sokovics. 28. I bids A A A or in in in tail cheny cheny are of 5, of to The in prayed 15 Pennsylvania, County, or Incorporation with conduct to Booth of 2829 on all a Pa to or and 1960. of 8 in Wednesday. organized: Chartiers for a an as case on or in all the 13, in under and at the Certifeate corporation business Hall and bth 3312 the pur- and or of or and Its all or of 1 now tisis a senior LO Finleyville.
Plumbing J. JOS. -PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1960 Deaths Deaths Deaths ner, beloved widow of Dr. Frederick Espenschade of 3902 Exton Northside: mother of Mrs.
Alma Shalters of Boothbay Harbor, Me. Family will receive friends between the hours of 2-5 and 7-10 p. In. at the GEO. W.
HEARD SON FUNERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville Northside. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. EVANS On Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1960, Alfred Evans, husband of Florence L. Evans of 255 Oakland stepfather Mrs.
David Moffat and Daniel H. Crisman, HI: brother of William, Byron, Isaac Evans, Mrs. William Platt, all of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. Charles Farmer of England.
Friends received at H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center), where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. and Kearsarge Mt. Washington, where services will be Saturday, Oct.
1, at 2 p. m. MUSE- On Tuesday, Sept. 1960, George Muse of Sheraden, merly of Irwin; father of Howard, Charles, Mrs. Mary lips, John; eight grandchildren seven great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs.
Mabel Lytle. Friends ceived at the SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, 521 Main Irwin. ices on Friday at 1:30 p. In. 0'BRISKY-On Sunday.
Sept. 1960, Isa Kestersen O'Brisky. of Myron B. O'Brisky of 1224 vern sister of Mrs. A.
Marquard, Forrest and Okey terson Casson. Friends received H. SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. land Civic Center), where services will be neld Thursday afternoon 2 o'clock. GILLAN-Mrs.
Verna Barnett of PADDEN- Mary McCabe, 1122 Kirkpatrick North Brad- of William Padden of 126 Lincoln do wite of the late John B. Bellevue, on Tuesday, Gillan; mother of John O. (Jack) 27. 1960; J. sister of the and late Gillan; sister of Mrs.
Chester Francis Joanna McCabe, McCabe aunt Hamill, James and Harry Barnett. Mrs. Cassels; Friends received at the LESKO two nieces and three nephews FUNERAL HOME, Bell and Jones Ireland. Family will receive North Braddock, where serv- itors 2-5 and 7-10 HOME m. Thursday ices will be held on Saturday, Oct.
and Friday at the OF at 2 m. Contributions to LIAM F. O'BRIEN, 3724 Califorthe Holy p. Trinity Lutheran nia at Cooper Northside. East Pittsburgh, Memorial Fund emn requiem Church, mass in Assumption accepted.
Church on Saturday at 10 a. m. gratefully PALINSKI-On Tuesday, Sept. HACKMAN- On Wednesday, Sept. 1960, John, husband of the 28, 1960, Martha Bracken Hackman, Mary Ferenchak Palinski.
of age 94. wife of the late Rev. M. R. Greenfield Ave.
Greenfleld: father Hackman; stepmother of Mrs. Mar- of Mrs. Mary Toth, John Palinski, tha E. Cooley of Wilkinsburg and Mrs. Vargo, Mrs.
Dr. H. C. Hackman of East Mc- erine McCambridge; also 15 grandKeesport. Friends received at children and two great-grandchilH.
SAMSON'S, 537 Neville St. dren. Friends received at the (Oakland Civic Center), from 3 SAITH FUNERAL HOME, p. m. Thursday until time of serv- Hazelwood Hazelwood.
ices Friday morning at 11 o'clock. quiem high mass in St. Ann's garian R. C. Church Friday mornHASSON-Harold, on September ting at 9:30 o'clock.
27, 1960, of 103 So. St. Clair East End, Pittsburgh, husband of PHILPUT- On Tuesday, Sept. Dorothy Hauser Scott; stepfather 1960, at 9:20 p. Mrs.
of Pearl Macintosh and Andrew Fast Philput; mother of Miss Scott; also seven grandchildren. Frances Philput of the Fairfax Friends received at the OGROD- 4614 Fifth Ave. Friends NIK FUNERAL HOME. 333 Butler ceived at H. SAMSON'S.
537 Etna, where services will be ille St. (Oakland Civic Center). held on Friday at 2 p. m. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
HEASLEY-On Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1960, Margaret L. of 7634 Ben- PISKORSKI-Peter, proprietor nett mother of Mrs. Alfaretta the White Village Restaurant, Kauffman, Andrew, Mrs. Helen Buren, N.
Dunkirk, on Y. September 1960, in N. husband Coscia, Mrs. Margaret Kammerer, Walter, Johanna, John and Mrs. of Agnes; and father of Marcella, Annamae Noll; sister of Mrs.
Clara lene Ronald will of be held Dunkirk. Raithel and Mrs. Johanna Dudt: neral services Saturday also 17 and 13 great- morning at 8:15 a. m. at the grandchildren.
grandchildren Friends will be re- GRAW FUNERAL HOME, 736 ceived at the JOSEPH M. SOMMA trai Dunkirk. N. and FUNERAL HOME. Steubenville 9 o'clock N.
in St. Joseph's Church, Pike, Moon Run, Route 60, Robin- Fredonia. Y. son Twp. Notice of time later.
POLLOCK- -Robert A. age partner of Anderson Pollock HENRY-Jennie West, on Wednes- surance Washington, day, Sept. 28, 1960, aged 87. of merly with Etna Insurance 5730 Wilkins beloved mother Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, Sept. of Ethel Devlin of New Castle, 1960.
Friends received at Louis Hopkinson of Duneeden, PIATT FUNERAL HOME, Verda Lehrian, Kenneth W. ton, where services will and Glenn D. Henry. Services at held on Friday. Sept.
30, at the BYRNE MEMORIAL on HOME. p. m. Interment, Washington 101 No. Negley Saturday Cemetery.
at 8 p. m. Friends invited. PUGLIANO (Puglin)- On SaturHESS- On September 27, 1960. day, Sept.
24, 1960, at Ionia, Lloyd of 1643 Steuben husband Samuel Pugliano, age 50 years, of Eva Garberson, and father of merly of the Southside; father Marvin also survived by one Joseph; brother of Frank, Joseph, grandchild, Martin Ray. Frieads Louis, Carmella Page, Angela and members of the Brotherhood Marco and Louise Beakley. Friends of Locomotive Engineers, Firemen received at the CHARLES C. CIESand Trainmen may call at the LAK FUNERAL HOME, 81 So. GEORGE J.
MANGIS FUNERAL St. Funeral on Friday at 8 a. HOME, 2945 Chartiers Ave. Shera- Requiem high mass in St. John den, between 2-4 and 7-10 p.
m. Evangelist Church at 9 a. m. Funeral on Saturday at 1 p. m.
RIEMENSCHNEIDER On TuesSully of 904 day, Sept. 27, 1960, Lydia Ann MeHill Wilkinsburg. on Tues- Keown of Highland Detroit, day, Sept. 27, 1960; beloved mother formerly of Mt. Troy, wife of of Mrs.
Jean Bonomo and Louis P. late John mother of Herbert, Hirsch: grandmother of Thomas Orville, Allen, Mrs. Ruth Voegle Bonomo. Friends may call at the of Detroit, Mrs. Betty Hawkins; KNEE MEMORIAL HOME, Center three brothers, one sister: also at South, Wilkinsburg.
Funeral on 12 grandchildren and four greatFriday at p. m. Family hours, grandchildren. Funeral from the 2-4 and 1-9 p. m.
SCHELLHAAS de SON FUNERAL HOME, 707 East Northside. NoHUNTER B. Frank, on Tuesday, tice of arrival and time of funeral Sept. 27, 1960, of the Northwood later. Member of Grace Lutheran Wilkinsburg, husband of Church.
In lieu of flowers, please Mrs. Bertha V. Hunter, father of make donations to the Heart Fund. Mrs. Doris H.
Cassee of Mt. Lebanon; stepfather of Robert C. QUINETTE- On Monday, Sept. Hoopes. Friends received at the 26, 1960, Clair H.
Quinette, FUNERAL HOME, 210 East 319 Penn Wilkinsburg, husEnd from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. band of Indiaola Brown Priestley: Services on Saturday at 2 p. m. father of Clair Jr.
of St. Petersburg, Thomas and JONES- Suddenly, At Kenner- Mrs. Eleanor Chinn, Penn Hills: dell, on September 25, 1960. brother of Mrs. Bess Snyder, PittsThomas husband of Louella burgh: Mrs.
Francis Baker of LisBush Jones of 201 No. Ternton bon, Mrs. Patalime Clark Wilkinsburg: father of John Bakerstown. Mrs. Christine WilJ.
Jones: brother of Ethel 8. and liams of Buffalo, N. Mrs. Elinor Ella F. Jones of Southern Pines.
Teckmeyer, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Grace N. also survived by two grand- Cramer of Hamilton, also nine children. Friends received at the grandchildren. Friends received EATON FUNERAL HOME, 733 the WOLFE MEMORIAL.
925 Ross Wilkinsburg. Services Franklin Ave. at Coal WilkinsThursday atternoon at 2:30 o'clock. burg. F.O.E.
of MonroeFamily hours from 2-5 and 7-10 ville services Wednesday evening m. at 7:30 p. m. Funeral services Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
JOHNSON-At Erie, on Monday, Sept. 26, 1960. Francis ROSENKRANZ- Of 103 Broughhusband of the late Dorothy, for- ton Bethel Park, suddenly, merly of McKees Rocks: father of Duesseldorf, Germany, on WednesMrs. Jeannette Stanich, Mrs. Mar- day, Sept.
21. 1960. Max. beloved garet Kira. Mrs.
Evelyn Leppert, husband of Lida Jennings RosenLouise, Francis, Jr. and Mrs. kranz, in his 81st year. Friends Nancy Burk; alos 12 grandchildren. received at the E.
B. LAUGHLIN Friends received at McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, Castle Shannon, 1225 Chartiers Mc- where services will be held on Kees Rocks. Services on Friday, Friday, Sept. 30, at 10 a. m.
VisSept. 30, at 1:30 p. m. itations, 2-4 and 7-9 p. m.
KELLO-Suddenly, on September SCHNEIDER- On Monday, Sept. 27, 1960, Frank Kello, husband of 26, 1960, James La of 514 Gilmore Gorski of Federal son Trafford, son of Alfred Frank Kello; brother of Joseph, and Marie: brother of John, Martin Louis and William Kello: two and Daniel: grandson of Mrs. from the SIRLIN LEONARD FU- Schneider, Friends received at the grandchildren. Funeral services Caroline Koepke and Mrs. Susanna NERAL HOME.
620 E. Ohio DAUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME. Friday at p. m. Heinz em- Trafford, Pa.
Requiem mass in St. ployes and friends invited. Regis' R. C. Church on Friday at 9 a.
m. LEVIN- On Wednesday, Sept. 28. 1960. at 6:30 8.
Mary Levin SMITH- On Monday, Sept. 26, 4025 Saline Squirrel Hill; 1960, Lydia Howard Smith of 1238 beloved daughter of the Jate Isaac Columbus mother of Samuel and Blanche Levin: sister of Mrs. and Marian Smith. Funeral services Abe Franklin of Pittsburgh and at the JAMES LOWRIE MEMORIAL Mace Levin of Miami Beach. Fla.
HOME. 1407 Chateau St. at PennServices at the RALPH SCHUGAR sylvania on Thursday at 2 CHAPEL. 5509 Center on p. m.
Friends invited. Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Interment, Tree of Life Cemetery, Sharpsburg. STAUDE- On Tuesday, Sept.
27. Family suggests flowers be omitted. 1960, at Benjamin H. Staude, aged 73 years, of 3322 SylMACHETA- On Wednesday, Sept. van Bethel Park, husband of 1960, Frank of 5212 Dresden Clara Korb Staude; father of Irma Way, beloved husband of Anastasia Meise, Clara Harkins, Ruth UpperMacheta: father of Michael John, man; also four grandchildren and Anna, Mrs.
Mary Bullian and Rose: one great-grandchild; brother of also two grandchildren. Friends Lillian Fisher, Ruth Schake, Osbe received at the CHARLES T. wald and Gottfried. Friends and GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME. (for- members of Carrick Aerie merly Grime Griffin), 4520 Penn F.O.E.
may call from 2-4 and 7-9 Notice of time of services p. m. at the WM. C. HIRT FUlater.
NERAL HOME, 704 Brownsville Rd. at Alice St. Services on Friday at McGRAW-On Tuesday morning. 1 p. m.
Sept. 27, 1960. John beloved husband of Esther Schaffer Mc- STILE- On Sept. 28, Graw of 6545 Ohio River 1960, Joseph F. Stile of 210 EstellaAvon: father of Patricia Ann.
husband of Sarah A. Frantz Mrs. Donna Jean Falvo, Gerald W. Stile: father of Raymond, Joseph. John A.
McGraw. also one Philis Stile. Mrs. Evelyn Grifgrandson: son of James McGraw: fith. Mrs.
Dolores Parker, Mrs. brother of William, Mrs. Catherine Dorothy Hoffman, Mrs. Hazel Pawcett, Elizabeth McGraw, Joseph Mullen, Mrs. Lillian Gomba; 13 Mrs.
Margaret Morris. Friends grandchildren. Friends received at received at McDONALD'S FUNER- the JOSEPH COLLIGAN FUNERAL HOME. 529 California HOME, 608 Warrington Ave. PuAvalon.
Requiem high mass in neral on Saturday, Oct. at 10 Sacred Heart Church, Emsworth, 8. m. High mass of requiem in Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. St.
George's Church at 11 a. m. Friends invited. McCUNE On Wednesday, Sept. 1960, William McCune hus- STREINER Suddenly, at La band of the late Eleanore Scott Grange, on Monday, Sept.
26, McCune; father of William Mc- 1960, of 425 Robinson Pitcairn, cune Jr. of Sewickley, and Mrs. Ella wife of the late AlJ. Jr. of and three bert K.
Streiner: mother of Mrs. grandchildren, Friends received at St. Helen Wright and Mrs. Althea SAMSON'S, Neville Malecki and the late James S. (Oakland Civic Center).
Thursday Streiner. also five grandchilp. m. Services at the Shady- dren and four great-grandchildren. Presbyterian Church Chapel Friends will be received at the Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
PEARCE SON FUNERAL HOME. Please omit flowers. Pitcairn. where services will be held on Friday at 1:30 p. FamMERRIMAN- On Tuesday, Sept, ily hours, 2-5 and 7-10 p.
m. Co1960, Blair Merriman, husband rinth Chapter 229 services Rhoda Thompson of 2448 Wood- on Thursday at 7 p. m. Swissvale: father of Wilbur T. of Wilkinsburg: brother VRANKO- Mrs.
Suzanna of 445 Mary E. Smith of Philadelphia: John Braddock: mother of survived by five grandchil- Mrs. Mary Matava, John and Anand three great-grandchil- drew Vranko; also five grandchilFriends received at the dren. Friends received at the A. McKINLEY FUNERAL HOME.
LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell and Washington Swissvale. Jones North Braddock. ReServices Friday afternoon at 2 quiem high mass St. Barnabas' o'clock. R.
C. Church. Swissvale, on Saturday, Oct. at 9 a. m.
MILJUS--At Sept. St. 26, Petersburg, 1960, Milka, WATERS- On Tuesday, Sept, 27. of Jovo Miljus: mother of 1960, Ida J. Bateman of 5261 DunDelmar, Nathaniel can wife of the late John T.
Maryland and Mrs. Marie Wal- Waters: mother of Alberta M. Porof St. Petersburg, two ter: sister of Mrs. Maude B.
Hardaughters in Yugoslavia: also six vey. New Bedford, Mass, Friends grandchildren and four great- received from 2-5 and 7-9 m. grandchildren. Friends received at at the GILBERT McINNES FUNERTHOMAS GMITER FU- AL HOME. Butler St.
at 46th, NERAL HOME, 2323 Carson where services will be held on after 7. p. m. Thursday. Fu- day at 2 o'clock.
on Friday at 12:30 p. m. Services in St. Sava's Serbian Or- WATSON- On Tuesday. Sept.
27, thodox Church at 1 p. m. In lieu of 250 McGinnis Pitcairn, flowers. family requests offer- Charles C. beloved husband of be made to St.
Sava's Build- Anna E. (nee Fisher); father of Fund, Charles Mrs. Joan Cochran and Mrs. Claudia Filler: also 10 grandMITRECIC- On Tuesday evening, children. Friends received after 27, 1960, Joseph, age 39 years 2:30 p.
m. Wednesday at the Spencer Lane Glenshaw. PEARCE SON FUNERAL HOME. husband of Bessie Mills Mitre- Pitcairn, where services will be held brother Mrs. Catherine Al- on Friday at 3:30 o'clock.
John and George Mitrecic, of Allison Park. Friends will WILSON- On September 26. 1960, received at the MeDONALD FU- George Victer. age 00 rears, husNERAL HOME, Mars, Pa. Requiem band of Wylda Secley 126 Wiison.
mass in St. Ursula' R. C. W. Tenth Homestead: surChurch, Allison Park, Saturday viving two daughters, Mrs.
Joseph morning at 10 o'clock. (Dorothy! Casper, Mrs. Howard (Betty) Jones: one Joseph MULHOLLAND On Wednesday, R. Little: eight grandchildren; two 28, 1960, Agnes White Mul- sisters, Mrs. Mabel Hupp, Miss holland, of Ruth widow of Thora Wilson: son of the late Stewart Mulholland; mother of Mrs.
George and Lucy Smith Wilson Zedel, Mrs. Margaret Lutes (former employe 01 the State Riverside, N. Agnes and Rev. Liquor Control Board). Friends reMulholland of Youngstown, ceived at the ANDERSON FUNERsister of Mrs.
Margaret Ire- AL HOME, 806 West Homealso survived by five grand- stead. Services on Friday at 2 p.m. children and two great-grandchilFriends and members of Mt. WISOKOVICZ (Visokovicz) On Washington U. P.
Church, W. C. T. Wednesday, Sept. 1960, Victoria M.
wile of and Joshua Sisterhood D. of the late Joseph received at the parlors of WM. Wisokovicz of 7941 Roderick SLATER SONS, Virginia Ave. McCandiess formerly of 45- Deaths Edith Akerley, William Jr. Bernick, Laura Bird, Townsend Boyle, Gertrude Bragdon, Harry Brown, Joseph Bultman, Wanda Colley, John Contestabile, Alfred Damits, Josephine Espenschade, Ella Evans, Alfred Gillan, Verna, Hackman, Martha Hasson, Harold.
Heasley, Margaret Henry, Jennie Hess, Lloyd Hirsch, Catherine Hunter, Frank Jones, Thomas Johnson, Francis Kello, Frank Levin, Mary Macheta, Frank McCune, William McGraw, John Merriman, Blair Miljus, Milka Mitrecic, Joseph Mulholland, Agnes Muse, George O'Brisky, Isa Padden, Mary Palinski, John Philput, Anna Piskorski, Peter Pollock, Robert Pugliano, Samuel Riemenschneider, Lydia Quinette, Clair Sr. Rosenkranz, Max Schneider, James Smith, Lydia Staude, Benjamin Stile, Joseph Streiner, Ella Vranko, Suzanna Waters, Ida Watson, Charles Wilson, George Wisokoviez, Victoria Wolovitz, Max AIRHART- Edith I. Vorhees, on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1960, widow of Grover Airhart; mother of Mrs. Ruth Nogrady and Charles Airhart; five grandchildren and two greatgrandenildren; sister of Mrs.
Mae Petty Harry and Robert Cranor. Friends received at the O'TOOLE O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 5106 Second Hazelwood. Services on Friday at 1 p. m. AKERLEY- On Tuesday, Sept.
27, 1960, William F. son of WilHam Sr. and Eva Akerley, at his residence 1107 Termon father of Judith Fern. William and Ronaid Akerley: brother of Lillian Marcus. Services at the FUNERAL HOME OF GEORGE F.
SMITH, 1200 Federal on Friday, Sept. 30, at 2 p. m. BERNICK-Mrs. Laura on Tuesday, Sept.
27, 1960, of 828 Holland Wilkinsburg, wife of Bernard C. Bernick; mother of Betty Jane Masten, Edwin C. and James H. Marten. Mrs.
H. C. Harris, Mrs. D. L.
Patterson: sister of Mrs. Dorothy H. Shem and Mrs. Mabel H. Bodkin.
Friends received al the COOKE FUNERAL HOME, p. 210 Fast End from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Services on Friday at p. m.
BIRD- On Tuesday evening. Sept, 27, 1960, Townsend (Tom), beloved husband of Margaret McConnell Bird of 598 Forest Bellevue; father of Friends received at McDONALD'S FUNERAL HOME. 529 California Ion, where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Members of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 775 and friends invited. BOYLE- Sept.
28, 1960, Gertrude of E. O' Brien of 7 Miles Ingram, wife of the late John mother of Mrs. Myrtle Keiso and Mrs. Gertrude Gregory; sister of MIs. Elizabeth Fowler, Mrs.
Myrtle on Heurich and Mrs. Madeline Burnside; also four grandchildren. Friends may call at the JAMES A. LAMB JR. FUNERAL HOME.
165 Noble Ave, Crafton, after 5 p. of Thursday. Requiem mass at St. Margaret's R. C.
Church, Greentree, Saturday at 9 a. m. BRAGDON- Of 2606 Edgar on September 27, 1960, Harry husband of Edna Wilson: father of Edwin Harry and the late Robert M. Bragdon: two grandchildren. Friends received at the HARRY A.
READSHAW FUNERAL HOME. 1503 Brownsville Rd. Serv- 28. ices on Friday 11 a. m.
Visitations 2-4 and 7-10 Interment Mt. Royal Cemetery. BRANT-On Wednesday. Sept. 28, will 1960, J.
Charles of 2112 Lloyd Swissvale; brother of Mrs. Sue B. South of Morgantown. Ave. W.
survived by the following nieces and nephews, M. Brant South of Charleroi, Genevieve South, Elizabeth South of Pittsburgh, Mary Lee South, Mrs. J. Stella O'Malley and John South of Morgantown, W. Charles Ben South of Kirby, Mrs.
Frances South Sadtler of West Park. and and Gertrude Stanhagen of Kaiser, W. Va. Friends received at the DALE A. GILLILAND FUNERAL HOME, 366 Lincoln Bellevue.
and Solemn high mass of requiem in the Church of the Assumption, AL Bellevue, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Burial in Waynesburg, Pa. papers please copy.) BROWN- On Sept. 27, 1960, Joseph husband of Mary Loraine 28, Jehnson, of 408 Taylor faother of Loraine Anne. Joseph C.
Jr. And Debora Jean; son of Mrs. Eldie Brown O'Hare: brother of Mrs. Martin Corcoren, William Robent E. and Eugene G.
Brown. Fu- H. neral from the ROY P. SMITH FUNERAL HOME. 1615 Brighton 5-9 on Saturday at 8:15 a.
m. Requiem side high mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends and members of F. O.
P. and Kt. McKeever Post 623 invited. 27, BULTMAN- on Mon- of day, Sept. 26, 1960, Wanda H.
Bult- stock mAn (nee Sulecki), beloved wife of Frank H. Bultman of 3407 Baugh of Raleigh, N. formerly of also Pittsburgh. daughter of Adam dren and Antonette Sulecki; sister of dren. John Suleckl and Seigfreid Snyder.
C. Friends received at the BEIN- 7408 HADER MORTUARY, 2630 W. LibPetty where services will be 6 held clock. Thursday Visitations, 2-4 and 7-9 afternoon at p. m.
on wife COLLEY- On Wednesday, Sept. John 28. 1960, John Colley, husband of of Julia Vosel of 1256 Hope Hollow ters Scott Pa. father of Robert. Mrs.
Elverna John. Paravate and Mrs. Alice Masur. Friends received at the H. G.
HEN- the NEY FUNERAL HOME, 524 Washington Carnegie. Services on S. Saturday, Oct. 1, at 1:30 p. m.
neral Friends invited. CONTESTABILE Alfred, on of Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1960 of Taylor ings beloved husband of Lucy Sci-ing ullo: son of the late Maria Conbrother of Alphone Contestabile; testabile and Heleny Anzalone and Sept. the late Rose LaMonticello, Joseph, of Anthony, Louis and William Con- Pa, testabile. Funeral from the WIN- cic; TER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friend- chier, un Saturday et 10 a.
m. all ship Requiem high mass in Immaculate be Conception Church at 11 a. m. Friends invited. high DAMITS- On Wednesday, Sept.
1960, Josephine wife of John Dan mother of Edward. Mrs. Marion Mufnagel, Joseph, Mrs. Sept. William Anderson, Mrs.
Robert Foster, Benton, Mrs. Paula Smith, Mrs. William Schempp and John B. Mary Demits; 16 grandchildren, one of great-grandchild. Friends received Robert at A.
STAAB SONS FUNERAL 0.: HOME. 34 Crafton Ave. Crafton. land; Requiem high mass in St. Philip's Church on Saturday, Oct.
1, st dren. 11 a. m. U. ESPENSCHADE Suddenly, on Monday, Sept.
26, 1960. Ella Kell- 1 Lost and Found BRACELET -Sterling, charm with church. cross, etc. High sentimental value. Lost Monday at Kaufmann's or Gimbels.
Reward. LO. 1-8877. Cat ml black tan stripe EM 1-1187 DIAMOND Ring Lost OverbrookBeltzhoover, Saturday, Reward. EV.
1-3595 eves. GLASSES--Ladies gold metallic frames, Oakland vicinity. Reward. BR. 1-8266.
HEARING Aid East End district. Sept. 20. Reward, MO, 1-3778. HUNTING DOG Male, license.
No. 21023. Reward. Emerson 1-6088. LARGE Dog--Reddish brown brindle male, black mask.
North Hiils vicinity Reward. Forest 4-5956, LOST -Ruff colored cat, answers to Sandy. Troy Hill vicinity. PA, 1-8052, after 6. Reward.
PLATINUM DIAMOND ring cluster Reward between Bldg. Horne's. Call. collect. Claysville, Normandy 3-4404.
SMALL leather change purse and keys lost by college student vicinity of Lemoyne, Washington Rd and Castle Shannon Blvd Saturday, Sept. 17. Reward. LO 1-4719 SQUIRREL CAPE- brown. inttialed J.
lost between McKnight Shopping Center and Gibsonia, Saturday, Sept 24, 1960 Reward. Allison Park Cleaners. Allison Park. Pa. Hunter 6-9886, WHITE Collie- -Brown markings, recelved Animal Rescue League.
Desperately wanted by former owners. Reward. Homestead 2-8575, lest Baver Ave. vicinity: Fridav, Reward. CE.
1-2257. $25 Reward Miniature Schnauzer. grey male, Pitt vielnity. MA. 1-4140 2 Strictly Personals WANTED -Ride from Greenfield to Babco*ck Blvd.
7 8, return at 5 p. m. JA. 1-6729 after 6. 2-A Business Personals MAY Lumber Company common stock 3.000 shares at 25 certs per share Box R-186 Post -Gazette RIDE wanted to 45th and Penn between Hiland 1-0541 after 4 p.
m. Special Notices NICK Carter. Pvt. Detective. Domestic problems.
Berger CR 1-1708 10 Help Wanted -Men ALL advertisem*nts 101 sales positions appearing in the Male de Female Help columns of the Post Gazette must mention the article 01 service to be sold, addition to the ba818 of remuneration ALLEGHENY County Ford Dealer needs two experienced salesmen immediate. Salary and commission. Write experience by letter to Box D-704, Post -Gazette. AUTO Salesman- One man only, to fill a vacancy. Assured chance to make good if you qualify, Regular monthly salary paid, plus commissions, other fringe benefits Including paid vacations, Car provided.
Sales manager. SP. 1-2200. Werlinich Ford, Inc. BUTCHER Experienced, part for Roadside Superette, located 7 miles west of Pittsburgh.
OX. 5-7617. Carpenter Contractor Call TE. 5-8853, LO. 3-5515 before 4:30 p.
m. CRANE, SHOVEL and DRAGLINE operators familiar with Lorain and Erie rigs to work with a long established firm In Washington, D. C. area. We offer steady work at top pay for sober.
dependable, conscientious men. 30 or over, with at least 5 years operating experience, Write Box P-241, Post Gazette. COLLECTION MAN Inside collection assistant. Must have experience In retail collection doing phone work, skip tracing, etc. Permanent position available with future possibilities.
Apply: Mr. Stone, MAY CO. 914 PENN DOWNTOWN Legal Notices Estate of Hugh Cronin, deceased. of Pgh. No, 4193 of 1960.
Letters testamentary 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 Pittaburgh National Bank, successor by merger to Peoples First National Bank de Trust Company Fourth Ave. de Wood Pgh. 22. Pa. V.
C. Short, 1000 Clark Bidg. Pgh, 22, Pa. Edward R. Lawrence and Paul.
Lawrence Rock, Attorneys, 1011 Park Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Department of State of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harris: burg, Thursday, the 22nd das September, 1960, for the purpose of Certificate of Incorporation of business corporation which has been organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, apr proved May 5, 1933 P. L. 364, as amended. The name of the proposed corporation is John P.
Place, Inc. The purpose or purposes for which it to be organized are: To act as agent or representative of corporations, firms and individuals and as such to develop and extend the business 11 terests of corporations, firms and individuals; to buy, sell or otherwise dispose of and deal in goods, wares and merchandise of every kind and description and to purchase, acquire, hold, improve, sell, convey, release mortgage, encumber, lease. hire and deal real and personal property every kind and nature, and for these purposes have, possess and enjoy all the rights benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. Edward R. Lawrence, Solicitor.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: No. 3788 October Term, 1960. In re petition of Frank Donald Frankenstein Sheraden; mother of Joseph Theodore T. and Jennie Visokoviez; also three grandchildren, Joann, Joseph Michael and Ronald Neil Visokovicz. Friends received at the H.
P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME. 1032 Perry Hv Perrysville. Requiem high mass at St. Teresa's Church at 9:30 a.
m. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery, McKees Rocks. WOLOVITZ- On Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1960, at 7:15 Max Wolovitz, of 5649 Phillips Sq.
Hill, beloved husband of Rose Wolovitz; father of Louis Wolovitz of and Abe Wolovitz of Detroit. Mrs. Morris Schor of Elizabeth, N. brother of Abe. Wolovitz, Mrs.
Bennie Halpern, both of and Mrs. Yetta Garey of Los Angeles, also four grandchildren. Services at the RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, 5509 Center on Thursday at 3:45 p. m. Interment Shaare Torah Cemetery.
Family requests flowers be omitted. In Memoriam reavement- Angus Sanders. Florists- Funeral Designs of also in The family of Oleter Sanders vis- wishes to thank their many friends and relatives during our recent be- 1300 Baskets 'GIDAS Spray SE LUBIN SMALLEY Flowers for Remembrance GRant 1-2200 OFFICIAL GUIDE to many bar. gains: the Want Ad ection. Monumental CemeteryLots JEFFERSON Memorial Park-4-grave lot.
"St. John the Baptist CA 1-8861. JEFF.R.ON Meniorial 2 ves, "Garden of Cross." $275. TU 4-3090. Legal Notices Estate of Mary Mill Thomas or Mary M.
Thomas, deceased, of Cration Boro. No. 3995 of 1960. Letters of administration. c.t.a.
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 delay to Elinor M. James, c.t.a., R. D. 1, Loudon Tennessee. Robert B.
McKinley. 1200 Standard Life Pgh. 22. Pa. of Pgh.
Estate of No. Jack N. Weiner. deceased. 4087 of 1960.
Letters testamentary on his estate granted to the undersigned who were quests all persons having claims demands against the estate of deco: dent to make known the same and to all persons indebted to decedent make payment without delay to Helen Weiner, Extra. 1260 Beechwood Pa. Herbert B. Sachs, 1018 Frick Pa. Estate of Guiseppe Terranova or Joseph Terranova, deceased of Peh.
No. 4093 cf 1960. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to undersigned who requests all persons having claims of demands against the estate of decedent to make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to John Terranova, 1107 Hays kinsburg, Pa. Wellersbacher Luke, 702 Frick Pgh. 19, Pa.
Estate Evaline McClain Stewart, deceased of Gibsonia. No. 4091 01 1960. Letters testamentary on her estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or demands azainst the estate of decedent to make known the I same cedent J. and to all make Stewart, persons payment indebted without to delay deto Clark Extr.
Meridian Rd. Gibsonia. Pa Clark Stewart, 1102 Frick Pgh. 22, Pa. Estate of Louise Gallagher.
deceased. of Dormont, No. 4095 of 1960. 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 indebted known the same and all persons to decedent to make payment without delay to Mary Marceline Konzier, Extr. 202 Lindenwood Drive, Pgh.
9. Pa. A. F. Burkardt.
1015 Berger Bldg. Pgh. Pa. Sealed Proposals NOTICE TO CINDER SUPPLIERS REQUEST FOR CINDER BIDS September 20, 1960 Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent in the Borough of Monroeville, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, at its office in the Borough Building. at 2700 Monroeville Road.
Monroeville, Pennsylvania, until 4:30 on October 11, 1960. (Bid opening. 8:45 P. M.I Approximately 8,000 tons, more or less. of processed cinders conforming to the specifications as listed in the cinder specifications.
The Cinder Specifications are available at the office of the Purchasing Agent at the above address. Bids shall be on a Unit Basis. Item per ton. delivered the bidders to the designated Borough stock pile together with weight slips. -per ton delivered.
Item per ton, supplied loaded by the bidder. but picked up in a Borough or hired vehicle and the necessary weight slips. per ton loaded. The successful bidder shall be required to furnish a 100 Performance Eond for labor and materials to guarantee the execution of the contract. Bidder shall name the source or sources of his cinder supply, Bidder be required to deliver cinders during the normal Borough working hours unless arrangements are made to deliver at other hours.
Bids shall be sealed and marked Bids for Cinders and shall be delivered to the Borough Office by 4.30 P. the day of the bid openInc. The Borough officials reserve its right to reject any and all bids it It deems it to be in the public interest. BOROUGH OF MONROEVILLE, A. H.
CURTIS, Borough Secretary. BUREAU OF GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTY AND SUPPLIES COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and Florence Sherry Frankenstein, his BID DATE October 18, 1960. wife, and Jeffrey Craig Frankenstein, TIME OF O'clock their minor child, for change of names P. Eastern Standard Time.
to Frank Donald Frankston, Florence The Commonwealth of Pennsylva- Sherry Frankston and Jeffrey Craig nia will receive at the above office Frankston. To all persons interested sealed. proposals, which will be pub- Notice is hereby given that an order licly opened and read at the above of said authorized the of stated time for the following protect: petition Court and fixed the filing said 3rd day Remedial PROJECT NO. 616-86- for of November, 1960, For the Break at 9:30 A. M.
Additions. Wind fice Main Building. Entrance. 300 South Pittsburgh Liberty State Ave- ment Room, City-County Building. E.
S. as the time and the Pennsylvania, and for Supplies, the Pittsburgh. when and as the where place for persons nue. Pittsburgh, Property hearing, all Department of may show cause, if any they have Harrisburn. Pennsylvania.
The proposals must be accompanied why sald names should not be changed certified check. bank cashier's as for. George H. Cohen. Atby check or trust company treasurer's torney for Petitioner, 613-615 Berger check drawn to the order of the Com- Pgh.
19. Pa. monwealth of Pennsylvania In 80 not Tens than per- In Common the Court of Pleas of amount cetum of the bid submitted. Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, TO Specifications, drawings, and pro- Liddle Marie Booth, Defendant: You notified that of posal forms not to exceed two 121 the Pete complete sets may be, secured by Samuel VS. Liddle Marie prospective bidders by applying to the Booth, No.
1687 July Term, 1960, Bureau of Grounds and Buildings, will be tried on October 11th, 1960. Room 35, Main Capitol De- at 9:30 A.M.. D.S.T. Donald H. partment of Property and Supplies.
Melaney, Attorney for Plaintiff, 1140 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and from Porter Pgh. 19, Pa. the Superintendent of the Pittsburch State Office Building. 300. South William J.
Staley, Attorney at Law, 1404 First National Bank Building. Liberty Street. Pittsburgh, Pennsyl, Pa. Notice Pittsburgh, is hereby given vania. charge, pursuant to the provisions of Act of free of Specifications may be reviewed free May 24, 1945, P.
L. 967. amended. of charge at the offices of the Bureau of to office of Intention file in the of Grounds and Buildings. Room No.
the Secretary of the Commonwealth 35. Main Capitol Building. Department of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. Property and Supplies. Harrisburg, of Prothonotary of Pennsvivania.
and from the offices of in the office the the Court of Common Pleas of Allethe Building Superintendent. Pitts- Friday. 7th day cheny County, on burgh State Office Building 300 of October. 1960. Certificate for South Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, of business Allegheny the conduct a Pennsrivanta.
County. Pennsylvania, under the asThe Commonwealth of Pennsylva- fictitious name. style nis reserves the right to refect any destenation Park Pizza, with all bids Thomas Brennan, of business 3618 Deputy Secretary, of Prop- Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh 11, Department principal place erte and Supp'les addresses of Pa, names NOTICE TO RADIO SUPPLIERS persons owning interested in said REQUEST FOR BIDS business are; John M. Stanek. The Borough of Monroeville Ward Pittsburgh Pa.
quests bids from the suppliers of Joseph P. Stanck, 3333 Ward Street. mobile and ase radio equipment, such Pittsburgh 13. equipment will be utilized by the Po- Norman Davies, Atty. 1209 Ice and Wichway Department Union Bank Building.
Pah. 22. Pal There will be an approximate total Notice hereby given that Articies of 13 mobile units and two walkieof were with fled talele units. A base station. transmis by Department of State approved the ston tower and necessary accessories of Commonwealth of Pennsylvawill be included in the bid request.
the the 7th nia, at Harrisburg, A complete set of specifications of 1960, for the available at the office of the Bor- of day Certificate pose obtaining a Inouch Manager at 2700 Monroeville corporation of business Road. be pur- which was organized under the Bush This radio equipment will of chased under the matching fund pro- ness Corporation Law the Comgram as sponsored by the of L. monwealth Pennsylvania, approved Office May 1933, P. 364, amended. Civil Defense of the corporation Murphy's These bids will be opened in The name held by the Monroe- Meats.
Inc. purpose purposes The public meeting vilie Borough Council. at the Bor- which for it WAS The remeat food ough Bullding, on October 11, 1960. and wholesale at 8:30 P.M. ED.S.T.
products and things necessary For the Borough of Monroeville, incident thereto, and these A. H. CURTIS, poses have, possess and enjoy all Borough Manager. the rights benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly, J. Norman School District of the Borough Solicitor, "The Davies, of North Braddock is soliciting sealed bids for the bituminous surfacing of Edwin F.
Ellis Attorney at Law sidewalks and playgrounds adjacent to 1509 Farmers Bank Pittsburgh the following buildings: Brinton Ave- 22, Pa, Notice is hereby given pure Elementary: Scott High Schock suant to the provisions of Act 01 Bell Avenue Elementary and Shady May 24, 1945. P. L. 967 as amendPark Elementary. ed, of intention file in the office Bids will be received at the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of the 541.
Jones of at Harrisburg. North Braddock, Pennsylvania, until the office the Prothonotary P. October 13th. the Court of Common Pleas of 1960 and the bids will be opened at the first board meeting thereafter. day October.
Specifications may be obtained for the of a business Altethe office of the Secretary. 541 Jones County, Pennsylvania, Avenue. North Braddock. Pennsyl- assumed fictitious name, style vania. must be accompanied designation of W.
Sheraden All Agency. its principal place by a certified check the amount of $100.00 and must be a sealed business at Avenue, The marked "Bituminous Surfse- Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. envelope Bid. The Board reserves the names and addresses of persons ing right to reject any all bids." owning of interested 1310 said Joseph D. Suley, Are: John J.
Hess, Dickens (Signed) Secretary Street. Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania. 10 Help Wanted -Male EXPERIENCED automatic transmission repairman wanted. BR. 1-7720.
FURNITURE SERVICEMEN Experienced men with tools and car to make outside calls on A per call charge basis. Fine opportunity for right men on full or part time schedule. Contact Mr. Crummy, Service 700 E. Laco*ck North Side.
AT. 1-5200. MAY STERN CO. GOLF COURSE GREENS SUPERINTENDENT Immediate permanent position for experienced individual who will assume full responsibility for maintenance of a private 18 hole, Northern Ohio, Country Club. Write Box K-210, PostGazette, giving experience, references.
etc. PHOTOGRAPHY Student Medical: interesting occupation, Excellent future. Some art experience desirable. Applicants must have completed high school, part or all of college. One training with stipend.
Write C-679 Post-Gazette stating qualifications. MAIL CLERK attending night school. college, bus. administration. Excellent future, downtown, $255, MOORE PERSONNEL.
1204 Berger Bide. CO. 1-5622. MAN for light delivery work with car, must be bondable. CH.
2-8378. MAN--Ove. 20. married, neat. reliable.
Car necessary, to pick up and deliver small electrical appliances. $50 weekly guarantee plus monthly bonus OL 3-3527 MAN to work In' Pizza Shop, Mt. Leb.anon. 3-4 day week. no expertence.
Mike's Plaza. BR. 6-9627. MAN--EARN Every week. guarantee as qualified.
Married and employed over 25, mature adult only, Good health and car needed. All benefits. Call Fuller Brush, GR. 1-4973 after 7:30. MEN- RELIABLE To assist manager in educational dept of large national organization Neat apeparnce and pleasant personality required Prosperous present and secure future with regular advancement for those who qualify Automobile furn- Ished Start at once Personal Interview by appointment only PHONE MR.
POGEL ATLANTIC 1-8385 Salary $90 per week MEN WANTED EX-SERVICEMEN INTERESTED IN ADDITIONAL RETIREMENT INCOME AND BENEFITS. CONTACT U. S. COAST GUARD RESERVE, 508 VICTORY PHONE EX. 1-0216.
MEN over 18, guaranteed salary plus comm. Apply Daily Orange Juice 313 Archie Oakmont. PART TIME SALES No Experience Necessary $175 per mo. Guaranteed IF QUALIFIED NO CANVASSING LEADS FURNISHED Commission earnings among part time men currently exceed $60 PER WEEK Selling new educational service FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW, CALL CO. 1-2047 PHARMACIST Opportunity for aggressive man One of Ohio's finest new air -conditioned stores.
Call, write or come and let's talk over the proposition. NALL'S DRUG STORE Chagrin Falls, Ohio CH. 7-8132 SALESMEN Leads only. No canvassing. We will train.
$75 weekly guaranteed salary. MORSE SEWING CENTER 3006 Saw Mill Run Bird. FURNACE Installers- -Sub contract warm air home heating Highest pay in city. Steady year round work. Must have tools and transportation.
6375 Penn East Liberty, DRUG Clerk Steady. Experience helpful. Cathedral Pharmacy. 4701 Fifth Ave. 10 Help Wanted -Men SALESMAN PROMOTION OPEN CONSTRUCTION FIELD.
ESTABLISHED TERRITORY. SELLING AND CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. SALARY AND COMMISSION. PREFER COLLEGE OVER 25. SEND RESUME TO BOX C-161, POST-GAZETTE.
SALESMEN We have a place for you in the fete of advertising. It you are over 30. have a car and previous sales experience. Excellent opportunity for nigh earnings. Salary, comm.
bonus. Apply 9 to 11 Room 401. 14 Wood (Pgh.) 11 Agents Wanted CHURCHES. clubs, organizations, individuals: Jake money for Christmas selling the candy that sells itself. Call Cargoe's Candy, 8 to 4:30, Monday through Friday, MU.
1-1253. MARRIED man over 21 with car to help me in my business, Homesteac vicinity. Earn $95 weekly while learning, Phone VA 4-8550 for interview MEN--If I can show you $50 week for part time evening work. would you be interested? Car required. Call Brandywine 1-2311, OPPORTUNITY To earn while learning business.
Must be neat ambitious and a good driver, Phone 4 to 7 for interview, FR. 1-4221. OVER 21 and willing to work. Call CE. 1-1544.
9 to 5 daily, RUN A spare time Greeting Card and Gift Shop at home. Show friends samples of our new 1960 Christmas and All -Occasion Greeting Cards and Gifts, Take their orders and earn to profit No experience necessary. Costs nothing to try. Write today for samples on approval, Regal Greetings, Dept, 408. Ferndale, Michigan.
WOMEN 14 to earn $39,46 for 3 evenings a week. Call HI 3-1493 or EM 2-5124. 12 Help Wtd. Men- -Women COUPLE WANTED Mature couple with no dependents and in good health to care for apartment building. Must live on premises.
No smoking or drinking. Salary $225 per month plus hospitalization and apartment Write Box E-705, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. SHORT order cook wanted. Apply Lou's Restaurant, 3404 Fifth Ave. (No phone calls).
3 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS We need three men or women nOW and will need more later. Pleasant, easy work, selling subscriptions for the PostGazette and Sun- Telegraph. Call from your desk in our office in Allegheny and surrounding counties. You will receive liberal commission. paid weekly, and you choose your own hours, days or evenings.
full or part time. FOR INTERVIEW DIAL AT. 1-1341 ASK FOR MR. RILEY Help Wanted -Men Phonograph Record Salesman Experienced RCA Victor Records. Excellent opportunity.
Draw against commission. Car furnished, Call Mort Locker FAirfax 2-2400 For Interview HAMBURG WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Sales Representative Executive Type National adversiting firm offers opportunity for career-minded man to join sales task force to travel state of Penna. during training period, setting up new public relations program, calling on banks, insurance firms, and all types of business. When fully trained representative will be given exclusive established territory. Earnings approximately $8000 to $12,000 first year and increasing, draw plus commission, company group insurance and profit sharing.
Opportunity for advancement in rapidly expanding new program. Applicant must desire permanent association. Good education and references required. Contact Frank Parker, EXpress 1-2335, 6 to 10 P. M.
Friday, September 30, Only. SELL THE HOT ONE FOR '61 Dodge Dart and Lancer. We need 4 salesmen to round out our sales force. Best pay set-up in the Draw against commissions, demo furindustry. nished.
Contact Mr. Alexander, CENTRAL DODGE 4709 BAUM BLVD. PGH. 13, PA. MU.
3-1100 ADVANCED ROCKET RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT HERCULES POWDER CO. at ALLEGANY BALLISTICS LABORATORY has openings for junior and engineers and scienwith the following educational background, B. S. M. S.
Ph. D. 0 TO 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE Aeronautical Engineers. Mechanical Engineers, Chemical Engineers, Mathematicians, Physicists, Chemists. Also one physicist with 2.
years experience in experimental Acoustics. Advanced degree preferred to conduct studies lated to solid- propellent combustion. Interviews will be held in Pittsburgh Wednesday, Sept. 28, 4-7 P. M.
Thursday, Sept. 29, 9 A. P. M. Friday, Sept.
30, 9-5 P. M. Please call K. R. McFerren, EXpress 1-2336 collect for interview arrangement.
If interview is not convenient mail resume to the Technical Employment Office HERCULES POWDER CO. Allegany Ballistics Cumberland, Maryland (U. 6. Citizenship Required) 12 Help Wtd. Men- Women held 27.
forRoy, Philand re- Serv- 25, wife MalW. Kesat (Oak- al widow Sept. Rev. WIL- Sol- late 539 FOR126 ReHun- 27, Anna Mary reNev- of Van EXPERIENCED operating room technician for full time employment. Contact assistant director of nursing.
South Side Hospital, Pittsburgh Hubbard 1-3300. Extension 220. 13 Help Wanted- ANESTHETIST-635 general hospital. New operating 4.0 pers ating equipment. Anesthesiologist in charge of department.
Good salary and hours. Phone Hobart 6-4000. AVON -Earn money for your own Christmas Gifts. Become 8 representative today! GR. 1-2523 Comm.
CASEWORKER For county- wide, multiple-function agency, Experience in child welfare required. Can consider qualified worker for full time 01 part time position. Write: Box F-206, Post -Gazette. BOOKKEEPER'S assistant, intelligent experienced in posting and maintaining ledgers. Some typing.
Write C- 703, Post-Gazette. DIRECTOR of Nurses for 75-bed hospital, degree desirable but not necessary. Must be good organizer. Preferably experienced. Salary open.
Write Box F-248, Post- -Gazette. HOUSEKEEPER 300-bed hospital. Capable of supervising personnel familiar with cleaning methods and I procedures as hospi Write Box G-693, Post stating name. address. date of birth, telephone number, qua.ilicacions and references.
I MANAGER for medium to better Specialty shop in Pittsburgh area. Salary, bonus arrangement. State experlence. age, and salary expected in first letter. Box 209.
Post-Gazette. day REGISTERED duty in nurse convalescent for Sunday-Mon. between 8-4, TE. 5-9731. REGISTERED graduate nurse for Institution work.
Salary plus room and board. PE. 1-2338. REGISTERED NURSES General staff nurses, operating room nurse, evening shift, Monday through Friday. Call apply, Director Nursing St.
Clair Memorial Hospital, LO. 1-4900, Extension 249, SALESGIRLS experienced in dressessports wear, full part time- downtown shop. EX. 1-1930, STATISTICAL Clerk--Local college must have had statistical courses familiar with at college level and be statistical formulas and their tion. MA.
1-9431. TELEPHONE solicitor-15 hrs. weekly. Salary plus bonus. OL.
3-3522. WOMEN over 18, guaranteed salary plus comm. Apply Daily Orange Juice 313 Archie Oakmont. 14 Help Jut-oi-town applicants may answer Domestic Help ads by sending letter with phone number Post Gazette, Pittsburgh 30. Pa.
Replies will be forwarded to advertisers. GIRL in children. living In pleasant home. General housework, no ironing. Private room.
TV. Convenient location. required. Call Fremont 1-9499, References GIRL, woman for housework, live in. private quarters.
JA. 1-8849, GIRL- live in, over 30. Care for baby, new home working couple Moon Twp. FI 1-5755, AM 4-5712. HOUSEKEEPER (White for employed couple.
Live-in. Tuxedo 2-8820 evenings. WOMAN, 3 White--Capable cleaning. lauudry. days week.
Steady hours, 9 to 2. $1 per hour and carfare. References. Box A-715, PostGazette, 16A Shops BARBER needed, prefer South Hills resident. Call TE.
5-2660. BARBERS (2) Carlton House Barber Shop. Excel. opport. CO.
1-8125. guarantee and comm. Apply 300 Forbes Downtown EXPERIENCED barber Must be dependable. Call WA. 1-0952: WA 1-4778.
GOOD steady barber wanted. Downtown shop. CO. 1-9422. 17 Men, Situations Wanted any steady job considered 2 0291 ART director highly creative layout, design, typography to finish, Supervise art thru production: 15 years solid agency experience.
Box E-163 PostGazette. JANITOR -PORTER, experienced. desires work, any kind. night, daywork; reliable. EV.
1-3576. BU. 1-0552. Man prt time eve wrk EM 1-5199 eve PAINTING. wall washing.
Aluminum siding cleanup Experienced References and reasonable. EM 2-3546. RELIABLE cooled man desires Janitor work. Refercaces. BR.
1-7763, RELIABLE man, driver's license-car wants odd jobs. Hubbard 1-7127. WALLS Washed- -Family man. Reuable, Exp. Reas.
rates. WA. 1-7574. YOUNG man desires night janitor work. steady or part time, after Emerson 2-5059.
YOUNG married man desires fullpart time work. CE. 1-9117. 18 Women. Situations Wtd.
Babysit mom's helper CE 1-5592 CLEANING doctor's office in exchange for 3 roums. HU 1-6736 COLORED. girl wants alteration work. Experienced, 3 days wk. EL, 1-1348.
COLORED Woman wants day of weeks work Call FA. 2-4548. Daywork des ext. woman 11-8030 Daywork des Colored. Cedar 1-6063 Daywrk des exp woman JA 1-5028 Daywork, Brntwd Whitehall TU 1-8352 DRESSMAKING alter a Ions.
fittings at your home. Reasonable. HU. 1-0991: HE. 1-3426.
EXP. Woman--Desires daywork. Can also do shirts. MU. 1-5803.
EXPERIENCED lady desires cleaning. Saturday only. CE. 1-8060. EXP.
-Laundry or cleaning for Saturdays, $8 carfare. CO. 1-0763. REP. colored woman desires parttime 9-2 daytime.
EM. 1-1328. GIRL- Desires daywork, 4 days weekly, Experienced. Washing and ironing, No shirts. MU.
1-9357. Girl white des daywork EV 1-3788 GOOD, experienced statistical typist. General office work. Downtown. 1-9365.
Hospital or factory job des MU 1-1513 Hospital or factory job des MU 1-1513 IRONING done at home, Will pickup and deliver. CH. 2-8499, IF you need a dependable laundress. call Hiland 1-4774. Ironing desired exp GR 1-7382 LAUNDRESS Experienced, desires work, $8 carfare, CH.
1-7581 LIGHT housework, take care of elderly couple. ST. 1-7400. PRACTICAL nurse- state license, prefer private duty, reference. CA.
1-5687. PRACTICAL nurse available (whiter, good references. Churchill 1-6173. PRACTICAL nurse experienced, Doctors references. Desires position, CE.
1-6277. PRACTICAL nurse desires 8 hour duty daily Exp, CH. 2-5572 RELIABLE woman desires babysitting Own trans. TU 1-1389 Typing done at home MU. 1-3222 WOMAN desires froning or cleaning.
Tues. Thursday. FR. 1-8463. WOMAN, experienced, desires laundry, Monday and Friday.
FR. 1-0350. 21 Schools and Colleges STEEL CITY BARBER ACADEMY IMMEDIATE ENROLLMENT 1602 EAST CARSON 1. 3, PA. EV.
1-5555 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS Nat'1 Council Technical Schools Approved, PENN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Apply NOW for October 6 classes, Hiland 1-3502 LEARN THE DRAFTING PROFESSION Free Placement, Veteran Approved WEST PENN TECH 337 Boulevard of Allies GR. 1-0100 E-L-E-C-T-R-0-N-I-C-S INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS Allegheny Technical Institute 15 Smithfield St. AT. 1-6933 IBM or PBX FLORENCE UTI AT. 1-9047 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TELEVISION--RADIO APPLY NOW FOR OCT.
6 CLASSES p*rn in.cal Institute 5440 PENN AVE. HI. 1-3502 Natl. Counell Tech, Schools Approved 121 Schools and Colleges LEARN PRACTICAL NURSING New Classes Start Sept, 28 Oct. 24 FRANKLIN SCHOOL, INC.
Century 7th 86. AT. 1-9560. MAISON FELIX BEAUTY SCHOOL 256 FIFTH AVE. POH.
22. PA. AT. 1-4238 PITTSBURGH BARBER SCHOOL ENROLL NOW -Air Conditioned Write Or Phone for Free Catalog 908 Federal N. FA.
1-5457 23 Rent, Furnished Rooms Cath- Aken Elswth lg rm frig $55 MU 2-8131 CATHEDRAL District Lovely bedroom, bath. Lady. MU. 1-4306. Cathdri dst lg rm runn.
wtr MA 1-7299 CATHEDRAL Dst. Comf. rooms. Grill privileges. Car stop.
MU. 1-5846. DAVIS-Brighton Dist. Large front bedroom for employed gentleman or lady: kitchen privileges. Near transportation.
Attractive adult home, Box LU-211, Post-Gazette. References. Dormont nice room emp man FI 1-1600 EAST End. Fifth Ave. -Large room, shower.
Gentleman. MO. 1-0110. Frick Prk comf rm gent $9 FR 1-7253 Friendship Av bivgrm kit EM 2-1456 MT. LEBANON-Comfortable bedroom, private home, garage, gent.
LE 1-1820 NORTHSIDE New building. Walk Downtown, New furniture. Sleeps adults. 603 Chestnut. FA.
Knoxvie 1g rm carline $7 HE 1-2675 Braddck beaut rm pry bth VA 3-8428 Okid rm redecorated $6 MU 2-7536 Okind 2rms 1st MU 3-4281 VA 4-1456 Okld redecorated rm $6 MU 2-7536 Room, redecorated, $6 MU 2-7536 SHADYSIDE- -Private home. room, convenient: employed gent. MA. 1-8985. SHADYSIDE-Large room, semi-bath, off st.
parking. Gent. MO. 1-6209. Braddock Av rm or pkwy FR 1-1941 Wik emp lady car stop CH 1-2066 24 Furn.
Rms. With Board Aiken Adl hme mis optnal MU 2-6419 25 Furn. Housekeeping Rms Calif Av 2. rm 2nd carlin PO 1-2243 Carrick 4 rm semi bth TU 1-5791 CASTLE SHANNON-2 furnished, housekeeping rooms, private bath and entrance TU. 1-5549.
EE 2 complete rms nx bth EM 1-1198 EE bdivgrm 11 te all new MO 1-3510 Highland 3 rms bth 2nd EM Hmested Pk 3r bth en $20 HO 1-3420 Homewd 2 rm 3rd adl $37 MO 1-8592 McK Rks 1-2-3 rm chidrn PO 1-3939 N. 603 Merchant- Kitche bedroom. complete, $10. AL. 1-4443.
3 rms 3rd bth $45 FA 1-8580 NORTH Braddock 2 rooms. private bath, entrance, utilities. Reasonable, EL. 1-3019. Shadysd lovely rm conv $12 MA 1-2249 5q Hil 2 rm 2nd sm ba JA 1-5688 WALNUT -Shady- -2 redecorated.
Complete kitchen, util, $55, Hi. 1- 4091, WIk 3 nice 2nd conv adl FR 1-4869 Wilk eff comp conv PE 1-3270 402 Winebdle 2 rm bth MU 2-6712 26 Hotel Rooms PENN HALL HOTEL EAST LIBERTY 5700 PENN AVENUE Modern rooms. Newly decorated. Reasonable Rates Daily, Weekly, Monthly CALL MO. 1-3704 HOTEL GOVERNOR EAST LIBERTY Whitfield corner Kirkwood Newly Renovated Reasonable Rates Daily, weekly, monthly basis.
CALL MONTROSE 1-3800 27 Unfurn. Rooms for Rent Alder St 3 rms bth redec EM 2-3418 EE apt 2-4 rm EM 1-4209 CH 1-8031 EE comf rm gent HI 1-4055 -Modern 3-room, private bath, entrance, utilities except electric. Many extras, Handy, PO. 1-7541 Lib Collins 812 3-rm bth EM 2-2478 2-bedroom. (2) 3-room utilities, except.
electric. DI. 8-7990. GREENFIELD. 1st, redecorated, 3 rms, $65 including utilities.
JA. 1-0742. N. S. 3 rms p-bth $38 CE 1-2147 NATIONAL HOME WEEK SEPT.
25 TO OCT. 2 HAVE RICH WHOLESOME MILK DELIVERED IN LEAK PROOF GLASS MILK BOTTLES C. COLTERYAHN DAIRY TU 1-1408 MT. LEB. FEDERAL SAV.
LOAN 733 Washington Road LO 1-2000 Donaldson's Crossroads WI 1-7585 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. OF CARNEGIE 242 E. Main BR 6-2424; WA 2-2424 ELLWOOD CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS de LOAN ASSOCIATION ELLWOOD CITY Plaza 8-5584 JOHN H. AULD BROS. co.
Lumber Builders' Supplies. Allison Park HU. 6-5600 JOHN SHOUB SON, St. uetural Steel and Bidg. Specialties, Jacksonia Pgh.
AL 1-2200 GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK South Broad St. Grove City, Pa. BEC-REM CO. HOME REMODELING Hunter 6-4252 Home Heating Service agreement HI Parkway 1-9800; Furnace Supply UN Co. inc.
HI 1-4776; 3-9790 BROADWAY MAINTENANCE CORP. Electrical Construction Maintenance 2643 Penn Ave. Grant 1-8822 WM. H. BRANT SONS Builders Supplies- Ready Mixed Concrete- WE 1-1190 Verona, Pa.
PAUL WILLIAM MILLER 433 Parker St. VanDyke 8-8737 LIQUIDATING BOORS BELOW COST- FLEET EQUIPMENT 23rd Wharton HU 1-5050 SO. PGH. SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 1712 E.
Carson St. EV 1-8000 742 Brookline Blvd. LE 1-9677 WERNER'S INSULATING co. 5175 Brownsville Road Pgh. 36, Pa.
C. H. CUNNINGHAM LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Imperial, Pa. OX 5-7361 ENDERS PLBG.
HTG. Domestic- Commercial 328 Bluff Kittanning Li 3-9601 HICKS CARPET CO. 907 Merchant Ambridge Congress 6-1774 WILKINSBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Penn Lincoln Hotel Bldg. CH 1-5600 W.
MEANS LUMBER CO. Lumber and Millwork 144 Putnam St. MO 1-8080 PLATT STEEL SUPPLY CO. 1067 Milford Bethel Park L0 1-7900 PIONEER SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. OF BLOOMFIELD 4719.
Liberty Ave. MU 2-0311 R. V. JOHNSTON PaintingFO 4-6585 VERONA, Allegheny BLDG. River LOAN Blvd.
ASSN. Van Dyke 8-5661 EAGLE SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 125 Brownsville Road EV 1-5750 CRUM BROS. LUMBER 00. Cochranton, Pa.
Phone 3375 D. L. RANKIN Clintonville Pa. Phone 5-3511 CONCORD- LIBERTY SAVINGS LOAN ASSN, 222 E. Ohio St.
FA 1-1730 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN OF GREENE COUNTY Waynesburg, Uniontown, Pa. MOUNTS MARKET EQUIPMENT co. Carrier Sales Service Washington, Pa. BA 5-0460 DA 5-8228 PARK SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 503 Greenfield Av.
4205 W. Penn Hwy. After Oct. 1, 102 Malts Lane, Irwin LANDERS STORE Plumbing Heating, Carden Supplies. Lucipoa, Pa Capitol 69688 William Kumpt Son -Heating Contractors, 1581 Bowers hill Rd.
Pgh. 16, PA. CA. 1-4004 CUNKO Plumbing and Heating Co. Pa.
Dickens 8-5314.
