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24 a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2. 1945 Died Died Public Utilities Phila. Bank Stocks (1944 Closing Prices) 3 Dec 29.

JAMES F. FRTEL. PAIST. On Dec. 30.

AIDA IRENE. Romain Rolland INSURED SAVINGS Dr. Wm. F. Long, husband of Catherine V.

Cahlll. Relatives I and friends and Holv Nam Snrletv Invited wife of Roland Paist, of bl2 Pufberts Drexei Hill. Pa. Relatives ant (1944 Closing Prices) STOCKS (tr innin cimnt rati Bid Asked to funeral. Wed 8.

SO A. from his late friends, also Nurses Alumni at Jefferson Hospital, are invited to services. Wed Rid Asked resiuence. k. names tiln.

Solemn Mass of Reuulem at the Immaculate Con 33 44 .80 1 60 1 108 11 A. runeral Home of Andrew J. How to Buy SECURITIES Our bocllef on trading rules and practice! will help new or eiperienced Invattors. Write for Booklet X-2L Francis du Pont Co. Mtnfctrt Vwfc StMk ticfcanet HIS.

Broed Philedelptiia 7 Viiaisttra Nia TVfc 21 Knlr A Son. Chestnut St. Int. PMvate. ception Chuivh.

at 10 o'clock. Interment Astronomer, Dies Dies in France Atlantic City Elee 4 pf. Vol 1 Illinois Eliv A Coiiiiectlnil l.lxhl A Power Empire lilnlrlit Electric Federal Waler A tin lioiv fwliUKIHc cemetery. t.reen Tire Cem. KUcnda may call 7 lu P.

M. 19'4 45" 15'. 15's 41 A It HT. Dec SO EMANUEL Your Savings Federally INSURED up to $5000. Accounts opened by mail.

PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 114 SOI TH KOt'HTII I.OM. 22eO rKI.H. lec. 31.

I'M. MARY V. HAR- Luzerne County 5'' pf 1 tuva 1.60 2 1 10 12 1.60 2 Broad Street Trust Ccntral-Penn Nntl -first nut Hill Title It Tr. niy Niilloiittl '01 Exihiintfe Natl Erie National Kldellty-Phila Trust Finance Co of Penna First National Frank ford Trust Germanlown Trust (ilranl Trust Industrial Trust Kensington National New Orleans Pub Sv $7 pr pf.116 47' 1SS 16s 113 119 30 35 116 106'i GAKEt'llT. Bel 73.

Relatives, friends ami Holy Name Society are Invited to funeral. Thursday. A. from his late residence. W-ri Dickinson t.

Reuulem Hiich WlKiu. widow of Thomas C. Parts Relatives and mends invited to furw-fal. 7. So A.

from her lata rei-drme, 21 H) 4th Haddon Heights, N. J. HiKh Mass of Requiem at Church of SU Special to The Inquirer LANCASTER. Jan. 1.

Dr. 63 60" 43 290 45'i 17 B9' 6 52 55 Mass at St. Aloysius' Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holv Cross Crai.

New Orleans Pub Service 28H Northeastern Water $2 pf 33 IVnna Electric 4 40'. pf 112' Penna Power Llnht $5 pf. 103' IVnna Telephone $2 SO pf 56H William Franklin Long, former di PARIS. Jan. 1 (A.

noted writer and critic, Romain Rolland, died at his villa, Vezelay, near Cla-mecy, shortly before midnight Dec. 30, it was announced today. Winner of the Nobel Prize in liter Rose at 9 clock. Int. New Cathedral.

rector of the astronomical observa PATRICK. Jan 1st. RPKJAMIS H. tory of Franklin and Marshall Col Kit On Dec. 31.

after a long Illness, at 50OH N. 12th CLARA BER-LINGER. wife of the late Charles Cieh-bauer. aged 76 years. Relatives, friends and members of Muhlenberg Lutheran Church husband of Bessie Patrick nee Hn, of 72Zi Lamport road, L'pper Darby.

Services Thursday, 1 P.M.. Bachman Funeral Home, Eana Bank Tr. Liberty Title lege, Lancaster, and a member of peoples Eight Pwr $3 49H Philadelphia Co $5 pf 99'i 102's Philadelphia Sbn Water 18 204 Philadelphia Transportation 5'a Philadelphia Transportation pf. 77s 8H Public Service of Colorado 275 294 Market Street Natl 2.50 '2 14 1 2 .20 ature in 1916, M. Rolland was 78.

the college faculty for 26 years, died invited to services. Thursday, 2 P. M. nazieton. i-a, int.

vine JsU Cemetery, Hazleton. Pa. Mid City Bank Tr TJnllanrl'a "Tauti Parlors of Harold R. Mulligan 111Q Natl Bank of Germantown 29 41 1H 4(1 67'. 40 275 240 42'a 45 15 66 4'a 53'a 49 50 320 50'j 54 9'-i 94 93 79 490 18'a 39 117'a 305 70 39 13 12 22's 10 183 20 in Lancaster General Hospital tonight.

He was 73. PETERSON. Jan. 1 1945. MARY C.

In Buying SECURITIES Our informative booklet "Securities Intelligence" will be of valuable assistance to you. Free copy on request Allan N. Young Co. Inoeetmente Lewis Tewer 15tb A Locust Sts. Philadelphia 2 PENnypacker 1750 ranked as one of the finest fictional wnesday'evinin'1- Frtend invlled Public Service of Indiana 191 21' Southwestern Public Service 19 West Penn Power 19 21 widuw of Francis B.

Peterson. P.elaUve and friends are invited to funeral. 11'j H's 11 works ever written about music. Paul OOLDSM1TH. CHARLES TW at Dr.

Long, a member of the 1923 1 P. from her late residence. t18 S- 1944, of 1759 Mohican the husband of Robeson once said of the book: "It BONDS Front st. Services at St. I'eter's P.

E. Roslta. the father of Mltzie and Oeralri. Swarthmore Eclipse Expedition to Mexico, was recalled to the Franklin Natl Bank of Olney Ninth Bank North Broad National North Phila Trust Northeast National Northern Trust Northwestern Natl Penna Co for Ins. etc.

Philadelphia National Church 3d and Pine 2 P. M. Inu Is my bible." aged 36. Relatives and friends are invited private. Friends may call Wed.

ev A MUTUAL INVESTMENT FUND Incorporated 1928 Prospectus may be obtained through your investment dealer or from the distributor. 770 leal state Trest I wilding Pbilo. 1, Pa. to attend the funeral. 3 P.

from and Marshall faculty last November, FAMED PACIFIST 4 3 20 .50 1.60 5 10 PINTER. Dec. 30. LAURA nee Bell. moinicK funeral ranors, sn N.

Broad American Gas Pwr 3-5s 1953 94 97 American Utils Service 6 1964.104 Associated Electric deb 5s 1961 91 94'i Associated deb 3s 1978.. 33's 35's Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960 95' 98' Consol Elec Gas A 6s 1962 98 101 four months after his retirement. wife of Walter A. Pinter, of 4219 Castor An internationalist and Socialist st- Jnt- Har-Judah Cem. who took a pacifist view.

RoUandL.0."1""; ia" lrIARLCE' Provident Trust Real Estate Trust ave. Relatives and friends are invrted to services. 1 P. Hester's Funeral Home. 609-11 E.

Allesheny ave. InL Montrose Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. Stayed in Switzerland throughout band of Sallye Mann Greenberu and 22's 42 122' 320 74 is 251 198 I I'lTr 1 tU nf S-atm Gl.

the first World War. taking an anti- CoH him "JY1 Mrs. Hall II. WelnberK. Born in Berks county.

he taught in Johnstown and Pittsburgh high schools after his graduation from Kutztown State Normal School in 1891 and from Franklin and Marshall in 1897. His wife and two daughters survive. I-hlgh Valley Transit 5s 1960. .102" 105'j Mkt St Elev Pass Ry 4s 1955. North Penn Gas 6'iS 1957 104' 107'i Penna Gas Elec deb 6s 1976.

89' 92's St Ry 6s 1955.101 Phila Western Ry 1st 5s 1960 47 50 .25 .80 Home. HARRI ET' pLeatE. Relatives ar4 SEMI-ANNUAL ijvwiiu v.amu u.uwii. ii. vim baigvt i ncifiLivcs ami irienus are mviteu 10 at' Roosevelt Bank Trust.

Second Notional Security Bank Trust. South Phila National Tioga Natl Bank Tr Tradesmen? Natl Tr. Wyoming Bank Trust. tend funeral services Tues 1PM ni. I friends, also Frankford Chanter.

No 25- of violent attacks in Allied and Ger cisely. at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memo- O.E Invited to services. 1 P. Per SWAIN COMPANY INC. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 424 Land Title Building PHILADELPHIA DIVIDEND at xgj man quaueib.

rial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad st. Int. Adath issuis imi iuik ruimni ri'iine, nun iawi pi Frankford. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends call Wed. evening. 7 to 9. Late in 1943 he was reported to be Jcshurun Cem.

Kindly omit flowers. PORTER. at 112 N. Broad on Dec. in a German concentration camp 2 A IS IS A M.

aADEJKO, wife of Vincent and a rumor spread that he had died Clryeskl. Relatives and friends are Invited there. But D. N. B.

Official German f.un'.r.a'Wed.. 8 A. Parlors of Phila Transportation 3-6s 2039. 76'a 79' Phila Transportation 4s 1969.. 101 104 Portland Electric 6s 1950 120' 123 Republic Service 1st fia 1951...

95 98 Scranton Wtr Srv 6s 1967. 10214 Southern fit Utils Coll 5s 1958. 99 101 I-IBLIC AUTHORITY BONDS Cmw Penna Turnpk 3s '68. .107 108 Del River Bridge 2.70s 1973.. 108 109 31.

1941, CHARLES A. IDRIER, aged Si years. Relatives and friends are invited Us the service on Wed. at 2 3o P. at NEW YORK BANK STOCKS (1944 Closing Prices) Payable December 30, 1944 An investment for individuals ontl firms.

Insured up to $5,000 Legcl tor Trust Funds PIN FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. 1623 Walnut Philadelphia Pa. Assets $4,300,000 G. H. McNeely tiaroia 5.

Mulligan, 1119 news agency, denied the report, and Solemn Requiem Mass in St Boniface I Oliver ii tiair a. jicji nest nut st. inu Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. Holy Cross Cem.

it was later said that he was living in fifa eve. eve. BirFrw chiiti it HAI.Ii)nT.I.I.. CiiiIHmiIv Tan 1 IQJ INDUSTRIAL STOCKS of K. Viola Rice' Oiee Matlak.

of 242 EMMA wife of James F. Hallowell. I uuue. FRIEND OF GANDHI Last May he cabled his friend. Mo (1944 Closing Prices) Dies at Shore Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Thurs at '2 at her Bid Asked RAMBO.

KEEN, CLOSE KERNER INC Investment SecuritJes Bid Asked Bk Amer 52'. 54 Bk Mnht 28's Bk Yk 448 460 BkrsTrst51'i 53 Bkn Trs 113's 118' Cnt Hnv 109' 112 Chase 45 47 Chemical 52 54'i Commrcl 49 52,4 Conftal 24 26' Corn Exc 55's 57H Bid Asked Empire 83 87 1st Ntl 1805 1845 Guar'ty 351 359 Irving 16'4 17' Manufrs 54 Morgan 279 289 Natl City 44 46 Trs 107' Public 49' 51 Title Grn 11 12 US Trs 1415 1460 Bid Asked 11 Emerald Westmont, N. J. Relativee and friends, also members of Westmont Methodist Church and emploves of are invited to attend the funeral services, Thursday. 2 P.

at the Jackson Funeral nome. 4jy t. Washington lane. Ger AetnaStdE 7 8 MoKnPL handas K. Gandhi, whose biography mantown.

Int. private. 5 14 Merck Co 36 NBrtMch 32'. 3 Annua SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND AT 1IALLSTEAD. Dec.

30 iTFT.FN rwiT. he wrote, that he was well. Although his "Jean Christonhe George H. McNeely, president of Home. Haddon and Maple aves Westmon.

N. J. Entombment at Arlington Masoieuio. Aeronca 4H AlabMills 7 AlanWdSt 5' do 7p 66's Am Hdw wue 01 1 nanes w. liallslead.

Reia- II II 1518 LOCUST ST PHILADELPHIA McNeely Price Tioga and Viewing Wednesday evening. RfkRi Vttovr rw itiDTui vr was his most famous tunrlc his Mves and friends are Invited-to funeral. Was niS most iamOUS WOm, niS Wed 8 30 A from her late residence! "TriumDh of Reason" and Other 1109 S. 52d sL Solemn Mass of Reaulem. Edgemont leather manufactur AmLaFF 147n wile of the late Thomas Robinson irA sister if Mother M.

I'asoualiiie. O. S. F. ers, died early yesterday of a heart AmMaize 23 Has been declared to all Investing and Saving members, payable December 30.

1944. LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association II1 QOIII 31', attack in Atlantic City Hospital. He AmOpticl ArdnFms Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 9.3U A. late resilience aii.i 11' 37 34 7 1914 10 9 4'.

102'. 9' 2 18 87 36 34! 277 D. S. TREASURY BILLS (1944 Closing Prices) (YIELD BASIS) writings on the French Revolution. prtvaTeranci de Sale 10 A- his histories, criticisms and biog- hanhklman.

Dec. 31. dr. abra- raphieS dealing With Beethoven. HAM.

husband of Soma' Handelman. of 71S t.i,,i,r i rr.ii w. Allegheny ave. Reallives and friends Michelangelo, Tolstoy and Other invited to servh-es. Tuesday.

3 P. at was 74. Northrop 7'. Ohio Mat 18 PaSg5pf 9 Permutit 8 Petrol Ht 3 Phila D'y 13 do $6pf 99 do $4 pf PollakAlf 8'4 RepuliDrll 2'. RephNtG 17'.

SafetvCr ScovlilMf 35 ScrantLc 31 SlngerM 272 Arl Mills 57's Cedar lane. Drvxel Hill. Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Andrew's Church, il A native of Philadelphia, Mr. Mc A. M. Int. Holv Cross Cem.

Friends call Tues. eve 204 NORTH BROAD STREET 4t Itare HI. Subnajr Entrance) Neely lived at Pennswood and New Joseph Irvine Son's. 1512 N. Broad at.

IsJAAUIS-JHI suDjecis were woria Known. interment Roosevelt Cemetery. lti 1MII.I-II. Nre Wllsonl 1W -VI. Gulph roads, Bryn Mawr.

II AN A N. Dec. 31. JAMES hus- U. OF P.

GRADUATE Ferdinand Holschuh onnu oi (Mniiiing and son of Maturity Bid January 4 375 January 11 375 January 18 .375 January 25 375 February 1, 8 375 February 15. 23 375 March 1. 8. 15 375 March 22, 29 375 Asked .10 .15 .20 .25 .30 .32 .34 .35 1944. MARY wife of Joseph Rualoiph.

Relatives and friends Invittil to funeial. 9.30 A. late residence. 2-J N. B.

nline st. HiKh Mass. SI. Edward a Church. 10 A.

Si. Int. private. r.oen Mcuimoufin anu tne late James He was a graduate of the Univers fiannan. rteiauves ana rrienn an invit.

Funeral services for Ferdinand 8 6 70 37 255. 33 12'. 60' 23' 12 108 19'i 18'. 52 5 24 9'a 33T. 46' 82'.

36 6 6 49' 12' 40 100'. ed to funeral. 4 A StdScrew 37 40 57 ity of Pennsylvania, class of 1889. and was one of the founders of the dence. Xi Ralston Oakmont.

Pa. Sol- Jan. 1. WILLIAM A hn- Holschuh, an employe in the ac counting department of the Pennsyl Kausch 21' Botany A 11 Brn Shp 102 BckeyeSt 18 Bud a Co 171-4 Chilton 14 Crowell 50 CuhAmMg 4 DpRk Oil 23 Dent Sup 68 DvRayB Dicta phn 31 HDisston DixonCrc 4214 Draper 79 'a 34' a FlrMlsAm 6's Foundatn 6 emn Mass or Keaulem in St. Denis' band of Mable Russell ince Allenl.

Rela Church. 10 A. M. Int. SL Denis' Cem.

leather company in 1896, becoming vania Railroad lor 32 years, Will be Friends may call Wed. eve. tives and friends, also Melrath Supply A Gasket are invited to attend the its president in 1928. Rail Traffic Soars Ettabliehed 1892 We conduct a general brokerage business and specialize in Bank Stocks BARNES 1420 CHESTNUT STREET His wife, the former Harriet Laird W. Tioga st.

He died Saturday after gfiekr-sc "lauvts6 ffiSSS. fe LEWIS C. DICK CO. Investments 1410 WAINUT STIIII INavpac.ee 1717 funeral service. 2 P.

from the Funeral Home of Raymond F. Szweda. Roosevelt Blvd. and Sanger st. InL private.

Viewing Wed. 7 to 9. Schober, daughter of the late Mr, an illness Ol several monms. I invnea to tne service. 2 P.

at Southern Pacific's freight and passenger loads piled up new all- and Mrs. George P. Schober, died In Mr. Holschuh served during the ma KCHIBI.E. Dec.

29. ANNA, widow of the late George Schihle and daughter of the time traffic records In 1944, A. 1912. RACKET CLUB MEMBER StanleyW 54 do $6pf 105 do $5 pf 96 StmbgCrl 5' SuperTool 3 Sylv Ind 33 Talon, Inc 37 Tampax 5 TaylrWh 16 Tenn Prod 4 Time Inc 67 Tokhelm 17 Trlro Prd 41 Triumph 7'4 I'uil i III A 7' VeeileiRt 60'. Warner Co 8 do pr 67 WarnerSw 9 WelrhGJ 23'4 wuuu war ns a master ser- HINES.

On Dec. 30. 1944. JANE, widow geant in the military railways SerV- nt Thomas lllnes. Relatives and friends are Race I SSI Ritttnhouf 07 JO aie i-airicK ana r.iien Hasting.

and friends Invlled to at lend funeral. Thurs A. from her lale reulence. E. 46' 1V 13 38 '4 7' Mr.

McNeely was president of the Garlock Giddings GrnlonKt 1 In lorn, do pf ice. He was a member of American i her "ti? residence." i 99'. 161. 4. 35 40' 61-'.

18 4 70' 43 7 7 53'. 60' i 10 24 17 30'. Mercier, president, reports. Company's net ton miles of freight in 1944 will be slightly greater than in Ann st. Solemn Requiem Max.

Churrh of Nativity V.M.. lit A. M. Int. Holv Rt.

legion Post 204. He Was an active I Ml. Morlnh Cem. Frlrnds may call Morocco Manufacturing Assocta- devmer Cem. Mason in Meridian Sun Lodire 158.

I MORRIS I. ROOT lliirr Stl 12' lion from 1910 to 1914, and was a member of the Racket Club and the 14 39 I iii-- iir.ti. iiec. ai. mi.

ANN Ht IVe nPllRCK ho. 1943, representing new all-time high Inst Ilk pt 37 x-. miu n. a o-u-ut-gree Aiason. eli.aheiii.

su.ideniv the band of the lute UhiIm Schnaurl, atced 7 KellettAir 1 2 for the filth year in row. Philadelphia Country Club. ana a memDer OI LU Temple. Kra.n,1 James T. Lynch, Reho- years.

Relatives and friend. emnUnes Beniamin Franklin finnskrnrtf Vol- 3 aged 79 Kreihofer Baking invited to acrvice. ucujaiiiii. uiiMi i val- He is survived bv a son. Oenrtrp vunaisLory.

years, wife of the late Peter Holscher. form- 2 P. Parlors of Joftn Berlcei. 5 WfST 42 ST. MEW YORK ISMYITTE BIDC.

Ph i LA. ION 67)8 of Bryn Mawr, and a daughter, lev OI t-nuaaeiDnia. Wortneast "iv or i-niia Pa. RelaUves and fnends 1500 WALNUT STREET hach. 37.

fK'rmanlnwn at Broad lU KgSeeley 16'. 18 Librty Air 9'. 10 IjiwtcPC 19'. 21 l.ukens Stl 9 10 Mallory 23 25'4 Marl Rck 63'i 66'. Wlckwlre 161 Shrine Club.

Roval Order of Jesters in i. iiiusiue cem. rienus call lues. eve. WtllcxGb 28 NfiAKHO.

Su.l.lcnlv Dec 31. A.VTO. I 1 Anfirew j. nair at turn, and Masonic Old Guard Of Philadel- ''925 Chestnut st. Interment Arlington Cem.

Mrs. Russell S. Boles, of Penn Val ley. Services will be conducted at I ETTA, wife of Giovanni, of 5.11 N. iv'4d pliia.

i menus may can i to 9 P. M. Industrial Bonds st. Relatives and friends Invitrit to at FINANCIAL NOTICES I 1 v. 1 III II II I 1111 1 llU I 1 11-1 .1 .11 I.

A. J. SAILER CO. Member Philadelphia Stock Exchange 113 So. 5th Street, Phila.

Lorn. 2090 Investment Securities tend funeral. Wed Jan. 3. I MS.

at 9 ourvivmg is nis wue. iseiia. juunai dinami ii- A. from 1232 l.llh ml Solemn Re. 5121 N.

loth st. Aged 4M. Relatives and will be in Chelten Hills Cemetery. Bid Asked Flour Mills of America 4s '60 Lukens Steel deb 4a 1952 99 1027 Penna Sugar 4s deb 1952 101 1047 quiem Mass. St.

Rita Chun-h. 1I A. M. friends. Meridian Sun Lodire No l.NH Int.

Holv Cross. Friends call Tues. eve. A. IjiIu Temule.

A A M. Died SKIDENRI Ki. Dec. 31. MARGARET i xQuaker City Cold Strg 5s '63.

647. 68 Beniamin Franklin Cor. ilstory. Legion of minor, lmiu lemijie. n.al uraer of jesters.

The American Iion Penna C. nee Encklerl. wife of Frederick IL Seidenburg. Relatives and friends are in York Corp 1st 4's 1958 106 Ex-coupon. BARNOT.

Of Lansdale. on Dec. 31. Post- No. 204.

Accountine Dent. vited to funeral. Thursday. 8 A. from 1944.

CORA widow of Milton S. Barndt. and other organizations of which he was her home, 2043 Mercv st. Svolemn Requiem aged 73 years. Friends may call at Oliver a memoer are invited to attend the lu- Mass.

Church or St. Edmond. 9 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends may call neral services 2 P. at the l. liair lhurs. morning, from 10 to 12 ('clock.

Services at the convenience of the A inert l-lenncn t- uneral Home weanesaay evening. lamuy. Tioea st. Interment Chelten Hill Cemetery. SHELLEY.

On Dec. 30. FRANK BATTLEMAX. Dee 31. MARTIN menus mav can xuesoay evening.

husband of the late Fannie Shelley nee HORNAKF. Dec. 30. of 2103 How (Bayne), husband of Reba Battleman, of 1739 S. 54th st.

Relatives and friends are Elliott aged 57 years. Relatix- and ard JANE ANN. widow of George friends, also Artisans. Girani No. are nvlted to services, Tuesday, 2 P.

at Hornaff. Relatives and friends, also Saw. oscim ix-vine 1512 N. Broad St. miehiinna No.

4H. I), of are Invited to Invited to attend funeral services Thurs 12 o'clock noon, at the residence of daughter. Mrs. J. Ward.

31 N. 24th at mei meni Motitenitre Cem. Hilena funeral services. 2.30 P. ilackman UO5-07 W.

I-hluh ave. P. M. tomorrow from his home. Burial will be private.

Benjamin H. Patrick Benjamin H. Patrick, local advertising representative for the Billboard Publishing of Cincinnatti, and a former carnival owner, died early yesterday at his home, 7222 Lamport road, Upper Darby. He was 78. Mr.

Patrick had been representative for the Billboard, a theatrical publication, for the last 15 years. Prior to that he operated his own carnival, the B. H. Patrick Shows, for approximately 30 years. At one time Mr.

Patrick was manager for the Frank Bostocks Shows. Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M. Thursday at Hazleton, Pa. Burial will be in the Hazdton Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie Patrick, and a brother, James Patrick, of San Francisco. BERIIKL. Dec. 30.

at 884 N. Randnlnh Cannlen. Interment Northwood Cemetery. Int. Ardslei' Cem.

Viewing 7 to 9 GERTRUDE dauuhler of the lute rnenos may call Weanesaay evening r. si. We are pleased to announce that MR. MURRAY MCCONNEL has this day been admitted as a general partner in our firm. John and Mary Berdel (nee Betz.

Rela- KLOBOOZIAN. Dec. 29. of r324 N. Car HOWARO.

Dec. 29. 1944. MARGARET. ives and friends.

Marearet Kendriclc Chan lisle. ALEXANDER SLOBODZIAN. hus wife of the late Georee Y. Howard. Fu band of Evelyn son of Stephen.

Relative neral services at Bringhurst's. 2I) Walnut ter No. 200. O.E.S. Ladies' Auxiliary Philadelphia Commandery.

No. 2. K.T., and all other organizations of which she was a 2 P. M. Interment Westminster land friends invited to the funeral Thurs 9 Cem.

Friends mav call 7 to 9 P. M. memrjer. are invited to funeral service. A.

from Nasevlch's Funeral Home. 717 Brown st. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral 10 A. M.

Interment St. hllrwlHV Van l-fora ITun.r.1 11. JIRAK. Dec. 31.

PETER husband of 312 N. Broad st. Interment Northwooii of Cecelia B. Jirak. Funeral services will Mary Cem.

viewing Wednesday eve. be he 2 P. M. at the Charles G. cem.

i rienus may call Wednesday evening. SMITH. Suddenlv. on Dec. 31.

1944. Rule Colonial Home. Baltimore ave. at 49th kj. o.

services, o.ou 1 jvi BERW INn. CATHERINE MlTRRV I sL Int. private. Friends may call Tues WCKJD. on Dec.

31. 1944. beloved wife of the I p. M. late John E.

Berwind. Funeral services Grace KATZENBACH. Dec. 30. 1944.

WIL SIDNEY husband -of Lucretia Havs Smith. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Thurs. at 2 P. at hie late residence. 622 S.

Bowman Merion. Pa. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Fnenda may call Wed.

eve. HAYDEN, STONE CO. LIAM husband of Anna E. KaLzen- inurcn, Broadway and Penn Ne York City, Jan. 3.

11 A. M. Int. private. bach, of 4534 Manavunk ave.

Funeral service on at 2 30 P. at the White- BOLSTER. Dec. 31. 1944.

MINNIE A. man uneral Home. 4.13 Lvceum ave. Int. At Beverlv.

X. Jan. (nee wife of John G. Bolster. Westminster Cemetery.

Friends may call Boston, Mass. Springfield, Mass. 1. JOSEPH husband of the late Evia, R. Sto'kton.

Funeral serv ices Thurs at Funeral service. 1.30 P. at the Fluehr Funeral Home. 3301-15 Cottman I ton 1'. M.

New Yoelx, N. Y. Portland, Maine January 1. 194J P. at tne PL W.

Abbott Funeral o.i. nuaciiuii ave. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may can weanesaay evening.

Home. 228 Warren Beverly. N. J. Interment Monument Cemeterv Friend may call Wednesday.

7 to 9 P. M. Dec. 30. CLARA A.

(nee Kehren. wife of George R. Kauffmann, aged 47 years. Relatives and friends, members of St. Jamee HHINSFIEI.n.

Dec. 30. RICHARD II son oi jonn ana Marie (nee lirossi lir lis Methmtlst fhurcrt. lnvlteil to serv lew Weil STORES. Dee.

29. ANDREW hus field, aged 5 years. Services 2 P. nesdnv 1 Hessinirer Funeral band of Rachael F. Stokes, of 95 N.

resiueni-e. km Girara swarthmore. Lansdowne I-ansdnwne. Home. 219 W.

Tabor Olnev. Interment Fernwood Cem. Friends call Tues. evening ijci. io.

interment cemetery, a rxl friends are invited to services, Tue 2.30 P. Funeral Home of Andrew 1 rienus may call i uesaay evening. at runeral Home. BRITT. Dec.

31. at Presbv. Home. 58th KILKKR. Dec.

29. 1944. REV. ADRIAN J. Hair A Son.

3925 Chestnut sL Int. J. K1LKER. J.C.D.. rector of St.

Monica's St. and Greenway MISS HELEN L. private. BRITT. Services 11 A.

at the Church. Berwvn, son or Catherine L. Conville and the late Michael A. Kilker. STOKES.

Dec. 29. 1944. RUTH COXE. Home.

Int. ML Moriah Cemetery. Rev. Clergy, relatives and friends are in wife of W. Standley Stokes.

Funeral services at the Church of the Redeemer. Brvn Mrs. Charles E. Calnan Mrs. Ellen C.

Calnan, widow of Charles E. Calnan, died Sunday at her home. 6318 Woodbine Over-brook. She was 82. Mrs.

Calnan, who was born In Al-lentown, is survived by seven daughters: Miss Helen and Miss Mary Calnan, Mrs. A. N. Luttrell, Mrs. L.

E. Adams and Mrs. E. T. Larkln, of this city; Mrs.

R. D. Lister, of Boston, and Mrs. Frank J. Gorman, of Cynwyd.

A Sister, Miss Mary T. Gibbons, and a brother, James M. Gibbons, also survive. Funeral services will be held at 11 A. M.

tomorrow at the Church of THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY REQUEST FOR BIDS for $51,782,000, GENERAL MORTGAGE, SERIES BONDS The Pennsylvania Railroad Company hereby requests bids for $51,782 000.. principal amount. General Mortgage, Series Bonds, to be dated January 1, 1945; to mature January 1, 1985; to bear interest (payable semi-annually on January 1 and July 1 of each year) at a rate (which must be a multiple of of 1 55 but not in excess of 3'i) to be named by the accepted bidder; and to be secured by the Company's General Mortgage dated June 1, 191S, as supplemented by Supplemental Indentures dated July 1, 1934. and February 1. 1936, and Supplemental Indenture to be dated January 1, 1945, with Girard Trust Company and William R.

Jones as Trustees. The Bonds will be issued as coupon bonds in the denomination of $1,000., or as fully registered bonds in denominations as set forth in the Circular hereinafter mentioned. They will be subject to redemption at the option of the Company, as a whole, or in part in amounts not les than $1,000,000. at any one time, on interest dates upon payment of the redemption price, and will have the benefit of a sinking fund into which the Company will pay each year (but only out of its net income for the preceding calendar year and after deducting sinking fund payments for General Mortgage Bonds, Series and Series C) $600,000. in cash or Bonds, cash in the sinking fund to be applied to purchase or to redemption of the Bonds on any January 1 at the redemption price for the sinking fund, all as set forth in such Circular and in the Supplemental Indenture to be dated January 1.

1945. Proceeds of sale, together with additional funds to be provided by the Company, will be deposited with Girard Trust Company, as Trustee under the Company's Indenture dated April 1. 1930, and will be applied by said Trustee to the redemption on April 1. 1945, of the Company's outstanding 40-year 4'2 Gold Debenture Bonds. Upon such deposit such Trustee will execute and deliver to the Company proper instrument acknowledging payment of all the said 40-year 4'2 Gold Debenture Bonds and the satisfaction and termination of said Indenture dated April 1, 1930.

Issuance and sale of the Bonds require authorization of the Interstate Com. tnerre Commission. Acceptance of any bid is subject to and contingent upon such authorization. Bids must be made in duplicate, on forms furnished by the Company on request, and delivered on or before 14:00 Noon, Eastern War Time, on January 9, 1945, to Geo. H.

Pabtt, Vice President of the Company, by mail or messenger in plain, scaled envelopes bearing no indication of the name of the bidder or amount of the bid, addressed to The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, co Geo. H. Pabst, Vice President, 1811 Broad Street Station Building. Philadelphia 4, Pennsylvania, such envelopes to be marked: "Bid under Proposed Contract No. 1 of 1945." At said time and place bids so received will be opened, and persons or representatives of persons making bids may be present if they desire and exatune each bid received.

Either a cashier's check or a certified check for $600.000., payable to The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in New York funds, must be furnished with each bid, aid cherk to be returned, exrept to the accepted bidder. The check of the accepted bidder will be held by the Company as security for performance of the contract of purchase and applied on the purchase price. The Company reserves the rinht. in its discretion, to reject any or all bids. Bids for less than the total $51,782,000.

of Bonds will not be considered. Bids may be submitted by a single bidder or by a group of bidders. Notices of acceptance and of rejection of bids will be delivered or mailed not later than January 1 1, 1945. to bidders at addresses designated in their respective bids. Terms of the bidding and of the Bonds, requirements with respect to settlement to be made by the accepted bidder and time and place of settlement, information relating to the Company's General Mortgage, financial statements of the Company, and other matters relating to the Bonds and the bidding, are set forth in a Circular Relating to Proposed $51,782,000.

General Mortgage Bonds, Series of The Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Persons desiring to bid should obtain copies of such Circular, of Form of Bid, of the General Mortgage, of the Supplemental Indentures dated. July 1, 1934. and February 1. 1936, and the proposed Supplemental Indenture to be dated January 1.

1945. and may examine copies of application filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and accompanying exhibits, at the office of the Company, Room 1811 Broad Street Station Building, Philadelphia 4. Pennsylvania, or at the office of the Company, 380 Seventh Avenue, New York 1. N. Y.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY By: M. W. CLEMENT, President December 23. 1944. RRI BAKER.

Suddenly Jan 1st vnea to siiena tne jwiiemn itequiem Mass, MARGARET, widow of Samuel T. Brubaker A. in St. Monica a cnurrn, Mawr. on Jan.

2. at 4 P. M. Interment private. (nee Haul, of 649 W.

Russell aged Berwyn. Divine Office. 9.30 A. M. Int.

An yeara. ru-iauves ana menus, members or KMKKNEY. Dec. 29. ANNA J.

(nee nunciation Shenandoah, on ta Aavent 1-ulheran church. Invited to serv 'Ii I I 11 Camihell). wife of the lale Jnhn Sweeney. I 1 1 It. Cat niiin.

ni i.rn i ii mm Relatives ana menus Invited to the funeral. Dec. 31. 1944. SAMUEL KIRK, aged H4 w.

Cehieh ave. Interment Wh it. years. Relatives and friends are tnviuxi to marsn Memorial ParK. Viewine W7ednes 8.30 A.

4te residence. 262U S. Berbro st. Solemn Requiem Mass in St. uay, i m9 i-.

01. attend the runeral service, at his lale residence, on Jan. 3. at 2 P. M.

Inter Clement's Church. 10 A. M. Int. CALNAN.

Dec. 31. ELLEN C. wife of Cross Cem. Friends invited Tues.

eve. the late Charles E. Calnan. Relatives and FOX MUNITIONS CORPORATION Announces a Change of Company Title to FOX INDUSTRIES, INC. Management, Personnel, Facilities, Location, Remain Unchanged, but it is felt that tha new nam is better suited to our present and future activity in the tool, gauge, ground thread, gear, small gasoline engine end instrument industries.

Please Inform All Departments of Your Organization. Kindly Address All Future Communications and Remittances to FOX INDUSTRIES. INC. 2 1st Arch Sts. Philadelphia 3, Pa.

Effecfive January I. 1945 ment at wiiiistown nenas rsunai urouna. Friends mav call on Tuesday evening. 7-9. THOMAS- On Dec 31 1944.

ELIZA. mends Invited to funeral. 9.3H A. RETH wife of Thomas B. Thomas.

LARTHEY. Killed In action In France. from her late residence. 318 Woodbine ave. Relatives ana Iricnas are inviterl to the Dec.

9. 1944. PFC. FRANCIS age 20. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of Our of 1722 W.

Sevbert son of Lawrence l-auv or- lou riles. 11 A. m. Interment service on 2 P. at her late residence.

1332 65th ave. Interment private. Our Lady of Lourdes, 63d st. and Lancaster Overbrook. Burial and Bridget Larthey nee O' Brien brother Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

of Sr. Mary utwrence, p.c Requiem Mass, TODD. Dec. 31. at 1530 Locust ANKY.

Dec. 31. 1944. CHARLES Church or Gesu. Jan.

j. iu a. m. will be private. EDITH S.

TODD, daughter of the late Abraham and Selina Siedcnbnch. Relatives HENRY, husband of Helen Chancy (nee LONG. Dec. 30. of 131 W.

Susque and fnends Invited to attend funeral serv wieneri. of ,111 w. i.ixiirey ave. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral. 2 P.

at J. W. Dean Son. hanna IDA wire of tne late k. Arthur Lone.

Relatives and friends invited Sidney E. Smith ices. 2 P. M. precisely.

Morns Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel. 2UU9 N. Broa4 st. InL Mt. Sinai Cem.

ohii Rising un cawnaaie. mi. to services. Thursday. 2 P.

Parlors of G. W. Dirkes. 229 Frankford ave. Interment Ml.

Peace Cemetery. Friends may call Lawnview Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. Sidney E.

Smith, attorney, who TOKPIN. On Jan. 1. ELLEN TW AD- C'HENOT. Dec.

3L 1944. of 1647 S. Wednesday evening. died Sunday at his home. 622 S.

Ringgold HENRY husband of Emma V. Chenot (nee Younei. Relatives, friends. MAHON. Dec.

30. THOMAS MAHON, DELL (nee Barnsleyi. wife of Richard Tor-pin. Jr. Relatives and friends are to funeral.

Thursday. 2 P. from St. son of the late John and Bridgest Melia TilEhmann Camn. No.

61. U.S invited Bowman Merion, will be buried Thursday. Following services at his Mahon. of Galway. Ireland.

Relative! Pauls Church, loik and Ashbourne road. Elkins Park. Interment private. to me services, inursuay, at Mor- 1 oi. i iv.v a i in i mm ton's.

60th and Catharine sts. Interment friends, also employes of John Mor-II. National rem Vlewinir Werinecriau relP are Invited to funeral. Wednes- R. Dec.

30. 1944. EMMA V. home at 2 P. burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

He was tkwd I rlav. A. residence or his unc e. on I I II I 11 I1 111)0, JO 1. lim 81.

OOieillll 65. CSHER. mother of Mrs. W. C.

B-iyer. 5240 Walton and widow of William IL Csher. Relatives and friends invited to services. Wednesday. 2 P.

at Parlors of i r.i.i.m. iec. Lni.viE,iit 1 1 mil- i i A i i i nniu I'm itinns bi ir iiumi vi inc a THE IDEAL INVESTMENT PROGRAM FOR nana oi niaria i nee vencenzoi. Relatives i. Mr.

Smith was graduated from nrt Ini ill uoli loll, n. 1.1. ri i Davia n. Howen a Son. wrln and Catharine Thiirejinv 3rt a kt ulchre Cemetery.

Viewing Tuesday eve. Temple University Law School and sts. Friends call Tuesdav. 7 to 9 P. M.

nAii.r uec. r.uwAHu nus- dence, 633 Marlyn road. Solemn Requiem was admitted to the Bar in 1902. ttRmi of the late Clara Made (nee VOGKI.MANN. "At BeverW.

N. Jan. mass, rt. uonato i nurcn. 10 A.

M. mt, Schlocteri. aged ft years, formerly ol His offices were in the Lincoln- iioiy cross, rienus may call Wed. eve. 1.

CARRIE EDWARDS, wife of August Vogelmann. Funeral services at 2 5601 Greene st. Relatives and CLOl'SER. Dee. 30.

1944 FANNIE Liberty Building. friends invited to services. 11 A. at H. W.

Abbott Funeral Home. 223 Warren Beverly. N. Int. Lak-view at Frederick Mann.

Jr. Son's. 2305 N. fnee Miller), wife of William Clouser. of 1025 Market Gloucester.

N. ap-ed He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Broad st. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Memorial Park. Fnends mav cal Thurs 1945 73 years. Funeral 1.30 P. from Lucretia Hays Smith; two sons, day 7 to 9 P. M.

MASKER Y. At Riverton. N. Jan. 1.

1945. MARY, wife of Harry Maskery. wagner uneral Home. 224 Monmouth st, Gloucester. Interment Mt.

Peace Cemetery, Sidney and Robert C. Smith, and WACKEXHI T. Dec. 30. DOROTHEA, Services 9 A.

NL at the Snover wife'0f the late Martin Wackenhut. of Ski vicwiiiK i uesudy evemnK- a daughter, Miss Lillian Lamor Funeral Home. 313 E. Broad st. Palmvra.

Lotus road. Relatives and rnends are in .1 Hip-h Man 111 A at the Church CRAWFORO. Deo. 30. HARPY hoi.

Smith. vited to services. Wednesday, 2.30 P. of the Sacred Heart. Riverton.

Friends runeral Home ot Andrew J. Bair at Son. band of the late Kate E. Crawford. Relatives and friends, also employes of the Bond mav call Wed.

evening. MeCIiOSKEY. Killed in action in Ger 3925 Chestnut St. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. 7 to 9 P. M. DatiiuK are inviieo to iunerai. 1.30 P.

Schraishuhn Funeral Home. man Nov. 24. 1944. PVT.

GEORGE Charles A. Shockley DIVIDEND NOTICES 21st and Wolf sts Interment Pomwimil husband of Catherine E. McCloskey Cnee McBridei and son of Thomas J. and Nora WALDRON. Dec.

30. 1941. MARY J. cem. viewing i uesaay.

7 to 9 P. Charles A. Shockley, a mechanic fnee Cavanaugh of 2206 S. 20th wife DALTON. Dec.

28. MARY fn. Gilvev J. McCloskey. of 6333 Buist ave.

Relatives and friends are invited to the Solemn Thomas F. Waldron. Relatives and at the Penn Jersey Shipyard, Cam Relatives friends invited tn funeral wf PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY COLLATERAL GOLD BONDS NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance cf the terms of the above Mortgage dated December 15. 1908 Bonds nos. hllS 555 1262 19B6 2465 3009 3644 4092 A.

M. Dinnien Funeral Home. 5138 N. Broad den, died suddenly Sunday at his Requiem Memorial Mass Wednesday. 9 A.

SL Barnabas' Church. 64th and si. tcor. uuncannon av. Requiem Mass home, 820 Market Gloucester Buist ave.

friends Invited to funeral Thurday. 8.30 A. M-. from her daughter's res.der.ee. Mrs.

Lawrence Pilot. 1121 Edmonds Drexei Solemn Reouiem Mass. Sacred Hart Church. Manoa. 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. noiy cniia cnurcn. iu A.M. Int.

Holy Cross, N. J. Death was caused from a heart DAVIDSON. At Pnlrrn.ro n. McGARRY.

Dec. 30, 1944, CATHE RINE. sister of the Rev. Joseph B. McGar 23 30.

1944. HARRY husband of Cora Davidson Rirvire Thnre attack. He was 51. rv. Relatives and friends invited to fune WALTER.

Dec. 29. HELEN wife of ral. 8.30 A. late residence.

6010 Mr. Shockley is survived by a son. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS TO INSURE Victor P.

at the Snover Funeral Home. 313 E. Broad Palmvra. Interment Lake- Charles B. Walter 47c) Potterton 561 1279 1996 2523 3046 3677 4106 566 1306 2013 2537 3067 3682 4130 582 1334 2026 2556 3135 3693 4138 604 1372 2044 2607 3152 3707 4258 619 125 2053 2613 3183 3848 4270 t32 1444 2106 2632 3223 3884 4330 W.

Columbia ave. Solemn Requiem Mass Staff Sergeant Karl F. Shockley, 23. 57 82 149 1S1 19 353 view Memorial Park. Friends may call at Church of Our I-ady or Louraes.

io A- Heights. Relatives and friends invited to) the service. 3 P. at Kirk eu. evemnK.

M. Int. Holy sepulchre cem. who has been a prisoner in Germany Nice s. 6301 Germantown ave.

Fnenca DAVIS. Dec. 29. MARY DAVIS NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK in Philadelphia The Board of Directors has this day declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the outstanding common capital stock, payable February 1945. to stockholders of record at the close of business December 30, 1944.

Checks will be mailed. CLAIRE H. WHITE December 28, 1944. Cashier McNEELY. At Atlantic City.

N. on 904 1462 2131 2674 3313 3891 4413 may call Tues. eve. (nee Casev). Relatives and friends in Jan.

1. 1945. GEORGE H. McNEELY. Rel since last January.

Also surviving are his wife, Mrs. Carrie Shockley, 353 995 1519 2190 2759 3346 3898 4709 WARD. Dec. 30. 1944.

PATRICK, hus vited to attend Iunerai, 8.30 A. from her brother's residence. Joseph L- atives and friends are invited to the service on Wednesday. 2 P. at his home, Penns Casey.

2710 W. French sL Solemn Re wood and Gulp roads, Bryn Mawr, Pa. inu ana a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mc Ilvaine, of Woodbury. Funeral serv quiem Mass, Church of St.

Elizabeth, 10 private. A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery.

MELLON. Dec. 29. of 600 W. Hunting band of the late Mary (nee Ward.

Relatives, friends and Holy Name Society. Altar and Rosary, League of the Sacrecf Heart, and all other societies of which he was a member, are invited to funeral. Wednesdav, 8.30 A. late residence. IKS 23d st.

Solemn Mass of Requiem SL Edmond Church. 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ices will be held at 2 P.

M. tomorrow at 523 Cumberland Gloucesetr DEVER. On Dec. 30. 1944.

FRANCIS don LELIA M. (nee Ryan), mother of Maneta Burkle and Myrtle Coy. Relatives DEVER. M.D husband of Clara Oram and fnends. members of Fellowship Church Dever.

aged 65 years. Relatives, friends Burial will be In Eglington Cemetery, are invited to services, P. and Bemamln Franklin Post. 195. A.L.

Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. WATSON. Dec.

30. MARY EAST- Lehigh ave. Int. Whitemarsh Memorial are mvuea to tne service on at 11 A. at Oliver H.

Hair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private. Friends may call Dr. Michael L. Levitt 443 1010 1524 2223 2766 3350 3998 4721 479 1050 1559 2260 2826 3486 4023 4734 523 1105 1589 2319 2834 3543 4039 4806 535 1229 1S28 2348 2858 3547 4048 4876 546 1242 1954 2390 2960 3627 4060 4949 Lave been drawn for redemption out of moneys held in the Sinking Fund.

The principal 01 said bonds will be paid February 1. 1545. at the orr.ee of the Trustee, S. E. Comer 15th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 1.

at 105 and accrued interest, after which date interest on bonds so drawn ar.sil cease. Bonds No. S20 called February 1, 1943, Ho. 1613 called February 1, 1944 and No. 3114 caiiei August 1, 1944 have not yet been presented tor payment.

THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY fcr Insurances on Lives Granting Annuities, Trustee. Park. Friends invited Tues. eve BURN, wife of the late J. Bayard Watson.

RelaUves and friends invited to BUY REAL ESTATE TO ENJOY Vector MOORE. Suddenly. Dec. 31. FLORA C.

Dr. Michael L. Levitt, of 5737 fnee Bauer), beloved wife of Edwin J. services, late residence. No.

1 Moewvri Llanerch, Jan. 3. at 2 P. M. Friends call Tues.

eve. InL Arlir.ctoru Moore, of 861 E. Russell in her 57th 12th died yesterday in Atlantic year. Relatives, friends, also Oakdale Chap WELDON. Dec.

30. JOHN R. husband City after he was stricken while vis ter. No. ill.

O.E.S.. are invited to funeral. of Annie WeWon (nee Saxer), of 2v-a7 Thursday. 10 A. Kester's Funeral iting friends.

He was 66. Home. 609-11 E. Alleehenv ave. Services Rosehill in his 67th year.

Relatives and friends are invited to services. A graduate of Jefferson Medical St. Nathanael's P. E. Church (E.

Allegheny ave. and 11 A. M. Interment Sun 2.30 P. Kester's Funeral Home.

609-11 College, Dr. Levitt practiced medi set Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednesday evening. cine in Philadelphia for 40 years ANNUAL MEETINGS MID-C1TV BANK AND TKIST COMPANY NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Philadelphia. December 30.

1944 Mctine of the Stockholders of Mid-City Bank and Trust Company will be held at the Commercial Trust Build-rKVi 16 s- Broad Street. Ft1 Wednesday. Januarv 17. 194o. at 11.00 A.

for the purpose of electine Directors for the ensuing vear. and the transaction of such other business as mav come before the meetine. The record of Stockholders will be taken as at the close of business. 1100 o'clock Noon. Saturday.

Januarv 6. 1945. Transfer books will remain open. THOMAS P. CLEARY.

Secretary. MOORE. On Jan. 1. 1945.

MARY VIR He maintained offices at 733 Walnut st. He was a member of the Phila GINIA, daughter of the late Dr. C. Howard and Elsie Kulzer Moore, aged 1 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the delphia County Medical Society and service on 11 A.

at Oliver tne vaux Lodge of Masons. Bair's. 1S20 Chestnut st Interment at West I-aurel Hill Cemetery, rnends may call Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Levitt, two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Wednesday evening.

XEFF. On Dec. 31. 1944. JONATHAN CILLEY NEFF.

Service on Wed. at 2 P. E. Allegheny ave. InL oreenmount Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. WHITE. Dec. 30.

EILEEN DILLON of 6212 Chestnut wife of Jesse M. White. U. S. N.

and daughter of the late Edward F. and Anna B. McQuale Dillon-Relatives and fnends are Invited to funeral. 10 A. from the McCul- loueh Funeral Home.

S. W. cor. 63d st. and Lansdowne ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Ladv of the Rosarv. 11 A. M. Int. Hoi" Cross Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. WINNER. Suddenly, Dec. 30.

ROSEMARY, aged 9 years, daughter of Lieutenant Commander Alfred R. and Mary Kerr Winner. Relatives, friends and children of the Annunciation School are invited to funeral. 8.45 A. M-.

from reside-ce. 1616 Wondmere Way. Brookline. Pa. Higil Mass of Jie Angels In Anr.ur.c'.af.oa Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends call Tues.

eve. HNSER. Suddenly. Dec. 31.

LAURA MAY. daughter of the late William arid area ret B. Zinser. Service. 2 P.

Kaplan, of New York, Mrs. Harry Katz, of Philadelphia, and two at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT me (ioe business on December 30, 194 Kadciifte Cheston.

Jr. and Charles S. Cheston retired as General 1'artners from the Partnership heretofore existing between BaocliKe Cneston, Chanes S. Cheston. J.

Ford Johnson. John V. Cutler. K'l-Ain A. Fish.

Burnett Waiker. Charles fc. Karaina. Edward B. Smith.

Irving Fish, I red E. Koechlein. W. Edwin Edward C. Savers, Ralph B.

Johnson, vim. barciay Harding. Ogden Phipps Karl Phillip W. Brown, Wm. Kenton Jt-nnston.

Houien K. Farrar. Norbert W. Karkus. James Cheston, and C.

Cheever Hircwiui as General Partners, and Henry E. Sutiei. Philemon Dickinson. Edwin A. John W.

Castles and Joseph R. Swan as Limited Special! Partners, carrying on business under tr.e firm name of "Smith, Barney fc co. at 14 Wail Street, New York, New YorK. and elsewhere: and that the said int. private, rienus may cau wea.

irom uesaay evening. DITTRICH. Of Ocean Citv, N. Dec. 31.

JAMES ALMER. husband of the late Mary Allen Dittrich. formerly of Pa. Services. 10.30 A.

at the Cadman Funeral Home. Ocean Citv. N. J. Entombment Mt Vernon Phila.

Reposing 7 to 9 P. M. nONLON. Dec. 29.

of 3818 N. 9th ANNIE (nee Bowes i. wife of the late John Donlon. RelaUves and friends are invited to the service. 2.30 P.

from the Erie Ave. Pnrlots of Harold B. Mulligan. 9th st. and Erie ave.

Int. North-wood Cem. Friends Invited Tues. eve. EDWARDS.

Dec. 30. J. R. LINCOLN, husband of the late Ida Wilson Edwards.

Services and int. private at the convenience of the family, from residence, Lansdowne and Lincoln Lansdowne, Pa. EDWARDS. Dec. 30.

1944, LUCY wife of the late Richard S. Edwards. Funeral services at her residence, 7909 St. Martin's Lane, Jan. 2nd.

at 11.15 A. M. Interment private. Please omit flowers. FARREN.

In Mexico Citv, Mexico, on Dec. 24. 1944, HARRY husband of Kath-ryn Farren (nee Trainor). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 8.30 A. from Oliver H.

Bair 1820 Chestnut St. Solemn Requeim Mass at SL Andrew's Church. Drexei Hill. Pa. Interment at Holy Cross Cem.

No viewing. FLANAGAN. Suddenly, Dec. 29. 1944.

JAMES husband of the late Anna V. (nee Lowe). Relatives and friends invited to funeral. 8.30 A. residence.

2055 Larue St. (5300 Torresdale ave. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. St. Bartholomew's Church.

10 A. M. Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. FI.YNN. Dec.

30, 1944. at the Mont- fomcrv Court Narberth. AM husband of the late Edna Anson Flvnn Funeral services at BrliiKhurst's, claekson-Cross Comparuj REALTORS Frank P. Fellon. Jr.

Boyd T. Barnard Thomas Shallcross, Jr. A Complete Real Estate Brokerage Orgonizoion dealing in Commercial. Industrial and Residential Properties. Departments for Appraising, Mortgage-Servicing, Property Management and Insurance.

grandchildren, Allan and Leona to J. f. NELSON. At Coatesville- Pa Dec 27. Kaplan.

THE PENN SIITI AI. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY November 30. 1944. rhe annual meetine of members of The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company will be held at the Home Office of the Company. S.

Corner Sixth Walnut Streets. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on Tuesday. Januarv 2. 1945.

at 10 A. M. The annual election of Id I I 'I, 11 1.1 A.nm.nnn 1 TUAlLf 1 J.i 1 vii 7" i-ii ill 1 1 1 1 1 i son of the late Georee and Marv Reardon Nelson. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. 8.30 A.

from Policy Death Rate parlors. F. J. Flanagan Sons. E.

Clearfield A Belgrade sts. Solemn Requiem Trustees at which nine Trustees are to be Mass at The Nativity B. v. M. cnurcn.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem. Unchanged in 1944 eiectea to serve lor a term of three years will be held on the same dav at the same place between the hours of 10 A. M.

and 3 P. M. SYDNEY A. SMITH. Secretary.

Viewing Tuesday evening. NICHOLSON Dee. 29. of 2074 E. Pick at her home.

505 E. Walnut Lane. Gtn. wick THOMAS, husband of the late I in. nrlvate NEW YORK, Jan.

1 (U. The rierina rsicnoison ana ininrr oi iimr THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK Philadelnhia Decemher load riii-iipni nireH R3 wars. Relatives and Cemetery Lots death rate during 1944 among civil ian policy holders remained practic friends Invited to runeral, wea ju A Parlors nt Hamld B. Mulligan ii'iq I-ehiph ave Reouiem Mass, ally unchanged from that for the CEMETERY LOT 4 GRAVES IN MONTROSE CEMETERY. A-lOO INQUIRER.

The Annual Meetine of the shareholders for the election of directors of the Bank and the transaction of such other business as mav regularly come before the meetine will be held at the Banking House (1416 Chestnut Street), on Tuesday. Januarv 9. 1945. at St. Joan of Arc Church.

10 A. M. Friends previous year despite the most seri LINCOLN -LIBERTY BUILDING PHILADELPHIA Invlled Tues. eve. ous influenza epidemic in many MVISON.

On Dee. 30, 1941. DR. ALICE P.ai-Uffe Cheston. has been admitted as a Lim.ted (Special Partner as of the close of ous.ness on December 30, 1944.

TO KOLVER OF QUAKER CITY COLD TRi.E KIKST MORTGAOK FIVE Ti Rt KM BMS III NOVEMBER 1953: Notice is herehv e.ven that bv an Order 1ed Decern tier 27. 1S44. the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has authorized the payment of Coupons Numbers 15. 16 and 17. dated N.rterr;tr 1.

Mav 1. 1913 and November 1 )i respect Adv. rain at the 1 ate of 'j of the principal of the bonds, or a 7- ii-rfNiNS are paxable on and after 'r I'll the offices of Bl'fWS hitOTHIHS HARRIMAN COMPANY JT.lade.'tifiia and New York OLAKER CITY COLD STORAGE CO. Philadelphia. Penna.

C. NIVISON. Service on weanesaay. .1 years, preliminary reports of insur FLOWERS i ciocK noon. MILTON D.

RFINHOLD "axhlcr nut mm Maa-aaaB. ance companies indicate, the Insti THE KKSRYTF.lt I AN HOME FOR Roosevelt Boulevard and Rlsinq Sun Avenue Ro tute of Life Insurance announced WIIMIMH AMI MM. I WOMEN IN THE SUBURBAN OFFICES I 111 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Nlk'MSa ttGaa 271 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA lack tm 4 H' Dec. 30. MAE, I I I ffle J- wife of Patrick o'Shea.

formerly of 1627 I fj LlJI FRIED. Suddenly. Jan. 1. 1945.

EMIL isth st. Funeral. Wed. morning. Km- II TasV husband of the late Josephine B.

Fried Patrick Funeral Home. 3309 N. Broad st. I Vl JL and father of Mrs. Philip Gottlieb, Lt.

Requiem Mass. Church of Our Lady of 1 1 today. York Road. Jenkinlown, Pa. Thp Annual Meeting of the Corporation The average of the three war years shows a civilian death rate lower win ne neii in Westminster Man, wither-spoon Buildine.

on TUESDAY, Jan. 9, 1945, at 1.30 o'clock. CMMA P. APPLE. Secretary.

Z223 N. Front St. josepn A. ana Maxwell t. trieu.

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