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33 a I THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1950 MISSING PERSONS Died Died New York Curb Transactions CCNL1FFE. Cm Not. 4, 1950, formerly of Kensington.

WILLIAM Husband oi Etnel Cunliffe. Relatives and friend, are invited to Sales ln Net 100' Close chg. Issue the service. 2 P. st his lata residence.

5518 Westfield Merchantville. N. J. Issue Sales in Net 100 Close chg. 1a.

3 291 Phila. Still 2d In Port Ranking Int. Cedar Hill Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

Pitts Met 6 20 Pneumat Scale Securities MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1950 The following bid and asked prices are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources, but are unofficial. They do not represent actual transactions; they are intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the or bought (indicated by the at the time of compilation. NQB Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Index of 35 Stocks WEAVER. Not. 8.

1950, at the Methodist 17- 4 84 13'. 15 1 2'-'a 8 105 22 12 9 GenFin 11 Gen Firep 3 Gen Plywd Cp 4 GenPlywd 5pf1 1 GenPbS 6pf6 10 Gerity Mich 2 Gt Yellow-knife 7 Gilbert AC -1 Gilchrist Co. 1 Glen Aldn 19 Glenmore Distill Co 1 10 Globe Un Co la 4 Gobcl Inc b. Goldfield 10 Gorham 1d 2 Gramh-P cv pf 1 Gray Mfg 1 Gt AAP 1pf7. 31 Gt Nor Paper 2.40a 350 Grisedick 2d 50 40.

33 Saturday. .40 78 Week ago ..41.04 Month ago. .41.20 Year ago. .34.27 1950 LAW. .34.

Z5 14 100 -7 3 5 19- 16'a-1 15 'a 16- 21 3 716. 29- 15 9.. 1- 45 24 'a PHI LA. BANK STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS NOV. 6, 1950 Total Transactions 420,000 Shares A-B-C Sales In Net Issue! 100 Close chg.

ABC Vendg .80 14 9 Acme 1 3 Adam Hat Str. 3 Aero 2 2 Ainsworth 1.. 2 10 Air Asso. 1 9 Airfleets Inc. 1 5 Air Way El 1 2 9 Ala Gt So 4d 20 97 1 Ala pf 4 20 25 97'a Alaska Airlines 1 3..

Alldlntlnv 1 3 Allied Prod 2 150 19.. Altes Brew Vt. 3 4 Alum Co Am 2 12 65 1 AlumCo pf3 50 101 Am Bant Car A 1 Am Cit 1 2.. AmHrdRb'ad 50 22.. Am Id 1 05d 150 20' a ArnMfgCod 6 18 'a Am Maracaibo 45 4 Am Meter 2...

3 22 Am Potash Ch Rid Asked Bid Asked Broad St Tr N. Y. BANK STOCKS Issue Div. Bid Asked Bk Amer 1.60 25 26'- Bk Manh 1.40 26 28 Bk Nw York 14 318 333 42 1 2 40 Atlanta Gas Lt 22' 24 '4 Cent-Penn 1 80 132 33 24 1 21-1 8 5 6 29' a Bankers Trust 2 46' City Natl Corn Exc Fidel-Phen Fin Co Pa 1 80 2 20 2 60 8a Cent Hanvr 4 Chase Natl 4 First Natl 1 60 1.80 2 96 35 40 60 5 69 99 37 42 63 5 71', a Fkfd Trust 2 Gulf St Ut $4 40 pf 4.40 20 107H-1 Gypm Lime Cirard Trust 2 Chemical Commercial Continental Corn Exc'n Empire 'x 38' a 55 43 253 'a 34 a 50 11 a 48 41 'a 31 a 15 16 3 3 117 121 36' 51 47 55 242 32' 51 48' 10 42 53 39 28' 10 13 14 125 104 411 34' 19' 5'-a 26- 120d .....25 Polaris 11 10 Prent 1 Pressd ide 13 Prod Corp 18 Prosperity 8. 2 PbSCol pf4'4 25 Puget Sd 1d 3 Pyle-Natl 1 2 Pyrene 60d 5 Qkr 634d 380 QkiO new i 9 Ry A 1.20a 5 Ravmd Con 2a 4 Raytheon Mfg 43 Reading Tube A 1 Reda Pmp 1 Rice-Stix 2a 1 Rio Gr Gas vtc 46 Roch GAE pf 4 10 Roser A 2d 50 Rom Cable .80 3 Roosevelt Fid.

8 Rotary id 5 RovHliteOil .26 51 Ryan Aer 12 Ryjn Cons (e) 1 Ryirson HI. 9 St Law 36 St Law pt 2- 29 Sanson United 1 Savoy Oil 3 Siyre 28d 20 Sthulte 3 Srullin 1b 3 Brs 1a 3 Sgal 18 Selected Indus 95 fel Ind cv 12 Bel Ind pf 5 50 Semler RB 3 Sentinel Radio 11 Sentry Safe 8 Shattuck d. 22 Home. HELEN aged 86 Funeral service, at the Home, Belmont St Monument 11 A. M.

precisely. Int. Union M. E. Freemont, Chester Pa, DOHERTY.

Suddenly, Nor. 4, 1950. JAMES aged 11 of James J. and Ellen McFadden Doherty. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral.

8:45 A. M-. residence. Walnut Berwyn. Solemn Ma-s of Requiem.

St. Monica'. Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Monica'. Cem. Friend, call Tues.

eve. FARLEY. Not. 4th, FRANKLIN, husband of the lata Grace L. Farley, of 135 E.

Marthart S. Ardmore. Relatives and friends invited to service. 11 a. at Rothermel Funeral Home.

57 8. Esgle Manoa. Int. private. Friend, may caU Tues.

eve. 7 to 9. FERRIS. Nov. 6.

1950. ALFRED J. FERRIS, feuiband of the l.te Anna 8. Ferris, father of Hilda Ferris, of 246 W. Upaal Gtn and the late Malcolm Ferris.

Service private. Please omit FEY. Nov. 3. 1950.

LO0IS. husband of Lidie Fey ne Burdt. Relative, and friend, invited to attend the funeral. Wednesday. 2:30 P.

at hi. late residence, 3233 Fanshawe st. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Interment Greenmount Cemetery. FLEISOHMANN.

Nor. S. 1950. suddenly, RUDOLPH GEORGE, in his 80th year, husband of Barbara Fleischmann. Relative, and friend, are invited to services.

2 P. from hi. late residence. 108 Birch Bala-Crnwyd. Interment will be private.

FLEMING. Nov. 5. 1950. of 7837 Favette WILLIAM, husband of the late Sarah Fleming.

Relatives and friends, also Loyal Orange Lodge No. 112; R. P. B. No.

40: L. L. O. No. Apprentice Boy.

of Derry Club, nd all other organizations of which he was a member are invited to attend the funeral service, on at 2 o'clock, at the Funeral Home of Henrv M. Paxson, 1950 N. Broad at. Int. North wood Cem.

Friends invited Tues. eve. FORDYCE. In Conshohocken. Nor.

De LORME. M.D.. husband of Anna ln hi. 70th year. Funeral service, will be held in Calvary Episcopal Church.

4th ave. St Favette 2 P. M. Int. St.

Thomas. Canada. Kindly omit flowers. No viewing. FRIF.DR1CH.

Nov 5. 1950. ERNST of First Natl 80 1235 1295 Inriustl Trst .30 Land Title 2e Libertv 2a Mkt St Ntl 1.40 Ntl Bk Gtn 1.20 NtlBkOlnev .40 Franklin Ntl let 52 55 46 1 .60 A 1'a 30 Am Potash A Ch .40 4a Ninth Bank Nor Broad Phila Tr Natl Natl Guaranty 12a 284 293 Irvine 17 18 Manufactrs 2.40 53 55 Morgan f.TP 10 235 241 Natl City 1.80 41 43 Trust 4 91 'a 94', Public 2a 48 50 Title Guar 9 0 Trust 35 810 640 a-plus extras. Calif Oreg Pwr 224 Cent Ariz LAP 11' a Cent Slec A Gas 9 Cent III El Gas 22 Cent III Pub Svc 15 Cent Ohio 35 Cent Verm Pt Svc 9 Commonwlth Gas 9 Conn 13 El Paso Electric 33 Federal Wtr 8 Gulf Pub Serv 14 Ind Gas Wtr 20' Interstate Power 7 Iowa Southn Util 16 do pf 32 Kansas Gas EI 29 Kentucky ITtils .1214 Mich Gas Elec 22 Miss River Fuel 31' a Mo Kans PAL 40 Mo Utilities 14 Natl Utilities 7 New Enjf EI 13 Northeast 2 pf 27 Nnrthn Ind 19' Phila Co 5 pf 103 Porttkl Gen Elec 24 Puget Snd 17'a Repuh Natl Gas 41 San Diego El 13 Southeastn 4 Scrntn Spg Bk 11' Southn Colo Pwr 84 South Jersey Gas 12'- 6 19- 6.. 12' a- 16'a-1 12 penna Co 1 36 60a 29'a 38 -2 10 916116 112 6 12'.

a- 6- 1'a 6 Am Rep Co 14 Am Seal 3 Am Superpwr. 11 Am Sup pf 3c 50 Anch Prod 7 xAngOilL.37d 75 Apex Elect 'd 9 Phila Natl 5 99' 1C2 68 71 WANTED INFORMATION AS TO MART WOOD, WHO WAS EMPLOYED AT 1211 WALNUT STREET. ABOUT 1942, BY A. H. PFED7FER.

CALL K. f. ALKZH, JR RI 6-6146. LOST AND FOUND LOST Tortoise shell lasse, red leather ease, Nor. 5.

on Spruce bet. 38U 42d. at noon. RI -1590. Mra.

McGowaa, or writ 4200 Sprue (U Rew. LOST Sine 1029. eat. treT St whit). abort tail, part Manx.

Tic. Near 2nd At Church. Elkins Park. Substantial rew. for ellva or dead.

A. V. Nichol. Mel- rose 3176. LOST Certificate No.

F47250 for 1 share. Penna. Co. Certificate No. P19344 for 1 Penna.

Co. If found please notify Louis Gallagher, 1729 walnut at. LOSTFemale dog. Sept. 23.

Part terrier, white, tan At dark brown, mixed short hair, whlta chest. Sick girl grieving. 10O rew. lor information leading to recovery of drg. Aj, 9-1272.

LOST. Red rough hair Dachshund. hort leg. tail carries over back, via. Davlcford.

Sun. Collar marked Chaa. Hare. Rew. Ph.

Wajrn 019S or Ber- wyn 0349-J. LOST. gold eharm bracelet, containing about IS eharm. including Dutch hoe. champagne bucket harp.

Lo either near Penn C.mpu. or S. Broad st, 2S reward. Call WI 7-4573. IOPT About week ago.

vie. 30th St. Po Office on No. 10 ear. King wallet, con -talning no money, but papers raluabla only to owner.

Call Mr.Altland.GR 7-403O LOST 1028. Cocker Spaniel puppy. light brown color, male, 4 mo. old. Tin eollar or Family heartbroken.

100 reward. Phone Rots, Ardmore 7582-R. LOST Woman', watch, ail steel cas At band. Swiss movement. Vie.

St Russell. Frankford Ac Castor aves. or Blelgh At Erdricfc? Reward. Call DE 6-3346. LOST Wallet containing money for emergency operation.

Vic. of Temple Univ. Hosp. Call bet. 8 A M.

At 7 P. M. weekly St 9-12 Sun. RA 5-9959. LOST.

Boxer puppy, reddish brown. 4 mo, old. round leather collar. Reward. Billy Hsgan.

Phone Cynwvd 2002 or 10 Lodge, lane. Bala-Cynwyd LOST Gold Circle Pin with gold Tic. central city or 53d Ac Baltimore, Not. 4. Reward.

7-1624. LOST Ladies overnight bag. Initial J. C. C.

Left on Hillside Jenkin. town. Nov. 4th. Rew.

arthmore 6-4116. LOST. Black velvet handbag cont. gold trimmed glasses, compact, lipstick, ate. Sat, eve.

ov. 4 Reward. 8-7 848. LOST. Since Sept.

10. mala Spits dog. white with brown 1 yr. old. Ana.

to kreta. Re ward BA 2-76 85 after 6. LOST Red wallet, Nov. 4, 10:15 A. Broad St.

Sta. St Wanamaker'a. Rew. Write 911 Locust ft-4l)7 LOST. Tan Suit case, corner Erie ave.

At Camac containing valuable Reward. 1 2 15 W. Erie ave. LOST Chinese Prrklngess dog. brown white, vie.

22d Ac Pine its. Reward. 2140 Addison st. or call LO 4-4078. LOST Tortoise shell glasses, brown case, custom house St or 21 trolley.

Rew. G. Davis. GR 2-3510. LOST Chang purse in Findeg keep money, please return watch.

Ex-tieme sentimental vl. Sharon Hill 2795W LOST Black, male, rocker spaniel, vio. Whitemarsh Village. Whitemarsh 6-3771. 99 33- 10- 11 31- 11 7- 4i 6 23-1 47 -2 2 2- 2..

1- 23 -2 16 1.. 2- 26 1 85' 'a 3- 6" Vi 1.. 23 60-1 21'a 34- 24 12 10 23 'a 16-a 37 10 10 14, 35 9 15 "a 22' 8. 17'a 30 13Va 24 33 42 ''a 16 8 14'a 30 20' 'a 106 26 19 43 14''a 5 13 'a 9 13 21 '-a 15 31 17'a 16 25 8 11 19 37 16'- 26' 27 16 Prv Trst 2 50a R. Trust 2.50 Roosevelt Bk, 4 Second Ntl .60 So Phiia Ntl 1a Tradsmns 1.60a Yyoming Bk 1 58' i 80 13 29 39 U.

S. TREASURY NOTES YIELD BASIS) Maturity Bid Asked 15' 32 41 93! i 72 10 53 1 40 25 xHallLmp 5 Ham'rmlP 11 Hartford Elec 2a 130 Harv Brew 1 Hastings .60 2 Hazeltine id. 4 Hearn Do Str 6 Hecla Min 1. 2 HolenaR 1d 25 Heller Co 60de 1 Heller Co 5 pf 5 30 Heller 4 pf ww 4 50 Holt 40d 1 Higbie 4 A 4 125 Hollinger 10 Holly Str Inc 1 Horn Hardt 2. 1 8 80 Hubbelt 2a.

2 Humble 4d 10 Huyler's 1pf 25 Hvdro El 4 Hycrade 1 IllZinc 550 Imp Chem 1 Imp Oil .60.. 31 ImpOil rg 4 ImpTbCan 1 TntCiir 1 'id 1 Jan 1 -1' 1951. 21 1.35 1.30 1.45 1 42 -1 afius extra or extras. xEx- July 1 July 1 July 1 1.42 1 42 e-Cash andor stock, dividend. 1.45 1.45 1.46 1 .1 1 1 .1 1 1 .1 Aug 1 Oct 1 Oct 15 Nov 1 1 43 1.44 1.46 1.46 1.47 1.49 1.49 BONDS Issue Bid Asked 7420 Tabor beloved husband of ths late 19 9- 1 2- 31 167 -8 1 13 3..

16 -1 14- 4 1 25- 25- 1 11.. U. S. TREASURY BILLS Shawnig 1.20. 1 Sherwin-W 3.

2 Shoe Cp Am 1 16 Silex Co 2 SimpUcitv 3 (YIELD BASIS) Maturity Bid Asked Southn Un Gas South Pb Svc Teenn Gas Tran Texas East Tran Texas Gas Tran Texas Utilities Tidewater Power Toledo Edison 14 29 16 '4 15 23 7 4 30.1.34 1.24 Nov 2. 9. 16. 24 Dec 7. 14 Dec 21.

28 1.24 ..1.34 .1.34 10' Jan 4. 11. 18 1.26 1.28 1.31 104' 2 108' a 53 78 69 16 94 93 78 74 104 71 90 109 103' a 108 AlanWdStl 5s'63 100' ArdStR 1st 5s 58.105 ArkMoPr 6' as '51 49 Bway41st 4sr54 97 Court 3s'50 75 Grahm-Pg4s '56. 65 IntRyBff 3-5s'62 14! Mo Pac 4s '83 90 Mo Pac 4s '98 89 MoPc 4' is A2013 74 MoPc 4s B2023 70 NE Wtr 5s '68- .102 PhilTrn 3-6s 2039 68! PhilTrns 3s '70 86 2d Av Trc 5s So Traf 5s '50. .105 UniTrcPgh 5397.105 Transcntl Ln 17 .1.34 .135 13 reb 1 InNAm 3ae 150 124 1 Int Hy El pf 350 80-Z' Singer Mr 6a 40 262 3 Solar Air 11 13- Sonotone 12 4 Soss Mfg 1.

13 9 SoPenn Oil 2a 7 SWPennP 3d 20 23 SoCalEd 4. 32 pf 1.08 2 27 SoCalEd 4.48 pf 1.12 7 28.. SoCalEd 4.56 pf 1.14 1 29- 'a 11 west Penn Power 33 West Virs; Wtr Sv I4i Western Lt Tel 24'a do pf 26 Wise Pwr Lt 15 Int Petrol '2a 5 Appal El Pwr Pf 4 150 109-1 Argus Inc 8 5 Ark Gs 17 10' a Ark NG A 32 11 ArmstrRubA 3 14 Aro Equip 'ad. 1 9 Aspinook 'ad 5 12 AssoElInd 1 7 Asso A 5 71 'a 1 Atl Coast Fish 6 2. Atl Cst Ln 4 25 56 -1 Atlas Cp wts.

8 4 Atlas Ply 11 17- AutoSUPd 8 5 AutoVotM 1 8 Avery Sons. 2 6 Avery pf 250 16 AyrshireCll 'ad 3 14 1 Bab Wilcox 7d 7 68-2 Bald Rub 1 11 Barium Steel. 62 4 Basic Refr 13 10 Beck Shoe 1.30 9 1354- Bell Tel Can 2 2 35 Bellanca Air. 1 2.. Benrus 3 8 Benson Hed 10 22' a Blauners 1a -50 10 BlueRidge 22 4', Blumnthl Str 1 1 10 Bolwck 3d .225 65 -2 Bohk pf a 20 84' i Borne Scrym 160 25 1 Bourjois 2 4 20 Breeze Corp.

4 9. Brit-Am Oil 1. 4 26 Brn Dist 7 17 Brn Dist pf .40 14 5.. Brn Ruhbr 1ae 14 9 Bruce Co 5 20' Buckeye PL .80 2 12 BunkerHillS 1a 6 17 11 Int Pet rg ''2t Int Prod 1'd IntSafeRazr Inv Roval xlron Fire 1.20 12 1 14 FED. LAND BANK BONDS Bid Asked 1g May '52-'50 98 1516 99 1s Jan '53-' 51 99 99 3 16 2' is Feb 100 1s Oct '57-'55 98 516 93 916 PIA8ECKI.

Nov. 4, 1950. NIKODEN. beloved husband of Emilia Lotockl. of 147 S.

Lana-downe ave Lansdowne. Pa. Relatives, friends, all organizations of which ha was a member Invited to funeral. 0 A. Slabinskl Funeral Home.

2370 Orthodox Phila. Requiem Mass. St. John Cantlua Church. -10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening. FLETCHER. On Not.

5. 1950. EMMA P. BOND (ATTIS) PLETCHER, widow of Harry Pletcher. Funeral service on Thursday, at 3 P.

at Ash ton Funeral Home, Easton, Pa. Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair'a, 1820 Chestnut 7 tot P. M. PRATT.

Suddenly, Nov. 4. 1950. ef Andalusia. LLOYD son of Lloyd and Laura Pratt.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services. at 2 P. at the Funeral Home of J. Maurice Tomlinson. Bristol Pike, Corn wells Heights.

Pa. Int. Colonial Memorial Trenton, N. J. Viewing Tuea.

eve. PRICE. Nov. 4. 1950, LLEWELLYN, husband of Mary C.

Price, of 5251 Locust at. Relatives and friends, also Steamfltter. Local 420 are invited to 2 P. David G. Prankenneld 317 N.

5 2nd st. in. Westminster Cem. Friend, may call Wed. eve.

ROCKHILL. Nov. 6. 1950. FRANKLIN husband of E.

Gertrude Rockhlli toes Mlckei), of 6140 Marsden st. Relative, friends, employe, of H. W. Butterworth As Son. Harmony Lodg.

No. 52. F. and A. and Fraternal Patriotic Americans, are invited to funeral 2 P.

from Robinson Funeral Home. 6157 Torres-dale ave. Int. Hitisida Cem. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

ROWLAND. Of North Wlldwood. N. Nov. 5.

1950. MARY JANE, beloved wife of James E. Rowland and' devoted mother of John Rowland. Relatives and friend are invited to th. funeral services.

11 A. st the Inger-soll Funeral Home. 3905 Pacific Wild-wood, mt. Arlington MerchantvUl. Friend, may "all Wednesday eve.

RUBS. Suddenly on Nor. 3. 1950. HER- 1 MIN A RUSS tnee Vleweg).

widow of Jacob Russ. of 419 8. 63d In her 95th year. Service for relatives and friends en Wednesday, at 2 P. at Oliver H.

Bair'a. 1820 Chestnut at. Interment at Mt. Peace. Friend, may call Tues.

eve. RUSSELL. Nov. 4th. JOSEPH, beloved hu-band of Sarah (nee Paul), of 4737 Rsmona ave.

Relative, and friends, also member, of Seventh P. Church and employes of Leas St McVltty. are invited to attend the 2 P. at Thos. Harrison Funeral Home.

1677 Harrison st. Int. Oakland Cem. Friend, may call eve. SAVITT.

IDA. Not. 5. 6221 Pine beloved mother of Morris. David.

William and the late Jan Savltt. of Hollywood and of Nathan Steinberg. Relatives and friends Invited to services 1 P. M. precisely, Rosen'.

Funeral Chapel, 423 Pine t. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. 8AYLOR.

At Alexandria, Va. on Nor. S. 1950. RICHARD husband of Margaret Jone Saylor.

Relatives and Iriend. are invited to services 1 P. Funeral Home Andrew J. Balr Son, 3925 Chestnut int. private.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. RCHOPPE. Suddenly. Nor.

5. '1950. WALTER husband of Katheryn (nee Halg). aaed 43. of 4815 N.

Sydenham st. Funeral 2 P. st the Funeral Home of Miss M. A. Burbeck.

100 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Friend, m.y call 7 to 9" P. M. Int.

priv.te. SEARS. On Nov. 4. 1950.

WILLIAM 8.. husband of Lena Robertson of 1935 Wallace at. Service for relatives, friends and member, of 20th Year club of the I. T. E.

Circuit Breaker Co. on Wednesday, at 2 P. at Oliver H. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. SRI rU'ROER. Nov. 4, 1950. JOHN SEE-BURGER.

of 1315 N. Redfield at. Relative, also employes of Royal Ins. Co. invited to services 1:30 P.

Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud, 600-02 N. 63rd t. Int. Lawn-view Cem.

Friend, may call eve. SHAPIRO. Nov. 6. 1950.

IDA, formerly of 2644 S. 8th wife of the late Hyman Shapiro nd devoted mother of Goldle Chalnko, Celia Wifhoff. Edith Shubln, Rae Rothstein. Betly Barar. Pearl Deitch.

Maurice and Sam Shapiro, of California. Relatives and friend, are invited to services 2:30 P. at Joseph Levlne St Son's, 1512 N. Broad st. Int.

Mt. Sharon Cem. SHERICK. Of 3017 N. American Nov.

3. 1950. CHARLOTTE W. (nee Bender), wife of the late George Sherick. Relative, and friends invited to funeral.

Wed 8:30 A. Barrett's Funeral Home, Park and Lehigh aves. Solemn High Mass. 10 A. St.

Hugh's Church. Friends may call Tues. eve. SHERIDAN. Not.

3, JAMES, of 2130 S. Dor ranee t. Funeral set vices 10 A. Schraishuhn Funeral Home. 21st Wolf sta.

Int. Plow Plowvtlls, Pa. Filenda may call 7 to 9 P. M. SHIRES.

Nov. 4, 1950. The Rev. GEORGE husband of the late Minnia Shires, in ni. 88th year.

Relative, and friends are invited to attend the funeral services. 8 P. at his late residence, 4023 Magee at. Interment Quentin. Pa.

SIODO.NS. On Nov. 5. 1950. of 427 Jefferson Cheltenham.

MARY wife of the late Frank J. K. Siddons. Relative, and friends invited to service, 1 P. Parlors of Harold B.

Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Mt.

Moriah Cem. Friends Invited Tues. eve. FI.A1TFRY. Of 3441 Frankford ave.

Nov. 4. 1930, MATTHEW son of Frank M. and Isabelle A. Slattery (nee Boyle).

Relatives and friends are invited to aitend the funeral. 8:30 A. from the Mortuary Chapel of the Church of St. Joan of Arc. Frankford ave.

and Atlantie at. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Joan of Arc. 10 A.

M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Tuea. v.

at the Chapel. SMITH. Nov. 5. 1950.

STEDMAN bus-band of Laura H. Chattln, of 81 Princeton rd Audubon, N. J. Relative and friends are Invited to service. Tue 8 P.

Foster's Funeral Home, 250 White Horse pike, Audubon. Int. Trinity Beesley. Wed 12 noon. THOMPSON.

Nov. 5. 1950. PEV. BENJAMIN FISH THOMPSON, of Dover.

Delaware, age 93 years. Former Rector of Christ Charch. Dover. Funeral services Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1930, at 11 A.

in Christ Church. Dover. Int. in church yard. Friend please omit flowers.

TYSON. On Nov. 5. 1950. RAWLIN husband of Masy Tyson, 211 Galbreath Boothwyn.

Pa. Relatives, friends, also employe of General Chemical are invited to attend the funeral services. 2 P. at the Ward Funeral Home. 1459 Market Lfnwood.

Int. Lawncroft Cem. Friend, may call Tuesday eve. WATSON. Nov.

3, 1950, WILIIAM. husband of the late Helen Watson, of 1612 Wallace St. Friends and employes of MoCahan Sugar Re 7- Irvine Air Italain Sup A 2 1116116 GUARANTEED Issue BANK BONDS Bid Asked 102 20 10228 100'a 101 100 101 100' 100 99 99 98 99 'a STOCKS Bid Asked 114' 119', WORLD 3s "72 2s '53 2s '54 2s '55 2s '56 2s '57 2s '58 Despite a substantial drop in foreign trade in the Port of Philadelphia during June, this city managed to hold second place among the ports of the Nation, according to figures released yesterday by the United States Department of Commerce. While New irork: and Baltimore registered gains in the field of foreign trade, Philadelphia dropped from 2,102,650 tons in May, to tons in June. New York figures rose 43,250 tons and Baltimore tons in the same period.

Loss of business here was attributed to a sharp drop in imports, which wiped out an increase in exports of 10,400 tons. Since June, however, it was pointed out that unofficial figures indicate business in the port experienced a steady increase. Arrival and departure of ships in the Port of Philadelphia Sunday and yesterday, as reported by the Maritime Exchange: SUNDAY ARRIVALS Oulfbrand. American, from Providence, consigned to the Gulf Oil arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at 12:50 A. en route to the Gulf Pier, Glrard Point.

Texaa Sun. American, from Meraux. consigned to the Sun OU arrived at the Sun Pier, Marcus Hook. Sea Leader. American, from Houston, consigned to Isbranduen Steamship arrived at Pier 3.

Girard Point. Krsgeholm. Swedish, from Baltimore, consigned to J. A. McCarthy, arrived at the Ford Pier, Chester.

Gulfhawk, American, from Las Pled raj. eon-signed to the Gulf Oil arrived at Marcus Honk at 10:30 A. en route to the Gulf Pier, Girard Point. SUNOAT CLEARANCE Aida Lauro, Italian, with residue cargo for New York. Hat Creek.

American, in ballast for Baytown. New London. American, in ballast for Corpus Christ). Jahra, Liberian, ln ballast for Mens al Ahmadi. Gypsum King, British, ln ballast for Hants-port.

Kaituna, British, with (residue cargo for New York. Abiqua, American, in ballast for Amu ay Bar. City of Coventry, British, with, merchandise for Maniia. Mormacmar, American, with merchandise for Santos. Williamsburg, American, in ballast for Las Piedras.

Jeanny. American, with oil for Boston. Sinclair Rubilene, American, with gasoline for Tremley Point. Louisiana Sun, American, in ballast for Puerto la Cruz. Chester Sun, American, ln ballast for Corpus Christl.

Sheldon Clark, American, in ballast for Tux-pam. Eastern Sun, American, in ballast for Meraux. Oregon Sword, American, with merchandise for Houston. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS American Packer. American, from Norfolk, consigned to the U.

S. Lines, arrived at Pier 98. South Excelsior. American, from Baltimore, consigned to American Export Line, arrived at Marcus Hook at 9 A. en route to Pier 98, South.

Republic. American, from La. Piedras. consigned to the Texas arrived at Marcua Hook at 10:10 A. en route to the Texas Pier, Eagle Point.

French Creek. American, from Puerto la Cruz, consigned to Cities Service OU arrived at the Sinclair Pier. Marcus Hook. American Counselor, American, from Norfolk, consigned to the TJ. S.

Lines, arrived at Marcus Hook at 9:35 A. en route to Pier 98. South. African Endeavor. American, from Baltimore, consigned to Lavino Shipping arrived at Pier 98.

South. Riebeck Castle. British, from Baltimore, consigned to Rice Unruh and arrived at Pauls-boro. Atlantic Traveler, American, from Puerto la Cruz, consigned to the Atlantic Refining arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at 9 A. M.

en route to Fort Mifflin. South Carolina, American, from Savannah, consigned to the Texas arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at 9:25 A. en route to the Texas Pier. Claymont. Blommersdljk.

Dutch, from New York, eon-signed to Fumess Withy and arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at 8:50 A. en route to Pier Port Richmond. Byfjord. Norwegian, from New York, consigned to. John C.

Rogers and Co arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at 10:15 A. en rou'e to Ciaymont. Pioneer Lake, Americam. from Boston, consigned to the V. S.

Lines, arrived at ths Delaware Breakwater at 10:25 A. en route to Pier 98. South. Tullahoma. American, from Beaumont, consigned to Charles Kurr.

and arrived at the Delaware Breakwater at noon, en route to Pauls- bOT' YESTERDAY'S CLEARANCES Texas Sun, American, in ballast Jor Inglesida, Catawissa RR pf 36'. a 39 98 99 U. S. INSULAR BONDS Issue Bid Philippines 4s '59 ..110 Philippines 4 '52 ..102 Philippines 4' as '57 ..108 Philippines 5s '52 Puerto Rico '56 .111 SoCalEd 4.88 pf 1.22 1 SoRovltv 1-4d 3 Spd A 1 20 1 SpencerSh 1 Stand Brew. 2 Std Cap A SI 19 StdCS pri.60 50 StdDredg 5 xStd Forg 1a 2 Std Oil Ky 2a 4 Std Pwr Lt 50 Std 5 StdPL pf 7c.110 Std Prod 4 Srr.

33! 42' Delaware RR 37 40 Littie Schuyl RR 36 39! 42 45' PhUaGtnNr 12-- 133-1 138' 6e 52 55! 2s '59 2s '60 2s '61 2s '62 96! a 96 95 'a 97 97 96 'a INDUSTRIAL STOCKS niary. Relatives and Iriend. are invited to attend services. Wednesday. 2:30 P.

Funeral Home of Weuel Son. 6902 Rising Sun ave. Friend, may call Tuesday evening. GRAFFIL'S. ESTHER of 307 Union Swarthmore, in Crozer Hospital, Chester.

Sunday morning, Nov. 5. Interment private. GROSS. Suddenly.

Nov. 5. FLORENCE HORTER. wife of Howard W. Gross.

Funeral services at Bringhurst's, 20O0 Walnut on Nov. 8. at, -11 A. M. Int.

private. GUII.LF.. Nov. 5. 1950.

WILLIAM hu-band of the late Anna A. Gullle nee Flem-ming), of 6118 Nassau st. Relative, and friends, also officers 42d District. Phila. Police, and all other organization, of which h.

was a member are Invited to funeral. 8:30 A David G. Prankenfleld 317 N. 52d t. Requiem High Mass.

10 A. Our Lady of Lourde. Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friend, may call Wed. eve. HAGUE. Not. 5.

1950. JOHN husband of Blanche E. Hague, of 539 Hermit lane, aged 53 years. Funeral service. Wednesday, 10 30 A.

at the Wbiteman Funeral Home, 433 Lyceum ave. Int. St. Timothy's Churchvard. Friends, also Roxborough Lodge No.

135. F. Ac A. may call Tuesday. 7 to 9 P.

M. Masonic service. 8 P. M. HALL.

At her home, 5524 Broomall Nov. 6, 1950. ANNA wife of William H. Hall. Relatives and friends are invited to service Wed.

evening, 8 o'clock, from- Barker's, 5413 Chester ave. Int. private Thursday. HARTDEGEN. Suddenly.

Nov. 4. 1950, JOSEPH son of William and Margaret Hart-degen (nee Hediger). and nephew of the Reverends Leander and Stephen Hartdegen. O.F.M., and Sister.

Theonella, Vlncentine, Erminelda and Ferdinella, O.S.F.. aged 15 years. Relatives, friends and Roman Catholic High School. Class of '53, are Invited to the funeral. 9 A.

Kirehner Funeral Home. 922-24 W. Somerset st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Bonaventura's Church. 10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.

HARVERSON. On Nov. 3. 1950. of 20 W.

Laveer SUSAN, beloved daughter of Joseph M. and Florence Haverson (nee Hobor). Relatives and friend. Invited to the funeral. at 10 A.

from the Welte Funeral Home, 446 W. Spencer st. Int. Holy Cros. Cem.

Friend, invited to call Tues. eve. HERBST. On Nov. 5, 1950.

of 2027 N. Lambert SARAH A. (nee Farrell). wife of the late Ferdinand E. M.

Herbst. Relatives and friends invited to the service. 1 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan.

1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Odd Fellows Cem. Friend, invited Tues.

eve. HILDITCH. Of Swedesboro. N. Nov.

5. Bid Asked Bid Asked Bid Asked -VincoCorp 3', 22 4 WstPtMf 49 Jeannette Gl. 3 Jeff Sul .80 10 KaiserFrazer 154 Kawneer 2d 1 Ken r.edvs 1.20a 1 Kidde Co 1 3 Kg Seeley 2a 7 KgsCo Lt -40d 13 Kingston 10 Kirbv Pet 1 ab 5 KirkGold .04 1 KnottHtls Kobacker .80 Kropp Forge 2. L'Aiglon .40. 2 LkShrMn 78d 9 La key Fd 40d 3 Lamson 5 Lanston 2a 1 Le Tourneau 5 Lionel Cp 1 7 Lit Bros 'a 3 Locke 1.60a 125 Lone 20 8 Longines .0 2 LOST.

Brief cast cont. blue prints, vie, Gtn. St Chelten. Frt. Rew.

OF. 8-H392. Other Lost and Found Page 1 Burma Cp Ltd 95 51 88 8 17 8 16 4 StdThom StdTbe Starrett Stein Al 2a Sterl Alum 1a Sterling Eng. Sterling Inc. VaDareStr 2 WaltDisny 8 WarnerCo 23 WarnerSw 12 WarrenBr 10 WelchGpJ 19 WellmEn 12 Weyerhsr 84 7 Wood St I 15 Wurlitzer 7 YorkCorr 14 Zonolite a x-Ex -dividend S' 10 25 14 11 ii 27! i-46 27..

4'. 1 9- 20-2 10- 38 164 -3 9 24 16' a 2 4V'a 16 2 24 20 35 19 110 -5 13.. 7 15 2- 102 4-2- INVESTING COMPANIES Bid Asked Abitibi Pr 35 37 Abitibi pf 22 23' Aeronca pf 3 3' a Aerovox 9 11 Aetna Std 14 15 Airline Fds 2 3 Air Prod 3 3 Air Prod A 7 5' a Ala Mills 18 19 AUAmAirw 1 1 Alld Papr 18 20 AmalgSug 16 17 Amerex 42- 45 Am Barge 12 13 AmBoxBd 13" 14.4 AmDistTl 19 21 AmEnka 103 108 Am Furn 3 4 Am Hrdw- 17' 18 Amlnsuiatr 9 10 Stetson 2d 25 Stinnes Hugo. 6 Strooek 1'ad. 1 SupPCmd 150 Tampa Elc 2a 1 Bid Asked 6.46 7 09 Bid Asked Elec Eqp 10.92 11.96 Aero Sec Affil Fnd 4.25 Techniclr z4 25 5.49 La Land 2 20 3 4 60 4.12 10.95 9 89 17.27 ood 5 00 FullyAdm 7.48 Gen Bond 8.33 Ind Mach 7.45 Inst Bond 9.53 Am Busi 3.80 Am Mutl 10.03 Axe-Hhn 9.15 Axe-H 15.88 1 4 1 2 TexPAL P4.56 Thiokol Corp.

Thor Cp 1d Tilo Roof .40 Tishman 1.40 1 1 1 16 Lvnch 1i. Mack Hr 1a Me Pb 3" 1d Mangel 1 Marion Jwr Massey't 2a Investing 8.52 2 Burry Biscuit 5 CalgaryE.10 13 6 Cal El Pwr .60 3 Camd Fire 1a 25 Can Ind pf7 30 Can Marconi. 31 Cap City '2a 50 CaptlTran 2d 2 Carr Con Bisc 15 Casco Prod 1 Castle Co 2 250 Catalin 3 CenOhStt 1 Cen St EI 6pf 1 Cen St El 7pf 2 Century Inv. 1 Cessna A 3 ChamCo 1 Cherry-B 1 Chesebgh 2a 150 Chi Riv 1.60 50 Chief Con 4 Cities Serv 4. 77 City Auto 160 12 ClarkCon 1'id 1 Clarostat 16d 5 Claude Neon.

49 Claytn ad '4 Clinch CI 1d 3 ClubAlm 1 Colonial Air. 10 LwPrcShr 6 17 9 Bond Boston Broad St Bullock Century 20.28 21.81 21-54 23.29 17.95 19.41 21.19 23.21 37.12 39.92 McKee3 3d 50 8.20 9.13 8.17 10. 00 9.34 6.77 9.18 6.28 10.47 2.94 .4.68 5.79 7.28 4.77 6.20 Int Baks 20 io4.80pf 71 'it ITE Circ 27 5 Kaiser Al 25 Kearney 18 KendallCo 37' a KendallR 19' a Kent Mre 10 Kerr-Mcg 9 Kingan Co 3 Kold Hold 2 LandrsFC 22' a LwrncPC 18' a LwyrsMtg 2 Lea Fabr 10 Lear. Inc a LibtyFab 9 LibrtyL A 14' a LipeRoIl A 6' a LlbrtyProd 8 Lithium 4 LoftCndv 3 LongBellL 17 LoneStarS 6 Longchps 6 Lonsdale 1 LudlowMf 30 Macfaddn 7 do pfd 19 MacKinOD 6' Maltine 27 Mallorv 22 Marlin Rk 62 JIarmonH 4 Md Drydk 15 Mathieson 15' 'a MaxsnWL 5 McBee Co 8l McDonllA 15 McGrwFH 3 Merch DistI 4 Mrgnthir 64 24 TbSLtd db 8 Toklan 1 Tol Ed pf 4 50 Tonopah 5 Trans Lux 8 Tri Cont wts. 12 TrueTm 1.20.

50 5'a- "a 21 f- 'a ''a 5- 24 -2 I 7- 3 17 12- 9 3 4 8.. 6 a- Vt 7.. 20 ''a 14 20 10 25 24 9- 30- 14 11 12.. 14- 'a 8 36 2 33 1 7 12- 2- V. 6 ''a 7- 1 9..

12 25- 14 4 3 24 5'i- 14 37' a- 2' 2 35 a 4.. 30 102.. 44.. 16'- "a 7- 14- 3 11.. 8'-- 12 8- 3- 3 39 a 1 5 Chemical 17.14 1854 Merchdsg 8.38 Mining 5.72 Petroleum 9 56 Bond 2 67 Eqp 4.26 Stock 5.27 Steel 6.64 Tobacco 4.34 Utility 5.65 5240 5390 Christ'na do pfd Comwtth 142 19 16 6.

14 147 667 24 16.52 9 25 MALE HELP WANTED CAUTION When anvumring advertisement do not inclose original reference or other valuable matertalt. Copies eervm the purpose and the boa LETTER at well as thm orjnal may get lost. Aim be eur number It on thm envelope. Zona I. ACCOUNTANT, for genl.

accounting dept. of mfg. co. Exp. required.

wk. In reply state age, educ. experience St salary required. C-l Inquirer. ADVERTISING AGENCY looking for COpT writer who can aibo contact and sell.

If you have some business, good, but not essential. We're primarily interested ln developing a man who really belong ln thi. business. Small well established consumer agency to expand soundly in 1951. Salary.

Write fully and in confidence to T-324 Inquirer. ADVERTISING Photographer require, th ervicea of field representative to sell highest grade photography to advertisers At their agencies. Exceptional opportunity to man who know, this market, knowl. edge nf art. photo engtavtng and 11' rt.

ographt helpful. Salary Ac comm. CaU KI lor appoli'lment. ADVERTISING Salesman for Burlington county weekly. Car neo.

Salary At comm. A-49Tnquirer. ADVERTISING. Phone Men. Top comm.

Ask operator for Chwiar 2-1516. AIRCRAFT Stress Engineers 2 to year exprrtenca ln alscraft stres analyst. ALSO 1950. FRANCES M. fnee Barlow), wife of James Tung Sol 2d 12 Unexc'dCh Cp 1 UnGsCan 3 trnionlnv 2 Consol Inv 22 Pel Fund 15.03 Diversi 8.06 Dividend 1.60 Hiiaitcn sr.

uneral services 2 p. from the Snover Funeral Home. 329 Kings High 3 16'a 9 Storks -V. Asricult 1.76 way. Swedesboro.

Int. Eglingtoa Cem. Friend. 11.25 12.33 Eatn Bal 28.42 30.38 UnionOilCal Automob 7.42 8.13 may call Wednesday eve. HIRTH.

JOHN. Nov. 4. 1950. beloved hus A pf 3 -50 100 band of France.

Hirth. of 510 W. Cumber Eatn Stk 19.57 20.93 Equitv Fd 4.40 4.56 Fidelity 29 63 32.03 Fin Ind 2.12 2.33 Colonial I'ni Aire Pd 22 4 Uni Corp wts 18 I'ni Elastic 50 33 UniMilk 50 8 McWmf Dredg 1 Mead 14 Mhao Mfg. 9 MerritCS wts 2 Mesali 10 Mich'' Sugar 8 MifbZ pf 3 Mid its Pt 14 Midd Stl 2 50 MicValeCo2 450 Mirw Abr 1 Milw Retin 32 Mdw Oil 1a. 1 Mller 3 Oria 26 PSSv 2.40 1 olyldenm ta 7 rionroe A .20 6 ItooJys pf 3 25 Moiris Pin .20 1 MtuStsPw 2' a 5 MtlStsTel 6d 50 MirravO 2d 1 Mifkogee 1.20 1 Mrfer Co 60 27 I O-P Nchman 1d 1 Mt Hs 11 rt Brw 14d 1 Int Gs .80 10 First Mutl 5.43 Fkln Cust 5.34 do pfd 6.27 Fund Inv 16.28 6 02 5 85 6 87 17 84 18.17 Gas Ind 16.81 Gen Cptl 59.35 63.82 GrowthCos 9.37 10.24 4 82 UniM pf1.45d 70 23 UniShoe 16 41 7m I'niSh pf 40 I Air Cond.

17 1.. US Foil 46 25 1 US A Int Sec 13 3 p5 125 83 US Radiator. 8 5 US Rub Reel. 1 2 Vt Uni Stores 2 1 xUnivCO 6d 250 56' a 'a Univ Insur 1 50 25 Howe Plan 4 46 Income 1.86 land St. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service.

2 P. from Van Sant Fureral Horn. 3027-29 N. 5th at. Int.

German Lutheran Cetn. Friend, may call Tues. eve. after 7. HOFFMANN.

Nov. 5. 1950, at Ocean City. N. formerly of 7424 Oak Lane road.

Phila. PHILIP husband of the late Anna Maria Hoffinann (nee WisseO ar.d father of Very Rev. Cornelius Hoffmann, C.68R. and Sr. Mary Robert, S.S.N.D.

and the late Rev. Philip Hcfl-mann. C.SS.R. Relatives and friend, are inivlted to attend the funeral 8:30 A. Parlor, of J.

Kaepplein. 178 Diamond St. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Boniface Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

HORROCKS. In Norristown. Nov. 5, 1950, ERNEST husband of Elizabeth Garber Hor-locks. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at Boyd Funeral Home.

718 Swede Norristown. Pa. on 2 P. M. Int.

Calvary Cem. Friends call Wed. 7 to 9. 2 03 AmlnvIU 5 cv pf 24 Am-LaF-F Am Maize 19 AmManet 17 Am Opticl 34' Am O'rseas 9 Am Phenol 8 Am Pulley 14' a AmWringr 8'i Anheuser 22' ArdenFms 11 Arden ppt 48 Arso Oil 14J Arrow Ht 41 Artkraft 1 Art Metal 39 Asso Sprg 29 Asso Trans 9 a Autocr pf 10 Avon Alld 25 Food 10 Fancrofr 18 Bates Mfg 46 BauschLb 10 Bavstate 33 BavwayTer 2' Beimt Irn 27' a Beneficial 5 BerkshFS 18 Beryllium 25 BinghmHr 14 1 Black. Siv 13' a Blair 2 Book Club 8' a BstHerld 1 Botany 8s.

Boty 5P 14 Botny 21 Bowman 1 Brockway 19 Brown Co 7' Brown pf 115 BrownShp 22 BrunnerMf 7 MxEagloO 23 Incorptd 26.46 28 61 Iodepend 2.31 261 MexGlfSul Michaels 4 3 inv Amer 10.54 11.46 Inv Bostn 8.92 9.75 MirhChem Mid-C Air 8 7 InvMgmt 15.84 16.19 Aviation 8 02 8.79 Bank 11 66 12.78 Building 8.67 9 50 Chemical 13.32 14.60 Corp Bnd 10. 78 11.44 Diver Ind 4.39 4 81 Diver Inv 11.87 13.01 Div pfStk 10.82 11.86 Elec Eqp 11.27 12.35 Insurnce 13.11 14.37 Machinry 10.00 10.96 Merchdsg 11. 67 12. 79 Metals 10 53 11.54 Oils 19.75 21.64 Pac Cst 11.73 12 85 Pub Utils 7.62 8.35 Railroad 6.17 6 76 Eqp 7 08 7.76 Steel 10 24 11.22 Tobacco 10.70 11.73 All Funds B-1 27.52 28 80 B-2 24.89 27.15 B-3 18 43 20.11 B-4 10 90 11.89 K-1 16.98 18 53 K-2 25 06 27.34 S-1 29.4 32.13 S-2 15.17 16.56 S-3 14,14 15 43 S-4 5.61 6.13 Managed Funds Automob 3 81 4 20 MilesShoe 16 UnivProd 1' ad 1 29 Valspar .3 6 5 81 Colts Co 2d 25" CmdreHtl 18 ComtyPbS .90 2 Con Eng 1 Cons GasU 6 Cons MS 8d 6 1 ConRovOil .16 12 ContCNV 1 ContFM 1.60d 6 Cook PV 3d 2 xCorby 1.40 1 Cornu Gld M. 1 Coro Inc 1 1 Corroon .30 4 CosdnPet 14 Cosdn pf2.

1 Court Id 1 Creole 3 40d 65 Croft Br 1 Crosley Mtrs. 3 Crowly-M ib 3 Crwn Pt Md 7 CrwnCk A 1 50 Crown Drug. 11 CubnAtlSi? 2a 56 Curtis 1.20d 150 n-E-F DavenHs 3d 1 Day Mine. 10h 1 Dejay Strs .40 1 Den'n A1.05d 1 Kmckbkr 5.30 Lexington 2.37 MiUerMfz 2' 1 Valspar pf 4.10 78 1 2. 59 8.49 ENGINEERS Manh Bnd 7.75 Prssr 1 Venez Syn Vid 14 4 fat at Massach 30.58 33.06 Rub 1 Venezueln Pet 22 7'i Vogt Mfg 1 13 do 2d 14.39 15 56 MinnOntP 2V a Min Maid 5 MinMd pf 23 MssionDry 2 MssionOil MissVBeL 51 MPc A i 26 Trnst 5 'at Un Radio 31 HOL'GHTON.

Suddenly. Nov. 4. 1950. of Waco Aircraft 2 2..

eptune 2a 7 MutlBost Mutl Inv Nationw Natl Inv Wagner Bak vtc 5 6.. 14.26 15.50 15 02 16.60 1461 15.68 10 27 11.10 17 21 18 51 NestleLeM.20d 4 NewEngidTiT Waitt A Bond 6 1.. finery are invited to services 2 P. at the Charles Roman Funeral Home, 1113 Mt. Vernon st.

Int. private. Friends call Tues eve. WEIGAND. On Nov.

6. 1950. GEORGE. NEne Fd 170 MPc 1 59'4 Monmouth 1T. WalthamWtch 26 1..

LIVESTOCK MARKETS CHICAGO (USTJA) Salable HOGS 1600: mostly 25 lower both butchers and sows but fairly active at decline: top 18.90 sparingly for few choice 180-200 lb: mostly 18.60-18.75 market on good and choice 170-270 weights: few loads 270-300 18.50: other weights scarce; good and choice sow. 400 and under 17.50-18 23: most 400-500 16.75-17.50: few head 500-600 15.75-16.75; good clearance; shippers took 2500. Salable CATTLE 15.000: salable calves 50O: all slaughter classes moderately active, fully steady: few loads choice to prime so hfffhpr: vealers strong: few WrdBk wts 1950 5' 2 'a MooreDpF 9 husband of Pansy Weigand (nee Orr). of 113 No Am '55 4.32 No Am '56 2 44 PacAmlnv 3 4248 Remain AMY ANN (nee Greenwood), beloved wife of Joseph A. Services 2 P.

Shelly Funeral Home. 3082 Frankford ave. Interment Forest Hill. Cemetery. Friends may, call Tuesday evening.

HYMAN. Not. 5. SARA LINSE. wife of the late H.

Harry Hyman, of 1313 65th ave. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services. 11 A. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N.

Broad st. JAQX'ETT. On Not. 6. 1950.

JOSEPHINE 74 29 5 27 '-'a 17 39 21 12 10 4 2 24' 20 3 11 3 10 16 7 9 4 4 18 7' 6 2 32 8 21 6 28 24 65 5 16 17 6 91 17 4' 5 68 26 3 5 4 9 8 18 3 23 6 26 3 39 6' a 23 63 2 10 8 21 2 12 3 41 4 64 13 a 26' a 29 19 13 32 38 9 36 4 3 18 7 5 9 15 1U 3 16 18 11 32 19 32 72 17 8 43 4 18 14 32 13 10 6 5'- 5 23H 9 18 1 41 24 25 17 43 17' a II: Havpn Clk 5 I NHavClk pf 150 1 NJ Zinc 3d 9 i NMexArld 8 Moore-H 7 Mtn Fuel 19 Wentwrth '-ia 5 7 WMdRv pf7c20 175 West TS 2de 250 25 -Va do pfd 24 35 3 4 25 120 125 Pennalnd 100 26 11 21 19 3fi 10 9 16' 10 24 12 50 15 43 2 41 'a 31 11 27 11 19' a 48 1 1 35 2 30 6 19! a 27 'a 15 15' a 14 3 9' a 15 9 15 23 1 22 3 120 24 8 23' a 12 15 6 17 9' a 5 8 8 5 3 54 3 8' a 16 4 19 2 49 35 13 6 5 16 'a 2 15 19 30 16 14 14 20 14 14 32 42 35' i 5 NParkMn 1 8' do pfd 105 NY Auctn NYHond 2' 95 -1 2- 6- 'a 61-2 8- 'a 7 26 1 15 15! a 14 11- 48 'a 3- V. 2 1 4 6 Moxie Co 1 NathanSt 10' a Natl Alfalf 2 NatiCskt 38 do pfd 109 Phi la Fd Williams C.50 7 Wilson Bros 13 4.. Wi'son Bros Busi Eqp NY Shiphl W. JAQUETT. Service for rela'lves aild friends tnori, ttiffh-fhnir to nrime fed steers 33.50-34: Putnam Republic 20 06 21.76 16 67 17 92 2 76 302 12 04 13.02 25 Bur Key ea i pf 1 1 14! a ei Am Mag Pwr.

Niag Share Niles-B .60. Natl Co 3 Ntl 5 Buda Co 9 20 Shrhlders 22 63 24.01 3 66 3 97 3.50 3.70 3 80 4.75 4.79 three loads at 34. Including load 1409 weights: bulk good and choice fed steers and yearlings 30-33; medium to low-good grades 23.50-29.75; borderline to good yearlings to 30.50; bulk good and choice heifers 30.25-32; high-choice heifers 1 1 14- 5 Uocdillnd 1 20 6 14 1 WoodlvPet 1 13 Wright Hr.16d 8 1.. 4 04 4.38 3 86 4 08 4.19 5.23 5.23 5.41 on Thursday, at 2:30 P. at.

her home, 116 S. 38th at. Interment at Woodlands. JENKS. On Nov.

6. 1950, IVY MAY. wife of Stanley Jenlcs. of Merlon. Pa.

Service on Wednesday, at 2:30 P. at Oliver H. Bair'a, 1820 Chestnut at. Interment private. Buft'Eclip Bulolo Elec Eqp Gen Ind Home Non-Ferr Paper Petroleum Steel, NoAmRay pf3 Sovereign 6 69 7.32 State St 56.50 59 00 franklin ave Seaside Heights, N.

J. Relatives, friends. Lodge No. 9 F. and A Benjamin Franklin Consistory.

Lu Lu Tempi' and members of Phila. Police Dept. invitte. to attend the funeral services 1:30 P. at the 8chroeder Funersi Home.

715 Cooper Camden, ft. J. Int. West Laurui Hill Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. Wil ts. Of 3338 iLmerald Nov. 5, ANNA wile of Austin E. Wells.

Relatives, friends, members of the East Montgomery Avenue Methodist Church invited to funeral. Thurs 1 P. Funeral Home J. E. Stiles St Son.

1415-17 E. Susquehanna ave. Int. Evergreen Cem. Friends may call Wed.

ev WELSH. On Nov. 5. HERBERT 8. WELSH, of 7319 Elbow Lane.

Funeral service, and interment private. WERNTZ. Nov. 3d, 1950, SUE KAIN WERNTZ. Relative, and friend, are invited to attend funeral.

9 A. residence, 28 Penn Woodbury. N. J. Solemn High Re 3 2 a Burry crsp 15 Northeast Air No Ind Tech Fund 8.71 9 48 NatlShirt 12 NatlTrnPp 7 Naumkz 24' a NwBritM 28 Newmrkt 17'-'a Telev El 11.76 4 91 'a absent: common to good oeei cowa iu-.

eanners and cutters 16.50-19.75: med and good sautaee bulls 24.50-27; most med to choice vealers 29-34: few to 35. Salable SHEEP 1500: slaughter lambs in fleece steady to 25 higher; 12.82 12. 38 .86 Natl. Securities pf 4 110 Northrop Aire 14 Novadel Ag 4d 4 Tex Fund 11.45 Trstd Ind .77 Eyrndun 8 CamdnFrg 5 CampbllAS 7 CanSupOC 8'' Capitol Rec 5 Cenco Cp 2 Bond Ser 7.04 7 69 NewprtStl 12 LwPrBnd 100'a 9.. 14'a 48 'a 28 9 25 7 62 JENKINS.

Of 3401 F'riendship Nov. 5, CARRIE M. (nee Jones) wile of Thomas E. Jenkins, aged 61 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune-a.

Wed. 2 P. M. irom Funeral Home of David U. Wright.

7015 Torresdale ave. Int. All Saint. Crm. Friend.

NicholsnF 30 OhioBr B3d 25 Oklah Nat 2 6 westerns and fed natives: ouia iwo ton 30 naid for definitely choice wooled fed DOMF.STIC BONOS Sales in Issue $1000 Close Boston Ed 23is '70 4 102 Cen Sts El 5s '48 22 111 CenStsEt 5' as '54 16 117'. NJ 4s A 4 62 IntPwSee 7s E'57 1 73 IntPwS 7s E'57xc 3 73 IntPwS 7s F'52xc 6 73 IntPwS 6s '55 1 72 Intst Pw db ctfs 20 84 Un Bd 19 01 UnpfdStk 21.22 Unt Incm 10. 61 UniScience 4.73 NorwichPhar 4' a Pf 35 11.53 wooled native 28.23-29.25: shorn Iambs weak; Olym RAT 4 Okicp 1 6 97 7.11 4.66 344 5.24 7.26 5.17 Nu Enamel i Pfd Stock Income Speculatv Stock Ser Ind Stock Selected may call at Funeral Home Tues. 7 to With Rotor Analysis Xxperlenc Courteous Interview. Daily Except Saturday, 9 to 5 PIASECKI HELICOPTER CORP.

Morton, Pa. Nenr Swarrimore AIR-Condittoning service it erection man must hava 5 exp. on central station equipment: knowledge of power St con-trol circuit, essential. Union shop. Writ full detail 1st lelter.

K-45 Inquirer. APPLIANCE Centrally located de-aire ambit loua St energetic man to take over electrical appliance. TV St credit dept. Must have complete exp. In all dept.

of selling St organisation, not afraid to work St build future for himself Prefer aomeone now employed. Give full par. tlculara. L-94 Inquirer. ARCHITECT, reglatered.

to take complete charge of drafting rm. of well e.ftab. architectural engineering firm. Engaged In the design of commercial At industrial buildings. Thia la a perm.

Sosition for the right man Sc aft. proving is ability he will be taken into tha existing partnership. Q-5 Inquirer. ARCHITECT, to sell modern decorttlv fabrics to architects, hospitals Ar institutions. Salary At commission.

Stat ag St background. Q-16 Inquirer. ASSISTANT FOREMAN Experienced handling women Solder-era and Assemblers on electronic device. Must read schematic drawing, and assembly print. $55.00 Stat age and experience to H-94 P.

O. BOX 3414 PHILA. 22. FA. ATTENDANT, for hospital.

Give age Al Masonis Home, Burlington. N. ,1. ATTORNEY Take eomp. charge of Phila branch of large installment firm.

F.xp. Salary open. Box 1657. 1474 Broadway, New York 18. 117 lb No 1 and 2 skins 27.au; rc fully steady at Wellnsrtn 18 52 20 21 1.55b 5 7.77 5.

09 3.76 5.73 7.93 4.12 4.92 51' a 2'a 7' a 14 4 18 CentlSoya Chase Chase pf Chilton Cinecolor rievCliffs JOHNSON. Nov. 4. 1950. 8ALLIE wife WhitenlJ 17 53 18 85 Wise Inv 3-75 4 06 quiem Mass.

St. Patrick's R. C. Church, 10 A. M.

Int. New St. Mary's Bellmawr, N. J. Friends may call Tues.

eve. 13 -U 2 x-k 22 1 1 15 4 a 23 J-1 31 34.. 1i- f'a 7 i-4 7 1 2- 75 -3 83 'a 11 19 Va 6 1.. 30' a 5 25-1 7 14 46 -1 51 4- i 11'a- 'i 34 2 28. NEW YORK COCOA FUTURES OhioApex 8 OhinMtch 32 OilExplor 3H Ox ford Elec 2 OxfrdPap 16 DetGrlrF 8 Det Stl Pr 2a 1 DistillCo 5 Dobckmn 5 DmstcFn 22 DomBg 1.60a 25 DomStCI B1a 8 Draper Cp 2.

3 DriverH 1d 50 DuMont Ad 46 Duraloy 10 Duro Tst 5 Duval Sul 9 Ea 8 EaGF pp4 225 Ea States Cp 1 EaSts 6pB6c 7f Ea Sg As p5c EasvWsh Bid El BdASh EmpMill 2 Equity Corp .28 Equity 3 pf f70 Esquireln 1 Eureka Cp If 26 Frchld CI 'A 2 Frch EA .2 107 Fanst Mb 25 1st York Cad 3 Ford Can 2a 25 FordCan2a 25 FordFr.dPab 192 FrdMLt.14de 4 FtPtttf-60ae 4 Fklin fl2'i 50 3. 77 4.50 Pac G-E 4 80 pf 1.20 rd pf A 1 PacGE pf 1. Groun Securities Close Onn Hih Ohio Pw 3s '68 1 104 of Claude Johnson, of 3270 Kensington ave. Relatives and friends are invited to the services. 2:30 P.

Kester's Funeral Home. 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Friend, may call Tuesday eve. Automob 6 85 7.51 29 Instl. Shares Clvde Pore 1 Dec. 31.50 31.05 Mar. 30.60 30 95 36 LOW 31.50 30 60 30 10 30.00 pan tola 31.95b up 100 30.95b up 100 30.40b up 100 30.00b up 100 2Q 60b un 100 Aviation 676 7.41 Building 743 8 15 Chemical 7 29 7 99 Coca-Cola 44 Col Stores 34 Avia Grp 9.

79 10.73 Bank Grp .78 .86 Ins Grp 1.11 1 23 Stk Bnd 13. 57 14. 87 May 30 10 30.4O juiy 29.50b 3O.O0 Pantasote 4 ParkerApp 8 Hac Lt pt 4'a 25 103 Pac Petr Ltd 121 6 7 16 Pac pf 5 25 99 29 60 ComStkFd 7.50 8.22 Sent. 28.75b 23. OU Paterson 13 WHITEHEAD.

Nov. 6, 1950, LYDIA J. WHITEHEAD, daughter of the late George and Eliiabeth Whitehead, of 3435 Germantown ave. Relatives and friends Invited to service 2 P. Kirk St Nice.

6301 Germantown sve. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friend, call Wed. eve WYNNE.

-Nov. 4. 1930, HARRY WYNNE, of 5618 Devon st. Relativea and friends are invited to the service Wed 1 P. Kirk Ac Nice, 6301 Germantown ave.

Friend, may call Tuesday evening. Spot prices: Average 2. fPancoastal vtc 56 INSURANCE STOCKS snot price. 33 00; Accra, Fair Fermented type, 35.95: Accra. Oct.

-Dec. shipment, 34.45: Bahia. Pathelnd 1 PatoGldDg 2V PennaEng 14 PbSv 6s '98 7 162 QnsBorGE 5sA'52 1 103 SanJoaq LP 6s'52 2 104 So Cal Ed 3s 65 12 104 SoaldingAG 5s "89 3 101 Waldorf Ast 5s '54 9 97' FOREIGN BONDS Cauca Vat 7s '48 3 54 Chile MBk 6s '31 1 50 Fin RMBk 5s 61 st 2 70 Ital Sup 6s A '63 3 51 Peru 1s-2'aS '97 18 26 Complete sales. xEx-divi- Bid Asked Bid Asked superior type. own, ment.

34.20. Pantepec Oil. 51 Parker Pen 2a 2 PatchP 2d 20 Patican 10 Penin Tel 2' a 1 Pennroad 'id. 45 PnnPL pf4'a 25 107 111 InsCoNA 122' AetnaCs Aetnalns 16'' 10: 30 60 58 Permutit PetrolHP Petti bone Pfaudler JCSTICE Suddenly. Not.

3. 1950. HORACE husband of Ethel Justice, of Wayne, Pa. Funeral services will be held at the Stuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmore, on 2 P.

M. Int. private. also Wayne Lodge No. 581.

F. Ac A. may call 7 to 9 P. M. Masonic services 8 P.

M. KENT. At. Ocean City. N.

on Nov. 4, 1930, HARRY, formerly of 4343 Lauriston husband of Edith Kent (nee Raynor). Relatives and friends invited to the funeral 1:30 P. W. Mills Turner Funeral Home.

6028 Ridge Roxborough. Services 2:30 P. St. David'. Church.

Myk. Roxborough Lodge No. 135 F. and A. M.

Service eve. Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9. NEW YORK COTTONSEED OIL Aetna Life 58 17 Cemetery Lots Close Pr Close 71' Low Ooen Phila D'y 30 23.30 22.92 Penn 2d 2 Dec. 23.25 Jersey Ins 47 MdCas T7 do prpf 50 do cvpf 24 MassBd 26 MerFire 30 MerMfr 7 5 30 48 -1 4..

42 1 12 110 35 3.. 61 1 14- Va 4- 19-1 1.. 57- TiiO'-a 51 19 52 25 28 33 8 60 1951: CEMETERY LOT. Finest location Whitemarh Mem. Park.

Worth 8250; owner will take cost one grave. Write R-14 Inquirer Mar. .22.50 High 23.60 22 90 22.90 22.70 21.25 dend. aPlus extra or extras. 23 24 22.50 22.58 22.30 21.00 22 28 22.20 22 00 22.64 22 61 22 39 21.15 Pep Boys Pepperell 3 -Perfect Phillips Pierce Gov 44 Pioneer Gold.

do S4 pt 67' a PlacrDev 16Va PlombTool 7 PlymCde 41 PlymRubr 4 Polaroid 15 PorterHK 14' a May 2.65 July 22.40 Sent. 21.10 in a in(1949. cAccumula-paid or payable in dPaid or payable in FAMILY burial lot. at a great saving, beautiful memorial par. DE 3-0392.

20.50 bPaid tions 1950. 1950. Agricult AmAUia AmAuto AmEquit AmFidCs AmNwrk AmReins AmSurety Autolns Bankers Boston CmdnFire 34 57 24 45 24 16 20 30 sa 58 98 58 21 20.00b 19.70 20.10 20.15 Oct. 20.10 4 G-H-I GatiruP 1.20 1 15- Mfg. 2 6- GenA'loys 1 2 Sup 7 2 et.ash andor stock.

LANDIS. Nov. 5. 1950. MISS EMMA of Sales.

669 contracts; b-bld. Piper Aircraft liquidating divi- Natcas NatFire NatUn NwAmCs NwHmpF NY Fire NoRiver 4218 Pechln St. Relative, and friends invited to flncluding dend. PtsmthStl 13', PittsLE 2d 640 32! a 36 41 184 26 34 38 44 20 27 the service 11 A. w.

Mills Turner NEW YORK WOOL TOPS 30 12 Funeral Home. 6028 Ridge Roxborough. Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9. PotashCo PuntaAlg Purolator Open High Dec.

296.0b 301.0 9 ConnGnLf 93 Nrtheastrn 7 Su mmary of Earnings Reports 1951 RalstnStlC 5 Northern 45 60! a 74 26 48 26 17 21 32 60 62 103! 'a 62 22 67 37 40 58 76 67 62 101 21 28 53 13 21 32 Close 297.5b 293 Ob 288. Ob 283.0b 277 Oh Low 296.5 292 5 238.0 281 .5 277.0 296 5 Mar. 47 152 up 1.5 up 2 5 up 2 .5 up 3 0 un 3.0 Pac Fire 145 -Net Income- Net on Common ontlCas 64' a CrumFstr 344 EmpGrp 38 EmpReins 55 Federal 72' i Paclnd 3n iflfmorfam If yea Jeiira fa insert an "In MimoTiam" notion the annivtrtory of thm lot of your lovd tU Mitt Sharp Rl 0-tOOO una will bm glad yom in prtparing nasaafa. 60 285.5b 293.0 280.0b 285.5 274.0b 280 0 May July Oct. "a Company Period 18J Allied Gas 12 mo.

30 272.0b 274 0 274 0 up 4.0 Dec. 80 5 42 30' 27' 25' 16! 53' 3: 26' 8' 14' 16 77 2 30 American Seating: .9 mo. Sept. 30 Butler Broa Quar. Sept.

30 FidDpMd 63! Sales. 713.000 lbs. Spot off 10 points at PeerlssC Phoenix Pref Acer ProvWsh Reins NY 302 On: b-bid; n-nominal. 59 3 3U Butler Bros. 9 mo.

Sept. 30 St. Mpls. Omaha 9 mo. Sept.

30 7 RepubTex 34 Dnnohne Bros. FirePhila FiremFB Firemlns GenReins GlensFlls GlobeRep 9 mo. Sept. 30 98 19 26 50 AUTOMATIC Screw Machino Operator! JOURNEYMEN Able to et-up and opera' No No. OO, No.

2G Bingle Spindle Automatic. HAND Screw Machine Operators 1 2'a StP Fire 104' SeabdSur 58' NEW YORK ZINC FUTURES Open High Low Close Dee. 25.00b 26.10 26.10 26.00b up 50 Jan. 25.00b 25.85 25.85 25.75b up 50 Feb. 25.00b 25.85 25.85 25.50b up 50 Mar.

24.00b 25.25 25.25 25.00b up 50 Sales, four lots: b-bid. 11 3 GlobeRtgr 19 do pfd 93 Monuments 33 5'-a 43' i 45'a 32 34 At 468 4f 50 4 23' a CnsDearo id ContlAirLn 5 45 ContCop 14 Cram pt on 1 Crowell 14 Dan Pavr 18 Delhi OU 23 Delta Airt 15 Dent Sup 12 Dent Sup 12 DetrCdaT 18' a Detr Harv 13 DetrlntlB 13 Dewev Al 30 Dia Alkali 40 Dictaphne 33 Di-Noc. 4i 35 Distr Ttaea 4 Dixon Crc 29 Dravo 28! pu Mor.tLb '5'c of 20' a Dur.ABrd 24 Durez 14 Dw lirht 50' Ea Racing 2' a EaTennNG 7' a EUtilAsso 25' a EaUtil cvp F4ison 13 Flectrol 2T Flectrolux 14 ElkHrnCl 11' a EmprStOil 3 "a Fedl Mach 3 Fifty Bwy 11 FirstBkSt 20' a First Bost 30' a Flr.MllAm 10 Flying; Tigr 4 FooteBros 14 Foote Mm 76 Ford Motor 4a 1 5 Foremost 10 Foundatn 4' a Fownes Br 3' Fresnillo 7 Fuller 2' Garlock 16 GnAnal A 70 Gen Crude 34 GenDryBat 6 Getchel 41 a GtPtldCem 4'. Giddings 10 3lass Fbrs 11 Gd Humor 6" GtAmlnds 1 Orace.WR 28' a Greer Hyd 9'. GrinneU 36' a Gruen 9 GumPrd A 2 HaileMmes 1 Hajoca 27 30 Secuntv Sorngfld StdAccl Travelers US US Fire I'S Guar FOR ALL 33 35 1950 1949 1950 1949 $31,734 $20,741 $2 25 $1.47 1,231,371 1.9C8.606 489 7 51 1.325.335 748.474 1 07 .55 1,963 580 dl.

194,192 145 d1, 127.375 d1. 851, 131 636.278 405.726 4 24 2.70 9.962.336 10.578.418 5 334,795 4.820.965 2 10 f2.07 1 634,138 904,358 1.39 f.75 2.844.675 8.981.649 2.85 3.99 1.030.094 1.000,187 202 1.96 200.621 100,064 .98 .49 1.864,987 1.861.832 O223.790 0243.203 1.305 668 839,995 4.43 3.11 548.421 629.331 .51 .58 1,258.927 1.493.241 116 1.38 14,145 000 7.273,000 1.75 f116 d4315 134,891 -08 439.801 1 19 2,355.695 c2.389,741 2 78 f292 1 443.746 813.407 4 01 f2 64 20,261,119 18 448,030 6.48 6 90 374,094 287.495 1 27 98 June 23. 1950. h-Before income taxes. e-For 5 62 GtAmlna Hanover HtfdFire HtfdStm Homelna Died CIMETER1IS C.

"WOOD flft H. 15 13 4 1 4 12 22 32 11 VI I'" 132' a 136 31 33 34 36 69 93 21 11 WestFire f0 nuke Power Kl Paso Natural Gas General Finance Great Northern Paper Hoilingsworth ft Whitney Illinois Brick Montana-Dakota till ties. Natomii Water Kangaroo Electrte Southeastern Greyhound 8outheaatern Greyhound Siinray Oil Twin Coach Twin Coach Van Norman Co. Ward Baking Wayne Knitting MlUs Weyerhaeuser' limber Wilson-Jones 12 mo. Sept.

30 12 mo. Sept. 30 .9 mo. Sept. 30 .9 mo.

Sept. 30 .39 wks. Oct. 1 .40 wks. Oct.

7 12 mo. Sept. 30 Sept 30 9 mo. Sept. 30 Sept.

30 12 mo. Sept. 30 .9 mo. Sept. 30 Sept.

30 ..9 mo. Sept. 30 .40 wkg. Oct. 7 42 wk.

Oct. 21 .9 mo. Sept. 30 9 mo. Sept.

30 Aug. 31 LAWLEY. Cm Nor. 6. 1950.

FLORENCE F. LAWLEY. Service and interment private. LEVIN. Nov.

5, FANNIE, wife of the late Benjamin, of 4949 N. 9tb mother of Louis, Morris and Ruben, Mrs. Dorothy Veill and Sarah Kauffman. ai.ter of Ida Rogol: also survived by three grandchildren. Relatives, friends, members of Dr.

Krauskoph Lodge of Brith Abraham and Tuba Lodge, are invited to funeral services. 1 P. M. precisely, at Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel, 2129 N. Broad St.

Int. Monteflore Cem. (Shiva will be observed at 4949 N. 9th st.) LL'SCH. Nov.

3. NELLIE M. LUSCH, of 5828 Springfield daughter of the late William J. and Nellie Leahy Lusch. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

8:30 A. C. Home for Funerals, 3937 Chestnut where friends may call eve. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MARCH. Nov.

5, 1950. MARGARET A. (nee Redmond), formerly of 2835 N. 26th wife of the late William A. March.

and mother of John C. March. Relative, and friend, and B. V. M.

Sodality are invited to funeral, Wednesday. 9 A. from Funeral Borne of Paul O. Hagerty. 2321 W.

Lehigh ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. at St. COlumba's Church. Int.

St. Agnes' Cemetery. West Chester. Friends may call Tuesday evening. McDONALD.

On Not. 4. 1950. of 2616 w. Franklin ANNA M.

(nee West), wife of Harry M. McDonald. Relatives and friends invited to the service, 1 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan.

1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Friends Invited Wed. eve. MURRAY. Not. 5.

1950, of 1732 Stocker ANNA G. (nee Graff), wife of Alexander F. Murray. Relatives and friends are invited to the services. 2 P.

Parlors st John A. 400 (all. Lansdawna ALLISON. Suddenly, Nov. 3.

1950, of 2934 Camac ALOYSIUS husband of Mabel tnee Booth). Relative, and friends, employes CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES Al 44M4aHBsa 3 8 34 40 18 Able to set-up At opera' No St No. 1 Hand Screw Machines. or me Atlantic Kenning invited to funeral CHICAGO WHEAT close! to 4 higher. 5 Wednesday.

8:30 A. McCafl.rty'. Funeral Home. 6126 Torresdale ave. Solemn High Mas.

FLOWERS- 18 16 82 oi Kequiem. St. etepnen cnurcn. 10 A. 15 Pr.Close Low 1 Interment Our Lady of Grace Cemetery.

Friends WHEAT: Ooen High Dee. 2.28 'i 2.31 Mar. 2 37 2.37 May 2 37 22 37 2 28 fi. 28T. 2.27 7 may call Tuesday evening.

1.85 2.3.1 2 33 FOR ALL OCCASIONS i IE lent 9-4171 2.31 2 3l, ANSTOTZ. Nov. 5. 1950, EDITH GILBERT 11 2 32 2 33 27 30 42 ANSTOTZ (nee Lehman), wife of Fred R. An- RemArms RevereRac 5 Richardsn 21 RichmCedr 7 RilevStok 16' a Robi.Man 1 Robertson 38 Rockwell 22' a RomeChle 23' a RussellMf 15 SacoLowt 41 SaftyCHL 16 SamsnU pf 4 Scrant Lc 20 SeahrkFm 4 Searle Co 59 SeatrainL 10 Sec Bk Nte 2 Sec Bk pf 6 Spencer 33 Smith.

KF 37 Snap-OnT 15 Sou Adv 17 Sou Prod 14 SWLumbr 7 Speer Cbn 25 SpragueEl 23 StalevMf 40 StdMilling 5H StdRyEqp 15 StdScrew 52 Std Stokr 10 Stanly Wk 5V Stern St 11! Strawb CI 20 StrombeC 12' a StruthrW 13 Sub Propn 13' a Susq Mills 5 Taca Airw 1H Talon. Inc 23 Tampax 37 TaylrWIS 32 TelecolnCp Tenn Centl TennCn pf 70 TennProd 17 do pfd 6 ThriftyDrg 8 TidelandOil Timelnc 33'a TimelyCl 11' TobinPack 8 Torringtn 32 2.28 2.25f 2 26. 5 3 stotz. of 2084 ave. Relatives and friends Juit 2.28 CORN: Dee.

.94 6 43 weeks ended Oct. 22. 1949. d-Net loa. On fewer shares.

95'. .92 .89 are Invited to service 2 Kirk St Nice. 6301 German town ave. Int. Sunset Memo 8 2223 N.

Front St. 2 avfalr Start 7059 Fra.kfara Am. 17 16 56 12' i 53 124 76 Produce Market Prices Mar. May JUlT OATS Dec. Mar.

Majr July 169'i 1 69a l.flTa 167 161, 1.69 1.69'a 1 17, 163 1.70 1.70 If'. 1 68 1.83 ,94 .82 .91 9t'487 .89 'a .83 .88 84 .864 .82 '4 3' a rial Pack. Friend, may call Wednesday eve. ASH. Nov.

5. 1950, MARY JANE GRIFFITH, wife of Frank R. Ash of Rosamond Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 P. Funeral Home. Andrew J.

Bair St Son. 3925 Chestr.ut St. Int. Woodlands Cem. Friend, may call 7 to 9 P.

M. BAIL. Nov. 5. 1950.

WILLIAM, of 3041 W. 22 NEARBY EGG AUCTIONS POTLESTOWN 7 5 4 11 12 7 Susquehanna husband of the lata Mollis Healey. 2302 S. 12th St. Int.

Fern wood Cem. FTiends may call Wednesday eve. 1.57 A.52 1 54i 1.50 1.65 1 58'i 1 603 1.57 1.67 13 1.63 1.59 WHITE: Fancy larae Fancy medium Extra large Extra medium 14 15'- 14' 6' 1' 25 40! 34 10! 78 18 RYE: Dec. 1.57 Mar 1 65 Juir 1.67 SOYBEANS: Nov. 2.83 Jan.

2 86 May 2.90 M.t 2 9Ha July 2.91 LARD: Nov. 12.80 Standard large NEWHALL. November 5. 195. ELIZABETH S.

NEWHALL. of 217 W. Mt. Airy Vespers for the dead said Wednesday 8:30 P. Requiem, St.

Luke's Church. Germantown, Thursday. November 9th, at 10:30 A. M. Interment private.

It is earnestly requested that no flowers be sent. Thoss wishing to remember the departed may send checks to the Germantown Hospital for use by the Social Service fj 2 80 2.83 2.83 2 86 a 2 86a 2 90 a 2.874 2.91 2 87 2.91 12 75 13 12 2 '3 2 77 2 80 2 82 2.81 12.50 14 35 14 45 14 70 14 92 High 70 54 69 53 51 45 50 49 45 35 67 54 69 53 52 43 45 35 Low 65 53 58 47 48 45 48 43 40 33 58 48 57 47 51 43 40 33 FUNERAL DIRICTOR Ten aepareta fwnsrol porlsr, a't-con-ditionsd. No har lor it ml Paris'. or organ service. No additional charae for ivBwrbon calls, 5 .30 14 80 15 2n Dee.

14.80 Bail and devoted father of Mr. Bertha Lobel. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 1 P. at Joseph Levlne St Son's, 1512 N.

Broad t. Int. Monteflore Cem. BARNES. Suddenly, of 1138 Hewson Nov.

4, FRANKLIN husband of France. Barnes (nee Rlchey). Relative, and friends invited to the funeral 8:30 A. Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home.

307 E. Girard ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Immaculate Conception Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friend, may call at the Funeral Home Wed. eve. BURKE.

Suddenly, in Norristown. Nov. 3. 1950. JOHN husband of Deneria Barto Burke.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Boyd Funeral Home, 718 Swede Norristown. at 8:30 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Patrick'.

Church, 9:30 A. M. Int. private. Friend, may call Tues.

7 to 9. .32 14 80 1525 Jan. 14 SO Standard medium Prod, large Prod medium Pullet. Peeweea BROWN: Fancy large Fancy medium large Extra medium Standard large Standard medium Pulieu MODEL MAKERS AND MODEL SHOP MECHANICS Must Bo Journeymen with experience ln alteration or repair of oomplet model or attachments. Thorough knowledge of machine tool, and ability to work to elos tolerances.

Abl to deviaa short run die. GRINDER Cylindrical 8-up and operata straight or ingi step work. Orlfle sleeve and shafts for bearing finish. TURRET LATHE OPERATORS Must ba Journeymen, abl aa. up and op era's w.

St at 2A and Turret Lath. Th Employment Oftto will be open Tuesday, NovemssaT 7th, until T. M. for tatrviw. for th aaav positions only.

Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company BROWN WSTRUMTOfT DTYTfIOW Wayne Robertt Ave. Continued From Preceding Pag: 40. 3 '2-4 33. 3 'i-4 hormonlzed 35-36. 3-3 bormomaed 31-33: blacks 5 and up fancy 41-42.

4 -5 37-39: red. 5 and up 3S-36. 4-4 24: rocks 5 and up one mark 44: 3 i -4 32. Broilers, rocks 31-32: crosses nearby and New England 28-30 lew cockerels 30. Turkeya.

hen. 48. torn. 36. DRESSED POULTRY steady.

Fowls, dry packed, bxa. fresh and frozen 27-30. Old cocks, dry packed, bxa. fresh and frozen 24-27. Squaba.

white, fresh 90-95. Ducks. Long Inland, iced, fresh. No 1 bbla 31-32; No 2 bbls 27-28. Ducks.

Long Island, frazen. No 1 bbla 32-33; No 1 crtt. 33-34; quick-frown, bxa. 33'a-34. Turkeya.

farwestern, dry packed, fresh, young hens. 10-18 42-51: young torn. 16-24 37-40, 24 and over 37-37: northwestern, dry packed, fresh, young hen. 10-18 42-51: young torn. 16-24 36-39.

24 and over 36 northwestern, iced, fresh, young bens 10-16 44-50: young torn 16-24 37-33. 24 and over 37; Virginia. bronsa. iced, fresh, young hens 16-18 41-53; young tons 16-22 38' -38. 22 and evar 36-37: BelUvilie whites, young hen.

and young toma 5-9 67, young toms 10-14 46-48: Pennsylvania, "bronze, iced, fresh, young hens 10-16 44-50; young torn. 16-22 37-38, 22 and over 37; dry packed, freeh. Beltsville whites, young hens and young toms 5-9 57; young toms 10-14 46-48. Mar. 13.20 J.b' 15.

lO 15.62 15.95 15.30 15.85 Department. OLASK. Not. 6. 1950.

HANNAH, wife off the late Charles, of 4757 N. Camac mother I of Melvin, Howard, Sylvan and Minnie. Relative anri frinri ar invitff to funeral 1 9 1H 35 12f Maj 15. 30, 173- s' a 34 Haloid 28 Hanna 143 Hansn-VW 8 HarborPly 8 HarnsSey 34' a Harris SU 12 Harshaw 29 HtfdEmp 37 Haskeiite HavLltho 2'i Hearst pf 21 Higgir.s 1 Hoe (R) 7 15 Peewee. 16 13 17 Cases sold.

1392. Towmtr Tracerlab Trailmob TransGas 12 16 AMstatCatkat Hearts Us-haliter) Oee Aolaasabn Pillaw fmbalminy Mattrets Hanks Handled Chan late inoeave! Crepes eed Ovttids Case Advertisint rtfaeral Odd-lt Transactions WASifGTON, Nov. 6. SEC reports Ahese odd-lot transactions on N. 7 Stock Exchange.

Nov. 3 Sharon Ordm Purcha 153,440 6.125 Short 2.600 66 137.703 4.840 19 18" BUTLER. Not. 4. 1950, of 5242 Sylveeer ESTRTJ.B M.

BUTLER fnee Ryan), daugh 1 30' a 10 39! a 11 2 la 2 30' 30 151 9 9 36 13 31 'a 40 5 2 22 1 8 14 18'. 12 7 54 22'a 7'a 40 29 8 8 5 10 11 do unin 70 72 39 9 9 ter or tne late toward j. and Anna M. Ryan, Relative, and also employes of the Phila. Gas Works are invited to services Thurs do 13 16 Net -rcna 11' TINE LAND High 64 50 62 50 62 46 42 39 51 70 Hoo-er HtTOldfA rMLBS BOUND LOT TKNS ACTIONS 11 Pu-jiaae.

64.300 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES HtlsStatlr 23 p. M.j aactiurg's raneraj Home. 1665 Harrison Frankford. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Friends may call Wednesday evening. CLIFFORD. Suddenly on Not. 5. 19S0, EMMA (nee McNeill), wife of the late John Clifford.

Relatives and friend, are invited to 2:45 P. M. precisely, at Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st.

Int. Har Nebo Cem. (Shiva will be observed at 4757 N. Camac FAWLOWSKI. Nov.

3, 1950, HENRY, of 117 Morris husband of the lata Stella Paw-lowski (nee Wisniewskl). Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A. from Moderate's Funeral Home, 755 8. 2nd st. Solemn Mass of Requiem.

St. Stanislaus Church. 9:30 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. PERRY. Nor.

1950, FRANCIS 3 son of Margaret (nee Donovan) and the lata Henry Perry. Relatives, friends and employes of Pbileo Corp. are invited to funeral 8 A. from bis late residence, 3345 N. Howard st.

Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Hugh's Church at 9 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Dover.

Del. Friends may call Wed. av. PETTERSON. Nor.

5. 1950. JACQUELINE JEANNE, daughter of S. G. and Blanch.

Smith Patterson, of Bryn Mawr Gables. Brvn Mawr. Funeral sea-vica will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock: from the Stuard Funeral Home. 114 Cricke Ardmore. Friends la-Tited Tuesday evening, WHITS: AA large AA medium A large A medium large medium Pullet Peewea Ducts Jumbos BROWN: AA large AA medium A large A medium 48 16' 19 Close Low 56 46 S5 45 51 42 39 36 50 63 56 46 55 45 39 67 Ti sates Avg.

58 47 57 46 53 43 40 37 50 66 59 47 58 46 41 68 High 40.48 Low 40.10 40.15 off 10 Durchaae- TricoProd 37 UnitArtTh 8 UnitDrUl A 8 do 10 UnitPieceDye Wk pf 45 UnitPP 144 US Finish 18 do pfd 57 US Potsh 27 US Sugar 5 US Truck 15 UnivMtch 26 UnivWind 12 Upson Co 14 VacmCone 2 Veeder Rt 364 nNov. 4: funeral 8:30 A. from the residence AcWitianal Chorga for Oaenisa Gfvs NO CHAISE FOt A.UIIARIII Mo DeserrMtg for (afVaest. lilt W. LIHIOH AVI.

9th mil AVI. CHIITIN am! OOONTZ AVH. All If) IKY A nANKPOIO AVI. tor AS! Office Caff tll. 4.3000 39,060 23.240 58.423 1.250 52.050 40.03 '2? tftrc hasea Open Dee.

40.28 1931: Mar. 40 13 May 22.65 July 39.44 Oct. 33.99 Dec. 35.80 1952: Mar. 35.65 hort sale 2,050 33 1.795 40 32 22.90 39.60 36.16 35 88 40 05 22.61 39 35 36.02 33.80 Off 2220 Up 2 up 13 up 21 IB' 22.56 39.30 35 93 35 67 Hoving Howe Sound 4' a pt 52 Hugoton 21 KytronRad IdealCem 38 IndBkshr 27 IntlFurn 7 IntlFurn 7 Intl Resist 4 IntlRes pf 9 InUTxtbk to 65 50 'i 64 49 43 70 28 of her daughter.

Mrs. Harry Farnell, 2219 N. Philip st. Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church at 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchr Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

CULBERTSON. Nor. 4. 1 950. GBOROIE.

wife of the lata Or. Culbertson. Funeral service. Tue 11 A. John P.

Donohua Bona. 6.373 DE.4XEB3 BOUND LOT TRANSACTIONS Jumbos Purchase. 18.100 Short tale 35.75 35 63 35.75 up 27 41 08b. nW 1ft: B.nnmmil. Cases sold.

4786. Middling spot Total sale 13.320 Average Dries 15 16 in. middlina at ID anuthera 5400 Market st. Interment private, Friends may call Monday. 1:30 to 9 P.

14. iNet purchase. 4,780 CHICAGO Cash LARD 13.12s, loose 13.3T. soot Karkata. 40.23.

VerneyCorp 7 i ri ts i ri rt ma.