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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1940 Phon 'Beiin-' RITtenhouse 5000 abde 33 Phone yourwanU. BRQAD 5000 Died Legal Notice Legal Notice COIBT OF COMMON PI.EAS NO. 4 FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA TODAY'S AUCTION SALES June Term, 1328; JMo. hub June Term, ijh; no. sun In the mntter of JOHN C.

BELL, SECRETARY CF BANKING Or" THE COMMONWEALTH OK PENNSYLVANIA, COMMUNWMLin ir AND RECEIVER OF SAMUEL UPSON SELLING Abandoned Antomobtlea Goods bb4 Farnltare Restaurant and Kqalpment "lock and Fixtures. Men's Clothing Household Furnishing 44rorerlea -China, and Glassware ADDRESS TIME Halnea St. Germantown A. M. heat out Slreet 10.04 A.

lBlft-17-19 Chestnut Street 10.45 A. 4 olllitKriRle. Pa. 10.00 A.M.- li4-; I heatnut Street HMW A. 27 S.

Second street 10.00 A. 7 S. Second Street 11.041 A. M'Neill Wins U. S.

College Tennis Title NAME SAM'I. T. FREEMAN IATED Al I Al IKC-ASSOCIATED 1SC- WM. I. MORI.KV WM.

E. OMI.V SON WM. K. OMI.V SON WM. V.

COMI.V SOX EASTERN Al XT. HOISE JOHN HIR8H tEBECCA LIPSON, INDIVIDUALLY iiND AS COPARTNERS. TRADING AS HE PRUDENTIAL FINANCE COMPANY iNO THE PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT -vrAMv nr nitit Ani-'l pur i REBECCA LIPSON, INDIVIDUALLY A COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Furniture and Rugs, etc. 87 S. Second Street lttSOP.

M. 57 N. Third Street 10. 04 A. 311 Market fMreet 10.00 A.

M. Ladles' and Gents' Fnrnishlaga White Good. Men's Ladles' Famishing Men's and Ladles Famishing AMERICAN Al'CT. HOISE 34 S. Third Street 1-80 A.

M. Musical Instrument FPTNETTES. Grands. Console. New A to-tyma pnced from 8129.50.

Terms $1.50 vVrp.T.TTZKR, irm chestnut st. gkavi). small size. pert. ONLY $145.

CONV. TERMS. DON'T Vlrf THIS BARGAIN. L1NDBERG. 1909 A 1-NUT.

OPEN F.VKS. fnSET X-IANO. Ilk new, sold fo- SXSS: will ssc. SIM. Fully guor.

Tms. l.ST wkly. JACOBS 1718 Chestnut fwn Estab. 40 years. BEAUTIFUL Bahv Grand.

Small, slightly uei. Sold new, $595. Will ssc. 5170. Fully guar Terms to suit.

JACOBS 1718 Open eves. 40 years. FTE'NWAY GRAND. 1W perfect, only VC. worth double this price.

Limlberg, 3''9 Walnut. P. it. 8240. Open eves.

HAMLIN grand. 5 mahogany. WTite Box ftft. Lansdowne. Pa.

SIlASON A Hamlin. BB Grand, man. Must he aoitf. Eugene Goldman, 3435 Chestnut St. MUSICAL.

INSTRUMENTS WANTED WANTED: (JrandAUpright pianos for cash. Ph. How. 8766 or write Acme. 813 S.

2d St. Radio and Repair NEW auto Radios for De Soto Dodge. S12.88 437 Market. Op. eve.

Rscociaitcd AUCTI0NIIRS1 It IMI-M Ctieeleael St. HUla AUCTIONEERS, INC. im-11-lf CHESTNLT PHILA. flea REGULAR WEEKLT BASEMENT SALE TOD AT. JTLT 1.

I040. a 10 A. M. Kenyon Ace Routs Hunt, 7-5, In Final at Merion By DORA LURIE. Continued From First Sports Pace (D.

8. Regular Weekly Sab IN OCR FIRST FLOOR SALESROOMS 1808-10 CHESTNUT STREET Jnly 3, 1940, at 19 A. M. i'ntntrg Laura. II.

ilulford and WinijrcA K. Doyle, tlec'd 39 MOTOROLAS. S11.99 OFFICE FURNITURE A EQUIPMT HoastHtsId Good end Feraitare AT 10.4.1 A. M. RESTAl HA.

1 6-Burner Gas Range, Steam Tables, Chairs, Tables, etc. At 11 A. Antiques Ckickertaf Coacert Great! Piaae Sheraton, Empire and Victorian Chests of Drawtrs, Marble-top Furniture. SeW-ing Table. Mirrors.

Sofas. Antioue Large Lot of Modern Walnut and Mahoganv Desks, Arm Chairs, Lea he-Upholstered Rev. Arm Chairs. Mahoganv Sirfe Chairs Tahle File Tvne- WM. F.

COMLY SON ACCTlONEEttS JM ST. STOCK OF GROCERIES IODAV, JI I.V 1M), 10 O'CLOCK AT STORE) J7 S. ST. Clean, salable stock, comprising can, bottle, shelf and package goods, etc. FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS TRANSPORTATION CO.

15.000 lbs. granulated sugar, 150 cases peaches, fruits and juices, CHINA GLASSWARE AT 11 O'CLOCK 5000 pes. decorated china covered nappies, bowls, custards, plates, platters, cup and saucers, cake travs. glass and ovenvvare, etc. Elec.

mixers, irons, floor and table lamps. 00 PIECES PLATED WARE Table knives, forks and spoons. 200 PORCH WINDOW AWNINGS SALVAGE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE. RUGS FLOOR COVERING AT lt.30 O'CLOCK Salable goods showing little or no damage, comprising so porcelain kitchen tables, kitchen and dining room chairs book cases, folding cots. 50 pes.

rattan porch and lawn settees, tables and chairs, etc. 00 VARDS FLOOR COVERING 44 UK) yards Inlaid linoleum and felt base floot covering. 750 yards carpet and t. rf. runners, 50 F.

B. rugs, wool and summer rugs. etc. 1000 CHENILLE THROW RI GS writers. Lamps, Adding Machines, Elec- SChina, Victorian Arm Chairs, Andirons, jKuic Fans, etc.

io tne louowing namcu persons: The Receiver of Samuel Llpson and Rebecca Llpson. Individually and as copartners, trading as The Prudential Finance Company and The Prudential Investment Company of Philadelphia has in his possession monies representing dividends upon deposits awarded to the following persons, depositors of Samuel Llpson and Rebecca Lipson, Individually and as copartners, trading as The Prudential Finance Company and The Prudential Investment Company of Philadelphia, to whom the Receiver has been unable to make payment by reason of his lack of knowledge of their whereabouts, or if deceased of the Identity ot their legal representatives. Albert. Anna, Babbitt. Fannie, J17.00; Bass, Louis and Mollle.

Blum, Charlotte, 512.75; Bluver, Alex, Bluver. David, Brenner, Emiiie, Brown, Harrv, Brown, Rose, Burt, Anna, DiMento, Tony, Dubin, Betty, Embroth, Claire. Goldstein. Harry, Gottleib. Gottlieb.

Hollander. Benjamin. $4.25: Karpol, Bertha, Klutz, Martha. Mart-zell. Margaret, Mushlin, Nolan, Bridget, Reichert.

Louis, Rice. Sadie, Sherman, Morris, Shumsky, Morris, $4.25: Trachtenberg, Barney. Vcrnick, Rose, Yerefshefsky. Minnie, amount of Unclaimed Funds. $219.18.

The above named Court has fixed Tuesday, September 17, 1940, at 10 o'clock i. T- tim anl Room No. 443, City Hali. Philadelphia. as the place for a hearing upon Receiver's Petition for an order directing payment of the said monies to the State Treasury as unclaimed dividends.

The above named or their legal representatives, must present claims for -uch dividends to Street, I hlladelphia. within 60 davs from the date of this advertisement, to wit, September 2. 1940, or under decree of Ir nume1 Court the unclaimed dividends as above stated will be ordered to be paid to the State Treasury In accordance uith the Acts of Assembly. BELL. Secretary of Banking of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Receiver of SAMUEL EBECCA UPSON1; INDIVIDUALLY AND AS Cf)-PAnrl tia'L8, I-PS prudeS: TIAL I I NANCE COMPANY ANn THE PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA WILLIAM R.

SMITH, ARTHUR HAGEN W. LORD, R. ESQ. Counsel. etc.

To Be Sold In One Basement Salesrooms HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FURNISHINGS Cine Pl li-tn onA Dln- 1D1S-17-1B CHESTNLT PHILA. db Room Suites and every home ap-SC Ill mmf 47f RECEIVER'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY pointment, on paintings, rorcn sets, Andirons ana ire loois, cmnaware, Glassware, Books. Vases, Antiques, Silverware, Drapes, Bronzes, etc. Be: Philip S. McDeritt, Jr.

Bankrupt Jo. tlSiS Stock and Fixtures Moil's Clothing Open July 4th. Rubin's. 33d York. ALTO radios, '39 Motorola, custom built.

Si. Gotiy's, 2001 N. Broad. Op.eve. Sun.

Coal, Coke and Fuel Oil SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES WHITE ASH. Esg. Stove. Nut. Pea.

Buck, S4.75. Del. anywhere. Sag. 8888.

CoicrJal Coal A Fuel Oil. 910 W. Tioga. BURK COAL YARD. 10th Rising Sun.

RAD. 77.13. Stove-Nut. large Pea. 57; Buck.

$6. ASK ABOUT OUT BUDGET PLAN WHY buy bootleg coal? Nut stove. S7.95: pes, Hoppers Coke. S9.75. MORRIS COAL CO.

3750 N. American. Ste. 8988. E-Z PAYMENT PLAN STOVE Nut.

F6.43: Pea, S6.23: Buck. $4.75. rilT-ESS COAL. Vine. Trl.

1237. FILU Bins Nw! Cash or E. Z. Payment's! Stove-Nut Pea 56.25: Buck S5. StVCE RCoa 5.3d Willows.Gre.5309 PRICES, white ash, stove, nut.

Vi.95: pes. $6.25: buck.S5.25. Pyramid Coal P'f' Ampr A Somer. Neh. .3333 or Liv.20"6 OVERSTOCKED vard offers egg.

stove-nut. 43; urn. 55.95; buck. S5. Sun Rav Coal.

PhilHji Reg. '373orji ny time. Dew, 8KV3 NuLtove.egg.7.5(): 4 tons 829: Pen $7. Hnaty, W. Oxford.

Ste-4922. STOVE A nut. 57. Pea. $6.

Buckwheat. $4.75. MORRIS. 513 Christian st. Dew.

0270. Garden AT 1 t. PIANOS. RADIOS. Electric refrigerators COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.

4 FOR the County of Philadelphia. Jnne Term, 1923. No. 11883. In the matter of John C.

Hell, Secretary of Banking of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Receiver of I si Melehlnrri and MMilmit Melrhlorrl, Individually and as co-partners, trading as Melehlnrri Brothers, private bankers of Philadelphia. To the following named persons: The Receiver of Lulgi Melchiorri and Massimo Melchlorri, individually and as Copartners, Trading as Melchlorri Brothers, Private Bankers of Philadelphia, has ln his possession monies representing dividends upon deposits awarded to the following persons, depositors of Lulgl Melchlorri and Massimo Melchlorri, Individually and as Co- Partneri, Trading as Melchlorri Brothers, rlvste Bankers of Philadelphia, to whom the Receiver has Been unable to make payment by reason of his lack of knowledge of their whereabouts, or if deceased of the Identity of their legal representatives. Agos-tino, Raffaele. Andreanccl. Emldio, Andreanccl, Sabatlno.

Ber-ardo, Angelini, Bompardl, Balglo, Braccile, Antonio, Braccile, Constantino, Bryne, Margaret, Bryson, William Buonaduccl. Lor-eto, Cabell, Morfet Callahan, Jane, Candelore, Cesare, Capanna, Martiano, Capitola, Giovanni. Cappelli, Emidio. $3.03: Capanl, Emidio, Castello. Angelo, Cian-caglione, Grazlo.

Cimino, Theresa, Clark. Martha. Coiongecco. Lui-gi. Costello.

Dennis. $1.05: Costello, Mary. D'Allesandro, Silvio, Damiani. Lulgi, Darreh, Harry Delia Vecchla, Despostera, Guiseppina, Despostera, Josephine, DiBlasi, Miehele. DiDomenlco, Tommasso, $2.75: DiDonato, Saverino, DiFilippo, Gulseppl.

DiFuria, John, DlGiambattieta, Giovanni, DiGiovacchino. Qulerno. DIGIo-sca. Tito, DiLuzio, Antonio, DIMattia, Guallelmo. DiMichele.

Lulgi, DiNoblle, Antonio, DiPietro, John, DlSante, Ignazlo, Dougherty, Catherine, Ellby, Charles, Erario, Elvira. Ferri. Francesco, f2L40; JXmn W11y. S138: Gallagher, John. Glambattestla, Alberto.

L. Henderson, OI, 8.38: Hlnson. James $08; Iacovanni, Gulseppl. lamplerl, Francesco, S.OS; Ianni, pmiolo. Juerua, Ieonard, Mrs.

Klempner, Max, C-eorge, Liddy. John, 23a Hd.dy- Joseph, Maguire, Patrick. Matter. Lawrence Maltese, Guiseppi. Malvin, Marchl-V)n-A JlAo.

S2.31; Marrone. Egtdio. Maaalo. Emidio. McKav.

Daniel. Micucci, Nicola. $2.75: "Mullen, Leroy, McColIum. James, Mr- -9fi: Nnrdi. Beatrice, Nardl, Ellen.

Nardi. Lorenzo, $.38: Owns. Frances, Palazessi. Lulgi, Paoletti, Enrico, Pasquetta, Frlozzl. $2.09: Pechln.

Domenlco. $2.75 Plgliacampo, Jean, Piunti. Domenlco. $.20: Pompei, Elizabetta. Fompei, Ruggerio, Porrinl, Rosina, Trvvhuiti, Raymond, Recehuiti, Vin-cenzo, Ricci, Laura, $12.49: Romano, Raffaele.

Rosci, Nicola, Santlni. Domenico. Scarpone. Angelo, JPh. .28: Stuardl, Constantlne ii oi Emexto.

$.77: Tini. Raffaele, Tull Antonio, Vallenchlnl, Fmante. Waters. Veronica, Welsh, Kate, Young, Daniel, $.05 Yozzo. Catherine.

Zltola. Mike, $8.25. The above named Court has fixed 1'. 10. at 10 o'clock A.

P- S- as the time and Room No! 443. City Hall. Philadelphia. as the place for a hearing upon Receiver's Petition for an order directing payment of the said thiLSUlte Treasury as unclaimed dividends. The above named persons, or their legal representatives, must present claims for such dividends to the Receiver at his office.

713 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, within 60 days from the date of this advertisement, to wit, September 140, or under decree of the above named Court the unclaimed dividends as above "rdered to be paid to the state Treasury in accordance with the Acts of Assembly. John C. Bell, Secretary of Banking of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Receiver of Lulgi Melehlnrri and Massimo Melehlnrri. Individually and as Co-partners, Trading as Melehlnrri Brothers, Private Bankers of Philadelphia.

R- SMITH. Deputy Receiver. ARTHUR HAGEN MILLER, JOHN W. LORD, Counsel. Died sd Pamishlnas AT 2.30 P.

M. RUGS. CARPETS various sizes. To Be Sold an remises at Pl'BLIC AUCTION PCRI.IC KALE ABANDONED AUTOMOBILES REAR OF 14th DISTRICT POLICE STATION. HAINEft ST.

WEST OF OERMANTOWN AVE. 1 Chester Cntllngdale. Pn. Today. July 1040, at le A.M.4D Men's and Younr Men' 2.

.1 end 4-pr. Worsted. Unfinished Worsted. Herringbone, Serge. Cassimere and raTropical Worsted Suits.

Overcoat and "Topcoats. 24 Men's and Young Men's Extra Trousers and Slacks. Leather A HALPIN. June 29. 1940.

FRANK N. husband of the lata Mary Hatpin (nee Whiteside). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 9.30 A. from his late resldenre.

712 S. 51st st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Francis de Sales, 11 A.

M. precisely. Int. Holy Cross Cem. HARRISON.

June 29. ELIZABETH M. (nee Elliott 1. wife of the late William 11. Harrison.

Relatives, friends. B. V. M. Sodality invited to funeral.

9 A. residence, 4147 st. Solemn requiem mass. Holy Innocents Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. View. Tues.

eve. HARRITY. June 29, ELLEN, widow ot the late Hugh Harrlty and sister of Mrs. Esther Carr and aunt of Sister Carlotta. Relatives ami friends, League ol the Sacred Heart, Married Women's Sodality invited to funeral.

8.30 A. from Igan Funeral Home. 1820 W. Girard ave. Solemn requiem mass.

10 A. Church of Gesu. Int. Holy Cross Cem. HAYES.

June 30. CLARA L. HAYES, wife of the late Charles Haves. Services 2 P. Funeral Home of John Richmond.

612 W. Lehigh ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eve. HCOHES. June 28. CHARLES OLIVER, husband of Anna Hughes (nee Miller). Relatives, friends and former employees of Brownhlll A Kramer ure invited to services.

2 P. at the Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home, 307 E. Girard ave. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. KANORA. June 30.

ELLA BLUM-ENAUER, wife of Gustave J. Kandra. of 458 Monastery ave. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, 2.30 P. at Stetler Funeral Home, 6028 Ridge Rox.

Interment Westminster Cem. Friends may. call Tuesday, 7 to 9 P. M. KACFMANN.

On June 28. JACOB, husband of the late Frederick Kaufmann, of 7351 Carman at. Relatives and friends, also Martin Bender Lodge, are invited to a tend funeral, on 1 P. from the Yerkes Funeral Home, 7031 Woodland ave. Int.

Northwood Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. KEATING. At East Rlverton, N.

June 30. CATHERINE, wife of the late John Keating. Funeral 8 A. at her late residence. High mass.

9 A. at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Riverton. N. J. Int.

Calvary Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. KELLY. Suddenly on June 28th, CHARLES husband of Elizabeth Patterson Kelly, and son of Joseph G.

and Elsie G. Kelly. Service on Wednesday at 2 P. at the home of his mother. "2014 S.

23rd st. Int. at Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve. LANE.

June 30. THOMAS husband of Emma Melson Lone. Relatives and friends, also Covenant Lodge, No. 456, F. and A.

M-, Invite! to services. 2 P. Hagerman Funeral Home, State rd. and Hazel Highland Park, Pa. Int.

West I-aurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. I.l'CAS. At June 29.

LAURA VIRGINIA, widow of Elmer E. Lucas. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. 2 P. at the Slack Funeral Home, Burlington, N.

J. Int. Cedar Hill Florence, N. J. MeCAI'SLAND.

June 30. at her. residence, 4107 Spring Garden ANNA EVANS, widow of Charles C. McCausland, In her 92d year. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Tues.

at 11 A. at the Oliver H. Balr 1820 Chestnut st. Int. at Woodlands Cem, Friends may call Mon.

eve. MrLACGHLIN. June 30. WILLIAM husband of Marie McLaughlin (nee De-laney). Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

8.30 A. late residence. 4845 N. Howard Solemn requiem mass. St, Ambrose Church, 10 A.

M. Int. SL Dominic Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.

Please omit flowers. McNITT. June 29. FRANCES daughter of Walter H. and Annie Mrtieehan McNult.

Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, 8.30 A. late residence, 6740 N. Carlisle st. Solemn requiem mass. Church of the Holy Angels, 10 M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. MARTIEN. On June 29, CLARA MAR-TIEN. Service on Tuesday at 2 P.

at the Home, 3615 Chestnut el. Int. Woodlands Cem. MAXWELL. 30, 1940, SAMUEL beloved son of Albert and Letitia Maxwell (nee Dynes).

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. 2 P. Farents' residence, 3039 N. Lawrence st. nt.

Greenwood K. of P. Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

after 7. MEIXOR On July 1, ELIZABETH J. MELLOR. of St. Davids, widow of William Me 1 1 or.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Wednesday st 2 P. at the Oliver H. Balr 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private.

Friends may call at 1820 Chestnut st. Tuesday eve. NORTHINE. June 28. NELLIE H.

wife of Henry E. Northine (nee McGarrigle). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, 8.30 A. residence, 5515 N. 4th st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church ot the Incarnation, 30 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre. OFTTINGER.

June SO. EMILY wife of Samuel W. Oettlnger. aged 49 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services.

10 A. Apt, of Wm. H. Battersby, 331 N. Broad st.

Int. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

PEACOCK. A. RAIG PEACOCK, late of Dover, died suddenly, June 28. 1940. Viewing and services.

2 P. July 2. at Chelten Hills Chapel, Gtn. VTodur, July 3. IfMO.

at 10 A. D. S.T. rn i no rrcmiwi lfAUCT10NBERS-5sPrtBuSKRsl II Suede Lumberjacks. Raincoats.

Bovs licorauroy Suits. Knee Pants, 2no Dress lland Sport Shirts. Ties. Novelties, etc. gSult Forms.

Pipe Racks. Display s-ione r.iectnc ean. Desk, siviv-so ri STREET, FHILA. 3 ln Arcade) Unrestricted Auction ITODAY AT 10 O'CLOCK 3 IN OCR FIRST FLOOR SALESROOM fa lini icpuni it in inuow xieneciors Mirrors, etc. 3131 COOKING herbs make delicious meals.

Reg-utar tars 20c each. Salad herb mixture. 25c. Cstafosue of herbs and spices stamp. Twin i r-es Gardens, 138 Chestnut Lyn-bror.

New York. Legal Notices A ERIC AN AUCTION HOUSE. 34 S. 3d St FURNISHINGS Victorian Carved Walnut and Rose-g wood Furniture. Maple, Mahogany andJ Walnut Beds.

Bureaus. Chiffoniers, Overstuffed Chairs. Lamps, Tables. sH China. Porcelain.

Glassware. Barnes Lofland SECI'RITT AUCTIONEERS Office and Salesrooms. 1420 Chestnut SU STOCKS DONDS JIT.Y 3. 1040. It O'CLOCK NOON FOR OTHER ACCOI'NTS 5.1 shs Central-Penn National Bank.

Par $10 25 shs Coin Exch. Nat. Tr. Co. Par $J0 5 shs Land Title Bk.A Tr.Co.(New) Par $25 2D shs Girard Trust Company.

Par $10 3 shs Fidelitv-Phila. Trust Co. Par $100 6 shs Provident Trust Co. of Phlla. Par $100 9 shs National Bank of Malvern.

Pa. $10O 5 shs Philadelphia National Bank. Par $20 10 shs Huntingdon Valley Trust Pa. 5 shs Harford Agrio. A Breedere Assoc.

20 shs Fire Assoc. of Phlla. Par. $10 l'J shs Phlla. Transporfn Co.

Com. V.T.C 25 shs Minehlll A Schuylkill Haven R. R. 1 shs John Stetson Co. Common.

No Par Chester Del Co. 4U'. 195ft SALE TODAY, JULY I. 10.30 A. M.

EXTRAORDINARY HIGH-GRADE IAIY STOCK MIN'S LADIES' FURNISHINGS Extra Hne line of Boys' Suits. Vnder-wear. Hosiery, Infants' Dresses. Slips. Sweater.

Blankets, Infants' Sets. Crib Covert and all kinds cf Novelties. The above stock Is only 3 months old and is positively one of the finest stock ever offered at auction. Complete Set Kith-Grade third game and then took the next three with the loss of only two points. Ho sent four straight scorching placements over in the final game of the match that left the gallery spellbound and amazed at such a striking performance.

30 PLACEMENTS McNeill tabulated 30 placements and one ace against 15 earned points for Hunt. Both registered nine placements in the first set, showing that Hunt could only manufacture six throughout the next two sets. McNeill had 17 less combined errors than Hunt with 25 nets, 24 outs and two double faults. Hunt won the toss for service at the start. He was unruffled when McNeill took a 40-15 lead and came right back to win the deuced first game with four consecutive points which included a pair of placements.

A double fault failed to keep McNeill from pocketing the second game to make the score 1-1. Breaking through Hunt in the third game on three errors and a placement, McNeill went ahead 2-1 only to have Hunt return the compliment in the deuced fourth game from 20-40, making it two-all. SERVICE HOLDS Service held for the next two games, knotting the figures at 3-3. At this Juncture Hunt injected the first love game of the contest by surging to the barier to drive McNeill out-of-bounds with volleys. McNeill pulled through the deuced eighth game on Joe's service and the score again was deadlocked at four-all.

the ninth Rame, Hunt Ud, 5-4. It was the last time he held the whip over his rival whom, incidentally, he had upset last September ln the nationals at Forest Hills, L. I. Came the 10th game with McNeill now definitely showing his all-powerful hand as he laced out a love game leveling the score at 5-5. Although the 11th and 12th games were several times deuced, McNeill accelerated his attack and prepared to whittle Hunt down to his size as he closed out the first set at 7-5.

HUNT CRUMBLES Then came the dawning as far as Hunt was concerned following the six-time deuced second game which produced the most sensational exchanges of the duel. McNeill hammered out five placements' with passing shots to assert his complete mastery. Hunt experienced a rocky road to reach the finals. He subdued Isadore Bellis, Penn. in the quarter-finals to avenge an earlier loss at Annapolis and then was called upon to dethrone Guernsey ln a two hour semifinal battle.

McNeill breezed along in the easier half of the draw, but his exhibition yesterday left only th3 impression that he could have beaten the entire field any day of the week. An upset occurred ln the doubles final when Stanford's "baby" team of Larry Dee and Jimmy Wade conquered Bob Peacock and Robert Harmon, University of California, in a spirited five-set match, 0-3, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. 11 Groups Seek Tracks in N. J. TRENTON, N.

July 1 (A. Chairman Louis A. Reilly. of the State Racing Commission, announc EASTERN AUCTION HOUSE. 57 N.

3d St. SALE TODAV, JVLY $, AT 10 A. M. Ladies' and Bints' Furnishings Complete Children' Wear Store. LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Big line at Fntl-Fashloned.

HOSIERY ed today that 11 groups had filed Thomas B. Lovatt Sons GENERAL AUCTIONEERS 0 8. STH FA. Rettew's Loan Office hut Sell DIAMONDS. WATCHES.

JEWELRY." Mdae. All forfeited pledge to Na. M312T. WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.

A. M. SHARP United States Loan Society Sell forfeited pledgee from 1310 Arrk t. IfmOO and BJ3IMU A formerly 3M Market to II MOO. Diamond.

Watches, Jewelry, nr. THURSDAY. JULY 11. 10 A. M.

SHARP irrSoZi un.d'ra'Kned who request all he "sti. t- Jr demands against the mi the decedent to make known deeeoJ to Peron indebted to the aecedent to make payment, without delay to EMMA DEENEY. 1046 Edgemore Road. Ots FINNERTY, 938 Edgemore Road, Pa Or to their Attorney. Executrice.

A' CARROLL. 1606-32 Lincoln Liberty nidg Phn.H-V- Jiro" Chestnut ihiidciph. Pa. "ANIEI. C()NWAV7i)f- bme Administration on the rirned whJ to the under- request all persons having claims ceoent the K'tat decedent to make know the same and all payment TV' 'S' tomake pajmenf, without delay, to Or toAher WAY Admlnl.tr.trtx.

JAMES P. JUNKIN. Philadelphia, Pa. of the abov'e Estate have been granted undersigned who request all persons t. 5fC Kaint the Jf decedent to make known the same and all persons Indebted to the de-ceaent to make payment, without delay, to CLAUDE M.

RITNER. ne in ki. Administrator. Attorney fETCHWORTH, 15fK) Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pa.

CHARTER NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN" THAT Art.cles of Amendment to the Articles of A Uw Mower il.A.- Co" under the Jaws of he Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and hav- 4250 Wl.sahlckon 5 Phlladelphia. will be filed with State at Harrisburg oH Wednesday, the 3d day of July. 3940, under of tne Corporation Law of the Commonvealth of Pennsylvania approved May 5, 19.33. imjivnia nd character of the proposed Amendment is as follows- of ragraph 7th of the Articles of Incorporation of the Corporation las amended! so that the authorized capi-r! Si Corporation shall be 150 (i)0 Common Shares of the par value of One Dol-Zl', cf. hlrh 3375 h-es shall rZL, tlL ln xchange for 675 Prior JTLShJre" nmv and outstand-ing.

54 860 shares shall presently be Issued nw t0I 10 972 preirred Shares now issued and outstanding, and 20 29.3 f1n be issuJ in exchange for 40.58b Common Shares now issued and outstanding. SHIELDS, CLARK. BROWN McCOWN 1900 Girard Trust Building. East Net Team Wins Title, 4-1 fJOHN HIRSHi V) holes le Auctioneer 4 SI4 MARKET fHILA. SALE TODAY, JULY f.

le A. M. NOTIC V. IS HI RI BV GIVEN THAT AR- JK- es of Incorporation will be filed with the Department of State of the Commonwealth rr Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on Friday, ihe Mh amy of July. 1S4.

for the purpose of obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to ne under the Business Corporation Law of ihe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, rip-ved May 5. 19.3.3. The name of the prorfd corporation is Associated Confectioner Distributor. Inc. Trie purpose or purposes for which It Is to re organised are to manufacture, huv, distribute, trade ami deal at wholesale and retail In and with candy, ennfee-ttorer.

proprietary articles, cigars, rlga-ree, tobacco. soda fountain supplies, rasrs. pes try. soda fountain and ronfection-erv equipment and kindred products and r-wrrfiaTvlise. I A T.

Itl NFORD, DE-ceased. Letters of Administration on the shove Estate have been granted to the who request all persons having ciai-ns or demands against the Estate of the der-oem to -make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delav, to EDWARD F. STANTON. 1819 N. Park Philadelphia, Pa.

Or to his Attorney FRANCIS J. DALY. JR. 1-' S. 12th Philadelphia, Pa.

MT4TE Or JOSEPH GONXELLI. IE-Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the wncrrsisned. who request all persons having ciaims or demands against the Estate of the orcerient to make known th same, and ail persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to HENRY OONNELU. 736 Clvmer St. rw Pa.

Or to his Attomev. VINCENT KROPHY. ESQ 520 North American Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF FMMA WaLChI DECEASED.

tetters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, h. request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons in-oeMed to the decedent to make payment, wittujut delav. to AS PER A. WALCH. 17 Rick Erdenheim, Pa.

Or to his Attomew JOSEPH S. KRATZ. 122 Chestnut PKXJAMIX H. RK1HAKER, 4wnw4. Letters of Administration on tne tiynt Estate haxe been granted to thv.

undersigned who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all sons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delav, to JACOB E. BRUBAKER, r. Administrator. Or to tv Attorneys, PAPK A 63 i-siin' Stephen Girard 21 So. ith Street.

Philadelphia. I MATE OF MARIE BOF.IIM. DEC EASED. Testamentary on the above Estate rave been granted to the undersigned, who recuest persons having claims or rie-mfcnds against the Estate of the decedent to make kniw-n the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment. wrhoui delav.

to A. 'RION LEIDY. Executrix Or to her Attnrnev. J. I-OUIS BRElf INGER.

i01-r5 Liberty Trust Philadelphia. Pa. WHITE GOODS Sheet. Pillow Cases Tim.i. tkets and Quilts.

lO.OOO Veres Silk an1 aniens. SLsrfiles' and Gents' Fnrnishlncs. RIMON. June 29, MARY EMMA (nee lormai applications, accompanied by the required $10,000 certified checks, to operate racetracks in New Jersey. These 11, Reilly said as the second unofficial deadline for applications passed, would be given first consideration in granting permits for all or some of the maximum of four tracks allowed by law.

Reilly said commission members would start "looking the proposed track sits over" on Friday by visiting proposed sites in Monmouth and Burlington county. "Our action today doesn't mean," Reilly said, "that no further applications will be given consideration. But If four suitable tracks could be selected from the 11 applications already received, they would be given first call." WOULD START IN APRIL Reilly reiterated a previous prediction that racing would begin in New Jersey next April. The 11 applications received today or earlier, with the proposed track sites, follow: Monmouth Park Racing Association, Oceanport; Jersey Downs, Camden Airport: Camden Park Racing Association, Delaware Townsr-ip; O. Roy Bryson and Frank P.

Gravatt, Brigantine; New Jersey Jockey Club, Absecon; New Jersey State Fair, Trenton; Bergen County Jockey Club, for a site about three miles south of Mountainvlew in Passaic county, on Route 23: Monmouth Country Club, Eatontown; Harry F. Sinclair, Jobstown, and the Jersey Turf Jockey Club, with offices at Hackensack (no track site yet designated). Thistledown Card CI PVfrf i Mn ntitrw tiaiioweiii, wire or the late I. Norrls Simon, aged 86 years. Relatives, friends and members of St.

James' Methodist Church, Invited to services. 11 A. at her late residence, 5418 Rising Sun ave. Int. St.

James' Olney. Friends may call Tues. eve. SMITH. June 29.

MARY daughter of the late Thomas C. and Ella E. A. Smith. Funeral 8 A.

John P. Donohae A Sons, 54X) Market st. Mass of Reoulem. Our Ladv of Victory Church, 9 A. M.

InL Holy Cross Cem. SNYDER. June 29. at 1606 W. Erie 29 016 Penn MARGARET wife of the late Robert Artman.

Relatives and rlends Invited to funeral. Wed 8.30 A. McOurg Funeral Home. 1665 Harrison Frankford. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Martin's Church, 10 A. M. Int. private. Friends may call Tues.

eve. BACON. July 1. 3940. at 7420 Mountain C.

GRAHAM BACON, husband of Helen R. Bacon. Services at Helweg's. 463 Yord Jenkintown, P. M.

Int. private. nRR. On July 1, GEORGE BARR. Services on Wednesday, July 3, at 2,30 P.

M. at his home, 446 Crest Oak Lane. Interment private. BAI RLE. June 30, 1940, MARIE, wife of the late Eugene Baurle.

Relatives, friends and all societies of which she was a member are invited to attend the services on 2 P. at her late residence. 2946 W. Girard ave. Interment private.

Mt. Peace Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday eve. RIRKMAIER. June 30.

LOUIS, husband of Pauline Yost Birkmaier. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral from res. near New Britain, Wed. ,2 P. D.

S. T. Friends may call 7. to 9 P. BISHOP.

Suddenly on June 29. ETHEL wife of Lemmie W. Bishop. Service on Wednesday at 1 P. at her late residence, 4343 Brown st.

Int. at Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve. June 29. ANNA widow of John G.

Muller. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 2 P. Kester's Funeral Home. 609-11 E.

Allegheny ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.

BI RC.ER. June CARL, husband of Mary Fitzgerald. Funeral 8.3 A. Fitzpatrick Funeral Home. Broad and Westmoreland sts.

Solemn mass of requiem, Church of the Holy Angels'. IO A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends call Mon. eve. CARROLL. Suddenly, June 29. JAMES husband of Nora M.

Carroll nee Brown). Relatives and friends, employees of John J. McShain. are invited to attend funeral. 8 30 A.

from his late residence. 3715 Rosemont Drexel Hill. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. Andrew. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. CASNET. June 29.

1940. MARTHA L. 'nee Dolan). widow of John Casnet, 6352 WILLIAM husband at Clara Snyder (nee Bergstresser). Relatives and friends are in- viiea to the service.

2.30 P. M. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 VV. Lehieh ave.

Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends toiicitors. may call lues. eve.

SPATZ. In Los Angeles, on June 27, JOHN POTT SPAtZ. Funeral services on Wed. at 1.30 P. at the Fairvlew Cem.

Chapel. Boyertown. Pa. Int. Fairview Cem.

Friends may call at the residence of his sister, Mrs. John R. Erb. 432 Penn Drexel Hill. from 7 to 9.30 P.

and at the Fairview Cem. Chapel, Wed. after 12 o'clock noon. 2 Penn Netmen Gain in Tourney SEWICKLEY, July 1 (U. The Eastern Tennis Team selected by Captain Walter Pate swept to a four to one victory over a youthful Western Team today by capturing the two remaining singles of the annual East-West tennis team matches at Allegheny Country Club.

Franklie Parker, 24-year-old Davis Cup star from Sea Bright, N. and Gardnar Mulloy, of Miami Beach, eighth ranking last year, accounted for the winning matches. KOVACKS BEATEN Parker, who defeated Welby Van Horn, of Los Angeles, member of the Western Team captained by Sam Hardy, ln the first singles yesterday, added Frankie Kovacs, of San Francisco, present California champion, to his list of victims today, winning in straight sets. With the steadiness that comes from experience, Parker put away Kovacs, 6-3, 6-4, 6-1 in today's first singles, assuring victory for the East. MULLOY TRIUMPHS Then Mulloy, "dark horse" of the Easterners, outlasted Van Horn ln the final singles to win in five sets, 3-6.

7-5, 5-7, 6-4. 7-5. Mulloy'S victory was patterened after his success of yesterday when he came from behind to beat Kovacs in five sets. The only victory turned in by the Western Team of all California players, was in yesterday's doubles when Van Horn and Jack Kramer, member of last year's Davis Cup team, beat the East doubles combination of Moulloy and Henry Pm-soff. of Coral Gables, formerly of Seattle, Wash.

STAFF. June 30, CAROLINE STAPF. of OTUK IS HEKKBY OIVEN THAT. the Pning of business on July 1. 1940, Jay Cooke retired as a Limited (Special! Partner from the Limited Partnership heretofore existing between Joseph R.

Swan, Henry Butler. Radcliffe Cheston, Charles S. Cheston. J. Ford Johnson, John W.

Cutler, Edwin A. Fish. Burnett Walker, Charles B. Harding, Edward B. Smith.

John W. Castles. Irving D. Fish, Fred E. Koechlein.

W. Edwin Williams. Edward c. Sayers, Ralph B. Johnson.

William Barclay Harding. Harcourt Amorv. Ogden Phipps. J. Ritchie Kimball.

Karl Weisheit. Phillip W. Brown, and Sidney F. Tyler as General Partners, and Philemon Dickinson, Jay Cooke, and Edwin A. Fish as Limited (Special) Partners carrying on the business under the firm name of '-Smith, Barney Co." at 14 Wall Street.

New York, New York, and elsewhere. mmmwm oir vvynnewona Phila. Relatives and friends Invited to services, IP. Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud, 600-02 N.

63d st. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. STEVEN.

Suddenly, at Chicago. June 29, FLORENCE M. DEL PIZZO. wife of Thcmas Steven. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral.

8.30 A. from her home. 2425 Avon Ardmore. Pa. Solemn requiem mass.

St. Denis' Church, 9.30 A. M. Int. St.

Denis' Cem. TONER. June 30. JOHN TONER, husband of the late Mary Elizabeth Toner (nee McElhone and father of the Rev. John J.

Toner. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8.30 A. from his late residence. 818 S. 15th st.

Solemn mass of requiem at St. Teresa's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

VAN METER. At Riverton, N. June 30. PAULINE widow of William Van Meter. Services 2.30 P.

at Christ Church, Riverton, N. J. Interment private. 28. JOHN husband of Margaret M.

Kelly Walsh. Relatives, friends and Div. No. 40. A.

O. invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from his home, 1439 S. 49th st. Solemn requiem mass.

Church of St. Francis de Sales, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Of 1938 Federal June 29, ANNA widow of John S. Young. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. 2 P. from Schofleld's, 3127 S.

20th st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eve. All-Phillies Play Phila. Stars Nine The All-Phillies and the Phila. Stars inaugurate their annual rivalry, which now extends over a period of five seasons, when they come together tonight under the arclights at the Parkside Athletic Field, 44th st. and Parkside at 9 P.

M. The All-Phils are recognized as the leading independent nine in this section, being composed of ontstand-ing players in this territory, while the Philly Stars are the local representatives of the Negro National League. ru. ervices ana interment private. CLOTHIER.

July 1. 1940. JOHN CALEB, on of Isaac H. Clothier. and Mallnda A.

Clothier in his 26th year. COGHLAN. On June 30, JAMES E. COGHLAN, husband of the late Margaret Coghlan. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on Wednesday at 8.30 A.

M. from his residence. '626 N. 48th St. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Mother of Sorrows Church at 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. DESERT. Suddenly, June 29. EMMA widow of Joseph Desert.

Funeral services at St. Mary's Church, Ardmore, 3 P. M. Int. St.

Paul's Lutheran Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. at the home of her son. Chas.

Desert. 877 Penn Bryn Mawr, Pa. June 29. 1940, ANNA, wife of the late Charles Ditzel (nee Murz), aged 69 years. Relatives and friends, also Ladies' Hessen Darmstater.

are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. residence, 3219 N. Falrhill st. InL Green-mount Cem. Viewing Tues.

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D. (By A. P. FIRST RACE three-year-olds and up: mile and forty yards V2: Kremlla ICQ Trooperette 112 Miss Johnston 117 Blind Hope 19 False Point Jfo Eariy Broom 10 117 Wilda Hi. March Yankee 11.1 Lena J.

lit Chilkat 109 Rita Jay iftg SECOND RACE IM5O0: claiming: frtur. yeai -olds and up; six furlongs; chute (lir Masked Plane 110 Jockride 110 xFirerab 105 xFrank JiJi" xSay Do 14)8 xRhoog xVan Tryst 113 Sanders xJudge Leer JOS xSheriff Eugene 111 Witsn 110 xCatch All 11.T THIRD RACE SfiOO; claiming: thre-year-olds; six furlongs: chute liT) Hadatel HO Backinaflash in xAnd Now 03 Emdale Iriumvlrate n.1 Belle Jamee ins Xn Tl 111 Jollv Time Il. SusleQuit 110 Canoe Uu FOURTH RACE shoo; claiming; two-year-olds; Thistledown course 110): Wrackety 107 Maqut lryj Edward A. 14)9 Milton Memory lr Star O' Teddy 107 Hlmulus JOU Burning Miss 111 Bookie Mc 7 Jeanne Angela 10 Darby D'Or lid FIFTH RACE S1500; Inaugural Harvn-cap: four-year-olds and up; six furlongs: -chute (7 a-Red Moss 110 Higher Cloud 30.1 a-French Bread 105 Candescent 1'iKJ Chandera 108 Frank Boy 114 Dale K. 10Q a-Olb and Waldron and Waldron entry SIXTH RACE claiming: threo-' year-old and up; mil and fotty yards Wooden Indian 115 xChestnut Bur 11" xSidout 10S Pet Talk 113 Professor Paul 112 SEVENTH RACE S700; claiming: three- year-olds and up; mile end forty yards 45; xWlnning Mark 111 xWood bridge 1'tt Vindicare 308 Chatterwrack 112 Lafoya 107 Starlina EIGHTH RACE $600; claiming: threer year-olds and up; mile and sixteenth 8): Blind Star 108 Hidden ite Bank Me 311 Black Frusade li.5 xGold Cloud 10.1 Azafran 1 Catch 111 Leightonwond 111 NINTH RACE ISub) ShW): claimtss; four-year-oids and up; six furlongs; chae (12i: Credulous 115 Tempting Witch 1n Dolaway lOS xMIs Marilyn 15- xRonnie no xLula O.

Lady Albert G. 105 Bryonin 111 Saphi 11,1 Jack W. 111 xTransview no Naughtv Nancy 108 xApprenlice allowance claimed. Weather Clear. Track Heavy.

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T. -(By A. FIRST RACE $800; ciaimlng; four-year-olds and up; six furlongs: chute (9 Fort Thomat 309 xTransmuiable 113 xMiss Ivory 99 x.Maehoh xPepper 104 Dorniworth 112 Incredible 104 Brotherly Hastv Sue 104 SECOND RACE 00: claiming: three-year-olos end up; lx furlongs; rhul tlJ-r Double Whilt JOT x.Mi Mofla im Llrma 102 Hello Cp l'J Pure Cloud 3IJ lioldef 1 lmierlal Carol (to Grand Ringer 1 7 Fro Forrester 1H7 xllellua IM Slenrs THIRD RACE HI; rlnlmtng: and up, slv furlongs; chut Susie Helle KM nDoc lister li Just Ahead 1U Euneva 1 id Just Imperial 104 Oddet Romeo lei xGlad Francis K4 Shelby King J()9 Old Main Road 11J FOURTH RACE SS4I0; claiming: two. year-olds; Ave furlong (7)! Jo Betty lOti xSllverwood 111 Interrupt (H Scagg A mo Greenock 109 Honey Time lo4 xBlark Fast 104 FIFTH RACE $14)00: allowances: three. ear-olds and up; six furlongs: chute (7: Nicholas S.

117 Pin Money 1'15 Anxiety 10.1 Shirley 4 Bernard F. 1 l'J xlmperlal Impy lijl XMiss Bonnie 107 SIXTH RACE Non; claiming; three-year-olds; mile and 74) vard i4; xMlllchlr 105 xCnmelv Maid 1o1 Columblns Boy 112 Little Gay 1' 7 Housewife 110 xNopatosa Roo SEVENTH RACE XH00: claiming: four-year-olds and up; one and miles if)i; Needeego 115 Lorkstep 111) leading Bet 115 Rllnd Sage Hi Noahs Pride 115 Perfect One 111 l.ar.inu- 115 favour 113 Answered 1 in r.lGHTH RACE claiming; f.xjr- ear-olds ami up; on and one-sUteentn mile 1101 Kncltlsn 115 Scudder US Brill 110 charmette 111. Erin Sweep 115 Busbv 115 Psralde 115 Botangle 115 Abbots Hour 115 Babv Stout 310 gtiarante the payments shown in this table to be the full amount you will pay back, when payments are made on schedule. On price all These pa yment include charges at Household rate of 2H per month on the first 100 of balances, and 2 per month on balances above $100. This rate is less than the maximum prescribed by the Small Loan Uw and is the same to everyone.

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In Scholastic Tennis Play MONTCLAIR, N. July 1. Three University of Pennsylvania stars, headed by Isadore Bellis, seeded No. 1, started ln quest of the Eastern intercollegiate varsity singles tennis championship in the 18th annual tournament which opened today on the courts of the Montclair Athletic Club. Without swinging a racquet, Bellis, who was beaten in the semi-finals of the National Intercollegiate championship last week, was in the third round tonight.

Drawing a first round bye, Bellis advanced through the second round by virtue of a default from G. J. M. Kelly, of Yale. Swinging into action tomorrow, Bellis will face Gerald Manhold of Syracuse in a third round match.

The other Penn players in the varsity singles are Robert S. Boyer, who also drew a first round bye and then gained a second round default from John P. Wendell, of Princeton, and Bartram Tesman, In one of the few matches of the day to go to three sets, Tesman went out of the running in the second round, losing to Richard Feuille, of Virginia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. BELLIS-BOYER WIN Pairing in the Varsity doubles, Bellis and Boyer scored a first round victory over Stacy Hill and Fred Leopold, of Dartmouth, 6-2, 6-2. Allan Wfintraub and Harmon Schaeffrr.

Penn's two entrants ln the freshman singles, both emerged victorious in first round battles. Weintraub was hard pressed to win from Arthur David of Newark University, 6-4, 6-4, while Schaeffer won quite handily from William Costello, of St. Lawrence, 6-0, 6-1. Richard McKee. of Minml University is seeded first in freshman singles.

Weintraub and Schaeffer are paired in the freshman doubles and in their first match tomorrow will oppose Henry Canda and Ward Cham-berlln, Princeton duo. Yesterday's Scratches (lly A. Pri ARLINGTON PARK 1 Dead Calm. FanTun. Judges Sister.

Cape Race. Yetive. Long Place, Rat fieri ne Journalist. 2 Chocolate Maid. Evadefllght.

Air Hostess. Just Verdict, cxmalarls. Scolenc. 3 War Vision, Valdina Jack. Alexander.

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June 28. ELIZABETH C. nee Goss, wire of Em II Fader. Relatives and friends are Invited lo funeral. 8.30 A.

M-. from her late residence. 417 E. VVIIdey st. Solemn requiem mass.

Immaculate Conception Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. FITZPATRICK.

June 30. BRIDGET EGAN. wife of the late Patrick J. Fitzpatrick. Relatives and friends, B.

V. M. Sodality Invited to attend funeral. 9.30 A. from her home, 139 Porter st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of Our Lariy of Mt. Carmel. commencing at 10. TO A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. FRIHCH. June 30, MARIE wife of Walter G.

Frtsch (nee Klsienmncheri. Rela-lives, friends and members or Trinity Or, Ev. Ltith. Church, are Invited to funeral services. 2 P.

lale residence, 351 Fanahawe st. Int. Htllslile Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.

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NoiJl- mm Auto Loan 0a Diamonds, Watch, Jewelry ad Silver Decisive victories were turned in by Robert Carrothers, Corando (Calif.) High, and William Vogt, Penn Charter, as the annual National Interscholastic Tennis Single championship tournament opened yesterday with oniy a fractional part of the field of 68 seeing action at Cyn-wyd Club. Rainfall of the previous evening left the clay courts at the Merlon Crickft Club ln a condition which would net have allowed play to start until 5 o'clock. Rather than begin at such a late hour. Col. John McClin-tock.

chairman of the tournament, transferred activities to Cynwyd for those who wished to play there. The tournament will go back to the courts at Merion today, with action scheduled to begin at 9.30 A. M. SEVEN MATCHES PLAYED Seven matches were played at Cynwyd. three of the seeded players taking part in them, Carrothers, Vogt and Robert Faught, a Cleveland boy at Hun School.

Carrothers. the top ranking Junior player in California and first seeded here, bore down on an opponent from this city. Edwin Ernst, of Overbrook High School, to win at 6-1, 6-1. Vogt njade the most of his ound driving game to dispose of Edward J. Feighan.

of Euclid. Ohio. 6-1. 6-1. Vogt is seeded eiohth in the draw and this afternoon faces the winner of the match between Robert N.

Tuttle, Carnegie, and H. S. Saltzman, Exeter. Faught, seeded sixth ln the field, had a har time of it for one set against the! persistent Reading High School left-hander, Stanley Granger. After solving his opponent's style play.

Faught traveled ahead without further ado, to score at 6-4, 6-1. BODENGER LOSES Philadelphia players fared on the losing end ln three of the other matches. Morris Bodenger, Simon Gratz southpaw, found Irvin Dorf-man, DcWitt Clinton High School, New York A. bit too strong on the attack and capitulated. 6-1, 6-3.

Arthur Pro-haskft. Clinton High School. Hartford, accounted for Morton Stern, another Simon Oiatz contender, 6-2, 6-3. Oeorge Kennedy, of Pelham (N. High School, eliminated Harold Landes-berg.

West Philadelphia High School, 6-3. 6-4. SEIXAS TO PLAY Seeded players scheduled for their first action this morning are Albert P. Everets. Andover; Richard Hart.

Gesu High School. Miami Beach High; Victor Selxas, Penn Charter School; Richard Shipp, Harrisburg Academy, and Richard Bender, Pin-gry School. sinoi.es first round Earl Corhell. Los Angeles Hich. defeated Klrnard Johnson, pelhiim I'igh, fi-1.

-1. Arthur Prochaskn, Clinton High. Hartford. defeated Morton Stern. Grata High.

rt-3. -3. Ccirge Kennedy. Pelham Huh, N. defeated Harold I.Hmlonlirrg.

Weil Philadelphia High. H-4, Wm. T. Vogt. Penn Chnrler, defeated Edward Feighan, St.

Ignatius High, Euclid. Ohio. fl-1. fi-1. Robert Carrothers, Coronado High.

defeated Edwin Ernst. Overhrook High. Robert Faught. Hun School. Princeton, defeated Stanley Granger.

Reading High. Reading. 6-4, (5-1. Irvin Dorfmsn. DeWitt Clinton High.

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CHARLES TOWN 1 Blenheim Rose, Ijidv Science, Duck Blind. Stormy Passage, Swift Light, Wet Target. 2 Bnrraca, Irish Vote. Blind Talk. Lapis, Last Scamp.

3 Marshall Prairie Prince, Shining Knight. Miss Anderby, Walll, Grey ileum. 4 Time Snver. Warn. Man at Arms, Ivonla, Rock Mlaa, Nam-ia Heat.

5 Itomney Royal. Little Harpist, Beaming Ijtdy. 6 Tobias. Ann Groucher. Spout Run, Counora, Hi Blaze, Cats Cradle.

7 Black Demon. Lary Miss, Huppy, Sl- auga. Clymene. 8 Kai Mln. Stlngaree.

Blue Boo, Super John, Star On, Sea Finn. 9 Declared off. 10 Declared oft. wood cem. rlends may call Tues.

eve. GABRIEL. June 29. ELIZABETH CROISSANT, widow of Jacob'Gnbrlel. Relatives and friends, members of Covenant Chapter 199.

O. E. S. Relchardt Memorial Court. No.

18. O. ot Ladles of the Old Guard, 2d N. G. invited to services.

2 P. Funeral Home of J. Wesley Craft A Son. 20.T1 N. Broad St.

Eastern Star and Amaranth services and viewing Tues. eve. GKAMMER June 30, EMMA ALBERTA, wife of Ihe late Ernest L. Grammer. Relatives and friends are Invited to Ihe service.

Wed 2 P. at Ogantz. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, Ogont and Chelen aves. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Jues. eve. GRIFFIN. Of 736 N.

20th June 30. at Penn Yan. N. formerly of Corinth-Inn and Fair-mount aves. AMY beloved wife of William H.

Griffin. Relntivcs and friends Invited lo funeral. 8.30 A. at W. A.

Dunlnp lth st. and Fair-mount ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at Ihe Church of St. Francis X.ivier, 10 A. M.

Int. private. Friends may call Tues. eve. HALL.

July 1. SARAH E. (nee Satter-fieldi. wife of the late William R. Hall.

Relatives -and friends Invited to service, Tuesday, 8 P. at her late residence, 241 Heather Upper Darby, Pa. Int. Mil-ford. Del.

CASH AT ONCE Payments Redueod an Cars Noim Financod and Additional Cosh II Dooirmd THE AUTOMOHII.K txn, INC. m. K. far. Krnad Olrard 2nd Klmr STE.

6666 I'PPER DARBY 6816 Market 3rd Floor azi2 NOHKISTOWN 115 W. Main 2nd Floor Phone 441-40 lacsTMrstMl 1907 1310 Arch St. L. Mrs. Howe Leads In Skytop Golf SKYTOP.

July 1. Mrs. Edward L. Howe, Merlon Cricket Club, had low gross of 88 today for first 18 holes of Skytop's 10th annual women's invitation golf tournament, played with a brisk wind blowing. Miss Mary Fine.

Scranton Country Club, had second low gross of 89, and Miss Ruth Haley, Philadelphia and Buck Hill Falls, was third with 90. HEIRS FINANCED. WOLFMAN 1 PEN. 5700. rrrti.ic" finance servIce cAHf aT fTn anTeTtCr I 1 7 23N Mr.

Kj n. 0240. GIRARD INVESTMENT CO. -on 69th A Market a. All.

2321. JIEIRS ians. Legacies. Incomes Purchased J. FANNING.

121 N. Broad St. Loc. 024.3. 1X)ANS.

$20 TO $300 ABC. Credit. Market St.Natl.Bk.Bldg. LOANS ON CARS FROM 1935 TO 1910. ABBOTT'S CREDIT CO.

3336 N. BROAD ST. RAD. 1212 LOANS ON YOUR CAR IN 5 MI N. AUTO LOANS.

4217 CHESTNUT ST. THE OLDEST largest auto loan company. cosmos finance. spring Garden. x-Apprent1oe allowance claimed.

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