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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1941 -16- Insurance Firm Gets IT NEVER FAILS By Legal Notices PAIKTERSMilECTICN Saturday. June 2th. 10 a -Eagles Hall. Third Ave representative. C.

Hunt Victor Over Davis Slieppard Sees Another Win Local Colored Boy Confident of Victorv THE MOVIES IS ALL RIGHT? A IMfe SOME CWSr TLL NOONTIME. A DIME Tftf f' '1 I i'-ferNI uiiu'o ciSci hows about Apiece ML jb tfejSS Vrt? swu. LooseNiNjy- ij 1 A tb te: cy i Curtis SheDDard. "hungry" Hill District fizhter. who meets Jimmy Bivins in the main bout at Hiekey Park next Wednesday night, doesn believe he will have as much trouble with the hard-punching Cleveland boy as he did with Lee O.

Murray. Baltimore heay, ne defeated in their last meeting. Sheppard, seeking the most 1m-nortant win of his fight career. took time out from his training drills 'vesterdav to state that he doubted if Bivins could hit as hard as Murrav. and even if he did, would take him in the same man ner as he did Lee Q.

Bivins. rated fourth among the country's best lig-ht-heavyweights. will be a favorite over Sheppard when they enter the ring, yet there are many who give tne local colored boy a good chance to score a victorv because of his ability to absorb punishment and give as hard as he takes. The bout stands to be one of the best ever staged here. Promoter Jake Mintz announced three of his preliminary bouts last nizht.

Marcus Lockman of the Hill will meet Popeye Donaldson of Youngstown in a six-rounder pnd in another six Bonford Glover, Cleveland sensation. will meet Sammy Adragna. The four-round curtain raiser will see Buddy bam-uels, of Leechburg, in with Bobby Comorine of Bloomfield. Weather Forecast Special report from the United States Weather Bureau to the Post-Gazette. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio Scattered shower and probably thunderstorms, somewhat cooler in north portion today; tomorrow, local showers.

West Virginia Mostly cloudy continued warm, a few scattered showers and thunderstorms today and tomorrow. Race Results Navy Net Star Enters Haver-ford Finals HAVERFORD, Pa, June 27 UP) Joe Hunt, United States Naval Academy star, defeated Joe Davis of Vanderbilt University 6-3, 8-6. 8-6 today to reach the final round of the fifty-seventh national intercollegiate tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club. Hunt, seeded No. 1, had a comparatively easy time in winning the first set, but Davis, the unseeded giant killer of the tournament, put up a great fight in the next two sets.

Pirates Top Bruins, 4 to 2 Continued from Page 12 pickup while running back on the grass. Dallessandro lined to Van Robays, but Nicholson walked. Anderson fell upon his shoulders as he made a circus catch of Dahl- gren's pop fly in short left. Cava retta crashed to two-bagger to cen ter, scoring Stringer and Nicholson, while Cavarretta continued on third as DiMaggio's heave bounded through Lopez, who was charged with an error. McCullough popped to Handley.

The Pirates put on a little four-hit rally in the ninth to knock in two markers when only one would have decided the combat. Lopez lined a single to left with one retired and Stewart ran for him. Sewell was allowed a base hit when Cavarretta and Nicholson almost collided as they tried to race under Rip's high fly. This- drive sent Stewart to third. Vaughan batted for Anderson and got a little hit when his bounder over the box was deflected off Pas-seau's glove, the ball rolling barely out of Stringer's reach and Stewart scoring while Sewell stopped at second.

Handley fanned, but Collins singled sharply to center and Sewell went home. New Kensington Wins In Gymnastic 3Ieet CHICAGO. June 28. i.f" The Matus Cak Trenciansky team of New Kensington. won the gymnastic apparatus contest in the higher division for women at the sixth American Sokol slet today.

The team represented the Slovak Gym nastic Union. Second and third places went to two teams of the American Sokol Union. the Havlicek Tyrs of Chicago and the St. Louis Sokol team. City League STANDING OF THE CLUBS W.

L. Pet. W. L. Pet.

5 8 .385 7 12 .368 5 16 .238 McDonald 17 4 Lebanon 15 5 .750 Valley Lwrencville 9 10 .474 Ingomar. Homestead 8 11 .421 FOR INGOMAR Ingomar won an 11-3 game from x-leas- ant Valley last night at Ingomar with Nel son Zeriila and Stone hitting hard. Nelson and Zeriila each had three two-base blows while Stone doubled and it a triple. Score: INGOMAR R. H.

P. A. PL. VALLEY R. H.

P.A. Judge Delays Utility Ruling Meeting on Dissolution Will Will Be Postponed WILMINGTON, June 27. Counsel for the North American Company, utility fighting for permission to dissolve a subsidiary, argued in Federal court here today that theSecurities and Exchange Commission should not set itself up 'in the role of a dictator." "It cannot be too strongly stressed," said S. Pearce Browning. chief counsel for North American, "that the public utility act gives the commission absolutely no power to require any holding company to continue its own existence." The argument was on an injunction asked by the SEC to restrain North American from voting its per cent control for dissolu tion of an intermediate holding company, the North American Lieht Power Company.

Judge John P. Nields reserved decision on the SEC plea for the restraining order. At his request, the opposing attorneys agreed to an adjournment of the light and power company's stockholders' meeting scheduled here for next Monday. A new meeting was set for July 21. Automobile Production Starts Seasonal Drop DETROIT, June 27 UP) Ward Reports, estimating car and truck production this week at 926 units, said today that automobile assemblies have embarked on the seasonal downturn usual at this period.

Production compared with vehicles last week and 87,550 this week a year ago. Price Ceiling Is Near On West Coast Lumber WASHINGTON. June 27 UP) Price Administrator Leon Hender son said today that a price ceiling was being formulated for "the upper grades and specialties of West Coast lumber" because rates had reached "unreasonable levels." Fourth Federal Reserve The assets and liabilities of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland at the close of business June 25 follows: ASSETS Gold certificates on hand and due from U. S. Treasury $1.590.

452.000 Redemption fund F. R. notes KO2.H00 Other cash 14. 60S. 001' Total reserves $1,605,662,000 Bills discounted: Secured by IT.

S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed Other bills discounted 100.000 22.000 Total bills dicotinted Industrial advances U. S. Government securities, direct and guaranteed: Bonds Notes 122.000 350.000 136 462 OllO S2.07P.OW) Total TT. S.

Government securities. direct and guaranteed S. 54 1.000 Total Bills and Securities 219,013,000 Pue from foreign banks. 4.000 F. R.

notes of othtr banks 1.669.000 Uncollected items 111. 557.000 Bank premises 4.513,000 Other assets 4.726,000 Total ass' SI. 947, 144,000 LIABILITIES Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation 616.777,000 Deposits: Member bank-reserve account B3S.523.000 United States treasurer genral account 117.814.000 Foreign I13.850.ono O'her deposits 20.000.000 Total deposits $1,190. Deterred availability items 105, Other liabilities including accrued dividends 168.000 625.000 Total liabilities $1,912,757,000 AI'ITAI. ACCOUNTS Capital paid in 14.496.000 Surplus i Section Ti 11.496.

000 Surplus 15bl 1.007.000 Other capital accounts 4.561.000 Total liabilities and capital amounts el. 947. Commitments to make industrial advances 1. 1 4 4.000 679,000 U. S.

Treasury Notes NEW YORK. June 27. Ti Prices quoted Morris Weiss THfvMKsTb AllAHE.WW preme Kin. Busy Byrd also ran. Fourth, about 5 furlongs.

Time 1:02. Booter Mc. 116, J. 4. 40, 2.80, 2.60 Strapol.

Ill, N. Pantone 4 20, 2.60 Baldy. 116. H. Scurlock 3.00 June Girl.

Polly Fair. All Gray, B. Baron. Halma Dear also ran. Fifth, about 3 furlongs.

Time 1:02 2-5. Distant Star, 104, J. Dunbar 19.80, 6.40. 3.60 Enagaia. 111.

Dewain 4.60, 4.60 Rocky Mount. 116, Myers 4.60 Fairy Footfall. Noo Music, Skotctiy, Contime also ran. Sixth, about 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:51 3-5.

Eva 109, O. Stroud. .7.00, 4.00. 3.00 Povel. 109, E.

Delpino 4.40, 3.40 Winnadoes. 114, L. Garrett 3.20 Downsideup. Davidor, Lyconna. Ona Girl also ran.

Seventh, about 1V4 miles. Time 1:57 4-5. Good Battle, 110, S. Dewain 7.40, 3 60, 3.20 Lowry. 115.

H. Scurlock 3.20, 2.60 Bynums Run. 110, F. Myers 4.40 Front Fender. Marbran, Star Mixer.

Miss Hall Bar also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Whang and Genuine Sport paid $70.40 for $2. Detroit First. 6 furlongs. Time 1:13 2-5.

Pegging Pete. 113. J. Oros, 12.00, 6 20, 3.80 f-Medrano. 116.

R. Morris 11.40, 4.80 Hechal. 113. E. Leblanc 3.20 Sun O'Prides.

Tough Bird, Sun Charles, King Bee, f-Ctieval De Fer. f-ilr. Monk. f-Hi-Vic, Curliqueue, Alseieda also ran. f-Field.

Second. 6 furlongs. Time 1:12 4-5. Purple Wrack. 113, J.

Oros 3.80, 3 00. 2.40 Blagden. 113. K. Knott 6 20.

4.4h Justdun, 113, J. Green 7.81 Termotime. Lochee, Merry Pete. Axelson. Wicked.

Drawout and 'Silver Horn also ran. 'Field. Third, 5 furlongs. Time 1:01 1-5. Royal Minuet.

113. J. Cavens.6.00. 3.60. 2.60 Tide Dream.

117. G. King 4.00, 2 80 Fair Portia. 117, J. Oros 6 20 Bloomingrose.

Kimmy, Darby Dutchess, Hasty Sister and Chance Ann also ran. Fourth, 6 furlongs. Time 1:12. Dora May. 108.

G. King 8.80, 4.40. 3 20 Bert 116. E. i-eblanc 4.60.

3.40 Neighbor. 116. O. Scurlock 5.60 Tack Torose. Hazel Otto's Choice, Shaker-Man also ran.

Fifth, 1 mile and 70 yards. Time 1:13. Prince Sador. lis. J.

Oros. 5.40, 3.40. 2 60 Francesco. 113. F.

Leblanc 14 00, 6.60 Dixie Girl, 111. P. Milligan. 3.20 Bamboo Broom. Gayova, Bold Turn, Narghileh also ran.

Sixth. 1 mile and 70 yards. Time 1.44 2-5. American Emblem, 112, Carr 3.60. 2 80.

2.40 Sam Alexander. 109. P. Milligan 4.00, 2. HO Trace Boy, 109.

J. 2.S0 Echelon. Rocky Soldier, Abdicate, 'Jimmy R.f 'Giovanni, Smith David also ran. Field. Seventh.

1 1 16 mile. Time 1:47. Kiev Singer. 112, J. E.

Oros 25.60. 9.60. 5.00 Brill. 106. A.

Carr 5.20, 3 60 Dotwill, 101. R. K. Ross 16.60 Opoca. Alca.

Intrip. Moon Bow Miss. Osa Atkins. Migal Fay, Speedy Squaw and Lina also ran. Eighth, 1 mile.

70 yards. Time 1:45. Sparking Heel. 112, G. King.

7.80, 4.20, 3.00 Ima Lady, 106. S. Luce 10.40, 5.20 Lady Menace. 106, Hanauer 3.20 Ladlslas. Darby D'Or, Margee Noble and Bookie also ran.

DAILY DOUBLE Pegging Pete A Purple Wrack paid $33.40 for $2. All Six Polo Teams To Plav Tomorrow The leadership of the Penn-Ohio Polo League will be at stake tomorrow afternoon when the six teams meet. Salem Ohio, the leader, will meet North Hills at the North Hills field. Captain Harlan Wilson of the Old Furnace team of Zelienople will lead his team asainst the Akron (Ohio! team at Zelienople, and in the third game the Alliance team, the defending champions travel to Youngstown to meet the Rangers. All games start at 3:30.

Crafton Church League Crafton Presbyterians scored a 4-3 victory over Methodists in a fast, exciting battle yesterday. Score: (Pi Midnight 6 1 a. 74 1 1 p. 88 2 a. 74 2 p.

t0 3 a. 71: 3 p. SI 4 a. 70 4 p. m.

91 5 a. 69 5 p. SO 6 a. 68 6 p. fO 7 a.

7U 7 p. Si 8 a. 73 -f. SO 9 a. 77 9 p.

10 a. 81 10 p. 83 11a. 84 1 1 p. 82 12 midnight 7 Utility Bond Award NEW YORK, June 27.

UP) The New York State Electric Gas Corporation today awarded to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States $35,393,000 first mortgage 31 per cent bonds, and thereby partially solved a problem arising from competitive bidding that has confronted company officials all week. The company stated it would make new arrangements for bidding on the 120,000 shares of preferred, the interest rate on which has, meanwhile, been increased to 5' per cent with the permission of the state Public Service Commission. TICKER TALK Miscellaneous Industrial and Financial News ASKS STOCK TENDERS R. Hoe Inc. is inviting- tenders for pale to the company of shares of its 6Vi per cent prior preferred stock at the lowest prices obtainable, not to exceed 5oo flat per share.

NEW OFFERINGS IV MEEK Public offerings of new securities for the week ended yesterday jumped to $116,150,819 for the highest total since the week of last December 19, Standard 1'oov Corporation re ported GENERAL EEECTKIO DIRECTOR Charles D. Dickey has been elected a director or General Electric. Mr Dickey who i3 a vice president of J. P. Morgan succeeds Francis D.

Bartow, also a vice pres dent of J. P. Morgan who re signed. OHIO OIL SEI.ES REFINERY Premier Oil Refining Company of Texas, has purchased the Fort Worth refinery of Ohio Oil Company. Premier acquires control of the pipeline system of Illinois Pipe Lin-5 in West Central Texas which serves the Fort Worth refinery under a 10-year contract.

Ql ITS STORES TOSTS Robert W. Jameson has resigned as president of United Stores Corpo ration, chairman of the board of the McCrory Stores Corporation, and chairman of the operating committee of McLellan Stores Company. Randolph Catlin was elected president of United Stores Corporation and chair man of the board of McCrory Stores Corporation. Liv estock Quotations PITTSBURGH Brinkman. Wood Beck furnish the following quotations: Cattle Receipts, light; market steady; good to choice dry feds, $10.5011 11.50; good fat steers, 10.25; medium to good, 1.200 to 1,300 SS.25S 9.25; tidy, 1.050 to 1.150 $9.0010.50: fair.

900 to 1.100 J7.50tS-8.50: common. 700 to 900 7.00; common to good fat bulls, common to good fat cows. heifers, 700 to 1.100 $5.5010.00. Hogs -Receipts, light: market steady to lOc per cut higher. Prime heavy hogs, $10.

50'a 11.10: heavy mixed. prime medium weights, $1 1.25& 11.35 best heavy yorkers. good light yorkers." $10. 25-7 10.75: pigs, as to quality. common to good roughs, $8.00 (9.25: stags, $4.0016 00.

Sheep Receipts, light market slow, lower on lambs, steady on sheep. Prime wethers. $4. 75 a 5.00; good mixed, 4.50; fair mixed ewes and wethers. $3.25 culls and common, $1.

50 2.50 culls to choice yearlings, 9.50; spring lambs. SS.004 12.00. Calves Receipts, lignt: market steady; veal calves. heavy and thin calves, 10.00. CHICAGO, June 27 1JF1 (United States Department of Agriculture.) Salable hogs.

.000 head; total. 13.500 head: weights. 240 pounds down, steady to 10c lower: heavier butchers, off; sows fully 15c lower; top, 180-270 pounds. 270-330 pounds, $10. 601, 10.80: 330-400-pound packing sown gen-eraly S9.

85ft 10.10; 400-500 pounds. $9,353 9.85: shippers took 1,500 head; holdovers, 1.000 head. Salable cattle, l.oon head: calves. 400 head; no reliable outlet for meager supply fed steers and yearlings: mostly light and medium weight sters: bulk supply being taken off market weak to 25c lower: most. $9.

75 1 0. on strictly grain fed medium to good steers; best, few- loads common and medium. J.25tfi 9.25: heifers scarce, under pressure; cows unevenly weak to 25c lower; quality considered not much change in weighty sausage bulls at down: but all others 10i15c off: vealers steady up to week-end trade on stock cattle dull and sizable supply going over to feeder division. DRV UOOnS MARKET NEW YORK. June 27.

Numerous bids were received for gray goods in the textile market today but traders were awaiting action on price ceilings. The bag trade was reported to be urgently seeking materials. Rayon prices continued strong with a. scarcity of yarn. Woolen mills were said to be booking orders for light weight wear.

Silks were inactive. BAR SILVER NEW YORK. June 27 Bar silver, 34 e. unchanged. LONDON.

June 27 Bar silver 23 Hit. unchanged (equivalent to 42.39 cents). Delaware Park WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST FIRST RACE. purse $1,100, special weights, maidens. 2-year-olds.

5 furlongs 1 10 1 Pomway. 117; Bola Mowlee. 114: a-Calatan. 117; Rencourt. 117; Eden's Chance, 117; a-Brown Gal.

Arthur C. 117; Tragedy, 114; Pennington. 117; 'Flying Reigh. 112. aH.

M. Babylon and E. K. Bryson entry. SECOND RACE, purse $1,200, claiming.

3-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs (chute) (7t Alhalon. 115; Sobriquet. 113; Glorious Time. 112; Watercracker, 115: Robespierre, 119; Balloon.

119; Scotch Trap, 117. THIRD RACE, purse $1,500, allowances. 3-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs (chute) (6 Cherry Jam. 121: Sirocco, 122; Brown 112: Abrasion.

121; My Bill, 113; Saxon. 111. FOURTH RACE, purse $1,300. allow ances, 3-year-olds. 1 mile and io yards t7 Sir Alfred.

117: Pete, 115; Seven Hills. 120; Jongleur. 117; Livelyhood, 115: Swynstan, 110; Snarler, 115. FIFTH RACE, purse $5,000 added, stakes, 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs (10) Flying Indian, 122; Smiles. 113: Pony Ballet.

113: Pig Tails, 110; Star Copy. 113; On the Level. 110; E(uipet. 113; Alleghany, 110; Queen Lane. 110; Gummed Up, 113.

SIXTH RACE, purse handicap. 2-vear-olds and upw-ard. 1 1-16 milea (7) a-Red Dock, 119; Fairy Chant, 118; Silent Witness, 111; Busy Morn, 111; Tony Steel, 101; a-Century Note, 112; Sailor King, 110. a-Greentree Stable entry. SEVENTH RACE, purse $1,200, claiming.

3-year-olds and upward, 1 1-16 miles 7) Ginoca. 114; Greedan, 118: 'Abbots Maid, 101; The Fop, 117; 'Transmitter, 113; Conquer. 116; Milk Punch, 116. EIGHTH RACE, purse $1,100. claiming.

3-year-olds and upward. 1 miles (9) Mistv Meadow, 116: Dark Watch. 116; Tiny Trick. 117: 'Big Jack, 106; Proc, 110; Al Polly, 103; 'Briar Sharp. 112; Strolling In.

106: 'Meadow Morn. 115. NINTH RACE substitute), purse $1,000 claiming. 4-year-olds and upward, 1H miles (chutei (8) Say Judee. 115; 'Mason B.

105: Howard. 117: Cherry's Child, 110 Lauerman, 112; Interpreter. 112: Residue 114; Rocky Meadow, 113; War Grand, 110 Suffolk Downs WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, purse $1,000, claiming, 3-vear-olds and upward. furlongs (chute) (16) 'Blackbirder, 109: Hittie, 109; 'Dave Alexander, 109; Count Cotton. 114; 'Story Time.

104; Sweet Oliver. 109; Advancer, 114; Mollnara. 102; Darkmelus. 120; More Sir, 114: 117; mil UKm, Hf; Buck's Image. 114; Sunabell, 114; Fly Gent, 104; Petllne, 103.

W. B. Sands. Attorne S3 s. Bldg.

No. 29S0 of 1V41. administration on r.ie Roseburg. deceased, iare 'of' Allegheny County, havir.c beer. -persons indebted to said etvr.

payment and those navm present them to Carena S-r istratnx. 270 Welsh Ave FRED C. HOI'STOX" Attorney at l.a 112S Union Trust -Plttsburch. Fa In the Court of Common gheny County. Stale of Perns-.

Notice is hereby given of ln'er application to said Court Term, 1941, on Thursday tV July. 1941. at o'clock A Standard Time, for a posed nonprofit corporation "Town Hall of under the nonprofit corporate Commonwealth of May 5, 1933. The purpose or which said corporation is tri-The education of -he pe, public lectures, forum -inges on civic, literary, mus-c subjects and by the p'ubiscaiMri tin and programs in connect The Articles of Incorporator! file in the Office of the r- Allegheny County, at FRED C. Hut Julia M.

Dovie. Attorre-. BidE. No. 1312 of 194 1.

of administration on the cent Welsh, deceased. Inte Allegheny County, having all persons indebted to make payment and those will present them to Ca -j, Administratrix, 5407 Pa. William B. Paul Edivard Attorneys. 1409 Park 1941.

Notice that letters the estate of Kmma Hi late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny ing been granted, all said estate will make ih ivr having claims will present Cu.hig. Kxecutrix. J2i Ka' Pittsburgh. Pa. 'leorge R.

Craig and Craig, Attorneys, loos A. Bldg. No. 2453 of ters testamentary on the P. lor S.

Sloan or 4-r Sloan, deceased, late of M. i.r-r gheny County, bavine beet persons indebted to said payment and those haying n-5 sent them to Beatrice Hh': ecutrix. 55 Connecting Ralph F. Sml'n, ttorneY No. 1859 of 1940.

Notice on the (state of wS deceased, late of Countv. having grir.Tt indebted to said esta'e 1.3, and those having claims p--to Donald D. Mangone Pittsbureu Pa John C. Bane, Jr. ans Shaw McClav.

Attornc. "1 Trust Bldg. No. 2456 of letters of administration 1' estate of Earle C. Mann rt? 1 Pittsburgh.

Alleeheny r.n granted, all persons -V-. will make payment and claims will present them to -'a Administratrix C. T. A a 1 Clyde Pittsburgh. Pa.

De Witt Ha her. Attorney Trust Bide. No. 2)42 of mi' that letters testamentary 0-1 Kmma Maliey or E. Van Ve.lsor.

deceased -p'f-' burgh. Allegheny Countv. gianted. all persons indebted tv a will make payment and 'hose will present them to Tne t'n on Bank cf Pittsburgh. Wood.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Charles E. Y-iung. Attornev TV Bldg.

No. 2796 of 1911. letters of administration on t--a: William R. McKean. deeea-d Mt.

Lebanon Township. having been granted, ad p. ron to said estate will make pa v.m those having claims will Mary J. gwearingen. Dell Mt.

jiunnn, Pn George J. Campbell. Ai'V-rnev 2 Grant St. No 2784 of 141. letters of administration on the Ida I.

deceased, late cf F. Allegheny County, having ben j.ri persons indebted to sa payment and tliose haying sent them to Potter Titie A Tru--Administrator, Berger Btnld.ng. Pa. Brandt Brandt. Attorneys.

Finance idg. No. 26T.6 of 19 tnat letters testamentary on the George Weiss, deceased, late of ship. Allegheny County. hav granted, all persons indebted to 5 will make payment and thou ciaims will present them to Lcbis George Weiss.

Executors, R. D- No. 3. Bellevue. r-'a' 1 Septer W.

Douglas, Attorney. 14 Finance Bldg. No. 2826 of mi that letters testamentary (in 'he Charles S. Watts, deceased.

late burgh. Allegheny County. hav.r: granted, all persons Indebted will make payment and 'hK's" cairns will present them to Chhr -ham Watts. Lxecutur, r.r-, Pittsburgh. S.

K. Dobrowniski. At'onie Bldg. No. 2679 of 1941.

testamentary on the esra'e deceased. late of Pit'souri; County, having been indebted to said estate and those having claims to Marvanna Malioki, Pittsburgh. Pa. The School District of 'ne Rankin solicits sealed tM lowing items: 1 One mimeograr! Vnr 2 Coal for th 194 1-J- 3 Cleaning of window various buildings. 4 Repair boiler and In the Hawkins Biiiiri ng 5 Repair boiler in the 6 One electric refrigerator.

Specifications mav be se, office of the Hawkins Rank must be received by Juiv f. M. (O. T. at wr; will be publicly opened arid The Board reserves the r.

uiy or all bids. MORRIS A. FI TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Of; District Supervisor, Alcohol 1 Bureau of Internal Revenue Pennsylvania. Da'e of first June 21.

1941. Notice he v'" that on January 14. 1941. a 194 Sedan bearing 1940 Pa -r motor No. B130S3I.

was se r-i Allegheny Pa tion of the Internal Revenue United States, to wit. Sect" -r'' nal Revenue Code Any pers. an interest in said rt; at the office of Invest grt' Alcohol Tax Unit. 722 New Vf Rv ing, Pittsburgh, and r. cost bond as provided by Sect -Internal Revenue Code, or or 21, 1941, otherwise the 1 r'.

of according to i Dougherty, District Supervisor. Brown Jones, Attorni-s 1 "'4 Pittsburgh. Pa. To Respondent: Take notice tha the and alias subpoena in the case r-t Pierce Bruce against you A. V.

M. at 1S40 April Term.J.-; mon Pleas Court of Allecbery have been returned N. E. I s- sr quired to appear and answer plaint on or before the first August, 1941. John Heinz.

TREASURY DEPARTMKNT Distrirt Supervisor, Bureau of Internal Revenue Pennsylvania. Date of first ur June 21, 1941. Notice is he-etna the following property has -for violation of the Internal of the United States, to Internal Revenue Code: 6 -i alcohol, seized in Penn gheny on January 5-gailon can alcohol, seized i on January 29. -copper stills, 1 electric wa'er -25-lh sacks white granuia'er! in R. D.

1, Bndgevillc. A on Mav 2. 1941; 4 ar-seized in Pittsburgh. or Mi- -Any person claiming an l.nteres--. property must appear at the Investigator in Charge.

A'C i. 722 New Federal BuiMinc at Seventh Avenue. Pinsburgn file claim and cost bond as pr Section 3724. Internal Revenue or before July 21. 1941.

other erty will be disposed of Ed ward C. Dougherty. The undersigned. Commifee tate of Eleanor H. Davids -n.

a has filed its Fourth Tnenr. the office of the Prothonotsry -of Common Pleas of Ailenhety No. 260 January Term. to apply to said Court for the account at 9.00 o'clorK a. Standard Time, on Wedre 1941.

unless prior thereto filed to said account. Commonwealth Trust Co of I Thorp, Bostwick, Reed A 2S12 -A ad FOR WANT ADS NEW number direct headquarters, ATlarine Advt Nelson. cf. 2 3 2 0Power.3b.. 113 1 Rdville.2b.

2 3 5 1 Joas.ss 0 0 2 2 Zeriila. 3b. 2 4 0 2 Tully.lf. 0 0 2 0 Stone. 2 2 9 1 Grimes, lh.

2 2 8 0 Williams.lt 1 4 0 0 Shabas.cf. 0 13 0 Powell, ss. 112 3Nou.rf... 0 0 0 0 Moskm.rf 0 11 0 Flsdver.2b 0 0 0 1 Davidsn.rf 0 0 1 0 Strulbrge.c 0 13 0 Kutnik.lb. 114 0 0 0 0 Black.

0 0 0 0 Dillon. 0 10 3 ISamoy.rf. .0100 Rooney.c. .0100 Totals. 11 19 24 3 7 21 7 Ingomar 3 4 0 0 3 0 1 11 Pleasant Valley 200 100 0 3 ft st rohbld ireoter I SEC I aid nui nil" Vw vVa -av? ictc And AFTec WAITING I FIFTEEN MINUTES BING Time To CHANGE TtfE nr NEWER Suffolk Downs First.

1 mile. Time 1:41. Old Smoothy, 113, C. Durando 8.80. 5.00.

3.40 General Planet, 108, M. Briggs 5.40, 2.80 Brajra, 108, S. Young 2.80 Dingmans, Sun Wiggle, Cavu. Chance Run. Palio.

Subura and Ethel Pair also ran. Second. 6 furlongs. Time 1 :13. Devil's Mate, 104, G.

11.60. 5.00. 4.00 Three Three. 109, T. Atkinson 18.20, 9.00 Mixwell.

114. S. Young 3.60 Natty Boy. Nedcap, Atatime, Mutinous, Daytonian and Tenacious also ran. Third, 5 furlongs.

Time 1 :01. Catcall, 118, S. Young 9.60, 5.00, 3.00 Merrily Go, 113. M. Briggs 6.00.

3.40 One Link. 118, J. Pollard 2.40 Whitinsville. Merry Medord and Alibi Babe also ran. Fourth.

6 furlongs. Time 1:12. Pajaa 110, J. Pollard. .7.20, 4.80, 3.00 Dusky Girl.

112, M. Briggs 6.60, 4.40 Within. 107. B. Corteletty 3.20 Ballarosa, Air Actress, Aristocracy, Miss High Hat, Roman Gypsy and Belle High also ran.

Fifth, 6 furlongs. Time 1:11 4-5. Meadow Dew, 109. F. Cmith 14 80.

7.20, 5.20 Hicomb. 114. C. Wells 12.60, 7.20 Rough Man, 114, H. Mora 14.20 Frontier Model.

Chance Yen. Royal Master. Five To One, Pavilion and Entitle also ran. Sixth. 11-16 miles.

Time 1:44 3-5. Bold and Bad, 105, F. A. 5.80, 3 60. out The Finest, 120, L.

Luther 4.60. out Multitude. 112. E. Robart out Advocator.

Star Boarder also ran. Seventh, 11-16 miles. Timt 1:45 4-5. Her Reigh, 120. H.

Allgaier 25.60, 10.40, 7.00 Top Staff. 115, M. Briggs 4. SO. 4.00 RolUbuzzv.

O. Hearn 7 50 Sun High. Tedium. One One, Jane Vito. City Judge.

Hasty Wire also ran. Eighth, 1 mile and 70 yards. Time 1:44 4-5. Sabulus. log, o.

Hearn. 26.20. 18.20. 9.RO Misty Quest. 113, E.

Robart. 12.20. 7.40 Relious. 110. J.

Pollard 8.60 Spot Pass. Sweet Shop. Lante, Stinga-ling. Foxworth. Milk and Honey, Driving Power.

Thift Shop. Bonified also ran. DAILY DOUBLE Old Smoothv and Devil's Mate paid $48.60 for $2.00. Aqueduct First. 5 furlongs.

Time 1:01 2-5. Layaway, 116. A. Gray 5.90 4.30 2.90 Sorgho. 116.

C. Bierman 14.60 7.70 Spritewlck. 116. D. Meade 3.30 Batter Up, Snowtint.

Saxon Paul, Catoc-tin Lad. Gay Chic, Glyndon Town, Michigan Sun. Tide's In also ran. Second, 1 '4 miles. Time 1:54.

Cee Joe. 119, E. Arcaro. 7. 60 3 RO 2 SO Slave Charm.

114, J. Skeily 3. 70 3.30 Well Read, 111. A. Gray 6.30 Count Sneezy, Dissembler, Wicket, Dark May, Jeb Stuart also ran.

Third. 6 furlongs. Time 1:12 2-5. React. 107, J.

Carroll 11.10 5.60 4.10 Jibberty Jab. 108. C. McCreary. .10.30 6.00 Hy-Happy, 112, E.

Arcaro 5.50 Helen Spot. Demonax, Classic Beauty. Sea Fever. Sherlock. Country.

Two Kick. Transylvania, f-Marion Collins, f-Poca Casa, f-Pat 'N Mike also ran. Fourth, 5 furlongs. Time 1 :00. Mackerel.

114, B. James. .4.70 3 30 2.60 Rare, 114. P. Roberts 8.30 4.10 Weep Not, 114, W.

C. Huff 3.40 Kesargo, Enoel. Mersa Matruh, Polly Prim, Navy Cruiser also ran. Fifth, 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:46.

Selalbeda. Ill, N. Wall 5.60 3.30 3.10 Ernie Hoist, 114, E. Arcaro 6.70 4.50 Afghanistan, 111, R. Donoso 4.80 Sir Lancelot.

Armistice, Satin Cap. Giraffe, Trois Pistoles, Perisphere, Jacless also ran. Sixth, 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:46 3-5. Whitheraway, 112, P.

Roberts THIRD RACE, purse $2,000. claiming. 3-year-olds and upward. 1 miles (7): Grandever. 119: Blazing Heat, 119; Key-Man.

119; Hand Glove, 111: Wedding Morn, 109; Bright Victory, 114; Russia, 119. FOURTH RACE, purse S5.000 added, handicap. 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs (6): Louisville II, 110; Quadrant, 113; Requested, 122; Buster, 113; Albatross, 117; Apache. 113. FIFTH RACE, purse $25,000 added, Brooklyn handicap, 3-year-olds and upward.

Hi miles (6): a-Attention, 105; Corydon. 108; Fenelon. 119: Devil's Crag, 100; Your Chance, 121: a-Dit. 110. a-Mrs.

P. Corning A A. Hanger entry. SIXTH RACE, purse $2,500 added, handicap. Class C.

3-year-olds and upward, 11-16 miles (6): White Mask. 102; Near-sight, 110: Royal Man, 112; Bala Ormont, 109: Cacodemon. 112; Foxbrough. 123. SEVENTH RACE, purse $2,000, claiming.

3-year-olds and upward, 1 miles tS: Short Distance. 114: Star of Padula. 114; Aluminio. 119; Memory Book. 119; Sun Mica.

119: Newark, 122; Starlike, 102: Bright Gray, 119. Apprentice allowance claimed. Wheeling Downs WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, purse $300, claiming. 3-vear-olds and upward, about 5 furlongs (14) Mr. Genuine.

110: Free Forester, 130; 'Double Nugget, 105: Nellie Frances, 105: Upholder. 110; Don Gomez, 110; Dabs, 110: Old Pete. 110; Tadcaster. 110; Winsome Lassie. 105: Hekan, 110; Cream Cheese.

105; 'Nopalosa Peace, 105; Greer Whisk, 105. SECOND RACE, purse $300. claiming, 3-year-olds and upward, about 5 furlongs (13) My Louellen, 105: Masked Visitor, 105: Miss Tupper, 105; Lollybane, 105; Wise Laddie, 110; Tonagar, 115; Domica. 110; Marie Dee, 105; Top Dress, 103: Cotton Patch, 110; Miss Trycom, 105; Dear Gracie, 105: Bay Bane, 110 THIRD RACE, purse S300, claiming, 3-vear-olds and upward, about 6 furlongs Vg) Miss Troy, 105: Milliner, 105; Tear-out. 110; Bay Memor.

110: Blind Star. 110; 'Nopalosa 105; Bentaur. 110; Fair Isle, 103. FOURTH RACE, purse $400. allowances, 3-year-olds and upward, about 5 furlongs 9) a-Arboreal.

106; a-Fair Haired, 105; Skotchv. Ill: Look High. 110: 'Pine Art, 105; Tempting Witch, 106; Tint of Gold, 106: Backintime, 111: Amazer, 111. a-Mrs. D.

Rehill and M. J. Hasney entry. FIFTH RACE, purse $400, allowances, 3-year-olds and upward, about 6 furlongs (9) Blue Melody, 103; Col. Hatfield.

108; Royal Echo, 103: Chicanna. 110: a-State-ment, 115; Won't Lie, 108; Eleanor 1 103; a-Betwiek, 10S; Eltonhead, 115. MT. LEBANON KEEPS GOING Mt. Lebanon defeated Homestead at Homestead last night with a 3-1 score, with the veteran Roscoe turning in a fine mound job for eight innings.

Hard hitting by Joe Klein, Barnum and Stack featured. Score: 13.50. 5.90, High Blame. 120, R. Donoso 8.00, Tiberius, 114, N.

Wall Baby Talk. Busy Fingers. Dnieper, pressionist and Deserter also ran. Seventh. 1 1-16 miles.

Time 1:46. Hard Jester, 116. R. Donoso. 5.

30, 3.20, Yawl, 118, A. Gray 3.10. Port Alibi, 116, P. Ryan Aureole, War Result. Haste Back.

3.20 3.70 2.60 Ira- S.90 2.60 6 40 Gay Man and Kahyrite also ran. DA1LT DOUBLE Layaway and Cee Joe paid $27.50 for $2. Delaware Park First. 5'4 furlong New Face, 115, A. Time 1 :07 3-5.

Robertson 5.40, 3.50. 2.60 7.30 .5.80 .1.15 Gay Call, 118, A. Schmidl 11.60, Anyway. 115. J.

Gilbert King Net. Schemite. Vale Dove Sweeping- Lee. Empire Isle, Nyleve. Bosunette, Firearms, Fair Flame also ran.

Second, 6 furlongs. Time 1:11 4-5. Flaming High, 121, M. Peters 5.20, 3.40, 2 60 Littie Kiss. 112.

R. Eccard 6.10, 4.10 Last Passage. 117. R. Sisto 3 70 Pompeys Folly, Maroc, Zostera, Mightily.

Mad Sweep, Night Tide. Rissa also ran Third, about 2 miles. Time 3:51 3-5. Little Cottage II. 149, J.

Magee 4.70, 3 20. 2.70 Rougemont. 146, N. Brown 4.10, 3.50 Scurry Along. 149.

W. King 4.60 Catstar. King Cob Fatty, Corkonian, Pharabang also ran. Fourth. 5'3 furlongs.

Baby Dumpling, 115, R. Time -1 :06 1-5. Howell .37.80, 16 00. 9 00 Baruna. 115.

M. Peters 6.30, 4.70 Brave Sir. 116. R. Merritt 4.90 Sampler, Grand Airs.

Retinue, Our Blen, Flourtown and Plush also ran. Fifth, 6 furlongs. Time 1:11 3-5. Canroll, 114. R.

Harrell. .29.70, 17 20. 11. SO Ferocity, 114. A.

Bodiou 37.60, 9.60 Gino Beau. 114, A. Shelhamer 3.60 One Thirty. Odenathus, Moalee. Good Nature.

Wesley Skagway. Berserk. Blustering and Lightland also ran. Sixth, 6 furlongs. Time 1:11 3-5.

Livelyhood, 115, A. Schmidl 3.50. 2.80, 2 30 Carriage Trade, 112. B. Hacker.

.4.10. 3.20 Screen Test. 112, J. Lynch 3.80 Sunday Punch. Greek Jurist, Rough Egg.

Weatherite, Passing Cloud and Hopskip also ran. Seventh. 1 mile, 70 yards. Time 1:44 Discouraged, 111, J. Gilbert 19 00.

8.70, 4 00 United Force. 116. A. Robertson. .3.60, 2.50 Alcinous, 116, A.

Schmidl 2.90 Rose Anita, Alpine Lad. Cartel. Trip hammer. Sky Lane and Buckle Up also ran. Eighth.

11-16 miles. Tim 1:46 2-5. Onisac. ill, A. Schmiui 18.30, 7.80, 6.20 Tramp Ship, 116.

C. Friedman 5.00, 3 30 Room Service. 112, E. Decamillis 7.50 Rough Brigade. Dizzy Dame.

J. Hal. Boston Pal. Candle Ends. Hazel Over-call, Brown Twig.

Scrooge also ran. DAILY DOUBLE New Face and Flaming High paid $12.90 for $2.00. Wheeling Downs First, about 6H furlongs. Time 1:23 3-5. Whang.

111. L. Garrett .4.40, 3.00. 2.60 Lorrellen. 116.

F. Miller 5.20, 4.40 Justa Plane. Ill, J. Boughan 18.60 Just Look. Larrigan, Eblis, Vitascope and Cromarty also ran.

Second. about 62 1:29 2-5. Genuine Sport, 116, H. furlongs. Time Thudium 25.60.

16.20 .40 Gibby's Tornado. 111. J. Butler 10 20, 5.60 4.80 Winking Moon, 116. A Anderson.

Bay Sergeant. Pretty Carol. Waspanappi. Tip Inn and Windsor Chief also ran. Third, 6t2 furlongs.

Time 1:23 1-5. Quaternary, 111, J. Butler. .5.80, 3.40. 2.80 Sir Witch, 111.

J. Dunbar 8.40, 4.40 Art Cooper, 116. N. Pantone 4.40 Everybody. Taradiddle.

Mr. Schley. Su- a-Mrs. A. and C.

C. Brown entry. SIXTH RACE, purse $400, claiming, 3-year-olds and upward, about 1 Va miles (7 Mad Da.h, 106; Perfect One, 116; Rochester Boy, 111; Ranicilla, 106; Retribution, 111: Shorts. 116: Lady Peg, 106. SEVENTH RACE, purse $300.

claiming, 3-year-olds and upward, about 1 1-16 miles 7) Nopalosa Flag. 105; Cupids Arrow, 110: 'Mantados. 110: Brunty. 110: Mag's Choice, 105; Blind Brook, 115; Busy Byrd, 115. EIGHTH RACE, purse $300, claiming.

3-year-olds and upward, about 6 f-ur-longs (S Guinea Lad, 110: Crashlyn, 105; Grey Chieftain. 110; Thirty Four. 115; Branca, 105; Houstonian. 105; 'San Ardo. 105: Lopalong, 110.

Apprentice allowance claimed. Detroit WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, purse $800. claiming. 3-year-olds and upward. 1 1-16 miles (11) Grand Duke, 118: Boon Time.

109: Cynthia Fair, 109; Out Of Fire. 114; Catalonia. Ill: 'Kermay, 113; Arcadian. 116; Morris Griner. 116: Brown Street, 107; 'Stand In.

Ill; Bellitas Babe, 111. SECOND RACE, purse $300. claiming, 3-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs (chute) (12) Baltee, 115: Cania, 107; Snowball. 117; Peggy Byrd, 110; Mistletoe.

114: French Horn. 107: Saphi. 112: Cablegram, 113: Raymond. 115: Crulia, 112; Symphon, 117: Sister Polly, 114. THIRD RACE, purse $S00, claiming.

3-year-olds and upward, 6 furlongs (chute) (7) French Trap. 112; Oreus, 109; Chestnut Bur, 117: Welding. 110: Joe Greenock. 113: Vote Boy, 117; Pep Talk, 117. FOURTH RACE, purse $1,500.

allowances. 3-year-olds and upward, 6 furlongs (7) Darby Dienst, 105: High One, 108: Rockmaker. 113: Stem winder, 108; a-Even Roll, 111: Fairly Fly. 95; a-Berryville, 105. a-Beezley and Hirschberg entry.

FIFTH RACE, purse $2,000, handicap. 2-year-olds. 5 furlongs 7) Sis Baker, 105; El Toreador, 110: Bay Ridge. 106; The Dancer, 105: Patriot, 115; Bebeja. 109: Sweep Swinger.

116. SIXTH RACE, purse handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. 1 mile and 70 yards (8) Aaron Burr, 102: Meggy. 103; Sun P'naros.

114: Epidor. 117; High Fidel-itv, 127; Boss Hoss, 104; Show Up, 111; Bar Flv. 114. SEVENTH RACE, purse $800. claiming.

3-year-olds and upward, 1 mile and 70 yards (7) My Baby, 101; Edasel, 101; Chatterwrack, 111; Hlddenite. 113: A1-rose. 108: Low Road. 103; Big Bubble. 115.

EIGHTH RACE, purse $1,000, claiming. 3-year-olds and upward, 1 mile and 6 furlongs 6 Busby. 110: Our Laddie. 110; Gay Days. 110: Jeffersontown, 110; Invincible, 110; Pari Call, 105.

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0 112 Heyl.cf. 0 0 2 0 Powley.cf 0 0 0 0 Swdwsi.rf. 0 1 1 Stock.lb.. 0 2 11 1 0 1 10 0 Chalmrs.rf 110 0 Raven. rf.

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0 0 2 0 Roscoe. p. 0 0 0 0 (Mackey.p. 0 0 10 Totals. 1 8 27 16i Totals.

3 10 27 14 Homestead Mt. Lebanon ..000 0 2 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 In dollars and thirty-seconds: Per Approx. Month. Cent. Year.

Bid. Asked. Yield. December, 1' 1941 101.30 102 1' 1942 102.11 102 13 September. 2 1942 103.1 1,3.16 December.

1 1942 103. 103.R 1943 101.2 101.6 .05 June l' 1943 102.3 103.5 02 September. 1 1943 101.31 li2.1 December. I1, 1943 102.11 102.13 .15 1 1944 101.31 102 1 .25 June 1944 101.7 101 9 .31 September. 1 1944 loo.

2 102.fi .31 September 1944 100.11 ion 13 .62 March 1945 101.6 101. .42 December. 1945 100.6 100.8 69 Race Entries for Today CITY OFFICE DATA Maximum temp. .92 Mean Minimum temp. .70 Precipitation today .5:50 Sunset 8:56 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD The following data are tor yesterday: Temp.

H. 7:30 a. m. 73 70 7:30 p. m.

87 48 Wind Vel. Wthr SSW 10 Clear SSVV 6 Clear Comparative temperature and precipita tion for: '41 '40 '39 '38 '37 '36 '35 34 '33 32 High 91; 75! 91; 63 SO 85; 85 82 92 7S Low 67 54 61 54 68 70' 69 68 69. 7" Mean 79 64 76 58 74- 78 77 75 80 74 PreciD. 1 0 .20 .02. .16 Highest temperature this date since 1S74 92.

in 1933. Lowest temperature this date since 1874. 49. in 1927. Normal tempera ture for the day.

73. Excess deficiency in temperature for day, 6. Deficiency in tern perature since June 1, 32. Deficiency in temperature since January 1, 3ny. Normal precipitation for the day.

.13. Deficiency in precipitation for the day, .13. Total precipitation since June 1. 4.17. Normal precipitation since June 1.

75. To tal precipitation since January 1. 14. mi. Normal precipitation since January 1.

18.25 Deficiency in precipitation since January 1. 3.45. H. L. Abilene.

92 71 Atlanta. 88 70 Bismarck. 93 53 Boise 74 49 Boise 74 49 Boston. 96 71 Butte 78 48 Chattnooga 91 6S Chicago. 97 74 Cincinnati 99 71 P-1 Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville 1 Memphis 52 Miami Minneapolis 03 Montgomery Nashville New York 'Oklahoma.

Omaha Parkersburg 01 Philadelphia Phoenix 04 Pittsburgh. Raieigh St. Louis 04 SaltLakeCty San Antonio 01 SanFrncsco iTampa 06 Washington 95 H. L. 92 72 73 55 94 70 96 72 88 SO 86 69 91 70 96 72 93 69 90 71 94 69 92 68 92 63 94 61 91 67 SO 67 97 75 80 57 91 75 64 55 73 50 90 78 65 92 61 Cleveland.

94 72 Columbus. 93 70 Denver. 89 54 Detroit. 95 70 Duiuth. 78 56 Elkins 52 F.vansville.

97 70 FortWorth 91 70 2. Harrisburg 94 64 Huron 94 60. Indianaplis 93 67 Jacksnville 92 74 Knoxville. 92 68 Kan. City 96 68 1.

Staled Proposals CITY. OF PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLIES June 28. 1941. Separate sealed Proposals will be re- Id CU tUC '11 I' 'i 1 troller. first floor, City-County fittsDurgn, uiun tu.uu uciuta A.

M. Daylight Savings Time (9:00 Thursday, July 10, and the same win ue oyeneu aitu puuuciy imu tuie (1) hour later in Council Chamber. ruiilrlin nfcir-OKairl for th fiimishinfr and delivery of the to! lowing: une ti uei wagon ituck; one ill Automobile Coupe and One Truck, for the Bureau of Fire. Four (4) Auto Sedans, for the Bureau of Police. One (1) Automobile Truck, for the Municipal Garage.

bpecihcations and general blanks for bidding; can be secured at the office of the Department of Sunnlies fits Ctfx-- County Building Bids to be accompanied by a bond of two freeholders of Allegheny Countv. probated before the City Clerk or the Assistant City Clerk or the bond of a Surety Company which has complied with the Ordinances relative to the furnishing of bonds for contracts. The Mayor and the Director of the Department of Supplies reserve the right to reject any or all bids. CORNELIUS D. SCULLy, Mayor.

"'r. i j. i i xji rector. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH, PA. Office of the Superintendent of Buildings of tne Board of Public Ilducation 437 Administration Building.

Pittsburgh, Pa. June 28, 1941. feeaiea Drnnosals are ronnasiaH eral plumbing, heating and ventilating and orn. si n. j.

ricK School and heating and ventilating work at J. Con-roy High School. Contract Documents therefor will be furnished Contractors only and not Sub-Bidders, on application to the office of the SuDerintenrient of Ttniiiir jii tration Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.

Jk temporary oeposit of Five Dollars set oi aocumenta taken out PrODOSais Will rMi tj Cramblet, Secretary. 251 Administration Dunning, riusnurgn, until 1 00 P. M. (Eastern Standard Time Julv 8 1941, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud in Conference Room Each proposal must be signed, sealed and accomnanied hv Surety Company satisfactory to the Board or a certified check in the amount indicated. oinaer may withdraw his bid for a period ol twenty-one 21l davs after the dale set for the opening thereof The right is reserved to reject anv or all bids or to waive informalities in the bid.

By order of The Board. CRAMBLET. Secretary. The Board of Education of the City of Duquesne are requesting that bids be submitted for the Construction and Installation of a New Boiler, also the removal of the "iMing equipment at the Senior High School in Duquesne. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Secretary in the High School Building.

All bids must be in the hands of the Secretary hv 5 p. m. E. D. T.

Julv 21st. 1941 Signed REGES ANN KE.N'KEY, Sec P. E. P. A.

1 3 2 6 CMontylf. 1 1 0 .0 2 0 3 0 O'Brien. ss. 0 0 2 6 i 1 111 0 Crippen.rf. 0110 0 11 0 0 3 6 3 0 0 0 0 Hess.cf.

0 1 2 1 0 15 2 Hudson. 2b 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 l.Utz.lb. 0 0 10 0 0 0 5 0 McCready.c 2 3 4 0 0 2 0 1 Mitchell. 0 0 0 2 .0 0 0 0 4 8 27 10 Totals 3 9 27 13 0 U. S.

Treasury WASHINGTON, June 27 -Bition of the treasury as of lows Receipts Expenditures Net balance 2 Working balance included 1 Customs receipts for month Receipts for fiscal ear (July 11 7 Expenditures 12 Excess of 4 Gross debt 4S Increase over previous day Gold assets 22 The po- June 25, fol 13.249.R99.23 42.032,663.51 746.OO0. 955. 15 997.577.640.22 31.023,708.73 52S. 713 439.56 467.491.715.71 93S.77S.276. 15 829.332.337.45 3.

2K5. 218.50 619.699,138.27 Pittsburgh Clearings Exchanges, Balances. $16,000,000 27.600.000 17,100,000 25.400.000 14,300,000 June 27 Week ago Year ago DIVIDENDS DECLARED SECOND RACE, purse $1,000, claiming. 3-year-olds and upward, 6 furlongs (chute) U6) Dutch Courage, 114; 'Speedy Booger, 112; Allmar. 114; Pomplit, 109; Claro, 115; a-Ball O'Fire.

117; 'American Money. 104: a-Roy 114: Peon, 114; Ouragan, 114; King Neptune, 114; Secret Chatter, 115: Air Chute, 114; Glenbroom, 114; 'County Antrim. 109; Stickemup. 114. a-C.

E. Simmons and M. Simmons entry. THIRD RACE, purse $1,000. claiming.

4-year-olds and upward, 1 1-16 miles (9) Damica, 102; Sunfox, 112; a-Totin Home. 102; Kaptime, 112: Supreme Flag, 116; Repeller. 112: 'a-Old Sweety, 102; Bissa-kerry, 112; Liberty Torch, 107. a-S. Macias entry- FOURTH RACE, purse $1,100, special weights, maidens, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs (chute) (8) Oakmont.

118; Tear Hour, 113; Great Step, 118; Stim, 118: Blue Warrior, 118; Gallant Play. 118; Buttle Head, 11S; George Lamaze, 118. FIFTH RACE, purse $1,500, allowances. 3- year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs (chute) 16) 'Allegro.

112; Wise Bee, 111: Bull Brier. 106; Rough Time, 111; Johnnie 117; Night Editor. 114. SIXTH RACE, purse $1,000, Claiming, 4- year-olds and upward, lt4 miles (11) Knights Sox, 115: Florian II, 112; 'Somali, 115; 'Night Bud, 110; Lady Ariel, 107; Count Natural, 120; Harry's Dream. 115; Dizzy 115; Geneva Bross, 115: 'Dark Beau, 110; 'Prince Splendor, 110.

SEVENTH RACE, purse $5,000 added, Constitution handicap, 3-year-olds, 1 mile 8) Crow Foot, 111; John's Star, 104; Tragic Ending. 110; Cape Cod, 116; Boston Man, 113: Boiled Shirt, 107; General Jack, 103: Blue Pair, 117. EIGHTH RACE, purse $1,200. claiming. 3-year-olds and upward, 1 mile and 70 yards (8) Part-Earnest, 111; Long Pass, 105; Panorascope, 110; Pause.

110; Blue Uniform, US; Iron Bar. 105; Halcyon Boy, 105; Flying Silver. 105. Apprentice allowance claimed. Aqueduct WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, purse $1,500, special weights, maidens.

2-year-olds. 5 furlongs (15): Bucksm, 116; Spare Man. 116: 'Gallant, 111; Ramillies, 116: Wait A Bit, 116: Dinsen, 116: Eternal Peace. 116; Automaton. 116; Fair Call, 116; Tierarch, 116; Lockinvar.

116: Paladin, 116; Gallant Devil, 116; Little Slam, 116; Phacar, 116. SECOND RACE, purse $2,000, allow ances, 3-year-olds. 6 turnings (7): Bore ale. 113: Dark Imp, 12; Pelisse, 121 Gran Cosa, 113; La Joconde, 117; Grail 117; Imperatrice, 117. VMonty.ss RMonty.cf Stewart, lb Bittner.lf.

Lyons. rf McClne.2b McCrty.3b Rogers. Belmont. Totals .102 010 00 0 4 M. 002 000 10 03 Two-base hit V.

Montgomery. Three-base hit Bittner. Home run -McCready. Bases on balls Off Mitchell 2. off Belmont 1.

Struck out By Mitchell 3. by Belmont 5. Umpire Twyman. Race Selections By the Louisville Times. DELAWARE (Fast) 1 Pomway, Trailed.

v. Calatan. 2 Soteh Trap. Robespierre, Watercracker, 3 My Bill, Cherry Jam, Sirocco. 4 IJvelyhnod, Seven Hills, Sir Alfred.

5 On the Level, SmJlen, Pony Ballet. 6 Red Dock. Silent Witness, Busy Morn. 7 Milk Punch, Greedan, Conquer. 8 Tiny Trick, Meadow Morn, Froc.

9 Cherry's Child, Howard, Interpreter. Best Bet ON THE LEVEL. SUFFOLK (Fasti 1 Advancer, Count Cotton, Gteeman. Speedy Booger, Air Chute, Gienbroom. 3 Totin Home, Repeller, Liberty Torch.

4 Bine Warrior, Bafflehead, Oakmont. Johnnie Night Editor. Alleicm. 6 Connt Natural, Harry's Dream, Prince Splendor. 1 Blue Pair.

Cape Cod, General Jack. 8 Bine I'nlform, Panse. Halcyon Boy. Best Bet BLUE PAIR. AQUEDUCT (Fasti I Lochinvar, Walt Hit, Automaton.

La, Joconde, Imperatrice, Pelisse. 3 Key Man, Hand and Glove, Blazing Heat. 4 Albatross. Requested, Quadrant. 5 Your Chance.

Dlt, Fenekm. Foxbrough. Nearsiaht, Cacodemon. 7 Newark. Memory Book.

Short Distance-Best Bet VOIR CHANCE. Payable Record Abrahm Straus. 50c July 25 July 15 Alaska Juneau Aug. 1 July 7 Am Home Pr 20c Aug. 1 July 14 Bioomingdale July 25 July 15 Sh $6 pf $1.50 Aug.

1 July 7 do $5 pf $1.25 Aug. 1 July 7 General Mills, Inc. Aug 1 July 10 Gen Cable pf $1.75 Aug. 1 July 25 Here Pow Aug. 15 Aug.

4 Hern Hard (N. pf $1.25 Sept. 2 Aug. 13 Kroger Sept. 2 Aug.

8 Lee Tire A Aug. 1 July 25 ManningMax 25c July I 2 June 30 McCrory St Corp pf $1.25 Aug. 1 July 18 McLellan St Aug. 1 July 11 Melville Shoe 50c Aug. 1 July 18 do pf $1 25 Aug.

1 July 18 P.alston Steel Car Co. pf $1.25 June 30 June 20 Reliance 20c July 10 June 30 Thatcher Mfg Co $3.60 pf 9(c Aug. 15 July 31 Union Bag A July 10 July 7 Wash Lt Co Aug. 1 July 15 do $4.50 cum conv pt Aug. 11 July 31 Westmoreland Oct.

1 Sept. 15 Westmoreind Coal. 50c July 15 July 7 WstvacoChl pf. $1,121 Aug. 1 July 10 Accumulated Universal Pict 1st pf $2.00 July 11 July 7.