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PAGE 27 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1942 li Death Notices Lzgat Notices STRICTLY BUSINESS by do hotter, wWital cticxc PATRICK J. CORR. Attorney. 613 Bake-well Buildins.

Pittsburgh. Pa- No. 152S of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on ths estate of Edith Mar Mieike. de 1 STATISTICS Bonds Reflect Drop In Stock Market By The United Press NEW YORK, Feb.

10 Listed bonds followed the market lower in expanded today, although losses genei ere smalL cease, late of Plttsburph, AUeicheny BROWN On Monday, r'b. 9. 1942. 4:30 p. Emma Jan' Brown, beloved wife of James B.

Brown, at th family home. 1314 Alton B'whview, mother of Harry E. and Edgar T. Brown. Friends r-eived at the Beinhauer Mortuary 2630 W.

Liberty where services will be held Thursday morrun at 1 1 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Please omit flowers. TIREIS CRUCIBLE SALES HIT NEW PEAK Earnings for 1941 Spurt To 12-Year Record County, havmr been granted, all person indebted to said estate will make payment and thr-se having claim will present them to Edith Riley, executrix.

1226 Courtrusht STEEL FIRM EXPANDS NEW TIN PROCESS MARRIAGE LICENSE Street. Pittsburih. Pa. APPLICATIONS Railroad loans led the setback in WATZMAN Attorney. 1204 Law Finance Buildinst.

Pittsburgh Pa So. 80 of 1943 Notice thst letters testamentary on the estate of Christian Schade POST-CAIXAHAN Harold 30 Park Ambridse: Patrice. 210 Grant Bel'evue. or Christ Schade. deceased late of Carneiie the domestic corporate list, registering losses running to more than a point in the leaders.

Utilities and industrials were down fractionally. QUINLAN-RICHTER John 35 Haw thorne craiton: iuta. inomai Cralton. MARSHALL DALEY Nelson 1313 Chicago Northwestern Railway COI.LMAN On Saturday. Feb.

7th. 1942. Clara E. Mntel. wife of Walter C.

Coll-man of 527 Florence Ave. Avalon, mother of Donald uster of Mrs. Alice Meyer and Mrs. Emmn Oliver Friends received at the A. McDonald Funeral Home.

529 California Ave Avalon. where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. CLl'TTER On Sunday. Feb. 8.

Agnes Clutter, wife of John Clutter. Friend received at the Hensler Funeral Home 109 E. 9th Homestead. Pa. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 m.

Requiem lush mass at St. Mary Magdalins Church at 0 o'clock. The United Press JERSEY CITY, N. Feb. 10 Iranklin Irene.

3oOU Fleming Ave. BINDLEY HOELZEL James 6111 Fifth Phyllis, 5611 Aylesboro Ave. Will Corporation Allegheny County havini been granted, all persons indebted to ad estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Adelaid Schade. Exe-cutrix. 9(19 Chartiers Street.

Carnegie. Pa MAURICE ARND. Attorney 2620 Grant Pittsbureh. Pa. No.

535 ol 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Clarance Miller, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, hav-inir been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Ruth C. Miller Tyson. Executrix. 1441 Chislett The Crucible Steel Co.

of America Spend Plants issues were strong and active, gaining as much as 4 points in the 6Hs of 1936, following news that the circuit court of appeals had affirmed ANDERSON-MYERS Harold Kreeport. SVi Millions on the district court's approval of the In Three Cities carriers reorganization plan over luivr.oi I.JL.1. On Mlurda evenlns the objections of some stockholders. U. S.

Government obligations, aft er a steady start, turned down with Steel Corp. is installing The United States announced today it the rest of the market. leb. 7. 1942.

at her residence. 8H Kennbec Street. Stella J. Coke (nr Sullivan), mother of Mrs. Thomas Smith.

Funeral from the home r-f Joseph A. Crowley. 493( Centre Avenue, second door from Morewood Avenue on Wednesday morning. Feb. 11 at 8 clock.

Solemn high mass ft requiem at St. Rosalia's Church at clock. Friends invited. Foreign dollar bonds receded frac electrolytic tin rt is installing thre additional plate production tions to more than a point with all groups under pressure. and subsidiaries today reported 1941 sales at a record high and preliminary consolidated net profits at the best level since 1929.

Net profit was placed at equal to $12.95 a common share, compared with $6,230,179, or $10.24 a share, in 1940, while consolidated sales sweUed to $127,753,667 from $77,689,477 in the previous year, a rise of 64.4 per cent. Net profit last year represented 5 8 per cent of the total sales volume contrasted with. 8 per cent in 1940, Expenditures for additions and improvements to and replacement of tixed property aggregated against $1,698,035, while wages at a cost Roberta. Freeport, Fa. STEIN OBERF1ELD Howard Wil- hamsport.

Harriet, 5552 Beaeon St. BKOWN-WALCER John. 1017 Bingham Mary. 1017 Freyburg St. Christopher 2816 Patterson Helen.

2124 Brent St. DONOVAN-N AGEL Paul 2934 Zephyr Goldie. 3139 Kelvin St. SUAREZ-MOON Ray 423 Twenty- eiehth McKeesport: Mary, 323 Twenty-filth MeKeesport. LOVR1CH-DAV1S Vincent w.

615 Walnut McKeesport; Alberta. 1136 Western Ave. William. 715 Union McKeesport: Vera, 325 Twenty-sixth MeKeesport. LANCOS-GOTTUS John 1 1.

Fourth St, Duquesne: Helen, 440tt Main Munhall. BRAHM-BLASCO Harry 438 Third Helen. 1407 Fleming- Mc-Kees Rocks. LITMAN-KAPLAN Ja.k. 2303 Sherbrook Muriel.

2316 Murray Ave. FURKEK-SACL Harry 2135 Pauline Mary. 192 Pauline Ave. GUNNERMAN-TAYLOR Georae C-, 1248 Lake Victory. 1248 Lake St.

STAL'DE-PERRY Oscar 1209 Bingham St Carrie 1 2fl Bincham St. CKUVIOKD On Sunday. Feb. 8. 1942 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LOANS Chicago and Birmingham of about $5,500,000.

To help conserve the 1 KtASUKI liUUS Hirh Low Last Sales fin Sl.OOOl nation'si .103.27 103.27 103.27 5 3 1P47-43 Street. Pittsburrh. Pa. FRANK SIONECIPHER, Attorney. 2022 Farmers Bank Building-.

Pittsburgh. Pa. No 538 of 1942. Notice that letters of administration on the estate of Emeriek Orban. otherwise known as Emenck Orban.

deceased, late of Sewickley. Allegheny County, havniff been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havinic claims will present them to Margaret Orban Borovich. Administratrix. 515 Bank Street. Sewick-ley.

Pa. C. E. THEOBALD. Attorney.

3102 Grant Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 511 of 1942.

Notice that letters of administration. c.t.a on the estate of Etta L. Mason, aiso known as Henrietta T. Mason, deceased, late of Millvale. Allegheny County, having- been gxanteii.

all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having: claims will present them to Eleanore M. Zimmerman. Administratrix. c.t.a.. 1412 Evergreen Millvale.

Pa. F. WEGER. Attorney. 1312 Bersrer Buildinjr Pittsburgh Pa.

Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Christina Unrath. deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Alleg-heny County, having been granted .108.17 108.17 IOS.17 1954-44 IO 4s ftar.v Archer, aged 74 years, widow of har'es W. Crawford, mother of Lee A and Francis M. Crawford and Mrs.

Marv Leimnger of 126 Fisk Avalon. sister of J. Allen Friends received at McDonald Funeral Home. 529 aliforma Avalon. Services Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

.108.08 108.08 108.08 ..102.22 102.22 102.22 1949-4H 1953-49 1 955-53 19HO-55 1972-B7 7 3 2 1 2 4 2 132Hs -pply of tin, one electrolytic tin 'late line and two black, plate treatment lines will be installed in! each of the three districts, President I ,.109 108.28 108.28 100.16 100.16 Cl'RXOW On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942. at Massachusetts Life and salaries paid totaled $41,900,000, :45 a.

Otis Leroy. husband of Nettie L. Sullivan Curnow. son of Samuel Cnr-now. father of Mrs Bertha Hesrinn-botham.

Mrs Thelma Gralfms Carol ne Mary Blanche. Kenneth Curnow. Mrs. ail J. and John Kearns: also sx grandchildren, four brothers, thres Funeral from the family home -17 Finance St.

Thursday nfternooD at 2 :30 o'clock Friends invited. against $25,900,000. Sales, Assets Gain STIMMF.L-STAtJB James 515 Kelly Federal income and excess prof "Can these be The Massachusetts Mutual Life Wilkinsbursr: Catherine. 2111 Fed its tax provisions were $14,797,787 eral St. Insurance Co.

made substantial ZEILER-LENTZ Herbert Fort Knox. aeainst $3,636,193 in 1940, while all all persons indebted to said estate will gains in all directions during 1941,1 CRYDER Monday. FPh. 9 1942. Jesse A make payment and those having claims Gladys.

3O08 Knowlson Ave. CARSON-LAN KFORD Albert Price dale. Lena. Elizabeth. Pa.

will present them tt. Pauline E. Hirmer President Bertrand J. Perry an Pittsburgh Stock Market kinds of taxes based on income ag gregated $15,028,095, against $3,801, 206. Executrix.

13 Bly Street. North Side. Pitts nounced in a report to policyholders. burg Pa NOON-O CONNELL James Hampton Wall: Mary. 433 Airbrake Cryder.

of 75fi Woodbourne Brook-line, beloved husband of Marearet Bevan. and father of Claire Crvder friends received at the Beinhauer Mort nary. 2630 West Liberty where services will be held Thursday at 3 p. Friends invited. New insurance sales amounted to HARRY J.

SCHMITT. Attorney, 404 Frick Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

1247 ol $133,537,493, a gain of $7,085,116 or SALES TO 2:301520 SHARES Stock Shares High Low 2:30 Wilmerdingr. THOMPSON KALUCKI Elmer Ml Nebo. Alexandria, 85S Fourth Coraopolis. BENNETT-YOTTXG Clifton Cl 5408 Free- 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Wilhelmina Hauck.

deeeaseo. F. B. HufnageL, board chairman, in his statement to stockholders, said that the proportion of the company's products required for defense and war purposes increased Ask .65 9 Bid .60 84 late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, hav- DAVIDSON Of 405 Rocnelle Knox- 100 .60 .60 .60 300 94 9 9 .60 94 9 Port Natrona Heig-hts; Betty, 128 been granted, all persons indebted to 4.5 per cent over the previous year, Mr.

Perry reported. Insurance in force Dec. 31 was $2,025,433,549, an increase of $35,757,567 for the year. Admitted assets were $765,956,829, a "Washington Freenort said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Louis SMELSCER BAKER Jack 3238 Beechwood Elvira. 4009 Davis 1941-42 High Low .75 .50 12 4 4 14 105 90 104 64 61, 4 4 3 1 Chge 0 0 0 0 0 0 Auto Finance Duq Brew Elect Products Kopp Co pf Lone Star a30c.

Mount Fuel a30c. Hauck. 2844 Louisiana Avenue, linrmont 95 4 97 2 96 8 5 2 96 8 2 and Elizabeth Marie Betz, 323 Anthony 200 20 400 100 ville. on Monday. Feb.

9. 1942. Martha Davidson, daughter cf the late Thomas and Martha Parks Davidson. Sister of Mrs. Blanche C.

Strisht and Thomas Davidson. Friends of the family will be received at the John F. Semmelrock Funeral Home. 2134 Brownsville Rd arrick Services Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment in South Side Cemetery.

2 96 8 5 2 Street. Mt. Oliver. executors. Munhall.

BASSETT-WOLF Francis 4614 Mon onsahela Dorothy, 229 S. Fair mont St. gain of $41,662,794. EUGENE A. CAPUTO.

Ambridse. and Commenting on the gain in new JOSEPH A. ROSSI. 318 Prick Bui dine Benjamin F. Fairless disclosed.

The electrolytic process and chemically treated black plate will, in certain applications, be used as a. substitute for hot dip tin plate, Mr. Fairless said. "The new lines for the production of the electrolytic tin plate will have a total annual capacity of approximately tons, which tonnage under normal conditions would require the use of 3375 tons of pij; tin by the conventional hot dip method, compared with 1125 tons under the new the U. S.

Steel chief commented. Electrolytic tin plate is produced by coating black plate with tin by means of an electric current passed through a solution. Under the conventional hot dip method, black plate is dipped into molten tin. Due to the national emergency and to improvements in the process, the electrolytic methods field of application in the packing of food products has been greatly enlarged, Mr. Fairless said.

The new facilities, to be located in subsidiary plants, will supplement the original installation of an electrolytic line at the Gary tin mill, Chicago, "where the first such equipment of its kind in the world WITHERS-SW1SHER, Frank Eifrhth Eliaabeth: Laurette. Thirteenth sales, Mr. Perry said that increased Sham Oil a 10c 200 payment, no regular rate Pittsburgh. Attorneys. No.

1286 of 1842. Notice that letters of administration b-Plus extras. Elizabeth. on the estate of Ambrc-s Blanarik. otherwise industral activity in the production of war material has unquestionably been a stimulating influence.

Known as Ambrose BlananK. deceased, late OTHER BID A5TD ASK QUOTATION'S SADDLER SWEENEY Albert 416 Isabell Oakmont: Helene. Aspmwall. SA NT A RELLI-K ROLL Constantino. 199 ol Fair Oaks.

Allegheny County, having been A grratited. all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those havu Maplewood Ambridse; Pauline. 228 Oakland Ave. "Some of the impetus came as a Penn Federal Pittsburgh. Brennr 8 84 54 2 4 2 Bid Ak 23 1 'i 29 30 5 nVi 50 60 .20 .40 1 1 1 .03 84 20 claims will present them to Helen B.

ZOMAK-FESTER Frank 6 Ruther- DEELY On Tuesday. Feb 19 194 at a. Susan Deely, of 355 N. Cran sister of Mary. Daniel and Ellen Deely Funeral from the Kirwan Flan-nery Funeral Home.

201 Craig St (at bayard) on Thursday morning at 9 clock High mass of requiem at St "a Cath edral at o'clock. DKVXY On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942 gt a.

Wilham F. Dennv. age 90 vear from Ejward Flick Funeral Chapel. 303 Eat (ith Bla w-K nft Clark (fi. Columbia Devonian do pfd.

Mutsirheller. Administratrix. 211 Ambridce plen Ida. 3214 Baum Blvd. Gas Electric.

Oil Avenue. Fair Oaks. Pa. FANALA-STYS Georre. Sutersville.

result of the buying public's anticipation of war clauses, as have since been put into effect by all companies; and also by the possibility of Kleanor. 4-'7 Eitrhth I arnecie 1 Vi 13 1 60 HARRY RAVICK. Attorney. 1415 Berser progressively during 1941 and at the close of the year only an "insignificant" percentage was entering civilian channels. Consolidated Edison Gross operating revenues of Consolidated Edison Co.

of New York, and its subsidiaries rose to an all-time high in 1941 but sharply-increased taxes cut net profits to a near-record low, the annual report to stockholders disclosed today. At the same time, the report called attention to the system's readiness for any wartime contingency that it may have to face, including increased demands for power, sabotage or enemy air raids. Consolidated net profit for 1941 was reported at $33,920,911, or $2 a common share, compared with or $2.13 a share in 1940. Fort Put Brew YORK-PRANZE Thomas 1916 Rhine Buxldine. Pittsburgh.

Pa. No. 1252 ol Bid 1 12 -S .105 li 2 55 4 LO 1 -leanneue Glass idd. Mabel. 1 723 East St.

1942. Notice that letters of administration on tne estate Louis W. Stern, deceased Pittsburgh Steel Foundry. do pid Renner Reymer Bros. Ruud MIg Sn Toy Shamrock Oil pid do cum.

ptd United States Vanadium Alloys BUCHELI-HOMER Robert, Eisrhty-fonr. Dorothy. Myrtle Ave Castle Shan AflicHtuni. I on verlns.lav nigner premiums, as nave now been announced by some com late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, hav 1 1.

2 p. m. Interment in Paul non. HQ ing been granted, all persons indebted tc Joseph Horn; pfd. McKinney Mfg National National Radiator Ohio Qil Gas Penn federal Cemetery.

DYE-WEST Elton 347 S. Fairmont Sarver. Pa. Ruth. 51 09 Forbes St.

panies," he said. Massachusetts Mutual paid policy PV On Mondav. Febrnarw 9 7i Kit said estate will make payment and those havinp claims will present them to Jennie Arnold. administratrix. 5445 Bartlett 8 36 MDRPHY-SWACLS John 536 Penn C- FdwarH i J.

a. Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. Turtle Creek: Susan.

1433 Grand-view N. Braddock. OYER THE COUNTER QUOTATION'S holders and beneficiaries $46,636,324 during the year. Policyholders re STRASSBURGER McKENNA. Attorneys.

LIPPERT-BIERI Wilbur. Salem, Dor XWJ Grant Biiildintr. Pittsburgh. Pa. 1 24 Margaret Stack and father of Mrs WaJrner Mrs.

J. H. Cameron brother of Mrs. W. C.

Thompson Homel-To'1 at ThnlV19. Br-nsville Road. Servlfe 2 p. m. Carrick F.

15-0. 1. O. O. F.

3483 A othy. Alliance, O. WADE-HENRY Willard Midway. Pa Bertha. Finleyvillp.

Compiled by Moo'head Pdblishing Co. from in forma-i ion fushitied by members of National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. No. 1250 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Ellen L.

ceived $27,714,930 and beneficiaries were paid $18,921,394, Mr. Perry an Poth. also known as Ellen Poth, deceased. MUSTAFA GO-WITKOUSKY" Walter. Elis was placed in operation," Mr.

Fair-i nounced. STOCKS lata of Brentwocd. Allegheny County, hav .114 .54110 But Interment aoeth Aernes. Elizabeth '1 wp. KORAN-PH7MMER Mike, Coulter.

Pa. Emiley. Coulter. Pa. inrana invited.

Zimmerman Cemeterv nail f-II-lt IT. ingr been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to James With the exception of a slightly Katl Bank of America Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Pitt National Potter Title I 'nioii National Uaion Trust BONDS Am Fruit Growers 5s Campbell Tr Kq Ser Citizens H'lr Scott 5s o'i. Embassy Theater ris Fifth Ave Vi -in Grant Bid? 57 Motion l.t Power 5s T4W. Monon Riv ns 4f. FILBERT- SCHAFER Stanley 5389 PRR Expands Frci'sit u.

Poth, executor, Pittsburgh. Pa. warble Emelia. 5137 Schenley Ave 62UO Asked 80 i9 58 34 Vi SCANLON-WE1THAUS Edward InOi less added. Tin Conservation To Be Discussed Processes to reduce use of tin smaller net in 1935, last year's earnings were the smallest since the system was reconstituted in its present Alleniama Fire Insur Allumiiiuai Manufacturers.

Am Fruit Growers do i.f Am Vit Prod litis do ptd Am Wmdoy Glass com new do pf a-S Apollo Steel J. M. GELMAN, Attorney, 218 Bakewell Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. No.

1925 of Metropolitan Lillian. 3224 Pied Handling Facilities FEY On Tuesday, Feb. 10 194" at V. Hoove R-bm A' Fey- husband of Berth S-TT fy- h's 61 war. Funeral from his home.

334 Olivant St asV" at ReoYuen, a Church at 10 5. Knights of St Georie Stedlht Smslae Soaety friend. mont Dormont. 7 54 15 4 3 1 1 20 .123 .123 1939. Notice that letters of administra WALLACH-SCHWARTZ Sidney TTnion The untied Press form in 1927-1928.

tion on the estate of Milan Dobnoh, de town: Dorothy. 1 40O Murray Ave ceased, late of Large. Allegheny County BIRD-SCHUSTER Thomas 1521 Prk NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. announced to Total operating revenues were at a record high of $259,786,581, against Monon Southern os having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and Dormont; Rita, 2712 Philadelphia 1 Corning Glass Works coating for metallic containers: 00 50.102 Motion Valley Wat 58 GF.IGEROn Monda Foh A those having claims will present them to I Diamond Alkali 27 $256,928,608 in 1940, and operating will be discussed tomorrow night at Dora, wife of i.

Vj' a. hflfipwaipr steel normont. HAWK-GEORGE Harrv Irwin, Pa. Marie. 725 Seventh Pitcairn.

JORDAN-FISHER Clyde 1517 Ptat Mildred Dobrich. Administratrix, oo J. Gelman. 218 Bakewell Buildine. Pitts (in her "i Geiger.

day that its freight handling facilities in the New York harbor dis trict are being improved and ex 23', .100 45 expenses were reduced to 1 m-iiu motnet burgh. Pa. 60 Coraopolis: Louella, 43 Danvers Bid Ask 22 24 ,40 1 'i 4 'i fi '2 'i 1 1 9 22 i 1 3 US 3 0 Vi it 77 84 1PM rt. 69 59 4 5 "i .13 1 5 ,100 105 24 27 in it5 12'i 14'-i 24 26 55 15 18i KS fS .1 fi 1 no 1T5 1 1 5H '-i 166 i 12 5T 698 from $117,051,965. The '1941 tax bill rose to a peak of $62,965,964 S3 1 IN the Court of Common Pleas cf Alle 3 1 Incrram.

1 13 115 HOLT-HECKLER William 8518 Broad gheny County. Pennsylvania: Nos. 1 lo7 panded at a cost of nearly $1,000,000. General Manager J. Appleton said the major project involved will 115X-1159-1160 and 11B1.

April Term i.OO' jiianei. nnlK Hroad St. from $58,520,682 in 1940 and only $33,338,429 in 1932. ELDER-SOFKUP LeRoy 600 Island 1941:. In re petition of William Latch meeting of steel engineers and operators in the William Penn Hotel.

Electrolytic plating, lighter tin coatings, use of terne coating and lacquer coatings are among methods to be dealt with by C. E. Brown, metallurgist of the Jones Laugh- 30 26 4 98 wcKees; Rocks: Pauline, 10O Char- kosky. Rose Latchkosky. Jchn Latch-kosky.

Joseph Latchkosky and Albert be the enlargement of the Meadows tiers mcKees Kocks. Natl Fireiiroof 5s Natl Fireproof Ohio Valley Water 5s Pitt Stadium Hs '4f Pub, Ath Asso 5s '48 Bess I. 5 "47... Ph Cine Steel Ser 5 Pch Hotel Units. Pch Parkins Gar Pth Railways Genl 5s '53.

Psh Steel Foundry '50. Pph Sub Water 5s Peh Ter i oal '52 Psh Tr 5s 36.. Roosevelt Hotl 5s '53 henansro Val Water 4s '61 Southern Trar-t 5 "50 Stanley Row Clark 6s 46.. United 'Trae 5s "67. Flat.

basis. Pim William. Louis a2d GPOrre FrTerU ST. tne home of John G1I.MORE On 'Sunday, Ffn at J. GUmore Jr son "of Funeraf fro'H, Margaret" 00' runeral from his home.

506 Western WeVn" S. ii'lin' a a. m. Solemn high burgh pi- duroh. East Pitts vi ted a- m- friends in Hiawatha Oil Gas do pf Hearst Cons Pith pf Markintosh-Htmphill com.

do pf Monon WPP Service pf Natl Union F'te Penna Bank Share Penna Industrie Pro Water Hester Robertson PITTSBURGH A lies-hen Trust Commonwealth Trust Ka-rmers Deposit Fidelity Trust First Natl at Prb. Forbf Nations I Keystone National Latchkosky, for change of names to William Latch. Rose Latch. John Latch WILLS FILED Joseph Latch and Albert Latch. To Yard at South Kearny, N.

where additional track facilities costing $800,000 are to be built. Those new facilities will increase the yard's 5usan Elizabeth Fowler Chester J. persons interested: Notice is hereby given 24 4 S5 lo -2 1 03 7 2 3 15 102 J9 4 2 Commodity Markets that an crder of said Court authorized the rowier. extr. personalty 3650.

realty un- tiling of said petition and fixed the 9th day of April. 1942. at 9:30 a. as the The meeting will be the Association of 10, lin Steel Corp. sponsored by time and the Assignment.

Room. City County Building. Pittsburgh, as the Iron and Steel Engineers. GRANT On Si place for a hearing, when and where illndav Pol. pacity or the road floating equip cars.

The program also calls for an in crease in the freight-carrying ca pacity of the road's floting equip persons may show cause, if any they have of Tao, tU -ears peioved wife wny said names should not be changed as c. n. want ol 53 Woodsto-1 prayed Ira Hurwick. Attorney for Known fcreorfre S. Goldstein.

Atty. Frank Hartune Cecelia M. Hartuna- and William J. Hartung-. extrs.

personalty none, realty $3.000 Robert A. Cunningham. Atty. Mary E. Elli Albert Ralph Ellis, extr.

personalty S29.000. realty 4.O00 James K. Ruby of Alter, Wright Barron, Atty. Saverio Settino Maria Francesca Set-tino. extrx.

personalty none, realty $4,500 Joseph F. Ferraro. Atty. William T. Kruckewitt Kirk E.

Krucke-witt. extr. personalty 5F1.000. realty none Sidney Silverblatt. Atty.

e. motner ot William ALIM1.VTM Aluminum, 15: antimony, 14, COCOA Cocoa future "were nominally 3 points lower. March 8.34-3P.; May 8.42-. 45. July 8.49- 54, September 8.55-.

59. Decem and Harry Petitioner. Union Trust Building-. Pitts ijciTiing. riends received New York Curb Market the Josenh burgh.

Pa. runeral Home. Washington St mem in me naroor by the conversion of ten 80-foot steel open-deck -isBaifi, funeral services on Wednes "ay. ten. n.

at 4 Proposals P. m. Major Lowrr 1 McWms Drd? lighters into covered barges. A. R.

and friend' -ircie P.O. invited. 50x Mead Johns 113 1 oO i.M lie St 19 ber 8.65-.70. COrFEB Electrolytie, 12: export, 11.75. COTTON Cotton futures firmed.

March 18.57- 58 GRl BEK On EIFFEL TOWER in Paris is 984 Sunday. Feb. 8. 1945 1 -n i i 7 A- 3 Aero Sup -Sob. 1 Ainsworlh 25b 1 Air Asso .50.

1 Air Invest 20 vAla 1'ow ul 6 2 xuAium Ltd fea 5 Alum Co lf i Sil fa risner. wile ol 9 a 1 1 8H 9( 4 7 5 4 .113 113 3 3 feet high and contains 7300 tons of Vi 112 1 Vi 25 1 37 Vi 32 Vi 6 lb 4 112 1 25 1 3 7' 32 fi 1 4 iron and steel. 25 Vi 1 3S 32 Vi lb 4 50 xMerch i pi pf. 1 Mesabi lion 1 Midvale Co 5'b. 150 Minn Mnir 3 Mont Dak Vt 25 xMooriy pt, pf 3.

l' Ml City Coop 1 0b. 2 Mount Prod 5'lxMt S-ts Pwr up .02. 03: May 18.73. up July 18.84-85. un October 18.94.

up .01 December 19.02a, up .02: January 4 1 96 113 1(1 3-1U 33 19 Va w. unnir, ot B-f3 tireenfielrl lir KebiitJ "Vfral from the John Avn r.ome' 60S Brushton afternoon o'clock Hi 19.05b. off .01. 3-1 Legal Notices 3-1 ci 33 22 S. 10 lit' 10 'a BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS Penn 814 remodel store front J.

Halpern. 814 Penn owner-contractor cost. S200. Mononpahela 4820 repair fire damage S. Balog- et.

4 820 Monon-canela owners J. J. Eng-Iert. 437 Mansion contractor cost. $250 Library 2610-12 one-story clean- ine building L.

R. Guinn (J. Budzen riTaver, Detroit OakJand (Cal) papers anc please rnpv.i 10 xMt. Sts TAT 7 33 'x 21 1V 11- tVj 113 Vs 113Va fOb 9 9 It'll 1 Murray Mfsr IN the Court of Common Pleas of Alle e'heny County. Pennsylvania: No.

995, 1942 at aturday Feb. 7th Hf '3t2 Rf.bert D. MilHrwt i PT1" husband ol April Term. 1942. In re petition of Charles Olinski, also known as Casimir Olinsky, for change of name to Charles A.

Marsh. 2 Am Box Bid 1 Am Cit PL A do Am van 4 Am Lxii lb -1 Am Gas il, 1 Am G-iieral 2a xdo pi 2 oil xAm Lnriiy 1 Am l.t Tr 1 2.. 2 Am Meter 1 A ni Miiier I pj 4 Am Threat! pi .25. 2 Am VV rlt, I'ap 2l xAp hi Pow u(4'i 1 Ark Gas ui.3tv 1 Ail Metal a. 2 Ashlaod Oil .40..

i om nis nmo ii t-i. Ilvssfts Ct xr To all persons interested: Notice is hereby Washington. Carneeie. LEAT New York, 6.50: Eat St. Louis.

6.35. MERCURY fl.97 to $1.99 per flask of 76 pcunds. PLATINUM S34 lo S36 per ounce. SUGAR Contract. 3 susar futures were nominally unchanged.

March. May and July 2.99b. TUNGSTEN to per pound. ZINC New York, 8.63; East St. Louis.

8.25. at 8-1K ntn given that au crder of said Court author new owner i. 2H Justus Ave owner Carnegie Construction negie. contractor tost S2.500. Car- 2 'a 2d 111 -1 25 4 2 2 ri 7 5 "-s 2U 10a 2 5 4 3 2 Hb -t 7 5 '-s OT reouiem Church at st mass a MaJY i the Mount m- Friends invitcrf Sun Life Investment In U.

S. Is 430 Million Special to The Pittsburgh Press The Sun Life of Canada has a total investment of more than 430 million dollars in the United States, w. w. Barry, manager of the Pittsburgh branch, announced today in releasing the annual statement of President Arthur B. Wood.

Illustrating the contribution of life insurance to the war effort, Mr. Wood said Sun Life now has upwards of 215 millions in government bonds of the allied nations including $83,367,250 of Canadian government bonds, $53,215,946 of United Stales securities, $47,208,803 of British governments and $32,042,826 of bonds of other British Empire countries. Mr. Wood's statement showed increases for Sun Life in all important items. Over 187 million dollars of new business was' secured in 1941, an increase of more than 17 millions.

The gain brought total protection for policyholders to almost three billions. Assets totaled 995 million dollars. Payments to policyholders totaled $88,300,000 during the yser, while total benefits paid since the first ized the filing of said petition and fixed the 27th day of March, 1942. at 9:30 o'clock a. as the time and the Assign HEXXING Of Vi 8S7 9.

Vi 2 Va P8 1 P8 i 3 Si P5 22 1 13 3 SO JIS 2s 'i 2(1 10 2rt 3 2 fb 5 4 251, 5-lb 1 5 2, 2 110 Aaron Overbrook February 7 1942. at 4 10 Nat Bellas Hess. 475 xNat I. pf 6. 4 Nat Sue Ref 3 Nat Transit 1 TixNew Pw As bpf 3d xNew Ens 7 Mex Ariz L.

30 xX SE pf 1 Auction 15t. 2 2 NY Mrch tso xX i Lt pi 7 150 xX Shiphlds Niae PW 4 Niles-Bment 3b. 1 Noma Elec 25 xXo Am pf 50 xNo Inri PS 7 Pf 7 3 No St Pwr A on Saturday ment Koom. City-County Building. Pittsburgh, as the place for a hearing.

The Weather p. Susan ALLEGHENY COUNTY. PITTSBURGH. PENNA. February 10.

1942. Separate and sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Controller of Alleghenv County. 104 Court House. Pittsburgh, until 9:30 a. E.

S. T. (10:30 a. National D. S.

Tuesday. February 17. 1942, and publicly opened at 10:00 a. E. S.

T. (11:00 a.m.. National D. S. in the presence of the unty Commissioners in Room 410.

Court House. Pittsburgh. lor the following: Photographic Supplies. Rental of Typewriters. Photo Copy Paper.

Engineers Stakes. Blue Print Papers. I'ommon Brick. Kerosene. a Indexing 100 New Dockets.

Incandescent Lamps. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a pericd of sixty days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. Special bidding blanks and envelopes for use of bidders. Instructions to Bidders and conditions regulating bidding, together with specifications may be had on application to the office cf the Department of Property Supplies, 207 Court House. Pittsburgh.

Penna. Proposals must be accompanied by a certified check or surety bond, to the order ofor running to the County of Allegheny fcT the amount fixed in the specifications as evidence that the bidder will accept same and carry out the conditions of the contract in case of award. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject anv and all bids. ROBT. G.

WOODSIDE. Controller, Allegheny County. 2K4 PS 1 Jb 23 1 13 -H so -V. when and where all persons may show ss 2 '3 US 1 3 Si 5 22 ia 1 N. 13 3 SO 2 '1 2 a P4 1(14 hef 4 9th penning, 1 All Csl Co Atlas t'orp at the.

Fllnprl re-ceiveo ui jonn jj. Sh aub Sons Atlas Ply 1 b. 1 5 5 2 5-1 5 -f4 2, 2 v. Oliver. Serv-ipo, b- Interment ednesday morn Mt luesday evening at South Side Cemetery ingat10 a.

m. 12 1 1 AilOllrn Cell! Auiomatu- Prod Avery Song. Pittsburgh Livestock Feb. 10. 1942 JniMih HES.S On beloved 3 Bab Wile SO xWald son of Mr.

and Mra 2.1 1 32 1 3: Pi. 1 Od'-n Corp 2 5(1 xOhio Ed pf 4 la HI! xflhin Pwr pf Hess of Pennsylvania Bureau of SALABLE CATTLE. Animal Industry 10O Market choice. S13-S14: r. steady; steers, g-ood to 110 10 xOhio PS pf A 7 1 Id SM 1.25-12.25: common to medium to good 2 Oklf Gas 1 .40.

heifers, good to choice. meojum SI 0. medium to (food SS.75-9.75: 1 3 Pac GE 6 pf 4(1 xPac l.t 5 pf 1 do is 2 Barium SH 50 llHar Sis- A 2 liasio Kefrac 1 Heatimt 8 Beech Aire 4 Bell Aire 3d bell Tel Can 2 Berlsey Gav t'ul ti Bliss VV 34 blue Kidce 411 Bohack 1 pf 2ri 32 Vi 3n 6 -m -z 7 1 4 Ill 1 34 4(1 1 32 it li SVa 7 Vz HO li 1 5 4 34 4(1 1 14 8 1 10 Western Pennsylvania Lisht snow with little change in temperature todav and liirht snow and slowly falling temperature tonieht. Ohio Lisrht snow in north portion and snow or rain in south portion today with little change in temperature. Light snow and somewhat colder tonisrht.

West Vireinia Light snow or rain 40-day with little cbanee in temperature and light snow and somewhat colder tonight. River Conditions The rivers are falling- slowly. Stages this mornin? are: Franklin. 5.7 feet: Parkers Landing. lbM: Lock No.

5, Alleghenv. 15.9; Seward. 3 fi: Saltsburg. 3.fi; Lock No. 7.

Mononsrahela. 14.2: No. 4, Ifi.l; rdnnellsville. 4.3: Sutersville. 5.9; Pittsburgh.

lfi.7: Dashields Dam. 12.0: Beaver Kails. B.4; Dam No. 7. Ohio.

16.1: No. IO. 15.4: No. 12, 17.4. The rivers will continue to fall slowly.

Yesterday's Highs and Lows H. L.I H. L. Bismarck ....25 17Louisville 30 Buffalo 21 4, Madison 2H 20 Chicago 28 25IMinneanolis ..28 22 cause. it any tney have, why said name should not be changed as prayed for.

Lewis E. Mai. Attorney for Petitioner, 519 Snuth- field Street. Pittsburgh. Pa.

IN the Cc-urt of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. Pennsylvania: No. 15o3, April Term. 1942. In re petition of Orlando William Marino, for change of name to William Orlando Margis.

To all persons interested: Notice is hereby given that an order of said Court authorized the filing of said petition and fixed the 19th day of April. 1942. at a. as the time and the Assignment Room, City-County Building, Pittsburgh. as the place for a hearing, when and where all persons may show cause, if any they have, why said name, should not be changed as prayed for.

Saul Chersky. Attorney for Petiticner, 14 15-21 Berger Building. Pittsburgh. Pa. BIALAS RYAN Attorneys.

2610 Grant Buildins Pittsburgh. Pa. No. 243 of 1942. Notice that letters testamentary on the estate of Frank T.

Goodman, also known as Francis Thomas Goodman or Frank Goodman, deceased, late of Pittsburgh. Allegheny County, having been granted, all persons indebted to said estate will make payment and those having claims will present them to Katharine Goodman and Nelle V. Goodman. Executrixes. 521 Devonshire Street.

Pittsburgh. Pa. pi. pi ap-i v. 7k ne is also survived VrT Mrs.

Elizabeth Tvson Tnera Martins. Catherine Hess John. Funeral from the Clias A. Lacy Funeral Hom. 58.14 Ellsworth on Friday at 9 a.

with refill iiem high mass at 10 a. m. at St. Walburga R. C.

Church. Lincoln -4ye. Friends invited. HOC HsTt lit On Feb. 9 194 at 2:30 p.

Elizabeth Stilgenbaue. Hochstuhl, widow of Michael Ho-hntiihl and mother of Stella trede and Theresa Gi-uhbs. sister of Lena Seifreid, formerlv of Sbnng Hill. Funeral from the home of Schellhaas and Son. 707 East St N.

on Thursday at 3:15 p. m. Fncnd invited. IICSACK George beloved husband "of Anna Zalibra. father of Mrs.

Doroth-O Shea. Funeral from the family resi e-, ,4609 Torley on Wednesdav. J1- 21 9 a- m- Hi1 rnass at si Josephs Church at 10 a. ra. Fnendi invited.

common to mediurr S7.25-8.25: cows, good to choice, medium to sond S7 canners and cutters bulls, pood to common to medium SALABLE HOGS. 200 Market steady: 160-180 pounds. 1KO-2O0 nniinds 220-250 pounds 2 pounds 1 2.25-12. 5 290-350 pounds. 10O-150 pounds rotishs SALABLE SHEEP.

100 steady: choice lambs medium to (rood $11-12; common ewes 54.50-fi: wethers $5-7. 50. SALABLE CALVES. 75 Market steady; 2-ood to choice $15-lfi: medium to srood culls and commons policy was issued amount to proximately $1,500,000,000. P4 Vj 1(14 11" 16 27 Vi HH 4Vi 28 34 7 P7 i.

3 85 4 i 32 'i 9H 1 5U 42 bl 61 7 16 2 3 3 4 3Vi 97 a 45 B7 15 34 40 4 1 2 5 4b 'a Si 33 511 How Hotel 1 7 Bra. I. P. 1 Breeze Corn 12 Brewster Aero 1 BridKPpt Mach In no I'C oil xBi ill I'd pf 2 Brown Rub 1 Buckeye 1 lb 27 '-a HH '-a '-a 4 4 28 28 3 3 7 Vi 7 V. P7 Vi P7 '4 3 3 V.

8 85 4 4 ji 32 32 'a v2 jm 1 V. 1 5 5 V. 42 4 2 fil HI V. 61 0 716 7 1 2 3 3 4 3 3 PS P7 '-a 47 45'i 67 7 38 Pan te per Oil Venz. 5(1 Pen 1 11 Tel 2 S4 Pennroad I Penn Cent Ah.

IO xPcnn PAL pf 1 Penn Sutrar Prop 75 Pepperell Mis b. 3 Phoenix Sec. 50 xdo pf 1 Pier-e Govnr 1 Pioneer Gold .40 2 Pitney Bowes 40a, 25 xPitts lxi 2d Pitts LE 2 Pitts Plate 4 2 Polaris Mining 1 Potrero Sus 2 Powd. A 0.30b. 1 Pressed Mets 1 4 Prosperity Co P.

1 Puiret So 3 pf 5c. 5b 4b' Cleveland ....29 34 18 Columbus ....31 27Omaha 30 24 a- N( i '1 0' 1 fal El Pwr 1 Can t'r Kdy 5H 39 '3 1 1 17Va 4 1 fell'i 1 1 'a 3 5H Vt Detroit 22 ..35 21 Duluth 22 lSIPittsburs-h 29 24 Fort Worth 54 Louis 34 29 Huron 30 lOIWashmgton ...30 27 MEXICO'S first great state Indian fair in modern times will be held at Oaxaca City in December. 39 1 17 41 81 in 11 3 6-1 5 I -a NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wile. Blanche C. Teyssier.

after February 10. 1942. Joseph R. Teyssier. Box 112.

Morgan. Pa. JA RABIN On Feb. 8. Louis at Indianapolis 2fiiWinnipeg ....23 i Kansas City.

281 850 do 6 pf 20 xQuaker Oats 4 14 14 Vi 4 1 tarnation to 7t Cent pf 5 Cessna Aire l.S5b 25Chitds vl 4 Cities Serv 1511 do pi 3c. Cleve Tract 4 Colon 1 lev HI Col I win 1 Colt t' Arms 2a. in Col (i 5 pf 5. 15 Ci 1 2 Cons Biscuit O.lOb 1 Cons la 1 Cons Steel 2 ('mill KStt Ed v. Union Trust Names Two Vice Presidents Everett H.

Pixley and Frederick Gwinner III, formerly assistant vice presidents, have been promoted to vice presidents of the Union Trust it was announced today. At the same time Charles W. Veatch, formerly credit manager, was appointed assistant vice president, and James A. Kommer, formerly assistant treasurer, was made branch manager and asisstant treasurer. In addition, Robert B.

Reed Jr. was made an assistant treasurer, George V. Calhoun became assistant secretary, and Robert E. Colton was appointed assistant treasurer. in Vkarrendale.

husband of Erma Hagetei- and father of Alfred. Earl Mr Irraa Felbinger. Mrs. Helen Appmann and 5- VSro'by Munn. Funeral from the E.

J. Pfeifer Funeral Home. 512 Grant Ave Millvale. on Wednesday at p. m.

K.UFF.M.1N On Monday. Feb. 9 a a. m. at her residence.

4008 N. Emma M. Hirt. beloved wile of Capt. Charles A.

Kanffman. (for merly of Engine House No. 541 and mother of Ida M. Kauffman. Erhardi and William Oswald.

Friends received Geo. W. Heard Funeral Home, 404 Notice to Contractors Separate sealed proposals will be received by the City of New Kensington at 1050 Fourth Council Chambers until 10 o'clock A. EWT on the 20th day of February. 1942.

at which time and place there will he publicly opened and read aloud for the contract. For the construction of approximately 1900 L. F. of 10" T. C.

P. Sanitary Sewer, with necessary manholes in the limits of the City of New Kensington, in a direction S. Westerly from the defense housing site, for ewer facilities to be situated at New Kensington. Copies of plans, specifications and other contract documents are on file and open to public inspection at the City of New Kensington. 1050 Fourth and sets of such documents may be obtained in the offi'-e of the city engineer upon deposit of 55.00 for each set.

Such deposit to be refunded in full to any actual bidder upon the return of such documents in good condition within 10 days after the opening of such bids. Refunds will be made for the return of all plans and contract documents returned if the project is withdrawn from the letting by the City of New Kensington. Remitran'-es are to be made payable to the City of New Kensington, and must accompany request for the plans, specifications and contract documents. The character and amount of bid security to be furnished by bidders is stated in the instruction to bidders. No bid may be withdrawn within 30 days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids.

The City of New Kensington reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. Signed City of New Kensington. Pennsylvania. L. G.

Heinle, City Clerk. 250 Raymond Cone la 11 Republic 2 Ki.hiu Rad 2 Rome Cable O.bO. 2R nosevelt Fid 1 Roval Type 5V2b. 2 Rverson Haynes 1 'a KH 2 1 I 2S 4 4 7 11 lb 3" 44 -l 1 1 4 1 17. 4 I (4 11 1 3 53 5 I Kb 'H 1 1 2S 4 7 5 '-s so 14 15 4 14 20i, 13 1 Cooper Bcs O.oOb.

14'a 4 11 -16 3 44 W-18 2 27 7-33 5V. 4 2 67 1 141Vi an 24 33 Riiife pf A Pet 5 pf Pel O.nOa.. P5H opwr IOC Rev 1 Co-den 2 Creole 11 St Reeis 3 Salt Dome Oil 1 Schulte DA lOxScranton SBW pf. 1 Steel 0.90b. 2 do ts 1,1 of 5 V2 on 59 V.

8 s. services Thursday. Feb. 12. at 2 p.

m. 5 14 )H 4 15 KEEN On Sundav Feh trui v. Wh 2 Crocker 42 IS Cuban All 11 16 44 9-16 2i 27- 7-32 69 8 42 67 1H 142 2 24 33 25 V4 1 24 1 3 10S 5 Vi IS Ujh. II so 14 15 i 4 14 fi 20 13'. 550 Sherw tn-W 3a bS I Simplicity Tat.

142 Singer Kit 6a. ..1 4- .25 b. 2 Parbv Pet 3 La.vton Rub lb. Pittsburgh Dairy Market 13 V. 2 33 -a 25 1 25 1 I 0 Aircraii o.a-"j 1 So Coast Corp 2 So Penn Oil 1 1 So Cal Pf 1 2 Spaldins: Bros 1 do 1st pf 1 Sid Cap SI 30' 3(1 'a 30 Vj lo lio A 2 Steel Pr l'4b.

3 Dubilier Con 8 Duro Test 3 EaslePir-herL 0.3(lb 50 Ea pf 2 "4 1 2 Ea Slates Cp. 25 xdo 7 pf A 2 do pf 1 Easy WasbB 25b. EI Bd -1 Sh 1 lo 5 pf 5 4 do lf t) 1 Emer El fit BUTTER EASY: nearby tubs score extras. 3l; lt wore standards. 35 69 xjore.

35 t8 store. 34 EGGS WEAK; wholesale and nobbing prir-es: white evtras. 3i: white standards. 291.J: brown extras, 30: firsts. current reccipis.

28. Government traded 1 Std Oil Ky la 2 Std Oil Ohio pf 1 5 'a 15 13. 10 ft 5 V. 5 1b Dzath Notices 5-16 134 100 5 Vi 1 8 5-1(1 1 4 5V 1 5 la 15 1 5il 53 'a 5 V. lobnitu prif-es in cases- White esss: U.

153 1 1 50 54 5 v. 101 3 Std Prod 1 2 Std Steel lb. 2 St arret CP vtc 50 xSullivan i oOb 2 Sun Dr 1 Sun ray O'l O.OSb. 50 do pf 2 50 53 wai'i jonmron. nusnana of Stella Mat Keenan.

of 1210 North Murtland Ave father of Mrs. Margaret Snoder. Mrs. Stella May Reynolds. Edward Jr and James H.

Keenan. Funeral from the John Kekilty Funeral Home. 60S Brushton Wednesdav afternoon at one o'clock. Friends invited. LLY On Monday.

Feb. 9 1912 MarV ('. Kelly, wife of the late John C. Kellj and mother of Viola Craig. Harry George Clarence C.

Kelly. Friend' rceived at the home of her son Georze H. Kelly. 2749 Stafford Sheridan where services will be held on Thursday at 1 p. m.

fcLIMMICH On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942 at 2:20 a. Mary Uhlnian Kimm'ich widow ot Fred Kimmich.

and mother of Adolph Kimmich. Anna. Huv and Marie Holmes, formerly of 1613 Federal St. Fu neral from the Home of Schellhaas an-i Son. 707 East N.

on Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. LE ftOl LLON On Mon. afternoon.

Feb 9. 1942. at 3 o'clock. William husband of Elizabeth B. Matthews, son of the late Philip and Annie M.

Le Goullon: brother of Mrs. Louisa D. Bauersmi'h and Mrs. Herbert H. Meyer.

Friends may at the Hartwell and Waples Funeral Home. Baum at Graham E. where services will be held Thurs. after- oo at 3 o'cl ock. 9 1 7 45 V.

0, 1 7 45 V. We take pleasure in announcing our appointment by The United States Treasury Department as ISSUING AGENTS United Stales Defense Bonds, Series Our organization is pledged to the limit of it ability to aid the Defense program We offer our services to investors in the purchase of DEFENSE BONDS, Series and TAX SAVINGS NOTES, Series A and 101 101 lOxEmp GF pf. 1 Esuuire Inc 0 (idb 2 S. extra larse. 3-42: U.

S. extra medium. 34 -3: U. s. standards larae.

35-3M: U. S. siaiidards medium. trades. 32: br wn esss: S.

exfa large 38-41; U. S. extra me-tmnt. U. S.

standards 34-3S; U. S. standard medium. 37. POULTRY STEADY: heavy hens.

23-24: Thorn hens. lS-lf: Rock sprineei-y. Red springers. 22-24: Lesborn statrs. 1 MS: old roosters 14-15: ducks, ltf-20: sv, ll.ollh Taart Cp 2 2 Technicolor TTex pf 7 99 99 ic Air 1 1 Falrt-htld At 4 Kairchild En- 2 Fanny Far 1 xFlor l'A-L 7 4 Fro GAM pf ABER On Sunday.

Feb. 8. 1942. at :30 a Mary Mathilda Wilson, widc-w of William McGee Aber, mother of Robert Charles Frank John and Paul W. Aber.

Friends received at the family home. 588 Seagirt until o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Services at the Reformed Presbyterian Church. South and Center Avenue. Wilkinsburg a 2 o'clock Wednesday.

Friends invi ted ACKLEY At her residence. Lee Highland Station. McCandless on Monday. Feb. 9.

1942. at 2 p. Jennie Kountz. wife of the late John D. Ack-ley.

and sister of Walter A. Knuntz. Friends received at Aeberh's Chapel, East North at Sandusky St. Servi'-es on Wednesday at 2 p. m.

Pf 7: 1.2(1. 4 'i cecse. 1S-2P: fresh killed hens, dressed 15. I'D 19', 12 51 9 5 4 33 4 7 i. 7 and drawn.

3S: Iresh killed hens, dressed feathers removed. 33: fresh killed spring ers dressed and drawn. 3: fre-n billed springers. dresed. feathers removed.

33; young: turky lorn. 24-2S: jount turkey hen 12 la 5 1 1 2 SO 'a 1-KIV, 5-lfi 3-16 1 Gen Firep 1.35b.. 3d Gen Share pf be 150 Georgia Pw pi 5 Glen Alden O.fH'b 2 God-haux l'5iorh Inc pf 10 Gt A 5 'a b. 75 Gi 1 pf 7. 1 1 8 23 3 Oil r- 1 Tnbtze Chal 4 2 do A 4b.

-j3'3H 1 Vnex. 4 1 I'nionGasCan o.SOa i 2 Aire Pd la 11 I'n risrar 5-1 2 I'n CAE CP pf 7 316 5 In Lt A Pw 22' 325 Shoe o. II Foil 3 75xCSAlnt pf 3 29 8 I Wall Pan O.lOb 1 1 I'nitv Corp vtc. 7 8 Utah Ida Sug 0 ysh 2 1 2 Venezuelan Pet 4 40 Vir pf 87 '-j 2 Vultee Aire 8 10 xW M1 Rwr 69lj ANSON On Monday. Feb.

9. at 5-l 3-ia 19V. oH 3 29 1 2', 4 S7, 8S 1 5 iti i3 19 12 51 i-: I 1 23 so 13ll 3 2 3. Si 2 14 13 5b 1 s. II 7 HV.

2 32 Va 3 ANDERSON On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942. at 12:35 p.

James son of the late William John and Elizabeth Watson Anderson of 1233 Brookline Brook-line. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortuary. 2630 W. Liberty where services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.

l.pl 32 3. 2H 4 Barometers of Business 191, 5 3 291 1 TK S' 4 87S 8H 4 Gull OH 1 1 Hall Lamp O.bob. 1 HartfordKayon vie. 5l HearnllpS pf 3c. 2 Heeia Mm 0.7nb.

50 Holophane 1 SO HuhbellHlnc 1 'iO, 11 Humble Oil 1 Prcot.ge Dec, r94J. Was ot Dc, I92 14 1 ANDERSON On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942 Elizabeth Jane Anderson.

widow of Hezekiah Anderson. Friends received at the John Kekilty Funeral Home. H05 69 's 69 I INDUSTRIAL I EMStOYMEMT I Brushton from 1 o'clock Wednes PATM6MTS until time of services 1 Wmstiil-O-Ma (i.ouo 1 Wichita Riv- SV -T 2 Wolv Aube 0 4'J. 4 ll sals in hundreds '00 omtttedt fx- day afternoon at. 3:30.

thn Hcsirnafed with txl which are 1 I III 1 ct IS 1 III Zinc Co II7 3 Imp Cl Can 0. V. I Ind Line 2 KlxIndPAL Pf 150xlnsurNAm 71 Int Petrol 1 1 lni Ut pf 1 81c. 10 IdOxlron Fireman 1.20 13 1 lrvinp Air la SW A4 it ti-is with sales civen full. ER A GER, riividends: a plus extra: fbt declared or 1 4 13 14 5 1 11 1- 101 71 9 s.

10 12', 81, 93 51 95 40 7 KU 71 Id 12 SS ARNOLD On Monday afternoon, Feb. 9 1942. at 1 p. Sadie M. Arnold, (nee Gray.

widow of William A. Arnold at the family home. Plainview Ave. West Liberty. Friends received at the Beinhauer Mortnary.

2630 West Liberty where services will be held p. George husband of Letitia S'-hmidt Manson. at his home. 808 Glenn Wilkinsbnrg. Also survived by 1 daughter.

Mrs. Harry Stover and hi fatR'-r. John Mansou. Funeral Fridny afternoon. Notice of time later MATTHEWS At St.

Joseph's Hospital on Monday. Feb. 9. 1942. Alexander beloved husband of France (nee Austinasi Matthews.

Funeral from his late residence. 282 1 Fernland Elywn. on Thursday. Feb. 12 at 8 a.

Reouiem high mass at St. Norberts Church at 9a.m. MARSHALL On Monday, Feb, 9. 1942. at 4 p.

m. (War Timel. Eliena Dvi wife of Benjamin R. Marhall of 157 Kllv mother of Mrs. Alrhea Stiteler.

Amos D. and Clifford B. Marshall, also survived by 7 grandchildren. Friends received at the John Kekilty Funeral Home. (J05 Brushton where services will be Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Further services and interment at Smicksbnrg Lutheran Church. Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. MrCANN On Monday.

Feb. 9th. 1942. at 9:30 m. at his residence 119 Wabssh Ave.

Martin husband of May Lawlor. lathe' of John. Daniel. Therese Jean, and Joseph McCann: brother of Patri.k .1 John and Margaret McCann. Mrs.

John T. Lloyd. Friends received at olligan Brothers Funeral Home. Him Warrington Ave Funeral on Friday Fe at 8 a. Solemn high mass of romem i St.

James' Church at 0 a. Friends uvviied. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends 93 93' pf invited. Interment in Mt.

Royal 10 xJerCemPAL 50 sKinfrsCoLiB oO Hoppers pf pf 7. 51 6. ir5 Union National Bank Bldg. Youngstown, Ohio. Union Trust Bldg.

Pittsburgh, Pa. paid so far this year no regular rate: tc pavment on accumulated dividends: tdl paid last year: cash or per cent stock: txd) denotes ex-dividend: xrt ex-nshts. Increases Net Income NEW YORK, Feb. 10 L. C.

Smith Corona Typewriters, reported net income for the six months ended Dec. 31 first half of the company's fiscal year of equal to $2.33 per common share, compared with $475,100, or SI 57 a share, in the same period a year earlier. BONZO On Sunday. Feb. 8.

1942 Dr. Charles R- husband of the lata Maude Tinsman and father of Verner L. Friends received at the residence. 537 Merchant Ambridge. until 1 p.

m. Wednesday. Services at the Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p. m. Remains will lie in state one hour before services.

2. 4 0eATMNT STOCK pMCES 51 95 40 7 4 rt 13 8 2 30 xLackRRNJ 4 40 2 LakeShM 1.2tb... 7 1 2 4 150 xLine.Material fi 1 IxH-licSilChii 1.20a 13 2 Loi.eStarG 8 1 l.onc I 15 do pf A. 22 1 do pf 21 5 La 1. A Ex 4 1 Manati Sugar wit.

'4 13 's Is 22 20 4 February 10, 1942 BRANDT On Monday. Feb. 9. 1942. William, brother of John Brandt of Brandt School Franklin Twp.

Friends re-ceiTed at the H. P. Brandt Funeral Home. Perry Highway, PerrysvUl. Services on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock..