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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 9. 1945 16 adefgh TYPEWRITERS WANTED! R. Uirhixt Pnm Paid Am Standard Make.

We I LflVIQ I. 1X1110 Hiehert Prices Paid An Standard Make. We DEATHS Sgt. McGowan Rites A Solemn Requiem Memorial Mass Metropolitan Moments by ari.ine rtioce baluui uauu BUIUDY Kline. Ijiura Kniuht.

Henry R. I.li-hriian. Anna John V. Rarr. Katheone L.

KrninKer. Carrie C. Bren. Jam J. HriHltTirk.

John J. Anna Beck Dies; Retired Executive will be 3ung at 10 A. M. Saturday in St. Vincent's Church, Price and Oth CHESTNUT STS Rvram.

Kalph s. l4Mkhart. fny V. Lena Germantown. for Staff allaKhan.

atherine Macflmil. Itouuhl Sergeant Lawrence J. McGowan, who was killed in France on April 12. He lived at 483 Potterton Heights, and went overseas in November, Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M.

Friday from Lansdowne ave. and Garrett Drexel Hill, for David P. Rind, hardware merchant, who died Monday at his home, 371 Windermere Lansdowne. Mr. Rind had been a member of the hardware firm of Sanson and Roland, 505 Commerce since 1902.

His wife, Ida, and daughter, Mrs. Thomas A. Ross, both of Drexel Hill, survive. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery. terad, Hannah Owen ann.

James V. hapman. Iadse K. lr iillniiKh, i ath. raven, Mary VY.

1.. Meltcrnmtt. liobert fiillen. Joseph V. Nenierolsky.

Jennie Davenport. Joseph C. Norliirup. MarEaret S. IMrhl.

Unier I'atUia. Frank loepel. Hannah K. Kind. David P.

F.lv. Theodore Kivel. Fife, Horace R. Rule, Miss Fdna K. PABCO, NAIRN ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM Funeral services for Miss Anna S.

Beck, a pioneer woman business executive in Philadelphia, who died 1944. Sergeant McGowan had formerly been connected with the Army Air Sunday after a long illness, will be 1 1 ORDER YOUR FUEL OIL HOW EST. 85 YEARS CALL ALL. 8400 held at 2.30 P. M.

today at her residence, 221 E. Logan st. She was 81. Forces in Florida, but volunteered for the infantry. He is survived by his parents and a brother, Robert, who also served with the Army until his recent medical discharge.

Educated at Mrs. Head's School, t.arber-i!lrew, Sarah Srhweitcer. Candine r-rnriuVr. Klii. fillisse, James i.

Mdrl, Jefferson t.rnily. Sarah M. Simes. Alice M. (iilflin, II.

Josephine Sicher, liar'es K. HaKerlv. Nellie ('. M. Smith.

Alvina It. H. Hall. Pvt. Harry Snyder.

Mary A. Harkins. iiliam A. TiHihey, Alaria Helm. William Voshi ll.

Florence S. Hunt. Wi'liam ler. Harry Jeffers. Mary E.

Wells. Vsiliam G. John. Helen Wilt. Lizzie E.

Kaercher. Christian Wise. Warren H. Keller, Lizzie Woifer. Karol ne Keefer, Ma.v brlle A.

Zimmerman. Hilnva (Death Notices Appear on Page 32.) Germantow.n, she entered the paper business with her father, Charles Beck, retiring in 1920. Miss Beck was one of the founders of the Joseph Priestly House, and was an early member of the Old Germantown Edward Larney Edward Larney, an executive of the Curtis Publishing Co. for 30 years, died Monday at his home, 723 Braeburn Perm Valley, Nar-berth. His wife, Mary Ann, a daughter, Mary, and a brother, John Larney, of Brookline, survive.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1820 Chestnut st. Fri. Sat. 60th Fri. Sat Mon.

Choral Society, the Germantown Historical Society and the Unitarian Church of Germantown. A member of the Women's Association of St. Luke's Hospital, she was the donor of the St. Luke's Medal of Merit for bursars. nfoi John Ellis White Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. Friday for John Ellis White, of 1609 Ritner for many years the operator of a hansom cab outside the Reading Terminal and the Bellevue Stratford, who died Sunday in Philadelphia General Hospital. He was 77. Mr. White was well known to many prominent Philadelphians whom he served.

He is survived by five sons: John, George, Robert, Harry, Matthew, and two daughters, Marie and Helen. Services will be held at St. Monica's Church, 17th and Ritner sts. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. PAINLESS FOOT HEALTH Surviving are a sister, Adele a brother, Charles, and two Don't SUFFER NEEDLESSLY.

CORNS and CALLOUSES Can Be Removed Permanently if the Cause Is FOUND. DR. S. ADLER Orthopedic Foot Specialist CRYSTBLS rr.iiHjiiin.r-mjiVin nephews. Lieutenant Colonel Richard H.

Beck, and Carl A. Beck, of Cynwyd. Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Joseph C. Davenport Funeral services will be held at 2 P.

M. Friday at 378 S. Bellevue Langhorne, for Joseph C. Davenport, retired member of the Lang-horne-Middletown school board, who died yesterday at the home of a son, Woerner, Hulmeville Langhorne. He was 67.

Mr. Davenport was a former trustee of the Langhorne Fire a Mason and a member of the P. O. S. of A.

and Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is survived by another son, Charles C. Davenport, of Media, and three daughters, Mrs. Wilson E. Bachman and Mrs.

Clayton Ervin, both of Trenton, and Lydia E. Davenport, with the Coast Guard in Florida. 339 E. Wyoming Ave. at St, X-RAY DIAGNOSIS MIC 4615 "It won't do, Marvo nobody likes to see a Calvert Reserve Manhattan disappear that fej from.

to 24-inc V. I Ssfl stota rooti tara- ii Jff tally wrapBti. Oa Sol at Sear 3 Big Stores J. Winfield White Thoasands at satisfies cistomm will testify that Siper Crystals is the areatest time and money saer ef all hoasthold cleaners. Dissolve In water, it softens the hardest water, creates a foam which takes the place of any kind of soap.

It's soothinp to the most delicate hands. With seoer crystals vos can disreoard all other cleaners be-caise it's an all-perpose cleaner for yoar finest washable aarments. roes, apholstery. walls, woodwork linoleem. sanitas.

laandry. diapers, work-inf clothes, dishes, ilassware. pots and pans. FOR SALE AT KRESGE'S 5 10's J. Winfield White, wno retired in Robert F.

Engler Special to The Inquirer WILMINGTON, May 8. Robert F. Engler. an assistant in 1932 after 40 years service as a serve with cherry. How wonderfully Calvert Reserve blends with never overpowers other ingredients! Rare, pre-war quality makes it "the choicest whiskey yon can drink or serve" A much better trick is to make one appear this way: Use sweet vermouth, dry vermouth, Calvert Reserve (that's the magic of dash of bitters.

Stir don't shake) with ice; strain and magistrate in Upper Gwynedd Township, Montgomery County, died dustrial engineer for Triumph Ex UALITY RUGS at his home there yesterday. He was 93. plosives. Elkton, and former building contractor, died today Mr. White, who was born in Phila in the Memorial Hospital after two SINCE 1837 delphia, is survived by a son, Willard White, of Lansdale, and two daughters, Mrs.

Leona R. Berkheimer, of Calvert Distillers Corp- N.Y.C. Blended Whiskey: 86.8 Proof-655 Grain Neutral Spirits. Homes advertised for sale in The Inquirer Looking for a sewine machine? Frora are amnnc the finest In the city and sub- 1 time to time desirable used sevvir.e rna-urbs. If vou're planning to buy a home chines, attractively priced, are adverused consult Inauirer real estate ads first.

The Inquirer. Consult Inauirer want-ads. HERE IS A NEW EMERGENCY LOAN PLAN Guy W. Lockhart Funeral services will be held to-morrov at 2 P. M.

at 1820 Chestnut st. for Guy W. Locknart. manager of the American Optical Co. branch here, who died Sunday night at his Lansdale, and Mrs.

Estella R. Metz-ler, of Philadelphia. weeks illness. He was 47. Gimbel Executive Talks to Students Philadelphia's teachers, students and store managements have a flawwick SMagee Cr.

1209 CHESTNUT ST. home, 187 Glentay road, Lansdowne. Well known in the optical field. CAN be due to certain UfffcSTHA, liBfE when it is. you'll find W-WHtl powder from the "plasma" portion nt bottermilk can do wonders for you.

By putrefactive eolon (terms thn improving; intestinal floras W-WHXY ran relieve this important cause of manv intestinal disturbances including bad breath: UKly. mated toe cur: tired, irritability: bowel lo of appetite and other effect of bad rolon eiene. Lenerou 3- HO-mp sizes. SI $2. Mail orders TOTAL COST Foe 3 months YOU REPAY 3 payments of $8.84...

YOU RECEIVE A loan of $25 $50 $75 Mr. Lockhart had been associated mutual responsibility in building for with the American Optical Co. for 25 years, and had been manager of its branch at 1522 Chestnut st. since better business here. Arthur Kaufmann, executive head of Gimbel Brothers Store, told th3 student- Ill Ome XaAte pa wM fireve ff ijtsfiij'sWtit slfic Mlj fg members of the Future Merchants 1937.

He was manager previously of lOe eitra. a branch in Albany, N. Y. of Philadelphia last night at the organization's dinner and dance at Thw Total Cost less If Paid In Advance I Borrow up to $300 tali ei long as 12 months to pay. COME IN TO04Y! A.V.C.Crsditjhc W-WHEY For Better Intestinal Hygiene 1811 Spring Garden st.

He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Lockhart; a son. Carlyle, and two daushters, Mrs. Jeanette Brown and Mrs. Evelyn Slattery.

High school and vocational school students who are being trained in Pleant Tasting Cambridge Garlic tablets Used for relief ef High Blood Pressure Symptoms of Dizziness Tiredness salesmanship and store operation Pending removal to Albany, his body will rest in a temporary vault in comprise the group's membership. II N. JU MPER ST. LOG. 0533 West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Dr. Alexander J. Stoddard, superin tendent of public schools; Nathan QUALITY FOCDS SINCE 1869 (12th II. Opposite Wanamoker's) 5601 N. BROAD ST.

LIV. 1540 Also Norristown and W. Chester Kauffman, of West Philadelphia kl lniL CI BLTl. WAI.n?10n 1 High School, and Miss Lenora Schmuckler, president of the Future Robert L. McDermott Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. Saturday in the Church of the Holy Child for Robert L. McDermott, supervisor of the asbes Merchants, also spoke. Nervoasness Headache Ringing in the ears. Throbbing in the head.

2 Boxes for only $1.01 4 boxes $2.024 boxes $3.03 Woman Dies in Fall r.xtra Buy Now Sale Expires May 31st VITA HEALTH FOOD CO. tos insulating department of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, who died Monday in his home at 1417 W. Loudon Logan. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Mr.

McDermott is survived by his wife. Mrs. Marion H. Seifert McDermott. and two sisters.

Miss Nellie ins A SO. 16TH BUM DA 22 N. 9TH aV twin iw a gggggimKK KIT. After V-E Prayers A few minutes after she had attended church yesterday morning to give thanks that the European war was over and to pray for a son now stationed in Hawaii. Mrs.

Jennie Clavin. of 2811 Wharton was fatally injured in a fall near her home. Mrs. Clavin, who was 58, was the wife of the late Hugh Frank, out McDermott and Mrs. Hugh A HOUSE MAGAZINE ATTRACTS BUSINESS GOODWILL Edgar H.

Noilau Special to The Inquirer WILMINGTON. May 8. Edgar H. N'ollau, chemist and patent specialist with the Fabrics and standing boxer of a generation ago, who fought under the name "Yi Yi Erne." She is survived by a son, Cor poral Joseph of the Army Air Finishes Division of the du Pont died early today in the Me Forces, and three daughters, Mrs Marie Bache, of Philadelphia; Mrs Irene Hearon and Mrs. Edna Rosenberg, both of Upper Darby.

mortal Hospital after a short illness. He was 54. lyt rh foundation NOW for Pott War Salel.thut bridging the gap between Today'l ctuatitin and Tomorrow'! rveJv. increases fh pratfigt ef your Organization, and builds lasting Good Wil. Whan proparh diractad to am-pioyaat, mala for better relationship betwean labor and management.

Applications for Marriage Licenses fiertrude T. I-enhan. 19. Astion st nd William T. Kane.

19. 1547 N. Cad- and Joseph T. MrliuKh. 'JO.

tti Ocdcn st walader st. Atrncs 1. Kox. ''4. SSM S.

Lee and Let as show yea how fo Cecelia E. Hart. 22. 1125 W. Thompson and Thomas J.

Burkavich. 21. Wood- Kenneth J. Sheldon. 28, National Park.

N. side, N. Y. pat ear profitable Hmm Magaxine. Veronica J.

Nuccnt. 21. 4'Jat Chester and Milbert L. Lailner, 25. Plankm-ton.

S. Catherine M. O'Brien. 18. 441 Slst nd Joseph Cicerone.

26. 5136 Stiles st. (iliva li Matczak. 21. 4367 Edgemont Hubv Hardwirk.

20. 1215 Susoue- hanna and Ezekiel Anderson. 36. and William D. Daugherty.

21. 3133 Richmond st. tO Proof CortroM Lti N.J. I I i 2212 N. st.

Shirlce Branskv. 21. aooo ana i A jy w. w. COat.

BEOAP A awiipciaHU ao. e. a Jack Shapiro. 26. 405 Fitzgerald st.

I Theresa Kahev. is. 2611 w. uakdaie and William Wentzheimer. 21.

2450 Perot st. SUITS FOR DIVORCE BEGUN The following suits for divorce were begun in the Courts of Commlion Pleas. Mary K. MrKenzie. 36.

825 N. tVM and Charles L. Bliss. 41. Newburvport.

Mass. Krnestine M. White. 37. 103 N.

50th and Walter F. George. 36. 6072 N. Beech-vood st.

Leah Goldstein. 23. 1301 Chestnut and Sevmnur Kitrone. 23. 5(113 N.

Hwh st. Marv B. Mt-Donneli. 23. 5-15 E.

Wistcr and Daniel D. Hennessv. 22. 56-11 Hover st. l.aura Bokv.

22. 209 1-ehiKh and Kalph .1. Kennev. 23. Portland Ore.

Margaret K. Ttov. 20 ISTiS N. 7th st and Frederick J. 21.

N. II si Intrude Fox. 31). Lansdowne Pa and Joneph K. Nimei froh.

-132 W. Hut l-r st lli ttv Kuppcr. 22. Chester ave and I.iHinaid Greenhei u. 27.

3205 W. Columbia ave. F.leanor I-mkford. 23. 4X11 Snnire st and Joseph F.

Blanch. 31. 3813 Hamilton st. Carlotta Paranzino. 20.

171S S. Cleveland and Pasouale Picazio. 24. 2211 McKean st Anct-lina Granese. 24.

1222 E. Chellen and Louis Rickino, 26. 236 E. Spnncer st. UNITED STATES SURPLUS SALE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ITEMS THAT DEALERS CAN BUY ON THE "SPOT" AND TAKE HOME WITH THEM Timonium, Maryland, May 14, 15, 16 3 hompson Anita vs.

James. Rico Concclta vs. Armando. Kelly Helen vs. George Staples -Catherine vs Benjamin.

St'um Ruth vs. Ra mood Ludoirf vs EveUn Farman liannti vs Manama Tllus William vs Malgalel Tri'Cinner Julin vs EMie Johnson Mat trim itc I-'. Earl links --Kenneth Christine Givigllno Kmilv II Allied Mauro Rita K. vs. Rocco prm-ort Elizabeth vs.

harles. FJdndce Milton vs. Miriam Baker Albert. T. vs.

George (Annul 86 PROOP BIENDEO SCOTCH WHISKY PARK TllFORD import new york, h. t. ment i. Kstelle C. Walters.

2S. 5226 Arlmcton and Sam Nelson. 30. Portsmouth. Va.

Edna T. Shultz. 37. 1126 Marlyn road, and Frederick P. Dearie.

44. 6639 Leeds St. Hope S. Nolan. 27.

22S W. Willow Grove and Edward A. bmitn. 2o. Haworin.

N. J. Centrifugal pumps Tractors Concrete vibrators Plows (horse drawn) Air Compressors Pneumatic Hammers Trench Jacks Rock Bits Crawler cranes Scrapers (tractor drawn) Concrete Carts Rooters (tow type) Evelvn RlBCin. 2V. 1442 M.

Hirst and John Rerrv. 38. 2123 S. 58th st Marie C. Seifert.

26. 3156 W. Allechenv and Herbert R. Locan. 25.

Cleve land. France Toland 20. 314 Mentor st LOOXAT YotfiHAiR is your hair always well-iOomed? It can he without greasy goo, sissy smell, or scalp-drying alcohol That's the way Trol tames stubborn hair and keeps it tamed all day! and Rocer I. Pcasley. 22.

W. Brookville. Me. Mo I.ula Burton. 31.

1t4 N. 16th and Clifford Bmns. 43. 1814 N. 16th st Marv F.

McDonald. 20. 1407 N. 28lh st. anil John Kellv.

23. 5342 Delancev st Other Miscellaneous Items of Construction Equipment, also Various items of Farm Machinery, including 43 new horse-drawn carts. LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT FOR INSPECTION Nellie Rudzlnski. 31. 2222 Biandvwine and Peter Motruk.

43. 819 N. Taylor Ruth Olin. 17. 1636 W.

Erie ave and Raf.iel Mnesultt. 17. 1636 Erie ave Lihbv Press. 20. 2112 N.

41h and Edgewood Arsenal, Md. Kni 'W 1314 E. Luzerne st. Florence Hoffman. 32.

4109 Cambridge and Ralph Gerstenfeld. 39. Coatesville. Pa. Doris Dwell.

25. 5028 N. 10th and Solomon Creear. 35, 2629 S. 3d st.

Grace L. Seibert. 21. Haddonfleld. and Samuel H.

Schindler. 43. Camden. N. J.

Veronica Amendalia. 19. 1936 S. 10th Fort Miles, Lewes, Delaware Treasury Procurement Yard 2nd Virginia S. W.

Washington, D. C. 3rd Service Command Salvage Disposal Depot Frederick, Maryland and Aurelio Crisafulli, 29. Washington. D.

Alverda M. Kregar. 21. 4522 Spruce Aberdeen Proving Grounds Aberdeen, Maryland Treasury Procurement Warehouse 1911 No. Chester Street Baltimore, Maryland DATE OF INSPECTION i UP ann rrea uupa.

i. ijiiinan. wis. Marguerite R. Yocum.

19. 1624 Eyre WE PROMISE YOU be. U. S. Fat.

UC FOR HAIR CONTROL 7Vj TROL at your barber's. Buy it mt drug counters. 6 ozs. SOt, plus tax. THE ODF.LL INC.

NEWARK 5. N. J. Ml NOT ONLY The equipment at these points may be inspected there, from 9:00 A. M.

to 3:00 P. any day prior to the date of the sale. SYNCHRONIZED SPOT SALES Good Science BUT ow'sYour WIS utSeAJincc loniach? Bid on the Spot Pay on the Spot Inspect on the Spot Buy on the Spot WHENEVER YOU BORROW II MONEY FROM US H' your right to get a Bacardi Cocktail as it should be made! When you order this delightful drink, it must be made with Bacardi or it isn't a Bacardi Cocktail. The Supreme Court of New York has ruled sot It' your right not to listen to your barber! When you want to relax in blissful silence, and your barber stands there talking your ear off it's your right to doze off and not listen to a word he says! No Acid Pains? No Gas? No Heartburn? Eat Sensibly Without Pain? Then AH's Well with the World I Tbe pity is. so much suffering la often un-necessary 1 Folks who endure stomach or ulcer pains due to excess acids should try CDGA TABLETS, particularly now that it's so easy to see what CDGA may do for you in only 5 minutes.

UDGA tablets are not a "candy" and Loading and Blocking Without Charge Sales of these types of equipment are made through normal channels of trade to qualified dealers in farm or construction machinery, in accordance with the objectives of the Surplus Property Act. Persons in need of any of this equipment should immediately consult their dealers, who have full information as to the items on sale. The description of the items, their location at various sites, the method and conditions of sale, and all other pertinent facts, are in a bulletin issued by the Regional Office shown below and mailed to all dealers and distributors handling this equipment. Copies are available to anyone interested. Other sales of Construction and Farm Machinery are held every month in each of eleven regions, from coast to coast, on a fixed schedule.

Arxf sules: Region 8. Kansas City, May 17, 19. and Region 5. Chicago. May 21.

22, 23. For further information on the Columbus sale, bidders are invited to communicate with Surplus Property Office, 499 Pennsylvania N. Washington, D. Mr. R.

G. Willong. Machinery Section 2. Telephone Executive 6400. Department of Commerce Office of Surplus Property loom $10 to $300 FAMILY LOAN COi'OsatiOM DOWNTOWN 1420-1428 So.

Pann Finance Bldg Room 202 Tel. locus 5365 KENSINGTON 1831 S. Allegheny 2d Midway Theatre Bldg. Rm. 7 Tel Nebrasko4747 NORTH PHILADELPHIA 3653 N.

Broad St. S. c. cor. ne Ave.

Second Floo Sogomore 6100 FRANKFORD 4665 Frankford Ave. Opp.CircleTheatre Near Margaret Orthodox Ri terminal Second Floor Deowore 800 UPPER DARBY 6816 Market Street Center Bldg ut Even the LAW says. a Bacardi Cocktatl Nothing can Replace "BACrXROl And it' your pleasure to enjoy Bacardi smooth, mellow, unequaled in flavor in your Cocktail. Try one. It may le made cfVy without grenadine, or sweet with grenadine.

But insist on your right to Bacardi. (There's an ample supply available!) they do not contain just one ingredient. IMIA is coniwscd of three f.iKt-norking ingredients which work several ways in O'lickly relieving the acid pain. That is tiny over 2MI million have iH-vn used for relief of stomach and ulcer pains, pas. indiK'lie-n.

sensation, sour or Uset stomach, "morning after" distress and weak appetite, duo to excels acid. 25c Home Trial Must Convince or Double Money Back Get a 2.1c box of IK, A TAItl.ETS from your druKuist. Take as directd. If yoat don't see for yourself how I'KGA tabbed East of 69th Street Terminal Room 403 Tei. Boulevard 3500 Sherwood 6666 NORRISTOWN 73 East Main 2nd F1.

Telephone 4860 1 1 may help keep you from mi florin; another Ruling of Ui Y. Supreme Court, Aj4 38, 1036c A Baaaidi maJoih BaaasdL PtWBwaixk fanfMra, Now York, K.T. 1 stomach acid pam. double your moaey I btaeat. Drug stores evurywuere..