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i Jbtdf II THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNINO. JUNE 2i. 1941 KILLS ROACHES WATERBU8S CRICKETS SILVEKFISH fnaeeia eat the barf frsam Upset Stomach ftilitve In 5 mfnite or tfobl yovr Monty nick When exrftss stomach arid emus painful, Inc atiur ttnmarh and heartburn, doc torn usually pfrpr.t rtlta I ha fMtet-a'lin mmltrfn kotmn fur MviitptitmaHr flier nirUkint-n hk Um In IMF ana TahlrM. No taialiv.

Hfli-ani nrlnan font fort in a linTv or return bolt! to ua Utt datitita mnnry back, li'ir. Friend Discusses U.S. World Role 1500 in Camden See Horse Show 10 UIIDERPRICED STOCKS Now Near 7 -Year Lows The. time tn bur good stocks i Wf orr a big ri not after. Our Ten Fiuling Itng Hear Marke-la" (frr-ei ilia Titur aitli.rriplion) point out ten sound livil-tti Mocks dcfinite-ly he-hind the hiarket and with an average price today of only 24.

Contrast 24 with their average high price of S9f in 1936-37 bull market! Head without fail, in July FIACIAL WORLD, "42 Stock Likely To Increate Pontwar Head in Junn 2H iue Pointer! On Selecting Growth "Technical Ponilinn Of Market "A turnup Of Preferred ilh Liberal Yield" nnd "i $17 Sttn-k With Lung-Term rcoir. a vvir.it invi.wtor itm l. Return ad" with vour address, tm-ludin postal lour, and St (rlwk or nonri ordrr for ant analyses, besides a ant three issues of FINANCIAL WORLD. 48-pat manual with VITAL data, and rating on 16(X storks. What investors Can Do About lunation." fd Storks In Above-Average Growth Positions," (e Ift-Year Dividend Honor Roll." Add enlv 50 rent extra tor coming SI hook, "io Premier Peace Storks With Revised Stork Fartographs" (ready artt month.

To obtain ALSO our Investment Aflvtee Prlvtlrgr. remit gift for n-auaJ suborriptlfm or for ix months. TimNCIAL WORLD fi-I Trinitw Place. New York 6 lhi if-- IWisiillp. HdlfiiMfilfl aja --jajax JtfH'T YOUTH HAS ITS DAY AT CAMDEN HORSE SHOW Twelve-year-old Irene Randall, of Twin Springs Farm, Blue Bell, youngest entry in the Camden County Horse Show at Garden State Park yesterday, takes her mount, "My Gal," over the hurdle in the children's jumping class.

She placed fourth in the event. Show was held for the benefit of West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital. Two Are Injured In Auto Crash OBITUARY Riccardo Zandonai ROME. June 24 (A. The Italian press reported today the death of Riccardo Zandonai.

61-year-old Italian conductor and composer, at a hospital at Pesaro, Adriatic port behind the German lines. Mr. Zandonai. whose compositions included the operas "Francesca da Rimini" and "Romeo and Juliet." took refuge in a monastery In the mountains near Pesaro a few months ago after the Germans occupied his home, press accounts said. I Wanted I RUBBER I MANUFACTURERS 5 to do subcontracting; work, jjf for the next several months, it fabric calendering1, mixing" 5 compounded stocks, and camelback ty.bintr.

Please 4 pive detailed description of 2 5 equipment, and open hours. Box N-139 Inquirer. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Establishing self as Manufacturer's A cent desirous of obtaining products with Rood pest -war future for aggressive representation in Detroit area. CKARLKS A. I.VON 18600 Hart well Detroit.

Mich. Charles A. Tagaart Co. InTOMtmrnnt Securities 1500 Walnut Philadelphia 2 UNgaUy 11 Rmc 5594 JEWELRY FINDINGS 1" Mrtal finback, with Rronirs. Metal A llll- Knrnnu Sn.

Mrlal riaatie varioti atuipt-. Colored Stimt-a. tKO.N MFti. it SO I'nlverslty flare. New Vork CU Foreign Exchange (Closing Prices) Cables Kngland (dollars per 4 04 Argentina (freel (cents per pcsoi.

24.90 Brazil (free) (cents per ruzeiro! 5 20 Canada lets per Canadian dollar). 90.31, Chile (rents per peso) ,122 India (cents per rupee) 25 Mexico (cents per silver 20 65 New York (Compiled Bond Market Average! bv the Aociated Pie 20 Kail 89 4 89 3 900 89 9 76 8 90 2 79 5 79 7 64 6 10 10 10 Indus'ls I'til Foreign J.1 104 9 106 8 67 3 1049 106.7 67.3 104 9 106.7 67.7 104.9 106.2 66.4 105 5 104 2 61 5 105 7 106.9 67.8 104.7 104 7 63.2 105 8 105 4 64.1 103 8 98 0 53 2 Net chance, Saturday Friday Week ago Month ago Year ago 1944 high 1944 low 1943 high 1943 low SEP tubes and die. Nothing to mn. oraui. lean.

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June 24. America must choose between world domination through exertion of military, economic and political power and world leadership in a movement to establish a permanent peace, Clarence E. Pickett, secretary of the American Friends' Service Committee, declared tonight in an address before the Friends' General Conference, in session here. "We are living through a period of revolution in which the present war, while horrible, costly and important, is merely an Incident in the long sweep of change going on," Mr. Pickett said.

MUST PLAN NOW "Now is the time for post-war planning, and mast of it under way now Is a search for a world structure that will work without blowing up every 25 years. "America and Friends are faced with two alternatives, that of using American post-war position to strengthen and increase American power and standard of living at the expense of exploiting the rest of the world, or of using American ingenuity, wealth and skill to create a world in which peace will be lasting." Urging the Society of Friends to work for permanent peace, Mr. Pickett declared there will be opportunity for American engineers and others to modernize other nations after the war in the same manner that missionaries have modernized spiritual thinking throughout the world. Society to Hold Spastics Program A State-wide program for spastics was announced yesterday by the Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children following a program approved at the annual meeting in Harrisburg. Died MITCHELL.

June 23. ROBERT husband of Imogene E. Mitchell, of 250 S. 40th st. Relatives and friends are invited to services.

Tuesday, 2 P. M-. David G. Frankendeld 317 N. 52d sL Friends may call Monday, 8 to 10 i.

M. MONTGOMERY. On June 24. 1944. WILLIAM husband of Mary G.

Montgomery, in his 87th year. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Tuesday at 2 P. at his home. 6030 Overbrook ave. Interment private.

MORAN. June 23. MARJORIE BRADLEY, wife of James Moral). Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 A. from her partnls residence, E.

(Jin-en Gtn. Solemn Mass of Requiem at SI. Vincent's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MOOnv.

On June 23. 1944. WILLIAM II. husband of the late Adeie T. Moody, aged 79.

Funeral services from his residence. Rocky Hill. on Tuesdav, June 27. at 2 P. M.

Int. Oakland Cemetery. Friends maj call Monday evening. IIRTH -June 23, of 434 W. Glenwood ave, BESSIE LEARN ORTII.

wife of Ihe late Philip Orth. Relatives and friends iuvitisl to funeral. 2 P. from the Rowen Funeral Home. 2742-44 N.

5th t. I nl. odd Fellows' Cem. Friends may cuTI Tuesday evening. OTT.

June 22. 194-1. at F.lkton. J. AI.I.IMIN, husband of the late Sarah Wavne Jones Olt.

Relatives and fi lends aie inv Ueil to attend Ihe funeral, 2 P. at Stetler Funetal Home, fi028 Ridxe Ro-boniugh. Friends may call 7 to 9 P.M. PAGK. Suddenly.

June 24. 1944. at South Orange. N. HARRIET, wife of S.

David Page. PATTERSON. June 24. of 706 N. 19th ABNER PATTERSON.

Services Tuesday, 11.31) A. 1953 N. Broad st. Viewing Monday evening. REINHARDT.

June 23. ANNA MARIE, beloved wile of Charles J. Reinhardt (nee Deuble). at 3200 VV. 1-ehigh ave.

Relatives, friends, also members of St. Marcus Lutheran Church and all other organizations of which she was a member, invited to luneral services LTD P. at Hackman 905-07 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Hillside Cem. Viewing 7 lo 9 P. M. RFUSSWICK. On June 23, 1944.

CARRIE KEHSSWICK. of 519 S. 56th st. Service for relatives and friends on Mondav at 8.30 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. RICHARDS. June 22.

1944. WILLIAM of 1510 Summer husband of Many A. Richards. Relatives and friends, members of Cathedral Holv Name employes of Phila. Navy Yard, invited to funeral.

A. from Dinan Funeral Home. 1923 Spring Garden St. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Cathedral.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sunday eve. KIWHK.

June 21. 1944. TIMOTHY husband or the -late Ellen -Roche (nee Laird i. Relatives and friends are invited to attend luneral. 8.30 A.

from the Parlors of Thomas ('. Brogan, 54th and Vine sts Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Transfiguration. ID A. M. Int.

SI. Denis' Cem. Friends call Mon. eve. KOfiFKS.

Suddenly, June 23. 19-14. OSWALD husband of Anna, formerly of 1800 N. Broad st. Relatives, friends and employes of S.

K. F. invited to services. 2 P. at the John C.

Kim- merle Funeral Home. 2127 N. Broad st. Int. private.

nends call Mon. 7-9. SCOTT. June 23. ROBERT, husband of the late Magdalene Anderson Seolt.

Relatives and friends, members of Filth Reformed Presbyterian Church, are in vited to services, 2.30 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. int.

Northwood Cem. nends invited Alonday evening. SCOTT. On June 23, MABEL daughter of the late John R. and Mary J.

Scott. Relatives and friends Invited to services. Monday, 2 P. late residence, 3452 Ainslie East Falls, interment private, i-nends may cull Sunday evening. SMtKII June 21.

ALICE RCSM SEKKll.L, wife of William J. Sernll, of Haverlord. Pa. Services. 11 A.

residence, 71)1 Panmure Haverfotd, Pa. Int. private SORENSFN. June 22. 1944.

ALBAN. husband of Bertha Sorensen. Funeral, at 10.30 A. from Ihe funeral home of Eugene Leech. 127 Woodland a v.

Int. pvt. THOMAS. June 22. KATHARINE M.

(nee Geigerl. wife of Charles Thomas. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Tues. 8 A. late residence.

2628 S. 15th st. Solemn Reouiem Mass St. Monica Church, 9 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross. VAN ARTsDALEN. June 22. at Willow Grove.

MARY wife of John F. 'Van Artsdalen nee Yerkes). Services. Mondav. 2 P.

at the Wetzel Funeral Home. 501 N. Easlon rd Willow Grove, Pa. Friends may call Sunday evening. VF.R TNER.

June 22. suddenlv. at Atlantic Citv. N. JOHN SUMNER, husband of Thekla Vertner.

formerly of Gtn. Relatives and friends Invited to service. II A. at Kn Nice's. Uerman-lown ave.

Int. private. HFM7.i June 21, JOSEPH, husband of Theresa VVent.el. of 5402 Morse St. Relatives and friends invited luneral.

Monday. 8.3(1 A. John P. Donohue Sons. 5400 Market st.

High Requiem Mass. St. Barbara's Church. 10 A. M.

Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. Viewing Sunday, 7 to 10 P. M. WILEY. Suddenlv, June 21.

1944. D. CHARLES, son of the late David R. and Margaret T. Wiley.

RelaUves and friends invited to services, 2 P. at his late residence. 96 Hartley Lansdowne, Pa. Friends may call Sunday evening. WINNING.

June 22, ANNA, wife of the late James Winning. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Tuesday, 8.30 A. Rowen Funeral Home. 2742-44 N. 5th st.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Edward's Church. 10 A. M.

Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. VKI). June 23. 1944. CATHERINE 1425 Frnnkford wife of Ihe late Jacob im Relatives, friends and all organizations of which she was a member, are invited to the service, Tuesday, 2 P.

at the Martin J. Burns Funeral Home. 1428 E. Columbia ave. Interment Palmer Cemetery.

Viewing Monday evening. TOI'NC. June 23. at 1741 S. Edgewood rt ARTHUR husband of Sara L.

Y'oung (nee Brooks). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 9 A. the Roche Funeral Home. 56th st.

and Cedar ave. High Mass of Requiem, Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M. Viewing Mon.

eve. Cemetery Lots FOR SALE Vacant 12 grave lot in beaut i- tui location in vallev View section of West minster Cemetery. Price SjOO. Reply to ivi-jim inquirer. 5 FUNERAL SPRAYS AND DESIGNS 5 Arm Moderofaly rleaJ mt f.

SNELLENBURGS I Call KIT. 4000. Kxtanin 41 More than 1500 persons stood In a light rain at Garden State Park yesterday to watch 160 horse entries go through their paces at the sixth annual Camden County Horse Show for the benefit of West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital. The twenty-two events, performed on a muddy track, included everything from children's pony classes and wild west trick events to a thor-oughed-running race. "Dust Off," owned by Miss Peggy Mills, of Ber-wyn, and ridden by John Glen-non.

won the $90 prize for the half-mile thoroughbred race. YOUNGEST ENTRY Twelve-year-old Irene Randall, of Twin Spring Farms, Blue Bell, was the youngest entry. Her mount, "My Gal." captured fourth place In the children's jumping class. Only service man to ride at the show was Private Carl Shilling, of Bristol, stationed at Front Royal Remount Depot, Va. He rode a sad-dlebred, "Foggy Dawn." RECEIPTS MAY DOUBLE Last year's proceeds of more than $2500 was expected to be doubled this year, according to Mr.

M. Cooper Smith, president of the show committee. Other committee members were Mrs. William B. Scott, vice president, and Mrs.

Harold II. Klr-cher, secretary. Chief Judge was Dr. E. W.

Powell, of Bryn Mawr. and Sergeant Joseph Mulranen. of the Philadelphia Mounted Police, was ringmaster. Corporation Net Dropped in March NEW YORK, July 24 CU. March quarter earnings of 468 corporations with shares listed on N.

Y. tock Exchange amounted to drop of 4.6 from level of 1943. primarily reflecting heavier taxes and effect of renegotiation, Exchange said today. At same time the official journal of Stock Exchange sought to answer question "what becomes of wartime corporate earnings?" and disclosed that 22 leading U. S.

firms paid taxes in 1943 equal to almost 15 of total gross income. U. S. Treasury Position WASHINGTON. June 24 (A.

Position of Treasury June 22: Receipts. expenditures, net balance, working balance Included, customs receipts for month. receipts fiscal yr. (July 1, expenditures fiscal year, excess of expenditures, total debt, increase over previous dav. gold assets, $21,200,673,755.

Investment Trusts Bid Afiked Aero See 6 88 7.48 Affil Fnd 3 98 4.36 Am Bust 3.74 4.10 AmFrgn 14.46 15 69 AsscStdOil 63 7'. xAxe-Hn 14.96 16.09 Bond 101.36 101.58 Boston 18.06 19.42 Broad St 29.43 31.82 Bullock 15.76 17.27 Canadian 3.15 3 85 Century 28.05 30.16 Chemical 9.87 10.68 Commlth. 4 92 5 35 Consoltd 40' 2 42'i Cumultive 5.02 Delawre 18 41 19.90 3 75 do 5 75 6 55 Dividend 1 29 1 41 F.qullv pf 384 39'i Fidelity 19.30 20.79 Fir. Ind 1 90 2.08 1st Mtl 5 59 6.23 FixdTrA 10.40 Founcjatn 3.90 4.50 Fundmtl 23.70 25.97 Fundi TA 5.03 5.79 do 4 65 GenCptl 34.73 37.34 fn Inv 5.51 5.94 Bid Asked Tndepend 2.30 2 60 InvslAnt 25.58 27 81 Jnv Fnd 13.52 13. 85 Mnht Bnd 9.15 10.06 Md Fnd 4.56 4.97 Massrht 22.35 24.03 do 2d 10.99 11.82 Mutual 11.48 12.54 Ntnwd Sc 3.85 do vol 1.33 Natllnvst 7.72 1.46 8 35 End 12 94 13.94 NAm Bnd NAmT'53 2.19 do '55 2 90 do '56 2 81 do '58 2 47 Plymth A .52 .57 Putnam -14 34 15.42 Quarterly 6 75 7 36 Republic 3 50 3 85 Sovereign 6.24 6.84 SprTrsk 15.06 16.03 Tr-st Inds .76 .85 UnBndA 24.71 25.48 do 20 72 22 65 do 8 09 8 84 1'nStk 6 90 7.55 1'nPfStk 18.30 20.00 Uselps A 16 50 do 1.75 Wellctn 1691 18.58 xEx -dividend.

Huron Crp .24 .36 1 ncome 1 46 1.60 Incorptd 22.88 24.60 GROUP SECURITIES Agricult Auto Aviation Building "hem Ira I Klec Eqp Food 6 91 6 27 5 95 7 81 7 60 6 90 6 55 Invest Co 6 64 Low Prcd 6.01 7.30 6 61 7.17 6.75 6 58 4 10 4.65 4 84 4.89 4 91 Merchds Mininu Pet ro 6 52 8 59 6 35 5 23 5 98 3 72 5 77 9 57 10 51 Railroad 5.20 5 73 Eqp 4.22 FullvAdm 7.08 Cen Bond 8 24 Ind Men 6.93 7.79 I Steel 4.39 4 44 9.06 I Tnbacco 7.62 Utilities 4.46 Inst Bnd 9 81 10 30 NEW YORK STOCKS, INC. Aurlcult 10.88 11.96 i Insur'ce 9 60 10.55 Alcohol 11.20 12 31 Machrv Merchdsfc Metal Oil Pub Util Railroad Sleel Tobacco 8.51 9.36 9 23 10.15 6.39 704 Automo Aviation Rank Building Business Chemical Fleet ric Food 6.79 7.47 8 86 9 74 9.63 10.59 7 72 8.49 11.55 12 69 10 03 11.02 5 63 6.20 5.71 6.29 7.24 7.97 6 20 6.33 10.10 11.10 FUNDS 8.44 8.43 9.28 9 27 9 53 10 48 KEYSTONE CUSTODIAN Riinil. H-1 27.94 29 29 t-2 29 05 31 87 li 3 20 90 22 91 li-4 10 54 11 57 Prrf. Mo.k. K-1 17.82 19.53 K-2 20 67 22.76 ommon Moi-k S-1 25.15 27 62 K-2 13 09 14 41 S-3 10 20 11.24 S-4 4 82 5 34 INSTITUTIONAL SECURITIES.

LTD. Aviation 9.97 10 93 i Ins Orp 1.04 1.15 Bank Crp .89 .99 Stk Bd 12 56 13 77 SECURITIES SERIES 3 85 I NtLPBnd 6.96 7 66 7 83 Pf Stock 7.20 7.97 5.22 NATIONAL LwPrcSk 3 41 Bond 7.12 Natl fnem 4.72 INVESTMENT BANKING CORPS. 1st Bstn 31 324 Blair Co 27s INDUSTRIAL STOCKS Bid Asked Bid Asked AetnaStdE 4'. 5 NRrtrrh 5H 29 i Ala 5' 2 AlanWdStl 4 do 7v pf 66' i Am Hrdw 29' a 6'4 5'. 2 70 30 11' 21-.

3-T 74 49' 2 16J 25' 4 9'-4 93 4 fa 47. 21'2 69 33 75" 31s. 5 5s. 494 24 9'2 9' 53-. 324 9 13' 41'.

14 12. 17. 11. 27. 64' i 43'.

10'4 Northrop 5' Ohio Mat 17. PaSuRiSpf 9' 4 Permulit 7 Petri Hrnt 2'. riilliiD'iv 7'. l. 101' do $4 lf 44 Pnllak Mf 7''.

RemArms 2'. Repb Drill 1 Repb.N'tG 143 Safely Cr ScrantnL 29. ScovillMf 31 SingerM 257 Std Scrvv 31, 87. do $6pf 105' i do $5 pf 89' 2 StmbgCrl 165i Super Tool 2'. Sylv Ind 347s Talon.Inc 40''2 Tampa.vln 52 xTaylr 134 Tenn Prod 34 Time Inc 63 Tokhm 14' a Triro Prd 40'.

TiiumiihK 2' I'nlCluiir 92' I I)i ill A 6'a VeederRt 45'. Warner Co 5. do pf 41 WarnerSw 9 Welch GJ 19'4 Wlckwire 11 '4 WillevCh 97 5H 18s. 10' 4 844 'a 10' a 20'. Amopii.

31. Anlen Kms 7 All Mills 46'. Autoi ar 15' Bauch Lb 23' 4 Botanv A 82 BrownSh 87 Crowell 39r CubAmMg 3'. DpRkOil 20' Dent Sup 64 31 Dictaphn 305 DixonCrc 45 DraperCp 27 'i 295a FlrMilsAm 44 Foundatn Garlock 464 GenMach 22 OiddingsL Wx Graton Kt HDisston 51''4 Maine 30' 4 llnjoCM pf 954 llarr Stl 12' ltuttHk pf 39H KellettAir 1' Kr Seelev 11. LibrtyAir 16 LukenStl Mullorv 25s.

Marl Rck 61' Merck Co 42' 4 8' 3' a 2' 16 894 32' 4 33s. 260 l6s 93 175. 3'- 36 43 15 4 654 ISi 42'. 95 7s. 48' a 10 20' i 12' 29 207s MoKanl'L 9.

Wurlityer Industrial Bonds Bid Asked Am-La France-Foam is 104 Flour MilU of America 4s '60. SB' Lukens Steel deb 4is '52 101'. 103'" Penna Sugar 4s deb 1952 98'- 1004 Quaker City Cold Strg 5s 61''2 65 Warner Co extended 6s '51 98 1014 York Coip 1st 4's 1958 106 GUARANTEED R. R. STOCKS Bid Asker! AllreV 81'l 844 Hwh Ck 33' 4 35' 4 Hlaw pf 31 35 LS.

hNx It 3.V 4 Bid Asked MIIIISM 331, No Prima HT 89' No Crnll 1024 104 PIiiIhGN 132' a 136 Railroad Bond Rid Asked Kan. Okla Gulf Rwv 1st 5s '78 99 102 lhich Valley RR annuity 6s 89' 92 I.ehVRR rnnt pel annnitv 4' rs 68' 70. Penna NY Canal RR 4s '49 754 78' ifenna RR Serial 4s 1960- 64-. 10554 108' LT. S.

TREASURY BILLS (YIELD BAalS) Maturity June 29 Jufv 6 Julv 13 Julv 20 July 27 August 3 August 10. 17 24 August 31 September 7. 14 September 21 Bid .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 .375 Asked .10 .15 .20 .25 .30 .30 .32 -34 .34 .35 Exhibit to Show How Army Lives Friends and relatives of men and women serving in the Army will have an opportunity to find out for themselves just how the Army lives, trains, works and fights, by visiting the Army Service Forces exhibit. "This Is the Army. 'Mrs.

Jones." which opens tomorrow at 3 P. In the fifth floor auditorium of Glmbel Brothers department store. The exhibit, which will remain open during store hours through July 8, illustrates a cross-section of the Army in training and overseas. Members of the Women's Army Corps are on duty in each section, and visitors are encouraged to ask questions regarding the provisions made lor every phase of the welfare of the men and women in uniform. The displays include field, garrison and concentrated rations served to the armed forces in every climate, and each day 10 local residents will be guests at a special "luncheon meeting." with Army "chow" served.

Provisions made for recreation, religion, health, training, as well as displays of personal equipment, and explanation of the theory of Army transportation are also included In the exhibit, and "do not touch" signs will definitely be absent as "Mrs. Jones" learns the ins and outs of Army practice by looking, examining and asking questions. Auxiliary Formed By Purple Heart The official formation of a ladies auxiliary to the Department of Pennsylvania Military Order of the Purple Heart was announced following yesterday's session of the executive committee of the organization, which opened the 11th Annual Convention being held at the Sylvania Hotel. Thirteen chapters of the order are scheduled to be represented at the convention, of which Dr. Alfred W.

Price, rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, is general chairman. Dr. H. G.

McGhee, of Kane, is de partment commander. Principal business of today's ses sions will be the election of officers for the Department of Pennsylvania. The convention will close with a banquet this evening at which Harry J. Crosson, regional director of the Veterans Bureau, and Albert Jen kins, veterans' liaison officer, will be speakers. Six Ballots Fail To Elect Bishop Special to The Inquirer TRENTON, N.

June 24. Six ballots were taken yesterday at an adjourned session of the 160th annual meeting the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey in Trinity Cathedral, but the meeting failed to elect a Suffrage Bishop. No ballot provided a majority for any candidate. Those who jx'lled the highest votes were Rev. Dr.

Taggart Steele, of Germantown, and Venerable Alfred Banyard. of Bordentown, an archdeacon of the diocese. After the ballots were taken the meeting was adjourned to be reconvened at the convenience of Rt. Rev. Wallace J.

Gardner, Bishop of the diocese. Died BARTZEK. Suddenly. June MARGARET wife of Charles P. Bartzer.

Relatives, friends are invited to funeral. 8.30 A. M. late residence. 5018 Stenton ave.

Solemn Reouiem Mass, St. Francis of Assisi Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends Invited Tues. eve. WASHOE. June 21. THORMOD.

husband of MiiKil'ilcnr Hiismie, of F.SHlngton, aieed 70 years Relatives and mentis, also employes of WestuiRhouse Klectric M(g. invited to services, 1.30 P. the Griffith Chapel. Norwood. Pa.

Int. Mt. Zion Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. BUCK.

On June 24. CLARA R. widow of Harvey K. Huik. of 25 Cliveden Glenside.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services on P. at Ilackman 905-07 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Ardslev Burial Park.

Viewing. Sunday, 7 to 9 P. M. isUTI.ER. June 22, 1944.

JOHN husband of the late Marie K. Welsh Butler, of 3607 Woodland ave. Relatives, friends and 35th District Police invited to services. Tuesday, 2 P. at McGillin Sons.

5015 Woodland ave. Interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends call Monday evening. BUZRV. June 21.

1944. WILLIAM husband of Margaret P. Buzby (nee Haze-letti. Relatives, friends, also Independent I'nion of ihe Link Belt Co. emploves (ilnev Fimndrv invited to funeral 2 I.

at his liile rr.lilxiier. 4Hllt Front .1. i on 21,1 Int North Cedar Hill Cem. Friend, call Sun. eie.

It E. June 2.1. CATI IF.RIN A daiuchter of the lale PaiiKk and Mary Kvine. Relatives and friends Invited to luneral. A.

lale tesldence. 543 Douglass Elkins Park. Solemn Reouiem Mass. St. James Church.

K) A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Monday eve A man and woman were seriously injured yesterday when the automobile in which they were riding crashed into a street light standard in the center of Broad st.

at Mt. Vernon. The light standard was demolished and the car wrecked by the collision. Police identified the victims, who were taken to Hahnemann Hospital, as Robert J. Connelly, 27, of West Orange, N.

and Stella F. Rane-szewski, 25, of 464 Shurs lane, Rox-borough. Mr. Connelly suffered a fractured skull, fractured bones of the face and other injuries, while the woman head injuries and a broken nose. Died tiAII.KV.

June 23. 1944. JAMES N. husband of Minnie Gailey, of 1215 S. 53d st.

Relatives, liiends, St. Alban's Lodge, No. 529. F. and A and Washington No.

276, P. O. S. of invited to services, 2 P. Parlors of David H.

Bovven Son 50th and Catharine sts. Int. private. Friends call 7 to 9 P. M.

June 22. of 3837 Falrmount THERESA, wife of Edward Gillen. Relatives and Iriends invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from the Durilap 19th and Fairmount ave. High Requiem 9 A.

Church of the Cathedral. Int. Holy Cross. Friends call Sun. eve.

(iRAF. June 21. AN ASTASIA, formerly or JD49 S. Paxon st. Relatives and friends are Invited lo funeral, Monday.

8 (0 A. C. J. Kellv Home for J-'unerals, 3937 Chestnut where friends may call Sunday evening. High Mass of Requiem, Church of St.

Francis de Sales, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HALL. At her home.

4632 York road, on June 22. 1944. HENRIETTA daughter of ihe late James T. and Louisa M. Hall.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service, on Monday, at 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

Greenwood em. Friends may call at 1S20 Chestnut evening. HAYF.S. June 23. 1944.

CATHERINE HAYES, formerly of HO Catharine daughter of the late Patrick and Margaret Haves. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8.30 A. Rogers Funeral Parlois. 230 Queen st. Solemn Requiem Mass.

10 A. M. St. Philip Nerl Church. Int.

Holv Crosh Cem. IIF.NRY. Formerly of Neshamlny. JAY EARL. son of Jay K.

and Audrey E. Henry, aged 6 months. Services. 1 P. M-.

at the Felty Funeral Home. Hat-boro. Pa. Int. Neshaminy of Warwick Cem.

Friends may call Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. HII.L. Suddenly. June 21.

1944. MONTE son of Monte and Ida Hill. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, Tuesday at 2 P. from his parents' residence. "324 E.

Cambria st. Int. North-wood Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

JACOBSEN. June 22. EBBE, husband of the late Theiesa Jucobsen. Relatives and friends, also Danish and Scandinavian Societies, ate invited i funeral services. 2 P.

Rowen Funeral Home. 2742-44 N. 5tb st. Int. private.

Viewing Sunday evening. 23. 19-14. ELIZABETH widow of llowaid Jones, of 5N-IH lSelmar tel Relatives anil friends invited to services Monday. 2 P.

at J'aiiois of David II. Rowen Sons, and Catharine Interment private. Friends may call Sunday, 7 to I. M. KH'SFR.

Fairmont. W. ELIZABETH, wile of Emmanuel Keuser (nee Mulligan). Funeral Tuesday. 8 A.

at the Snover Funeral Home. 313 Broad Palmyra N. J. Solemn Requiem High Mass. 9 A.

at St. 1'eter's Church, Riverside. N. J. Interment.

St Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening. LAFFFRTY. June 23. FRANK husband of the late Margaret Lafferty.

aged 76 years. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 2.30 P. Apts Wm. H.

Battersbv. 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Mont rose Cem.

viewing 10 r. ii I.AWLFK. Bristol. June 22. 1944.

CATHERINE wife oT James V. Lawler and sister of Sr. Rose Margaret, of the I. Relatives and friend, are invited to attend funeral. Mondav.

9 A. from her iHle residence. 5iT Miith st. So'emn Requiem St. Mark'.

Church, lo A. M. Intel merit St. Mark's Cemeieiy. l.r.K.

Suddenly. June 24. 1944. of 221 Kaslon id Glenside. LIXIYD.

husband of Ola F. le. Relatives and friends Invited to the service, P. at tiie Edwin F. Thies Funeral Home.

N. Easton Glenside. Int. private. Friends may call Mon.

eve. LEWIS. June 23. at Maple Shade, N. MARION widow of Joseph C.

I-ewis (nee Farram. aged 71 years, late of loo N. 6th Darbv, Pa. Relatives, friends and Ladv Wyckoff Lodge. No.

34. S. of invited to services 2 P. at red Mann. Son's, 2305 N.

Broad st. Friends call Mon. eve. l.VVCH. June 23.

of 225S N. 32th MARY K. (nee Duvlei. wife of the late Dennis Lynch. Relatives and friends are irwitorl lo funeral.

S.30 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

High Requiem Mass in Our Ladv of Merry Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holv Sepulchre.

Friends invited Mon. eve. I I.I.OI till. June 22. 1944.

JAMES, husband of Nellie (nee Haley). Relatives friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. residence of daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil-lougnbv.

4943 Fairmount av. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem.

M.I)ONALI. June 22. WILLIAM B. husband of Hannah McDonald (nee Relatives, friends and all societies of whii ii he was a member invited to funeral. Tues, 8.30 A.

M. from his late residence. 242 McClellan St. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. MeSHANF. June 21. 3944.

of 1645 N. Edgewood MARY A. (nee McCloskey). wife of Owen McShane. Relatives and friends are Invited to attrnrt funeral on Monday, 8.TO A.

irom Parlors of Thomas C. Brogan, 54th and Vine sts. Requiem High Mass Church of St. Rose of Lima. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. June 22.

1944. MARGARET widow or (Tim Irs O. Merrill, of 1 104 F.tlgcvvoiHt id HtooUI'rie, V. Funeral srrv-n st. Faiths 1" Church, Rrooktlne, MoiuIkv, 2 ('.

M. Friends mav cull at Ihe Sfuiiril Funeral Hume. 0I Cricket Ardinore, 7 to 9 I'. M. Mil l.

It. On June 23. 1944. BESSIE wile of Henrv Miller, of 5932 N. Lawrence st.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tuesday at 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.

Friends may call Monday eve. Robert J. Fogarty Solemn Requiem Mass for Robert J. Fogarty, of 1308 Chelton Oak Lane, will be sung at the Church of the Holy Angels, Oak Lane, at 10 A. M.

Wednesday. Interment will be in the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Mr. Fogarty died Friday at his home. He was 84.

A conductor on the Reading Railroad before his retirement, he had served 54 years in that organization and was a member of its Veterans Association. He also was a member of the Holy Name Society. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary McCormick Fogarty; a son, Rev. James R.

Fogarty, assistant rector of the Church of the Holy Child, Philadelphia; a daughter, Miss Sarah Fogarty, and a sister, Miss Hettie Fogarty, all of Philadelphia. William B. Montgomery William B. Montgomery, retired wholesale grocer and one of the oldest graduates of Central High School, died yesterday at his home, 6030 Overbrook ave. He was 87.

Mr. Montgomery, who retired in 1929 from the grocery business, served as a member of the board of directors of the Southwest National Bank and the board of trustees of the Overbrook Presbyterian Church. He was a member of the Union League. Surviving Is his wife, Mrs. Mary J.

Gilmore Montgomery. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 P. M. from the residence. Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Died CALVERT. On June 24. 1944. ALAN CALVERT, of 310 Pembroke St. Davids.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Tuesday at 2 P. at the residence of Charles E. Potts, 414 E. Lancaster St. Davids, Pa.

Interment private. CAMPBELL. Of Drevel Hill. Del. on June 23.

1944, WILSON D. husband of Jane Shalpe Campbell. Relatives, friends and enitiloves of John VVaiiuinakri bib Invited to Ihe seivice on Tues. nl 2 I. at Oliver 11.

Bail's. 1S20 chestnut t. Interment Arltiiicloii Cem. Fi tends may call Monday eve. CARMEN.

MARIE R. (nee Ferry, on June 2:1, 1944, beloved wife of Nathan, sister of Harry and Frank. Funeral 8. A. from Ihe McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flat bush Brooklyn.

N.Y. Requiem Mass. Roman Catholic Church of Si. Vincent Ferrer. Friends invited to attend int.

on 2.30 P.M.. in family plot. Section Holy Cross Phila. CHRISTINE Of 1450 Grange on June 23. IDA B.

CHRISTINE. Relatives and friends are invited to services on Mon. at 1 P. Funeral Home of J. Wes-lev Craft Son.

2031 N. Broad t. Friends call Sun. after 7 P. M.

CLIFFORD. Of 1715 Girard June 23, 1944. MARY" wife of the late Patrick J. ClifTord. Relatives and friends, also Married Women's Sodality of the Gesu, invited to funeral from Parlor of William A.

Kohl. 123K N. 18th 8. TO A. Solemn Requiem Muss, Chiilrh of Gi'Mti.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Cio.s (Vmelriy. rMtKKKN. At Rivei.ul.-.

June 22, formerly of ANNA BM'KEK, wife of the late Matthew J. Cloeien and mother of Rev. Paul A. Cloeren. of Holy Cross Church.

Mt, Airy. I'hua and Charles, Matthew. Joseph. Alvina. Rose, Margaret, Marie and Anna.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Monday, 8.30 A. from Joseph J. Hayes, 108 E. Price Gin.

Solemn Mass of Requiem at Holy Cross Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Friends call Sunday evening. CROMPTOX.

June 22. JOSEPH son of the late Daniel and Amanda Crompton (nee Butler). Relatives and friends, also Fairview Council, F. P. are invited to services, Monday, 2 P.

residence, 217 Springfield Aldan. Del. Co. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sun-dav evening.

DAH.M. June 24. JOHN husband of the late Anna M. Dnhm (nee Kraft). Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral, A.

from late residence, 22.13 W. HunttiiKdon at. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Columba's Church.

10.30 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited Mon.

eve. DIXON. June 22. HANNAH BERKERY. wife of Charles B.

Dixon. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. A. from her late resilience, 44.14 N. 19th t.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Francis of Assist Church. 10 A. AI.

Int. private. Friends may call Stindav evening. diiPONT. ALIOS BELIN.

on June 23. 1944. wite of Pierrs S. duPont and daughter of Henrv Belin, and Elizabeth Lammot Belin. in her 72d vear.

Funeral services at 2 o'clock. Monday. June 26. at Christ Church on Brandv-wins, Wilmington. Delaware.

Interment in rii'Pont Cemetery-. June 24. WOLF, husband of Elizabeth Estis. of 4920 Chancellor st. Relatives and friends aie invited to services.

1. P. Berschler's Chapel, 730 Pine st. Int. Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery. FAKRA. June AMY wife nt Frank VV. Farra. Itelntie and friends Invili-d to Tuesilnv, 2 P.

at the residence or tier son. Flunk Farra. Gravel. I Chrslriut Hill. Fi lends may tall Monday evening-.

F.KKT. June 21. of 20O2 F. Glen, wood CHRISTINA i nee KiiulM, wire of Michael Fuersl. Relatives and friends invited 1o service, 1.30 P.

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

N'orthwood Cem. Friends may rail Mon. eve. S. TRE Maturity September, 1944 September.

1944 March. 1945 March. 1945 December. 1945 March. 1946 December, 1946 Sept ember, 1947 ASURY NOTES Bid Asked YM 1 100.3 si 100 100 8 1' 100.9 99.27 1 100.4 100.25 100.5 100.1 1009 100.

1 1 99-28 100. 5 100.26 .28 .60 .36 .81 .84 .91 1.17 fx 100.21 1'i 100.11 100.23 1 27 100 12 140 a point. toeptemner. 1948 Quoted on a bas is of 1-32i of CTFS. OF INDEBTEDNESS (YlKLD BASIS) Maturity Ar'l August 1.

1944 -33 .27 September 1. 1944 -58 tutohei 1. 1944 -66 .64 1 w-ccmix-r 1, 1944 .74 .72 February 1. 1945 7 -79 .77 March 1. 1945 90 .80 .78 April 1.

1945 -81 liay 1. 1945 -80 .78 U. S. INSULAR BONDS Iue Maturity Bid Asked Hawaii 4' is Oct 1956-'46 108', Philippines 4' js Oct 1959 129 4' is 1952 120' 122' Philippines 4'iS July 1957 1273 1293s Philippines 1952 1213 123H Puerto Rico 4Vis Juiy 1956 126? FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS Maturity Bid Asked Yield 4 3 a Julv lP46-'44 100 1-32 Mav 1955-45 102" 102'? .33 Julv 1955--45 100 9-16 100 Jan 10' 104 .34 May 104'4 104'. .35 INSLKANC STOCKS Hid Askel AetnaCs 133 141' 2 Aetna Kr 4814 5V Aetna I-f 33r.

35 Am Cslty 11 '4 121j Am Equit 16a 17' Am P.ein 5234 5a1 Am Rsrv 14'4 154 Am Srty 57'4 59 Auto Ins 34H 374 Boston 555 580 Camden 203 21 7 a City 17 19 Conn L. 46'i 48' i Contl Csl 36 '4 39 '4 F-mpIrs G29' 4 31 3 Fire Assn 60' 64' 2 Firem Nk 12H 134 Franklin 24' 26' Rein 48' a 51-i CJlb Reph 7' 9 Ruts 19' 4 20' Am tn 27 29 Hamixrr 264 283 Hid I la i Fr 94' llartrstm Home Ins 2734 Homestd 13'4 Ins Am 84 Md Csltv 7 Ntl Csltv 25! Natl Fire 57 Natl Lbrty Fire 12' Northern 88' Pac Fire 97'2 Phoenix 77' Pf Accd 13's Prv Wsh 32's Reins NY Revere 214 SprinRfl 115'2 Travlrs 463 I'S Fire 47 Uiwr 68' rstih 30as Asked 1 99 41-4 44'i 29' 2 15'4 87' 4 734 i 274 60 6'i 73a 14 2 93 81! 4 15 353-s 6' 2 234 121 478 49i i 33' CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES the muscles together with soft pad Keeps Rupture tightly all times while working, lifting, swimming. Lightweight, touches two places. CANNOT SLIP should teach you not to place ball in opening m4 rupture. WHEAT Open HiEh Low Cloe Pr Close July 1.5i 1.57 J.i 1.57?.

Jep. 1 57 1.57 1.5 l.Wi, 1.57W Dec l.fts lSi 1.57 1.57 1.5H-4 May 1.5H 1.50 1.594 l.S9?s l.Ml OATS Julv .74 .74 .74 .751. Seo. .9 .69 Dec. .67 .67.

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Single $10. FREE Examination. Double $15 I DOBBS TRUSS CO. Fir l)tmmstiution As Obligation iMMFDiAir. rniiMi rttoir.

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