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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1940 Phone youvvsnt-ads BROAD 5000 abdeh 35 Fhoce -o RiTenhouse 5000 I Died Coal, Coke and Fuel Oil Legal Notices Legal Notices CHARTER NOTICES i Today's Auction Sale Radio Features Today (All Schedules in Eastern Standard Time) Thursday. October 3, 140 (Subject to Last-Minute Changes by Stations) (Copyright 19i0, The Philadelphia Inquirer) Coast Riders in 100-Mile Race Eight Midget Stars Will Compete in Langhorne Grind WFIL 5fiO WIBG 97(1 WTP HIO KYW 1020 WOll 710 W'CAM 12SO JZ 7fl WTEL 3310 WARC St) HAT UK) PEN 920 DAS 1370 Samuel T. Freeman beatntit hold urnilar. 101 House- I yeUCTIONEIRSm HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TODAY. OCT.

3. AT 9.38 A. M. IN OCR BASEMENT SALE5ROOM! -f If it Thomas H. Lovatt Sons Or.NFUAL AlCllONtKRH tlO ft.

Mill FA. United Stales Loan Society forfeit t-4 plrdcrs from 111 Area tm I.VOOO 4 fomwrlv 3NI Market. 1I3A4ML iHanmidt, alette. Jeweler. rmiAY, CM T.

11. 10 A. M. SHArtr Today's Short-Wafe Broadcasts NOTE: BeeuM ef rar conditions In En-rope, broadcasts from Europenn ataxtena not follow regular time schedule. Listed below ara the principal European ststunas broadcasting to America rtiroosnoat tbe 4a Location Call Letter Stegs.

tsemn Berlin Berlin Berlin Moscow Moscow Budapest London London i Rome Rome Romt DJZ 1L7T djz DJZ 15-2) DXB S.61 P.V? 15.. 4 P.NE 12. UJ 2RO 15.: HATS GSD 11 Ti GSC 2P.OT $. i 2R04 ll.il Broadcast Highlights F.l'ROPEAN WAR NEWS 8.00 A. M.

WCAU, WEAF, WJZ. WABC. Broadcasts from European Capitals. (WCAU, WABC, again at 6.45 P. WEAF, at 7.15 P.

WABC at P. WOR at 12.30 A. AFFAIRS WOR Talk, -How England and Are Financing trie War," Noel Secretary, National Association Manufacturers. WCAU. WJZ Addresses by L.

WUlkle. Senator McNary and Joseph W. Martin, at Republican Rally in Pittsburgh. WJZ Talk, "Peacetime Conscription," Representative Hamilton of N. Y.

WEAF Talk, auspices Committee Democratic Business Men for Wendell Willkie. WIP, WOR Play-by-play description of second World Series baseball Detroit Tigers vs. Cincinnati from Cincinnati. WCAU, WABC Vox Pop. Parks and Wally Butterworth 6 A.

M. WFIL-Citv Slicker KYW-R. F. D. 102O WOR-Earmer's Digest WABC-News; Elliott fi.an WCAU-News Larry Cal- gary Kid W.IZ-News: Morning Patrol WFIL-Varietv WIP-News WIBG-Tunes With Your Toast WCAU-News WOR-Outdoor Guide: News 7 A.

M. EAF-Varlciv WOR -Weather Forecast; Accordion Ensemble WCAU-Name Band Revut KYW-Musicnl Clock U'ABC-Almanac VVIP-Mornlng Cheer WPEN-Breakfast Journal WJZ-Varietv WFIL-Christian Voices 7.15 Christian Voices 7.15 KYW-News; Musical Clock WOR-Sorev's Orch. WPEN-Rev. Eisner 7.J5 WEAF-Radcliffe Hall 7.30 WEAF-Don God-dard DA S-Merry-Go-Round WPEN-Uncle Henry's Jewish Program WCAU-Weather Reports; Rrevit ies WFIL-News; Variety 7.4.Y WCAU. WIBG WABC-News (WJZ at 7.55 WEAF-Musical Varieties News WFIL-News 8 A.

M. WCAU. WFIL. WEAF-War News From Europe WIBG-Sunrise Serenade WIP-Eight Bells WPEN-Rev. Russell T.

Smith H.I.I W.IZ. WFIL-News from Washington ft. 1 5 WJZ-Vocal Vogues WCAU-Revue; News WIP-News WOR-Gospel Singer WABC-Ted Steele, songs; Odd Side of the News WEAF-Gordon's Orch. WFIL-Minstrels B.30 WPEN-Polish Program KYW-News: Music WCAU-Norman Brokenshire WIP-Eight Bells WOR-The Goldbergs WEAF-Gene and Glenn WABC-Morning Almanae W.I,-Organ Music WFIL-Yesterdav's Hit 8.43 JZ-Hatvey Dell: News WABC-Adelaide Hawley WIBG-Morning Devotions WFIL-News WOR-Life Can Be Beautiful WCAU-' Dividcnds for Homemakers" 8.5S WJZ-News 9 A. M.

WCAU-Mark Dawson WJZ-Woman of Tomorrow WIP-Victor H. Lindlahr WFIL-Breakfast Club KYW-News: Besse Howard WKAF-News: Variety WoR-Norman Brokenshire I BG -Turntable WABC-Woman of Courage 9.1 5 A BC-News WEAF-Mary Alcolt, songs WIP-Morning Musicale WCAC-Sliopping News WOU-Selective Service Talk; KYW-Happy Clarki S.MO WIP-Glenn Davis WCAU-I-aura May Stuart WF.AF-Isabel Hewson WOR-Nevvs -WJZ-Rreakfast Club ABC-Songs by Elvera KYW-Morning Varieties 9.45 WCAU. WABC-Bachelor's Children VARIETY 7.30 P. M. view Bend, 8.00 P.

WEAF-Friendlv WPEN-Theatre WDAS-Songs WFIL-Martha 1.45 WCAU. of Life" KYW. WEAF. DAS-Organ 1 .50 Orch. W'JZ-Harvey baritone 2 P.

WCAU. Malone JZ-Talk, War" WFIL-Novel WPEN-Rinaldi DAS -Merry KYW. Churches S. 15 WCAU. Interne KYW, Grimm's Daughter W.IZ-Rirhard WFIL-Hvmns 1.30 WCAU, Wiley KYW, WFIL KYW, 10.45 CURRENT 7.15 P.

M. Germany Sargent, of 9.00 P. M. Wendell 10.30 P. M.

Fish, 11.15 P. M. of L. SPORTS 1.15 P. M.

game: Reds, Johnson 1940 8.30 P. M. premiere Rockne master O'Brien, 9.00 P. M. Bob 10.00 P.

M. Show. inter- Pat O'Brien and others at South Ind. KYW, WEAF Good News of with Fannie Brice. WOR From South Bend.

of motion picture, "Knute All American." Bob Hope, of ceremonies. Addresses by Pat Gale Page and others. KYW, WEAF Music Hall with Burns and Dorothy Lamour. KYW, WEAF Rudy Vallee's J.N THE COI'KT OK COMMON' FLEAS NO. 4 of Philadelphia, County.

September Term. 19IIH. N'n. M.1, FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE, v.

El BEN JACOBS AND FRANK P. JACOBS. AND FRANK P. JACOBS AND ROBERT V. DOTY.

SECRETARY OF BANKING OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. RECEIVER. IN I'OKSESSION OF HE A TRl'ST COMPANY. REAL OWNERS. In re: Final Account of Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company.

Successor Trustee to Philadelphia Company for Guaranteeing Mortgages under Mortgage Secured Upon Premises Situate at the Northwest Corner of Broad and South Streets. Philadelphia. Common! Known as Jacobs Building B. All holder of such bonds and other parlies interested are hereby notified 1hat Fidelily-Philadelphia Trust Company, Successor Trustee, as aforesaid, has tiled in the office of the Prothonolary of said Court its Final Account as Trustee, accounting for the funds received from the sale of the above property as Successor Trustee, together with its ie-tition for confirmation said account Anil for distribution of the balance. account and petition will be presented to the Court on Tuesday.

Drtiilirr 2. IIMlt. lit A. M. in Uwim 11" City Hall, Philadelphia.

for such action as the Court may deem expedient, anil the account shall lie conrlrmeif and distribution made of the fund, unless exceptions thereto previously filed or cause shown to the ronti arv. FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRl'ST COMPANY. Successor Trustee, PEPPER, BODINE. STOKES SC1IOCH, 2228 Land Title Building. Philadelphia.

Pa. COL RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 3 FOR the County- of Philadelphia, r-eptember Term, 1931. No. 4719.

In the matter of Land Title Bank and Trust Company, Successor to The Real Estate-Land Title and Trust Company. Substituted Trustee for the Mortgage Participation Certificate Holders of The County Trust Company of Philadelphia. Notice to Mortgage participation Certificate Holders and others interested in The County Trust Company of Philadelphia: Take notice that Land Title Rank and Trust Company, Successor to The Real Estate-Land Title and Trust Company, Suo-siituled Trustee lor the Mortgage Participation (erlitiiate Holders 'i'h County Trust Company of Philadelphia, lileu with the Court of Common Pleas No. n. Phila- County, as of the above term arid number, a jielitiori asking leave of the Court to sell premises No.

Krankford Avenue, i Philadelphia. for the sum ot 5 KM I hi! private sale to Ralph t. Recupido. The i tion is now on file with the Clerk of toe I Court mentioned above, where it may be e- a mined by those interested. Said petition will be heard by the Court on Kridav, Hi? 1 lllh day of October, in Room E.

275! City Hall. Philadelphia, when and where any interested party may apjwar to show- cause, if any he has. why the prayer of said peli- tion should not be granted jjind Title Bank I and Trust Company. Successor to the Renl Estate-Ivind Title and Trust Company. Sub- stitut-d Trustee for ihe Mortgage Partiripa- lion Certificate Holders of The County Trust Company of Philadelphia.

BENJAMIN LCD LOW. 25 1H Girard Trust Bldg. POWELL SMITH. 2121 Lincoln Liberty Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF LAI RA E. HART VNTHd K-ceased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persona 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 MAURICE R. MASSEY. S.

E. Cor. 1.1th A Green Pa. MISS BESSIE KELLY, art N. 54th Pa.

Or to their Attorney. FRANK H. 2ND. 18.KJ Land Title Building. S.

W. Cor. Broad Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF GARFIELD ROSCOE ALTE- MI S.

also known as Garfield K. Altemus. deceased. Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo 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 WARREN II. ALTEMUS.

Saylor sburg, Pennsylvania. Or to his Attorney. GEORGE W. HARKLNS. 2.HO Girard Trust Company Building, Pa.

ESTATE OF FRANK R. EIDVS (ALSO known as Frank Kidvs. Frank Ejdys. Franclszek Ejdys and Franriszek Eirlys), 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 payment, without delay, to ANTHONY EJDYS.

Administrator, Or to hl Altnrncv. STEPHAN POTOK. 802-10 Lincoln-Liberty Phila. Pa. 'ESTATE OF ANN HORNSBY, Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate ot the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to MRS.

MARY HORNSBY MC QITADB. MRS. CATHERINE HORNSBY COLLINS. E.xecutriccs Or to their Attorney. JOSEPH G.

DENNY. ltUS-17 Ind Title Building. S. W. Cor.

Broad Chestnut Pa. ESTATE fhV: NRY B. KERPFR. DE-cesed. I-ctters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all iersons 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 FREDERIC BARTII, Executor.

Or to his Attorney; JOHN J. SULLIVAN. Land Title Bldg. Pa. ESTATE OK OTTO Kill.

I AN RF.KS (ALSO known as OTTO K. KH.SI, 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 delay, to MARION. EES. Executrix.

626 W. Erie Avenue Philadelphia, Fa. Or to her Attorney, JOHN W. LORD. 1421 Chestnut Street.

Philadelphia. Pa. ES TATE FL 7 I SA F.TZGER. DECEAsl ed. Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to PAULINE ZOELLE.

623 W. Allegheny Ave. Pa. Or to her Attorney, JOSEPH S. KRATZ, LS2S Chestnut Pa.

ESTATE OF JOANNA E. ELLIOTT, DE-ceased. 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 FREDERICK G. KEMPIN. 623 Diamond Fa.

Or to his Attorney. EDGAR A. BARNETT. lWi S. Kith Street, Penna.

ESTATE OF JAMES CARMINT, DE-reased. 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 deredent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without ileiav. to W.M. C. BYRNES.

719 Meetinghouse Elkins Park. Fa. Or to his Attorney, HOWARD KIRK, Media, Pa. ESTATE OF WILLIAM THATC HK.R. LATE of Ihe City of Philadelphia.

Deceased. Letters of Administration on the above Estate having Keen granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delay, to SALLIE BREIG. 1410 E. Cheltenham Ave Philadelphia, Pa. Or to her Attorney.

EDWARD F. HITCHCOCK, 331 Wit herspoon Pa. THE RFYNOI.DS A REYNOLDS OM- pany, an Ohio Coiporallon, whose principal office is located at H31 Washington Street, Dayton. Ohio, hereby proposes to conduct a printing establishment at 1307 With Avenue, Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Application for a Certificate of Authority covering such a proposui will be submitted to the Pennsylvania Department ot State on October 3, 1940.

DISSOLUTION NOTICES NOTICE IN RE: DISSOLUTION OV GAFFNEY AND JAMES CITY RAILROAD COMPANY Notice is hereby given that on the 23 ilnv of September. 1010, the GAFFNEY AND JAMES CITY RAILROAD COMPANY tiled in the Court of Common Picas for ELK COUNTY, its petition praying for a decree of dissolution and that a hear ing upon said applrcation for dissolution has baen fixed by said Court for October tl. 19IO. at ten o'clock. A.

when and where all persons interested may attend and show cause against the granting of the prayer of the said petitioner, if they so desire. A. J. STRAUB. MARGIOTTT.

EVANS PUGLIESE. Solicitors for Petitioner. COAL 8UY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW ON OUR BUDGET PLAN From Your Own Dealer Phone Us or Come to One of Our .1 HANDY OFFICES .1 117 Broad St. Am. Bldg.

Kin. 0240 3827 E. Allegheny Ave. Neb. 4747 42 IMh St.

fonn Bldg. l.oc. 2381 CAPITAL FINAN CE CO P. ftHY buy bootleg coal? Have your coaPJfe-Iivered in rhute truckii with regular ton rompaimifnn know exactly what vou are getting. Guar.

Stove Nut. SSOri; Pea. Copper's fokf. 9.yr Buckwheat ViorrisJToal Co. 17M) N.

Amenran. Ste. EST PHILA. YARD WEEKS SPECIAL GRADE CX1AL STOVr. NIT M.

45 JUMBO PEA S7.4IS CI ANT RITKW1IEAT E-Z Payments SPENCKR Coal 5. Wi Hows.Ora..Vr. BURK'S COAL YARD. 10th Rising Sun. HAD Stove.

Nut. Xlg.Pea S7.4ri:Rurk.S6.2j ASK AROIT OUR Ri nCKT PLAN your rna! from one ot our new yards. Guar. White Ash Stoe. "Nut.

S7.K.V 2 tons fli SO. Extra Ice. pea. Est rn Ice. buck.

S.VJTS. Parto. 7fi E. IVissyunk. CASH OR FIVE MONTHS TO PAV" Stove.

Nut. S7.S; Pea. SIS. 95; Buck. Sr.7!V rnOORKSS COAL.

Vlnr Tr. I2.TT. CASH OH FIVE MONTHS to" PAY tove. nut, Pea. Buck.

R.V75. Wirwr CoaL 4131 Chestnut. jA.ll. Sll'M. I SJALT" Koppers Coke, fuel oil.

5 to lS moi. to pav. No dn. pavmert. Onlv steady em-tvloyment rxynMrv'.

MARGOL1S. POP. STOVE A Nut SS.50: Pea S6.50; Buck 1S5.50. Phila, Coal. 221 Cumberland.

Reg. 9077. COLLIERY, nut, stove, egg. JS: 4 tons S31; pea S7. How ex-.

2S26 Oxford. Ste. 4922. BREAKER Coal Stove-Nut. Pea.

Buck. 55.50. Seban, 2021 N. 29th, Ful.8112 Pets and Supplies BIRDS suppiies lor pigeons, poultry, dogs birds. Rosenberg's, 607 N.

2d. DOGS RABBIT dogs for sale thoroughly broken, with trial. John Baker, Cedar Vestville Grove. N. J.

11." PS All breeds, American Kennels. Bethlehem Pike. Montgomeryville. Pa. PETS AND SUPPLIES WANTED WANTED, puppies grown dogs, all breeds.

Write Jack's Dog Farm. Pipersville. Pa. WANTED Puppies dogs, all ureeds. High prices paid.

Rox. 0276 7571 Ridge ave. WANTED puppies, all breeds, best prices. Bring them. 2314 W.

Columbia. Ste. 8255. Legal Notices roi RT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 4 FOR rtM Cwnrv of Philadelphia.

Jan Term. 19.1H. No. 8107. In the matter of Estate of Minnie Grace tirtel.

a weak-minded person. Notice is hereby given that the First Ac-eount of Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company. Guardian of the above Estate, to- ether with petrtion for distribution of said have been filed in the Offire of the Prothonotary of Philadelphia County, City Hall. Philadelphia, where they may be examined. Notice is further given that they will be presented to the Court Common Pleas No.

4 ot said Count in Room 11 443. at 1.3H o'clock P. on Friday. Ortoer IS, l4o, for such action as the Court may deem expedient and that the account may then be confirmed and -distribution made of the fund, unless exceptions thereto be previously Lied or cause shown to the contrarv. MONTGOMERY McCRACKEN.

Attorney. 3421 Chestn Philadelphia. ESTATE OF ISA HOW AKIl LORD (also know a ISAACLVA HOWARD LOUD). "Deceased. Letters Testamentary on the a serve Estate have been granted to the un dersigned, 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 HERBERT S.

HOWARD GEORGE HOWARD. Executors, 5122 Oakland Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Or to their Attorneys. CILF1LLAN.

GILPIN AND BREILMAN. l.Vh Floor. Liberty Trust Philadelphia. Pa. r.wTATK OF LOIISE BEALAIS CLARK I Also Known as LOlTE B.

CLARK). De-reued. Letters of Administration on the hove Estate having been granted to Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company and Theobald F. Clark, all persons indebted to the mm Estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present the same, without delav, to the office of said Company, 1" Broad S'reet. Philadelphia.

Pa. FIDELITY-PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY. M. S. MORGAN.

President. Course PAL RETXLY. 1C S. lfi'h Pa ITATE OK S. WARREN' COOPER (ALSO know as rMLAS WARREN COOPER), 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 payment, without delay, to CHARLES COOTER, FRANK H. COOPER. Administrators. Or to their Attorney. PHILIP B.

DRIVER. J.01 Real Estate Trust S. E. Cor. Broad Chestnut Philadelphia.

Pa. JState okc. eokg b. wkTde mXn Oeceased. I-etters 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 HELEN G. VVEIDFMANN. EDWARD J. KIRCHNER. and FROVTDENT TRL'ST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.

17th and Chestnut Streets. W. LOGAN MacCOY, President. Executors. Attomevs: KIRCHNER.

MITCHELL and WHITE. 1201 Stephen Girard Building, Philadelphia, Pa. liSTATE OF IDA I. (also known as IDA D. O'N'EIL and IDA D.

OBERT OWFII.L 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 payment, without delay, to ANDREW F. O'NEILE. 4410 Manayunk Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.

Or to his Attorney, JOHN W. LORD. JR. 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF ALFRED i. CLY.MEK, UK eeaed. Letters of Administration C. T. A.

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 delnv. to KATL BANK OF GER.MANTOVVN ac TRL'ST 5500 Germantown Pa. Or to its Attorneys: SHIELDS. CLARK.

BROWN McCOWN. 1X Girard Trust Pa. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OK ASSEMBLY 787, approved the 15th day of June A. 1911. we hereby give notice that xe have filed with the Secretary of the Commonwealth for Registration, the following markings on our Bottles (milk and sour cream i Boxes 'milk and sour cream Cans and Lids.

Milk Bottles. Sour Cream Jars. Milk Boxes, Milk Cans and Milk Can Lids contain the wording: PENS' MAID DAIR.Y PP.ODCCTS, PHILADELPHIA. PA. For information on the aboe apply to Penn Maid Dairy Products.

North Pa. ESTATE OK AlCil ST A 1 1 EEuTl) ECrE A -M. Letters of Adminisi rat -on on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent 1n make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to MRS. HELEN ri'RNER. 3418 Sheffield Fa.

Or to her Attorney. CAROLINE K. KENWORTHY, 1507 Finance Building, Ihila Pa. F.SSTATE OF WII.I.MM DE-ra-Ml. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all having rlalnia or ormanrts against the Estate of the decedent to make known the umt.

and all 'arsons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to EDGAR S. McKAIG. Or to his Attorneys, ADAMS. GUILDS. McKAIG I.UKENS.

Room 7oO. 1528 Walnut Street, Philadelphia F.STATE OF JOHN RYAN, DECEASED. Letters of Administration de bonis non cum tesr-amento annexo on 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 fflecedent to make payment, without delay, to MEYER E. COOPER. 1222 Lincoln Liberty N.

E. Cor. Broad Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa. J.

STATE OK ELIZABETH BROWN7 DE-reasesi. letters Testamentary on I he aoove Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the oecedent to make known the same, and all rrsons indented to the decedent to make rjvrner. without de'av. to MILDRED BROWN TIER. Executrix.

141 E. Sunbury Shamokin, Penna. Fri 2 P. at his home. 82fi N.

Beech-uil st. Int. Old Fellows Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

SHELLEY. Oct. 2. HELENE. wife ot the late Franklin Shelley, aged 85 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. at her late residence, 961 Allengrove F'k'd. Interment North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends call Friday 7 to 9. STEELE.

At her home. 933 Wvtinewood nl. On Oct. 1. ELLA widow of Samuel II.

Slecle. Relatives and fi lends are inv ited to the service. Fri 1.3D P. at the Oliver II. Bair Bldg, 1820 Chestnut sL Interment private.

Oct. 1. ANNE ESHER. or 1704 N. 55th st.

Viewing 7 to 10 P. at 317 N. 52d st. Int. private.

Of 1(118 Oregon Sept. 29. JOHN C. husband of Julia A. Tumbelty nee Jansoni.

Relatives and friends, Maio'r B. C. Tiighman Camp No. 61, U. S.

W. Aparri Outpost. No. 7. Army of Philippines; Survivors No.

-JS. U. S. Vol U. S.

W. V. Band: Slook Montague. No. 354.

V. F. W. employees of Phila. Navy Yard and all other organizations ot which he was a member.

Invited to tunerai. 9 A. Barrett's Funeral Home. I'atK and I-chigh aves. Solemn Hiyh Mass.

11 A. Church of the Epiphany. Friends may call Fn. eve. Oct 1, of ISlf! N.

12th CI.ARA M. ncc Cromani. wife of Joseph W. Wakeley, Sr. Relatives and friends, also inembcis of Bethlehem lAilheian Church, are Invited to the service.

P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. I-high ave.

Int. Hillside Mem. Friends may-call Thurs. eve. RGHE1'.

Oct. 3. CATHERINE ADSETTS (Kilcollumi. wife of Jack Weiler and mother of Peter J. Larghey.

Relatives, friends invited to funeral. 8 A. from her sister's residence. Mrs. Elizabeth Wenig.

2131 N. 3d st. Solemn requiem mass. SL Boniface's Church, 9 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Suddenly. Oct. 1, J.

GEORGE, husband of the late Mabel A. Wholey (nee Welsh), of 7922 West Chester pike. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. MoGillin Son's.

5015 Woodland ave. Solemn requiem mass. Church or St. Laurence. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. I Mease onul flowers. WILSON.

Sept. 30. MIRIAM wife! of the late John J. Wilson. Services and I interment private.

Friends may call 1 7 to 9 at her hrle resilience. 6260 1 Magnolia ave. Please omit Mowers. P. M.

C. -Prep Set for Start West Chester State Teachers College and Pennsylvania Military College, bitter neighborhood rivals. uiet'L uiiuer me ngnis oi wayne ieia in West Chester a week from tomorrow night, but one week earlier, the fledgings of the two schools stage a prevue of the varsity battle on the snme site. The Pennsylvania Military Prep i School and the State Teachers Col- lege freshmen hook up in a grid duel on Wayne Field tomorrow night in the first football meeting: ever staged between them. In fact, it will be the first time a P.

M. C. Prep School aggregation has ever battled against a college freshman team. Coach Bob McNamara has a formidable group of youngsters at P. M.

C. awaiting the season's inaugural. He had a record turnout this season, and more than 30 lads are still on the squad after the initial cut. Back in 1937 the Preps had an undefeated football season and last year the club dropped but one tilt, losing a 13-7 decision to Malvern Prep. McNamara hopes to surprise the Teacher Frosh.

The head coach and his assistant. Hank Drabkowski, a tackle on last year's P. varsity, will be able to start a line averaging close to 170 pounds and a backfield not much smaller. Lehigh Freshmen Sweep Sports Card BETHLEHEM. Oct.

2 Freshmen proved their superiority over upper classmen when they made a clean sweep of all the Founder's Day sports at Lehigh University this afternoon. The program, however, was curtailed to three events, football, tug war and a mile relay. Probably one of the best freshman football teams at Lehigh in many, many years defeated a team somewhat devoid of sophomores, but mostly juniors and seniors who comprise the junior varsity. The fresh clicked for four touchdowns and two safeties to roll up a 26 to 0 count. The game was played on a muddy gridiron and during constant drizzle of rain.

The fresh relay team of eight men, running 220 yards, negotiated the mile on a heavy track in 3.24. Running for the fresh were Bruce Thayer, J. L. Jaralomon, F. J.

Rhodes, R. S. Rippey. E. W.

YValick, R. E. Nilan, J. A. Simpson and E.

L. Diehl. The sophomore team comprised J. H. Bleiler, R.

W. Sauer. F. H. Bower.

W. C. Walker, W. F. Finney, R.

W. Pugh, C. W. Curtiss and M. P.

Pearsall. College Women List Golf Tourney The annual All-College Women's Golf championship sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania will be held over the St, course of the Philadelphia Cricket Club on Saturday morning. The University of Pennsylvania won the team trophy last year with a score of 276. Those who played were Marie Deasey, Eleanor Stone and Elizabeth Foster. Miss Deasey and Miss Stone will compete again and Jane Leary will replace Miss Foster, who has been graduated.

Miss Deasey won the Stanley A. Welsh Cup with a low gross score of 83. Peggy Moycr, Virginia Curry and Ruth Frank will represent Swarth- more College. Beaver College and West Chester State Teachers College are entered. Drexel Tech, Temple and Penn State may also participate.

Marion Warner. Department of Physical Education of the University of Pennsylvania, is in charge of the entry list. Injured Harness Driver Better ALLENTOWN. Oct. 2.

Ralph Cummins, York, trainer and driver injured in the light harness races at the Allentown Fair two weeks ago when two pacers were killed and four drivers injured, continues to show slight improvement at the Allentown Hospital, but will be a patient there for some time. Hospital officials said that Cummins, who suffered a fractured skull and a spinal injury in the crack-up, must remain flat on his back for Tl days. He was driving; Petromite, a pacer owned by J. P. Coombs, of York, which was one of the two horses killed.

Harry Goodhart, veteran Reading reinsman, was another of the drivers more seriously injured in the mishap, but Goodhart was able to leave the hospital the following day. IN THE COt KT OK COMMON PLEAS. No. 4 for the County of Philadelphia. September Term.

I40 No. ISH. Notice is herebv given that an application will be made to the above court on Monday. October 28th, 1941). at 10 A.

in Room No. City Hall. for the purpose of obtaining a charter of a proposed nonprofit corporation to be organized under the Nonprolil Coronation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. The name of the proposed corporation Is Chamber Music Society, Inc. The purpose for which it is to be organized is the promotion of chamber music through the education and enrour-agemenl of chamber music ensembles, and the presentation of chamber music to the public, it does not contemplate pecuniary gain or profit incidentally or otherwise to its members.

The articles of incorporation have been riled in the offire of the Prothonotary of Philadelphia Counts-. GEORGE P. OR ORR. HALL WILLIAMS. Solicitors.

2018-22 Packard Building. Pa. Died R4.H.EY. Sept. SAD1K K.

nee 'I I- wile of Joseph L. Bailey, of 2H.II S. 17th St. Relatives and tnrnds are invited to attend funeral. Fri 12 o'clock noon, from Wm.

F. Cunning's. 3o7 Pine st. Int. Fernwood.

Friends may call lJi Pine 6-9 P. M. BLOOMER. Oct. 1.

ROSE. beloved daughter of the late Hugh and Mary Bloomer (nee BurkeL Relatives and friends Ere invited to attend funeral. S.30 A. from her home, 2910 Gerritt st. HigVi mass of requiem, St.

Gabriel's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. CAMPBELL.

Oct. 1, 1940, ANNIE KINSLEY CAMPBELL, of 5143 Walton widow of George VV. Campbell. Relatives, frtends invited to services. 2 P.

Parlors of David H. Bow-en Son, 50th and Catharine sts. Int. private. CLARK.

Oct. 1. MARY wife of the late Patrick J. Clark. Relatives, friends invited to funeral.

8.30 A. from her late residence, 71 Manhelm Gtn. Solemn mass of requiem, St. Francis of Assisi Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve.

HOW LEY. Oct. 1, ROBERT husband of Margaret J. Crowley (nee Martini. Relatives and friends, also Elevator Const ruciors' Ixical 5.

are invited to attend funeral. 10.30 A. late residence. 251-1 S. 13th st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Epiphany Church, 11.45 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. DOR AN.

Oct. 3, LYDIA A CURTIS, wife of John M. Doran. Relatives and friends tre invited to services. 2 P.

at her late residence. 1H17 N. st. Int. Woodlands Cem.

Friends may call 7 to 9 I. M. DC BREE. Oct. 1.

or 505 West Jenkintown. LAVINIA C. wife of the late Frank D. Du Bree. Funeral services 2 P.

at Helweg's, 4tit York Jenkintown. Irt. private. Friends may call Wednesday evening. DICK ENFIELD.

Sept. 30. SAMUEL husband of Regina Duckenfield. of 61K E. Brill st.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 1.15 P. at Harkman 905-07 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Lawnview Cem. Viewing 7-9 P. M. FALL. Suddenly.

Oct. 1. JAMES husband of Regina Falls. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Sat.

8 A. residence of his brother. Mi Dudley st. High Mass of Requiem. Sacred Heart Church.

0.30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. FILED.

Sept. 30, formerly of 1329 Wom-rath SARAH fnee Jefrers. wile of Thomas Field. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. A.

from residence, 4714 Griscom st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Joachim's Church. 10 A.

M. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. OARDISEK.

Oct. 3. CATHERINE, wife o' the lfete Joseph Gardiser (nee Her-berich i and mother of St. Mary Nonnatus. Relatives, friends and Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Ludwig's Church, invited to funeral. 8.3(1 A. from her late residence. 3347 N. 29th st.

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

Holy Cross Cem. GARDNER. Sept. 30. 1940.

CHARLES son of the late William D. and Anna E. Gardner. Relatives and friends. Melita Lodge.

No. 295. F. and A. and other organizations of which he was a member.

are invitee' to services. 2 P. at the residence of his brother-in-law, Charles I. Clegg, Spruce st. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.

M. HAMILTON. Of IfilS W. Westmoreland Oct. 1.

GOLD I MAY HAMILTON. Funeral services 1 P. at A pis. of m. H.

Battersby, 3316 N. Broad sL Int. private. Oct. 1.

of 6W2 German-town EMMA, daughter of the late Edward R. and Barbara Trexler Hans-berry. Services 2 P. at the Funeral Hom of Nathan Marple, 2d, 34 VV. Coutler Gtn.

Int. private. HAt'SHA I.TFR. Oct. 2.

194(1. EHHARD. husband of the late Louisa Hnrtmann Haushalter, aged 76 years. Services. 10 A.

it the Schroeder Funeral Home. 715 Cooper Camden. N. J. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. HENNESSEY. On Sept.

30. MARGARET M. HENNESSEY. Funeral on Saturday at 8.30 A. M.

from the Oliver Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church at 10 A. M. Interment New Cathedral Cem.

JONES. Sept. 30. MISS ANNA MARIA JONES. Int.

private, at Horsham. Pa. LOW. Of 2833 N. 32lh Sept.

194(1, FRANCIS husband of Emily C. Low- (nee Flynni. Relulives. friends ami Phila. Fire are invited to attend funeral.

8. 3D A. M. Barrett's Funer al Home, Park and Lehigh aves. Solemn high mass.

10 A. Our Lady of Mercy Church. Friends may call Thurs. eve. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. I.I TZNEK. Sept. 29. HENRICH MAX.

of 23HU N. Jlst brother of Olga Heisel. of Rochester. N. Y.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at the Weslev Harris Kehr Parlors. N. Broad Ill A. M. precisely.

Int. private. Friends may call at the Parlors I'huis. 7 to 9. McCONNEI.L.

At his home, 41S Penn Wynnewood, on Oct. 2. THOMAS McCONNEI.L. husband of Ihe late iter-narda K. Relatives, friends ami Continental Lodge No.

73S. F. i A. are invited to the service on Friday at 2 P. at the Oliver H.

Bair 3 820 Chestnut st. Interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery. EE On Sept. 30, JOHN husband of Katharine Meehan (nee deBurioi. Relatives, friends.

San Salvador Council No. 2K3 K. of and members of 4th Degree are invited to the funeral, on Friday at 8.30 A. from his late residence. K3S4 Overbrook ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Lcurdes Church at 3d A. M. Interment strictly private. Friends may call Thursday e. Of 1354 Orthodox Sept.

30. ISAAC MKNCi, father of Dr. Frederick Wm. Meng. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services.

2.30 P. at the liessinger Funeral Home, 219 W. Tabor Olnev. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Friends call Thurs. eve. at Funeral Home. ACE. Oct.

1. of 2261 5th LYDIA' ANN, wife of Amos Nace. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 8 P. Harkman 905-07 VV I-ehigh ave.

Further services and interment Upper Hilltown Baptist Church. 1 1 A. M. OLIVER. Oct.

2. ALBERT. beloved husb.ir.d of Esther Oliver, of 242S S. 4th st. Relatives and Iriends invited lo funeral services.

1 P. Berschler's Funeral Chapel, 730 Pine st. Int. Roosevelt. OSBORNE Oct.

2. LAURA B. mother of Caroline Osborne, of 408 W. Walnut and daughter of the late Charles ami Ellen Lukens Fleming. Service and interment at the convenience of family.

I EN NELL. Sept. 30. FRANCIS husband of Frances M. Pennell (nee Millet).

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8 A. late residence. 5414 Ijiretta ave. High requiem mass.

St. Martin's Church. 9 A. M. Interment private, Em-mitsburg.

Md. PFAFF. Sept. 30. 19 10.

FERDINAND, husband of the late Margaret Werner Pfaff. residence. 602 W. Clearfield aged 8 1 years. Relatives and friends are invited to services.

Fri 2 P. at the John C. Kimmerie Home, 2127 N. Broad st. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. PIERCE.

Sept. 30, CHARLES E. hus-hand of the lale Roxie Pierce. Relatives, friends and V. T.

Weller Camp No. Kt, U. S. W. invited to funeral.

2 P. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. I-ehigh av.

Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. RIC HARDS.

Oct. 2. CLARA wife of S. S. Richards.

Villanova. Pa. Funeral services will be held in Lower Merion Baptist Church, Gulf Bryn Mawr. on Friday at 2 p. M.

Interment private. RICH ART. Oct. 3. KATHEHINE MYERS, widow of James F.

Kichart. of Freeland ave. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral, 11 A. at Metier Funeral Home, 6028 Kldge Roxbor-ough. Friends may call 7 to P.

M. RK.I.ING. Of 5255 Whltaker suddenly Oct. 1. MARY E.

(nee Sloan wiro of late Samuel. Funeral 2 P. Funeral Home J. J. Ryan Son.

2504 W. Lehigh. Int. Mt. Peace.

Viewing Thurs. eve. SACKARND- At. Mount Molly. N.

Oct. 1, LILLIE wife of Anton Sack-arnd. Relatives and friends invited to funeral from the Keeler Chapel. 107 Main Mount Holly, N. 2.30 P.

M. Int. Itancocas. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

SCHMIDT. Oct. 2, at Detroit. BERTHA, wife of Guenther Schmidt and daughter of Sarah and the late Louis Erb. Relatives and Iriends invited to services, 31 A.

Parlors of Fred'k Mann, it Son. 23U5 N. Broad st. Int. North-wood.

Friends call Friday alter 7 P. M. SCHOTTER. Suddenly, in New- York, Oct. 2.

WILLIAM husband of Marjory M. Schotler. Funeral services. 2 P. AL, at Kirk Nice Funeral Home, Germantown ave.

Washington la. Interment private. SETZLER. On Oct. 2.

KAT1 lit Y.N. wife of Abrarn M. Setzler. Relatives anil friends are invited to the service on Saturday at 31 A. her late residence, 6-U2 Chestnut.

Stonehurst. Del. Pa. Interment private. Friends may call Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'rlock.

SHARP. Sept. 30. 1910. SAMUEL, he-loved husband of Rose Harkins Sharp.

Relatives and friends invited to service. The State of California will be well represented in the 100-mile National midget auto championship grind at Langhorne Speedway Sun day afternoon when the Nation's top-ranking pilots whirl around the one-mile Bucks county oval in the biggest racing classic of the 1940 season. No loss than eight drivers from the Golden Stat have arrived in the East to tune-up their small mounts for the century race. They include Mel Hansen, Sam Hanks, Ronnie Householder, Lyle Dickey, Cal Niday, Dee Toran, Duane Carter and Johnny Wohlfiel, all outstanding motor manipulators. ONE-LEGGED DRIVER ENTERED Niday, one-legged driver from Modesto, is the latest entrant from the Pacific Coast.

Niday will drive in the title race despite the physical handicap of having but one log. Cal's form this season has been most impressive and he has received flattering offers to drive three dif- i ferent cars in Sunday's big grind. Two of the biggest money winners in the history of the Langhorne track Al Aspen and Freddie Win- nai have filed signed entry blanks with Three A officials. Winnai and Aspen both hail from Philadelphia and will come out of retirement to compete in the small auto classic. LOCAL RIDERS TO RIDE Other local drivers scheduled to vie for speed supremacy in the 100-mile race include Charley Breslin, Jimmy Forte and George Fonder.

Bre.lm and Fonder have been consistent winners on the Three A midget circuit this season and will have a host of followers in the title grind. Both will drive Ford V8 powered midgets. Paul Russo, Duke Nalon. Charley Miller, Ted Hartley, "Red" Redmond, Johnny Ritter. Howard Dauphin, Cowboy O'Rourke, Frankie Bailey.

Bob Meyers, Henry Banks, Chet Gibbons. Tony Willman. Rex Mays, "Doc" Shanebrook. Harry Sheeler. Rex Records, Harry Hart, Buddy Rusch, Joe Garson, Bill Holland, Bill Morrissey and a number of oi her top-flight stars are listed among the 150 entrants received to date.

Brown Meets Szabo On Arena Mat Orville Brown will risk a string of unbroken mat victories covering a neriod of nine months when he climbs T-Vrv- foc KanHnr tnrougii me iw Szabo, Hungarian, in the windup of the initial 1940-41 wrestling program at the Arena Friday night. Szabo, too, is undefeated in more than 10 months of campaigning on the Pacific Coast. His only close call came when the Hungarian ace met Jim Londos for the undisputed world's title in Los' Angeles last June and succeeded in holding the St. Louis Greek to a 00-minute draw. Brown, a durable and tough performer, placed a claim on the world's mat crown after defeating Bobby Bruns five weeks ago at Kansas City, Kansas.

Bruns was recognized as the "world's champion" in a dozen States before his "title" contest with Brown, who flattened the Chicagoan in two straight falls. Five preliminary matches will support the Brown-Szabo battle. Grid Conference To Open Sunday The Greater Philadelphia Football Conference, composed of eight teams, ill oien its first season Sunday with four games. Elevens from every section of the city and suburbs are represented, including the Elmwood Cadets, Sherwood, Bill Morrow's Shamrocks, Lido Tornadoes. Upper Darby, Cliftcn Heights, OMalley Club, and Clear-view.

The first day's schedule of the newly formed league pits Elmwood against Clearview, O'Malley's against Lido, Upper Darby against Sherwood, and the Shamrocks against Clifton Heights. Opening games start at 2.30 P. M. Bucknell, F. M.

Sign Football Pact LANCASTER, Oct. 2 (U. Bucknell University replaces Ursinus as Franklin and Marshall College's Thanksgiving Day football opponent starting in 1942, Athletic Director Charles W. Mayser announced today. The Bisons come to Lancaster in 1942, '43 and '44 under a three-year agreement signed by officials of both sc hools.

Ursinus and F. M. end a five-yenr Turkey Day series next year. They will continue to play on a home-and-home basis, however, a.s they did before Ursinus replaced Gettysburg as the closing opponent here. Ossie Blu( ege arries MARTINSBURG.

W. Oct. 2 A. Ossie Bliiege, coach Of the Washington American league baseball team today married Miss Wilor Marie Maxwell. College FOOTBALL.

St. Anselm, 38; Lowell Textile, 7. School CROSS COUNTRY Northeast 45. Olney 141. Central 261.

John Barlrarn b5, Simon Crali 113. Southern 125 Overbrook 48, Ben Franklin 146j German-town 170. Upper Darby 28, Media 29. GIRLS' HOCKEY Wooflbury Collingswood Springlieid 2. Abington 1.

Stevens School 3. Alumnae l. 1. Professional FOOTBALL A vi I Columbus. 1' LEAGIE Boston.

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Calmer and Home Hour vVDAS-Bandstand It. 45 WCAU. WABC-'Otir Gal Sunday," sketch vVKAF-News; Market and Weather Reports WOR-Quiz Club KYW-News; Music WIP-Doliars for Names WFIL-Novel Tone! 1 P. M. WDAS-Band Wagon WKAF-Texas Jim Robertson WCAU.

ABC-Life Can Be Beautiful WIP, WOR-Frank Luther WIBG-News 1.15 WCAU. W'ABC- Woman in White KYW-Frances Carroll WEAF-Masters' Orch. WPEN-Talk. "Americanization" WIP, WOR-Play-by-Play Description of World Series Baseball Game WIBG-Dance Music the Book Ends 1.30 WCAU. ABC-Right to Happiness, sketch WJZ-Rev.

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