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cdf 2 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27. 1944 Died Died Ifiialcah Il'ark Chart Copyright 1944 by Triangle Publications. Inc.

(Dally Racine Form) Could Henry VIII Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains? HIAI.KAH PARK, MIAMI. FEB. 26. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST Peddie Defeats Blair Five, 38-28 FIRST RACK Class allowances: four-year-olds and up: fillies and mares: six fur-lonjts.

Purse $2000. Net values S14(X. $30O, S2O0. S100. Winner Br.

7. by Codihue-Slster Ann. Owner K. H. Carson.

Trainer J. J. Harker. Starters Wt. P.P.

St. Cousin Nan 111 4 12 11 9Vi Dairv Lndv 109 8 10 6S 6'4 Gallant Witch US 10 6 a 7" Chuckle HI 5 8 8' Miss Goslinz tm 3 7 4'4 t'rae Me 112 7 1 3'4 2h' Even Stitch lot 11 4 2Vi 3 TctraRul 114 12 3 1" 1 "4 Suntema 112 a 5" Frontier Jane 114 6 9 10" 12 Cape Mav 109 2 11 12 10" Miss Sugar 109 1 2 4H 11" HIGHTSTOWN, N. Feb. 26. The Peddie School basketball team today won their final game by beating their traditional rivals, Blair Academy, 38-28.

The Gold and Blue outplayed their rivals and held a big lead throughout, although the floor was strange. Time: 1.13 3-5. Post: 2.30. Off: 2.31. Start eood from gate, same.

Scratched: Snowfly. Darby Ducat, Lady Liberty. Haught Is High Scorer In Schools Carl Haught, Vineland High's sharpshooter, won the individual season's scoring honors among the Philadelphia district schoolboy basketball players with a total of 265 points. Haught's spurt of thepast two weeks, in which he has scored in the high" twenties, consistently brought him to the front after Jen-kintown High's Paul Cutright had taken a decided lead. Cutright, Bux-Mont League, was held under ten points for three games which enabled the fast-stepping Camden suburban scorer to take the final honors.

ed 97 twin-pointers. The Vineland youth also took the honors in field goals with 107 while Cutright led in fouls with 62. Haught had 51 fouls while Cutright register- SECOND RACE Allowances; three-vear-old colts and Keldings; six and one-half furlongs. Purs? R1800. Net values S1250.

$300. J150. $100. Winner Blk. 3.

by Swift and Sure-Electric Comet. Owner J. Eitineer. Trainer G. M.

Odom. Str. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds In. 4,4 2h" 3it 3'" 7H 4' 2-i 6 7 '4 1 5i" 11" lO" 10 11M 12 12 Atk'n 10.10 Renick Claegett Caf'rella Wall Itimant Yininjr -Trent Brooks Arcaro Layton Roberts 5.60 9.70 4.50 6.3H 6.10 4.05 8.15 8.10 21.80 2.20 12.

11. to 44.40 1.45 6.70 37.35 29.15 won driving, place Start good from gate, won ridden out, place SWIFT MARINE PAID $53.10 FOR S3. 00 Stir Up Scores Upset Triumph Continued From First Page rider picked by Trainer G. R. Bryson to handle Director J.

was heartbroken, and almost sobbed as he declared: DIRECTOR BREAKS WELL "The Director broke well and was running easily, but had no excuse when he was hooked up by Stir Up." Other well-liked oolts in the field of 11, A. C. Ernst's Alorter and Mrs. A. J.

Abel's Grarrips Image, ran seventh and last, respectively. The $14,825 first money brought Stir Up's total winnings to $24,695, a good profit for a yearling purchased for $3800. The colt has been nominated for the Kentucky Derby. ATKINSON ON 4 VICTORS Ted Atkinson, who snapped a three-day losing streak today, rounded out a "home run" by scoring with Profile, $9.60, in the finale. It was Ted's second such feat of the meeting, he having ridden four winners opening day.

Profile beat Justinian 2nd and set a new turf course record of 2:33 1-5 for a mile and a half. War Stone was third. Peddie Blair G. F. P.

G. F. P. Corson, 6 1 13 Gilladv. 6 3 13 Arbogast.

1 3 2 8 Mclntire, 12 0 4 Chafev. 0 0 0 Leahy, 12 4 Scheid'ig. 4 19 Lanborn, 0 0 Bristor, 0 0 0 Flor, 113 Forbes, 13 5 Wry. 0 0 0 Patterson, 1 0 2 Brown, 10 2 Bokus. 0 0 0 Molinet.

Oil Bassel, 0 0 0 Allen, 0 0 0 Totals 15 8 38 Totals 11 6 23 Starters Wt. P.P. St. tt tt Str. Fin.

Jockey Win Place Show Odds Swift Marine 118 9 1 1" 1 l'i lVi L'berjr 8.40 4.40 3.30 3.20 Toolmaker 115 10 7 7 7'4 3" 21 Caf'rella 7.50 4.90 8 80 Enlistee --118 12 5 fitt 4tt 4tt 3" Young 4.60 6.20 The Captain 115 5 12 3,0" 11 6tt 4 Stev'son 2S.50 Snansled Game 118 6 4 (8" 9" 5" 5" Aicaro 3.10 Dansation 115 8 11 i9tt 6" 7" 6" Brooks 10.15 Red Emileo 115 11 6 '3" 2 2" 7" Brennan 26.10 Jean Buttons 115 1 2 2tt 8tt 8' Kads 38.5 All Brieht 115 2 3 5v 5" 9' 9' M'Cr'rv 3.85 Thankful 112 7 8 4tt 8" 10" 10 Erickson 40.50 Celtics 115 4 10 11 1 10 11V4 11" Smith 47.35 Shined Ud 115 3 9 12 12 12 12 Breen 36.00 Time: 1.20 3-5. Post: 3.00. Off: 3.01 hi. drJvinR. IA1LY IHH'BLK COl'SIN NAN AND THIRD RACK Allowances; two-year-old fillies: three furlongs, nursery course straishtaway; chute.

Purse Net values $1650, $500. $250. $l0O. Winner Blk. 2.

by ThanksRlving-Flb. Owner Isadore Bleber. Trainer Hlrsch Str. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds l1 1 Atk'n 7.20 4.00 3.20 2.60 34 2tt Rollins 6.00 3.60 8.05 2 3'H Westrope 3.50 5.50 9' 4" Lavton 51.10 7 5" Lindberg 5.50 6tt 6" Arcaro 23.85 81 7" Moore 14.60 5tt 8" Gorman 1.60 4" 9tt Brooks 19.45 10 tt io" Basile 23.55 lltt 11' Eads 54.85 13 12" Permane 96.35 12 13 Wall 72.60 Starters Bertie Panacea a-Slieht Edge Prepossessing a-Pamela Piquant Miss Val Jamesina Not Tomorrow Space Weepins Turbulence Ginokum a-Louisiana Farm entry.

Time: .34 2-5. gate, won drivine, place same. Scratched Wt. P.P. St.

-120 2 5 -120 10 3 -118 4 1 -11; 9 7 -120 13 4 -116 12 11 -118 3 12 -118 8 6 -116 5 2 -116 11 8 -116 6 9 -111 1 13 -116 7 10 FOl'BTH HACK Allowances: three-vear-o'd colts and geldinas: six and one-half furlongs. Purse $1800. Net values $1250. S300. $150.

$100. Winner Ch. c. 3, by Psychic Bid-Cinema. Owner Ber-Mar "Farm.

Trainer R. Metcalf. Starters Wt. P.P. SL tt tt Double Feature -US 4 Hv c.

US 2 Psychic Rate 115 1 Port Marly 113 8 Herald 115 7 Early Winter 115 3 Instructor 115 6 I-awnnson 12 Bold Skipper 107 10 Srottsville 112 11 HiEh Clock 118 5 War Struggle 118 9 Utt 'ilirt 3M, 8" 7 12 6tt 5" 9' 4'tt 11 10 1'i 6' 8' 7 12 3 4h1 9" 5 5 8 7 11 3 1 IO 6 12 10 9 11 Time; same. 1.20 3-5. Post: 4.00. Off: 4.02tt. FIFTH RACE Flamingo Stakes: three-year-olds: one and one-eighth miles.

Purse $15,000 added. Net values $14,825, $3000, $1500. $750. Winner Ch. 3, by Stimulus-Ladv Minnie.

Owner Greentree Stable. Trainer E. L. Cotton. Starters Wt.

P.P. St. tt tt Stir Up 118 Skytrscer 118 Stvmie US a-FIre Stickv-115 Director J. Anolekn'ker -U8 Alorter 122 Air Patrol 116 Good Bid 118 a-AII Talk 116 Gr'ps Jmage-U8 5 3 2tt 2l 2 7 11 7'4 4'tt 3 -2 8 9i 7 4'tt 9 7 10' 10 8" 3 1 1 ltt 8 6 11 9' 9l 10 10 8' 8" 7tt 4 4 3i 3tt 5i 1 5 5 6 JU 1 9 4" 5tt 6'tt 6 31 31 6 2 Time: 1.52 2 same. Scratched Air Supremacy.

My All. SIXTH RACK Allowances: four-vear-olds $3500. Net values $2200, 8550. $550. History tells how Henry VIII would gorge himself with food and suffer afterward.

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taie ae lime gelling quick, seething relief ef hack ing, raw, raspy throat irrllatiens frem dust, smoking, coughs doe colds, before lhay gel mean and aggravated. Right away, today, got ZymoleTtoteys Af Counters I very whore I0e-25e Lilac Day. Owner A. C. Ernst.

Trainer J. H. Skirvin. Starters Wt. P.P.

St. tt Alouest IIO 5 tBolingbroke -120 2 tD'ner Party-120 2 Twoses 106 4 Lnvndav 103 1 ink 1 5 41 4 5 4 4 2 2 2 All. 1 t-Dead heat, time: place driving. "lTs'i. Post: 5.10.

SEVENTH Class C. allowances. 4 vear Net values $1850. $700, $300, $150. Owner Vera S.

Brags. Trainer J. Starters Wt. P.P. St.

tt tt 1 W. Str. Fin. ltt ltt ltt 3 2 2l 2l 2l 3tt 4 3tt 3 41 31 4 4 6 6 6 5" 5 5 5 6 Transformer Copperman Shot Put Corydon In Question Alafla 120 108 -120 -122 316 -116 ltt 2' 4" 5' 6 31 Post 5.42, off 5.43. Start good from Halftime: Peddie, 22-10.

Media Girl Gains Miami Net Finals MIAMI, Feb. 28. WAVE Elizabeth Taylor, of Media, will face Doris Hart, third ranking woman tennis player, in the finals of the Florida Mid-winter Tennis Tournament tomorrow afternoon. A former Swarthmore High and Earlham College, athlete, WAVE Taylor has proved the surprise of the tournament all week. Mi3s Taylor advanced today by default from Marta Barnett Andrae, while Miss Hart also got the benefit of a default from Nellie Scheer Cohen.

VAVE Taylor may give Miss Hart unexpected opposition in the role of unseeded finalist. The former is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Franklin Taylor, of Media.

Lieutenant (j.g) Robert Peacock, former University of California star, and Lieutenant Campbell Gillespie, U. S. Army, former University of Miami luminary, gained the final round. Peacock defeated Private First Class Joe Fishback, former Eastern Intercollegiate titleholder, 6-4, 8-6, and Gillespie disposed of Mark Buster Brown, Miami, 6-4, 6-3. Riverdale Fencers Beat Penn Charter NEW YORK.

Feb. 26. Riverdale Boys School defeated Penn Charter at fencing today, 16-11. The local team was superior in the foils competition, taking 7 of 9 events, and also in the epee matches, 6 to 3, but succumbed to Penn Charter's sabre arts, 3 to 6 matches. FOILS Ortelir.

Riverdale. defeated Mr-Ann. Penn Charter, 5 to 2 and Mansur. 5 to losing to Lambert, of Penn Charter, 4 to a. Mair, Riverdale.

won from-McAnn. 5 to sandfrom Mansur, 5 to losing; to Lam- Baurle. Riverdale, won from McAnn. 5 to 4. and from Mansur, 5 to 4, and from Lambert.

5 to 3. EPEE Vlcini. Riverdale. defeated Mast-erson 3 to 2. Smith, 3 to 1.

and Schless, Nubonr. Riverdalei defeated Masterson, 3 to 1. lost to Smith. Penn Charter. to 3 and lost to Schless.

2 to 3. Heyman. Riverdale. defeated Masterson, to 1. and Schless 3 to 1.

but lost to Smith. 1 to 3. SABER Cheaten, Penn Charter, won from Chans. Riverdale. 5 to 3.

defeated Fonjr. 5 to 0, but lost to Dayton, Riverdale, 4 to 5. Aberle. Penn Charter, won from Chang, 5 to 2. from Kong, 5 to 1, but lost to Dayton, 5 to 2.

Schumacker, Penn Charter, won from Chang. 5 to 2. from Fong. 5 to 1, but lost to Dayton, 2 to 5. National Farm Wins Final, 30-28 DOYLESTOWN, Feb.

26. National Farm School enripd its basketball season today, defeating the United States Naval Hospital quintet from Philadelphia, 30-28. U. S. Naval Hospital N.

Farm School il in .1 mini McCormirk. 4 1 9 Sherman, 3 4 30 Amiworm, i 2 oil Haines, 1 2 Freed, 13 5 Barker, 10 2 Raben, 4 2 30 koss. 10 2 Caulod, Oil Totals 13 2 28 Totals Halftime 16-16 tie. 0 12 30 Bala Golf Club To Open April 20 The golf season at the Bala Golf Club will get under way on April 20 with the annual spring tournament between the Green and White tournaments. Elmer Ramsey, former Cornell football player, will captain the Green team and John Lynch will head the Whites.

A special mixed Scotch foursomes tournament will be held on April 22 and 23 for the berefit of the Salvation Army. A best ball of partners tournament will take place early in May. Hill School Defeats Lawrenceville.35-24 POTTSTOWN. Feb. 26.

Hill School's basketball team closed Its season with a 35-24 victory over Lawrenceviiie today Hill School Lawreneeville EIGHTH Class allowances 4-year-olds and uo. ltt miles, turf. Purse $2000. Net values $1400, $3O0 $200. $100.

Winner hlk. g.7 by Filemaker-Daw. Owner Grant Thorn. Trainer George C. Winfrey.

Starters Wt. P.P. St. tt Profile 117 6 Justinian II U3 2 War Stone 120 3 Clip Clop 120 9 Speedway 112 8 Eoulnox 112tt5 Farraaut 111, 7 Panbroom 114 1 He Man -U4 4 5 6 6 3 4 5t 2 3'tt 2' 7 1 l'tt 3 7 5 5 9 9 8" 8 8" 9 4 2tt 3 Nt'GENT. Residence.

257 Winderoer Lansdowne, Feb. 24. lirtl. IP.AS 're wife nf Edward M. Nugent.

P.eia 4 lives and friends are invited to funersi. 8.30 A. Coleman AV Sons 47.11 Lancaster av. Solemn Requiem Mas Chun-it of St. Philomena.

IO A. M. Interment Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Sun. after 7 P.M.

PACEIJ. Feb. 25. 1944. WILLIAM husband of Pauline Pae? inee Kuhn' of 1771 N.

Dover aged 76 years. Reiativea and friends are Invited to attend th services. a P. Chapel Chat. Tnz-n-maler Son.

1 400 N. 29th st Int. orivntp. Mt. Vernon Cem.

Friends may caU Mon. evening. 7 to PA I.I.I lltv. Feb. 25 1M4 LIZA-BET 1 wlilnw itt Emit Pa bud.

-in r.em Brittin). of 8122 E'beron ave. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Tu 1 3J P. from J.

W. Dean Son. 7CO0 Oxford Fox Chase. Phila. Int.

Lawa-view Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. PATTERSON. Feb.

25. 1944 JAMES husband of Annie Ward Patterson. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from la'e residence.

170 Shelbourne Maroa. Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass, Sacred Heart Church. 10 A. Int.

Ft. Denis Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. PI.APP. Feb.

23. of 256 Hollywood CHRISTINE, beloved wife of the la'e David Plapo (nee Riable). Funeral cr 2.30 P. M. precisely, from the Par- lors of Wetzel Son, 4710 N.

St. Viewing Sunday evening. Feb. 22. JL'UA daughter of Ellen Ptunkett in'1 Carey) and the late John Plunkett.

Relatives and friends, also employes of McCahan Reflning are invited to funeral. Mon A. late residence. 1923 S. 2d st.

Solemn Requiem Mass. Sscied Heart Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holv Cross.

PORTER. Feb. 25. MAJ GEN. DAVID DIXON 1 "OUTER.

U. S. M. C. husCand of inifred M.

Porter. 302 Delsncev pi. Service at residence on Mon 1 P. M. Burial services in St.

John's Churrh, Washington. D. C. Tues 2 P. M.

Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Ocean Grove. N. Fell. 25.

1944. FRANCIS B. POULSON. Services. Tuesday.

2 P. at the Snover Funeral Home, 313 E. Broad Palmvra. N. J.

Int. Morgan Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. RAKITA.

Feb. 24, GLADYS (nee Fish wife of Arthur K. Rakita. of J9 E. Wensley st.

Relatives, friends, aiso ait organizations of which she was a member, are invited to the services. 2.3rJ P. Kester's Funeral Hume. 609-11 E. Allegheny ave.

Int. Greenwood K. of P. Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. REiCHERT. Feb. 24 JM4. WIT.

LI AM, husband of the late Minrle P. Reichert. Relatives and friends are Invited to serv- Ices 2 P. McClurg's Funeral Home. 1665 Harrison Fkd.

Int. Nortn-wood Cem. Friends call Sun. 7 to Of 2707 N. 2d st Feb 23.

1944. KARL on of the late VVil'tam J. and Mary Relnert i ne Knapp'. szed 44 vears Relatives and friends tnvlt.i to service. 2 P.

M. st John F. Fluhf Sons. 149 W. Pusquehann ave.

Ir.u Greenmount Cem. Friends call Mon. eve. RICHM AN. Feb.

25th. 1944. ISADORE. husband of Celia of 135 S. 4dth St.

Service Sunday. 1 P. Raphael-Sacks Chanel. 1945 N. Broad.

Int. Roosevelt Cemetery. ROKE. Feb. 25.

WILLIAM huibani of the late Sarah Butler Rose. Relatives and friends are invited to service. 12 o'clock noon. Parlors of Harold Mulligan, 1319 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. National Cem. Friends Invited Tues. eve. ROTZ.

Feb. 24. ROSE (nee HytantD. wife of Elmer Rotz. Relatives and invited to funeral services.

Tues 2 Crouse's Funeral Home. Somerset st. Int. Cedar HIU Cem. Viewir.sT Monday evening.

HCHAFFNEK. Of 1126 N. 13th Feb. 24. 1944.

ELIZABETH (nee Dnylet. wife of the late Edward S-hafrner Relatives, friends and V. M. Sodality invited to funeral, 9 TO A Barrett's Funeral Home Park and Lehigh ave Solemn High Mass. 11 A.

Cur Ijidv of Mercy Church. Friends may rail Sun. eve. Int. Most Holv Redeemer Cem.

iCIM.ATZEK. Feb 25. HARRY G. of Elizabeth Schlatter, aged 51 years Relatives and friends, aiso employes of Peters Engineering Co invited to services, 2 P. MeClurg's Funeral Home.

1665 Harrison st Fkd. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends eail Mon. 7 to 9.

WIIIMr K. Feb. 24. at Long Ia'and. V.

Y. ALICE daughter of Alice Halkirk and the late Victor Schimrk. a ted IS year. Relatives and fnsruli are Invited to funersi. 8.30 A.

Parlors Harold Vuili-Knn. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. High Mass In Our Ladv of Mercv Church. 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. SCOTT. At Bristol, Pa Feb. 26.

1944. EMMA daughter of the late Wiiuant and Katherine Scott, in her 6th year. Services 1 P. at the Ruehf Funeral Home, 314 Cedar Bristol. Pa.

Int. St. James" Church Yard. SHEPP. On Feb 25.

1944. JOSEPH husband of Agnes If. Shepp. of 5439 Pent-ridge st. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Monday at 1 M.

at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Iit-private. Friend may call Sunday eve.

sHORR. Feb. 25 1944. ROSE ne B'xiek). wife of Jack Shorr, nf 27 Vt G.av Ferry aged eara.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funerai. P. from levin's Parlors. 15tJ N. Broad St.

Interment Mt. Sharon Cem. SMITH. Feb 25, MICHAEL husSand of Caroline Smith (nee Hunr Relative and friends Invited to funeral. Tues H.

A. late residence. 2311 Mempn: St. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of the Holv Name.

10 A. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. SMYTH. Of ITT W.

Susnuehanna sve Feb. 25. 1944. ANTHONY hubard of Nellie K. Smyth (nee McAllister).

Relatives and friends may call Tues. eve. at John F. Fluehr A Son. 149 W.

Susquehanna ave. Int. Springfield. Mas. STARK.

Suddenly, on Feb. 24. or 29CJ N. Judson ANNIE C. (nee Kan.

wife of the late Frederick Stark. Relatives and friend. B. V. M.

Sodality and league of the Sacred Heart are tnvtted to funeral. 9.30 A. Parlors of Harold Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Coiumba Church, 11 A. M. Int. HoW Cross Cem. Friends invited Monday evening.

STEWART. Feb. 23. MARY E. BURKE, wife of James J.

Stewart. Relative and friends are invited to funeral. 3 A. late residence, 4.11') Pecfun Rox. Solemn Requiem Mass Church ef St.

John the Baptist, 10 A. M. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. HTimilM.

Feb. 24. of 170 5fh JACOB STHOIIM. Rotative and friends are Invited to the service. 1 P.

Parlors Harold Mulligan. Ill Lehigh ave. Int. private. Friend invited Monday evening.

STI'RM. Feb. 24. MAGDALENE, wi'e of the late Jacob Sturm. Relatives, friends and Altar and Rosary Society invited t- funeral.

9 A. res.dence. lr4 N. Hollywood St. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Ludwig's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Hoir Redeemer Cem.

SCYDAN. Feb. 24. of Hatboro. Pa ELLA wife of Charles Suydan lyvee Orf).

Relatives and friends are to the services. 2.30 P. at ths Parlors of Wetzel A Son. 4711 N. 5th su Friends may call Monday evening.

THOMPSON. Feb 23. 1944. at West Chester. HELEN A.

ne Murphy, wife of the late Williap Thompson and mother of Mrs. Joseph Culhane. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 8 3') A. from O'Rnurke Funeral Home. 1709 S.

56th St. Ma of Solemn Re-qulem. Church of Most B'essed Sacrament. 10 A. precisely.

Int. Holy Cross. WALTON. Feb. 24.

IRENE, wld.wt ef Floyd Walton (nee Stoddart). Relatives and friends are Invited to funerai, Tue 2 P. late residence 283S Horaall st Int. NorUt C.tlar Hill. Friends may call Mon.

eve. MEI.I.S. Feb 35. 1944. F.U7.ABETH wife of Warrington W.

Well. Hampdea Upper Darby. Services Tuesday morning. 11 o'clock. George C.

Toppitzr's Funeral Home. Garrett rd. at Lansdowne av. Int. Arlington.

Friends mav rail Mon. eve. WHITBY. Of 75 W. LaCrosse ave, lansdowne.

on Feb. 26, l'44. BESSIE wife of Earl C. Whitby. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Tuesday nt 2 P.

M. at her sister's residence. 15' Wlllowbrook Lansdowne Pa. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Mon.

WILI.ANS. At hr home. 3542 New Oueen tin Feb. 25. 1944.

ANNIE ne Harrison1, wife of Josiah A. and mother of Olive L. Wilson. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral, Mon 2 Funeral Home of W. M.

Turner Ridge ave Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

WILSON. Feb. 24, REBECCA fs of William C. (nee Stewart i. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral.

8.30 A. from her la'e residence. 559 Unruh st. High Mass. Churrh ef St.

William. Lawndale. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Viewing Sun. eve.

WOLF. Of 6108 N. Franklin Fet. 26. JULIUS brother of Bela Wolf and Irma Schweitzer, aged 57 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funerai, Tuesday. 2 P. Hessinger Funeral Home. 219 V. Tabor Oincv.

Incineration Chelten Hills Crematorium. Viewing Monday eve. at Funeral Home. YANNI. Feb.

23. 1944. MARIA. All invited to funeral. 9 A.

frcm 6654 Crowson st. Mass, Holy Rosanr Churrh. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. YEOMA.N'S. Frt Feb. 25. 1944.

THE REV. WILLIAM M. YEOMANS. husband of Addie Everett Yeoman. Service ar.d int.

private at convenience of the family. ZIRI.V. Feb. 26. Marv.

wife of Harry of 5541 Beaumont ave. Services. 3 P. Rosen's Funeral Parlor. 423 Pine st.

Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. Kindly omit nower In Memoriam BRUAL. MARGARET.

In sad and lovii memory of my dear wife and mother tv passed away Feb. 27. 1336. BERN ABE 4k CATHERINE. hay.

Margaret; who died Feb. 1942. Sadly missed by Rebecca. Cemetery Lots FORREST HILL CEMETERY. 806 sq.

n. mausoleum lot. Cheltenham 2609. KNIGHTS of Pythias. Greenwo-xl Cemetery.

3 lots. Reasonable. Call Reg. riUklO. FUNERAL SPRAYS AND DESIGNS Arm Msfsrfsy fries mt SNELLENBURGS Oef'ser'es Daily mnd Ssnatay Ceil MT.

4000, Emtmrnumn 411 FORSYTH. Feb. 23. 1944. late of 1958 E.

Stella st. 34). JOSEPH beloved husband of Ellen (nee Jonesi. Relatives and friends, and ail organizations of which he was a member are invited to attend the funeral, 2 P. from funeral home of C.

C. Schick A Son. 1301 W. Lehigh av. Interment Mt.

Morlah Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. FKOST. Feb.

26. 1914. LUCY M. dauKhter of the late William and Eliza Frost (nee Seal). Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services 2 P.

at her late residence. 6619 Frankfort ave. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. (1AI T.AOHFR.

Feb 33. DOMINIC husband of Marie Clearv. Funeral 9 A. FltzPatrirk Funeral Home, N. Broad st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of Our I-ady of Mercy, 10 A. M. Friends call Sun. eve. ARABETIAN.

Feb. 25. 1944, SAT-RAG, husband of Shenorhig Garabetlan, of S. 63d st. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 11 M.

at Parlors David H. Bowen Son. 50th and Catharine sts. Friends may call Sunday, 7 to 9 P. M.

CII.LESPIE. On Feb. 24. of 2763 N. 25th THOMAS husband of Regina Gillespie (nee Ernest Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society, are invited to funeral, 8.30 A.

Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Co-lumba's Churrh. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited Mon. eve. OOLDEN. Suddenly.

Feb. 25, BENJAMIN, husband of Frances, of 5725 Beaumont ave. Services 1 P. from Rosen's Funeral Parlor, 423 Pine t. ANNIE.

Feb. 25. of 102 N. 9th Darbv. MARY, wife of the late Christopher Hannie.

Relatives, friends invited to funeral, 9 A. Parlors of Chas. IL Drewes, 92D Main Darbv. Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass.

Church or the Blessed Virgin Mary, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross. HAWKI.NH.

At Sharon Hill. Feb. 24. GEORGE husband of Llda M. Hawkins.

Funeral services 1 P. Griffith Chapel. Norwood. Pa. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. HEARN. Feb.

24. IJDIE HEARN (nee Gordon), or 5404 Charles wife of Edward P. Haarn. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 2 P. at the Mannal Funeral Home.

6925 Frankford ave. Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. Viewing Sun. eve, HENNES8Y.

Feb. 25. 1944. JOHN husband of Bridget Gallagher Hennessy. Relatives, friends and employes of Reading R.

R. (Wavne Junction t. invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from his late residence. 261 W.

Duval st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Madeleine Sophie's Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Hir.GlNR. Feb. 26. of Bainhrldge.

ANNA (nee Kellagher), wife of Walter M. HiKeins. Relatives and friends invited to service. 1 P. Parlors of Harold B.

Mulligan, 1119 W. I.eh!gh ave. Int. National Cem. Friends invited Mon.

eve. III(i(ilS. Feb. 25. at 549 S.

YewdWl CARLTON H. husband of Cordelia E. HiglTlna (nee Keifsmden. Relatives and friends Invited to viewing and service. 2 P.

Funeral Home of Thomas F. Roche Sons. 56th and Cedar ave. Int. Arlington.

Cem. (No viewing Mon. eve. HILL. Feb.

24. 1914, PETER A husband of Margaret M. Hill (nee Novls). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Monday, 8.30 A. from late residence, 3256 N.

Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Church nt St. John the Evangelist. 13th and Chestnut sts.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. HILL. OC 252 W. Mavfleld st, Feb. 26.

SARAH wife of the late George Hill (nee Myalh). Relatives and friends, also members of Eden M. E. Church, are invited to funeral. 2.30 P.

from the Rowen Funeral Home. 2742-44 N. 5th st. Int. Greenmount Cem.

Viewing Tuesday evening. HO KK It. Feb. 25. 1944.

KATIE S. fne Zimmerman), of 156 W. Rosemar wife of the late August J. Hofer. aged 77 years.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 2 P. M. from the Martin 3. Burns Funeral Home. E.

Columbia ave. Int. Helvue Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

I( KI.ER. Feb. 23, MARY (nee Me-ConnelJ), wife of the late Charles K. Ickler, of 57KI Ogontz ave. Relatives and friends invited to services, 2 P.

Furteral Home of Andrew J. Bair Son. 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Hillside Cem.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. KAL1HH. Feb. 23.

ALRERT. husband of Marvann.i Kaezmarnwska and father of Sr. M. Ildcphonse. Sr.

M. Eleonore and Sr. M. Kyrmird. in order of ilnty Family of Nazareth.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 8 A. from his home, VMi McClellnn St. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Stanislaus' Church. 9.30 A. M. Int Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. KANE. -Feb. 23. 1944.

CORNELIUS, husband of Anna (nee O'Malley). Relatives and friends, employes of P. T. invited to funeral. Monday.

9 A. 2163 East burn Gtn. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Benedict's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. KAY.

Feb. 25. 1944. ELIZABETH (nee Wright), wife of the late Hugh A. Kay.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services. 2 P. William Tinnev Bide 4721 Chester ave. Int, Mt. Morlah Cem.

Viewing Mon. eve. KEENEY. Feb. 25.

ROSE (nee Hea-r-ev, widow of Kcenev. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. 8 A. from her sister's residence. Mrs.

Margaret Brown. 3514 S. 29th st. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Gabriel's Church, 9 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. KELLY, Feb. 24.

formerly of 18-I5 W. Thompson ROSE A. tnee Murrnyi. of Termon. County Donegal, widow of John Kelly, grandmother ot Rev.

Edward J. McLaughlin. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, 8.30 A. from her lat residence. 842 N.

20th St. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Francis Xavier Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Old Cathedral. Viewing Mon. eve. KIENEL.

Feb. 20. MARY M. (nee Hem-merle), wife of the late Jacob Kienel. Relatives and lriends invrted to funeral.

9 A. resilience, 4841 N. 5th st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Henry's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sopulehre Cem. KNOWLTON.

Suddenly, Feb. 25, WILLIAM husband of Irene G. Knowlton. Relatives and friends, also 42d District, Phila. Police, are Invited to attend funeral 1 P.

from his residence. 3601 S. 84th st. Services in St. Titus' Church at 1.30 P.

M. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening. LAWSON. Feb.

25. WILLIAM C. beloved husband ot Flora Lawson nee Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services. 2 P. late residence.

5()23 Valley Fkd. Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Mon. eve.

LIT. In Miami. on Feb. 23, 19-14, DAVID husband of Helen 1 Ut. Funeral service on Monday at 2 P.

at Oliver 11. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. I.OBEFALO.

Feb. 25. 1944. MARIA S. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeial, A.

from her home. 2737 N. 9th st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Mary's of the Eternal Church.

9 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre-. Viewing Mon.

eve. LOSSE. Feb. 24, ADELE C. IvOSSE, of 428 School Gtn.

Relatives and friends invited to services. 1 P. Hackman 905-07 W. Lehijjh ave. Int.

Northwood Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. LYNCH. Feb.

23. JOHN, husband ot the late Elizabeth T. MrManus. of 3118 W. Allegheny ave.

Funeral. 9 A. FltzPatrirk Funeral Home, 3309 N. Broad st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of Corpus 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

MacCItEtiOR. On Feb. 26. 1944. JENNIE MacGRKGOR.

formerly of 2118 st. Service on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Oliver 1 f. Bair's.

1820 Chestnut st. Interment Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may rail Monday eve. MefiRATII.

Feb. 24. 1944, F.LIZA-RK'l'H T. McGRATH. wife of Hugh F.

M'(irulh. Relatives and fnenits are Invited to funeral, Tues 8 30 A. Inte residence, 26'J'J S. 66th st. Solemn Mnss of Requiem, lo A.

Churrh ot St. Barnabas. Int. llii'y Cross Cemetery. Mr EL FY.

Feb. 23. 1944. POSF. (nee (alien), wife of the late Frank McKelvey.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8.30 A. from her late residence, V32 Karp st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Gabriel's Churrh. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sun. eve.

MeMONAGLE. Of 2915 W. Girard ave Feb. 26. 1944.

ANNA ZIMMERMAN, wife of John J. McMonagle. Relatives, friends, Ladies' Aux. of A. M- Forsthoffcr P't 389, V.

F. invited to services. 2 P. residence of her sister. Mrs.

Berth Nullany. 937 N. 29th st. Int. WeRt Laurel Hill Cem.

Friends call Tues. eve. MAGI IKE. Feb. 21.

1941. THOMAS, husband of Mary noe Icnnnn). Relatives and friends and employes ot 1. R. are invited to the funeral A.

from his late residence. 5043 Lancaster av. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Gtegory's Church, 10 A. M.

Interment Old Cathedral Cemetery. MAKIN. Frh. 23. RAYMOND A S.

2'C, of 4765 Richmond son of Violet (nee Kolshaki and the late Alley Makin. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8 A. Nultv Funeral Home. Frank-ford ave. and Church st.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. John Cantius' Church. 9 A. M.

Interment St. Dominic's Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. MILLER. Feb.

25. of 2850 N. Hutchinson LEONA (nee Steigerwald wife of the late David Miller. Relatives and friends are invited to the service, 2 P. Parlors Harold B.

Mulligan. 1119 W. I.ehieh ave. Int. Whitemamh Memorial Park.

Friends invited Mon. eve. MON AG HAN. Feb. 23.

CATHARINE A. Hurley), wife of Joseph P. Mon-aghnn. Relatives, friends, and Altar Society of St. Kdmond's Church, are invited to attend funeral, 8.30 A.

John P. Donohue Sons, 540O Market st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Edmond's Church. 10 A.

Int. Cathedral Cemetery. Viewing Sunday evening. MOOXEY. Feb; 23.

1944. CATHERINE V. (nee Lonerganl. wife of Frank J. Moonev.

Relatives, friends and the Laulcs Catholic Benevolent Ass'n. invited to funeral. 9 A. Francis E. Nugent Funeral Home, 1230 E.

Luzerne t. Solemn Requiem Mass. Holy Innocent's Church. 10 A. M.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Yonkers. N. Y. Viewing Sunday, evening.

MORC.ENTHALER. Feb. 25. 1944. ALBERT, husband of Margaret Morgenthaler (nee Purner).

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. from his Inte residence, 1132 E. Cottman ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Presentation B.

V. IO A. M. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Friends call Mon. eve. MKEEME. Suddenly.

Feb. 24. 19-14. EDWARD M. REESE), husband or Ruby Reynolds Miwse.

Relatives, friends invited to funeral service. 2 P. nt his Inte residence. 5433 Oakland Int Fernwood Cem. Viewing Mn.

eve. Mt I.I.K4AV. )f 141S E. Ilewson Feb. 24.

1944. SADIE A daughter of tha late John and Sarah Mulligan I nee Me. Quadei end aunt of the Rev. J. Mulligan, of Arkansas.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral. A. from brother's rr? rirnre. 2K7 Dission M.tyfair. Solemn Requiem Mass, Holy Nam" Church, A.

M. Int. New Cathedral. Cm. 4' 3" 2'tt 6 1" 81 9 7 Tim.

1-1 iXrcir fast) Post 6.12. 7'Vs easilv, place driving. Scratched Miami Springs, Speedway 1. Eouinox ltt. Newsom Reclassified 4-F; Ready to Talk With Mack INTER ACADEMIC LEAGUE FINAL SCORING Hauptfuhrer, Penn Charter 53 21 Clark, Frds.

Cent. 34 15 Evans, Penn Charter 26 17 Baird. Haverford 19 21 Bertolett. Episcopal 26 10 Krug. Frds.

Cent. 21 12 DeCoursev. Episcopal 20 9 Mauck, Haverford 18 9 Dillon. Haverford 18 5 Howden, Episcopal 17 8 Rohner, Gtn. Acad.

20 8 Garrity, Penn Charter 21 4 Engle. Episcopal 10 14 Tavlor, Gtn. Acad. 23 2 Marshall. Penn Charter 17 5 Klinefelter.

Gtn. Acad. 15 9 Hiekey. Gtn. Acad.

20 5 Armstrong. Frds. Cent. 14 6 CATHOLIC LEAGI'K FINAL, SCORING Pts. 127 S3 69 59 62 54 49 45 41 42 48 46 31 43 39 39 45 34 G.

F. Pts. 1H5 157 144 144 141 131 128 125 125 123 119 117 111 109 109 103 87 85 77 76 75 Skivo, West 64 Barr, St. James 64 Quinn. Roman 62 29 20 32 Gallagher.

St. Thos. More 56 Sucicn. Nortneast O'Neill. St.

James Fanning. St. Joseph's 55 31 49 33 53 33 47 31 45 35 47 29 48 23 50 17 41 29 38 33 46 17 38 27 36 15 36 13 30 17 29 18 Haley, St. James Young. West Cabrey.

St. Thos. More Krzysiak. Salesianum McDonald. Southeast Henkel, Southeast Hannan, Southeast Thomas.

West Wolfe, Salesianum Reagan. LaSalle Bagnell. West Kane. St. Joseph's Thompson, LaSalle Dougherty, LaSalle 31 13 CAMDEN SUBURBAN LEAGUE FINAL SCORING a r.

Pts. 265 372 356 356 339 317 316 311 106 103 302 96 92 92 90 81 79 Haught, Vineland -107 76 20 62 32 67 22 GO 19 46 25 42 32 48 13 41 24 40 23 42 18 33 30 43 39 34 39 12 38 5 34 31 35 9 25 28 .33 31 30 36 29 38 Bossell, Collingswood Walker, Audubon -Brown. Audubon Roedell. Millville C. Helms.

Collingswood Wettlaufer, Bridgeton Haddon McCarthy, Haddonfleld Sheppard. Brldgeton Pristovak. Haddon Hts. Mapp, Haddonfleld Carson. Collingswood Costanzn.

Vineland Schwartz. Collins wood McDonnell. Millville IhifMfy, Millville Snyder, Vineland Adair. Haddon Hts. Porter, Haddonfleld Tuso.

Vineland Juliano, Bridueton 79 78 77 76 76 Pts. 68 65 61 66 48 46 45 54 44 42 39 38 37 Pts. J14 95 H7 84 75 71 75 71 72 53 49 52 45 48 51 Pts. 327 97 96 93 65 66 60 61 61 71 53 42 SUBURBAN ONE LEAGUE G. F.

tddman, Haverford 27 14 37 11 Mulhern, Upper Darby Peacock. Lower Merion 24 13 Mackin, Upper Darby 26 34 ountner. tiavenora Hurst. Norristown 22 4 17 32 18 9 22 30 Harman, Lower Merion Dicker. Abington Whiting.

Ijiwer Merlon Stuart. Lower Merion Vigeurs. Lower Merion Rov. Haverford Charters. Abington 18 8 37 17 16 36 SUBURBAN TWO LEAGUE G.

F. Dchner. Chpster 48 38 Murray, Media 9 bomenli-k. Radnor 54 39 Fry, Chewier Davles. Colllngdale Powers, Lansdowne Mayer, Lansdowne Grossi.

Darbv Melihenny. Darby Simes. Radnor 34 16 26 23 30 34 23 25 31 10 21 11 18 13 21 10 18 9 17 14 18 35 Pooley. Chester Douglass. Colllngdale M.

Murray. Media Clark. Chester Hassler. Media SUBURBAN THREE LEAGUE Patton. Coatesville Fj Stofko, Pottstown 35 27 Anderson.

Coatesville 39 18 Forte, Downinetown 40 13 26 13 25 36 24 32 21 10 28 5 29 33 23 7 Simpson. Coatesville Cloud. W. Chester Trollinger. Pottstown Bender.

Pottstown Barrow, Pottstown Bruno. W. Chester Osisek. PhoenlxviJIe MacVeagh, Coatesville 14 14 III BURBAN FOUR LEAGUE F. Larson, Rldlev Tvvp.

35 20 Daniels, Prospect Park 43 19 Kramer, Glen-Nor 35 16 Marler, Eddystone 28 37 Pts. 90 105 86 73 63 92 78 64 66 53 58 56 49 52 49 Pts, 163 137 110 74 81 77 66 76 :) 43 44 40 Pts. 7.1 67 45 47 43 51 30 Clancl, P.idlev Twi Ellies. Glen-Nor 2-Zchler, Ridley Ivvp. 30 42 34 30 26 32 28 10 22 34 22 14 21 34 23 3 19 14 21 7 Veno, fxjaysione Barr.

Swarthmore Rigerl, Swarthmore Rogeri. Swarthmore Beniamln, Ridley Park McLarnon. Eddvstone Branton, Glen-Nor Overholt. Glen-Nor SUBURBAN FIVE LEAGUE G. F.

Dorosh, Clifton Hts. Ruch, Yeadon Wright, Springfield 65 33 60 13 41 28 29 36 tairns. jpaaon B. Hope, Springfield Ho'oton, Nether-Prov. 35 11 31 35 26 34 29 38 38 11 18 7 37 30 18 4 Perry.

Yeadon i Sc-haffer. Sharon Hill Uulnn, Clifton Hts. 11.11 Spencer, Nethrr-Prov. Keller, Yeadon SUBURBAN SIX LEAGUE It. F.

Hallman. Snrlna- Otv 26 21 Bradv. Bridgeport 29 9 SUiuffer, N. Coventry lloma, Bridgeport Bnrbene, Bridgeport Pllcrki. Conshohocken Rodenbaugh.

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Girls Triumph The Cecilian Academy girls' basketball team, led by Pat Foy and Mary McOrath, who scored 11 points between them, maintained its one-point half-time advantage to defeat Mt. St. Joseph's Academy girls, 13-12, on the winners' court yesterday. Cecilian Acad Mt. St.

Joseph G. F. P. G. P.

Fov.f 2 2 6 Reillv.f Oil MrGrath.f 2 15 A.Munhy,f 1 2 10 2 Hnean.f 0 0 0 Mahr.R 0 1 2 0 0 0 M. Murphy, 2 0 4 Cogan.g 0 0 0 B. Reilly.f lvl 3 0 0 Lyons, 0 0 Duffy.g 0 0 0 Totals 5 3 13 Totals 5 312 Westtown Beats Girard College WESTTOWN, Feb. 26. West-town School basketball team won its 10th game today against three setbacks, defeating Girard College, 43-19.

Girard Westtown G. F. P. G. F.

P. Olshenskv, 1 2 0 4 Mercer, 7 1 15 Marina, 2 0 4 Horikawa, 0 12 Bodnger, 0 0 0 Nicholson, 1 1 3 Lewis, Oil Boone, 000 Howell, 0 2 2 Tavlor. 3 6 Chappeil. 1 1 3 Yarnall, 3 17 Impereto, 1 2 Gillcn, 113 Totals 7 5 1' Totals Half-time: Westtown. 28-11.

20 3 43 Today's Sports BOWLING Philadetnhia Busvling Association flve-man teams championships at Dvkea Colonial Alleys, starting at 1 P. M. doubles and singles at Glenwood Academy start at 3 P. M. SOCCKR Philadelphia Nationals vs.

New York Americans at Cambria Stadium (3 P. ICK HOCRKV Philadelphia Falcons at New York Rovers, double-header. MRKKT RUN Wm. Ronch Post street run. start and rtnlsh at 6100 Paschal ave.

(2.30 P. New Orleans Open at New Orleans, 1. IIAKKF.TIIAI.I. La 5alle Illxii at Allcntown Catholic. 1NDEPKNDKNT American 1--ue Siihas at Wilmington Armory afternoon New York Americans Trentun Arena tniijhtJ.

Died AMSLER. Feb. 25. GUS. husband, of Jessie M.

Amsler. Relatives and friends, also Darby Lodge of Moose 817. and employes of E. G. Budd invited to services.

2 P. C. R. Hartranft, 3621 Germantowp ave. Cremation West Laurel Hill.

BARNKS. Feb. 26. of 601 MacDade Collingdale, FRANK husband of Maxaie J. Barnes (nee Wlrlh).

Relatives and friends are invited to attend services. 3.30 P. Parlors of Chas. H. Drcwes, 920 Main Darbv.

Ph. Int. Mt. Zion Cera. Friends may call Tuesday evening.

RIS8INGKK. Feb. 26. suddenly. ALLAN 11., husband of Ruth S.

BissinKer, of 78H5 Spring Elkins Park. Due notice of funeral will be Riven. RLONG. Feb. 23.

ANNA MARIE (nee Cuogiini. of Lyons wife of the late John T. lining. Relatives, friends, and Altar and Rosary Society, invited to funeral, 8.30 A. Cavanagh Funeral Home, 6922 Woodland ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. Church of St. Clement. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Sunday evening. BROWN. Feb. 25.

CHARLES of 154 Mercy Z-48. Services, 2 P. at William F. Cushing's. 1JS07 Pine st.

Int. Westminster Cem. Friends call 1807 Pine 6 to 9 P. M. BCCKBINDF.R.

Suddenly, on Feb. 24th, HAROLD SAUL, son of Morris and Sylvia Buckbinder. of 1531 Lardner st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Sunday, 2 P. Kahn's Funeral Chanel.

327 Pine St. Llnterment ML Lebanon Cemetery. BllTI.ER. At Woodbury. N.

Feb. 25. 1944, CLARA wife ot the late Zcbulon G. Butler. aged 84.

Relatives and friends are invited to services, 1 P. lit the Andrews Funeral Home. Broad and Hunter Woodbury, N. .1. Int.

Brand St. Uridgeton. N. J. CAItl.lNl.K.

Feb. 24. MATILDA widow of Joseph T. Carlisle tnto Fass-liHuerl, formerly of 424S N. 6lh st.

Relatives and friends, ulto Quaker City 162. O. E. are invited to srrvices, 2 P. Koster's Funeral Home.

K. Allegheny ave. Interment Amcitcnn Merhniiirs' Cemetery, Frtenils may call Sunday evening. (ARNl'V. Suddenly, on Feb.

23, JOHN. husband of Elizabeth Carney. Relutlves und friends Invited to attend funeral, 8 IKJ A. from his Inte residence. 2334 E.

Albert st. Solemn Re-quicm Mass. St. Anne's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. CHERRY. On Feb. 23.

1944. EMMA, daughter of the lale David and Saran Cherry. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on at 2 P. M. at Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. COLL. Feb.

24th. 1344, JAMES aged 3 son of James M. Etibabeth Coll nee Downevi. Pvt. funeral 2 P.

late residence. T)i)5 E. Rosalie st. Relatives ami friends mav tall Monday evening. COI.I.INS.-Fob.

25. .1944, ESTELLE COLLINS, daughter of the late James and Kate R. Collins. Relatives and friends are invited to attend viewing Tues. alter-noon from 2 to 6 P.

at her late residence. 5010 Vine St. Services at 8 P. M. at Zosr Methodist Church, 12th and Melon sts.

Int. Hamilton, Va. COI.SON. Of N. Wildwood.

N. Feb. 25. 1944. FRANK husband of Bessie Colson (nee Hughesi.

Relatives, friends invited to services at Ingersoll's Chapel, 3005 Pacific Wildwood. 8 P. M. Int. Baptist Woodstown.

N. J. .11.45 A. M. View, at Chapel.

7 to 8 P. M. COPE. Thomas Pvm. Feb.

25th at his residence, Pasadena, C.al., in his 92nd year. MECRF.R. Feb. 24, ROBERT, husband of Wilda Millfr Decker. Relatives and friends, also Asrie 42.

F. O. are invited to the service. 2 P. late resi-ilenre, 2139 N.

4th st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends Invited Sun. eve.

ltinniJKBOCK. Feb. 25. HARRY DID-DLEBOCK. of 2626 N.

Franklin aged 76 years. Relatives and frisnda are invited to services, 1 P. Hackman 905-07 W. Lehigh ave. Int.

Green-mount Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. DOYLE. Of 3033 N.

10th Feb. 25, 1944. JAMES husband of Catherine M. Doyle nee Lonunl. Relatives and friends.

Holy Name Society and Roofers' Union, licnl 30. are invited to funeral. 8 30 A. from Parlors of John 1 Gallagher Son, 2152 N. Broad St.

High Requiem Mass. St. Stephen's Church. IO A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call 7 to 10 P. M. IH CK WORTH.

Feb. 24. 1944. SALLIE DUCKWORTH, aunt of Mrs. A.

James Adams, of 40 Tvson Glenside. Services, 1 P. at the V.dwin F. Thies Funeral Home, 26 N. Easton Glenside, Pa.

Int. Carversville. Pa. Friends may call Sunday evening. EMERY.

Feb. 24, MARY widow of A. Kujjene Emery, formerly of 6137 nom aged 90 vis. Relatives and friends tire invited to funeral, 2 P. Stilngflcld Bllg 1937 N.

Broad st. Int. Mt, Rtori.ih Cem. Friends may call Sun. ufir-r P.

M. KrltltV. Suddenly. Feb 23. JOHN Kit husband lli-lrn E.

Ferry nice Don-nellyt. Helatne und friends Invited to funeral. A. residence of son. 810 S.

57th st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Transfiguration Church. 10 A. M.

Interment Holv Cross Cemetery. FETTERS. Feb. 26. CHARLES FETTERS, of 6457 N.

Broad st. Due notice of funeral later, Post: 3.30. Off: 3.33. Snarkling. Lea Flait.

Start good from Str. Fin. Jockev Win Place Show Odds 1 'i 4i tt 7H 6' 9" 10 tt 5i 8" ltt 2'" 3tt 4' 54 6" 7 8" Moore 7.90 3.70 3.10 2.95 Lavton 5.00 3.80 6.70 Caf'rella 5-40 11.45 Brooks 33.00 M'Cr'rv 2.20 Atkinson 53.95 Trent 12.55 Youne 6.60 Permane 19.20 Sisto 76.15 M'M'len 13.40 9" 3" jok 11 Utt 12 12 Higley 45.15 Start poor from sate, won driving, place Str. Fin. Jockey Win Place Show Odds 1 1 3' 4 lOi 2" 7" 8 6tt 1 2 3 Arc'o 18.00 6.40 5.20 Westrope 37.20 18.00 8.00 40.15 19.80 18.65 Atkinson 8.00 M'Cr'ry Layton Hieli'v Adams Root Brooks Th'nson McCov .60 7 8 9tt 10 33.70 19.65 101.45 13.90 18.65 4 60 31 good Irum gate, won drivlnK.

place Cactus oot. and up: one and one-eighth miles. Purse $200. Winner Br. 4.

by Questionnaire- Jockey Win Place Show Odds 1 3 Adams 3.40 2.10 2.10 4 2 Brooks 2.10 2.30 3" 2tt Chaffin 2.10 2.30 2tt 4 Cafrella tU'M'lain .70 2.95 7.55 38.80 4.80 Off: 5.10. Start good from gate, won easily olds and uo. ltt miles, chute. Purse $3000. Winner b.g.

5 by Insco-Transformation. Healy. Jockey Win Place Show Odds Atk'sn 7.70 ClaBRett Sisto Young CamDbell Arcaro 3.50 3.00 5.10 4.50 4.10 2.85 3.75 6.25 4.55 3.05 5.70 gate, won driving, place same. Str. Fin.

Jockey Win Place Show Odds 1" 3 2tt 6 4 5" 7 8 9 1 3 4" 5" 7 8 9 Atk'sn 9 60 Llndiierg Adams Caffr'la Arcaro Th'oson Eads Sisto Trent 4.30 3 50 6.00 6.30 3.80 4 65 11.50 2.50 13. 20 32.90 37.40 Off 6.13. Start good from gate, won Blitzkrieg, Golden Thorn. Overweight; The Washington Senators new first baseman, Eddie Butka, of Canonsburg, who previously returned two contracts because of unsatisfactory salary terms, announced today that he has signed the third contract offered him by the Senators. Butka, who has been classified 4-F in the draft, is a member of the local police force during the off season.

PHILS ADD GAMES The Phillies announced three additions to their spring baseball exhibition schedule today. They are games with the Washington Senators at Fort Meade, April 12; with the Brooklyn Dodgers at Brooklyn, for the benefit of the Red Cross, March 31, and with the Boston Braves at Wilmington, April 10. The manaRrment announced it had received 4D17 letters containing 615 different suggestions in its contest to pick a new nickname for the club, which ends tomorrow. BRAVES LIST GAMES BOSTON, Feb. 26 (A.

The Boston Braves today announced a 10-game spring exhibition schedule that Included four games with the Red 8ox The first of that series will be played at Hartford home of one of the Braves farm teams, April 12. The Braves will open their spring training at Choate School, Willingford (Conn March 16. The schedule April 2, Braves Reeulars-Yannluans at Hriston, April 5. Yale at New Haven- April 8, Newark at Plain-field, N. April 9, Newark at Newark: April 10, Athlefics at Wilmington.

April 11. Yankees at Atlantic City; April 12. Red at Hartford. April 14-15-16, Red Sox at Poston. Funeral Services For Ex-A's Pitcher Funeral services for William Y.

Knowlton, a former right-handed pitcher for the Athletics back in 1920, will be held Tuesday afternoon from his late residence, 3601 South 84th st. Mr. Knowlton, who was a policeman connected with the 42d District at 50th and Lancaster dropped dead near his home last Friday. He was 45 years old. Mr.

Knowlton gained fame as a sandlot hurler in this city before going to Petersburg In the Virginia League. He was secured from that club by the Athletics and tossed for them at Shibe Park along with Ed Rommel, Scott Perry, Rollle Nay-lor, Socks Seybold and others with Cy Perkins behind the bat. Following his career with the A's Mr. Knowlton saw service with Toronto, Montreal, Jersey City, Wilkes-Barre, Wllliamsport, Cris-field, and Decatur, 111. Acid Indigestion ilrtaa la alsstat sr sankli ysir Hil Mtitn excess siosiaco acid eauMB -painful sufforai irf (la, amir (tomsrli and heartburn, doctors usually nrpcrrtha tha ttt.art in lMMina knnvn fnc mptonuitle Mief mediein4 like In Bell an.

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Louis Browns announced today the signing of Sigmund Jakucki, a right-handed pitcher from Galveston. Texas, who formerly played in the Texas League. Jakucki. 31, received a medical discharge from the Army recently. He was a free agent.

CUBS TRY BOWLING CHICAGO, Feb. 26 (A. The Chicago Cub alumni bowling team, consisting of four former National League baseball stars, will make its first bid for big-time bowling honors tonight. The team of one-time diamond greats is one of 60 entered In the third annual $3000 bowllum five-man classic. The former Cubs are Gabby Hartnett, Bob O'Farrell and Jimmy Archer, catchers; Pitcher Tony Kaufman, and Pat Pleper, announcer at Wrigley Field, the Cubs' park.

IIIGGINS, 'DAFFY DEAN PASS DALLAS, Feb. 2G (A. Pinky Higgins and Paul Dean, a couple of baseball playing Texans, hafe passed their pre-inductlon physicals. They appeared at an induction station here yesterday and after their tests returned home to await a call from the Army. Higgins is a 34-year-old inflelder for Detroit while Dean, who along with his brother, Dizzy, once made one of baseball's finest i pairs of pitchers, was in baseball only a part of last season.

Dean, 30, has been manufacturing barrels to be used In shipping food pverseas. ROE RELENTsTilGNS PITTSBURGH, Feb. 26 (U. Pitcher Elwln Charles (Preacher) Roe, strikeout king of the American Association last season, has signed his 1944 contract, President William E. Benswanger, of the Pittsburgh Pirates, announced tonight.

CARDS' WALKER IMPROVES FORT RILEY, Feb. 26 (A. Private Harry Walker, former St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder who has been seriously ill the past week. Is Improving steadily, the public relations office reported today.

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