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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2. 1945 "a Caxtfffflic.v Robertson's Son Honored in Death Open MondDy, Labor Day 11th Market: 9:30 fe 5. 69th Street: 10 te 5:30 At usual, every en of eur regular employees wne worts oa Labor Day will receive an alternate holiday with full psy.

11,000 Service Men i Arrive in Eastern Ports Many service men from Philadelphia and vicinity were among the 11,000 troops returning from Europe to the United States on 11 ships docking yesterday and today at Boston, New York and other Two Navy Men From Phila. Die East Coast ports. Pl7Ktu. Technician Fifth tirade John of FRANK SEDER MEN'S SHOP HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS In a quiet ceremony far different from those in which he received medals and trophies for athletic achievements, Lawson Robertson, veteran University of Pennsylvania track coach, accepted three medals yesterday that meant more to him than all the others. They were the Navy Cross, the Air Meda and the Purple Heart, presented posthumously to his son.

Two Philadelphia Navy men have been reported killed in action in the South Pacific, according to official telegrams to their parents. Aviation Radioman Third Class Robert L. Colt. 19, died aboard the escort carrier FALL REVIEW Lieut enant (J.g.) Charles A. Robertson, 7 rf ii' 1 iff 1 Vr I Of Smart Fashions Here Is Your Coat! 1 If You Wear 33Va to 45Va i SX-Sw Navy dive-bomber pilot, sy LI eutenant -t'j- Robertson Mr Ommaney Bay it was tunic last February during the Lingayen Gulf landings in the Philip-pines, his mother.

Mrs. Andrew Miller, of 3514 Lansing was notified. a 1 oman Colt was graduated from Lower Merlon High School and was attending the $75 Rlenderlzinjar and youthful styles, flatter Arriving aboard the Felix Gaundy at New York: Sc hic line. Technical Sergeant Harry 3d, of K. Chilton t.

Mrrgeant Henry of 351 E. Chilton st. Thierry, Stair Sergeant Georga of Aldinc St. Kilter, Perieant Kenneth of 6726 N. Smedlev at.

Aureil, Technical Sergeant filles, of 857 N. st IVct, Technician Fourth farads Joseph of n. ith, t. riela. Technician Fourth Grade (ieorc VV.

Toronto t. Santacata, Technician Fourth (Tirade Victor of 24 W. Seymour St. HiiKhe. Corporal Filwln of 1S2S Paul lit.

Law. Corporal William, of 7358 Ridge- WBV Jit. 'lcholaon. Corporal rimer of 2015 Griffith lit. Sweeney.

Corporal William of 275 W. Sheldon Bt. Bcrenbmh. Technician Fifth Orada Harry 4.. of Claridee st.

Berenhaeh, Technician Fifth Grade Harry .1.. of 275 W. Shfldon st. Bereer. Private First Class Rohert of 2fif W.

Lansdowne. Gniher. Technician Fifth tirade William 105(1 F.lson St. Clcinski. Technician Fifth Grade Joseph, of 511 Krleemont st.

Kidd. Technician Fifth Grade Stanley of 12X1 W. Silver si. TenderKhest, Technician Fifth Orada Paul of E. BrinRhurst st.

nrherrer, Technician Fifth Grade Herbert of 7.I.VJ Palmetto St. Farms, Prltate First Class Milton of N. 8th st. SiitlifT. Technician Fifth Grads J.

Of Mifldletown road. Media. Harklns, Private First ls James of 109 Rhodes Collinifdale. Kenny, Private First Class Thomaa of 2343 IXckinson st. Ktr.radskt, Private First Class Anthony of 2145 S.

Hancock st. Lane. Private First Class Walter of 144 Alter st. Lohan, Private First Class Thomas or 155 W. Seltzer st.

MrCullniich. Private First Class Frank of 1016 N. 64th st. Messe. Private First Class Horst of 1202 K.

Washington lane. Knrrls, Private First Class Joseph of T7'l 5 st died in a valiant attack on a Japan ese cruiser in which he scored a hit on the enemy vessel, brought his plane down on the water with one wing burning, and thereby saved the life of his ingly fur trimmed 1 100r'o wool in Darks and Colors! Sixes 33 to Sketched Black with Persian. Other Furred Coats $44 to $249. 4th Floor Coot, ttth and Mmrktt Strtttt Also 69th Stroot. ROBERT I.

COI.T 4- I 1 Oeorgia School of Technology in At LT. ItOBKItTSON ,1 lanta when he enlisted in the Navy In April, 1943. There are two brothers in the service. Sergeant Walter S. Colt.

21, recently returned from Italy, and Private Andrew J. Miller, 19, of the Air Corps. SEAMAN KILLED Seaman First Class Henry O. Miller. 20.

son of Mrs. Eleanore Hayes, of 5928 Reach was killed in action on August 9, after 10 months' duty overseas, the Navy Department reported. Seaman Miller, a graduate of Ol-rey High School, was employed at the Crown Can st. and Erie prior to his Induction In ervice two years ago. He served as a gunner on a destroyer.

His brother. Private First Class Stanley J. Miller, Is with the occupation forces in gunner, though he himself was mortally wounded. Grave-faced, but manifestly proud of his son. Coach Robertson accepted the decorations from Captain L.

M. Stevens, TJ. S. retired, director, of the Naval R. O.

T. C. unit at the university, at the ceremony in Coach Robertson's office. The engagement in which Lieutenant Robertson died was in the Second Battle of the Philippine Sea on Oct. 25, 1944, when he was "flying to extreme range" from the carrier Hancock, the Navy citation stated.

Coach Robertson, who developed nine world's record holders and five winning Olympic track teams in 25 years, has two other sons In the services Sergeant Lawson, with the Army Engineers overseas, and George, in the Navy Radar School a Bainbridge, Md. 12 W. lVarl Builinsfton. HiKKins. Private First lass Kdward of 27 Park Boidontown.

Meyers. Private lrst Class Charles of J'nik Men from Philadelphia and vicinity aboard the George McClellan: Meyer. Technician Fourth Grade Carl of rH27 Ashland ve. Josta. Mtan Nerseant of 729 N.

12d St. Slrtcker, Private Frank of 541 Godfrey live. Private First Class Joseph of 24 Kimbail st. Rowland, Private First Class Harry, of 461 Level i hi loo eve Schiich, Private First Class Nicholas of lt5" I adWHlliiiU-r st. Wesley, Private John, of 3'J19 Dartmouth st.

Becker, Private Kuaene of 3326 Dever-eaux ave. Kali, Technician Fifth Grade Martin, of 7092 Forrest road. Mariuk. Technician Fifth Grade John, ot W2 E. 3d Chester.

O'llonnel. Technician Fifth Grade Charles of 19 W. Willow Grove ave. Fitrpatrick, Private First Class John of 302 W. We 1 1 ens ave.

Grant. Private First Class Charles of 204 Caroenter st. Ahnnson. Lieutenant Colonel Josenh of 41 Oak lane, vlavne. Sones.

Major Maurice, of 13.18 Conlvn at, Anderson, leconil lieutenant Robert of 1743 N. WIHinelon st. Miller. Master Sergeant George of 1233 K. Grevlock st.

Plotnick, Sergeant Graham of 1418 Jlowcil St. Lynch. Technician Fourth Grade Pavld of OsaKe ave. Swkulskl. Technician Fifth Grade Theodore of 1H23 st Arriving aboard the Santa Maria at Boston: Mercer, Captain Rdward of 731 Clymer lane, Ridley Park.

Junkins. First Lieutenant Robert of 215 Wolfenden Collingdale. O'Connor, Technician Fifth tirade Timothy rf 1235 W. Sedglev ave. Bonadtire, Private Vincent of 861 N.

49th. St. Hoan, Private Thomas of 834 Yeadon ave Yeadon. Lynch. Technician Fourth Grade John of 927 Wolf St.

Phillip. Corporal Raymond 8., ot 5232 Pentririge st. Landy. First Sergeant Joseph of 1001 S. 49th st.

Savoy, sergeant Horace ot 4131 E. H-Josevelt blvil. Yessi. Corioral Thomas of 1782 Brill st. Wlhisc, Technician Fifth Grade Michael of K.

Stiles st. Zielinlskl. Technician Firth Grade Stanley of 4645 James st. Harris, Private First Class Thomas of IH.in Berkshire st Arhrriidt. Private First Class Joseph of 4315 Worth St.

Sere. Private First Class Anthony, of 1638 S. isth st. Tranka, J'rlvate First Class Joseph of 420 K. Stiles st.

Waet.ien. First Lieutenant Harry of 152H E. Pastorlus st. Aversa. Technician Fourth Grade Anthony of 529 Morns st.

Tyson. Technician Fifth Grade Walter 1133 K. SiafTonl Jt. Van Horn. Technician Fifth Grade Albert or 3KO Snrui-e st.

Rherman, private First Class William of 4UII Midland I'pland. Shirr. Private l'irst lass of 1 IcKt'imiin st. Wlek. First l.lruteiiant Carl of 49 ii sh Hilton lane.

Slciooirr. harles A. of 22 S. 41th St. Confer, staff Seraeaot Robert ot 211 Gay I'hoeniwille.

Mine. Private First Class Martin of 1 IIIO S. 31st St. Quirple. Private First Class John care of Mrs.

M. J. MrKinney, lvyland. Hayes. Technical Sergeant John ot 4207 Tudor st.

Plccoll, Private First Class Hocco of 1 1 13 A nnin t. atmllh. Private Frank of 628 Chain Noi ristown. Private Arthur of 134 Wellington id l'tnier Darbv. Sills.

Private Irving of 512 High Heydt, Captain Frnest of 353 Kenmore (Jli-nside. Pusln, a ntaln Mag of 1724 Mohican at. Lunngn, Technician Third Grade Ralph of Dicks ave. Benjamin, sergeant Rills, of 888 N. Beech-wood st resting.

Private First Class Victor 8., of 15i7 N. Vd st 'afe. Private First Class Franklin of 1(14 Stroud Coatesvllle. Adams, Technician Third Grade, George of raoil. Private First Class Louis of HI 20 Wheeler st.

Pelosl. Private First Class Columbns, Of 2116 W. Clearnolfl St. PoUi. Private First Class Otto, of 271S W.

a hot st Rodcers. Private First Class Francis nf T4 V4lh St Men's Smartlelgh FALL SUITS 700 Woof 29.50 Tailored for self confidence. The smartly designed lapels and correctly tapered sleeves and trousers will please the most particular man. Schmidt. Private First Class George, of 295 Chatham St.

Srhnauffer. Private First Class John of 411 Manning st. haln. private First Class, of 5115 Hutchinson st. 1 Vr iLl-sr; Yr.Pz'i Girls' Sunday Best Fall Dress frr1V4 5.98 fcS5f I -Mf i Scroll embroidery 4 ft 1 of soft white wool i 1 Scroll embroidery of soft white wool Sheehan, Private First Class Martin of 2913 Wilder st.

Smith, Private First Class Howard of fJISS T.lrwlhrrjth boulevard. Starr. Private First Class Arm and of 3744 Ulttman st. Stead, Private First Class Karl G-, of 729 Astor Nor -ristown. Rtuardla.

Private first Class Flnrvanle, of 9120 Kershaw st Thomas, Private First Class Francis of 4ifi5 Castor ave. Dean, Private William of 267 Tulip Victory hasn't boon cheap. And tha keeping of the peace won't be easy. Bvt every Victory Bond yee bey AND KEEP takes yea a step nearer to the aood future that awaits yon. sr Duhln, Private Arnold of 5030 N.

Irm nctiufli tct MtlionnuKh. Private William of 552S St. Mulilsan. Private Vlnrent of 51113 N. st.

SOUTH JERSEY ARRIVALS 6 South Jersey service men listed Parade to Honor 'Father of Navy' The 200th anniversary of the birth of Commodore John Barry, "Father of the American Navy," will be observed in Philadelphia next Sunday with a patriotic parade and memorial services, atid with further exercises the following Thursdayj which has been proclaimed "Barry Day" by Governor Edward Martin. Led by the Philadelphia Police Band, military unit and details from veteran, civic and fraternal organizations will form a parade at 2 P. M. Sunday, to be reviewed at Independence Hall by Mayor Bernard Samuel and high-ranking Army and Navy officers. GRAVE TO BE DECORATED The line of march wiil ba from 17th st.

and the Parkway, to City A mii U'k -1 I I' 1 aboard the George McClellan include: An.arilll. Technician Third Grade. Fred ot 111 T'enn Cerone Technliian Third Grade Lawrence, of 26 Hamilton Trenton. Costello, Technician Fourth tirade Fred of 314 K. t'nlon Hurlinelon.

Paslawskv, Technician Fourth Grade Joseph or M-t Ijimtoerlon Trenton. Austin, Technician Fifth Grade William of 3)3 N. Mont pellet- Atlantic City. Hassall. Technician Fifth Grade I.eo of Linden UndenwoHI.

Mnnlrkl. Technician Fifth tirade Stanley, of BurHnrton pike, i'almvta. S. 1 I on rayon spun! "1 i i I I Tie-back sash de ff I1 I fines the softly I A- I on rayon spun! Tie-back sash de fines the softly full skirt! Green or Blue Sires 7 to 12. Red, Brown 4 Red, Brown The Costume Suit Has a Gracious Look 2L4.50 Girl's AII-Wool PrineeK Coat Boys' School Shirts Fancy broadcloth in new Fall patterns I 5B Sites 8 to 14.

Boys' Foil Slocks Back to school in warm Fall slacks. Sizes 4.90 to 16. SLEEPLESS NIQHTS. NERVOUSNESS CONSTIPATION, TIRED FEELINQ INDIGESTION OFTIN HEL7ED BY HIGH POTENCY COMPUX PIP YOU MT wh yoa HYBIX, th Nw Hlh Patency l-Cemplcs derived from four natnral foed soerees. Cemkat th beva tehdenclet by actaf HY1EX the tapplementary l-CempUx fed eoneeatrote that aid la baildlng ap ratlttaaca against body dcftelaaclas.

17.90 Cocoa Blue Green Of' 00 wool-face fleece in the double-breasted princess style collar! Fully rayon lined and warmly interlined. Sizes 7 to 14. 38 Frankly feminine! Softly tailored! One of a jralaxy of Sheer Wools, Flannel, Twills! In Black, Brown, Beijre! Grey! Colors and Tlaids! The nipped-in waists, the drawstring backs, the winged sleeves, straight from the pages of Vogue to YOU! Sizes for juniors and misses, 13.95 to 29.95. 3rd Floor Drcsse, 1 1th and Market Streetm Also 69th Strtet iff Steend Floor Both Stores Classes to Resume In Lip Reading The lip-readinfr classes of the Philadelphia Society for Better Hearing, 1821 Chestnut will be resumed Tuesday night, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. C.

M. Gilbert, vice president. The sessions will be held every 70-Day Economy Slia, $2.50 By Mill. S2.50; C. 0.

J2.71 30-Day Sapply. $1.20 aiii. si.30: c. si.si fth Floor GirW Shop, 11th and Market Alto 69th Street Ait rvfrt. Clarr.

Nufrlfionht floffe Cree Health Houte for FREE INFORMATION of Health Howe productt Hall and east on Chestnut st. to Independence Square. At 3.30 P. memorial exercises lad by Commander James T. O'Callahan, chaplain of the aircraft carrier Franklin, will be held at the Barry statue In Independence Square.

A descendant of the Irish sea captain, who was the first officer commissioned by the Continental Congress to equip and command an armored warship In America's fight for freedom, will place a wreath on the hero's grave in Old St. Mary's Churchyard, 4th and Spruce at 11 A. M. A detail of sailors from the Navy Yard will fire a salute. Thursday, Sept.

13, the actual an-niversary of Commodore Barry's birth, also has been proclaimed "Barry Day" In Massachusetts and Rhode Island. FEB Tuesday from 7.30 P. M. to 9 P. M.

Trained Instructors will head the various groups, including beginners, intermediate and advanced. irisru -j- 5 Oversell I Xsiat Maillns Z-Sept. IS ts I 5-Pc. Breakfast Set Table Extends to Seat 8 Beautiful and a value! PORTRAITS I the better kind VENETIAN BLINDS 23" to 27M I 28" te 5.99 6.99 Add these to your home and make rooms more beautiful. Safrless steel slats ivory enamelled with -worm gear action tilt and sturdy tapes.

64 inches lonf. for limited time 2.95 Gleaming white and -black; white-and-red, or Maple finish. Extension tvpe table that seats 8 73 Vets Arrive At Shore Hospital Special to The Inquirer ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 1. Five Philadelphians were among 73 sick and wounded veterans from nine States and the District of Columbia admitted this week to the Army's Thomas M.

England General Hospital. The five are: Private First Class Bernard R. Cutillo, 21. son of Mrs. Sadie (Hitlllo, 1925 67th ave.

Technician Fifth Grade Nicholas S. Bart-snkas, 23, son of Mrs. Mary Barlsokas. Kl N. F.deewood Prtvate First Class Jesse Washington, 24.

son of Mrs. Charlotte Washington. 5312 Priscilla Private First Class Julius W. Ilofmeister. 31, brother of Miss Julia Ifofmpister, N.

6th and Private Charles C. Hushes. 35. son of Mrs. Maude Hughes, 1S23 N.

21st St. Other arrivals Included: First Sergeant John H. Christie. Kdgehill and 'Old York Arlington; Private First Class George V. Watts, 123 Wayne Alden, Delaware county; Malor Harry A.

Overnoltzer. 338 W. lOth Conshohocken, and Private First Class Harvev Williams, 517 Kotd West Conshohocken. Ssfsclien ml pases No Appointmont Nscsnsry PHOTO STUDIO Street Floor, 11th A Market Also at 69th Street comfortably. Complete Budg Tsrms with 4 panel back chairs.

Frank Seder, 7lh Floor; also 69th St. is i i New Restful Bed Pillows 1.00 It 3 -l 1 v-i i oW Well filled with crushed chicken feathers, or cotton. Sturdy ticking coverings. -aaaaaaas a Navy Recruiting Men 17 to 50 Here The Navy Is now conducting a recruiting campaign to enlist men between the ages of 17 and 50, it was announced yesterday by Lieutenant Commander C. S.

Olson, head of the Philadelphia Recruiting Station. Hcmd'Blockcd Table Cloths 1.99 Here's Value! 7 Pieces with Bedding Modern styling in Walnut veneers with Butt and Zebrawood contrasting accents. Dresser, Vanity, Chestrobe, Bed, Chair or Bench, Felt Mattress and all steel Coil Spring. An amazing value! prints; fin quality cloths. You'll want one or more of tha brtgbt patterns for pretty tables Budgtl Tsrms IWsr1 MrfThlll SPECIAL fLSM FEATURE VALUE 1 jrlf0 -JiSfeM H' omPlea rooms full, of Al JL-JJ I i Here's everything you nosd te furnish ottrocMvs livina room, bsdroom .9 4r 1 i t'm'l "Tin i ai on OB" special low price, CASH CHARE 5-PIECE LIVING ROOM tffl If v' 1 Spring FHfotf Sofa iTX JtSXC! ill Spring Ffod Club cn ff r6 Spring Arm.

Wl Jj) APIECE MODERN BEDROOM tin. MaHras. il Full Coll Spring WW 2 Foothor fow 6-PIECE DINETTE Op Labor Doy. Snpfomber 3rd, Until 5 F. M.

Listen to "Easy Money" Wff 4.30 Monday thru Friday' Ezfonsioa Tabo and 1 caaassf Jo (gig) 4th Floor; mlo 69th Street 3 1 Si; 9x12 Ft. mgw.iM. Room Size RUGS 11 .50 .50 Spring Filled! 3-Piece Living Room Suite All the comfort; all the beauty that good taste and good workmanship imparts! Sofa, Lounge Chair and Barrel-Channel Back Chair in sturdy Tapestry upholstery. Springs in backs, bases and reversible cushions, dainty incised carved frames and hand holds. 26 39 Budget Tsrms 4 Permanent Wave 3.50 Preliminary Shampoo jr Chvrub Oil Prmannt Wave it Charabtc Cfr tint if ft vers Curl Sorting Special! $10 COLD WAV! Our Special Cold Win will keep your blt at its loyeliest always.

FRANK SEDER 8th Floor, 11th A Mark Reversible. Broad-loom-Leaf patterns. Rayon and cotton -and fibre construction. Rich colorings! And durable! 5S Haovy Rag. Pretty texture designs; cheerful colorings; woven both sides.

Two rugs in one they're reversible. Frank dt Seder, 9th 6 Pieces! 2 Colonial Poster Bed Outfits 2 poster beds, Solid Maple with deep panels, unique turned posts. 2 all-metal helical band braced springs and 2 comfortable "KOMFO" mattresses in sturdy ticks. Budget Terms Floor; alto 69th St. J' frank A Sod or tor OaittanMnM Value in Furniture ft Bedding.

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