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Telephone Plainfield 6-8000 PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1945 CLASSIFIED ADS PAGE THIRTESN OBITUARIES Frank Fowler Service Arranged for 3Ionday South riainf leld Funeral services will be held Monday for Frank Fowler, 68, of 115 Iponard who died unexpectedly yesterday at Camp Kilmer, of coronary thrombosis. Mr. Fowler had been employed at Camp Kilmer since its eT ADDITIONAL SPORTS Painters Sweep Garaemen in Westfield Loop V-I field Al Lusardl's series of 616, climaxed by 247, stood out as Bonnettl Bros. Painters strengthened their grip on the top rung of the Recreation Bowling League by sweeping Knickerbocker Garage last night at the Recreation lanes.

The Painters three-game total of 2.894 was just four pins short of the mark set by them a month ago. Rodic Rubber holders of the cellar berth after dropping 12 games in a row, toolc the onener from Carmen's Barbers, former pacemakers, but dropped the other two by wide margins. Al Verdic's 233 featured Ha in rah Bros." two-game win over White Flash, Charlie Jaczko's 226 in the middle game saving them from a sweep. Venneri Construction Co. won the first two from the Brembles, but dropped the nightcap despite Al Stranich's 226.

Excellent Diner nicked the Elm Barbers for two in the other match. At meeting of team managers, Hamrah Bros, was awarded the protested foul line dispute game from Elm Barbers. Standings and scores: Team: Bonnettl Bros. Painter! Carmen's Barbers Pet 40 20 .67 37 23 .617 Real Estate for Sale 115 IN. BOUND BROOK Six-room house, tile bath, steam heat, screened porch, garage, laundry In basement.

62x128 lot in excellent location. 18.500. FETTERLY-HAELffJ Realtors Tel. Bound Brook 97 COMFORTABLE 6'-rootn house, oak floors, oil burner, hot water heat. Inq.

4(( Somerset St. TWO-FAMILY dwelling, corner W. Front St. at waynewuod Park, all improvements, tile baths with showers, separate henting units. $7,000.

Tel. Plfd 6-7047-W. Farms Land For Sale 117 HUNTERDON COUNTY. acres. five-room bungalow, two-car garage.

poultry houses, electric and drilled well. Buildings in good condition. $6,500. terms. Also other farms, country properties listed.

John R. Potts. Som-erville. N. J.

Tel. 2551. Lots Acreage 120 IN Shackamaxon Village, a residential community adjoining Shackamaxon Golf Club. All lots average at least one-third acre. For complete Informa tion Tel.

Westfield 2-1492. 2-1150 or 2-4619-J. or any broker. ii-ACRE, fine home site, excellent lo cation, reasonable. 8.

W. UUlan. Broker. Tel. Millinuton 205.

Property Wanted 125 SIX or seven-room house, improve ments, two or three acres. North Branch. Centerville, outskirts Sonier- ville. Cash. No agents.

Write R-168, Courier-News. WANTED: Small vacation cottage in vi cinity Red Bank. Write R-102, Courier-News. Want Your House Sold. Quickly? Call M.

Riegel Inc. 141 W. Second St Tel. Pi id 6-6050, evenings 6-Z269-W. SIX or seven-room house with two or three acres.

Mountainside or est-field vicinity, reasonable, good neighborhood and school district Write R-124. Courier-News. IF you want to sell your Real Estate and want quick action witn no HIGH PRESURE SALES TALK call Helen M. McCarthv, Realtor TeL Plfd 6-0181 233 V. Front St LIST your properties tor sals or (or rent with us.

GEO. M. CLARKE Realtors Babcock Bldg. TeL Plfd 6-02056-4693 IF YOU. ARE looking for a home or business property, consult F.

A. Martin, Realtor 185 North Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-4400 WANTED: Modern house, seven or eight rooms, with large lot. in Nether-wood or Evergreen section.

Early oc cupancy not important Give descrip tion. Write R-118, courier-! ews. WANTED: A two-family house in Plainfield or North Plainfield under $4,000. all cash. No brokers.

Write R-101. Courier-News. Used Cars For Sale 131 Johnson Triangle Garage Dodge and Plymouth Dealer North Dunellen. TeL 2-6656. PACKARD 1937.

seven pass, sedan. A-l condition. A. J. Orbach Co.

TeL Plld 6-9500. CHEVROLET Sedan, 1936. good tires. good condition. J300.

TeL I'ltil 6-3a4-. 32 28 .533 32 28 .533 31 29 .517 31 29 .517 30 30 .500 28 32 AM 28 32 .466 12 48 .200 peJln Thomas C. Powell, Retired Railway President Dies Dunellen Thomas Carr Powell! retired president of the Chicago and Eastern Railway who was educated In ptihlie schools here, died yesterday (Feb. 9, 1945) In New Orleans. He was 79.

Mr. Powell was born In Cincin nati and began his railroad career with the Queen and Crescent Route, now a part of the Southern Rail way, as acsistant general freight agent in 1895. At the beginning of the last war, Mr. Powell had become vicepresi- dent in charge of all operations of the Southern Railway. He was called to Washington as manager of inland traffic of the War Indus tries Board and special representative with the board of the United States Railrond Administration.

In 1919 he was appointed director of capital expenditures of the Railroad Administration and a member of the industrial board. In 1920, Mr. Powell was elected vicepresldent of the Erie Railroad in charge of traffic and development, a pots he held until 1925, when he became president of the Chicago Eastern Illinois. He was named chairman or the board in 1931 and retired soon afterward. During his career In Chicago he also served as president of the Chicago Western Indiana Railway, the Belt Railway of Chicago, Terminal Railway Association of St Louis and the Railway Express.

Agency. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. H. Fisk Tarbox; two grandsons. Thomas Rupsell and David Leigh Tarbox, and a sister, Mrs.

J. Edward Lytle. His wife, Mrs. Leigh Whittemore Powell, died in 1930. Summit Marine Dies In Action on Carrier Summit Pfc.

Donald Campbell White, U. S. Marine Corps, was killed In action Jan. 21 while serv ing as an anti-aircraft gunner on a carrier of the Third Fleet during an attack on Formosa, the War De partment has advised his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph P. White or 65 Oakridge Ave. Private White enlisted in the Ma rine Corps while a student in the Taft School, where he was a member of the varsity baseball, hockey and tennis teams. His father is a trustee of Rutgers University, New Brunswick.

Plan Memorial Service For Sgt. F. B. Hulsizer Clinton A memorial service for Sgt. Frank B.

Hulsizer who was killed Jan. 17 in France, will be held in the Clinton Presbyterian Church at 10.30 a. m. tomorrow. Herbert Cawley Post, American Le gion, High Bridge, and the local Boy Scout Troop 121 will attend.

The Rev. Theodore A. Rath, pastor, will preach on the sermon theme requested by the congregation, What Proof Is There for immor tality." Michael Zomhorka, 69 Scotch Plaint Michael Zomborka, 69, of 1634 E. Front died yea terday (Feb. 9, 1945) In Muhlen berg Hospital, Plainfield.

Born in Hungary. Mr. Zomborka -had re sided here since 1923, and was em ployed as a cabinet-maker with the Dri-Wood North Plainfield He was a communicant of St. Ber nard's Church, a member of the Carpenters' Brotherhood of Plain- field and of the Hakoczi Association of Bridgeport, Conn. He us survived by his widow, Mrs Teresa Buzatan Zomborka, at home; and his mother, brother and two sisters, all of Hungary; also 25 nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held at 9:30 am. Tuesday from the Hig s-ins "Home for Funerals." Plain field. A Requiem High Mass will follow at 10 a.m. In St, Bernard's Church. Interment will be In the family plot.

George Scheurman Funeral services for George Scheurman of 116 Church were held yesterday from his late resi dence. The Rev. Frederick L. Van Steen. pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church, officiated.

Pallbearers were Herman Peinhardt, Mill- ington; William Arflmon, Green Brook Township; Louis Bresky, Elizabeth; Clifford Mundy. North Plainfield; Pvt. Gerald McDon ough and James M. Senna, Plain field. Interment was tn Hillside Cemetery.

Mr. Scheurman died Tuesday in the hotme-of a brother, William Scheurman of Mountain Green Brook Township. Mrs. E. T.

Parent Members of the Rosary Confra ternity of St. Mary Church will hold services at 8:30 p. tn. tomor row In the Crescent Home, P. Casey and Son, for Mrs.

Elizabeth T. Parent, who died Thursday in her home at 314 Manson PI. Funeral services for Mrs. Parent will be held at 9:30 a. m.

Monday from the funeral home, followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass at 10 a. m. In St Mary's Church. Interment will be In St. Mary's Cemetery.

Frederick J. Dennis Greenwich, Conn. yP) Frederick J. Dennw, 56, a writer and native of Newark, N. died here Thursday of a heart attack.

He was a free lance magazine feature writer and an authority on 16th Century England. He had served at times as contributing edl tor of the Los Angeles Times and as editor of a magazine in Cali fornia. He leaves his widow and son and daughter. MISS A LICK G. 1IAY11E Chicago (V)Miss Alice Ilayde, t'7, retired associate editor of The New World, Catholic week ly, died last night.

Rtal Estate For Sal 119 $2,500. CASH REQCIRKD for three-famiiy INVESTMENT. Centrally located. Steam beat, all lmpt's, three-car garage. Mighty fine.

BCY at this low price of $5,250 Balance monthly payments. HIRSCH PINESS BROKERS W. Front St. Tel. Plfd 6-6677 Sundava or Evenings Tel.

Plfd 6-4348 or 6-4 93 POSSESSION' MARCH 1st Completely modernized oWer typ home with autoniatic hot water heat, center ceiling and fireplace in living room. 5en. dining room, exceptional kitchen, four good sized blroomj. ample closet space and two modern tile Nearly an acre of ground, in Hubbard School district. Asking (J.

MIXKOKI) COMPANY REALTORS SU Park Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-5SOO MODERN" Colonial, over half acre, near Watchung Reservation, living, dining room 15x32. kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, two-car garage, screened porch. Provision for two bedroom and bath upstairs.

$12,000. 7 Bayberry Lane, HountaiMide. Tel. Westfld 2-1895-M. ELX rooms and bath, two-car garage, Jefferon School section.

terms. LIDDEL.L. REAL, ESTATE 435 W. Fourth St Tel. Plfd 6-4269 CONVENIENT LOCATION Klce modern six rooms, steam heat, oil burner, spacious grounds.

$6,800. Mrs. A. Snyder. Broker.

TeL PL 6-6018-J FOR EARLY OCCUPANCY Within two blocks of one of Plain-field best schools. Eight rooms, bath, modem kitchen and first floor lavatory. Oil burner Two-car detached garage. ANNE WRIGHT. Realtor State Trust Co.

Bldg. TeL PHd 6-3904 EVERGREEN DISTRICT Bright sunshiny bouse. large living room, dining ruom. modern kitchen; second floor, four nice bedrooms, two baths; top floor, two rooms, bath: hot watier heat. coal, automatic stoker, oil burner available; two-car attached ga-ae; large lot.

PRICED AT $15,000 Open to Offer F. A. Martin, Realtor 185 North Ave. TeL Plfd 6-4400 SACRIFICE TWO-FAMILY Five rooms each apartment. Leland Avenue corner.

Asking S6.0O0. Private mortgage Mak- an offer. J. J. SCHWARTZ.

Realtor -Results Count" 35 Park Ave, Tel. Plfd 6-3777 Orxn Sundays 10 to 2 EAST SECOND STREET Newly redecorated house of seven rooms, oil heat good location. Can easily be converted into two-family. JOS. H.

VITOLO, Realtor 142 North Ave. TeL Plfd 6-6927 EVEN rooms, all garage, hot water heat hardwood floors, plot 60x 160; serins: Sfi.2on CATHERINE WICHT. Realtor 46 Mountain Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-0995.

LARGE buildinr now available lor cooperative residence apartments, furnished. 10 people, t-Vm each required, almost rent free. 32 rooms, large bus stop. 350 E. Main St, GOOD six-room house, can be used by on- or two families.

First floor three rooms, bath: scnd floor three rooms, hath: steam heat two-car garage. $4,000. LOnS JASIN. Broker 90S W. Front St ENGLISH STYLE Brick front rooms, sunparlor, breakfast nook, tile bath, steam, two-car garage; macadam drive.

This is of the nwr. better tvpe homes. MRS. JACKSON. ReaiW Tel.

Plfd 6-s Plfd 6-0082 full prl'-e this five-room bungalow that's VACANT. Lot TRslOS. Out Park Are. beyond city line. Steam heat screened porch, lovely trees, oversized trww garage.

Easy terms to right arty. J. 3. SCHWARTZ. Realtor -Results Count" im Park Ave.

Tel. PIM 6-S7T7 Open Sundays 10 to 2 "Want Fomethinp; Nice And Inexpensive? lr is a rtx-rrKm shingle house, all lmrwenents.Bautful Din. 60x3no. Tine, juiet residential street. Whittier 1 xariiru rivr minute wqm from Seventh St and bus.

ONLY $3,700. WT-m arranged. Helen M. McCarthy, Realtor 233 W. Front St TeL Plfd 6-01 SI BUSINESS Aato Bodies tTATION wagon bodies repaired, re-finished.

901 New Brunswick Ave, TeL Perth Am boy 4-5155-W. Bulbil Con rrea Modernizing CARPENTER work wanted, fobbing, alterations, A. Beeching. 101 W. Front St TeL Plfd 6-6S63-J.

WATCHUNG ROOFING SERVICE All kinds of roofs and sidings, repairs, tabulation. J. Lange. TeL Plfd S-7146-J or Lnkra villa 2-Ob67. Mason Contracting Brick.

Piaster and Cement Work. T. M. REDD. TeL Plfd 6-1385-J.

TILING BATHROOMS. KITCHENS. ROSS. Scotch Plains. Fanwd 2-7943.

ALL maon work expertly done. Jos. Fittipaldi A- Co. TeL Plfd 6-1611-W. Cesspools Septic Tanks CESS POOLS, septic tanks cleaned with modern equipment.

weld, aiiaaie-bush. TeL East Millstone 1503-J-L Exterminators Roaches. Bedbugs and All Vermin No Danger COMMUNITY EXTERMINATING CO. Tel. Plfd 6-63i9 or Dunellen 2-7079-J Union Glass Plfd 6 8844 Scree na.

combination screen doors, garace doors, storm sash and doors. Linoleum Asphalt Tile LINOLEUM floors, sink tops, wall covring. asphalt tile and repairs. E. K.

HEATH. Tel. Plfd 6-620 Refrigerator-Vacuum- Washers CONAWAT Refrireraf Uttt Kervice lei. Plfd -155L REFRIGERATION SLRV1CE Domestic Commercial. Service Parts All Makes.

A. Bloom. TeL Plfd 6-0678 COMMERCIAL refrigeration service. Somerset Repair Service. Plfd -404-M Plumbing- Heating PLUMBING AND HEATTNO Jobbing Promptly Attended Ts Tears of Experience P.

A. A SON Tel Plfd 6-0396 Sewing Machines SEWING machines, vacuum cleaners, bought, sold, also repaired. 106 Central Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-3333.

Welding W'ELIiINQ, gas and rlertrlc work anT terrified Navy welder. Wfc.LLI.NJ SERVICE tU. 25 an Mountain Art. TeL Somvl 2391 Real Estate For Sulo 1 15 ATTRACTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD and a comfortable eight-room home If a combination not always easy to find. especially with four bedrooms and two baths on the second floor.

The heat Is steam coal fired. There is an exceptionally nice back yard entirely closed in by hedges, and a two-car garage. Within walking distance of town and the Hubbard School, this house is an excellent buy today at $12,000. J. G.

MULFORD COMPANY EALTOP 301 Park Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-5800 Dignified Brick Residence On a beautifully shrubbed half acre plot. The nrst floor is unusual and nioft attractive. Both living room and dining room are of good size and have open fireplaces.

The kitchen, pantry and breakfast room are very nice. There Is a large sun room off of the dining room a grand place for children to play in the sun. A bedroom or den and lavatory complete this floor. There are two full sized and two small bedrooms and one large bath on the second floor. Steam heat.

oil. two-ear garage. The house is about 18 years old and is in excellent condition. Walking distance to Fan- wood Station and schools. Excellent neighborhood.

Price reduced to $14,500. li. CLAY FKIEDKICHS -Realtor X6 South Ave. Tel. Fan wood 2-7700 End Your Search Here Is a nice six-room house with steam heat one-car garage.

Just decorated outside, excellent condition inside, that the owner has just reduced the price to $4,950. Park Ave. near city line. 45-DAY POSSESSION. About $1,500 cash required, balance small payments.

Helen M. McCarthy, Realtor 233 W. Front St TeL Plfd 6-0181 PLAINFIELD Here i3 YOUR OPPORTUNITY" $6,900 VACANT and ready to move right in! Attractive, modern home with garage on plot 50'xl48' in convenient residential neighborhood. Spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, sun room, kitchen, rear screened porch on first floor. Four bright i cheerful bedrooms and tiled bath on second floor.

Economical hot water heating system. Terms. 'Phone or See NEW JERSEY REALTY COMPANY S30 Broad St. Newark 1. MArket 3-4305 NORTH PLAINFIELD Six rooms, enclosed norch.

sunoarlor. tile bath, insulated, lavatory, dark room. macadam anve. CHERRY DELL Six rooms, enclosed porch, insulated, garage with hot house, chicken coop. Lot 150x140.

Price $6,200. PATRICK HEDDEN. Broker 40 Codington Ave, TeL Plfd 6-7326 WATCHUNG. on Johnston's Ddive six-room seml-nungalow, pi.ijiN. Write 'K-li Courier-News.

PRICE $7,990 FRESHLY PAINTED COLONIAL QUIET RESIDENTIAL STREET Six rooms, sunparlor. fireplace, steam heat oak floors, garage, etc Half block to bus, short walk to grade school: Low taxes. Terms arranged. FRED C. FREEMAN.

Realtv 36 Compton Ave. Tel. Plfd 6-4646 OFF HILLSIDE AVE. Evergreen Section oiomai dwelling, large living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen-breekfaat nook, two large, one medium bedrooms, tile bath, shower, oil heat The Molter Agency Realtors 1J0 North Ave. TeL Plfd 6-4989 THREE houses.

1020 Sherman Ave. 1331 W. Fourth 318 E. Fifth St. all good.

Tel. Plld 6-3757-W (no brokers) TWO-FAMILY, rarages. steam, $4,500, located at 14i W. Third St, Plain'ield, separate heat, rents $50 month. As Ion as lc cash.

Italance terms. Owner Pramuk. Tel. Orange 2-914. WOODBR1DGE.

two-family. vacant like new. former owner transferred, built 1940. modern tile baths, science kitchens, five rooms each side, separate heaters, lot 60x100, at 56S-70 Almon near Rahway Ave. Price J9.000.

mortgage $7,000 for 25 years at 6. pay i monm principal ana interest, in spect any time. Key across street Tamuk. Tel. Orange 2-0914.

$1,000 DOWN BUYS THIS TWO-FAMILY DUPLEX HOUSE on uner ml, with two-car garage, on plot 50x125. near schools and bus. Priced to sen quick. 14.800, terms arranged Write P-2O0. Courier-News.

MODERN five-room bungalow. Cali- lornia style, gas heat, casement win dows. etc Something different In 1 home. See It and buv it Drice 17.750 Saturday afternoon, by app't only. TeL SERVICES Overhead Garage Doors 90LD INSTALLED SERVICED KOW MIC Co.

TeL Plfd 6-85 PaJntln-Paperhanjrln PAPttR HANGING and painting, first- ciass wnrxmnnsnip. at popular prices. Our reputation Is your ruarantee. Matzen. 208 Watchung Ave, opposite i-usiomc ieu rua o-ja.

PAINTING, first grade work, estimates given tree. MICHAEL ANGELO T14 Coolldge St TeL Plfd 6-M7I Panerhanrtna; and Painttns Flrst-Clss Work. Estimates Free JMAllO.NAI. WALLPAPER OTV 109 Watchung Ave. TeL Plfd 6-4763 PAPERHANGING PAINTING Rooms papered.

112.95 up. Miller. Free estimates. TEL PLFD 1S-W Rubbish Remo-ed REMOVE ashes and rubbish. Plainfield and vicinity.

Tel. Plfd 6-1588. Radios Repaired RADIO SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRS RUBIN. TeL Plfd 6-8565 Stenography Typing TTPLNO. nlrneographing.

etc. Florence N. Scott 817 First PL Plfd 6-6584. Tailoring-Para Remodeled SETTLES KL'RRIER Coats Rn odeled. Repaired and Relined JACKETS MADF Tft fiHnvR 360 Sumner Ave TeL Plfd 6-52J9-M.

Moving and Trucking LOADS wanted to and from Albany. N. Pittsburgh. Pa. Washington.

D. and Virginia. Sargent's Insured Interstate Moving Tel. Westfield 2-3033. COLK-S SERVICE CAREFUL MOVERS fL Plfd 6-6611 Nights 6-9247-R.

A HILL Moving express, two covered vans. REASONABLE RATES. TeL Plfd 6-7391 NORTH AVE. FIREPROOF STORAGE Phone for rates on moving-storage. Separate locked rooms.

637 North Ave, leL Pltd 6-6733. nights 6-13W or 6-0827-J. ECONOMY EXPRESS SERVICE MOVING. STORAGE. CRATING TeL Plfd 6-4122 ECONOMICAL moving anywhere, crating, storaga.

Allied Van. Townsend. 24 1 North Ava, Westfield. TeL 2-4464. Movers of Fine Furniture Also Trucking.

Rigging HENRY WIKRENCA 421 tt. Fifth SL TeL Plfd 6-5763 LONG distance moving: Fireproof stor ag. narking, crating Acent Allied Vans. Siseer Bros. Inc.

BomervUla, riaioiieia. ntw ttrunsw ic. Pfc. John F. Calvi Killed in Action In Northern Italy Nineteen-year-old Pfc.

John T. Calvl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salva-tore Calvl of 35 Grove was killed In action Oct. 24 while serving with the infantry In Norther-Italy, the War Department an nounced today.

Private Calvi had been overseas a year and six months. In the Army since May 5, 1943, the young infantryman was wound ed in May a year later, but returned to the front several weeks after. He was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge and the Purple Heart. Private Calvl survived by his parents; four brothers, Nicholas. seaman third class; Daniel, a pri vate first class in the South Pacific; Rocco and George Calvl, both at home; and a sister, Mrs.

Stanley Phillips, also of the Grove St. ad dress. Mrs. W. C.

Parker Rites Tomorrow Klrmington Funeral service for Mrs. Willard C. Parker, 83 years old, of 142 Main who died un expectedly Wednesday at Miami. will be held at the Holcomb Funeral Home tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

The Rev. Marshall Harrington, D. pastor of the Flemington Presbyterian Church, will officiate and interment will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Flemington. Mrs. Parker was born in Fleming- ton Feb.

17, 1861, daughter of th late Joseph H. and Margaret Bellis Hlggins, and was a lifelong resident nere. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and of the Flemington Women's Club. She leaves two sons. George R.

Parker and Russell Parker of Flem ington; three grandsons, all set-virgin the armed forces, Willard Parker, in the PhilUppines; Tech. Sgt. George Parker, at Fort Benting, Georgia; and Corp. Abram Parker, in Tampa, one greatgrandchild, one sister. Mrs.

Ella Klase of Bloomfield; and one brother. Charles Higgina of Cleveland, Ohio. Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p.m. at tha funeral home here. Mrs.

Japer Brown Gtllett Mrs. Margaret Connelly Brown, wire of Jasper Cornish Brown of Myersvtlle died Thursday (Feb. 8, 1945) in Dover General Hospital. She was born Elizabeth, and was a member of tha Long Hill Community Club an active In projects of the Passaic Township Branch of the SaxnmJt Chapter, American Red Cross. Surviving, besides her husband, are a sister, Mrs.

Charles A. Jepaon. and a brother, James Connelly, both of Elizabeth. Services will be held in the Me-Namara Funeral Home, Summit, at 9:30 a. m.

Monday, followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass' at 10 a. m. in t. Theresa's Church. Summit Interment will be In ML Olivet Cemetery, Elizabeth.

Mrs. Joseph Luardi Hampton Mrs. Mary Lusardi, 43, wife of Joseph Lusardi of Main St, died yesterday 9. 1945 in Warren Hospital, Phlllipsburg. where she was taken a week previ ous with pneumonia.

Born In Italy, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rettl. Besides her husband, she leaves three children, Italo, Angela and Lewis, all at home; a brother and a sister, both in Italy. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday, with a High Re quiem Maeis at 10 a. m. In St. Ann's Catholic Church In charge of tha Rev.

Joseph Miller. Interment will be in St. Ann's Cemetery. De-tha rOWLCI Suddenly, on Friday. Feb ruary 9.

Frank, beloved nu.ranJ of Elizabeth Banyik Fouler of lli Leonard Avenue, South Plainfield. Service at the A. M. Runvon A Son, Home for Services." 900 'Park Ave nue. Plainfield.

on Monday. Febru ary 12. at 2 d. m. Interment Hillside Cemetery.

r-iainneia xoaaje a. f. J. Elks, will conduct their service at the "Home for Services" on Sundav at 8:15 p. tn.

-10 VAN WHniOJ Elizabeth Ringle. sud denly, on February 8. 1945. widow of Franklin F. and mother of Franklin W.

Van Winkle, residence 350 West Dudley Avenue. Westfield. N. J. Service at Grav's Funeral Home, US East Broad Street, Westfield, on Monday, February 12.

at 1 p. m. Interment Arlington Cemetery, Arlington, N. J. 10 -OMEORKA Michael.

husband of Theresa Buzatan Zomborka. residence 1634 East Front Street Scotch Plains, N. on Friday. February 9. Funeral will be held-from the Hisr-gins "Home for Funerals." 309 West Eighth Street Plainfield.

N. Tuesday. February 13. at 9:30 a. m.

Requiem High Mass SL Bernard's Church, 10 a. m. Interment in family plot. 13 Card of Thanks The family of the late Georee Scheur man wishes to thank friends and neigh bors lor tne Kindness shown dunng-its recent bereavement Special thaxks to pallbearers, those who sent floral tributes. Rev.

Frederick Van Steen. who officiated, and to the Thomas Keiser Funeral Home. Judith M. Scheurman 10 FLOWERS For Every Occasion GRAY'S FLORIST Route 29 Mountain Ave. N.

Plainfield Plfd. 6-1466 Keep Buying War Bonds and Stamp MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME THOMAS C. KEISER "If' 400 Franklin Plica Phones Plfd A- Raw York Offloa 597 Lastngtos Av I'hnre 'Mara 5300 4848 r- -cw. I opening, and was chief engineer of refrigeration there. Born in Dover, he has resided in this vicinity for 25 years.

He was a member of Plainfield Lodge 885, BPO Elks. Mr. Fowler is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Banyik Fowler; two step-sons, Joseph Sabo of Union and William Sabo of 322 Prescott Plainfield; one sister, Mrs. Wilbur Wright of Milford, and one brother, Edward Fowler of Philadelphia; also several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services for Mr. Fowler are scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday from the A. M. Runyon and Son Home for Services," Plainfield.

The Rev. George J. Teets, pastor of the South Plainfield Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will be In Hillside Cemetery. Plainfield Lodge of Elks will hold services for the late brother at 8:15 p.m.

tomorrow in ths funeral home. Charles E. Mulligan Bound Brook Funeral services for Charles Edward Mulligan, E. Main were held yesterday afternoon in the Taggart Funeral Home in charge of the Rev. J.

Clarence Miller, pastor of the Bound Brook Congregational Church. Interment followed in Bound Brook Cemetery. Bearers were John Poremba, James Grill and William Emmons, fellow-workers of Mulligan at the Bound Brook Public Service; Rus sell Huff, John Warner and Gebrge Sheehan, all of this borough. Mr. Mulligan died Tuesday morn ing in his home.

Miss Elizabeth Johnston Plurkemin Miss Elizabeth Char lotte Johnston, 86, who fractured her hip about a month ago while visiting her brother, William Johnston, here, died today (Feb. 10, 1945) In Somerset Hospital, Somer- ville. Miss Johnston was a former resident of Cresskill, Bergen County. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Layton Funeral Home, Bedminster, in charge of the Rev.

William A. Wagar, pastor of the Pluckemin Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in the Pluckemin Cemetery. Rev. F.

W. Schiffler Somerville The Rev. Frederick William Schiffler, 39, died unex pectedly of a heart attack yester day at bis home in Newark. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral will be held at 3 p.m.

Mon day in the New Chapel at Zarepath, the Rev. R. Wilson officiating. Burial will be in the Zarepath Cemetery. of A Council InstallsOfficers C'l-rk TownhJp Mrs.

Doris Nordlin was installed this week as councilor of Abraham Clark Council, Daughters of America, and Mrs. Ruth Dierksen was installed as warden. George Drake of Kathryn state deputy, was the installing officer. Two candidates were elected into membership and will be initiated at a later meeting. Plans also were made to entertain state officers In May.

It was decided to award a $2.50 prize to the outstanding boy and girl graduate of Abraham Clark School at the eighth grade graduation exercises in June. Letters of thanks were read from service men who were sent gifts by the council. A public card partv was planned for Thursday night, Mar. 1 in the home of Mrs. Alice Schlesser of 42 Kathryn St.

A "secret pal" club was organized for the ensuing year. Maxfiehl's 235 Pact? Ileitiiians to 2-Came Win West field Maxfield's 235 stood out as Heitmans took two from the MacCabes Thursday at the YifCA lanes to go into a tie with the Berrys for lead position of the second half of the Presbvterian Bowling League. The former pace- maKers lost two to the Dinnys. Standings and scores: leans: Pet oerrys neumans 9 A Ann Dinnys a 7 sn McCabes 4 11 .267 Berrys (I) Dinnys (S burton 127 123 155 Cadmus 172 121 176 Jones 125 169 138 Brunner 132 140 141 Lttch'ann 91 140 150 Seeley 152 151 148 Skelly 157 113 147 Parker 177 126 182 Hermann 185 1M 190 Dln oodle 193 114 191 Handicap 6 6 6 Totals 691 707 786 Totals 826 652 S37 Heitmans McCabe (1) Rauth 174 189 167 Denny 142 210 118 161 155 170 116 153 153 Max field Mather Heir man Cory 235 137 179 Brown 131 125 187 Miller 163 203 142 McCabe 175 188 149 Orander iHandic'p 150 161 120 179 146 129 33 33 33 Totals 878 843 824 Totals 781 838 723 Mountainside Seeks County Aid on Roads Elizabeth Bureau of The Courier-Hews Llizabeth Board of Freeholders yesterday received resolutions from Mountainside relative to repairs and improvements of certain streets there with state aid funds and seek ing the county's cooperation. Mrs.

Martha Wendell, this city, was named secretary to Director William I. McMane at $1,200 per annum. Poultry New York 1 API Live and dressed poultry, firm; prices unchanged. New York (API Ekrs, 64.387; steady. Current general wholesale prices follow: Mixed Colors: Extras.

No. 1 to No. 4, 45 lbs. and over. Medium, 40-44 38 3: Sinndard.

No. 1 to No. 4. 45 lbs. and over.

36 Current Receipts. 36.3; Dirties. 43 lbs. 35.3: Checks. 35.3.

Whites: Extras. No. 1 to No. 4. 45 lbs.

and over, Midwestern, 396-41 3: Nearby, 39.6-41.3; Medium, 40-44 Midwestern. 38 3: Nearbv. 38.3. Browns: Extras. No.

1 to No. 4, 45 lbs. and over. Midwestern. 39 6-41 3: Nearbv, 39 6-41 3: Medium, 40-44 Midwestern.

38 Nearby. 38 3. Potatoes New York AP) Pnlatnen. firm. Long (Mand, IliO-lb.

snrk. Clreen Mountain. Smith U. 8. No.

1. Mine 3 f7; lr.e "11'. 3 17-J 25. Maine. 1 00-lb.

sack, a reef Mountain nn! Katiihrlm. sire 3 15: f.O-lb arh. Ore i Mnvnltn mrt KrMihdin. I Sl-fts N. Y.

Untae. M-lh. sack, Oreen Mountains sir "A 182. KII.I.KI) IN ITALY -l'- John K. C'alvl of irove- SSL, wm killed on the Jtullnn front Oct.

24, according to thet War Department. Overseas since September, 1943, he had previously been wounded in May, 1944. E. Van Winkle Westfield Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Van Winkle of 350 W.

Dudley widow of Franklin F. Van Winkle, will be held from Gray's Funeral Home Monday at 1 p. m. The Rev. John Wesley Lord, pastor of the First Methodist Church, will officiate.

Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery, Arlington. Mrs. Van Winkle died unexpect edly Thursday night (Feb. 8, 1945) in her home. Born in Jeraey city, she had resided in Westfield 19 years, and is survived by a son, Franklin H.

Van Winkle. Mrs. Henry C. Howell Westfield Ruby S. Howell, wife of Henry Clay Howell of Washington, D.

formerly of W. Dud ley died unexpectedly In her home Thursday (Feb. 8, 1945). Funeral services will be held Mon day at 11 a. m.

from Gray's Funeral Home. The Rev. William K. Mc-Kinney, pastor emeritus of the Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be in ML Pleasant Cemetery, Newark.

Surviving Mrs. Howell, besides husband, is one daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mea of New Providence. GEN. SIR ARCHIBALD MURRAY Hamilton.

Gen. Sir Archibald Murray, former chief of the British Imperial general staff. died last night in his home In Sur rey, England, according to word received by relatives. THE VERY REV. M.

J. FOLEY Jersey City (JP) The Very Rev. Martin J. Foley, O. 71.

preacher general of the Dominican Order since 1938, died last night. He was born In Boston. Deaths in Jersey Jersey City The Very Rev. Mar tin J. Foley.

O. 71. retired head of the Sacred Heart Priory here. Maple wood Louis A. Kass, 74, vicepresldent of Ioul A.

Kaas Newark insecticide manufacturing concern he founded 43 years ago. Bloomf iel The Rev. Jacob Schoettle, 79. retired minister who served pastorates In the Evangelical and Reformed Church of North America In New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Hillside Clarence E.

Berry. 61, an engineer with the Western" Electric Company In Chicago and at the Kearny works for 45- years. Orange Miss Mary F. Bradshaw, 88, retired music teacher who taught here and In Carnegie Hall, New York, for many years. Long Branch Capt.

Arthur on Bijur. TTSA, killed In action Luzon, Jan. 14. North Arlington Alfred Dennis LaTendresse, J52, clerk in the North Arlington recorder's office since 1937. Newark Emmet J.

Crosson, 63, field engineer for Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem, for 23 years. East Orange Mrs. Alta Orlefer, 70, mother of Ben Griefer of this place, who is managing director of the Paramount and Adams Thea ters, Newark. Andover C. Edward Fee, 58, for mer sales executive with General Electric, Lamp Division, Newark, and lately with the Planning De partment of Picatlnny Arsenal, Dover.

Point Pleasant Cecil A. Farr, 47, supervisor for 18 years at Western Electric, Kearny. Elizabeth Giovanni Corallo, 59, an employe of Bayway Refinery Co, here for 26 years. Kearny Mrs. William Calmar, 67, whose husband was a councilman here from 1935-1939.

Arlington 'William A. Lawrence, 63, retired hardware salesman for C. J. Smith and New York. Newark Frederick J.

Dennis, 56, native of this city, and a free lance magazine feature writer and an authority on 16th Century England CRESCENT HOME" P. CASEY SON DEBECTOB OP 151 EAST SEVENTH ST. AT CBXSCNT AVEltU Tel. Plainfield 0-2331 'ft 3 A. M.

RUNYON SON "HOME lor SMtriCEST K-NNETH RILVYON. Propnator JAMES BUCKLEY. Director Established 1860 1)110 PARK AVK Tel. Plfd. 6-0040 fMHCia Knickerbocker Oarage nremoie Elm Barbers Excellent Diner Venneri Co White PlHth Hamrah Bros.

Rodic Rubber Co. Knirkerborke'r (01 Hnnnrlti RrM Bender 168 170 164 A Lus'dl 183 IM 247 Fontinelli 165 108 166 Jn B'ti 178 200 209 Mulford 201 126 Deller 18J 202 Romano 165 144 Lus'dl 191 187 168 Lupean 184 164 152 Jj. B'ti 201 183 197 Materia 178 160 Totals 883 745 786 Totals 944 968 980 Carmen's Barbers i Rodte Rubber (I) Mack 20i 179 182 Yarger 12 142 152 111 125 150 Yarussl 133 Morhart Kos 145 157 163 Oaito Norbut 178 152 170 Dickey Lanti 159 192 DISano Stracuzzl 134 IMulford Gaito 211 155 178 145 168 140 208 165 173 213 137 Totals 876 833 868 Totals 823 813 752 Excellent Diner (2) Elm Barbers (1) DeSalvo 193 211 156 Clark 176 170 168 Pot! 146 175 165 Buccino 137 168 155 142 Rolf 151 160 162 217 162 170 Rocco 124 169 171 187 199 162 Clark 191 212 179 Clark 172 148 Chris'no Mover Stiles Totals 911 902 795 Totals 779 883 829 White Flash (1) Hararahs 12) Schulz 169 168 173 Potter 169 149 207 Plummer 135 185 ltt5 Shuuard 200 187 174 Engbers 117 119 155 Arts 170 160 155 Campbell 177 164 233 16 155 Jaczko 138 226 177 Logest 144 137 167 Totals 736 862 844 Totals 916 801 858 Rrembles (I) Vennerls (21 Bo-den 192 168 170 Hencock 143 167 148 120 1J 1B4 Savora 210 165 177 189 150 lOOiVennrri 149 119 144 Civaudan 160 146 180 Stranich 196 178 226 Warren 146 158 211 Ricardo 163 206 185 Totals 806 785 945 Totals 860 835 Bergen Bears Gain Vengeance Tallying heavily In the first and last sessions, the Bergen Bears gained vengeance for an earlier set back when they handed the Plain- field JCC five a 43-27 defeat at the JCC court this week. The Bears achieved a 10-polnt edge In the Initial period by outscoring the homesters. 16-6.

JCC rallied in the next two quarters to draw within four points of the Bears at the con elusion of the third quarter. However, the Bears, aided by manager Clem Kantvs fine strategy. clicked smoothly as a unit In the last quarter. The Bears consistently ripped JCC's -one defense to shreds and broke through for numerous close shots to outscore the home sters. 17-4.

In the final quarter and win handily, George (Jovlick ld the winners with 10 points, while Joe Sperr and Tony Jembrysok tied for runnerup honors with eight each. Goldberg and Shrnger tallied six apiece for the losers. Lineups: Plainfield J. C. O.

Bergen Bears o. t. pj o. p. r.

Hess. r. 2 1 R'Siwrr. f. 4 8 Gordon, f.

0 0 0 Wilson, f. 1 SufTess. f. 2 0 4 Smith, f. 3 Goldberg, c.

3 0 C.Santy, f. 0 3 7 0 minsky. g. 2 0 4-Cospito. e.

1 Shrager. g. 3 0 6 Kraieski, g. 0 Strom, g. 0 0 0 J'mb'sllt, g.

4 Weisman, g. 1 0 2 A.Santy. g. 2 3 0 8 4 Govllck. 4 2 10 Total 13 1 27i Score by periods: j.

c. Total 19 5 43 6 16 12 8 427 1743 Bears Referee Bimbaum. Umpire Celfond. Smyths Post Upset Win Over Leading Brehoecks Westfield The Smyths surprised with a two-game win over the Bre-boeck, pacemakers of the Women's Recreation Bowling League, Wednesday at the Recreation lanes. The Hrudas dropped the opener only to the Horns in the other match.

Standings and scores: Teams: Pet .778 .500 .444 .278 Breboecks 14 4 Hrudas 9 Smytha 10 Horns 5 13 Hradax (21 Horns (1) Hruda 12 162 159 Horn 13 137 146 Hutton 118 114 160 Twaits 130 1 04 136 Stalk cht 146 152 111 Muters'h 108 126 125 Hayden 145 143 157 Drake 168 166 154 9 0 9 Totals 571 571 667 Totals 578 542 970 Smyths (2) Breboecks (1) 9mvth 134 106 133 Smith 145 194 174 Hall 116 112 142 Uttle'on 116 142 93 Boyd 139 138 99 Halsev 115 104 146 Johnston 126 146 189 127 176 142 Handicap 19 19 19 Totals 534 521 682 Totals 503 616 555 Ramblers in Garden New York (P) Notre Pame's basketball squad will make it? 12th annual appearance against rew lork university at Madison Square Garden tonight. The Ram- Diers nave won nine or the previous 11 games including last year's by a 59-53 score. lgal Notices t'NION mi'NTV imPIN'S" COI RT III the Matter of the KM Hie of CKOROE A. JOHNSON. Deceased.

On petition lor Sale of Lands to pay debts. ORDER TO SHOW C'AUSK O'irnet Johnson. Administrator of the Estate ol orite A Johnson, deceased, having exhibited under oath a true account of the personal estate and debts of said Intestate, whereby It appears that the personal estate of the said Oeorpe A. Johnson, deceased. Is Insufficient to pay his debts and requesting the aid of the Court in the premises It Is thereupon on this 8th day of January.

1945 ORDERED that all persons interested In the lands tenements, hereditaments and real estate of the said Oeorke A. Johnson, deceased, appear before this court at the court House, in the city of Ellr.aueln. on 'he uth da of Mareh. 1945 at 10 a to show cause why so mucn 01 tne sain lands tenements. hereditaments and rcnl estate ot the mid tieorge A Johnson, deceased, should not he sold as ir ha miiTicient to osv his debts It is further Ordered that this order be published In the Plainfield Courier-News, one ot ttie newsnnnns of this stale, for six Bt least once In cai li week prior to tne (luti nxed herein Edward a MrORATH Judge OTTO JR Surrogate.

iU-bl-oa DnADn 1Q1U lilK 1 1 a crrwl hotF 1 til I nnv fim Wm Schwa-, 116 Madison Ave. Apt. 1L PLYMOUTH 1935 4-door Sedan, very good condition. 468 w. Front St.

Tel. Plfd 6-32S3. CHEVROLET 2-door, 1933. good condi tion. Can be seen at sun touper btauon.

Church and Third Sts. CHEVROLET Sedan. 1936. $2.0. 31.

Hague. 780 Prospect WesttK-U. Autos Wanted 136 WILL PAY CASH for good Used Cars, H. O. B.

Motor Sales Fifth EL. Cor. Cleveland At-TeL Plfd 6-0081 USED CARS WANTED Highest Prices Paid RAW.SON MOTORS INC. 112-118 E. Fourth SL WE PAT HIGHEST PRICES For Tour Car LAINQ MOTOR CAR CO.

134 E. Fourth St TeL Plfd 6-3241 LET YOUR CARGO TO WAR Sea W. J. CLARK Th man who is known frr top prices J03 Somerset SL Plfd 6-2239 Fan wood 2-7808-M WILL PAY CASn For good e-cyUnder, 6-pasaengr oars A. 1 1H tiwian 111 W.

Fifth St. TeL Plfd 6-4860 WANTED: Late model car, four-door sedan or convertible coupe, jrom private party. TeL Plfd 6-3422. MANY people wonder how it is possible for mo to pay ine lancy iriie i for used cars, regardless of make or modeL The answer Is simple. I'd rather make a small profit on your car than no profit at ail.

Tel. RALPH LEE. Plfd 6-34L 413 somerset at. WANTED from private owner, good car, sedan or coupe, lei. fiia s-aod-i.

Legal Notice IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY 1.W1J7 TV. HUTS nVARlMO By virtue oi an oraer oi me toori vi Chancery of the State of New Jersey made nn thr 9irii diT of January. 194 In a cause wherein Mary O. Clearino is Petitioner and you are Defendant, you are hereby required to answer the petition of Petition er on or Deiore ine iq aay oi mmra next, and in default tnereoi. sucn oecree will be rendered asainst you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and Just.

The object of said suit is to obtain a decree of divorc beteen said Petitioner and you. January 26th. 1945. CARROLL W. HOPKINS.

Solicitor of Petitioner. 211 Park Avenue. Plainfield. New Jersey Fees $10 08 12 27-4t-oaw NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. That the Intermediate account of the subscribers.

Trustee of the trust created In and by Art. of the last Will and Testament of JOSEPH A VAN MATER, deceased, for the benefit ot Huldah Van Mater Spader, et al for the period from Nov 18. 1943 to November IS. 1644. will be audited and stated br the Burrotrate.

and reported for settlement to the Orphans' Court of the County of Union, on Friday, the 23rd day of February next at 9:30 A. M. Dated January 12th. 1945. Daniel 1).

van Mater. Tbe State Trut Co at Plainfield. N. J. Co-Trustees.

Hetflrld Sc Hatfield. Proctors. The S'ate Trust Co. Plainfield. N.

Fees J5 20 l13-5t-oaw NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Intermediate account of the subscribers. Trustees of the trust created in and by the last Will and Testament of JOKEI'H A. VAN MATER deceased, lor the benrllt of Annette Trewin. et for the pe riod from May 29, 1943 to Nov.

15. 1944. will be audited and stated by the Surro-eate. and rrDorted for settlement to the Orphans' Court of the County of Union, on Friday, the 23rd day of February next at 9:30 A Dated January 12th. 1945.

Daniel D. Van Mater, The State Trust Co. at Plainfield. If. J.

Co-Trustees Hetflrld Hftfirld. Proctors. Tbe Btate Trust Co. Plainfield. N.

Fees 20 113-M-oaw Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing; committee of the Board ol Chosen Freeholders of the County of Union at the Court House. Elizabeth. N. at 9 AM. Eastern War Time on Wednesday February 14.

1945. in the Office of the Purchasing Committee lor Road Materials, namely: Crushed Stone and Tar Oils. Specifications for these materials may he obtained upon deposit of Five Hollars 5 00) for each set. at the Office of the purcnasiDK committee. Court House, Enza beth.

J. The Purchaslnc Committee reserves the rleht to reject any or all bids, and their action is' subject In respects to the approval of the Board of Ch men Free holders of the County of Union and the New jersey Btate Highway Depart merit. A C. BROOKS. Chairman.

Purchaslnc Committee Fees $8 28. 21. 5 10 JOhnnv Llndell of the New York Yankees was the only one to hit! a homer in every American a park in 194 jrce, 20 49. 1 i---S-I---.