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rnona rmir want-arls Bell l'hon RIttcnhouse G00O rtion jrour -nt-1 nnfl A Keystnn li 5000 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 1. 1042 Died Died Legal Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices DIVORCE NOTICES TODAY'S AUCTION SALES NAMR H. T.

ft CO. N. 0th Belated Rally By Richardson Earns Title H. T. 1KKKMAN A O.

ISO 10 liatlnut St. 00 P. M. KASKKV QflN 614 n. llth Sf.

IO.O A. J. A. Henry Five Loses Overbrook Court Fray, 27-24 After several weeks of holding many conferences to decide on a neutral floor, Richardson and J. A.

Henry finally got together last night for their third and deciding game for the Overbrook Church Basketball League championship. Richardson captured the title by downing J. A. Henry, 27 to 24, at 60th and Walnut sts. The teams were well matched, and the score ran evenly throughout the play.

Eight minutes of the opening period had been played before Tommy Humes dropped the first double-decker of the game, and J. A. Henry got off into a lead which it held until the half closed, leading by 14 to 9 at the intermission. TAKES LEAD Richardson started the second half with a rush and on baskets- by Henry Van Es, Bob Pitman and Marty Live-sey, assumed the lead. It was evened up On a foul toss by J.

A. Henry, but Richardson again rallied to gain a four-point advantage, which gave it its final lead. J. A. Henry drew within two points in the closing minutes, but Henry Van Es clinched the game for Richardson with his third two-pointer of the game.

It was the second straight Overbrook Church League championship for Richardson. RICHARDSON J. A. HENRY G. F.

P. G. F. P. Nakeshian.f 2 0 4 Ferraro.f Oil Braker.f 2 0 4 Sims.f 5 0 10 LIvesey.e 3 17 Feenev.c 113 Pitman.

13 5 Sneddon. 0 11 Van Es.g 3 17 Cameron. 2 0 4 Dunn.g 0 Lawson.g 113 Humes, 10 2 Totals 11 5 27 Totals Referee Jones. 10 4 24 Forte Forces Leon to Quit By JOHN WEBSTER Continued From First Sports Page moment, and socked Leon in the mouth. That was the finish.

"No more. No more," grunted Diogenes, and turning his back, he strode to his corner. And a most unusual chapter of fistic history had been repeated. Forte weighed 128 while Leon beamed 122. pounds.

FRANKIE CARTO WINS Later, Diogenes complained of a nose injury. The trouble seemed rather to lie in his heart, however. In a slashing battle of South Philadelphia feathers, Frankie Carto, 124 li, fought his way to an unanimous decision over Frankie Donato, 123, in the first of promoter Toppl's eight-round features. Yet the affair was so colorful and bitterly fought that they'll certainly meet again. With a salvo of head shots, hooks and crosses, Carto had the skinny left-hander all but knocked out in the first round.

He couldn't finish the job, as it turned out, and Donato came back with ripping rallies in the third, fourth and sixth to make it a close contest. DO DO WOODS VICTOR Then, Carto, face bruised and arms weary, spurted gallantly in the last two sessions to win the duel of former Inquirer A. A. champions. Do Do Woods, 150, local Negro, defeated Herschel Joiner, 147, once of Cincinnati, and now stationed at Aberdoon Proving Ground, in the top six-rounder.

Sergeant Johnny Guy, 150, U. S. Marines, halted Billy Williams, 150, a local Negro, at 1.53 of the third round. Turning pro, Joe D'Agostino, 139 Kensington, kayoed Edwin Reeves, 143. another lad from Aberdeen, at 1.43 of the second period.

The big crowd contributed to a net gate of $1805.47 for the privilege of witnessing a sparkling show. SUITS FOR DIVORCE BEGUN McAlpIn William vs. Kathleen Msry. Relleville Isahelle Agnes vs. John Robert.

Fallon Prisrllla vs. Joseph. Schervone Lena vs. Harris. Scannaplece Nicholas vs.

Louise. Hoellering Ruth M. vs. Paul E. D'Orazio Margaret H.

vs. Loulf. Powell Elherta P. vs. Ernest J.

Morris William A. vs. Edna. Hayward James G. vs.

Sarah. Smukler Rose vs. Albert. Cubin Jennie vs. Morris.

Ciil Ceorge S. vs. Anna D. Anderson Howard J. vs.

Helen. MctJrath Thelma A. vs. Joseph J. Cucinatta Josephine vs.

Anthonv. Nolnn Mabel s. C. vs. William Francis.

Bowie Gloria v. Robert W. MacMahon George vs. Helen. Blazer Helen R.

vs. Hurry W. McKitlop Anna 1. vs. Pa'trick.

DIVORCES GRANTED Pros perl I -aura S. from Nero. Seymour Elsie from Arthur. Vaenbaur Charles L. from Ida.

Green Allen R. from Emily. Davidson Bessie G. from Meyer D. Leser Anna M.

from John G. Maskell Carrie R. from Jame W. Nichels Amelia from Eugene. Kliger Jacob from Esther J.

I SAUTF.1L Aprlt 2t, GUSTAV c. of l' i cilrrn ka nee hry-lungi, of 22.1 111 ike hc Iti kledic. Rein-lives nd friends me Invited to funeral. Sal 2 I. .1, W.

Demi A Son. (int. 11, 1 Fox chaae, I'hlia. Int. Lawn-lw Com, Kiiends call Ftl.

ave, 7 to III t.t 1 Marlborough St Apnl 29, MARY A. (nee Buigessi, wife of Frederick Schuler. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 2 P. Wm.

Row-en Grant Funeral Home. 307 Girard ave. Int. Northwixid. Friends call Friday eve.

April 29. SARAH, wife or the late George Schwartz (nee Roylel. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 9.3() A. Givntsh Funeral Home.

5th st. at Llndley ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Incarnation. 11 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Fit. eve. SCHWARTZ.

April 29. EDWARD L. husband of the late Harielt Schwartz. Funeral 9 A. Strlttmatter Funeral Home, 186 Green lane, Manavunk.

Requiem Mass, Mary's Church. 10 A. M. Interment St. Mary'a Cemeterv.

Poxborough. Viewing Friday after 7 P. KELLERS. At Bellevue. on April 30, 1942.

RICHARD SELLERS. Funeral services will he held at his late home. Bellevue, near Edge Moor, on Saturday afternoon, May 2, ut 2 o'clock. Int. private.

KEVERNS. In Springfield. the 29th, ALICK W. SEVERNS. 63, of 462 Belmont ave.

Funeral at the parlors of the Dick-lnson-Streeter Companv, Springfield, Saturday. May 2d, 3.30 P. M. KHELTON. April 29, ARTEMUS B.

husband of Mary Wyman Shelton. of 1039 N. 7th st. Relatives and friends are Invited to services. 2.30 P.

Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud. 6OO-02 N. find st. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Frl. eve. MMONS. April 29.

EDWARD husband of Genevieve D. Simons (nee Donneri. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society and Men of Malvern are invited to funeral. 9 A. from late residence, 6221 Rising Sun ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. William's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Frl. eve. Kindly omit flowers. 8MVI.IF.

Of Messiah Universalis! Home. April 29. ELLA wife of the late William Smylie. Services Sat 2 P. Apis.

William II. Huttersby. 3316 N. Broad St. Int.

North-wood Cem. STEIN.MKTZ. Suddenly, at his home. Kami April 29. F.

HERBERT, beloved husband of Myrtle Steinmetz (nee Brackini. Relatives, friends, also members of East Allegheny Ave. Methodist Church and Sunday School, are Invited to the services. 1.30 P. Kester's Funeral Home.

609-11 East Allegheny ave. Int. Forest Hills Cem. Friends call Fri. eve.

STONEI.AKE. April 25). suddenly. HAR- ill hushand or Margaret 1. (nee A amp-bell 1 Stonelake.

Relatives and friends. B. of 1 E. Division 71. Loyal Order of Beavers and the Reading Company employees are invited to funeral.

Saturday, 8.30 A. from residence. 3569 Indian Queen Lane, East Falls. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Bridget's Church.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. THOMPSON. March 8.

1942, at Day-tona Beach. MAUDE wife of George I- Thompson. Services at Cedar Hill May 2, 1942, at 2 o'clock. TIERNFY. Suddenly.

April 29. AGNES M. (nee Kelly), wife of Edward Tierney. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. 9:30 A.

late residence. 521 Township Line, Elkins Park, Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. James' Church. 11 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Fri. eve.

UNDERCI FFLER. April 28. SARAH H. Relatives, friends, also Liberty Bell Council. No.

76. S. and D. of Minnehaha Council. No.

8. D. of invited to services. 3 P. Kester's Funeral Home.

609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends call Fri.

eve. VAN ATTA. April 2S. 1942. MARGARET (nee Thompson), wife of William H.

Van Atta. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services. 2 P. at her late residence. 3909 N.

Franklin st. Friends may call Fri. eve. Int. North-wood Cem.

VOOT. Suddenly. April 29. 1942. LESTER husband of pearl M.

Vogt tnee Kormann). aged 29 years. Relative and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 8 A. M.

from the Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose. 2616 Bridge Bridesburg. Solemn Requiem Mass.

All Saints' Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. may call 7 to 10 P. M. WALT. On April 30, 1942.

URSULA STAUSS, wife of Alfred Walt, of 20O4 ing-ohocking st. Relatives, friends, IJerman-town Chapter No. 223. O. E.

and Amaranth Court No. 67. are invited to the ser vice on Saturday at 2.30 P. at Oliver m. inair s.

Chestnut St. Interment Ivy Hill Cem. Viewing Friday evening. WALTON. Of 1661 Wakeling st April 29.

l'42. MARGARET widow of Jacob W. Walton, age 87 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at the Warren E. Titus Funeral Home. 6948 Torresdale ave. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem.

Friend may call Friday eve. APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES Ruey E. Jame. 21. Minneapolis.

and Richard W. Kimbell, 23, Minneapolis. Minn. Lillian Landherr. 16.

2118 N. 2d and Harry Williams. 21, 182S N. Mascher st. Doroihy T.

Corbln. 21, 4821 Olive and William Summers, 21, 614 N. 49th st. Catherine G. Mehl, 22, 6.382 Woodbine and Frank Tait, 26, 252 S.

Farragut Terrace. Anna M. Tedesco. 19. 2333 S.

Carlisle and Frank Caristo, 22, 2420 S. Hutchinson st. Mildred M. Molin. 23.

4338 Mitchell st and Paul I. Tc.xter. 27, 133 Ripka st. Marie L. Dixon.

22, Rockledge, and Geoige W. McMahon, 22. 5243 N. Marshall St. Evelyn Wol finger.

19. 337 E. Gale and Raymond Kem, 26, 4741 N. Rosehill st Sclma Romm. 24.

Concord Hall. 4Sth and Spruce and Victor V. Willard, 28, Concord Hall. Margaret C. Genaldi.

21. 930 W. Boston and William K. Phelan, 22, 3601 N. st.

Kathryn M. Plath. 17. 3223 Salmon and John G. Stevens.

23, 3117 Gaul st Pearl B. Smith, 17. 4742 Pine and Richard G. Blevins. 22.

Shelbv, Neb Olga Peterson. 25, 4233 Salem and Donald P. Maloney. 23. 5020 Griscom st.

Mary O'Brien. 29. 4530 Locust and Leonard Lefebvre. 29. 4530 Locust st.

Frances Fil, 48. 4531 N. 18th and Jacob Rurak. 50. 4531 N.

18th st. Ethel Johnson. 55. 4527 Walnut and Isaac H. Hart, 62.

Chicago. J. Lorlnda C. Stewart. 27.

Alden Park Manor, and Robert H. Hughes, 25. 1311 Wagner st. Dorothv Stevenson. 28.

6137 N. Lawrence and Claire A. Keeports, 28, 2068 La Rue st. Estelle Zawrotny. at.

33.M Almond and Norman O. Scheider. 37, 2622 E. Venango st. Edith 38.

Worcester. Mass and Yale Lnlner, 21. Worcester, Mass Dolores M. Ebenfuhrer. 17.

2029 Rroad and William H. Fisher, 22. 6568 N. Woodstock st. Margaret R.

Yezarskl. 17. 2229 l.Mh and George Gemhel. 21. 2137 N.

15th st Jessie Jones, 23. 1424 W. Cambridge and Jerome Brown. 24, 1415 N. 19th St.

Elsa Zellmann. 32. Willow Grove. Pa and Adolph SchaaL 36. 4502 N.

16th Florence Horn. 28. Girardville, and Albert Yoder, 33. Girardville. Pa Marguerite C.

Grace. 20, 1141 E. Stafford and John J. Robinson, 26, 1221 E. Stafford st.

Daisey Shires. 21. 7004 Elmwood and Benedict Lear. 24. 7364 Wheeler st.

Ida M. Belz, 21, 19. Du Pont and Henry J. Carney. 22.

164 Du Pont st. Elaine M. Sailer. 20, 5024 and Alvln V. Wenp.

24. 4501 Lancaster ave. Agnes M. Tnmkins, 18. 215 W.

Spencer and Chandler E. Piatt, 24. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Hose Cohen.

30. 2.149 N. TOth at and Jack Sllberman. 36. 22(8 N.

Dakota at. Anna camnrata. 37, Princeton and James Camnrata, 40, 4906 Princeton ave. (remarriage). Elizabeth J.

Mezzico. 21, 2R35 Livingston and James J. Farrant, 23, 2663 Sepviva mont st. Louise M. Williams.

17, 4730 Upland and Thomas P. Kilbride, 21. 1244 S. Grey-lock st. Madeline R.

Magulre. 22. 2651 Aramingo and James J. Farrant, 23, 2663 Sepviva St. Anne Rabe.

25. 3312 Palethorpe and Arthur Franke. 29, 444 E. Clearfield t. Chlorlnda Jefferson, 29, 1216 Mercv and William J.

Blount. 35. 1840 Mountain st. Ruth F. Williams.

34. 5932 N. and Eric Schofield. 33. 3515 New Queen st.

Sylvia L. Finkle. 23. 4O0 W. Annsbury and Carl Rothman.

25. 7027 Ogontz av. Dorothy M. Berner. 21, 3822 N.

Delhi and Eugene E. Hcwthorne, 22, 7455 Thouron st. Anne L. Goodvear. 25.

326 Klngsley nnd Adolph F. Zell, 24. 406 W. Lindley ave. Esther Horowitz, 25.

2240 N. Park and Solomon Leob. 32, 4210 Wyalusing av. Julia A. Konieczna.

23. 154 Carson and Stanley J. Chanko, 24, Bridgeport, Pa. Morina Rocco, 22. 621 Annln and John F.

Averona, 22. 1208 S. Marshall st. Elsie E. Cook, 21.

3056 N. 10th and William Hirsch. 27. 3529 N. 7th st.

Ruth S. Spelt. 28. 1205 Harrison and Willard A. Raislev.

35. 8047 Cresco ave. Mabel C. Caldwell. 26.

275 W. Haines and Francis J. Hermann, 31, 7134 Louise road. Svlvla Fineberg. 22.

2143 South and Jacob Hvmovitz. 28. 31'M st. Rita C. Menna.

21. 1602 E. Mohican and Aristides A. Scorpa, 22. 1239 S.

15th st. Sell-Perk Tossers Beat Lansdale, 4-3 PERKASIE. April 30. Sell- ersville-Perkasie High tossers turned in their fourth straight victory in the Bux-Mont Scholastic Conference by defeating Lansdale High, 4 to 3. here tonight.

til 4RIK Ol HT Mlr. tlU 4. J7I In re IIKIilim of Ihf Jlh rd of lb l'Hil1rlha. TiJ tlir giurlrr of lor of (lu nilr t'lun npplovrd the lroit a majority llif ('iimiiiixiun npimlnlol to inquire into the I iv i nil ut the Ward trie City of and enlfied an CnlT providing. Inter aha.

that a vote he taken of. and an election be held hv the qualified electors of the 34th Ward of the City of l'hlladel-X)). on the question of division of the aid Ward Into two parts, earn to constitute a separate Warn, the weatern portion thereof to be known the 3Hh Ward, and ea'rrn portion thereof to be known the Ward, the line of the division to run from the intersection of City Line Avenue and Overbrook Avenue, thence nuth along the middle line of Overbrook Avenue to the mlddie line of Upland Way. theiiif alor.ic the middle line of Uoiand Vav. as it extends southwardly for a distance and then eastwardly, to the middle lir.e of f9th Street, thence soulh along tne line of 5nth Street to the middle of G.rard Avenue, thence west aiorjf the line of tiirard Avenue to the middle line of 6(th.

Street, thence south aior.e the middle line of mntx Street to the midf.e line of Market Street. The aaid vote to be taken and the election to tie held rn the dav of the next succeeding primary election, viz: May 19th. the vote to be taken and the election to be he.d as directed in the said Order, and shall be so taken and held at the regular polling peaces in the 3-lth ard. BERNARD SAMUF.U Acting Mayor. LN THK Ol KT OK COMMON PI.EAS NO.

For the County of Philadelphia. o. 2198 Iecrmber Term. 19I3 In the matter of John Bell. Secretary of h.ir.king of the Commonwealth of Receiver of the CKDAIt- hurst blii-dim; and loan ASSOCIATION, ol Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania. Notice to Creditors. Stockholders, and a'Jier interested parties: Jfhn C. Bell. Secretary of Banking ef the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, has a Second and Final Account on the day of April.

TVI'. Kxtep'Kins to this account should be ant ar.swered in Accordance with the law. after which the said account will be confirmed absolutely. Last day for tiling exceptors. Mav 1.1.

1941. By JOHN B. Wll.UAMSOS. Ivpu'v KeceiviT. UKIlRi.K J.

MAI.LF.V. F.sn, Special Deputy Attorney (Jeneral Br'wd Street Station Building. Philadelphia. Pennsylv ania. IN THK (Ol KT OF COMMON PI.EAS SO.

5 for the lounty nf Philadelphia. Perember Term. 19.15 In the matter of John C. Bell. Secretary of lanking of the Commonwealth of Receiver or the I.

J. ALI.EN AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Notire to Crlitors, Sttxkhoiden and other Inte-ested parties: John. C. Bell.

Secretary of Banking of trie Corrmonweaith of Pennsylvania, has ri a Supplement to First and Final Account on the -4th day of April. 19-12. Exceptions to this account should be filed and answered accordance with the law, after which the said account will be confirmed absolutely. I-ast day for filing exceptions Mav IS. 194.

JOHN B. WILLIAMSON. Deputv Receiver. GEORGE J. ALLEN.

ESQ. Special Deputy Attorney General Broad Street Station Building. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. ESTATE OF OLIE Ml7ifOLLAKI, DE.

ceased. Letters of Administration C. T. A. on above Kstate have been granted to the under.

r.e-i. who request all persons havir.e claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the sarre. and all persons Indebted to the decedent to rr.ke pavmertt without delay, to CLARENCE E. POLLARD. 248 Armat Street.

Philadelphia. Pa. Or his Attomev. JOHN W. GRAHAM.

1520 Spruce S'reet. Philadelphia. Pa. MATE FTtna j. kkkdkkkk.

de- eeased. late of 424 West I'rwe Street. Philadelphia. Pa. letters Testamentary' on the tje Estate having been granted to Thomas Al.

liyndman and Girard Trust Company, a persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make payment, and those hav-ciaims to present ths? same, without de.ay, at the office of GIRARD TRI'ST COMPANY. Broad and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia, Pa. JAMFS E. President.

M. MYNDMAN. Attorney, Heal Estate Trust BIdg Philadelphia. Pa. F-TTE OK ALAN CAMPRKI.L hYkKIS.

nerewed. Late of Sierre. Canton of Vlais, Sw.tenar.d. Ancillary letters of Administration c. a.

on the above Estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the siid Estate are requested to m.ike payment, and those having to nesent the same, without delay, at the off ire of GIRARD TRT ST COMPANY. Broad and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia. JAMES E. GOWEN.

President. CHARLES J. EIDDLE. Attorney. 14-- Walnut Street.

Philadelphia. Pa. r.STATt OF OEOIU.F. W. f'OATES, DE.

ceased. Leters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and ail persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, sv'hout dclav. to WYOMING BANK AND TRfST COMPANY. Wyoming Avenue at Fifth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.

Or to l' A'tomev. IL JAMES SAUTTER. 14c Walnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa.

OTl( IS HKRERV OIVEN THAT M(H-ls harles Hardasky and Mary Florence Hardasky have filed a Petition with the Court of Common Pleas No. 7. March Term, 2SMJ. No. 2if.

for a decree to change their rarr.es to Nicholas Charles Hardy and Mary 1'lnrenee Hardy. Hearing of said Petition is f.xe-1 for the 2th day nf June, 1943, at 10 A. in Room 4K1 CHv Hall. Pa EDWARD J. GRIFFITHS, Attorney.

W'l Finance Bldg Phila. tSTATfc OF WIII.IAM HAWKS. I)E-eeased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned. ho request all persons having claims or derr.a-vis against the Estate of the decedent to make known tne same, and all persons Indebted ti the decedent to make payment.

SfcihOLit del a v. to HARRY S. HA WES. Executor. 1414 Cayuga Street.

Philadelphia. Fa. Or t- ris AMrrev JOHN GUNSEMER. Guard Trust Building. Philadelphia.

Pa. rTTH OF i KI 1II.RK I 8 StHttTEk (also known a Frederick M. Srlwfpri, deceased. Inciters Testamentary on ir.e above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request ail iersons havin? claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the srr.e. and ail persons indebted to the decedent to make pavment, without delay, to MRS.

IDA MAY SCHAEFER. Dittman Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Or to her Attomev HARRY DiTTFR.

611 Land Title Pa. FAT ATE OF FRK K. TAILOR. IE-eeased. letters Testamentary on the above Es'ate tinr been granted to the undersigned, who request ail persons having claims or fierrtanrfs asair.st 'he Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and alt persons ldcb-ed ti the decedent to make payment, ssr.hout de'ay.

F. ENGLE TAYLOR. JR 370 Bala Avenue, Cynwjd. Pa. Or to his A'fornev.

HARRY HITTER. ft4 I.and Tit Bidg Philadelphia. Pa TTK OF JOHN J. lI lK'EASFI. Infers of Administration T.

A. on the vie Estate have been grantet to the who request all persons having cla.rr.s or demands Oitainst the Estate of tke deceder.t to make known the same, and a 1 pers-ms indebted to the decedent to make pavmer.t. without deiav. to ALBERT H. LADNER.

ESQ 1V1 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Penna. to h.s JOHN GILBRIDE. ESQ fcl. Mkt S'.

Nat Bk. Pa. FSTATE OF I.OllS PIESINGEK. DE-ceased. Letters of Administration c.

t. a. nn the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request ail persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the to make pavment, without delay, to MARIE S. KEENE. 1W Fnulkrod Street.

Frar.kford. Pa. Or her A'tDmevs. MOORE. GOSSLING PANF1L.

rar.kford Avenue. 603-14 Stephen Girard Pa. FTATE OF ELIZABETH ELEANOR BUM), deceased. Letters Testamentary tin tr.e abo-. Estate have been granted to tne undersigned, who request all persons haviiJi claims or demands against the Estate ot tne decedent to make known the arr.e ar.d a.l persons Indebted to the de-ceuen; to make pavmer.t.

without delay, to WILLIAM A. BLAND. Executor, MU S. Rolling Road. Springfield.

Del. Pa, Or to Ms Attorney RA5PI.V ESPENSHADE HEINS. Lincoln-Liberty Philadelphia. Pa. I1TATE OF JOHN S.

WAL51SLFY. DE- ceased. letters Testamentary on the above J.s'ate have been granted to the undersigned. shi request I persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to mske known the same, and all persons IrtdVri'ed to the decedent to make payment, delay, to EDWIN IT FRY. FIXiRENCE E.

MONROE. Or to their Attorney. WTT.LIAM D. HARKINS. 2617 Firielity-Phiia.

Tr. Bidg, Penna. ESTATE OF MsTIIOs HTAPK. l-'lcrs Testamentary oil the ilimt Estate nave been granted to the undci -signed, who riiti'st all icron havini? rl'iimi oi ilrniHtiila ng'iinsl the Estate of III" lei-dciu m.ike known til and nil H-r-ona Indrlitr.l to the di'iedcnl to niako metiL, without delay, to KohEirr MORIIOW. and FRANK J.

STAPF. Or to their Attorney. ROBERT IL MORROW. 13JH Chestnut Street. Pa.

LSTATE OF MAKY HH.t.KK, IKt EASf l. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and nil ierotis Indebted the decedent to make payment, without delav. to L1LI.IE ORR. Executrix. 'JUU N.

Lawrence street. Philadelphia, Ta. Or to her Attomev. MOLLIS P. BREEDING.

123 S. Broad street, Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF JOHN F. WALLACE, IE-resssed.

letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all jierson having claims or demands against the Estate ot the decedent to make known the same, and all persona Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delav, to MARY IL WALLACE. Executrix. Or to her Attomev. EDWARD HARSHAW, 1420 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF LAWRENCE J. LACEY. Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to JOHN J. LACEY. 1737 W.

Oxford Street. Philadelphia. Or to his Attorney. J. VINCENT BROPHY.

520 North American Bldg Philadelphia. ESTATE OF MATILDA Al IEBROOK BITTER WORTH (also known as Matilda A. Btitterworthl, deceased. Ancillary Letters of Administration cum testamento an-neio on the above Estate having been granted to Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company, all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without de-lav, to the office of said Company, 135 South Broad Street. Philadelphia.

Pa. FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRI'ST COMPANY, M. S. MORGAN. President.

Counsel MYRON JACOBY. Esq 91S Real Estate Trust Pa. ESTATE OF HENRIETTA B. HALL. IE-reased.

Letters Testamentary on the abov-j estate having been granted to Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to the office of said Company. 135 South Broad Street. Philadelphia. Penna. FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY.

MORGAN. President Counsel: LANGDON W. HARRIS, 1510 Chestnut Pa. ESTATE OF EDWARDS 8. Dl'NN, DE- reased.

Letters Testamentary on the arjove estate having been granted to Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company and Robert Dunn, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delav. to the office of said Company. 135 South Broad Street. Philadelphia. Pa.

FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY. M. MORGAN. President Counsel FRANK B. CL'MMEY, 2ND.

ESQ. lttW Walnut St. Phila Pa. ESTATE OF SCSAN MARGARET HAAS DANFIELD. DECEASED.

Letters Testamentary on the above estate having been granted to Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delav, to the office of said Company, 133 Broad Street. Philadelphia. Pa. FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRI'ST COMPANY M. S.

MORGAN President Counsel CLARK. HEBARD SPAIIR. ESQS. 15 Walnut St. JPa ESTATE OF (LARA LI K.

ER MAN, nr eeased. letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delav, to ABE LIEBERMAN, Administrator. Or 1o his Attomev: SAMUEL HALBERT. 1219 Land Title Building. Philadelphia.

Pa. ESTATE OF KATE F. MrTWAU, DE-eeased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to BENJAMIN F. GOTWALS and NATIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN TRUST Co-Executors, 5500 Germantown Avenue.

Philadelphia, Pa. Or to their Attomev. JOSEPH COXE. ESQ It, West Queen Lane, Germantown. Pa.

ESTATE OF OSCAR M. BRADBIRT (also ttnnwn as Oscar M. Bradbury. deceased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delav.

to OSCAR M. RRADBT'RY. 9155 S. 58th Street, Philadelphia. Or to his Attorney.

BRUCE A. METZGER. 643-48 Land Title Building. Philadelphia. ESTATE OF (ARI.ENE W.

DI M.AP (also known as arlrne Way Knnlup), deceased. Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make pavment. without delay, to WILLIAM A STUETZ. Administrator. 1120 Commercial Trust Bldg Philadelphia.

Pa. Or to his Attorneys. BARNES. DECHKRT. PRICE SMITH, Packard Building, Philadelphia.

Pa. CHARTER NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT AN Application will be made to the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harnsburg. on Mon-riav. the 4th dav nf 1942, bv HANKAL REALTY a foreign corporation, formed under the laws of the State of New York, where its principal office Is located at No. 1't West 44th Street.

New York. New York, for a Certificate of Authority to do business within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under the provisions of the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved May 5. 19.13. The character and nature of the business said corporation promises to transact In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under the said Certificate of Authority Is to purchase, sell, own and iqicrnte real estate. The proposed registered office of the said corporation in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will be located at No.

123 South Broad Street. City of Philadelphia, County of Philadelphia. DIVORCE NOTICES (Ol RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 3 FOR the County nf Philadelphia. Order nf Publication in Divorce.

To Samuel K. Robins, Late of 245 Street, Washington. D. C. Whereas.

Margaret M. Knhlns, your wife has tiled a libel in the Court of Commol Pleas No. 3, of Deoemiier Term. 1941, No 1'393, praying a divorce from you. Now yos.

are hereby notified and required to appear In said Court, on or before Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint of the said Margaret M. Robins, or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in your absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff, 5-1-3 Philadelphia County.

COI RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 7 FOR the tonnty of Philadelphia. Order of Publication in Divorce. To Guldo Peruglni. Late of 3130 North 22nd Street.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Whereas. Maria Perugini, your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 7 of December Term. 1941, No. 2316.

praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint of the said Maria Perugini, or In default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in vour absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff.

4-21-3 Philadelphia County. COI RT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. 5 FOR the Counts' of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce To Perry Waller. Late of 1M7 Seybert Street.

Philadelphia, Whereas Sarah Waller, your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Plens No. 5. of December Term. No. 24 firayirg a divorce from you.

Now you are lerehy notified and required to opitcar in said Court on or before the IHIIi day of May next, to answer the complaint of the said Sarah Waller, or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in vour absence. DAVID E. ATSON. Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County BsKTllN. April 28, husband of Hie hid- C.Hltc (ive Davis' Rilntlxrs nl i inviti-d to ur i 2 Lewis Ftineml Home 2111 N.

Mb I pllvutt. Viewing I'll. ctf. sY.M-N. Apill 28 husband of (be lulu NclllB T.

I'ronin Kolnllves and liieiula, employees of IV It It. 1 T. Div. are Invited lo funeral. Sat 8 311 A.

from John A. Henley Funeral Home. S. 22d St. Solemn Mass ot Requiem.

10 A. St. Edmond's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

BONNER. April 27. MARGARET 'nee Swocnev. wife of Patrick Bonner. Relatives and friends.

Altar and Kosary, I-oague of the Sacred Heart are invited to funeral. 8 30 A. her late residence. 1542 S. Ncwkirk st.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Gabriel's Church, 10 A. M. ltd. Holy Cross.

Bl ltd. April 29. l'M2, THOMAS WILSON, son of Alma and the late Mervin Burg. Relatives, friends, also Gin. Assembly, No.

36, A. O. M. and employees nf Midvale Steel invited to funeral services. 11 A.

at his late residence. 419 E. WoodlHWn Gtn. Friends call Frl. eve.

Int. Northwood Cem. BURROWS. April 30, 1942. of 4804 Springfield MARY L.

(nee Carroll), wife of William H. Burrows. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. 8.30 A. Wm.

P. Tlnney 4721 Chrster ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Francis de Sales Church, 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CARROLL. April 28. 1912.

MARTIN son of the late Patrick J. and Mary A. Carroll (nee Earle). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 8.30 A. M.

from his residence. 1215 S. 23d st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. St.

Charles Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

fATTEI.L At 135 S. 38th on April 29, CHRISTINE widow of Charles E. Cattcll and dauuhter of the late Chiirlca ami Chnstiann Wright. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service. 2 P.

at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. CAVANAl'GH.

April 29. SUSAN 3. Mc-SHANE. wife of James J. Cavanaugh.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 8. SO A. from the Parlors ot James F. Ratigan.

2K32 E. Allegheny ave. Requiem Mass at Church of the Nativity. 10 A. M.

Interment New Cathedral Cemetery CHAMBERS. -April 3d. WILLIAM Services Sat. 11 A. Old Man's Home, and ave.

SH. Late of 157 W. Norrls AN NA, wife of John Cush (nee Iiescheri Relatives anil friends are Invited to funeral services. 1 P. Parlors of J.

F. J. A. Kaeppleln. 178 Diamond st.

Int. Fern- wood. Viewing 7 to 10 P. M. DAVIS.

April 29. SIMEON IIAR.MER, husband of the late Mary Thornton Davis, aned 74 vears. Services 11 A. Apis. Writ.

H. Ballersby. 3.11 N. Broad st. Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. DUFFY.

On April 27. 1942. LILLIAN daughter of the late James and Sarah Duffy. Relatives and friends are invited to the funerc! on at 8.30 A. from the res! dence her sister.

Mrs. Daniel .1. Murphy Hazlehurst and Mallwyd Roads. Merlon. Pa Solemn Requiem Mass at Our I-ady of Lourdes Church at 10 A.

M. Int. Westminster Cem. Kiiends may call I hurs. eve.

from 7 lo 5 o'clock. KAIKHI RST ELVIRA. of Bustleton. wife of Frank Fairhurst. Relatives and friends, also Lenl Inape Council.

No. 9. D. of Lady Artisans of America, Chapter No. 1, and Supreme Ladies Artisans of America, invited to services.

2 P. M. Crouse's Funeral Home, 1830 E. Somerset st. Int.

Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Friday evening. FREYER. April 29. 1942.

of 2221 W. Tioga ELIZABETH, wife of the late Henry T. Frever. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 3 P.

Barrett's Funeral Home. Park and Lehigh aves. Int. private, West Laurel Hill Cemetery. GALLAGHER.

Suddenly. April 2Stl. JAMES son of the late Patrick and Catherine Gallagher (nee McDevitt). Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

Clabhv Funeral Home. Harrison st. at Frankford ave. (Fkd.i. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Joachim's Church. 10 A. M. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Viewing Frl. eve. GREEN. April 28.

1942. of 2329 E. Ser geant JENNIE E. (nee Carson wife of William l.reen. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services.

2 P. M. parlors of H. L. Hendrickson, 2351 E.

Cumberland st. Int. Oreenwood K. of P. Cem.

Friends may call Frl. eve. ill EE LEAF. April 27. ROBERT, husband ol the lale Ella Greenleaf.

Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral. 7.30 A. from Hessinger's. 2013 E. Susquehanna ave.

tat Front st.) Requiem Mass, Immaculate Conception Church. A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Viewing Fri. eve. OKIMSHAW. April 29. 1942.

ANNA BARNES GRIMSHAW. aged 91 years. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 1 P. at her residence, 835 Llndale Drexel Hill, Pa.

HAMILTON. April 29. CAROLINA V. HAMILTON. Funeral servirres.

2.30 P. residence of her sister. Mrs. Isaac A. Force.

7014 Sellers Bvwood. Del. Co. Int. private.

Friends call 7-9 P. M. HARRIS. At his residence. 33 Lincoln Lansdowne.

on April 29, 1942. WHARTON E. HARRIS, husband of Ella Davis Harris. Service and Interment private. HFMICH Al'S.

JOHN. or Norristown. Funeral 8 A. M-, S42 Stanbridge St. HUDSON.

or 111 Wentz April 29. MARY M. BEAL. widow ot John Harvev Hudson. Relatives and friends are invited to services.

11 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. private. Viewing Fri. eve. JOHNSON.

April 28. ANNA M. ER-RICKSON. widow of John A. Johnson.

Relatives and friends are invited to services. 1 P. late residence, Hurff-ville rd Almonesson. N. J.

Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends invited Fri. eve. KELLY.

April 29. KATHERINE (nee Jones wife of William J. Kelly. Relatives and friends are invite.i to attend funeral, 8.30 A. late residence.

2822 S. llth st Solerrn Mass Requiem. Epiphany Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. KHICHEFF. April 30. 1942. NATHAN.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral at 2. 30 P. from his late residence, 4524 N. llth st. Int.

Har Judah Cem. I.ANDRI'M. April 29. WILLIAM IT. S.

N. husband of Marv E. Lan-drum (nee Riesl. Relatives and friends are invited to service. 2 P.

late residence. Line rd. and Lovell Larch-mont. Pa. Viewing Fri.

eve. LFE. April 28. HARRIETT wife of the late John aged 3 vears. Services 1 P.

at her late residence. 313ti N. 25th l. Int. Hillside Cem.

Friends mav call Frl. eve. Mrf I.OSKY. At Angleeott Nursing Home. April 29.

LAURETTA KATE (nee Wampier), wife of the late John M. McClosky. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 2:30 P. Wm.

F. Cushing's. 1HH7 Pine st. Int. West I-aurel Hill Cem.

Friends call 1807 Pine St. 7-9 P. M. Mr FEE. April 30.

at Methodist Home. E. GRACE, wife of Stephen McFee. aged 71 years. Service at the Home, Belmont and F.dgeley 2 P.

M. precisely. Int. Fernwood Cem. MrNElLL.

April 29. ANNA, wife of Robert McNeill. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 1 P. from the Yerkcs Funeral Home.

7031 Woodland ave. Int. St. James Kingscssing Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. MAGURN. April 29. 1942. at 1123 N.

Hollywood ELSIE (nee Hambergeri, wite ot John. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. M. at Joseph E.

Hcpp Funeral Home. 1120 N. 29th st. View. 7 to 9 P.

M. Int. Green-mount Cem. MOOHE. April 28.

JANE wife of J. Madison Moore, of 501 1 Arch st. Relatives and friends are Invited to David U. Franken-tlcld Hldg 317 N. 52d st 8 to 10 P.

M. Int. Jersey City, N. Sat. NIC HOLS.

In Trenton. N. J. on April 1912. CHRISTOPHER W.

NICHOLS, formerly of wm of the late Jeremiah and Rose Nichols, aged 74 years. Service on Saturday at 2. ISO P. at Oliver H. Hair's, Chestnut st.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. O'CONNOR. or 536 S.

54th suddenly. April 28. MARY daughter of John and the late Margaret O'Connor (nee Jennings). Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A.

White Funeral Home. 4701 Springfield ave. High Mass of Requiem, Church of Transfiguration, 10 A. M. Int.

St. Dennis" Cem. Friends call Frl. after 7 P. M.

Suddenly. April 28. GERALD husband of Theresa O'Farrell and son of Mary A. (nee McKendrick) and late Gerald A. O'Farrell.

Relatives and friends, Holy Name Society, Invited to funeral, Saturday, 9 A. late residence. 1819 Wolf street. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St.

Monica, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. RAISER.

Suddenly, April 29. of 501 West Jenkintown, MARGARET wife or Carl K. Raiser. Funeral services 2 P. Helweg's.

4(3 York Jenkintown. Pa. Int. private. Friends may call Fri.

eve. RIGGALL. April 29. ELIZABETH M. LOUGHERY.

wife of Fred Riggall. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Sat, 9.30 A. residence. 230 Kalos Wissa-hickon.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. John the Baptist Church, 11 A. M. Int. Westminster Cem.

Friends may call Frl. eve. lEITC IIIK. or 2134 E. Auburn April 29.

1942. DAVID, husband of Emma Ritchie (nee Heitzmann). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 1 P. Barrett's Funeral Home, Park and I-ehigh aves.

Friends may call Fri. eve. Int. Northwood Cem. KOWAND.

On April 30. 1942. MARY PRENTIS. widow of Edward S. Rowand.

of 1513 Diamond st. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral on Monday at 8.30 A. from Oliver H. Batr's, 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church at IO A.

M. Interment Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Sunday eve. RUSSELL. Of 3442 Tudor April 28, RAYMOND, husband of Ellen Russell nee Smith 1.

aged 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. Saturday, 1 P. from funeral home of David U. Wright.

7013 Torresdale av. Int. Forest Hills Cem. Friends may call at luneral home, Friday evening. 7-9.

(III It OF COMMON PI. 11 AH NO. 4 Oil (lie ounty of Philadelphia Order of tot In Dtori- To Lillian Hell. I.ate of 2.H Vernon Avenue. CtiK'uipi, 111.

Whereas Robert rtrll. your husband, has filed a libel In IhM out! of 0.111111011 I'lris No. 4. of December Term. 104 1.

No. 2170. raying a divorce from you. Now you ars ereby notified and required to apiear in said Court, on or before Monday, lha 18lh day May next, to answer the complaint of the said Robert Bell, or In default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce gran'ted in vour absence. DAVID E.

WATSON. Sheriff. 4-17-3 Philadelphia County. CoFltT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. FOR Ilia County of Phlladrlpbla.

Order nf Publication In Divorce To Retina. Manclnt, Late of l-'ti Catharine Street. Philadelphia. Whereas Vincent Manclnl. your husband, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No.

2. of March Term, 142, No. 135, praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the I8th day of May next, to unswer the complaint of the said Vincent Manclnl. or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the Clvorce granted In vour absence.

DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County COIRT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 3 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce.

To Basil Edward Oney, Late of United States Naval Hospital, San Diego, California: Whereas, Anna ornelia Oney, your wife, has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas No. 2 of December Term. 111. No. 1553.

praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the S.Mh day of May next, to answer the complaint of the said Anna Cornelia Oney. or 111 default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in your absence. DAVID E. WATSON.

Sheriff. 4 -24-3 Philadel phla Count COI RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 3 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce To Nellie M. Hamilton.

Ijite of 1030 Oley Stree Reading. Whereas Stanley B. Hamilton, your husband, has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas No. 3. of June Term.

No. 2230, praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and reouired to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 18th dav ot Mav next, to answer the complaint of the said Stanley B. Hamilton, or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in vour absence. DAVID E.

WATSON. Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County COI RT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. 3 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce To Ruth lxmiwkv. Late of f240 El Rio Avenue.

Eagle Rock. Calif. Whereas Julius J. Lnzowsky. your husband, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No.

3. of December Term, 1941. No. 555. praying a divorce from you.

Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 18th day of May next, to answer the complaint, of the said Julius J. Iizowsky. or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted In your absence. DAVID E. WATSON.

Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 1 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce To Elizabeth I-afTertv. Late of 15:5 South Taylor Street. Philadelphia.

Pa. Whereas James Lafferty. your husband, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 1. of Term.

1941. No. 2058. praying a ilivorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 18th dav of May next, to answer the complaint of the said James Ijfferty.

or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in vour absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County. COI RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.

5 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order nf Publication In Divorce. To Freida M. Rudensteln. Itte ot 5-11) West 63rd Street.

New York City, New York: Whereas, Herman Rudenstein, your husband, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 5 of December Term. 1911. No. 1726.

praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to apfiear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 2Mh day of May next, to answer the complaint of the said Herman Rudenstein. or In default of such apiiearance you will te liable to have the divorce granted In your absence. DAVID E. WATSON.

Sheriff. 4-21-3 Philadelphia County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce.

To James J. Dougherty, Ijite of South 58th Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Whereas. May Dougherty, your wife, has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas No. 6 of March Term.

1942. No. 197. praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court.

on or before Monday, the 2Sth dny of May next, to answer the complaint of the said May Dougherty, or in default of such appear ance you win be liable to have the divorce granted In your absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff. 4-24-3 Philadelphia County.

COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order nf Publication In Dlvnrrn To Mathlas Kraine. Late of 2514 North 4th Street. Philadelphia.

Pa. Whereas Anna Kralnc, your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 2. of March Term. 1942.

No. 101. praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear In said Court, on or before Monday, the 18th day of May next, to answer the complaint of the said Anna Kralnc. or In default of such appearance you will be liable to have the di vorce granted In your absence.

DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff 4-17-3 Philadelphia County COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. I FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce To George O.

Burns (also known ns OenrKe O. Prran. Late of 1924 North Mutter Street. Philadelphia. Whereas Lillian M.

Burns (also known as Ullian M. Preso). your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 1. or March Term.

1942. No. 118. praying a divorce from vou. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 18th day nf Mav rext.

to answer the complaint of the said I. Milan M. Burns (also known aa Lillian M. Preso), or in default of such appearance yoo will 1 liable to have the divorce granted In your absence. DAVID E.

WATSON. Sheriff 4- 17-3 Philadelphia County. COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. FOR the County nf Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce.

To Ttnaer P. Belrne. Late of 30.I East 18th Street. New York City, New York Whereas. Dorothy Case Belrne, your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No.

6. of March Term, 1942. No. 311. praying a divorce from you.

Now you ore hereby nidified and required to apear In said Court, on or before Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint of the said Dorothy Case Belrne. or in default of such appearance you will lie liable to have the divorce granted in your ab- DAVID E. WATSON. SJieriff. 5- 1-3 Philadelphia County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce. To Philip Burrtll.h, Late of Chicago. Illinois Whereas, tlthel Snvdernian Burdltrh.

your wife, has filed a libel In the Court of Common Pleas No. fi, of December Term. 1941. No. 1785, praying a divorce from you.

Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in saiil Court, on or before Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint or the said F.thel Snydemian Burdltrh. fir In default of such aptiearam'e you will lie liable to have the divorce granted In your absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff.

5-1-3 Philadelphia County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 1 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication in Divorce. To John Cleslelka.

Late of 231S Brown Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania: Whereas. Dolly Cleslelka. your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No.

1. of March Term, 1942, No. 149. praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or bctore Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint or the said Dolly Cleslelka.

or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in your absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff. 5-1-3 Philadelphia County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 1 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Order of Publication In Divorce. To Herbert A. Pherson (also known sut Herbert A.

Pehrson), Late of Chicago, Illinois: Whereas. Sarah M. Pherson (also known as Sarah M. Pehrson), your wife, has filed a libel in the Court of Common Pleas No. 1.

of March Term. 1942. No. 334, praying a divorce from you. Now you are hereby notified and required to appear in said Court, on or before Monday, the 1st day of June next, to answer the complaint of the said Sarah M.

Pherson (also known as Sarah M. Pehrson), or in default of such appearance you will be liable to have the divorce granted in your absence. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff.

5-1-3 Philadelphia County. Died AMilll T. April 29, BLANCHE, wife of Thomas Anrtrut. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 9 A.

from late residence. 3355 Emerald st. Solemn Recuilem Mass at St. Joan of Are Church. 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. ANTHONY. Suddenly. April 28.

at Brownwixxl. Texas. MARJORIE D. DRAYTON ANTHONY. Relatives and friends are Invited to services.

2.30 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. Northwood Cem. Friends Invited Frl. eve. SH.Mfi -Xtock, Mhlr A t-'iotpmeat at fatal fttor.

-Kara America a A llallaa Aatlqara. Klortcf le. 3 AUCTION Fine Period FURNITURE European Porcelains. Silver, Sheffield Oriental Rugs. Mezzotints, Objects of Art Th Collect ton of Mrs.

Abraham Snellenburg'j From the Estates of th EaAa Lynford Riddle Margaret T. Harrison Mary S. Carmack TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TODAY, MAY 1ST. 2ND 4TH 2 P. M.

Eck D.f a Oar Art Galltritn TRCSTEE'S SALE IN BAXKRCTTCY He. Haley oi Wenzel, Bkpt. tltt Stock. Mmrhlner-y A F.qoJpment ot PAINT STORE nAI 5TH STREET TODAY. MAY 1.

1S42. AT 19 A. M. ON THE rKKMISES Lad, 18, Reels Off 1789 in A. B.

C. COLUMBUS, April 20 (A. Eighteen year old Jlrr.rr.7 Vaughan, of Dallas, who makes certain his bowling shoes aren't mates, landed in the money at the American Bowling Congress Tournament today with a 1789 all-events score. It was his first ABC appearance. COLOR SCHEME Vaughan, who wears one white shoe, one black shoe, a red sock and a green sock for luck, banged 642 in the team event, 573 in tr.e doubles and 569 in the singles.

H-5 all-events total was well belex the leaders, however. The red-haired youngster has ben bowling three years, has a 136 average In the Dallas League and tvo perfect 300 games to his credit. There, were no changes among the top five leaders in each vision today. San Keck Named Norwich Coach NORTH FIELD, April 30 'A. Stan Keck, All-American tick: at Princeton University 22 years ag- and a member of the Tiger football coaching staff under BUI Roper, for seven years, was named athletic director and head football coach at Norwich University, succeeding Den McAllister, who has been commissioned in the Army.

Doylestown High Blanks Hatboro DOYLESTOWN, AprJ 30 "Hump" Reimer and Harvey Shu- pitched a two-hit baseball game fcr Doylestown High today in the Bux-Mont Conference as Hatboro Higix was shut out, 6 to 0, at Park. HATBORO Morris, ss Smith. DurkWth.f 1 Panara.c 0 Rarbano.2b 0 1 IVCrrsev.lf 0 lt.rf 0 Knipe.rf 0 0 0 Belli. rf 0 Shrm'r. rt McUaniel.p 0 0 DOYLESTG'vV: o.a e.

1 7 12 2 11 2 0 0 12 0 10 0 ooo a e. Buc'elH rf Wll5.in.Jh 1 2 it 1 2 1 Br.r.:ib 1 Rart: i 1 1 Haymar. rf 1 1 I Hrx-irmar! 5 )t Reimer. a 1 1 1 1 H.W'iiimn.r! 10 2 Flv. 1 0 0 0 Shupe.p 0 0 0 0 0 Total 0 2 19 6 4 ToUU 6 7 21 6 1 Hatboro High 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dolestown 0 0 1 4 1 Souderton Tossers Beat Quakertown SOUDERTON.

April 30. Souderton High School ran roughshod over the Quakertown High team. 16-1. in a Bux-Mont Scholastic Conference tilt todav. QUAKERTOWN SOfDKP.TO-V r.h o.a e.

f. a K.trh'ne.CbO (( 1 ti i Wanner. lb 0 1 Freed 2 4 2 1 OlO 0 0 Ke'ler rf 3 2 2 Smith. rf 0 2 Kuip If A A 2 Davis rf 0 1 (i Mseia If (1 0 1 0 2 0 0 Ietilerp 1 1 4 1 MaiiRle.m 0 3 0 0 Yukel lb 2 .1 I Shaw. 3b 1 1 Z.efj 12 2 11 Nw.

1 1 it 1 I Davis, 0 0 0 0 0 Demt rf 1 I .1 2 2 1 3 Total 12 13 11 In 27 Zl 10 .1 Quakertown i i 'i i Souderton 2 3 i 0 5 xlS Ambler Runners Defeat Bristol AMBLER. April 30. Ambler HiRh's track team trounced Bristol High this afternoon. 63-32. IIAl.v MII.K-I, Kerna.

Amhier; 2 TjtUe. Ambler; 3, D. l.orenzu, Hrilol. Tlmm 2.10.7. 100-YARD DASH 1.

J. SaffTlIa. 2, S. SaRolia. Bristol; 3.

A. Duckett. Ara-bler. Time 0.11.0. HIGH JUMP 1.

Curtis. Ambler: 2. ti between Ruby, Bristol, ar.d Zerbenaki. A -bier. Height 4 feet 8 Inches.

SHOT PUT 1. Lane. Amb'er: 2. BaT. Ambler: 3.

Ruby, Bristol. Dstmrx 13 leet inrhes. MILE RUN 1. Williams. Ambler- C.

Manril. Bristol; 3, Fernandez. Ambler. 5 02. POLE VAULT Tie for f.rt between.

C-prlotti. Bristol, and Zerbenski. .1. Tomasso, Ambler. Height 10 feet irrfce.

220-YARD DASH 1. Rosier. 2. S. Sagolla.

Bristol; 3, An bier. Time L'S seconds JAVF.LIN 1. Mastromarto. A-nhier- 2. Holt.

Ambler: 3. Rubv, Bristol. Distance 13: foet 8 inches. DISCUS 1. Ducken.

Ambler: 2. Ambler: 3. Miller, Bristol. Distar.ee IIS feet 10'4 inrhes. BROAD JUMP 1.

CotreH. Amb'er: 2. Orsser, Bristol; 3, Duckett, Arcbier. Dj- tanr 19 feet 1 Inch. MILE RELAY 1.

Amb'er (KoTt-jii. Cotreil, Tate. Curtis); 2. Br.st"! i Rrsse- Miller. DI Lorenzo, caprlottl).

3 minutes 49.7 seconds. Sharon Hill Nine Defeats Yeadon Sharon Hill's baseball team won 7-6 extra-inning game over Yeadcn High in a non-league game played at Sharon Hill yesterday afternoon. YEADON SHARON HILL. r.h.n.i e. a e.

2 112 il M'L'non rf 0 1 2 13 11 Morfett lh 2 2 0 0 MonrRses.3h 0 1 2 () Wrr.rirk.if 1 2 rt Knapp.r 2 3 2 0 Fisher. 1 ,111 n. Cronrr. lb 0 0lO 0 Reed 0 2 rt Tascart rf Ken il) cf I a Vonel.rf Lor.R 2 2 1 I Jacobs, If 0 0 0 Qui.ev 2b 0 Beaver.p 0 1 2 1 Wm rtn ss 1 1 0 I Ramey.p 0 0 110 Deitnch rf 0 1 i Allen, cf 0 0 1 9 Total! TIME -10 OO A. M.

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M. UnrdmJ Storage Account Furniture Furnishing of All Descriptions. Thomas B. Lovatt Sons OENERAI. AI'CTIONEERS 110 8.

Elhlh Tm. Weekly Furniture Sale AT THF. Al TION IIOI SE, SS0 S. Rth SAT CRD AY. MAY 2 10.30 A.

M. United States Loan Society Sella forfeited pledges from 1310 Arrh St. to 1(13100 A B4HHIT, fnrnMnrly 30 Market to 11 3ft 00. Diamonds, Matches, Jewelry, etc. FRIDAY.

MAY 8 10 A. M. SSHARP Sparring Mates To Join Dorazio Flanked by three husky sparring partners, Trainer Jimmy Wilson will leave today to join Gus Dorazio at Summit, N. at which training base the Philadelphia heavyweight will start boxing tomorrow in preparation for his 10-round contest with Harry Bobo, of Pittsburgh, at the Arena here on May 11. Wilson has secured Austin Johnson, Atlantic City; Odell Polee, California, and William Thomas, a local 210-pounder, to serve as sock absorbers in the Dorazio battle camp.

Johnson, who was '41 Inquirer A. A. sub-novice champion, recently turned professional. Without question the three big fellows comprise the finest set of spar-mates ever lined up for Dorazio's training. Not only Wilson but also the Philadelphian's manager, Joe Martino, is confident that Gus will be in excellent fighting trim for his, third engagement with Bobo.

The Dorazio-Bobo rivalry stands all-even at present, with each having won a decision in their Pittsburgh duels. However, the Sooty City heavy probably will be favored here on the strength of his recent one-round knockout of Lem Franklin. Promoter Herman Taylor repeated yesterday that the Dorazio-Bobo program will not be affected by West Philadelphia's practice blackout that night. While all the lights on the outside of the 45th and Market sts. building will be turned out from 10 to P.

the inside of the fight shop will be illuminated as usual. Little Offers Economy Plan For Sports PITTSBURGH, April 30 (A. George K. Little, Rutgers University athletic director, proposed today a three-point program of economy In athletics whereby colleges may meet enrollment and budget shortages brought on by the war. Little, in an address before the eastern district convention of the American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, suggested 1 Elimination of the freshman rule which bans first-year athletes from varsity competition.

2 Arrangements of sports schedules with colleges within shorter distances and doubling up in the number of contests normally played. 3 Engaging qualified faculty members to help handle certain squads operating without coaches. Coaches of the ages 20 44 are rapidly being taken into the armed forces. Little said. Thomas Outpoints Petrone at Shore ATLANTIC CITY, N.

April 30. Alan Thomas, 136, of Philadelphia, outpointed Ernie Petrone, 138, also of Philadelphia, to gain Referee Jack Bernato's decision in the feature ten-round windup bout of the Atlantic City Boxing Club, held here tonight at the Waltz Dream Arena. In the scheduled six-round semi-windup bout, Gus Alexander, 162, of Trenton, scored a knockout over Johnny Bunston, 160, of Baltimore, in the fourth round. Alexander had Bunston down several times during the battle. Sailor Jimmy Rodgers, 139, of Atlantic City, scored a technical knockout over Ernie Knight, 141, of Trenton, N.

J. in the first round of the third bout. Knight suffered a cut right eye. In the second bout. Jackie Goodman, 161.

of Philadelphia, stopped Frankie Mack, 159. of this city. In the first round, with a right to the chin. Larry Russell, 164, of Atlantic City, won over Roy Cooke, 158, of in the first bout of six rounds. formity.

Many of the dogs competing in this obedience class are future canines that will serve United States, either as sentry partners of soldiers on duty or sentries at munition and war plants. The Dogs for Defense organization has charge of supplying the Army and war plants with these animal guards. As usual, the Cocker Spaniels will comprise the top entry at the show tomorrow, with 62 American-type and English specimens in the lists. Poodles are second in numbers with 29, while an ever-growing popular breed Boxers are third in line with 27. Dachshunds are a close fourth with 26, while 23 Foxterriers and 20 Sealyham terriers complete the higher numbered breeds.

After the Delaware County K. C. affair Sunday, the outdoor dog show season resumes at the Trenton Kennel Club's gala show. May 10, on the spacious 112th Field Artillery grounds between Trenton and Law-renceville, N. J.

Bryn Mawr Club Schedules Record Dog Show Tomorrow A record-breaking entry 522 dogs of over fifty breeds will compete tomorrow at the Bryn MawT Kennel Club's 22d annual show on the Philadelphia Country Club grounds at Bala. This is the largest number of dogs for this show in recent years and exceptional surprises are in store for the exhibitors trekking here from the recent Southern circuit shows. Bryn Mawr Kennel Club's annual outdoor show starts off the week-end of large shows, for the Delaware County Kennel Club stages its 13th annual fixture at the Bryn Mawr polo field, Sunday. Both shows will take place rain or shine for huge circus tents will shelter spectators, exhibitors and their dogs in the event of showers. Both events start at 10 o'clock in the morning and continue until sundown.

Hie show will aid the British War Relief Society. The Bryn Mawr club show tomorrow will be featured by the obedience test judging aside rem the regular competitive classes for Lansdale 0 0 0 2 0 0 13 0 0 0 10 1 24.