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5000 Phone your want-ads PPftATI Keystone olJtU E00O THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22. 1942 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices CHARTER NOTICES TODAY'S AUCTION SALES NAME ADDRESS TIME SELLING H. D.

MO RLE Y. INC. 1924-56 ueatnut 3.00 P. M. Oriental Rues 8.

T. FREEMAN Si CO. 1808-1 Chestnut 9.30 A. M. Hshd Furniture WM.

F. COMLY Sc SON 27 t. Second St. 10.00 A. M.

Hardw're, Tools. Paint Si Housefura'cs KASKEY QCINN 525 Arch St. 10.00 A. M. Furniture KASKEY (Jl INN 525 Arch St.

12.00 Noon 1'lnmb g. Kitchen Si Bath Fixtures Machinery and Tools HOISTING ENGINES S-ncle. Double Triple Drum Type Herringbone dates. Valves Pipe Vertical Steam Boilers Pumps New Used l-Beams Angles ACCRN IRON SUPPLY CO. 915 N.

DELAWARE AVE. VVAL. 2430 CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY FOR RENT FOR SALE Concrete Mixers Pile Hammers Hoists Graders Road Rollers Traction, etc CERVICE SUPPLY CORP. 3CTH A VENANGO STS. SAC.

2700 1 GAS fired lead melting furnace. 5000 lb. cap. 2 pas-fired Annealing furnacet. (2) Industrial Vacuum return line pump motorized 5 3 716" dia.

Galvanized iruv wire, hangers, shafting, pulleys A man tools Reliance Trading 2409 N. 3d at. Neb. 1-184. Park.

2533. BeU ihone iciiiiuuac Storage, Moving Hauling ARMOUR Trana. 1317 Brown at Mod. nuTvhmu low rates. Io advance rnare.

loads to A from N. Boston, Washington. Pittsburgh and points en route, at retu-n-load rates Day-night. Ste. 5151.

LOADS to N- Ohio and 111.. Texas, is.y.. la. A en route. Estimates given.

Lo cal mo strg.J.D.Bell, 26 S.53a. All, ljuu. rJTrN STORAGE MOVING CO. Free no advance charges. Low rates.

5309 Market st. Always open Gra. 8127. mint in or from New York to Richmond. Va.

4 points en route, Houston, iaua 23d st. Ste. 7720. 1 vtvrp. nn to fi.rm..

local lone distance. F. Thomas. 3935 Market at. Eve.

1962. APPLE- STORAGE CO. Modem warehouse. Return load rates. 5734 Vine st.

AH. 4400. LOWEiiT return load rates to and from all points in U. b. National uenvery, ailw.

City Ordinance CITY OF PHILADELPHIA NOTXE OF PENDING ORDINANCE Notlrt la hereby given that the lollowine wn Introduced Into City Council on April 9. 1942, and haa passed on first reading, an! the same will be brougfei up for final pa tsage in due course alter two weeks publlca Ion. WILLIAM W. FELTON. Clerk of City CounciL AN ORDINANCE autiorize the creation of a refunding loan or loans In the sum or two million four hundred thousand (2.400.000) dollars, the proceeds thereof to be used for the redemption and payment of bonds of the City of Philadelphia Issued on July 26, i22, pursuant to the provisiona ot an ordin ince approved June 24, 1922.

Sectlim 1. The Council of the City of Philade phia ordains. That the Mayor, City Control er and City Solicitor, or any two of them, fce and they are hereby authorized to borrow at auch time or times, and in auch port on, as In their Judgment the best interest of the City demand, from the highest bidder or bidders by advertisement, not In than par. on the faith and credit the City of Philadelphia, a sum or sums which the aggregate shall not exceed two million four hundred thousand (2.400,000) dollars, to be expended aa provided In Section 2 cf this ordinance. Sect.

2. The moneys raised by the loan -loan authorized by the first section of this ordinance shall be used for the following to wit: To redeem and pay the bonds issued July 26. 1922, pursuant to the authortation contained in the ordinance of June 24. 1922, which issue aggregated three million (3,000,000 dollars: Provided, however, that all moneys for the redemption the issue of bonds hereby proposed and directed to be refunded placed In the sinking fun I shall first applied to the payment, as far as applicable, of the principal sue! bonds and the balance of such Issue only shall be redeemed by the Issue new bonds. Sect.

3. Interest on said loan or loans a rate not exceeding that provided by law shell be paid by the City of Philadelphia half-yearly on the first days of the months of January and July at the office the fiscal agent of the City of Philadelphia. The principal ot aaid loan or luara shall be divided Into twenty-four series each lr; the sum of approximately one twenty-fourth of the total sum borrowed at any om time. The seriea shall be alphabetically arranged and one of such series shall be paid on the first day of January at said office until the whole loan shall be paid. commercing with series (A), which shall paid on the first day of January next succeed ng the expiration of one lull year from the date ot issuance, and one ot the remain! ig series shall be paid each year on the firs day of January succeeding.

In the order their alphabetical arrangement. Bonds i certificates of the said loan shall be In substantially the form provided by the ordinance approved the first day of May, oi thousand nine hundred and forty. prescribing the form of bond for the City serial 1c an Issues, in such denominations aa the leiu er may require. In the sum of one hundred (100) dollars and its multiples in registers form and in the sums oi one thousan 1 (1.000) dollars and ten thousand dollars in coupon form inter changeable; and It shall be expressed In said bends or certificates that the loan therein mentioned is payable as set forth herein, and that the principal and interest on said loan or loans are payable In lawful money the United stales, without deduc tion lor any tax or taxes, except gift, suc cession ir inheritance taxes, which the City of Philadelphia may be required to pay thereon or retain therefrom under or pur suant t' any present or future law of the Commonwealth or Pennsylvania, all or which txes. except aa above provided, the City of Philadelphia assumes and agrees to pay.

Bl is may be Invited at various interest rates not exceeding that provided by law, with the right to the bidder to designate the interest rate or rates. Sect. 4. whenever any loan shall be created by virtue of this ordinance, there is, by lorce or this ordinance, an annual tax levied of twelve and eight-tenths per centum on the par value of said bonds or certificates so Issued to pay the interest. also the principal, of said loan as they shall necome payable, togciner with the state tax theieon.

and the proceeds of the taxes so levie 1 are hereby annually appropriated as folio vs: To the Commissioners of the Sinklne Fund a sum suffleient to pay the Interest on said loan, also the principal thereof, as the sflne shall become payable, and to the City Treasurer a sum sufficient to pay the t-tx tnereon; ine appropriation for the Interest to be paid semi-annually, and ror me principal annually, to the said Commis sloners. AN ORDIN AJSirK fo au hortze. the Cramp ShlDbuildlne Compiny to temporarily enclose a portion of Cumberland street, southeast of Richmond street. WHEREAS. The Cramn Shlnhnlldins Com par agent for the Federal Government, In the furtherance of the war effort, requires temporary enclosure of a portion of Cumberland street within which armed guards will be stationed for the protection of tne piant ior tne duration of the national emergency and for one year thereafter; wreroi e.

SECT ION 1. The Council of the Cltv n. Philade phla ordains. That the Cramn Shipbui ding Company be and Is hereby authorised to temporarily enclose the followirg described portion of Cumberland street ii the City of Philadelphia, to wit: aii u.ai certain piece or ground situated tn the Eighteenth Ward of the City of Philadelphia, described as follows: Beginning at the point of Intersection formed by the southwest side ot Cumberland stneet (one hundred and twenty feet wide) 1th the southeast side of Richmond street me hundred and twenty feet wide): extending south eighty-five degrees twenty-three minutes nine seconds east seventy five feet to a point In the bed ot Cumber and street, said point being distant sixty fe.t soutneast from the southeast side of Richmond street on a line measured at right argles thereto, and also being distant forty-five feet northeast from the southwest si-ie of Cumberland street on a line measured at right angles thereto: thence extendi! south forty-eight degrees thirty minutei nrty-seven seconds east tnree hundred and seventy feet more or less to a point: fienee extendine in a westerly direc tion for y-eight feet more or lesa to a point; extending south forty-one degrees twenty-nine minutes three seconds west twelve feet more or less to the southwest side of Cumberland street; thence extending norm lorty-eignt degrees thirty minutes fifty-se en seconds west three hundred and ninety-three feet five and one-half inches to the sou heast side ot Richmond street, the first mentioned point and place of beginning. Being a portion of the bed of Cumberland street (-ne hundred and twenty feet wide) lying or- ine southwest side thereof ard extending from Richmond street to a point approxi Tiately four hundred and thirty feet southeast therefrom.

SECT. 2. The Director of Public Works oe Jnd ne is hereby authorized and directed to issue permits for the temporary enclosure of the nbove described portion of Cumber land sueet in (Jity 01 fnuadeipma for the duiation of the national emergency and for one year thereafter. SECT. 3.

The Cramp Shipbuilding Compary shall enter satisfactory security with the City Solicitor tn the form of a bond of five thousand (5.000) dollars to indemnity the City against any claim which may sr se as the result of the construction or maintenance of the above-mentioned enclosure, and to remove the same at the expirati of the permit at its own cost and expense and reconstruct the bed of Cumberland street to a condition as good as when the permit was Issued. SECT. 4. The Cramp Shipbuilding Compuy shall at all times so maintain its enclosui that access may be had to the said portion of Cumberland street by municipal mechanical equipment and for other municipal purposes, and shall at all times maintai a watchman 'at the entrance to the said enclosure to permit such Ingress or egress. SECT.

5. The Cramp Shipbuilding Compary shall at no time during the life ot the said permit Interfere In any way with municipal structures contained within the enclosui and shall permit the access for repair, enlarrement. extension or Improvement if the same at all reasonable hours. SECT. 6.

The Cramp Shinbu'lillm. Compary shall at all reasonable hours afford all public utility companies (ree access to the said enclosed portion ot Cumberland street for the purpose of inspecting or servicing public utility facilities com a 1 mo wiinin ine area. SECT. 7. Any permit Issued pursuant to this ord mance shall not authorize or permit the ere tion of any structure other than a standar i fence, gate and gate-house within the premises permitted to be enclosed, or to place any underground structures without the permission of the Department of Public Works.

SECT. H. The Cramp Shipbuilding Compary shall pay into the Treasury ot the Cit- of Philadelphia the sum of fifty (50) dollars for the publication of this ordinan -e. Approved the 19th day of October. A.

1942 BERNARD SAMUEL, No. M9 Acting Mayor of Philadelphia Legal Notices ESTATE OF LYDIA T. JONES. DE-eeased. Letters of Administration on the above I state have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims 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 GEORGE E.

LETCHWORTH. Administrator, 1500 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. a oath of or on else in day the to Or all I Legal Notices NASSAU RMI.DIXO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Philadelphia. Oct. 8, 1941.

NOTICE IS HKKKHV GIVEN THAT NA8-aau Building and Iaimu Association Is being liquidated by the undersigned according to plan of voluntary liquidation. All shareholders must present their claims under or affirmation within three (3) months from October 8, 1942, or be bound by the amount shown by the books or other records the Association to be due them. If a shareholder does not appear on the booka other records of the Association to be a shareholder, he must present his claim under oath or affirmation within aix (6) months from the date of this notice, to wit, or before the 8th day of April, 1943, or be permanently barred from sharing the distribution ot the assets of the Association. Any creditor other than a shareholder must present his claim under oath or affirmation within three (3) months from the date hereof, to wit, on or before the 8th of January, 1943, or else be barred from claiming any amount exceeding the amount shown to be due on the bonks or other records of the Association. Such creditor must present his claim under oath or affirmation within six (6) months from the date of this notice, to wit, on or before 8th day of April, 1943, or else be forever barred from sharing In the distribution of the assets of the Association.

ELMER IS. BK1UU5. EZRA M. LERCH. A.

A. DeMARTINIS, Liquidating Trustees. EDMONDS, OBERMAYER REBMANN, Solicitors. 1418 Packard Building. Philadelphia.

Pa. ESTATE OF NAZARETH 8. GIMI'SH Galrdaa (also known as N. 8. Glmusn Galrdan and Nasarrth 8.

Gimuah Galrdan-lan, deceased. Letters of Administration Cum Testamnto Annexo on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who renuest all Dersons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent make known tne same, ana an persons indebted to the decedent to make payment. without delay, to WILLIAM JAY LEON, Administrator Cum Testamento Annexo, Z808 west Lemgn. Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa.

to his Attorney, WILLIAM JAY LEON, Esquire. 2214 Lincoln-Liberty N. E. Cor. Broad 4 Chestnut Philadelphia, Pa.

ESTATE OF MARGARET O'MALLEY (also known as Margaret Ann O'Malley), deceased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the un dersignrd. who request all persons having claims or demands against tne r.siaie oi the decedent to make known the same, and persona indebted to the decedent to make payment, witnour neiay, to JUMIN p. UMAL1.CI, ROSE E. IN NICK, Executors.

Or to their Attorneys, McCLANAGHAN AND (JUIINIX, 1212 Commonwealth Building, N. W. Cor. 12th 4 Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF ANNIE ELIZABETH COLE.

deceased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the un dersiened. who reauest all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, ana all persons Indebted to the decedent to make Davment. wimoui oeiay. 10 3533 N.

16th Pa. LUCIUS COLE, 44 Kent Road, Upper Darby. Pa. Or to their Attorney, ROY MARTIN BOYD. 1903 Lincoln-Liberty Pa.

ESTATE OF REBECCA W. TURNER. DE- eeased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned. who request all ersnns naving claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known tne same, ana an persons indebted to 'he decedent to make payment, without delay, to Luti w.

war, 6146 Catherine Street, JAY RICH GRIER, 5134 Newhall Executors. Or to their Attorney, JAY It. GR1EK. 901 Fidelity-Phila. Tr.

Broad and Sansom Streets, Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF MARGARET GILCHRIST, deceased. Letters ot Administration Cum Testamento Annexo on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons naving claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment witnout oeiay, to LYDIA G. LEA.

Administratrix eta. Or to her Attorneys, iDMONDS. OBERMAYER 4 REBMANN. 1418 Packard Building. S.

E. cor. 15th and Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF JAMES H.

O'BRIEN, DE-ceaacd. 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 MONTGOMERY TRUST COMPANY. Executor, Norristown. Pennsylvania. Or to its Attorney, UlAKLtS ri.

JJOKbEH, 4712 Oxford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF GEORGE ANBREW BODEN-STE1N, deceased, late ot 1335 72d avenue. Oak Lane, Philadelphia. Pa. Letters Administration T.

A. on the above Estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate aie requested to make immediate payment, and those having Itgal claims, to present the same without delay to NELUE BODENSTEIN. 1447 Louden Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Or to her Attorneys, HIGH.

DETTRA A SWARTZ. 40 E. Airy Street, Norristown. Pa. ESTATE OF CARRIE A.

HENRY (ALSO known as Carrie A. Stafford), 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 JAMES CLINTON STAFFORD. Executor, 151 Sumac Street. Philadelphia, Pa.

Or to his Attorneys. RAM BO St MAIR. loOO Walnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa ESTATE OF BERT M.

I.OVETT. I)E-ceasrd. 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 GEORGE A. LOVETT. Administrator, 59 Berkley Avenue, Lansdowne.

Pa. Or to his Attorney. HARRY ROSEN BLUM, 260 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF MARK B. McCANN, I)E- reased. 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 GERMANTOWN TRUST COMPANY. LOUIS H. BIELER.

President, Germantown Chelten Philadelphia, Pa. Or to Its Attorneys. MURDOCH, PAXSON. KALISH A GREEN. 2635 Fidelity-Phila.

Trust Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF JOHN WARNER, DE-ceased. Letters of administration de bonis non 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 GEORGE A. LEAR.

Or to his Attorney. EARL JAY GRATZ, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF MARY A. HILBERT, DE. ceased.

Letters of Administration rum testamento annexo 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 krown the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to ANDREW HILBERT, 3915 Spruce Street, Pa. Or to his Attorney, GEORGE D. MULLEN, 1128 Lincoln-Liberty Pa. ESTATE OF JOHN BIEBER. DECEASED.

Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the under signed, 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 NORMAN J. GRIFFIN. Administrator. Or to his Attorney, ALBERT J. TAYLOR, 1518 Walnut Street, Pa.

ESTATE OF BIRDIE M. LONG. DE- reased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate ot tne decedent to make known tne same, ana all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to J. PAUL LYET, Executor.

Or to his Attorney, LRVIN A. WINEGRAD, 508 Bulletin Philadelphia, Pa. the for of of lng a of or a or In THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE County of Philadelphia. tin. 32 of 1942 Estate of Hedwlc Muller.

Deceased. the Heirs, legatees. Creditors and Other Persons interested in Said Estate: Notice is hereby given that Madeleine Keser, executrix of the Estate of Hedwtg Muller, Deceased, has filed in the office ot Clerk of the Orphans' Court her petition, praying for the sale ot the real estate the decedent, premises No. 1436 N. Edge- wood Street, Philadelphia, described as follows: all.

that CERTAIN lot or piece ground with the messuage or tenement thereon erected SlTUAlfc, on the w. s. or Edgewood St. 267 ft. 4 In.

n. from the s. of Master St In the 31th Ward of the City ot Philadelphia, CONTAINING in front on Edgewood St. 14 ft. 4 in.

and ex tending In depth w. 76 ft. 1V at private sale to Harry F. Robinson, and Sylvia his wife, their heirs and assigns, for sum of $2100.00. In cash, clear of all encumbrances, for the payment of decedent's debts.

If no exceptions are filed thereto, or ob jections made to granting the same, the Court will be asked to tuke action on the petition on Friday. November 13. 1942. upon the call of the current Motion List. JUliN W.

GRAHAM, Attorney for Petitioner, 1520 Spruce Street. Philadelphia. Pa. SHERIFF'S OFFICE Philadelphia. October 14th, 1942.

Orphans' Court for the County of Philadel phia No. 31AT of 1941 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. Estate of Walter MrCormlck. Mary Fltzslmmons Hippie, or her Heirs, last known residence 1'omrret. Connecti cut, and Nicholas Fllislmmimi, or his Heirs, last known residence Westmeath County, Ireland.

Take Notice. That by virtue of the above Writ of Partition, to me directed, an Inquisition will be held upon the premises therein described, on the fith day of April, A. 1. 1943, at 12 clock to ascertain and in quire, among other things, whether the said premises can be parted and divided without prejudice to or spoiling the whole thereof. otherwise to value and appraise the same; when and where you may if you see proper.

Respectfully yours. DAVID E. WATSON. Sheriff. B.

The Jury will meet at Room No. 312, city Mall. 3rd loor, east Corridor, on the 5th day of April, A. 1. 1943.

at 12 o'clock before proceeding to view the said premises. THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 4 of rnlladelphla County. March Term. 1S2H Nn.

1nKt Trust of George Burnham under Deed dated March 16, 1910. Notice is hereby s-tven that the Account Glrard Trust Company and Theodore B. Iewls. substituted trustees under Deed of George Burnham, deceased, dated March 16. 1910.

and a -Petition for Distribution have been filed In the office of the Prathonotarv said Court; that the said Account and said etltlon win be presented to said Court on Tuesday, the 17th day of November. 1942. at 10 o'clock A. in Room H' No. 443 City Hall.

Philadelphia, for such action as the Court may deem expedient ana mat tne Account may then be con firmed and distribution made of the fundi and the substituted trustees discharged from future liability on the bonds given bv them. unless exceptions thereto are filed before said date or cause shown to the contrary. WITNEY AND THORNTON. Attorneys for Accountants, 1428 South Penn Square, Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF THEKE.HIA A. KNAR. "ea. toners testamentary on tne above Estate have been granted to the under signed, who reauest 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, witnout delay, to LOU PHIL KNAB, 4832 N. 1Mb Pa.

NORBERT KNAB. "221 Sulia Kt Phila r. Or to their Attorney. ARTHUR S. MINSTER, SOI Land Title S.

W. Cor. Broad Chestnut Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF MILTON Warner, nr.

ceased. Letters Testaments rv on th Estate have been granted to the under signed, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of ine aeceaeni xo make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, witnout aeiay, to GEORGE A. LEAR and ANNA MAY MH.I.FB Or to their Attorney, EARL JAY GRATZ, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF THOMAS L.

DENTON, DE- nciieis lesiamentary on tne above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of ine ucceaent 10 make known the same, and an persons inoentea to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to MARY L. DENTON. 4163 Ridge Avenue. Philadelphia, Pa. DISSOLUTION NOTICES NOTIC IS Kit I It GIVEN THAT.

pursuant to the orovisiona of Section 1015. of the Business Corporation Ijiw. approved May 5. 1J33, Tho 1'erma-Mald Company, a corporation of the State of Ohio, with principal office at Chestnut and Chamblain Streets. Toledo.

Ohio, and Pennsylvania address at No. 123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, which, under date of March 30, 1936, was granted a Certificate of Authority by the Department of State of Pennsylvania to transact business in said Commonwealth, will, on the 29th day of October. 1942. present its application to said Department of State at for a with drawal of the said certificate and the can cellation thereof. CHARTER NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AR- ncies or incorporation will be tiled with the Department of State of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg.

on KKMiuay, inn znin aay oi October, 1942, for the purpose of obtaining a Ortlfirmu of Incorporation of a proposed business corporation to be organized under the idle ness Corporation Law of the Commonwealth oi Pennsylvania, approved May 5, 1933. The name of the proposed corporation is 8ell-man St Lata of Reading, Ine. The purpose or purposes tor which It Is to be organized are: lo buy, sell. lease and onerale heauiv parlors, beauty salons, hatrdreasinir anH manicuring establishments, and beauty par- iui, ueauty aaiun, nairaressmg and manicuring concessions and departments in department stores and ladies' wear specially shops. 10 manufacture, buy, sell.

Import, export, distribute and generally deal in cosmetics, soaps, face oowdera and toilet creams, hair dyes, nail polishes, loilct supplies and all preparations, materials, supplies, furniture, fixtures, equipment and appliances used In the operation of or in connection with beauty parlors, hairdress- uik anu manicuring establishments. appiy ior, ooiam. register, purchase, lease or otherwise acauire. and to hoin use, grant licenses In respect of, or otherwise ium 10 account, sen, assign, pledge or otherwise dispose of, trade-marks, trade names, inventions, secret processes, formulae, patented devices, letters patent and licenses under letters patent and similar rights and property. 'lo purchase, take on lease, or in exchange, or otherwise acquire, any lands, buildings, real estate, and the fixtures and personal property Incidental thereto, and any estate or interest in, and any right connected with any such lands, buildings and real estate, and to hold, manage, deal w.lh anu improve sucn lands, hn ri ami ol te Vk out and PreDar in(T -oon- UMnuiisiim(, uewraiing, maintaining, furnismne.

nttin no ann proving buildings, anu to seil, mortgage, case, pledge, or otherwise dispose of such lands, buildings and real estate, together with the improvements thereon, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, or any interest therein. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AK- i.wc. vi iiicoiporaiion win be nled with the Department of State of th r- OI Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. on Sr" any of October. 1942.

iy Purpose or obtaining a Certificate of Proposed business I corporation to be organized nnu, Corporation Law of the Commonwealth "wuvea may 1333. 01 tne proposed corpiration is ncugmiui i.an or Jcnkintown, Inc. The purpose or purposes for which it is to be vt itiz.irvi cue. To buy, sell, lease and operate beauty pariors. beauty salons, hairdresslng and manicuring establishments, and beau'y jar-lor, beauty salon, hairdresslng and m'an'-curlng concessions and departments in le-partment stores and ladles' weur rpcclaity shops.

buy. sell. ex- ui.iiiuui itiiu generally deal in cosmetics, soaps, face powders and lotions, toilet creams, hair dyes, nail polishes, unci supplies and all preparations mi.nd. supplies, furniture, llxtures. equipment and appliances used in the operation of or In connection with beauty parlors, hairdress-ngand manicuring establishments.

To apply for, obtain, register, purchase, lease or otherwise acquire, and to hold use, grant licenses in respect of, or otherwise turn to account, seil. assign, pledge or otherwise dispose of, trade-marks, trade names, inventions, secret processes, formulae, patented devices, letters patent and licenses under letters patent and similar rights and property. To purchase, take on lease, or In exchange, or otherwise acquire, any lands, buildings, real estate, and the fixtures and personal property incidcnUl thereto, and any estate or interest In, and any right connected with any such lands, buildings and real estate, and to hold, manage, deal with and improve such lands, buildings and real estate, by laying out and preparing the same for building purposes, constructing, altering, demolishing, decorating, maintaining, furnishing, fitting up and improving buildings, and to sell, mortgage, lease, pledge, or otherwise dispose of such lands, buildings and real estate, together with the improvements thereon, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, or any Interest therein. of ot NOTICT. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AR- les of Incorporation will he filed with Deoartment of State of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrtsburg, on Monday, the I8th amy of UctoDer, 1942, the purpose of obtaining a Certificate Incorporation ot a proposed 'business corooration to be organized under the Busi ness Corporation Law of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, approved May 3, The name of the proposed corporation is Seligman ft Lsti or Ardmore, inc.

Tne purpose or purposes for which it Is to be organized are: To buy. sen, lease ana operate neauiy parlors, beauty salons, hairdresslng and manicuring establishments, and beauty parlor, beauty salon, hairdresslng and mam-curing concessions and departments in department stores and ladles' wear specially shops. To manufacture, buy, sell, -mport, export, distribute and generally deal In cos metics, soaps, face powders and lotions, toilet creams, hair dyes, nail polishes, toilet supplies and all preparations, materials, supplies, furniture, fixtures, equipment and appliances used In the operation or or in connection with beauty parlors, hairdress and manicuring establishments. To apply for, obtain, regiater. purchase, lease or otherwise acquire, and to hold.

use, grant licenses In respect of, or otherwise lurn io account, sen, assign, pieuge or uuier- wise dispose or, trade-marks, trade names. Inventions, secret processes, formulae, patented devices, letters patent and licenses under letters patent and similar rights and property. To purchase, take on lease, or In exchange, or otherwise acquire, any lands, buildings, real estate, and the fixtures and personal property Incidental thereto, and any estate or interest In, and any right connected with any such lands, buildings and real estate, and to hold, manage, deal with and improve such lands, buildings and real estate, by laying out and preparing the same for building purposes, constructing, altering, demolishing, decorating, maintaining, furnishing, fitting up and improving buildings, and to sell, mortgage, lease, pledge, or otherwise dispose of such lands, buildings and real estate, together with the Improvements thereon, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, or any interest therein. LIPPINCOTT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Philadelphia, October 8. 1942.

Notice is hereby given that Lippineott Building and Loan Association is being liquidated by the undersigned according to plan of voluntary liquidation. All shareholders must present their claims under oath or affirmation within three (3) montha from October 8, 1942. or be bound by the amount shown by the booka or other records the Association to be due them. If a shareholder does not appear on the books other records ot the Association to be shareholder, he must present his claim under oath or affirmation within six (6) months from the date of this notice, to wit, on or before the 8th day of April, 1943, else be permanently barred from sharing the distribution of the assets ot the Association. Any creditor other than a shareholder must nresent his claim under oath or affir mation within three (3) months from the date hereof, to wit, on or before the 8th dav of January.

1943. or else be barred from claiming any amount exceeding the amount shown to be due on the books or I other records of the Association. Such credi- I tor must present his claim under oath or I affirmation within, six 6) months from the 1 date of this notice, to wit. on or before the 8th day of April. 1943.

or else oe iorever barred from sharing in the distribution 01 the assets or the Association. CARL F. BAUER, WALTER W. HUTZEL. CLARENCE J.

SHILCOCK. Liquidating Trustees. OSCAR BROWN, Solicitor, 1700 Bankers Securities Building, Juniper and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE County of Philadelphia. No.

3049 of 194S Estate of Martha W. Smith. Deceased. To the Heirs. Legatees.

Creditors and Other persons interested in Said Kstate: Notice is hereby given that Mabel N. Kelly, administratrix of the Estate of Martha, W. Smith, Deceased, has filed in the office of the Clerk ot the Orphans' Court her petition, praying for the sale of the real estate or the decedent, premises Nos. 747 and 749 South Cecil Street. Philadelphia.

located In the 46th Ward of the City of Philadelphia and described respec tively as follows: (l) situ Art; on the e. s. of Cecil St. 90' n. from the n.

s. of Christian CONTAINING In front on Cecil St. 15' and extending In depth 61' 4" and (2) SITUATE on the e. s. of Cecil St 73 6" n.

from the n. s. of Christian CONTAINING In front on Cecil St 16' 6" and extending in depth 61' at private saie to James uatiagner, ootn properties for the sum of $3800.00. in cash, clear of all encumbrances, for the payment of decedent's debts. If no exceptions are filed thereto or ob jections made to granting the same, the Court will be asked to take action on the petition rrlday, November 6, 1942, upon tne can 01 ine current Motion l.isi.

WILLAHD, GREENWOOD WILLARD, Attorneys for Petitioner. D06 Land Title Building. Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF HKKTIIA S.

I'FAFF. I)E- reaaed. Letters Testamentary on the above tstate nave been granted to lhe under signed, who request all persdns having claims or demands against the Estate ot the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make 1 payment, without delay, to ANNIE E. CONN ELL and VVLNFIELD S. H.

KNOPF. 5727 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Or to their Attorney, CATHERINE A. DONAHUE, 921 Weightman Building, 1524 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

Penna. ESTATE OF KARL ZILLE. 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 In- ueniea 10 me aeceuent to make payment. witnout aeiay, to IRV1N STANDER.

Executor. 1010 S. 5th St. Philadelphia, Pa. or to nis Attorney: MORRIS GOLDMAN.

1422 Lewis Tower Building, 15th and Locust Philadelphia. Pa. ESTATE OF ARTHUR P. BELFI. DE-reased.

Letters of Administration on the above 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 MARGARET D. BELFI. 1808 S. 17th Pa. Or to her Attorney.

ALBERT T. BAUER LE. 512 Bulletin Pa. ESTATE OF JOSEPH 1. SULLIVAN, DE-ceaaed.

Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the under signed, who request all persons havinr claims or demands against the Estate of tne aeceoent to make known tne same, ana all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to JAMES CATHCART, 7125 Bryan Street, Pa. EDWARD CLARK LUKENS. 1528 Walnut Street, Pa. or to their Attorneys. ADAMS.

CHILDS. McKAIG St LUKENS. iob wainut street, Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF HANNAH DE PERMENTIFR, deceased, tetters Testamentary on the ouu.c wjioic iia.e uecil ailieu III llie Ull- dersigned. who request all persons having ucisigiicu, wiiu request an persons naving claims or demandragainst the Estate of thi decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to JANIE LINDA BARDSLEY.

946 VV. Fisher Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. ur 10 ner Attorney.

GEORGE D. MULLEN. 1128 Lincoln-Liberty Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF CHARLES MacGREGOR (also known as Charles D. MaeGreaor).

deceased. Letters of Administration on the above Estate have been granted to the 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 JOSEPH MacGREGOR. 2049 Wilmot Philadelphia. Pa. ur to nis Attorney, CHARLES H.

HASSERT. 2101 Market Street National Bank Building. Juniper and Market Pa. ESTATE OF NAKOI.A E. I(I F.NHt Drreaaed.

I.etters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who requests 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 ROMEYN H. RIVENBURG. Executor. Buckncll University. Lewisburg, Pa.

ESTATE OF LAURA REICHENBACH, 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 HARRY JOSEPH MEASE. Or to his Attorney, SAMUEL GORDON. 1328 Chestnut Street, Pa. ESTATE OF VIM F.NZO PAKASASSI, 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 SILVIO G. BIAGINI. 3210 Memphis Philadelphia. Pa. IN To the of of n.

the To N. IN of of I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AR- tlcles of Incorporation will be nled with the Department of State of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrlsburg. on Monday, the 28th day of October, 1942, for the DurDose of obtaining a Certificate Incorporation of a proposad business corporation to be organized under the Busi ness Corporation Law of the Commonwealth approved May 1933. The name of the proposed "orporatioii is Hell gm an latx of rnuadripnia, inc. llie purpose or purposes for which it Is to be organized are: V.

II 1 I t. UUJi KIM UIBi0 UCflUl parlors, beauty salons, hairdresslng and manicuring establishments, and beauty parlor, beauty salon, hairdresslng and manicuring concessions and departments In ue-partment stores and ladies' wear specialty shops. lo manufacture, buy. sell. Imoort.

ex port, distribute and generally deal in cosmetics, soaps, face powders and lotionr. toilet creams, hair dyes, nail polishes, toilet supplies and all preparations, materials. supplies, furniture, fixtures, equipment and iimaiices ustti in ine operation ot or in connection with beauty parlors, hairdresslng and manicuring establishments. 10 apply tor, obtain, register, purcnase, lease or otherwise acauire. and tn hold.

use. grant licenses in respect' of, or otherwise turn to account, sell, assign, pledge or other wise dispose or, trade-marks, trade names. inventions, secret processes, formulae, pat ented devices, letters patent and licenses under letters patent and similar rights and properly. lo purchase, take on lease, or in exchange, or otherwise acquire, any lands. buildings, real estate, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, and any estate or interest In, and any risht connected with any such lands, buildines and real estate, and to hold, manage, deal with and improve such lands, buildinea and real estate, by laying out and preparing the aame for building purposes, constructing, altering, demolishing, decorating.

maintaining. lurnisning, luting up and improving buildines. and to sell, mortcnire. lease, pledge, or otherwise dispose of such lands, buildings and real estate, together with the improvements thereon, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, or any interest therein. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AR- ucies 01 incorporation will be tiled with the Department of State ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, on Monday, the 26th day of October, 1S42, ior me purpose ot obtaining a Certificate of Incorporation of a proposed busines corporation to be organized under the Business Corporation Law of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, approved May 5.

1933. The name of the proposed rorpontlon is Cameo of Pittsburgh. Ine. The nirniu or purposes for which it Is to be organized are: 10 ouy. sen, lease ana operate beauty parlors, beauty salons, hairdresaini? and manicuring establishments, and beauty parlor, beauty salon, hairdresslng and manicuring concessions and departments in department stores and ladies' wear specialty shops.

iw manuiacture. ouy. sell, import, export, distribute and generally deal in cosmetics, soaps, face oowdera and lotions toilet creams, hair dyes, nail polishes, toilet supplies ana an preparations, materials, supplies, furniture, fixtures, equipment and appliances used in the operation of or tn connection with beauty parlors, hairdresslng and manicuring establishments. 10 appiy ior, obtain, register, purchase, lease or otherwise acauire. and tn hold.

use, grant licenses in respect of, or otherwise turn to account, sell, assign, pledge or other wise uispuse 01, iraue-maiKs. trade names. Inventions, secret processes, formulae, patented devices, letters patent and licenses under letters patent and similar rights and property. lo purchase, take on lease, or In exchange, or otherwise acquire, any lands, buildings, real estate, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, and any estate or interest In, and any right connected with any such lands, buildings and real estate, and to hold, manage, deal with and improve such lands, buildings and real estate, by laying out and preparing the same for building purposes, constructing, altering, demolishing, decorating, maintaining, furnishing, fitting up and improving buildings, and to sen, mortgage, lease, pledge, or otherwise dispose of such lands, buildings and real estate, together with the improvements thereon, and the fixtures and personal property incidental thereto, or any interest therein. Died ABELE.

On Oct 20. 1942, EDWARD beloved husband ot Nina A. Abele (nee Davis), of 128 Maple Haddonfleld, N. J. Funeral services, 1 P.

at Foster's Funeral Home, 250 White Horse Audubon, N. J. Int. Locustwood Memorial Park. Viewing after 7 ARBLASTER.

Oct 19. of 1017 Montgomery Fox Chase Manor, S. CLIFFORD, husband of Elizabeth McDonald Arblaster. Relatives and friends are in vited lo service, 2 P. at Lawn-view Cem.

Chapel. Friends may call 7 to S) P. at his home. BEI.STERI.I NG. Oct.

19. GEORGE husband of Mary I. Belsterllng (nee Innes). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, 2 P. at his late residence.

127 Maple Bala-Cyn-wyd. Int. Westminster Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Please omit (rowers. BLAIR. Oct. 19, 1942. KATE widow of J.

Howard Blair, of 4438 Dexter st. Funeral services, 2 P. at the White-man Funeral Home. 433 Lyceum ave. Friends may call Thursday, 7 to 9 P.

M. BRADLEY On Oct. 20, 1942, IDA. widow of Thomas J. Bradley, of 1501 W.

Alle gheny avenue. Service on Friday at 2 f. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st Interment Mt Moriah Cem. Friends may call Thursday evening.

BRENNAN. Oct. 20. JOHN hus band of the late Julia Brennan. Relatives ana irienas are invited to attend funeral.

Sat. 9.30 A. at his late residence. 3059 N. 16th st.

Solemn Requiem High mass. m. siepnen (Tjurcn. 11 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. BRENNER.

Oct 20, at Somers Point. N. ELIZA EMMA, wife of Frederick nrenner. unerai service Sat. Oct 2-1.

2 P. at the Middleton Funeral Home, 304 Shore road, Somers Point Viewing Friday evening 10 3. BROOKING. Oct. 21, MABEL BROOKING.

Funeral services at St. Luke and the Epiphany Church, 330 S. 13th st, ucu f. m. int.

private. BROWN. Oct. 20. FLORENCE wife or Lester Brown (nee McDaid) and daugh ter of John and Matilda McDaid (nee Dougherty).

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Sat, 8.30 A. from the home of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence McClure, 6311 Wheeler st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem, St Barnabas Church, 10 a.

m. int. private. CAIRNS. Of 803 7th st.

Ocean City, N. on Oct. 20. 19-12. GEORGE, husband of Margaret A.

Cairns. Relatives, friends and Lodge 9, F. and A. are invited to the service on Frldav, at 2 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int West Laurel Hill. Viewing Thursday eve. CARVIN.

Oct. 20. Reading. MIN IMIS. wire or Frank Carvin.

Services, 2.30 P. M. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair A Son. 3925 Chestnut st Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. COLLINS. Oct.

20. formerly of 1834 N. 23d st. MICHAEL son of the late Micnaei ana Kiizabetn Tynan Collins, Relatives, friends and employees of North mils, rost ortlce. Invited to funeral.

8.30 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass In St.

Elizabeth's Church. 10 a. M. mt Holy cross Cem. COLLINS.

Oct. 20. 1942. FRANK husband of Elizabeth Collins, formerly of an jviarston st. relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 8.30 A.

M. Evoy Funeral Home. 2809 Diamond st Solemn Requiem Mass, Most Precious Blood Church, 10 A. M. Friends may call inurs.

eve. int. private. COOK. Of 2S17 Pratt St.

Oct. 20. 1942, ELLIS husband of the late Fannie K. Cook (nee Willard). aged 92 years.

Rela lives ana irienas are invited to luneral. sat. 2.30 P. Funeral Home of Alfred Rose. 2616 Bridge st.

Bridesbure. Inter ment Northwood Cem. Viewing Friday, 7 to DAVEY. On Oct. 18.

1942. EMILY widow of Clarence D. Davey. formerly of iio morris su aervice on naay, 1.30 f. at Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st In terment Arlington Cem. DeLUCA. Oct. 20, NICHOLAS, hus band or Rose DeLuca (nee Alessandroni aged 69 years. Relatives, friends and all janlzations of which he was a member are invited to attend funeral.

Sat. 8.30 A. at late residence. 34r Hampden rd. Upper Darby.

Solemn High Mass of Re quiem, nurcn or st Alice, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. DEVINE.

On Oct. 19. 1942. CHARLES hus blind of Anna C. Devlne.

of 4334 Woodland Drexel Hill. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral on Friday at 8.30 A. from Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Andrew unuren, urexei Hill, at 10 A. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. DOLAN. Oct.

19. 1942. CATHERINE A (nee Brophy). wife of the late Thomas E. Dolan.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral. Sat. 8.30 A. from her late residence. 2601 E.

Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Ann's Church.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. EATON.

Oct. 21. BESSIE SAUERHOFF. wife of Dr. Arthur T.

Eaton. Services Sat, 2 P. Murray's Chapel. 114 White Horse pike, Haddon Heights, N. J.

Friends may call Fri. eve. GILBERT. Of 7503 Bulst on-Oct. 21.

1942, JOHN husband of Jessie Dean Gilbert. Relatives and friends are invited to the rervtce on Saturday at 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. GROSS. Of 830 E.

Price Oct. 20. 1942, GEORGE husband of Elizabeth Gross (nee Johnson). Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 1 P.

from John F. Fluehr Sons. 149 W. Sus-quehanna ave. Friends call Thurs.

eve. WM. F. COMLY SON AUCTIONEERS. 17 S.

24 ST. STOCK HARDWARE. TOOLS. PAENT AND HOUSEFURNlSHiNGS TOO AY, OCT. 22nd.

10 A. M. (AT STORE) 27 8. 2ND STREET Clenn. Salable Stock of Store, About 709 Tradt Lot, All Branded Uer- cnandite, L'ompriting: TOOLS, BUILDERS' A SHELF HDH E.

Standard makes of tools, various kinds. Lock sets, butts, hinges, wood screws, cabinet hardware, padlocks, key machine and blanks, nails, bolts. Remington cutlery, electric supplies and appliances, cord sets, plumbing supplies, fittings and pipe, garden tools, snow shovels, screen and cellar window wire. PAINT, BRIMIKM A 750 gals. Felton Sibley and Yarnall Perfection inside and outside house paints and enamels, varnish, shellac, etc.

pt to gal. cans, Horst paint agitator, paint and varnish brushes, quantity of Hercule's turpentine, linseed oil. window glass. Johnson's and AL-Nu wax, agate cooking utensils, tin and wire ware, step-on cans, glassware, window screens, stove wicks, table oil cloih. galv.

stove pipe, elbows and Tt, electric bulbs, weather stripping, tree light sets. Christmas decorations, etc LEADER FLOOR SANDER KASKEY QUIIIII AUCTIONEERS. 525 ARCH ST. MODERN FURNITURE SALE TODAY. OCT.

22. 1942 AT 10 A. M. AT STORE. 525 ARCH ST.

FI KNITI KE St Ft KVIMIINCS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AT 12 NOON-STOCK OF PLUMBING, KITCHEN BATH FIXTURES All-Steel Cabinet Sinks 42" to 72" and Cast Iron and Steel Sinks to match. Cast Iron Combination Sinks and Laundry Tubs (2 sinks in one). Flat Rim Sinks. Cast Iron and Steel Bathtubs. Lavatories and Cabinet Lavatories.

WC Bowls and Tanks. Kitchen Cabinets. Ut Cabinets. Wall Cabinets. 15 Extension Ladders.

20" to Larae Steo Ladders. Sash, Storm Doors, Inserts. b0 Steel Refln. Shelves, etc. Died siMOMis -Oct 20.

1942. at his home. 1334 W. Silver st. WALTER, beloved hus band of Annie and tamer ot jwary a.

Walter F. Simonds. Alfred Sl- monds and Emma E. Maurer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend luneral on sau at 2 P.

from Funeral Home or Schick Son. 1301 W. Lehigh ave. mu Northwood Cem. Friends may call FrL eve.

SLOSS. At Pitman. N. Oct 2L ROBERT, husband of the late Mary (nee Brady). Relatives, friends and members of the Aughrim Lodge.

No. 96. are invited to attend funeral, on Saturday. Oct. 24.

at P. from the residence or nis oaugnter, Mrs. Elwood Leitenberer. 1909 Cottman st. Phila.

Int. Northwood Cera, irtenda may call Fri. eve. SMITH. On Oct.

20. 1942. ELMA E. SMITH (nee Supplee). or 313 Cedareroft Audubon.

N. ased 64 years. Rela tives and friends, also Heilman Council. No. 140.

S. A D. of Camo No. 146 P. O.

of are Invited to funeral services. Sat. 2.30 P. at Foster Funeral Home, i'du wnnst Horse pike, Audubon, N. J.

Viewing Friday. Iter 7 P. M. SNYDER. Suddenly.

Oct. 21. OLUE. wife of the late William Snyder. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service.

2 P. Dunlap 19th and Fairmount ave. Int West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

SPIEGEl- T)f 5526 N. 7th st. suddenly. Oct 19. MINNIE WERTZ.

widow of Frank Spiegel. Relatives and friends are Invited to services. 8.30 P. Schneider Funeral Home. 619 W.

Olney ave. TATUM. 10th month 21st 1942. ED WARD PARRY TATUM. Due notice of funeral will be given.

THOMAS. Oct. 20. AUGUSTA, widow of Edwin T. Thomas.

Relatives and friends, and all organizations of which she was a member, invited to services, 10 A. Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud. 600-02 N. 63d St Int private.

Friends may call on Thurs. eve. ITOBtS. Suddenly. Oct 16.

1942. JAMES son of the late Moses and Johanna Tobin (nee Tobin). Relatives, friends, officers and members of Local No. 463 F. S.

D. A Workers Central Labor Union, and all other organizations of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral. Fridav. A. from Ryan's Funeral Home.

2504 W. Lehigh av. Renulem Mass. St Elizabeth's Church. 9 A.

M. Interment Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Thursday eve. TURNER. Of 2922 N.

3d St. Oct. 19. EDWARD husband of Mary Turner (nee Baker). Relatives and friends, also employees of Dept.

of Public Highways, are invited to funeral. 2 P. from Rowen Funeral Home. 2742-44 N. 5th st Int.

Greenwood (K. of P.J Cem. Friends may call Thursday eve. WINTER. Oct.

21. 1942. ANNA, be loved wife of Benjamin Winter, of 3146 W. Arizona st. Funeral services.

1 P. M. Berschler's Chapel, 730 Pine st YATES. Oct. 20.

1942. NAOMI wife of Captain Robert C. Yates, of West Point in. i aaugnter or Henry Jt and Alice E. Sherman, of Moorestown, N.

J. Funeral services, 3 P. Home of Wm. Grob-ler. 78 E.

Main Moorestown, N. J. Frienas may oall Thurs. eve. Steel Distribution Revision Planned Prospects for a drastic revision of the system of distributing steel to war plants in the U.

S. were distinct ly stronger at says Iron Age. Steel manufacturers, favoring th steel budget plan for regulating th flow of metal to consumers, appeared to have ccme out ahead in a brush with the automotive men who sought to side track the budget plan for one of their own. WPB is understood to b3 ready to make a flat announcement that the budgst plan will go into effect as soon as this is practical. At least two months may be required to get the plan into shape so that actual Government steel requirements can be matched against actual production capacity.

Building Decline Next Year Forecast NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (A. Prediction of a sharp decline in 1943 In the volume of building and engineering construction was reported today by Clyde Q. Conley, president of American Institute of Steel Construction. Conley said Stacy May, director of the statistics division of WPB, had estimated the decline at one-third in a message to the institute and, suggested the industry turn to man-ufactur of items directly for war.

Internal Revenue Collections Rise WASHINGTON. Oct. 21 (U. The Treasury tonight reported that internal revenue collections during September totaled $2,460,174,573, an increase of $1,408,716,342 over the total of $1,053,458,231 in the same month last year. For the fiscal year through September collections amounted to $3,949,606,783, or almost double the amount collected in the corresponding period of 1941.

1924-26 Chestnut Philadelphia Unrestricted Public Auction Today at 2 P. Af. ORIENTAL RUGS, From the Estates of the hUe qALFRED G. HARRISON! VILLANOVA. PA.

ALFRED G. MASON BENJAMIN RITTER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TODAY, OCT. 22. 1942. at 9:30 A.

M. IN OIK BASEMENT SALESROOMS AT AUCTION STOCK FIXTl RES TAILOR 240 S. 15th Street FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 1942, AT 10 A. M.

ON THE PREMISES ASSIGNEE'S SALE Etlate of John H. Kelter, Trading at John II. Kelter Company Building Materials. Offica Furni ture. 5-ton Relay Damp Truck, with Hoist of JOHN H.

KELTER CO. 741-4S S. Front Street OCT. 23. 1942, AT 10 A.

M. ON THE PREMISES 18 tt Died HiMurt 1 Of 33 N. Horace st. Wood bury. N.

on Oct. 21. 1942, FREDERICK nusnana or e-tnei irving nammrn, ru-neral services. Sat. 1.30 P.

at the Ray Imschweller Funeral parlor, ibuu rxig- mont Chester. Pa. rriends may call Fri. 7 to 9. Int Mt Hope Cem.

H4SFV. Oct 21. ELLA widow of Captain Jens Hansen, of 7437 Oxford Burholme. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral. Sat, 2 P.

J. W. Dean Sons. 7900 Oxford Fox Chase, Phila. Int Greenwood (K.

of Cem. Viewing Fri. 7 to 9. HARK. Oct.

21. BESSIE, wife of Har ry Hark, of 4900 N. 13th St. Relatives and friends are Invited to service. 2 P.

at Joseph Levine Son's, 1512 N. Broad st. Int. Har Ncbo Cem. HARTLEY.

Oct. 20. 1942, MARY E. nee King), wife of Frederick A. Hartley, eed 59 vears.

Relatives and friends arc In vited to attend funeral, Saturday, 9 A. M-, from her late residence, 1930 E. pacific si. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Joan of Arc Church, 11 A.

M. Int St Dominic's Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. HELLER.

Oct. 20, CATHERINE H. (nee Harris), wife of Daniel of 2087 Granite st. Services. Sat.

1 P. from Funeral Home of Mrs. Wm. T. Rose, 1223 Arrott st.

Fkd. Interment Chelten Hills Cem. Viewing FrL 7 to 9. KAPrsTIN. Oct.

21. 1942. MAX. be loved husband of Alice Ka pus tin. of 3223 W.

Susquehanna ave. Relatives and rriemts are Invited to the services. 11 A. Berschler's Chapel. 730 Pine st.

LEONARD. Oct. 21. BERNARDINE wife of Leon R. Leonard.

Services 2.30 P. Apts. Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N.

Broad st. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

MacINTOSH. Suddenly, at Attleboro. on Oct. 19. MARGARET wife of Frederick W.

Macintosh, ot 5443 Beaumont Phila. Services will be held at Moneys Funeral Home, Attleboro, on at 3 P. M. Burial in Attleboro. McBRIDE.

Oct 19. 1942. FRANK husband of Anna L. McBride. Relatives.

friends and Leasue of the Sacred Heart invited to funeral, 8.30 A. his late residence. 2509 S. Cleveland st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Monica's Church, 10 M. Int Old Cathedral Cem. MALACHY. Oct. 20.

of 2331 N. 13th st. RICHARD husband of Jeanie Shaw Malachy. Relatives and friends, employees of Penna. Invited to funeral, 8.30 A.

Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. High Requiem Mass In rinr Ijirtv or Merrv hurcn.

Ill A. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends Invited Thurs. eve.

MARSHALL. Oct 19. at Tuckaho. N. MARY wife of Walter Marshall Services.

2 P. Parlors of John S. Berkelbach. 3730 Germantown ave. (at Broad st).

Friends may call Wed. eve. MEARS. On Oct. 19.

1942. FREDERICK husband of Elizabeth Wimer Mears, Relatives and friends are Invited to the serv ice on Thursday. 2 P. at his late resi dence, 6425 Drexel road, overorook. int West Laurel Hill Cem.

MEIGS. Suddenly, Oct. 19, 1942. ot 454 E. Tuloehocken st.

LOIS G. MEIGS. Relatives and friends, also Time Service employees of Phila. Reading R. in vited to services, f.

rc. Hartranft 3621 Germantown ave. int Reading, i'a. ELLEN 20. HENRY husbanj ot the late Georgia nee Gallagher).

Rela fives, friends, also Kensington Lodge. No. 211. F. and A.

invited to services. 2 P. Funeral Home of William F. Buehler. 2238 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Monu mcnt Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

MERKLE. Oct 20. 1942. at her home, 2716 Seltzer FRIEDA AUGUSTA. daughter of Adolf Merkle.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral on ri 2 P. from Funeral Home of C. C. Schick Son. 1301 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. NEWBOLD. Oct. 21, 1942. HARRIET CLINTON, widow of Benjamin Mitchell New bold, of 129 Poplar ayne, Pa.

Services will be held in St. Mary's Memorial Church, Wayne, on 11 A. M. In terment Woodlands Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday, 7 lo 9.

FLACHTER. Of 1422 Rosalie Oct 21. WTLHELMINA. wife of the late Edward Plachter (nee Geiger). Relatives and friends are -invited to funeral services.

Sat. 1.30 P. at Barrett's Funeral Home. Park and Lehigh aves. Int.

Northwood Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. PRICE. Suddenly, on Oct.

21. 1942 HARRISON BONNER, husband ot N. Mae Bryson Price, of 235 Winding Way, Meri on. Pa. Service on Saturday at 2 P.

at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut St Inter ment at Arlington Cemetery. Friends may call naay evening. RANDOLPH.

Oct. 21. 1942, ANNA MAY (nee Hills), wife of Rev. E. F.

Randolph, of Lansdowne. Pa. Services Friday. 11 A. George C.

Toppitzer's Funeral Home, Gar rett at Lansdowne av.lntplainfield.N.J RUSS. Of Delanco. N. Oct 21. 1942, LIZZIE F.

(nee Stults). widow of Howard A. Russ. aged 79. Relatives and friends in vited to funeral.

Sat. 2 P. residence, Rancocas Delanco. N. J.

Int Burling ton, N. J. Viewing Fri. eve. SCHLACK.

Oct 21. GUSTAV. husband of the late Louise F. Schiack (nee Spahr) of 526 E. Allegheny ave.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services. Sat P. Kester's Funeral Home. 609-11 E. Al legheny ave.

Int Forest Hills Cem. Friend may can Tl. eve. 8CIIMITT. On Oct.

19. ANNA wife of the late Henry Schmitt Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service, Fri. 2 P. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles A.

Brautigam. 6306 N. 13th st Int. private. Friends call Thurs.

eve. FLOWERS- FOR ALL OCCASIONS NESratka 6491 KEG.n) 6271 2223 N. Front St. sfi laiL I 0 P. kT JUiCpil lbviiib a dUil Funeral Directors 1512 N.

Broad St FRE. 6100 I AUCTION IE I ISOS-ia Cfentmit SC PMa. I iew HY-DUTY POWER hacksaws, motor dnva with pump and swivel viae, cabinet leg. Immediate delivery. BALER MACHINERY COMPANY 1114 Franktord Avenue.

Pa. P.EGent 3093 Park SU91 LAUNDRY machinery for sale Incl. 3 washers, 29 H. Boiler. American Laundry Extractor.

4 foot presses. 2 cuff A collar aieever. 4 pc. prosperity shirt unit with air compressor, etc. K-310 Inquirer.

LARGE A SHIPLEY C. lathe, 26x12. 3-siep cone, doutile back gear. Prentice 16x6 C. miih motor drive.

Ballard Boring Mill, 2" swing GRanlte 3367. 2 CLEVELAND Automatic Screw Machs. A S-16" Small Planers, Wire Straightening and Cutting I-alhcs: y. Bench Lathes, lb N. 3d st.

Wal. 4954. LvL'IPM EXT. for chemical, paint, food industries, eiectnc motors 4 machine tools, A sold. PE REZ.

313-15 N. 3d at. SPOT Welders. PRESSES. Machine Tools.

FRANK J. LUNNEY lTth Cambria sts. RADcliff 2166. ICE MACHINE 15 ton. rm-- good condition.

Cheap. A HERING. 139 N. 3d St. Mar.

0767. HOSE HOSE HOSE Flost every purpose. Hovey. 1511 Sp.Garden WOODWORKING MACHINERY "Metal bad saw. radial drill and radial saw.

PENN MACHINERY 117 N. 3D ST. REBUILT TIME CLOCKS Clocks repaired, rebuilt electrified. A-l Industrial 12" fl Frank ford ave. "DURO" HOME WOODWORKING TOOLS COMPLETE SHOP TELTA EQUIPMENTCO.

148 N. 3D ST. ONE Lathe. 26 in. swing.

10 ft. bed. with chuck and fare plate. Paul Engineering 4S10 Chestnut st. KFET METAL MACHINES TOOLS.

NEW A USED. REX SPOT WELDERS IN STOCK. MILTON. 402-OS RACE. WAL.

1734 BOILERS. HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE? M. J. HUNT SONS. DELAWARE AVE.

REG. 1141. WOODWORKING MACHINERY. Catalog 'ree. uruis.

meu4 Band saw and radial. FA. ANGER 134 N. 3d St. Mar.

0173. WORLD'S largest stock of rebuilt tnetal presses a.so new AJ. presses. J-SSPH HYMAN 4 SONS. 2600 E.TIOGA.

"k'n-ers: r3 A 23 Heavy Brown 4 Sharpe. i3 Cn. Universal Cleveland Automatic Also Pratt 4W. grinder. O'Brien.

Mar. 0727 4 FT. RADIAL DRILL PRESS WITH COUNTER SHAFT 4 PULLEYS. Needs s-rae repairs. Reasonable.

D-2i2 Inquirer. NIAGAP.A PRESS. 60-ton fly wheel ypeT 14 strokes per minute, equipped with 5 2l P- motor. Call Hilltop 6166. NEW-USED boilers, boiler repairs.

BOIL- ER ENGRJBUPPLY Phoenixvllle.Pa. "HICKORY PICKER STICKS 4 "textile' sup-piies Charlrs Bond Company. 617 Arch st. OTO RS PL MPiC-T A BOI LERS" LOEB SON. 4603 LANCASTER AVE.

WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Lathe, millers. Shapers. Planes. Motors and com-piete shops. Mullen.

926 N. 3d st. Mar.1433 LATHE. 24-' to 28" swing. 10' or over.

to motor-geared head. Give full description and price. L. Stanhope. Wayne.

Pa WANTED LATHES. MILLERS. PLANERS. GRINDERS. BORING MILLS.

ETC LOMBARD 7434. CASH fr new and used hardware, tools, and electric merchandise. MYERS, 1 3 S. 2D ST. MA 1L 6687 2 ROLLS 4 32" square Inch shrnrs, foot 3M1 Ttnlcum ave.

sar. aw. CASH for aii types of tools, electric equip- menu motors and machinery. Gra. 5271.

EENCH TYPE gas oven furnace. Approx. 5 dv 6 in door. 853-5 Wood'awn St. LEVATORS wtd.

Passenger, freight resi- I den tial. parts or entire equip. It -336 Inquirer I SOUTH BEND lathe, good 6 to gmd pneg. No dlrs. T-345 Inquirer.

"i-ATHX-S 4 drill presses, also mach. shop eotitp 4 tools Han. 4217. 4717 N. Broad St.

shaner and milling mach work wanted, fixt. 4 jig v-k. pref. MJC.5HH6 "ii'-RFACE GRINDER NO 2 AUTOMATIC pav cash. Write L-37 Inquirer.

V'E BUY t-tec. motors, mach. tools 4 equip, a kinds Neb 9103. 2777 Frank ford ave. Musical Instruments LAST WEEK BUY NOW! I ester's Great October Sale Floor samples.

ceroons: rators and used pianos. Including rr.arty B-'tsy Ross Spinets at savings up to 25 i- A.so a group of 5 celebrated Lester (jttuiqs. savings up to iteiore selecting any piar.o. see these bargains, h-asy Terms. Aii guaranteed.

Lester Pianos 1333 Chestnut. Open eves. CLEARANCE SALE Save S65 on famous Wurlitzer Spinet pianos wtuie last. Full bB-note, luily Jree delivery, regular terms. Wurlitzer, world's eldest 4 largest music house, 1031 Chestnut st Open eves.

CLEARANCE SALE F-Dinet pianos, many styles 4 finishes. In t.v.s large selection you can find just the piano to fit your budget Priced from $149 to tasy terms, tree delivery. vur- litzer, 1031 Chestnut. Open eves. L'ST 3 LOVELY Betsy Ross Spinets that r.ave never left our warerooms, specially reduced to S275 for this week only.

10 year cuarantee. Lester Pianos, 1533 Chest- Tui st Open eves. ACCORDION Specials at real savings. Full stock. 12.

48 4 120 bass. Priced fsom $37 whiie they last Regular terms. Wurlitzer, I'iil Chestnut Open evenings. DRUMS. Leedy-Slingerland, most complete line In Phila.

at huge savings. Priced from Regular terms, wurlitzer, lUJi cnesi- rut st Open evenings. 2 SMALL Baby Grands, ail famous makes. iirO up. with a new guar.

Lindoerg, Walnut st Rit. 824Q. Open eves. 4 STUDIO size pianos. 535.

$145. $195. $245. Conv. lerms.

Lindberg. 1909 Walnut st. i INE practice pianos, fully guar. $25 up. 'ncTides delivery.

Undberg, 190 walnut CRAND. Weber, fine cond. Sacrifice $190. Pino Exchange. 5110 Germantown ave.

LA3Y Grand Piano. SJ00. Private owner. No dealers please. N-372 Inquirer.

PIANO TUNING. We can RESTORE that beautiful tone. ALL. 1766. UPRIGHTS.

Plavers and Grands sold for storage. $25 up. 132 N. Park av. Ste.

5159. LRAMBACH 4-10" baby grand rj Baltimore (out of the high Baldwin Grand, like new. only Lindberg. 19u9 Walnut st Open eves. MUSIC XL.

INSTRUMENTS WANTED ANT to buy all types of pianos. Grands, studios 4 small Uprights preferred. High est cash pnees paid. P. HUGHES 4 SON, r46 Market st All.

7450. J.EW HIGH PRICES PAID for used accor- saxes, trumpets, clarinets, band in- uments. drums, etc. Any cond. Wal.

9514. V. BUY used Dianos regardless of floor or ccr.d. How. 8766 or write Acme.

S13 S. 2d. ETEiNWAY Miniature Grand, like new. Sac. sold at once.

Goidman. 3435 Chestnut. GRANDS 4 good uprights. Highest cash prices. Undberg.

1909 Walnut Rit. 8240. ACCOP.DTON WTD. STATE PRICE. C-940 INQUIRER.

Wanted to Buy DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD AND PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT Positively do not sell your Diamonds to Anyone before vou get our oner. WE GUARANTEE TO PAY MORE KELLY CO. Established 44 Years W. COR.

11TH 4 WALNUT STS. CASH IMMEDIATELY DIAMONDS. GOLD 4 SILVER Pawn Tickets Highest Cash Prices 135 S. MTU ST. Est.

1198 r.iAMONDS. old gold, silver, pawn tickets. i-or 4 leading diamond buyers In PtUia. HiRhest price, paid, courteous assured. Simpson.

116 12th St. Li AMONDS. filled or gold bracelets, watches, spectacles, silverware, antiques. Best PT ces Gp rdner's. 205 S.

17th (nr. Walnut). r.EVOLVER.5. rifles, shotguns, gold, musical instruments, sporting goods: all kinds of tools. 2631 Kttsington ave.

Gar. 1321. F'APBERS Wanted 3 chairs and fixtures for cash. Must be in good condition. Write Box 124.

Cape May. N. J. DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD.

JEWELRY, SILVER. Pawn tirkets. Best prices. Est. 1887.

PENN SMELTING 906 FILBERT ST. GLD GOLD. SILVER. PLATINUM. JEWELRY.

DIA BOUGHT. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES PHILA. JEWELRY EX. 102 "iRFIF.LD SMELTING A REFINING CO. Licensed.

Smelters Est. JS92. 15 S. 18th st. 2 PPERS.

any quantity, all sizes. Spencer. V0 Phiia. Gre. 0883.

ADD typewriters, gu ns. tools, sport -m? A miscel. gds. 4048 Market Bar. 8116.

BUTTON hole attachment for electric Ken-nore machine. P.O. Box 14. Neshaminy.Pa. P.ANGE.

ba'htubs. toilets, heaters. ILgh prvf-es paid. Pen. 2037.

1132 Bainbrid ge st X-EVOLVER3, guns, cameras, tools. Highest paid. BENJAMIN. 500 N. 9th st bill To pro at of or of of of at of be.