4 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDonald's Funeral Home, 529 California Avalon.
where services will be held on Monday afternoon at 2 ojclock. CRONIN Of 340 Bowerhlll Mt. Lebanon, on Thursday. Sept. 27.
1951. at 9 a. John husband of the late Edna Bougher Cronm, and father of Mrs. E. A.
Croak, Pittsburgh; Mrs. C. K. Birch, of New Jersey; Miss Vernus E. Cronln, of New York; also 4 grandchildren survive.
Friends received at the E. B. Laughlin Funeral Home. 3310 West Liberty South Hills, where private services will be held on Saturday. Sept.
29. at 2 p. m. CUNNINGHAM On Thursday, Sept. 27.
1951, Ida Cunningham of 517 Greensburg East McKeesport, sister of Mrs. Margaret Cross and Mary Cunningham, both of East McKeesport. Friends may call at the Frederick Funeral Home, East McKeesport, where services will be held Sunday afternoon. Sept. 30, at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment Penn Lincoln Memorial Park. DIEHL drTThursday. Sept. 27. 1951.
Bernard J. of 1428 Brelnlng Biookline. husband of Margaret Freund; father of Bernard, Raymond and Donald: brother of Mrs. Minnie Oswald, Albin. Frank and Fred Diehl.
Friends received at the Brusco Funeral Home, 214 Virginia Mt. Wash. Solemn requiem high mass at Resurrection Church, Brookllne. on Monday at 10 a. m.
ELSESSER On Wednesday, Walter beloved husband of Elizabeth Pribak Elsesser; son of Walter and Rose Hirt Elsesser; father of Walter, Robert! Jack, Joseph, Donald. Mary, Edna. Mrs. Dolores Straub, Mrs. Elizabeth Bedamo.
Services at the Chapel of Walter J. Sperling. 622 Lockhart on Saturday at 1 p. m. Friends invited.
EVERSMANN On Thursday. Sept. 27. 1351, J. F.
Wilbert. beloved husband of Alma Broecker of 6821 Thomas E. father of Mrs. Martha Ann Becker and William W. Eversmann.
Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 West Liberty Ave. Services on Saturdav at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment ln Homewood Cemetery.
F1RMIN On Thursday. Sept-277 1951, Mary, mother of Mrs. Anna Harrison; sister of Elizabeth and Edward Bulger. Funeral from the Henninger Funeral Home, 4635 Butler on Saturday, Sept. 29.
Requiem high mass at St. Marv's Church, Forty-sixth at 9:30 a. m. GEALY On Tuesday, Sept. 25.
195l7 William husband of Ruth Strebel; father of Shirley Ruth Gealy. Friends received at O'Toole and O'Conner Funeral Home. 5106 Second Hazelwood, where services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'cloc k. GLAID On Thursday. Sept.
277195 17 at 3:15 p. Andrew in his 56th year, beloved husband of Barbara Sommer Glaid; father of Mrs. Rita Bertha. Andrew Ill: Mary Elizabeth. Lucille, and Joanne Glaid: brother of Rev.
Rupert Glaid, O.F.M., Mrs. Anna Almasey, Herman and Ida M. Glaid; also 2 grandchildren. Friends received at his late residence, 439 Gorgas Mt. Oliver.
Funeral on Tuesday at 9 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Joseph's Church at 10 a. m.
Interment. St Joseph Cemetery. Arrangement in charge of John D. Schaub Sons GOTTENKIENE Sept727, 1951. John C.
beloved husband of Catherine Cox Gottenkiene of 422 Arch N. S. Funeral from the William Sir-lln Mortuary. 620 East Ohio on Monday. Requiem high mass at St.
Peter's Church at 10 a. m. Turn-sters Union 249 andfriends Invited. CENTNER On Thursday7Septr277 1951, Elizabeth Ackerman, bieloved wife of John Guentner. of 3019 Viola mother of George Mrs.
Elvera H. Veatch. Mrs. Erma Kosloski; sister of August Ackerman; also survived by 5 grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild. Frierids received at the Joseph A.
Pappert Sons Funeral Home, 711 Lockhart St. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. Requiem high mass at The Annunciation Church at 10 a HAZUKA On Tuesday. Sept.
25. 1951. Paul, of 2318 Long Hill-crest. Bethel Boro. beloved father of Helen.
Catherine and Mrs. Elizabeth Godleski. Friends received at the Harger Funeral Home. West Library Ave. at Mesta Bethel Boro.
Requiem high mass in St. Anna Church, Castle Shannon, on Satur-day at 10 a. m. HEINZ Of 127 Renne 16th Ward, on Tuesdav. Sept.
25. Mercedes T. Klein, in her 61st year, beloved wife of John A. Heinz; mother of Mrs. Merilda E.
Kollet, Mrs. Bernice Schumacher, Mrs. Betty Kunning, John William J. and Donald E. Heini; sister of Mrs.
Elizabeth Gram. Edward and John Klein; also 6 grandchildren. Friends received at the Funeral Home of John D. Schaub Sons, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.
Pa. Funeral on Saturday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Henry's Churrh at 9:15 o'clock.
Members of St. Henry's Christian Mothers and L. C. B. A.
are invited. Interment in St. Josephs Cemetery HE NKE Of 294 Georgette St Overbrook, on Friday. Sept. 28.
1951. at 12 a. Anna Kircher. wife of the late WiUiam F. Henkel, in her 71st year: mother of Walter Paul William Charles A.
Henkel; also 12 grandchildren survive. Friends received at E. B. Laughlin Funeral Home, Castle Shannon, until Monday, Oct. 1.
at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St. Norbert's Church, Overbrook, at 9 a. m.
Friends and members of the Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. W. Post 1620 and Christian Mothers Society of St. Norbert's Church invlt ed.
IIOFSTETTER On March 13. 1951, ln Korea. Pvt. Ralph L. Hofstetter.
son of Albert F. and Mary Wodnlrkl Hofstetter: brother of Albert Mil ton Corp. Lloyd U. S. M.
C. Stanley Mrs. Pearl Beaumont. Mrs. Lorraine Goll.
Friends received at the Regis C. Stephens Funeral Home. 600 Cedar N. after Friday noon, where services will be held on Saturday at 2 p. followed by military funeral conducted by Spring Hill Post 671.
American Legion. JASINSKI On Tuesday. Sept. 25. 1951, Veronica Baranowski.
wife of the late Stephen Jastnski of 159 South I7th s. mother of Edward. Francis, Aloyslus and George jasinsKi: also lb granacnuaren: sis ter of Mrs. Rose LitzhofT. Funeral from the Drzewiecki Funeral Home.
119 South 15th S. on Satur day, Sept. 29. st 7 a. m.
Requiem mass at St. Adalbert's R. C. Church at 8 a. m.
JOHNSTON On Thursday. Sept. 27, U'flHniM Ct- nw 1i17 Uutirap Cr Wilkinsburg. beloved husband of Anna B. Gardner Johnston; father of William Elmer Robert, james victor ana Kicnara u.
Johns ton; also survived by 10 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Friends received at tne Nied Funeral Home. of Swlssvale and Rebecca wilkinsburg. Time later. JOHNSTON On Thursday.
Sept. 27. 1951. Nellie E. Johnston or 676 Forest Bellevue: sister of Mrs.
Marian Berg; niece of the late Eliza beth Morrow: aunt of Marilvn J. Pashuck of Phila. Friends received at Edward T. Daugherty Funeral tiome. Jbh Lincoln Ave Bellevue.
Services Saturday afternoon at 2 ojclock, JONNET Suddenly on Wednesday. Sept. 26, 1951, Nellie Graham Jonnet of 1612 Westmoreland wife of the late Albert Jonnet, and mother of Paul A. Jonnet, Winifred H. Baker; sister of Margaret Bachus and Charles H.
Graham. Friends re ceived at the Bricklev Funeral Home. 7074 Lemington Ave. Funeral on Saturday. Sent.
29. at 9:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at Corpus Christi umircn at iu a. m.
KELLERMAN Suddenly on day, Sept. 27. 1951. ln Los Angeles. Maurice Kellerman.
formerly of Pittsburgh, beloved husband of Rose Greenberg Kellerman, Burial in Los Angeles. KELLY Thursday, Sept. 27. 1951, Elizabeth of 6941 Greenwood beloved wife of Michael C. and mother of John Paul and Clair E.
Kelly: also survived bv 1 sister. Miss Catherine V. Ganley; and 10 grandchildren. Friends re ceived at the Byrne Memorial Home. 701 Nor'h Negley Ave.
Requiem nigh mass. St. Raphael Church, Saturday. 9 a. m.
VIM Thii.ail.i, 9T 1QK1 ,4 husband of Mable Karl; father of George F. Kim. Mrs. Margaret Harper. Mrs.
Mable Sage. Mrs. Ruth Conners: brother of George J. Kim. Adeline.
Colett, Frieda. Bente and Gertrude Freker. Friends received at A. Staub Sons Funeral Home. 900 Chaftiers Pgh.
20. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 29, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass at St.
Martin's Church at 9 clock. KLIS Suddenly on Thursday, Sept. 27. 1951. Teofila Benben, beloved wife of Walenty Klis of 1725 Edwards Way.
S. mother of Joan Kazmer, Anna Reinhardt, Helen Cherevka. Jessie March. Clara. Walter and Bernard Klis; also 20 grand children and 2 great -grandchildren.
Funeral from the Drzewiecki Funeral Home, 119 South 15th 8U, 8.. oa Col. David Morris To Take Over Col. David A. Morris has been named commandant and professor of military science and tactics at Carnegie Institute of Technology.
An Army officer with 30 years' active service, he replaces Col. Harold A. Kurstedt as head of I Tech's ROTC unit. Col. Kurstedt, commandant here since 1947, will report to the Armed Forces In- dustnal College, Ft.
McNair, Washington, D. C. Combat Duty The new military professor, a who was assigned as Army engineer in Milwaukee, was once attached to the ROTC unit at Oklahoma College. Highlighting Col. Morris' ca reer was 20 months' combat duty as engmeer staff officer, attached I to Army Ground Force head-! quarters on Iwo Jima.
His record also includes over seas duty in Iceland, Great Brit ain, Portugal, Panama, Philip-1? pines, Marianas and Japan. Missouri Native A native of Missouri, he is a i 1921 graduate of Iowa State, College. He is a member of American Society of Civil Engi neers and the Society of American Military Engineers. uoi. Morns win live at 49io fcoroes at.
iie is married, nas a daughter, Francis, and a son, Lt. James an Air Force fighter pilot. Baby Born After Mom's Death Dies GARY, Sept. 28 (UP) Attempts by physicians to keep (When the premature infant died. Hospital attendants did not say what caused her death, but it was assumed she succumbed jto the effects of her premature birth.
There was no indication the child was infected with the polio which killed her mother. The doctors had only five minutes to deliver the child after Mrs. Bernice Haraldson. 27, died in an iron lung Wednesday night. They did it with two minutes to spare.
They said the baby's supply of oxygen would have ended five minutes after her mother's death. Two Sentenced On Girl's Charge tences today for contributing to the delinquency of a 15-year-old SaDout ready to declare war on these people." je then sentenced Anthony Smitn, 41, of 503 Winfield to two-to-four years. Smith's companion Louis MathewSt 35, cf 309 Larimer Ave.was Riwen 18 months in the Workhouse and fined $100 1 Yincent J. Henry Private funeral services were held at 10 a. m.
today in St. Paul's Cathedral for Vincent J. Henry, a former Pittsburgh resident Mr. Henry died Tuesday in Cincinnati where he was sales representative for Gibson and Perin a Cincinnati printing firm. He was 33.
A native of Pittsburgh, Mr. Henry moved to Cincinnati four years ago. He was stricken with infantile paralysis there last week. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Florence Sweeney Henry; his father, E.
C. Henry, of 513 South Highland and a brother, E. C. Henry also of Pitts burgh. Mrs.
N. G. Jonnet Mrs. Nellie Graham Jonnet, of 1612 Westmoreland East End, died in her home Wednesday. Widow of Albert Jonnet, she was a life-long resident of the Lincoln Avenue section and a member of Corpus Christi Church.
Surviving are her son, Paul A. Jonnet; a daughter, Mrs. Winifred H. Baker; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Bachus; and a brother, Charles H.
Graham, all of Pittsburgh. Friends may call at the Brick-ley Funeral Home, 7074 Leming-ton Ave. A requiem high mass will be sung in Corpus Christi Church at 10 a. Saturday. Burial will be in Mt.
Carmel Cemetery. Mrs. Mary D. Paull Mrs. Mary Dickey Paull, for merly of Pittsburgh, died yester day morning at her New York home.
Born in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Paull graduated from the Thurston School here. She had been very active in the work of Children's Charity, of which she was a charter member. Mrs. Paull also belonged to the Twentieth Century Club.
When she moved to New York about 15 years ago, Mrs. Paull transferred her membership in the East Liberty Presbyterian Church to the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Robert Nation, of Washington, and Miss Mary Louise Paull, of New York; and a brother, Robert Dickey, of Pittsburgh. Services will be tomorrow at 4 p.
m. in H. Samson's, 537 Neville St. Burial will be in Home-wood Cemetery. Thomas R.
Beeman Funeral services for Thomas R. Beeman, head of the Army Engineer's relocations branch here, will be held in Seattle, Washington. Mr. Beeman, 70, died of a heart ailment yesterday while waiting for a street car near his home, 3270 Dell Dormont. Active in relocating roads and railways for the Conemaugh Dam project, he had worked with Army engineers here since Jan.
4, 1937. He retired with rank of lieutenant colonel in 1948. Mr. Beeman is survived by his Arrangements are being made thg Laughlin Funeral 3310 West Liberty South Hills Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS GION'NI-ORESTI Otto 677 Greentree Emliy. 316 Belonda St.
SHISSLER-GILDEA Harry 1506 Berkshire Ruth C. 522 Griffin St. BODEX-BKAMWELL Donald 1 Sunset Phvllls C. 580 Kentfworth Dr. HESPF.NHE1DE-FISHKR William, North.
S. Margaret, Baden. Walden Glbsonla; Evelyn Warrendale. MILLER-FAIKLEY Jack. 100 Brighton Rd Bellevue; Margaret 365 Jacks Run Ross Twp.
BISSO-CAROLIS Tullio 6201 Stanton Antonia C. ISO Auburn St. Francis 7 Colonial Mary 1140 S. Negley Ave. EPPOLITO-MARIAXI James.
222 Conestogo Julia. 732 Bellalre Ave. MAHOVSKI-KAY John. 53 S. Fifth Mary 17 IB Maplewood Ave.
FVLTZ-REED 2901 OrMn Vera 2905 Crockett St. Mci.EAR Y-LARSON Hunter 226 Charles M. Louise. 612 Fordham St. HERLINGER-ANDERSON Harry V.
Union City; Margaret L-, 1114 Main Allqulppa. UKCCU-MOLLICA Nicholas. 414 B. Shln- giss. McKees Rocks; Thelma, 417 Grove McKees Rocks.
FOLEY-AGOSTI Robert 841 Vista Marina 1905 Saw Mill Run Blvd. LARSSON-QVINN Bror 7931 Rlverview Swlssvale; Clara 419 South Ave. ALLEN-WATSON Raymond 704 Wand-less Gwendolyn. 2507 Webster Ave. HOFFMAN-TESLKK Maurice 523 N.
Neeley Roslyn 5545 Avondale PI. MAJETICH-GIBSON George. Natrona Heights: Rose 1105 Roup Brackenrldire. WALSH-LAY HUE Harry Finleyville; Dolores Klnlewllle. MEGAIIA.V-BOWMA.N Clarence 229 Ave nue Forest Hills; Frances E.
El rvri1n Ark. StHWARZMEIER-KRl'MMERT John, 1012 Buente Charlotte. 312 Chester Ave BURKI1 ARX-NAGLE Sylvester P. 2418 Colorado Mary 1221 Wood- Innrl Ava NOLLE-Von HEDFMANN Henry C. 3160 Broadway Nora Virginia Hotel.
COSTELLO-ARNOLD Maurice Pitts- hnrph- Ipanne A 1135 AbbeWille Rd. KITH-HARRIS Daniel McKeesport: McKeesnort. YOUNG-MILLER Morris. 188 Shetland Harriet 162 Maxweu way. MEIER-NEEDHAM Robert 118 Winslow st nnrnth, 2920 Parkdale Ave.
GRIGOS-WAKEFIELD Harry 7417 Montlcello Ruby. 2926 Wylie Ave. DIVORCES GRANTED WT1XS John D. from Betty J. BON'ACCI Hazel J.
from Eugene. CONRAD Dorothea N. from Robert C. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ZITO Katherine L. against Ross B.
CLIFFORD John H. against Elizabeth. SYMBORSKI Margaret against John S. WATSON Betty against Lott T. COULTAS Virginia L.
against George P. Jr. Death Notices AQUARA Monday, Sept. 24, Joseph Aquara, father of Mrs. Paul Andru-laitis.
Mrs. Daniel Chancellor, Mrs. Mildred Pizzone. Mrs. Rose Colondro and Anthony Aquara.
Friends received at the family residence. 2619 Braddock Swissvale. Funeral on Saturday, Sept. 29, with solemn requiem mass ln Madonna Del Costello Church at 9 a. Friends Invited.
BEEMAN of 3270 Dell Dormont. suddenly, on Thursday, Sept. 27. 1951, at 8:30 a. Thomas beloved husband of Byrnina Geb-hardt Friends received at the E.
B. Laughlin Funeral Home, 3310 West Liberty South Hills, until Friday, Sept. 28. 10:30 p. m.
Services and Interment at Seattle, Washl ngt on. BKF.RH ALTER On Friday, Sept. 28, 1951. of Mt. Troy Road Joseph, beloved husband of Mary Weis Beer-halter; father of Mrs.
Marie Haider, Joseph, Francis, Anna, Albert and George Beerhalter; also four grandchildren. Knights of St. George 43, Holy Name Society, Teamsters Union, A. F. of L.
249 and friends received at Cornelius Pappert's. 2705 East Bt Funeral Monday morning. Requiem high mass in St. JUoysiu Church at 9 o'clock. the "Crusade for Freedom pro-a pound baby girl alive after gram here was announced today she was delivered from the dead by County Chairman Irwin of her mother failed today 'llZ Mrs.
Byrnina Beeman Wolf. The Crusade is seeking contri-j butions to expand Radio Free Europe broadcasts to nations be hind the Iron Curtain. Among those who volunteered to serve are: Dr. George Beal, Edward: Becker, Andrew Bernhard, Mrs Earl A. Brown, Wm.
F. Chase, Francis Crandall, F. R. Denton, Robert Downie, Robert G. Duf-field, Wm.
E. Eakin, Leonard Egerman, Raymond S. Ehrman, John Feigel, Joseph Gelman, E. J. Hanley, Leland Hazard.
Mrs. Clifford Heinz, Ernest Hillman, Phillip Hodill, Clifford Hood. Donald Jenks, Leonard Kap-ner, Saul Kamin, John Kane, Mrs. John Kane, O. M.
Kauf-mann, Mayor David L. Lawrence, Edward Livingston, Gilbert Love, Judge Lois McBride, C. A. Mc-Clintock. Edsar D.
McKean, Mrs. Ira Marshall, E. E. Moore, Adm. ln separate courtrooms, two nomic Affairs, in requesting au-Ben Moreell.
Wilber I. New- mPn vi-prp tnven Workhouse sen-; thorization to scrap the conces- stetter Jr. Bishop Austin Pardue. Mrs. John M.
Phillips, S. E. Phillips, gjri. Chas. Pierson, Henry Posner "This is in a class with those L.
E. Powers, Mrs. John men wno sell numbers to chil-Paul Reinhold, John M. Roberts dren and marijuana to high III, Jerry Rubin, Mrs. Harry jscnool pupils," said Judge Harry Schaal, Howard C.
Scharf O. M. Montgomery. Schloss, Joseph Shuman, Mrs.j must prevent adults from R. Templeton Smith, Judge Sara! contaminating our young.
I'm auuioi iaiion to scrap its trade and tariff con- cessions to Communist Czecho Slovakia. Signatories of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade approved yesterday the U. S. decision to end tariff and trade concessions to Czechoslovakia. The U.
S. decision was taken following the imprisonment of Associated Correspondent William N. Oatis by the Prague Communist regime. The vote was 24 to one. with four abstentions.
Only Czechoslovakia voted against the U. S. request. Approval of a majority of the members was required. Williard L.
Thorpe, U. S. Assistant Secretary of State for Eco- sions, asked the other govern- ments to recognize tne incom patibility" of the U. S. and Czechoslovakia.
Joker Trumps Disc Jockey SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn-Sept. 28 (UP) Disc Jockey Don Dody of Station WCOW agreed today that a joker was a spot and asked people to stop phoning him to tell him so. Dody, a skeptical person, had heard Recording Star Tex Ritter At lat pttima)0 4rfn r-, in three states had phoned to tell him that there were 365 if he counted the joker. Drew to Take Oath Monday John A.
Drew, 38, will be sworn in as a Common Pleas Court judge here at 9:30 a. m. Monday by his father, Chief Supreme Court Justice James B. Drew. Judge William H.
McNaugher, president judge of Common Pleas Court, said the oath will be administered in the assignment room, seventh floor, City-County Bldg. Monaghan Widow Gets AH Personal Property Sheriff Walter C. Monaghan, who died Sept. 19, willed all his personal property to his widow, Myrtle. Its value was not estimated.
The will was filed for probate today. It did not list any real estate. by visiting Judge W. Walter Bra-j "ta ham. The men eve arrested last I J.
of cards. iq iHe counted them, himself, and nXl 1 up with 364 spots on 52, The girl involved, who testified nd RA nn bonei- Si Steinhauser, S. A. Swensrud, Arthur Varney, Dr. Hubert Wag ner, O.
M. Walton, Judge Samuel Weiss, Chas. Wyndham, Alex Zehner. Francis Crandall is treasure and Harry Kodinsky secretary ior ine county uusaue iui Freedom Chapter. Dying Motorman Averts Crash A trolley operator collapsed and died today while bringing 1 his car towards Pittsburgh, but there was no accident.
Police said Charles Olson, 60, of 1403 N. St. Clair suddenly became ill as his 82 Lincoln car crossed the Lincoln Ave. bridge. He stopped the car at Lyric St.
about 6:30 a. then collapsed. He was dead on arrival at Pittsburgh Hospital, apparently of a heart attack. A Pittsburgh 'Railways fore- man took the car to the Highland car barn. against them, was held for Juvenile Court action.
Dirt Slide Kills Two Workers GREENSBURG. Sept. 28 (UP) Two men were killed yesterday while filling in a 15-foot trench where a new water line had been laid on the Walter Lindsay farm in Washington Twp. The victims, Elmer Highlander, 46, Lewisburg, W. and Louis Zagozan, 18, Slickville, suf- fered crushed skulls when sliding dirt buried them alive.
Workmen labored for more than an hour to dig out their bodies. Last July, John Zucco, 62, Export, was injured in aj similar accident on the same water-line project and died six weeks later. Two Men Promoted National Supply has announced two promotions in its Pittsburgh sales accounting organization. H. C.
Witherspoon was named chief division accountant and Paul Corfman division accountant.
