The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 18

WILKES-BARRE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945 Rails Record Closing Gains Airline Issues Take Over Leadership of Advances On Stock Market New York, March 28 spite low volume, stocks were good demand today and rail industrial leaders showed gains ranging from fractions around 2 points. Air transort issues took market leadership in the hour, moving up 1 to more 4 points to accompaniment of of improved earnings prospects. Factors buying revival cluded Washington reports House Ways and Means tee was unprepared 1 for immediate consideration of administration proposals for changes in the gains structure to curb speculation in securities and real estate. Some support also was buted to belief the recent decline had bolstered the technical position and at the same time the market in better adjustment to the end of the fighting Europe, whenever it happens. The Associated Press average at the close was up a point 59.6.

Dealings 720,000 shares compared 1,110,000 Tuesday. Largest gains were recorded Eastern Air Lines, up can Airlines Transcontinental and Western Air Chrysler Westinghouse Chemical Hudson Motors Douglas Aircraft International Nickel Pullman Plate 3 and Skelly Oil Major fractional advances well distributed among steels, rubber and other key groups. Bonds higher. Chicago wheat advanced to cent bushel and cotton futures rose to 60 cents a bale. Addressog-Mult Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Alleghany Corp Alleg Lud Stl Allen Industries Al Chem Dye Allied Mills Allied Strs xd Allis-Ch Mfg Am Airlines Am Bank Note Am Cable Rad Am Can Am Car Distill Fdy Am For Pow Am 2 pt Am Locomotive Am Fdy Am Metal Pow Lt Rad St.

Roll Mill Smelt Stl Fdrs Stores Tel Tel Tob Type Fdrs Viscose Wat Wks Woolen Anaconda Cop Armour Co Dry Goods Coast Line Refining Corp Powd Aviation Corp Loco ct Ohio Barber Asph Barnsdall Oil Ir Wks Airc Bendix Aviat Ind Ln Foods Steel Decker Blaw-Knox Boeing Airplane Al Brass Strs Borden Co Borg-Warner Braniff Airw Briggs Mfg Un Gas Mfg Add Mach Cop Zinc Packing Wyant Dry Ale Pacific (J I) Co Tractor Celanese Corp Corp de Pas Ohio Pneu Tool Chrysler Corp. Molyb Peabody -P Fuel Ir Br'cast A Br'cast to El Credit Invest Tr Solvents with Edis Com'with South Congoleum-Nairn Cigar Edison Bak Can High Low A 44 7 7 3 3 155 155 43 43 34 17 43 43 30 30 21 21 69 69 14 31 7 84 66 66 65 66 6 6 19 54 53 54 43 35 37 37 39 38 38 117 50 44 35 35 49 24 37 25 25 41 41 41 16 32 32 40 AUCHINCLOSS. PARKER REDPATH Members New York Stock Exchange and other Important exchanges Serving Individual and Institutional Investors BROKERS and DEALERS. in RAILROAD PUBLICUTILITY INDUSTRIAL MUNICIPAL FOREIGN Securities YORE BALTIMORE Bank Willer8-5131 Cont Motors Cont Oil Del Cont Oil Del Cont Steel Corn Products Crane Co. Crosley Corp Crucible Steel Cuban-Am Sug Curtis Publishg Curtiss- Curtiss-Wr Wright Deere Co Del Hudson Lack West Edison Corp-Seag Dome Mines Aircraft Dow Chem duPont de Eastern Air Kodak Eaton Mfg.

El Auto-Lite Elec Boat El Pow Lt El Storage Bat Erie RR Products Ex-Cell-0 Fairbanks Morse Farns Tel Rad 'Federat Strs Firestone Foster Wheeler Gair (Robert) Gen Gen Baking. Gen Elec 'Gen Gen Motors Gen Out Advert Gen Ry Signal Gen Real Util Refract Saf Glidden Co Goebel Brew Goodrich (B F) Goodyear Granby Con Min Grand Union Gt Nor Ir Ore ct Gt Northn Ry pf Green (H L) Corp Gulf Mob Ohio Gulf Oil Harb-Walker Hayes Indust Mfg Hazel-Atlas GI Hercules Powder Homestake Min Houston Oil 33 33 32 31 32 42 42 1 44 8 68 68 133 56 175 54 54 45 5 45 45 14 14 13 19 19 40 41 41 22 22 22 26 26 56 56 56 16 16 16 54 54 54 23 21 8 38333 Close Hudson Motor Hupp Motor Illinois Central Indust Rayon 110 110 110 Inspirat Con Cop 12 12 Interchem Corp 38 Interlake Iron 9 Int Harvester 76 Int Nick Can Int Paper Int Tel Tel Interst Dept Strs Johns-Manville Jones Stl 29 City South 17 Kelsey Wh Kroger Grocery Kennecott Cop Lehigh Lehigh Port 34 34 34 Leh Val Coal Leh Val Coal pf Leh Val RR Lehman Corp Lehn Fink 22 Lerner Stores 18 Lib-O-F Glass Libby, McN Liggett My 81 81 81 Liquid Carbonic 31 31 Lockheed Airc 21 Loew's Inc. 76 Long-Bell Lbr A -Wil Biscuit Lorillard (P) Mack Trucks Macy (R H) 32 32 32 Manti Sugar Midland Field Martin (GL) Alk McKees Rob 25 25 McLellan Strs 14 14 14 Corp Machine 39 39 Mid-Cont Pet 27 27 Midland Stl Pr Minn-Honey Reg 43 43 43 Mo-Kan-Texas 7 Monsanto Chem Montg Ward Murray Corp Nash-Kelvinator Nat Aviation Nat Biscuit Nat Can Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Prod Distillers 38 38 'Nat Gypsum 14 14 Lead Pow Lt 8 Natl Steel 66 66 Nat Supply 16 16 Nat Tea Natomas Co Indust iN Air Brake 47 47 47 Central RR Chi St Louis 44 44 44 Chi St pf 119 118 118 Shipbuilding Norf Western 223 223 223 Am Aviation 10 North Amer Co 21 21 Northern acific 20 Norwalk Tire ad 7 0 Ohio Oil 18 Oppenheim Col 15 15 15 Otis Elevator Pac Gas Elec 36 36 Pac Tin Cons Packard Motor 6 Pan Am Airways 17 Param Pictures Park Utah Con Parke Davis Patino Mines Penney (J C) 108 108 108 Penn-Cent Airl 24 Penn-Dix Cement Penn Pepsi-Cola Petrol Corp Pfeiffer Brew Phelps Dodge Phila Elec Philco Corp 32 Phillips Pet 49 Poor Co Pressed St1 Car Procter Gam Pub Sve NJ Pullman 50 50 Pure Oil 19 Radio Corp of Am 8 8 Reading Co Reming Rand Repub Steel 21 Revere Cop Br Reynolds Tob Richfied Oil Rutsless I Safeway Stores 62 62 Savage Arms Schenley Distil Sars Roebuck 102 Servel Inc 19 Sharp Dohme Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil 51 Smith (A0) Corp 63 62 63 Socony-Vacuum 15 15 Sou Am P. So Rico Sug Southern Pacifle 40 No. 39 'Southern Ry pf 72 Sperry Corp Spicer Mtg Spiegel Inc 13 18.

13 Stand Brands 30 Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil NJ 573 Std Stl Sprg Stone Webster 12 12 12 Studebaker Corp Sun Oil Sunray Oil Sunshine Mng Swift Co. Swift Intl Texas Co. Texas Gulf 'Prod Texas Gulf Sulph Pac 0 Tex Pac Trust 14 Third Ave Tran 11 Thompson-Starrett Tide Wat A Oil Timken Bear Transamerica Trans West Air Tri-Cont Corp Twent C-Fox Bag Union Carbide Pacific 117 Air Lines Aircraft 28 Carbon United Corp United Drug 17 Unit Fruit United Gas Imp Indus Chem 45 43 45 Leather 02 Pipe Fdy Real Imp 12 Rubbed 55 55 Steel 62 Steel pf 140 140 Vanadium Corp Vick Chem Co Ward Bak A Bros Pict Pump 35 34 35 West Ind Sug West Un Tel A Westing Air Br 29 29 Wheeling Steel Motor White Sew Mach Wilson Co. Woolworth (EW) 43 43 Worthing 48 Young Spg 22 22 Youngst Sh a Zenith Radio 38 Zonite Products CURB STOCKS High Low Close Aero. Sup.

B. Alum. Co. of Amer. Amer.

Cyan. B. 39 34 Amer. Gas Elec. 31 Amer.

Maricaibo Amer. Superpower 9-16 9-16 Ark. Nat. Gas Ridge Blue Ridge 521 Bridgeport Oil 81 Canadian Marc. Cities Service Claude Neon Lts.

Elec. Bond Share 101 97 Ford Motors Lts. 61 614 Glen Alden 19 Gt. A. P.

nv. 94 94 94 Hecla Mining Gold Holling Ital. Super A. N. J.

Zinc 63 Niag. Hudson 4 Pantepec Oil 111 Pennroad Corp. 67. Selected Indus. 1 Stand.

Oil-Ky. Technicolor 20 Lancaster Livestock 455, light Lancaster, receipts, March steady; 28 (P) calves Cattle light supply, demand good; hogs 307, most orders unfilled. Sheep 568, Easter lambs 25 to 30 cents. Chicago Grain but offerings increased on bulge, trading volume dwindled after midsession and at the finish most prices were within minor fractions of yesterday's close. Wheat and rye opened nearly a cent higher and extended their gains during the early flurry when offerings were light.

Shorts covered and commission house buying was stimulated by house passage of legislation increasing the borrowing power and extending the life of the Commodity Credit and continuing subsidy payments of flour millers. Denial of peace rumors in circulation yesterday discouraged bearish professional activity and at no time was there any pressure of offerings. The late trade was extremely dull and largely devoted to evening up of market positions pending additional important war developments. Wheat was up as much as a cent during the early trade but the buying soon subsided and prices dipped under the pressure of scattered selling. In the cash market the bread cereal was firm at OPA ceilings.

Receipts at primary markets were 498,000 bushels compared with 000 bushels a year ago. The corn market was quiet and the trade so small that prices were influenced easily. Cash prices were steady for choice grain and easier for the high moisture kinds. Handlers reported 85,000 bushels bought on a to-arrive basis. At the finish wheat was to higher than yesterday's close, May Corn was up to May Oats were off to May Rye was down to up May Barley was unchanged to lower, May A professional trader and commission houses with Eastern connections were the best buyers of rye.

Some short covering was prompted by chartering of a steamer to move a cargo of rye from storage here to Chicago Grain markets started firm to strong today Chicago, March 28 (P) Grain Buffalo. Offerings for May delivery appeared in volume at checking the early upturn. OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE WHEAT1.69⅜ 1.69½ 1.68¾ 1.69⅛ July 1.56½-¾ 1.57 1.56¼ 1.56% Sept. 1.52⅝-⅝ 1.52¾ 1.52 1.52⅛ Dec. 1.52⅝, 1.52½ 1.51⅞ 1.52 CORNMay 1.11-1.11⅛ 1.11⅛ 1.10½ 1.10⅞ July 1.07⅞ 1.08 1.07½ 1.07¾ Sept.

1.051 1.05% 1.05 1.05% Dec. 1.03⅛ 1.03⅛ 1.02⅞ 1.03 OATS May 64 July. Sept. 54 Dec. 54 54 53 RYE May 1.17 1.17¾ 1.16¼ 1.16¾-⅝ July 1.13⅞ 1.12% 1.13-1.13⅛ Sept.

1.07% 1.08¼ 1.07 1.07¼ Dec. 1.08¼ 1.08¼ 1.07 1.07¼ 1.07⅞ 1.02% 1.01½ 1.01% Chicago Dairy Market firm; Chicago, March 28 UP) Butter, receipts market unchanged. Eggs, receipts price firm, sentiment unsettled: market unchanged. Philadelphia Egg Market Philadelphia, March 28 (P) (WFA) day -Eggs, market firm, receipts Wholesale grades: Extras, 1 and 2, large 38.8; standards Michael Cannon, 74, Dies at Parsons Home Michael Gannon, 74, who served as a councilman and tax collector when Parsons was a borough, died yesterday morning at his home, 135 Matson Avenue. He retired three years ago after working for 40 years as brakeman for Delaware Hudson Railroad Company.

It was 38 years ago that Mr. Gannon was elected tax collector of Parsons. He held the office for eight He was next elected councilman and served six years. Mr. Gannon was born in Scranton.

When a boy he moved with his parents, the late Mary Durkin Gannon and Michael Gannon, to Parsons. He had resided there since. He was a member of St. Dominic's Church and its Holy Name Society. In his younger days, Mr.

Gannon was a baseball player and was always interested in sports. Surviving are his widow and these children: Mrs. Albert Pesavento, Shavertown; Mrs. John Holthouse, Parsons; Corp. Leo, Army Air Forces, Italy; Kathleen and Marcella, at home; also a cago.

sister, Mrs. Bridget Lynch, Chi- a Ida May Brown Dies At Plainfield, N. J. Ida May Brown, 67, well known resident of Slocum, died yesterday in a hospital at Plainfield, N. following an operation, She was stricken ill while visiting relatives in New Jersey.

Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Harry Price, Washington, D. Elmer Brown, Plainfield; Charles and Marvin Brown, Slocum; Clarence and Willard Brown, Wapwallopen; Fred with the U. S. Army, Arkansas; George, with the U.

S. Army in the South Pacific, and Woodrow Brown, with the U. S. Army in Germany; 34 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers, Rev.

Stephen Sliker, Camden, N. George, Plainfield. and Sliker, Nanticoke, a sistener Mrs. Etta Myers of Slocum. The funeral will be held from funeral home, Hobbie, Saturday afternoon at 1:30 with services at in the Evangelical Church, Slocum.

Burial will be in Slocum Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Friday from 7 to p. m. Samuel Bacak Dies At Plymouth Home Death claimed Samuel (Bosick) Bacak, 43, at 7:45 last night at his home, 558 West Main Street, where he had conducted a hotel business for the past 19 years. Mr.

Bacak was member of SS. Peter and Paul's Greek Rite Catholic Church, Plymouth, and was active in the Men's Club and other organizations of the parish. Surviving are his widow, the former Jennie Tucker of Shickshinny; two sons, Samuel, U.S. in the Pacific, and Russell, at home; his mother, Mrs. Mary Bacak; a brother, Michael, at home, and four sisters, Mrs.

Anthony, and Pstrak, Mrs. Lyndwood; John Balonis Helen, and Mrs. Anna Romanick, both of Plymouth. The funeral will be held from the home of his mother, 464 West Main Street, Plymouth, Saturday morning at 9 with services 9:30 in SS. Peter and Paul's Church.

Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Chicago Livestock Chicago, March 28 (P)-Steers established a new seasonal high when choice to prime offerings brought $17.65 per hundred pounds. The previous high, $17.60, was established last week. Several loads of top steer offerings ranged from $17.35 to $17.50, and best yearlings brought $17.25, but all other grades of steers closed weak to 25 cents lower. Sheep were steady with the top at $16.85.

Hogs were active at ceiling prices. Salable receipts included 6,000 hogs, 13,000 cattle, sheep. Packers received 6,000 hogs direct. Also billed direct to packing plants were 300 cattle and 1,500 sheep. (WFA) -Salable hogs total active, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts 140 Ibs up at 14.75 ceiling; good and choice sows at 14.00; complete clearance; shippers took 1,000.

Salable cattle total salable calves 800; total 800; cholce fed steers and yearlings steady to strong; top 17.65, these grading choice to prime; several loads 17.85-17.50; best yearlings 17.25; all other grades steers closed weak to 25 lower; heifers steady; cows steady but slow; bulls steady to strong; vealers firm at 16.50 down, odd head 17.00; largely steer run; bulk practical top heavy sausage bulls 13.25. Salable sheep total steady; good to choice fed wooled Western lambs 16.60-16.85; top 16.85; several sales medium and good fed lambs a few good light fed shorn lambs 15.25; odd lots wooled native ewes 9.50 down; three loads mixed common to good 134 lbs wheat pastured offerings 8.90; fresh shorn ewes 7.50 down. New York Egg Market New York, March 28 UP) -Eggs firm. Current general wholesale prices follow: Mixed colors: Extras, No. 1 to No.

4, 45 lbs and over 37.9-38.8; medium, 40-44 35.8; standard, No. 1 to No. 4, 45 lbs and over 35.2-37; current receipts 35.2; dirties, 43 ibs 34.2; checks 34.2. Whites: Extras, No. 1 to No.

45 lbs and over, midwestern 37.9-38.8; nearby 37.9-38.8; medium, 40-44 -Ibs, midwestern 35.8; nearby 35.8. Browns: Extras, No. 1 to No. 45 lbs and over, midwestern 37.9- 38.8; nearby 37.9-38.8; medium, 40-44 lbs, midwestern 35.8; nearby 35.8. Stock Averages MARCH 28 by The 30 Indus.

A.5 80.2 79.7 81.0 93.8 84.5 71.4 78.6 79.2 69.1 Associated Press) 15 15 60 Rails Util. Stocks A.4 A.1 A.3 35.8 40.4 59.6 35.4 40.3 59.3 36.6. 40.8 60.4 37.2 41.7 62.1 38.1 41.8 62.6 26.9 36.4 51.7 32.9 39.2 57.8 34.5 39.2 58.8 22.9 35.1 49.5 Bond Averages MARCH 28 by The Associated Press) 20 10 10 10 Rails Indus. Util. Fo'gn A.3 Unch.

A.1 99.2 105.2 107.0 70.9 98.9 105.2 106.9 70.8 99.4 105.3 107.0 71.0 99.6 105.4 107.6 71.4 85.6 105.0 105.6 65.8 99.8 105.5 107.6 71.9 96.2 104.6 106.9 68.1 96.5 105.7 107.3 68.8 79.5 104.6 104.7 63.2 LOW YIELD BONDS Year AgO 114.9 117.3 1945 high 117.5 117.2 1945 low 116.3 117.4 1944 high 116.7 116.8 1944 low 114.0 New York Dairy Market New York, March 28 UP) -Butter firm. Prices unchanged at ceiling. Cheese nominal, no quota-: tions. New York Poultry Market New York, March 28 UP) Live and dressed poultry firm, prices un- changed. Answers to Advertisers The Classified Advertising Department reports uncalled for replies on hand to the following BOX NUMBERS.

Advertisers will kindly call AS soon as possible presenting Box Check. The list was compiled 5:30 o'clock last evening. 7, 9, 10, 13, 16, 17, 20, 25, 29, 38, 42, 47, 48, 50, 310, 314, 315, 318, 320, 325, 329, 333, 353, 363, 364, 370, 371, 378. Legal Notices RESOLUTION of the Borough of Laurel Run, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, fixing the tax, rate for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1945 BE IT RESOLVED AND ENACTED, and it is hereby resolved and enacted by the Council of the Borough of Laurel Run, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania: That tax be and the same is hereby levied on all property and occupations within said Borough subject to taxation for borough purposes for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1945, as follows: Tax rate for borough purposes the sum ten (10) mills on each dollar assessed valuation, or the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar on each One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars of assessed valuation. FRED J.

KINGSTON, President. WILLIAM ROWLANDS, Secretary. JOHN E. BESANCON, Burgess. DONALD S.

MILLS, Solicitor. SHERIFF'S SALE Friday, April 27, 1945 at 10 A. By virtue of a writ of Fleri Facias No. 19, May Term, 1945, issued out the Court of Common Pleas of zerne County, there will be posed to public sale on Friday, April 27, 1945, at 10:00 A. M.

in Court Room No. 1, Court House, WilkesBarre, the property of Freedman and Max Dattner in feet on southerly side of Church County, having a frontage do of borough of Swoyerville, Luzerne Street, and a depth of 252.05 feet, being lot No. 8 of part IV of land conveyed to Bertha Robinhold, same land conveyed to Max Freedman and Max Dattner by deed Joseph Baldovsky and' wife dated May 15, 1929, recorded in Deed Book 687, page 67, improved with a frame dwelling. Seized and taken in execution by M. Alice Bock and will sold by DAVID VAUGHAN, Sheriff, PHILIP L.

DRUM, Attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1945 AT 10 A. Friday, April 20, 1945, at 10 o'clock A. M. Court Room No.

1, Court House, Wilkes-Barre, execution by virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. No. May Term, 1945 issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, real estate of Amos Mitchell, deceased, with notice Violet Irene Smurl, Executrix of the estate of Amos L. Mitchell and Herman Cardoni, Guardian, Ad Litem Freda E.

Mitchell, terre-tenant, situate in the City of Wilkes-Barre, formerly Parsons Borough, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, being seventyfive (75) feet in width and forty (40) feet deep, being the same premises conveyed to Martha Alice Mitchell by Deed dated February 25th, 1879 and recorded in Office of Recorder of Deeds in and for Luzerne County in Deed Book No. 214, page 271 and devised by the said Martha A. Mitchell to her son, Amos L. Mitchell improved with a two-story frame dwelling known as Tenement No. 41, Oliver Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

AND will be sold DAVID C. VAUGHAN, Sheriff. DONALD S. MILLS, Attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE to 10 incl.

in Block 9, Lots 1 to 10 incl. in Block 10, Lots 2 and 4 of Block 11, Lots 4 to 10 incl. in Block 12, Lots 1 to 10 incl. in Block 13, Lots 1 to 10 incl. in Block 14, Lots 1 to 10 incl.

in Block 15 and Lot No. 7 of Block 16. Taken and seized in execution at the suit of Hazleton City School District vs. Laurel Hill Land Company and will be sold by DAVID C. VAUGHAN, Sheriff.

RICHARD L. BIGELOW, Atty. SHERIFF'S SALE Friday, April 27, 1945 at 10 A. M. By virtue of a writ of Fl.

Fa. No. 18, May Term, 1945 issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders, for cash, Court Room No. 1, Court House, in the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, April 1945 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, all the right, title and interest of the defendants in and to the following described lot, piece or parcel of land, ALL that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the City of WilkesBarre, County of Luzerne and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING on the easterly side South Franklin Street two hundred eighty (280) feet Southwesterly from the line of Sullivan Street at the Westerly corner of Lot No. 42; thence along said Lot No.

42 South thirty four (34) degrees thirty three (33) minutes East one hundred sixteen (116) feet to the Northerly Corner of Lot No. 26; thence along said Lot No. 26 South fifty five (55) degrees, twenty seven (27) minutes West twenty five and seventy five one hundredths (25.75) feet to point; thence throu Lot No. 41 along line passing thru the center of the division wall between dwelling known as Nos. 486 and 488 South Franklin Street North thirty Your (34) degrees thirty three (33) minutes West one hundred sixteen (116) feet to the said Franklin Street: thence along the same North five (55) degrees twenty seven (27) minutes East twenty five and seventy five one-hundredths (25,75) to the place of beginning.

Containing 2987 square feet of surface more or less and being part Lot No. 41 on plot of lots of Edmund L. Dana Estate. With the right of driveway use as described in deed to the Paul et ux. Improved with a three-story brick dwelling, slate roof.

Selzed and taken into execution at suit of Pennsylvania Slovak Roman and Greek Catholic Union V8. Paul Frankel and Beatrice Frankel, his wife, and will sold byDAVID C. VAUGHAN, Sheriff. PETER P. JURCHAK, Atty.

15, May Term, 1945 issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to. public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders, for cash, in Court Room No. 1, Court House, in the City of Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, April 27, 1945 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, all the right, title and interest of the defendants in and to the following described Lots, Pieces or Parcels of land, viz: ALL those certain lots or pieces of ground, unimproved and situate in the Third Ward of the City of Hazleton, County of Luzerne and State of Pennsylvania more fully described and set forth on a certain map or plot of the Laurel Hill Land Company to the City of Hazleton, recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Luzerne County, Pa. in Deed Book 794 at page 585, as follows to Lots 2 to 12 incl. in Block 21, Lots 2 to 10 incl.

in Block 22, Lots 5 to 10 incl. in Block Lots 1 to 8 incl. in Block 8, Lots 2 Legal Notices The Wilkes -Barre City School District: solicits sealed proposals for school supplies until 12 o' clock noon, E.W.T.. on Tuesday, April 17, 1945. All Floyd proposals Siegfried, shall be Secretary, addressed N.

Washington Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the envelope containing the proposal to be "PROPOSAL FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES." Lists of supplies and specifications may be secured from the office of the Secretary. Proposals will be opened at a regular meeting of the Board of Education to be held at 4:30 P. M. on the above date. The Board of School Directors reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

or to accept or reject any Item or items thereof. By Order of the Board of Directors FLOYD SIEGFRIED, Secretary. SHERIFF'S SALE Friday, April 27, writ 1945 of at Fl. 10 Fa. A.

No. M. 17, May Term, 1945 issued out of By virtue of a the the highest and best bidders, for Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, exposed to to me public directed, Room sale by No. there 1, vendue will Court be to cash, House, in the City of Wilkes in Court -Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, April 27, 1945 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, all the right, title and interest the defendants in and to the following described lot, piece or parcel of land, viz: ALL that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the Township of Salem, Luzerne County, described Pennsylvania, bounded and as follows, viz: BEGINNING at a heap of stone at the Southwest corner of Tract No. 10; thence North, one (1) degree East, one hundred eighty (180) perches, more or less, to a stone corner at Wood -lot; thence in an Easterly direction, fifty eight (58) perches, more or less, to a stake tion one hundred ninety one (191).

corner; en thence in a southerly direcrods to a stone corner; thence in a Westerly direction ninety five and one tenth (95.1) rods. to a stone corner; the place beginning, and containing ninety seven (97) acres of land, more or less. Improved with a ten room single frame dwelling barn and a two car garage. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Ladies' Pennsylvania Slovak Roman Greek Catholic Union vs. William W.

Mathewson and Lois Mathewson, his wife, and Ralph C. Mathewson, single, and will be sold byDAVID VAUGHAN, Sheriff. Peter P. Jurchak, Cha Atty. SHERIFF'S SALE APRIL 20, 1945 AT 10 A.

M. SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE plan of lots of A. C. Laning Estate, Third Ward, Wilkes-Barre City. Improved with a two-story frame building, with brick front, store and apartment, known as 190 E.

Market Street, a one-story brick and frame store known as E. Market Street, a two-story brick and frame building, containing store and apartment of five rooms and bath known as 194 E. Market Street, a frame building containing store and apartment of six rooms and bath known as 196 E. Market a double frame two-story dwelling, and rooms each side, known as of 196 East Market Street, all in WilkesBarre City, Pennsylvania. EXCEPTING and RESERVING coal and other minerals as the same are excepted and reserved in the line of title.

Taken in execution and sold at the suit of L. Schloss, Executrix of Louis Schloss, Deceased, now assigned to Mrs. Jeanette Schloss Auer and Miss Jeanette Brown vs. Morris Fainberg. DAVID C.

VAUGHAN, Sheriff. GILBERT S. McCLINTOCK, GEORGE L. SR. Attorneys.

By virtue of a Writ of Fi. Fa. No. 46 March Term 1945, issued out the Court of Pleas of Luzerne County, I will expose for public sale for cash at Court Room No. 1, Court House, Wilkes-Barre, on April 20th, 1945, at 10 o'clock, A.

to be sold to the highest bidders, the following described real estate: lot of the land surface situate of in all the that City certain Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at the Southeast corner of East Market and South Welles Streets; thence along South Welles Street, North degrees east, 100 feet; thence at right angles to said South Welles Street, South degrees East, 50 feet to a corner on line of Lot No. 3, of west half of Block No. 1 of plot of lots hereinafter mentioned; thence along line of Lot No. 3 North 58 degrees 30 minutes East 40 feet to Lot No. 1 on said plot; thence along line of said lot South 31 degrees 30 minutes East 50 feet to corner on line of Lot No.

4 on said plot; thence along line of said lot South 58 degrees 30 minutes West 140 feet to East Market Street: and thence along said Street North 31 degrees 30 minutes West 100 feet to the place of beginning. Being part of Lot No. 2 and all of Lot No. 3 in the west half of Block No. 1 on Announcements 5-Personals SERVICE MAN'S tan wallet, Public Square.

20 Park Avenue. 3-0726. PHOTOGRAPHS taken in home. For appointment, HERZFELD, 2-5705 after 6 p. m.

MADAME MISKE, card reading, 203 Central Building, Public Square. 2-3678. READER at 167 Horton Street, South Wilkes-Barre. Dial 2-1888. ASTROLOGY CARD READING.

Evenings by appointment. 379 Walnut Street, Luzerne. WILL THE PARTY who bought Safety typewriter bicycle January and Underwood 6, get in touch with the New York Furniture, 647 South Main. There is a misunderstanding and must get In touch with the party. WANTED Two middle aged women to have Easter dinner, Box 33, this paper.

Lost LOST- -Number 3 ration book, Arline Allen, 387 Slocum Street, GOLD relic. CASE containing religious Wrapped in white satin. 2-1681. WATCH CHAIN on South Main between Public Square and Ross Street. 3-7707.

3-4 RATION books. Mrs. Walter Tompkins, 276 Lee Park Avenue. HORSE, DeMunds. weight 1500.

A. Hardisky, Centermoreland 17R9. GRAY student Eversharp pen-pencil set, by nurse. Reward. 3-9855.

Employment -Help Wanted Female Announcements 8. Lost WITTNAUER watch. M. C. Name engraved.

Call 2-3051 or leave at Y. Reward. STRAYED away. heavy built Beagle Hound. White, black, tan.

Anyone having this dog call 2-1840. NO. 4 ration book. Hazinski, 161 Watkins, Swoyerville. 7-4366.

MINK SKIN. Reward. Leave name, address at Box 71, this paper. Employment 13-Help Wanted -Female SEWING MACHINE Operators experienced and learners. Shirt W.

and M. C. Overall requirements. Peerless Manufacturing 60 South State Street, city. WANTED- Operators and pressers on pants.

Good wages. Vacation with pay; also learners. DURY Clothing Company, 319 Philadelphia Avenue, West Pittston. Statement of availability necessary. NURSES -GRADUATES For large hospital in Brooklyn GENERAL DUTY Nights- month, to start to start 48 hour o.

R. Delivery room $170 month Write to Director of Nursing ISRAEL ZION HOSPITAL 48th ST. AT AVE. BROOKLYN 19, 10TH, YORK Essential workers need release HOUSEWORKER COOK White Light Laundry 3 Small Children $35 WEEK Write Stating Age Mrs. B.

Friedman 160 Bixley Heath Lynbrook, L. N. Y. OPERATORS -for your convenience, Wilkes Sportswear Co. is located at 43 North Main near Square.

We offer the most wonderful opportunities for now and post-war. W. M. C. requirements.

BEAUTY operators. Experience unnecessary. Ace Beauty Salon, 16 South Main, Wilkes-Barre. WOMAN for cooking and downstairs work, no laundry. Mrs.

John Hourigan, 210 North Main. with micrometers and INSPECTRESS, must be experienced Kanarr Machine Specialty 60 Dilley, Forty Fort. WOMAN to work in diner, full or part time. 85 South Washington Street. WOMAN or girl to clean on Wednesdays.

17 West Union. SHORT ORDER COOK, permanent position, union rates. Apply Mrs. Nowicki, back entrance, Hotel Sterling. GIRL OR WOMAN between 21 and 35 years to assist sandwich maker.

No experience necessary, 5 nights weekly, Saturday and Sunday off, Hours 8:30 p. m. to 2 a. m. Free pleasant work.

Apply after 6 p. m. transportation home. Good pay, Kearney's Barbecue, Narrows Road, Kingston. No phone calls.

BOOKKEEPER experienced in double entry methods. Box 34 this paper. GIRL after, school, assist with baby, 7, good Immediately. Box this paper. KITCHEN help, no Sunday.

work. Oyster Bay, 76 Public Square. GIRL OR WOMAN for housework, apartment, light laundry. Excellent salary. Mrs.

Rubenstein, 273 South River, city. WOMAN for dishwashing and waitress. Brokenshire's, 220 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston. BOOKKEEPER- experienced preferred not necessary. Write giving age, experience if any, reference telephone number.

Box 17, this paper. WAITRESS. Experience unnecessary. No phone calls. Leacacos, 44 Public Square.

55 South Pennsylvania Avenue. CLEANING WOMAN. Apply Uram's, GIRLS wanted for cutting department, good working conditions, steady position. Apply Pittston Dress 108 Delaware Avenue, West Pittston. W.

M. C. regulations observed. PRACTICAL NURSE to take care year old baby and light housekeeping. 7-6591 after 5:30.

GIRL, 18-20, clerk in grocery store, West Side resident preferred. 7-2151. GIRLS to learn waitress work. Beers Lunch, 7 West Market Street. EXPERIENCED handbag buyer, Director at Lazarus.

manent position. See Personnel HAIRDRESSER wanted. Apply Joseph's Beauty Salon, 410 Central Building. GIRLS. 5 hour night shift.

CLOVER DRESS, 92 South Empire. W. M. C. regulations.

WAITRESSES, experience not necessary, for large resort hotel in Poconos. Write Box F. Buck Hill Falls, Penna, or telephone Headwalter, Cresco 3711. Anyone engaged in essential industry need not apply. GIRLS WANTED, WMC regulations.

Apply Hessler Laundry Co. HELP US MAKE THEM We Are Making ARMY FIELD JACKETS 85 Urgently needed by the Army. We need additional girls, 16 to years of age, to operate single needle sewing machinas, LIGHT WORK- EXCELLENT PAY Come in and Let's Talk It Over. W.M.C. Hiring Regulations Observed COHEN-FEIN CO.

199-201 So. Washington St. City Employment in and closing to over final than talk inthe Commit- capital attrisharp put in 60-stock .3 of totaled with by Ameri- Dow Nickel were rails, a 45 15. -Help Wanted -Female PRESSERS Sewing machine operators and learners, good working conditions. Higher wages than any other firm has W.M.C paid up to now in Wilkes-Barre.

requirements. Madison Madison Street. Manufactur ing WAITRESS, one capable of working into managing fountain and luncheonette. State fully qualifications and reference in reply. Salary open to person meeting requirements.

Box 72, this paper. GIRLS, 70 needed on essential war work, no experience necessary, post-war future. Apply Teleradio Engineering Georgetowived GIRL or woman desiring good home as general houseworker, assist two children, $75 start. 179-43 80 Rd, Jamaica (3) L. N.

Y. HOUSEWIVES, average $2.00 hourly. spare time selling. Write Maisonette Frocks, Kingston. HAND SEWERS (experienced) wanted, Manufacturing 285 South Main.

W. M. C. Regulations WANTED -A good reliable woman to supply customers with Rawleigh Products. Workers now employed in essential activities will not be considered.

Write Rawleigh's, Dept. PNC-590-127, Chester, Pa. WAITRESS Top wages. Apply in person at 38 East Northampton. WONDERFUL opportunity to earn money, does not interfere with home duties.

Good income, permanent, Dial 3-5376. SALESLADY for dress department. Apply Shapiro's, 1 Public Square. SODA fountain clerk, experienced preferred, pleasant working conditions for nice appearing, pleasant girl. Good pay plus room and board.

Alberts' Post Office Building, Mt. Pocono, Pa. Phone Mt. Pocono 4761, Essential workers not considered. WAITRESS over 21, beer garden.

Uram's, 55 South Pennsylvania Avenue. WOMEN for part time work in sales department with large organization. Excellent pay. No experience necessary. Splendid opportunity, Pleasant work.

Room 9, 49 South Main Street. dren, while working. White-colored, care 2 chilLight housework. 3-1246. GIRLS wanted, $16.00 weekly while learning.

Apply Kingston Glove 870 Market, Kingston. W. M. C. regulations.

MIDDLEAGED Christian woman, year around position. General housework, must be fond of elderly people. References. $25.00, room and board weekly. Mrs.

William Patterson, 515 Summerfield Avenue, Asbury. Park, N. J. WANTED Girl for cooking and general housework. Mrs.

Robert C. Am Am Am Am Am Am Assd Atch Atl Atl Atlas Atlas Bald Balt Bath Bell Benef Best Beth Black Bohn Bond Bklyn Budd Burr Butte Calif Campb Can Canad Case Cater Celotex Cerro Ches Chi Climax Cluett Col Colum Colum Colum Com Coml Com Com Consol Cons Cont Cont Miner, 287 South Franklin. 3-1530. YOUNG girl for general office work. Apply Hollywood Shop, 31 Public Square.

SALESLADY for ready-to-wear. Ape ply National Clothing, 82 South Main. HOUSEWORK a and plain cooking. Pleasant surroundings, good salary. own room and bath.

References. Write to Mrs. Watman, 6421 Osage Phila. good hours. 72 Public WAITRESSES wanted, -Good pay Square.

14-Help Wanted--Male LUBRICATION man Experienced, steady work. Keystone Motors, 229 South Main. W. M. C.

rules observed. YOUNG man, 17-20, with driver's license. Apply General Automobile 201 Carey Avenue. WANTED -Outside representative for established National financial institution. Excellent opportunity for.

an aggressive individual. Promotion from within the ranks. Excellent working condition. Apply Room 602. Wilkes-Barre Deposit Savings Bank Building, Household Finance Corp, YOUNG boys for cutting department, good working conditions, steady position.

Apply Pittston Dress 108 Delaware Avenue, West Pittston. W. M. C. regulations observed.

PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS steady: Fort. work. 116 West Pettebone, Forty WANTED BELL HOPS. Fort Durkee Hotel. CARPENTERS and laborers wanted.

Nardell Brothers, 117 Hazle, city. EXPERIENCED coal truck driver. Apply 114 Carey Avenue. BOY for floor covering Isaac department. Apply Long.

H. S. GRADUATES, Interested in health and sports to enroll in course emphasize R. ing N. Psychiatric Nursing.

Qualities for Examination. Cash allowance and maintenance given. Write Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing for Men, 4401 Market Philadel phia 4, Pa. HANDY MAN and night watchman, do light work. Must.

be able to read and write. Box 35, this paper. (Compiled Net change Wednesday Prev. day Week ago Month ago 1945 high 1945 low 1944 high 1944 low (Compiled Net change Wednesday Prev. day Week ago Month ago Year ago 1945 high 1945 low 1944 high 1944 low 10 Net change Wednesday Prev.

day Week ago. Month ago 18 Help Wanted -Female Hosiery Experienced Loopers White Work Steady Work Pleasant Surroundings Associates Music Good Pay Clean Work W.M.C. Regulations Observed. Apply DAVID GRIFFITH 120 West Main Plymouth.