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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 14. 1345 16 ad casualties 26 From Area Killed, 82 Wounded, 19 Prisoners Charities Share Priest's Estate Philippine Bishop Dies at Age of 74 sr.vF setion in Luzon 11 CORP. EDWARD .1 son r' 5 r-l Ai re Affnexx nee MrHugh trf of 2M4 Dauphin st im Holx Narre Society and A v. Fni-t'hoffer Post No.

V. E. si; pt. Pren and Genree-to-It 'Tass of 4 are invited to Srfiii-'nn Reouiem Memorial Ma, M-nclax. Ap-I 18 a' 10 A al the of the Nmr.

E. Berks and April 12. TC. UjOYP F. of the Penna Hospital.

4M1 and friend, inxiled ip-x Mon 1 p. Funeral Hnmf Saiivageau. Private Joseph son of Mrs. Marv Sauxnreau. 1541 S.

2d st. Schlrgel. Corporal (ienrge son of Mrs. Mabel SchleSTel. S22 I.oclisl axe Schubert.

Prixate Alfred husband of Mis. PiHothy Sihubeil. elii N. 21st st. Sleifl.

Private Frank son of Mrs Caroline 2517 S. Wanamaker st. Taseh. Private F'irst Class Peter. husband of Mrs Jane Taseh.

'21S4 Stella ave. I'axonl. Sergeant Samuel son of Mr. til -ire I. Mini.

Stale .1 hrnnrtt Sounl stxarlnn. Prixate rlr.l 4 la.s Son ot Mis Man Vixatlno. 2hlrt S. 12lh st Artht. Private Joseph son of Susan xncht.

2019 S. llfh St. imarrn. Prixate Trst Class Vincent son of Mrs. Marearete E.

Ztmarro. 4HI2 W'incohis'kinc st Zuerarelll, Terhalrlan Fifth Rorra son of Nellie Ziircarrlli. lisih S. Fionl st. Pacific area Hreitenharh.

Private hirst Class (ieorge husband of Mrs. Christine Breitenbach, W. Columbia ave Canrlottl. Private First Class Robert son of Mrs. Marv N.

Capriottl. S4) Earp st Hagrn. Second Lieutenant Harrxr hus- liand of Mis. Gertrude V. Haiten.

2a W. Knowles axe Kaelin. Corporal Henry husband of Mrs. Alberta Kaelin. 13 Jenkins Ijins- d.ile Miirdiak.

Prixate Harrv son of Mil. Helen Muixds k. 2712 Thompson st Nit.sleln. I'rlxale Joseph son of Mis 4 celia Nusslein .1 ivi ai.lmon si. Illasrrn.

Serseant llonilnlck husband of Mrs. Vincentine Diascro. 221 W. Queen lane. IM l.ullo, Prixate Nicholas, hllshiind of Mrs.

Nam I III l.llllo. Route 1. IttPaolo. rserKeant Louis son of Rocco Dii'aolo. 22is S.

Ifnsexxood st. Ill.on. Prixate First Class Francis (.. son of Michael I Divon Ditman st Itonobue. Prixate Uaniel of Mis MalKnel ponobue.

tiK'-ll Cbe.ler nt- IHift-cll. I'rlxale art 4 son of Mi. llutTell. exr I.iitik-ilowue I'Hxate Peter son of Mis. Margaret Fexas.

Biookhaxen pad. Biookhaxen. Chepter. Fischer. Technician Fourth f.raite Martin H.

son of Mrs. Celia Fischer. 24U2 (Jolf load. Fr.rrest. I'rlxale IF.

husband of Mis Evelyn Forrest IS-ll llmol si. (liM-omelll. Private Flr.t lass Fllo. son of Mrs. (luiditta Giacomelli, 8117 Ard-leich st.

(iannasroll. Serseant amll T. son of Mrs. Marx- Hvto Banes st. t.lbb.

Sergeant Koliert. son of Mis tllliti. Mli load. Ardslex. (raliner.

Staff Sergeant hio-hand of Mrs. lhdvi- (irahner. dlh linKshore st Hart. Technical Sergeant Michael husband of Mrs. Rose Hart.

N. Hope st. Hartnian. Prix ale Frank son of Mi s. Anna I Imart.

S2o Mmns st Hetel. Staff Sergeant Frrdrrlek son of Mi Ellen Keiel "1121 Sheftlelil axe Klnlex. Sergeant llaxl.l son of OhxuI 11. Kinlev. as arden dnxe Koparh.

Second Lieutenant John, husband Mrs. Koparh, IO Hiab Phoenixville Koeejko. I'rlxate (las. Jitarph. husband of Mis Maty Koreiko.

Christian st turner. I'rlxale First (lass Isadore, son of l-nn 1.1'iner. "2 IK W. lane. Lilts.

Private Harry son of Mrs. Eileen I. ut-r. 212 E. Cambria st MarNew.

Private First la.s Ullllani T-. son of Mis. Emma C. MacNexx. 1115 A riot I st.

Mallon. I'rlxate First la.s Francis son ol All. Miily Fleliih, 17 11 N. I 1 1 U1 1 Mi Alee. Private llanlel sun of Edward I'.

McAlee, JO Bishop Drevel Hill. Met imaKhy. staff Sergeant William. brother of Robert 2HSI N. I'aik ave.

nolds. I'rlxate Henry nephew r.T Mrs. l.aluiola. 2ol.t E. Corn-Mall st yii.iiti.nl.

I'rlxate Keiiieglblo son of Mrs. Olympia Molllonl. I2'27 2d si O'Connor. I'rlxate First lass John husband of Mrs Iconise M. O'Connor.

Route 2. Mills Panetta. Prix ale Flr.l la.s Nicholas son of Mis. Panelta. tx'27 Mrwite si I'rarsnll.

Irelinlclan lourlh I. rade Walter Iiu-hanil ol Mrs. I. Milan Pcarsall. vt Strath Haxen drixp, Broomall Pelre.

Prixate Kennpth son of Mrs. Elma IV! i p. 4T 1th st Porfpr. Prixate First Class William, son of Mrs, Catherine A. l'ortei.

J.tr.9 E. llll-ham st Reed. I'rlxate hushalid of Mis Maiiha Hed 2412 Cuiiin tcirai-e. Reediuan, Private llarild husband of Mis Brrruce Reediuan. Emilie road.

Route 1. Busiol Reid. Second Licutruitiit Richard son of Mis I Kent. 72U7 Boxer st Reiner. I'rlxale Kllex It soliol Mis llill IS 1 Ifeuici l'ox n.iii.

line lltexei lluJ 1(1. 1 1. I'rlxale Hr.l William A son ol Mis. l.oi i altic Kicn. -Mil.

I Cumin idue si Rorer. Technician Fourth Thomas husband ol Mis Al'iiis Roiei. 2.11 Maui st H.illleld Rnxlnskx, T'e. hnliian t-ltth son of Mis Rose K'Uinskx. 1VII N.

MMtlewiMsi Most Rev. James P. McCloskey, D.D., Bishop of Jaro-Iloilo, Panay, P. who had been associated with missionary work in the Philippines since mon, rilrd there April nr-rorriliiK lo word received by the Chancery Office here. He was 74.

Born in this city Dec. 7. 1870, Bishop McCloskey was ordained by Bishop Prendereast in the Cathedral on Dec. 17, He served tempo rarily In the Diocese of Mobile until July, 1899, when he was appointed assistant rector of St. Clement's Church here.

IN PHII.irplXKS IN 19(13 In 1903 he obtained a leave of ab sence and went to the Philippines, where he remained for four years. Returning to this diocese, he again heeded the call for missionaries and went to the Islands for seven years. He returned to the diocese again in 1916 but the following year was consecrated Bishop of Zamboanga. On Oct. 21.

1921, he was appointed to the see of Jaro-Iloilo, which was his residence until the occupation of the islands by the Japanese. Since that time there had been few reports on his health or whereabouts. Edward Gallagher, Sr. Edward T. Gallagher, of 5911 Frontenac an architectural draftsman for the Department of Agriculture Farm Securities, died yesterday at St.

Mary's Hospital after a short illness. He was 59. Mr. Gallagher's son, Edward T. Gallagher.

is a State Representative for the 17th Pennsylvania District, and his brother, George Oal-lagher is deputy City Fire Marshal. He is also survived by his wife, Mar-jorie M. Carr Gallagher, and a daughter. Marjorie M. Gallagher.

Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Tuesday at St. Martin's Church, Roosevelt boulevard and Sannr with burial In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. George Cardinal Seredi VATICAN CITY.

April 13 (A. The Vatican disclosed today that Justinian George Cardinal Seredi. 60-year-old Primate of Hungary and Archbishop of Esztcrgoin. had died of a heart attack. The death reduces the number of cardinals to 40, the lowest in modern times.

A native of Slovakia. Cardinal Seredi was entitled by his office to a seat in the Hungarian Senate, where he was active before the war in ad vancing Catholic principles and op- posing anti-Semitic measures. Mrs. William Murphy Funeral services for Mrs. Ella C.

Murphy, of 4420 Sansom will be held at 2 P. M. today at 1820 Chestnut with Interment In West I -mil el Hill Cemetery. She died Wednesday in Morrison's Nursing Home. 4401 Pine after a long illness.

She was 47. Mrs. Murphy operated a candy business at the Sansom st. address. She is survived by her husband.

William M. Murphy: a son. Officer Candidate William M. Murphy, stationed at, Fort Belvoir, and five daughters. New York Stocks Continued From Preceding Tage Romhernarltch.

Sergeant Aadw. -f Mrs. Eva Bomoermxiich. 2419 Rt'rwr st ald-spll. Terhntral Sergeant Waiter son of Mrs Henrietta P.

Calds-4I. l-4 S. Mth st. (a mill. Technical sVrgeaat Wtlliaen J.

Jr. son of Mrs Marsaiet C. TZA S. Bancroft st. iprevje-uslx repnrfed m's-Inec Jones.

Prixate Fart F-. Jr hushand of -s Thelma .1 Jones I r.l VA Tiocs si Rahuy, Technician Fifth Maers. vd of "Mi Mstv Kahux. Morton a. "heslet hnadrr, I'rlxata First (lass John I tiand Mrs Catherine k'tsitif 4Vi iklev si lMev.

Prixate First Class Thor-taa la. son of Mrs Eva Loh'e-x 22 M- axe. Hichiand Park, i ers4 missinc Marurrl. Prix ale First Class Silesaadpr next of km. Mrs F.r-nelinds 1U19 Mifflin st Mnran.

Private First (Aim Ant boa. sea of Mrs Marearel Moran. 4115 axe Siegel. Technician Fifth C.rade John husband of Mrs. Pearl Siecei.

jois 2d st Smith. Private First Class hsrxes snlt of Mis Ethel Smith. Walnut Riaite 1. Bridgeport Stnrll. Private First Class John son of Mrs Marie Strtl.

2 4 Pro. pee- axe. Bridgeport I hllg. Technical Sergeant Fmll sor xf Mis. Concetta A.

I'hlie. 42 Ches jt Lansdale tlanella. Prixate Michael, husband of M-. Anna Vsnella 127 Wolf st Male, Private lneeat. son of VI Hale 211 A 1.iiiio .1 i lain ar'-fMi EXTRACTIONS Aslaap or Awaka Kin and Considarafa Ssrviea Dr.

J. L. MALLAS I Oth Mirktt Stt this To Architects, Builders and Homeowners plans foe mir lt loof lanodrr described In an article: "Relna Laundry I'paealra," In fiood Housekeeping for November. 144. If would like FRF.

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I tread Hao-wlu-ee-sf TaT aaa-- laji aajr -ajaja liJ Flwr aatj M- SEEDS lfr 981 "GsrSss ati.tar- --A Smn saa arssa. I lst tar s.m sag -a: Oa Salt at Stan 1 Jurat aa I e1 i.np-i-1 y.y&ry.-Y? a Twmmt jf 1 I IW'- 'v' aaaaaasaasaaaaaaaaaaMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas la li naa inr--l ntsnnaTir i TVir iHlir mrTITnini uisnaaaaiiaiiiiiaT 1 naai YnunK, Technical Sera-pant Harold, son of Mrs. Rose He Young. 2D19 Reese si f.ennnne. Kecond Lieutenant 1 -r I.

son of Richard A iennolie. Route A. lid Sx edi- road. Nomstimn Kins. MafT Serseant Ullllani husband of Mis.

Caroline 1.. KIiik. 4VM N. Colo-lado st. Kiirti.

First Sera-cant Charles son of Mrs Kli7al'th H. Kuit. 1Wi4 Bai-iiutpi st M.i-lrla,, I'rlxale Mr. I la.s Ax Milan. lu.illlei or Slnnlri ni'leln Id I lie.

I. I MrUiil.ton. Trlxale -tame. son ot Mis Mai le Wuistun. Munis.

imery axe Narlierth Trlxale Flr.t (la.s Charles 4.. brother of Mrs. Catherine DcWiRgio, I'lTf flirard ax-p. Mnssman. Prixate First Class Harvey son of Mis.

Sadie Mos.man, hi t-1 (i.aic axe Kesalhiilo, f'rlxate First (la.s Samuel, husband of Mrs. Mamie R. JteRalbuto. Tin S. Warnook st Schmidt.

Second Lieutenant Andrew son of Mis Porothv W. Schmidt. Miller ave l'per Darby i previously reported nussinir i Sejila. I'rlxate iilliiinv son of Mis. MiilV Sei.hi 27.111 Kirkbilde st Shafer.

Technician Fifth tirade Cli iopnt son Mrs. l.Hiie D. Shafei, 17 K. L'psal si. Private First Class John 1...

son of Mis Maiiaiet Stulz. K.V2 Caiver st Malson, staff Nerceaiit F.arl hint her of Mis Kleiiuor llolnii. 72M Sloan si. I'rlxate First tins. Mlwln.

son of Mis. Maiv 42o S. n2il si. Pacific area Allen. I'rlxale Hubert son of Nellie Allen.

Stillman .1 RoxIp. Technical Serseanl -lohn -I band of Mi. Helen Boyle. IMi Heale si I.imxnod ie tnti.lv IPoiti-d miss. IIIK i Keenan.

Trlxale First Robert son of Mrs. Bertha Keenan. 4 Chestnut si Met abe. Private F'lrst Class Benjamin son of BoniHiriin F. McCahe.

HIS I'ennell st Chester. Seller. Second Lieutenant Joseph hll- b.ind Mrs. Maile 1.. 101.1 i.

17 tli al. NAVY DEAD Killcoyne. Seaman F'irst (lass John, son of Mark A. Killcoyne. 725S7 Walnut ane i pre'iotisl- repot ted missinci.

Llberalore. Seaman First Class Huso lucent, son of Mis. l.llcerc.ic I.lbeiatore, 21 2 I S. 22d si WOUNDED Furopean area: Arentr, I'rlxate Clr.t Class John liuslwinil Ann Aientz, .12 N. Hxennilip l.nnsiloM lie Radex.

I'rlxale First (lass -Inhn husband of Mis. 1 el C. Badex. Pierce drix e. Raker.

Private First (lass Wesley son of Mrs Rachel C. Baker, 11.1 Runnvmede axe intoxxn. Rnnslnrnn. I'rlxate First Class Joseph son of Mis, Palma BonKiorno. H2i Mountain st Ro-sden, Sergeant Thomas son of Mis.

Mrs. Ann How. Ion. N. si Hroxtn, Technician Filth l-eonard son of Mrs.

Myrtle Brown. 2.W2 K. Indiana axe Rutlrr. I'rlxate rlrsl Class Km. sun of Mis Hutlel.

1 7 S-ii- Nr. i wood (Ion. relll. I'rlxale Hr.l (las. Albert V.

sou ul Mis. liulst Cililoieili, IV. to st. Prixate Furl, son of Ml EKie lo-iiiet. it, .1 De llaxen.

I'rlxate Hr.t Class John (, son of Albeit .1 He llaxen. 112 Lancaster axe. Wiiv ne No ntr custom ha3 placed a needless burden on our women. That custom is to put trie laundry in flir cellar of the averse America hmr: where it is often dark and damp. where a vvnm.m must carry lier soiled ciidhrs nwn an rtra flight of stair's.

Otten, the most ii.inucnjiis stairs in the house. where she must rave upstairs eat tune the plume rings, each time the hahy cries, each time someone comes to the door. where, finally, she must upstairs with baskets of wet clothes that would tax the strength of man a man. 3 OH, It WRITE IM TOO TIRED TO A LETTER TONIGHT ARE YOU IN THE WAR 100X7 Every man or woman in the armed w-rvicos ia in the war Tinea vour war effort add up to 1001? Chrrk up nntt If you Ho I hew thinea ree-lilarly score in', each. If scimerime.

score 57p each. aaaaa-raas-s-a-awasaaaaaaaaasa-j-iaaaa--aaasaa W-s 711 iifaiiniiif lStS SX aailj--AK Do Buy Give Save Can, Buy Write Have Continued From First Page lagher, was wounded for the third time on March 18 in Germany, his parentis, of 4827 Hazel were notified. He was wounded previously at Cassino on Nov. 17. 1943, and in France on Jan.

6, 1945. KNTF.lt HI A It IM IN 1943 A grudunte of St. Thomas Mure High School in June, 1942. the youth entered the Army as an infantryman in March, 1943. He went overseas in September of that year.

Private First Class Walter Kiers-tan, 26, was wounded somewhere in the European theater on March 20, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kierstan, of 719 E. Hector Con-shohocken, were informed. He was serving with a tank division, and was employed at the Glassine Paper West Conshohocken, before his in duction.

WOUNDED SECOND TIME Private First Class Walter Koli- niaga, 19, son of Mrs. Hose Koll- maga, or izi r'ord west, tjon- shohocken. was seriously wounded March 15 in Germany, his mother was notified. Enlisting in the Army in Decem ber, 1943. while employed at the Kimble Glass he went overseas a year ago.

A brother. Technician Fifth Grade Stanley, who returned from Alaska last September, is now en route overseas. Walter was wounded once before, several months ago. Reported missing since Feb. 13 in France, Private First Class George H.

Burkhart, 37, was captured at that time by the Germans and lib erated by the advancing Allied forces three days before Easter Sunday, according to a letter he sent to his wife. Dorothy, and son. Carl 4, of 833 Wynncwood road. WOUNDED IN JANUARY Private Burkhart. who had been wounded last.

Jan. 18, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burkhart. of 1443 N.

56th st. A brother, Warren, also is in the Army. (In case of divergence between the following list ana information sent to next of kin, the latest War or Navy Department notification to the relative is always the final authority.) KILLED European area: Raker. Prix ale Hr.l in." I'aul son of Mrs Florence Baker. Sth st Ratten.

Private frTrst Class fiorif hus hand of Mis. Evelyn M. FaMen. 1HM5 AllenRroxe st. Rorrllln.

Trlxale Hot Anlhuny. son of Philomcna Botr.illo, I.Miu-MMier pike. Route 1. Beiwxn Rutier, t-lrat Lieutenant Charles son of Charles A. Butler.

MT S. 4Sth st. Medals Awarded 1 Phila. Heroes Staff Sergeant Maurice B. Mul-hern, 22.

has been awarded the Bronze Star for heroism in Germany on Dec. 1. 1944. and the Purple Heart for wounds received last Feb. 28.

His parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Mulhern. live at 909 S. 47th st. The citation accompanying the Bron Star stated that although Sergeant Mulhern was Injured dur ing the first stages of the attack, he re a i in charge of his section and continued to advance until the objective had been reached. "Only after all the other casualties had been treated.

did he allow himself to be a the War De TsM part ment anil cement HiT. Ml I.HKHN continued. A graduate of West Philadelphia High School in 1942. Sergeant Mulhern was employed at the Philadelphia Yard before entering the Army on Feb. 23, 1943.

The infantryman went overseas last September, after serving with the Army division stationed here during the transit strike. Staff Sergeant William J. Schlachter received the Bronze Star Medal for heroic action in Holland on Sept. 20. 1944.

the War a rtment notified his wife, Eve, who lives at 1512 N. Franklin st. The platoon leader, who speaks German, had advanced on a railroad bridge after the enemy waved a white flitg of surrender. One of the Germans threw a cone ti sitm urenade a S.T. SI HI.ACl Fit liim.

knocking him off his feet. Sergeant Schlachter recovered immediately, however, and led his platoon to attack the enemy, making possible the killing of 20 Germans and the capture of 21. The sergeant, a graduate of Mast-hatim Vocational School, enlisted in April. 1941, and has been overseas two years. Previous to his entering the service he operated a taproom owned by his mother.

Mrs. Peter Speer, at 1301 Germantown ave. Chestnut Hill Man Wins Bronze Star Captain G. Morris Piersol. a son of Dr.

George M. Piersol. professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, has been awarded the Bronze Star. Word of the award whs rccrived yesterday by his wife. Mrs.

Jean Piersol. of Moreland ave. and Navajo Chestnut Hill. is a graduate of Penn Charter School and Yale University. ''Even though his tank had been hit by an enemy shell." his citation read.

"Captain Piersol continued to adjust effective artillery fire upon the hostile spearhead, destroying one tank, and causing the retreat of the i others." He was cited for gallantry in the St. Ia breakthrough and again at Le Mc-nil-Hcrman for "noticing four wountled American infantrymen I close by. rendcrinc first aid and evarij-tinc the men to his tank) under fire." He c' Ar-l-r Ra ft'n Otr.tn.lt -i a fr-poll, rail Min I I pai'll, 1 ri i ''7. settees tup 2 at Spl Zion Ceme'erv. Church- mm-Ar-nl 12.

-HERMAN C. beloved Exa Baer. of 45. Carlisle at friends inxiled in attend xe-vire. Sun I P.

precisely, at y-rs Rosp-nherc's Snr. nmnnal Chapel. Broad st. Int. Mntpflore Cem- April 12.

of TWO Temple h'Jxhand of Anna C. Bazr-r. Pp'atirp aa, friends invited to service. 11 Hi A Parlor, of Harold B. Eas 111 W.

IhiCh axe. Int. nt-l-vns'pr Crm. Friends invited Sun. eve.

VaOTH Apnl 1.1. 14S. FRANK hjtnsn of Helen Booth, of Haddon 'ir. .1 and father of Mahel R. of rarhsip Pa.

pplativp. and tTirri ivjtpd to -r irp' Tup. 2 the Funpfal Homo of Wm F- S' Broad FtlerxU mv pspnsnff Hul RM (if Aidiin Ph on Ann) IX pni'RNKS Friend. mv rvminr at (ih-er ii rv.pn'.ji Iniprmrn' Whli p- Ta on Mond. Pf TIN.

fin April ANNA 'H i.r1-'. 1r.M of Morsnn intms Rela- ar.d frimd. are invited 'o the funeral o- viorrtav at her late resi-rjftire, Ma Darby. Pa. Int.

prt- t3p'r FROI f.H On April IV. JAMES R. o' loui.a -la kvin irrough. nee of Howard Philadpl-jii and frirnrl. ni.o VlUr -s-rp 1' hit Inxi'ed to nttpnd ii i.tr'i sctvtrp M'in 2 at the Funeral Home.

and Maple a N. .1. Int. Hirleigh 0- ripr inc Sundav prune, nrvn rm Ann! 1A TV.1. WH-IJAM T- rf vf.V Rplaiivr.

and fripnd. invited ai-ppd funrral. Mon rrorning. 8 i'p rr.idrnop. 'jri Titan M.

Sol-e M-. rharp" Church. 10 Irf ifit fT HT7rTKK April KI.1ZABETM. Tup A. Old pa H'imp Thurrh.

1AM IHk Ap'll 1.1 l'MS F.I.A1NF. f-pp 1 wifp of A. "runk arv! f'ipn'1. are irviied to at-'f-'l jne-a! Tue. 2 P.

at a-p ottn-an ave. Int. C.p"no';nr Orn. Friondii rult Mon. eve.

r.nnpHRT. April lo. JSF.PH. hu-Fnri rf p.p fathpr of Lieut Rohprt Fip i aid Pfr Stanlpv Sh ki Ovirihari g-ri Y.o.if.kv RelatlM-. and friend ti-v ippf at'pnil funeral IP at hi.

late rr.idenre. JM 1 N. fM-ii" Mr. Sharon Cemetery. Sudd-niv.

April 11. I.IKCT. fT' APT rrni.IF.B. at Thoma.ville lMlopd m.n of Sad Chri.tian J'p and fnond. are invit-nl to funeral e'--e I at Son Memorial Chapel.

I Br-ad lm Roo.prpll OVm. f.Kiri. Apnl 1o.iv Marv nee and all frgnnya-t lo funeral Tup. r- m' h-. rpiiioence.

7os Andrew, axe i pi, Arlmcton l'emeter'. ry--. faM Ntondav eveninjr ltvPTON. April 12. at Home t- a-vf a.e T1SS I JDI F.

-ixVPTON Ser-. -ep. Sat in. no A. a- Horr- )ol.

Ml. Moriah Cemetery. FBI RT (in 12 If' 1 TIKJMAS I rurr-d of sl'ie Corkhttl Herbert, aged and friend, are Inxited t- rr- ter-. rf on ip dai, at 2 P. at Ci pi- H.

120 Chetn it Inter- 1- Nr-rfhood Cem. Fnen'ls may call At I.inwood. hro'hrr of Mrs. Albert Weh-r-. i uesdax April IT.

10. TO A. M-dd'eto-i Funora! Home. Somer. in- V'-iri; Mon.

exe Interment e--r-on Cr-rictpfv. Pa. 12 Hid Apnl 1.11. I i.i Keywotlh. f-ir n'U mvilerl I attend je- i 2 at the Funeral Home r- 1.

PHI i'kl Int A Cpt FriervJ may rail Sunday er-i; RliriTKM K. -II' "111 A FRANK. on of 'he late f.e-e a-nl 2--ne Kllpatri.k Relative. f-o irMied io aiteod1 so Karrpf'. Funeral Home.

ra I.ei'iCh ae. Fnerd. mav rail PVPnr-: IrT. Od'l FpI'oxxs' Cem. KI.MV.

Ar-Ti! u. FRANK S. hu.har.d Ai A K'r Frieprl may Mon. eve p.ii'n-ri roan riinpx. SeiAiees A in-tf-T-ipn of family.

J.LFNK Apnl 11. 194.V .1 WILLIAM. Ki-i o' Kienk ir.ee Clinch a-d a-p inxited to attend Mop 2 P. at his late resi- Mvt'ewood st Interment i Cedar Cem. Friends maj call f-'J Sv unnrr of via; nn April HAE t.F? hu-hand of MaSHtet p- rv.re Mon.

2 HI I'. M. Apts r- Broad St. pr i-i'p Viphipc Sun to 9 P. M.

I vciil An-'! 11 l'lt! MARIA I.AV-STA1.K uiieiii at j-t. ri'ir'li anl I'iiip at. on A Intel menl pii.te Please --I- I. rtn April 3 MARV EDNA UrNDON idow r-' --i-k a-d Ti par Service on 2 at Oliver --2, st. Intprmpnt West 1-aurel r--- l.rr.-An- 14S EMMA M.

l.EE. p' irirn ly-e. of Manor. TpUi-vpc fru nd. invitpd t-.

-r-. 2 Kn A Nire's. f- a-p Int. Thomas (r ci Mpni! il 11 tnee f. r-r- o.

po wifp of Martin virAnrirews. '-p -i also M. Sndal-I- A't- A-d Soeiptx invitpej to p-d -ir-e-a! SO A. from her l-p po-ne 'v 2Th st Solemn Hich of pro i em Si hllrrh. 11 A -ip- 1 toK Cro.s emeterv.

M'f ARTH1. AHant'e CHv suddenlv. A to; IN. SR husiiand of late ino- Danpi. Rplatixp to fiipprai 9 A.

-eionp--, 2'22K ViBlsti.ck S-ilerrin Rpfi'jiPm St, Ed- i A Inte.ment Holv C--- ine f'ridav eve. MtifrK Apr I V2. of 2 Uaxerlv rd Hi-. Pa ANNA wife of the lare M'- and inx ited te-. re ri Par.

Mulligan. Oeont and p- ae Iri. Mt Peace Cem. Friends "rr Sr-r Pp Mfl.I.FR. Ap- It MORRIS husnaml s.

v. S2" Wesi ford rd Relatives -p- ipvi to spr np. Sufidax. Ijr-vme AV Sor 1M2 N. Ir -tar Cemetery.

VIM Al 411 Villi si Apnl 12. OS. AP .1 husband of Diana ar-1 friends. Camp "0. "r- I.

T. A arl mPTlhpr. of Belhanv P-p-- r'luirph arp invttpo "-V 'P. Vr 11 A Pallor. flsr A Son Vllh and Fripnrl.

mav -all xtll I -A-i-'l ii. 12 at his home SI I. IAM hiivnaod of Bess r-oi r. e. and emploves of to thp service.

Sat r. is A Nice's EmT-T 1 exenmi i 1 WILLIAM A i Mm of Annie ari-l the lale and f-ienils al.o o' a I Anoi.mi"l I.i. in- io rrn! Moo Flinpral 7 mh ii2 K.kl st of Lima Holv Ci 12. IHV CATHERINE wife r.f the late "-r. s.ro rrandmoir-er of Rev.

A Kr-e arm friend, ar-e Mon 9 A from V. eJTn i recioiii; T- Cem. 11 at Ba.ll-AI.FPE1 son Marv lale Alfieo Muir ''r 2 Hehxec's. p- i. r.

Ini, ment Hill-I--ippns max cail Sundav. xtt IB vif Kpm A-r T-'-K '-r j-i "3 SARA MI'R-R'fterhouw st Rela- are rrxiTed to the ixirk A ces KiOl -p Intermpn' pnxate. unoax. to rj p. M.

TSi.r i- nre Fen li 1915 c. PAGE I 5 A-mx. son of th. 1' --i Pii-e form-'rlv of S7n -x xvmo-al Mass. Chu-ch of t-.

i .1 -p-iv-r. 5-1- st aid Chester axe Ap-l ifi. 9AM FLOWERS fOt ALL OCCASIONS 44-n ics-t tin 2223 N. Front St. JOSEPH SOU I FUNERAL DIRECTORS COMPLETE SE fffCES 1512 NORTH BROAD ST FREmont 6100 I i The hulk of the $25,000 estate of Salvatore La Cavera.

rector of Our l.ady of Angels Church. iMnntrr st nhn riirrt Mnrrh 23 In left. -he Catholic charitable institutions, it was re- vealed by his will, probated yester- day. Father 1a Cavera bequeathed $500 to his friends and the executor of his will, the Rev. Vito Mazzone: $3000 to a sister, Domenica La Cavera, in Sicily, and $1000 each to three brothers, another sister and two nephews.

The residue ftoes to the Archdiocese. OTHER WILLS LISTKI) Henry E. Churchill, who died March 29 in Doctors' Hospital, bequeathed half of his $157,000 estate to his daughter. A. Beatrice Piper, of Ilford.

Essex. England; two-sixths to a sister, Alice M. Churchill, and the remaining sixth to his brother, Percy. I-nura Hellerick. who died March 22 at 4924 N.

Marvine left her $25,000 estate to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hellerick. of that address.

She was the widow of Frank. Hellerick. Inventory of the estate of Jane G. Parker showed she left $29,853 personalty. McAdoo Woman 'Mofher-of-Monh' ATLANTIC CITY, April 13 Mrs.

Alexander P. Patton. of 28 S. Cleveland McAdoo, mother of 12 children, has been selected as Atlantic City's Mother-of-the-Month" lor April and will come here as the city's guest to visit her son. Private Francis A.

Patton. 20, a patient at the Army's Thomas M. England General Hospital. Private Patton was wounded by shrapnel on 5, 1944. after landing In southern France with an infantry unit of the Seventh Army.

He was hospitalized here on Dec. 19. Purse Snatcher Flees With $60 Josephine McBride. 38. of 1605 N.

15th reported to police at 20th and Buttonwood sts. station that her handbag, containing $60 In cash, had been snatched from her hand by a man near 15th and Parrish sts. early this morning. She told police she was walking along Parrish st. when the man came up behind her, seized her bag and fled.

Clark ammond Funeral services will be held at 1907 Pine st. at 2 P. M. today for Clark Hammond, retired auditor, who died Tuesday. He was 67.

Mr. Hammond, who lived at 2430 i S. 13th was a former employe of the United Gas Improvement then served with the American Express Co. in the Far East for several years. He retired in 1925.

Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Theodore Debs TERRE HAUTE. April 13 'A. Theodore Debs, brother of the late Eugene V.

Debs. Presidential nominee of the Socialist Party several times, died in a hospital today. He had been his brother's secretary and assisted him In publication of the national magazine of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. Died PRESS. On April 11.

1945. 1PA widow- of Georse T. Press, formerlv of Oxford. Pa. Service on Saturdav.

at 11 A. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1S20 Chestnut st. Interment prixate.

RASMISSFN. At r'12 S. Hutchinson ApllI 12. 1'tl5 AMELIA wife of Thomas Rasmussen. Relatixes A friends In-x ited lo funeral service.

2 P. from Recan's Funeral Home. 5td AV Chester ave. Inter ment Mt. Peace Cem.

Viexx ine Sun. eve. RICF. April 12. of 4K1 1 Marvine I.AI'RA widow of William Rice.

Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral services. Wcslex- Harris Kehr Funeral Parlors. N. Broad 2 preclMdv. Int.

private. Friends may call Sundav ex'eninkT 7 to 9. RiiKISSliv April 12. 1945. MYRTLE TAI.LEY Funei al services Mon 3 P.

Frankcnfleld Funeral Home, Simpson and Athens aves Arrlmore. Pa Int ArlinKlon Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday. 7 to 9 P. M.

ROSFNFF.I.H. On April 12. 1915. MARGARET xvife of George C. Rosenteld.

Service and interment xxill he at 227 N. Summit Indiana-iolis. Ind. ROSFNMAV. April 11.

BESSIE, xvife of the late Bernard J. Rosenman. at 2ol .1 rtl.Hi. nil-Mi- -inn iiienii-. ni- iii.i-.-.

fnneial pn ic Sun 11 A M. I preciselv. Morrrs Rosenliere's Son Memo rial Chapel. 2ii9 Broad si. intcrmeni Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.

SCHWFINFI RTH. April 12. VMS. FREDERICK A of Pauline Pfaff Sehxxemfurth. Services P.

at his hi-me. Countv Line rd Hatboio. Pa Int. Ha'boro Cemeierv. Friends mav rail Sunday.

7 to 9 P. s('l I I. V. April 11. 1115 REV AI--FREP helox-ed son of the lale Edwaid anl Catherine fev.

ciclRy. relatives and friends are lnxited to atteno Dix me office. Mon. 10 A. M.

Solemn 1 Hish Mass. Church of St. Rosa of Lima. Haddon 11 A. lnl Calvary Cem Viexvinit Sun.

after 3 P. M. i Please omit rto-xer. SFIIS Aim. I 12 mi5.

of -Vr HARRY I.us- tu.nd of Fioiem-e S.ivis i nee Kreasi. fiiends. also all oi j-amalions of which he was a member aie mx it-d lo iftioeral. Mon 2 fiom Ibe Kmeison Tito. Funeral Home -UMsl pecatui st i 1 lolme.bui i lnl HiIIniiIi Cem.

Fl lends mav call Sun. 7 lo 9. s. Fit VI v. April 1.1.

YEi'TA. of Euclid moiher of Abe. Louis and Anna Pervin. Relatives, friends, invited to attend funeral services. .1 P.

M. pteriselx. Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st SMITH.

April 12, AMELIA M. wife of Chaile. O. Smith, of 5211 Rubiram -Service and interment prixate SPRIMilK. April II.

CATHERINE, wirlow of Henry. Springer I nee Knahct'. Relatixes and frien.1. ale inx-ileo to tuiii'ial. A Parlois of J.

K.ie.ili-m 17H Diamond st Ristuiem M-i-is, SI Church. IO A. lnl Holv Redeemer Cemetery. Viewing Sunday ex-e. April 12.

1945 ROBERT W. STOCKLEY. formerlv of 420 Snxder axe Relalixes ami friends inxiled to -rviees Tues 2 at Parlors of I David rme t. Riwxen Son. 5flth and C-rtha- Int.

prix ate. nends may call i Mi.orfav. 7 to 9 SHI I.M AN. April 13 FAY. belo-i-d ixxife of ttxxen A Shuiman of llic 1 Salle Apts.

Relatives and friends are inxiled to attend tunetai services. -iiin .1 pre-ieiv. Morris Rosenberc's Son Memorial Chapel. 2i9 N. Broad st.

Int. Mt. Sinai Cem. l( KFRs. Killed in March 1 P'I5 PFC JOSEPH P.

son of Joseph D. and Flmence M. nkcis ine YeiA-eii. and brother of Helen Vlr-keis. of 121 With st Relatixes and friends loxned to memorial services.

Sundax. April 15. at r. St. John's Lutheran Church.

Slvt st. and Columbia ave. WF.CKFRLY. April 11. EDWARD.

hu-hand of Sarah Wei-kerlx. a-rerl 71 xears. S-rvices 1 P. Apis. Wm.

il Battershv. 331R Broad st Int O.I.1 Fellows Cem. Viexxinc 7 to 9 P. M. WFISS.

April 13 DAVID husband of Sophie vvei.s. of 1 3fr2 7th st Rela fix ps and friends invited to services. Sun 11 A at Joseph I-evine A- Son's. 1512 Hioail .1. Int.

Mt. Jacob emelery. Wm.lMlWMt V. April 12 PEARL, wife of riv lale Ijhiis. Relatixes and friends inxiled to serx ices.

Sun 3 P. at her late residence. 12 Webster st. Int. Monte-flore Cemetery 1xNT.

April 12. ANNA wire of the John Wyant i nee Dolan Relatixes and fnenHs inx-ted to funeral. Mop A. at her la'e resirlpnre 11t7 o-ith (-jr-wtm N. R'nu'-m H'Zh -5 S.

fhurch th and Hint- f'd a 9AM Int. Calxary Cmeterx X'ip-xins Sundav evening i Roman. Prixate James V. -son of Mrs. Anna Roman, ho.l'2 Paschal! axe Stevens.

Private First Class James nephew of Reuhin E. Nork. 127 Wilson axe I'nner Pah-Weldon. Prixate First Class Robert son of Mrs l.xdia Atmlncton. V.

1Mb it. Chest et NAVY WOUNDED Clemmer. Marine Second Lieutenant Joel (... son of Mrs Harriet D. Clemmer.

521 East on road Glenside. Hull. Marine Corporal James son of Mr and Mrs. Grime Dull. 11)17 Ahineton axe railckl.

Marine (Gunnery Sergeant Slgnmnd son ol Mr. and Mis. Ilwnid Fallcki. 2552 E. Cambiia st Freltar.

Marine First IJeutenaot William husband if Mrs. William F. Freitag. 4111 Walnut st. Hamaker.

Lieutenant J.iha Fisher. s.in of Mi. and Mrs. John F. Hamaker.

'2KI0 Mori is toad. Atdmotc. MacAnanx. Marine CnrMral James son of Mr and Mrs. James A.

MacAnanx. 72.1 W. Butler si Malandra. Marine Prixate Vincent son of Mr and Mrs. Msreo Malandra.

J925 Pickinson st Polsker. Marine Prixate First Class fdasrd husband of Mrs Edxxard Pois- kei. Hi Church road Elkins Park. Kl.lMi. Marine Prixate Anlhonx.

son of MlP. and Mrs lonv Rispo. I4 Almond st Sihsarlr. Pharmacist's Mate Third Class Robert, son of Louis Schwartz. 20 st.

Sullivan. Marine Prixate First Claas Cnrne-lln. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sullivan.

520 E. Sedswlck st. NAVY MISSING Lieutenant John Frederick, sou of Mrs Helen Lorraine Gilkeson. 519 Wynnewood road. Menon Station.

PRISONERS OF WAR Germany: Arutstroim. Prixate Henry son of Mrs. Matilda Al msllong. ihltx Hnll lalle Ash. Prixate James husband of Mrs.

tlk'a Ash. 1511 lloopes si Rlreley. Staff Sergeant Pant son of Scott Bnelex. Wawa. Rlaek.

Prixate First Class Richard brother of Mis. Calhenoe Houck. 1525 Wl st Housekeeping. And ashed clothes in it. And did the ironinz in it.

And found it wonderfully convenient. So would you! If you had this first. floor laundry, you could keep an eve on the children, answer the phone and doorbell easily, do your wash in pleasant, well-lighted surroundings, and not have to carry anything up or down cellar stairs. The day will come when you have it. So small a spais can be "borrowed" in many homes; or added without great inconvenience.

It can easily be planned before a new home is built. And you can put everythin in it. Our nine-by-nine experiment contains a tub, washing machine, ironer, ironing board, and convenient shelves. There's room left for a heated drier, too, if you have one. Much of this equipment has been, or ill be, written up in our editorial columns.

Some ot it appears in our advertising pages. If you see it in either place, you know we have tried it out in the Good Sales in Net Issue 100's t.nxx- Clrsechs. Van Norm 'lb 3 13'. 13's 's Verti Stig '-h 1 11-s 13H 13l Victor f-hrm "(h fl "10' a J1S 30' a i 's 'a Carol Ch 4 4 4 Va-Cniot 6 I'f 3d 1 a 62' a Va KIA-P pf 5 100 121 121 121 Vir-r Rv 2' i 2 46'i 46', 465s Viie Rv pf 1 38 Si 38 38Si Waldorf' Svs 1a 4 15'i 15' 15'a "4 Walcreen 1 60 3 33 33 WalKleen pf 4 10 110 110 110 lkr Hir-GA-W 4 10 64' i 63' a 64' Walworth 17 101-. 9's 10'.

's ard Bak 4 2' i 2H 2' Warner Bros 17 13's 13'- 'a arren FA P. 2 311 31'i 31s 'a Waukesha Vol 1 2 21'. 21 'a 21's- Wayne Pump 2. 5 36'. 36-s 36...

Wi-h Eisen 9 9S 4-t Wesson Oil 1 3 26 25' i 25' 2 Ind Sue 1'd 16 24'i 231 Pa El 6pf 6 10 104 104 104 i Pa El 7pr 7 10 112 112 112 -1. Ta Pxvr pf 4 20 1171. 117; 's West Auto Sup 1 3 41'. 41 4V. Al West Md 5 5's 5'i West Md 2 3 21' 20 20S-1'a West Pacif 6 39'.

39 39'. -H West Pac pf 3V 3 77 76'i West Cnion A Mi 50 46'i 45 46', WestiliKAirB 12 29's 29's 29's Westin-; Elec 1h 23 134 130 133', 2'. eston El In 2 2 35 34 4 35 West aco 1 40 2 30 30 30 Westvaro pf4', 50 1 12' i 1 12' 1 12' Westvaco pf4'- 50 110H 1101-. 110H Western Air 3 19'. 19 woman in America should have to do Whl I.kE pf5', 40 103' 103' i Wheele stl 21 37 35', WhlgStl pr pf 5 190 92'i 90', While Dntl 30h 2 23V.

23'. White Mtr 4 29', 29'. White pf1c 50 87 87 Willys Overland. 72 18 103', 1 36 -a 1 23'. 87 18-s 12's 1 16 A 28 45' 89 71'i 37A, 15 23'.

1 48'. 1' 107 22 40 7 4 Wilson Ar Co .29 12's 12' a Wilson Jones :S.h 5 16 15Ta Woodward Ir 1 28 28 Woolworih 1 60 21 45'. 44', WoilhinEton 12 5ft', 55 orthn 4'', 1 89 8 Writ-lev 1 7U. 71'i Yale A- .60 6 37 37' York Coip 15b 15 14', Young Spline 1. 9 23' i 22 YnK.t Sheet 31 48 -s 46'.

Ynpst pf 5' 30 107 107 Yngst 9 22'. 21s. 7-Bith Radio 1b. 5 40'. 40 Zonite 79 7' a aPlus eviia hPaid or declared paval.li this year Accumula I ions paid or rierlalrd pax able Ibis year dPald last year.

eCash and or st.Kk. Complete sale. -dividend. riiiladelpliia Stocks I Friday. April 13 19451 Piv Sales Am CAE 1 60a.

170 Am Sioies 1 65 Am A- 9 217 Baldwin 1 -d 60 Bar her Asph 20 fTlrxsler 5 Cuitis 225 Pel Pw A- LI 1 258 El Sloic Btr-x- 2. 10 Gen Elec 1 60 216 Gen Motors 345 1.ehli;b CAN Id. 56 Nal Pw AV I.I 1364 NY (ennui lb 130 Pennroad Cp 9t9 Penna RR 2' -d 358 Penna Salt 100 Phila Elec 1 20. 1112 Plula Elec pf 1 210 I'hilco 'or 20b 5 Pub Seiv NJ 1 983 Radio Coip 20 57 Scott Pat! 1 80 75 Sears Rocbk 3a 91 SiM-i-nx 425 HiKli Loxv Close Ch. :33.

34'. 22' 21 'a 22' 4 163'. 163 's 28', 28'. 37v 37H 37's 100'. 100'.

110's 10 10 'a 21 20'i 48 'i 48, 48 '4 f42' 41'. 4-' l65'. 6S-. 13'. 13S 13V 9' H', 9' s.

23', 6'. 6-s 6'. 137'. 36'. -i 38'.

38'. 25 :24. 24'. J28'i -27'. 28 1.

34', 34'', 20 20 -l't 11l. 10'. 1lH 46', 46-s 105S 104'. 105 S. i- 16'.

16' 16'. 60'. 60' 60 'a "i 2'. 2' a 'a 1. 1'.

1'. 'a 43'. 42 43'. 1' 16'. 16 63'.

64'. The cellar-laundry is a nuisance, a dancer, a waMer ot time, and a cause of much unnecessary hard work. ft cvdak to mm tk (wdy at (iiMvd I Imisckecping, intend ro do everythint: we can to get the laundry our of the cellar and onto the first floor, where it belongs. And e're renewing our crusade ftr so tlir idea will lr well entrenched by the time laundry equipment is again available. To find out into how small a space we could tit a workable laundry, planned one just nine Jtft fquarf.

Then we built it here al (chv-1 it youA R0NT AAAIL I KIND OF BUSHED, ARENT AFTER 72 HOURS UP FRONT SORRy there's NO Rd Crott or other voluntaar work? War Bonds? blood to blood bank? tin, fat. paper, conserve fuel, tiret? Observe ceiling prices, pay ration points? preserve, and save food? nothing you do not need? often and cheerfully to Servlceinen? a Victory Garden? Repeat no rumors, guard your talk? TOTAL I Sun Oil 1ae Tiansit Inv pf I 'niled Cm 'ni '01 pi 1X.1- 1 35. Steel 1b 41 406 15 697 208 Total sales lor the day. 19 000 shares aPlus extra hPaid or derlaied payable tl-is veai cAcciimuInt ions paid or deciaicd pax able lilts year dPald last year eCas.t arid or stock lots hiRh or low for dax. xEx-dividend 'Net chance made by comparison xxith last sale on the Naxv York Stock Exchange.

Most Active Stocks NEW April 13 if. -The 15 most actixe stocks traded on the New Yoi Housekeeping Stock Exchange today: Net Lssue Sales Close chg Commwlih A Sou 139.300 'a -i a Cnlled Corp 84 900 1'. i olumlin Gas A Elec 82 500 5'. Amer Water Works 59 300 12', -1 Electric Pxx At I.t... 53 600 6'.

Consol E.lison 38 400 28'. -1's Amer Pw A Let 38 000 5'. North American Co 33.400 23 v. lnternl Tel A- Tel .28 700 27'. National Pxvr A- Let.

27 ROO 9'. Pub Service 21800 1 '-iifpd Slate. SippI 17 200 85' a 't V-. York Central 18 700 23' Hudson Motor 16 400 23'. Engineers Pub Serv 13 600 18's 1 Ail" The Homemakers Bureau of Standards FOR VICTORY BUY U.

S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS.