Tfcone ^ n ^ f f i ^ RITtenliotise 5000 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3. 1942 ^ ' ^ K S ^ n e i 8 B R O A D 5000 ' a d e f g

PerMonalg

DETECTIVES mala and female operative* for all

of investigations. Open day an) Globe Detective System, 1614 N.

at Stevenson 3500-1-2-3. Licensed* Banded. Contact offices everywhere.

Stomach Troubles GALL BLADDER AND LIVER CONDI­

TIONS. INTERNAL AILMENTS DR CAI FFMAN. U N. l.TTH ST

'Dai.lv «» to S P . M.; Sundays and Holiday*, ** 'n -2 Noon:, Tues. and Thurs.. 9 to 5 P. 14.

STOMACH SUFFERERS DR. C. T. FERRY offers you a thorough physical and fluoroscopic X-ray examina­tion for 5L Hours daily until 4 P. M. Mon , Wed. Fr1. A Sat. eve hours 6-S P M 4 N _ r . Suite 20ft _Denckla Bldg. FAT WOMEN. I've helped thousands' lose

Jbe. A incites quickly by my famous Holly­wood cream bodv massages Indorsed by |6qraieians. No cabinets. Recently returned from Hot Springs. Est. 2U yrs. Jeanne

mr, 1301 Chestnut. Suite 211. Rlt. 2553.

PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS CosUBV-mwaalth Bureau of Investigation.

EXPERT DETECTIVES. QUICK ACTION 1610 FINANCE BLDG. RIT. 9999.

SEWING MACHINES Expert repair work, bonded men, guar. All ; makes, Reas Lit Bros., Wai. 6300. Ext. 397. |

Fur Coats Remodeled, $ I 1.50 1943 styles: Insured storage free. tncL new

lining, additional fur if needed at coat. Haynes Furrier. 41 S. 17th. Op. eves. RU.43BS

DU PONT — PRO-TEK Wrotsrts face, hands from paint, grim* A

grease. Hovey. 1311 Sp. Garden. LADIES Know your future. Consult origi­

nal O t t j Kelly A famous readers. Free WIT- -.ers or luncheons. Daily.LI to 11

' 27 S. 13th st.opp. Wanamaker's 3 WILL ant be responsible for any debts i

unless contracted for by myself. Frank L Schoiea, 441 W. Ch*w St., Phila. Now a- :J0_Wtdener_at. RUPTURE SUPPORT—NEW METHOD. | Strong, washable, weighs 4 oz.WUI not slip.

Ideal Tor defense work exams., e tc Guar. ! m No anbis Davis^ 128 South |it. Mar. 9612.

ROPRACTIC. Learn under finest tchrs. ' D*v * eve Low rates. E2 tms. Chiropractic aer\ices demanded. C-375 Inquirer. j FUR O .ATS resnoAeaadl 1943 styles, $11.50.

storage free incl. lining. Add. fur* - Furrier._29_S._16th._Rlt. 1397.

TRI'SSEST Bell -Horns, guar. fit. Elastic hose 2-way stretch invts. $2 up. J. Rlchter. 9th A

Filbert.' 2d ft Open dally and Sun, to 9 P. M. i SEWING MACHINES, vacuum cleaners, s i j

will cai inspect and adjust any make. Work | s^ranteed-Mason's . 130 5.11th. Pen. 8220 J WILL" not be -esponsibV for any debts un­

less contracted by myself. Robert H. Curtesy 1710 Diamond st.

Bi problem with Shoo, stain-100 "i effective or money back. $1

prepatd. Braunco. 306_S. Hutchinson »t. "T l NGER>RINTlNG7"detection, criminology

courses. New Term Sept. 29th. Ca^ogue . j Per.BaJnat^^Crlmlnology.431 Walnut.Walll70 j

V /RSE, ' expo, gtving health A reducing i treatment. Ph. week-days ONLY JO to 6

t m *PP t Sandra. 1604 Erie ave. Bal. 4207. I WILL not be responsible for any debts ;

unless contracted by myself. Daniel Don- | aghy, 2833 Tulip st. | DR HENRY F. LOESCH.1512 W.ERIE AV.

The Latest Medical Glandular and In-jectaon Treatments given. 82. Office Hrs. 9-9 St-RAY, real pictures, any part of body.

raarh. head, $2 ea. Teeth low cosLMed-Scal Research Lab. 1028 Market. Lom.64S4.

lessons at home in watch re-

Machinery and Tools

CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY FOR SALE—FOR RENT , .

•oncrete Mixers—Pile Hammers—Hoists— Graders—Road Rollers—Tractors, etc.

SERVICE SUPPLY CORP. 20TH A VENANGO STS——--SAG. 2700 f CLEVELAND AlffbMATIC72"~T}nl-versal turret lathe, 12" to 16" Gould and

Eberhardt shapers. Triple combination punch and shear No. 16 six lathes, Kemp-smith Universal miller 2V» ft. Radial drilL Triangle 3-S212, Brooklyn. N. Y. BENCH Lathe. 9x36 in., complete with mo­

tor, gears, lead screw indicator. 6 In. Uni­versal chuck, grill chuck, steady rest, riant and left tool holders and cutting tools. Pri­vate. 1230. Phone Bal. 6147. TURRET LATHES. Engine lathes, grind­

ers, milling machines, etc. (over 30 in all) Good cond. Can be seen on premises. 3100 N. 2d st. or phone O'Brien. 113 N. 3d.Jtfar.0727

j 1—16" SWING heavy duty 3-speed turning lathes, l i f t . bed. 7" Universal chuck.

j Face plates, counter shaft complete Sac. Acme Machinery Co.. 337 N. 3d sLWah4284

WtX3DWORKING"MACHINERY I Metal band saw. radial drill and radial saw.

PENN MACHINERY CO.. 117 N. 3D ST. " U S E D WHEELBARROWS

Pipe A fittings, picks, shovels, sledges, etc. Acorn Iron A jiupply. 915 N. Delaware av^ S POT Welders. PRESSES, M"acnlne Tools?

FRANK J. LUNNEY 17th A Cambria sts. RADcllff 2166. 10 B. BUCYRUS-ERIE SHOVEL A Pneu­matic trailer, A-l condition. King Burrous

Corp., Smyrna Del., Smyrna 3621 CRANE, overhead traveling type A steel tracks. See It at 1612 A 1614 Wood st. A

call Reg. 3772 Friday 10 to 12 noon. ACE ARC WELDERS. Model 10. 130

AMP.. $150. MODEL 20. 250 AMP.. $220. DELTA EQUIPMENT CO., 148 N. 3D ST. BOILERS. HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE.

M J HUNT'S SONS 1R20 N. DELAWARE AVE. REG. 1141. PAINTS. ALL COLORS, 75c. 5 - G A L 7 C A N S

WHITE PAINT. $1.35 GAL. SNYDER PAINT CO.2656JBalmon.Reg.7713 CONCRETE MIXER, 2 bags, JAEGERi good condition, will demonstrate. 528

Perry st. • _Trenton^N^ J. Trenton 3-3778. _ WOODWORKING MACHINERY. Catalog

free. Drills, metal band saw and radials. J3WANGJER BROS ,̂̂ .134_l>L_3d st.Mar,0178. SHEET METAL MACHINES A TOOLSi

NEW A USED. REX SPOT WELDERS IN STOCK. MILTON. 402-08 RACE.WAL. 1734 WORLD'S largest stock of rebuilt metal stamping presses; also new L. A J. presses.

JOSEPH HYMAN A SONS. 2600 E. TIOGA. EQUIPMENT for chemical, paint, food in­dustries, electric motors and machine tools,

bought and sold.PEREZ, 313-15 N. 3d st. LARGE supply of used factory trucks. A-l

Industrial Equipment, 1202 Frank ford ave. Dept. 14, Regent 1600.

Legal Notice* FIRST MEETING

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States, Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

In Bankruptcy. Cause No. J21I6 In Re: William Van Heek and Marie Van

Heck, his wife, individually and Jointly, Bankrupt.

To the Creditors of the said Bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that the said

William Van Heek and Maria Van Heek, his wife, individually and Jointly, have been duly adjudged bankrupt on a petition filed by them on August 26, 1942. and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at Room 3042 U. S. Court House, 9th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., on Friday, September, 18, 1848. at 11 15 A. M . at which time and place creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, appoint a Committee of Creditors, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. All proofs of debt must be filed with the Referee before March 18. 1943.

L. LEROY DEININGER, Referee in Bankruptcy.

FIRST MEETING DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States, Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

In Bankruptcy. Cause No. 88108. In Re: Milton R. Emanuel, Bankrupt. To the Creditors of the said Bankrupt:

Notice is hereby given that the said Milton B. Emanuel has been duly adjudged bankrupt on a petition filed by him on August 11. 1942, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Room 3042 U. S. Court House, 9th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. Pa., on Friday, Sei>-tember 18. 1*42, at 10.30 A. M , at which time and place creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, appoint a Committee of Creditors, examine the bank­rupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. All proofs of debt must be filed with the Referee before March 18, 1943.

L. LEROY DEININGER. . Referee in Bankruptcy. USTATE OF LEON LEVY, DECEASED.

Letters Testamentary on the above Es­tate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

HETTY B. LEVY HARRY I. STERN MAURICE M. FIERMAN,

Executors. 1736-42 Land Title Building, Phlla., Pa.

Or to their Attorneys: LOEWENSTEIN A WINOKUR,

17:56-46 Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa.

TRUCK CASTERS, thousands in stoc*. Makers.CHARLES BOND CO..617 Arch st.

NEW-USED boilers, boiler repairs. BOILER ENCR. SUPPLY CO.. Phoenlxvllle, Pa.

ONE-inch steel concrete bars,25-40 ft. long. Erie Steel. 18th A Cambria. Bal. 5730.

MOTORS —"PUMPS —TANKST—"BOILERS. H. LOEB A SON, 4603 LANCASTER AV.

\4" A v*?" Dt""iv pairing HaWequipt. Neb. 4542 after 8 PM

"GREEN'S Masaagi^ionTNurse,' eoL. ajjec. massage sad colonic UTigatlqn.Pen. jsnx

T O R 4-PC. Orchestra for Saturday nights Call Coilegtrtlle 2671.

WEDDING invitations. $3.50 per 100. Sam-ptes sent. 4154 N. 5th st. Sagamore 5460.

SEW, A wash. mach. repaired. None~hope~-less.Parkes.1637 W. Susquehanna. Fre.6643.

SI-PC. ORCHESTRA, male or female. Apply acq W. Girard Ave.. Little Cafe.

'HEALTH A reducing massage by exp. mas­seuse. Marie s Salon. Phone Mar. 5139.

MASSAGE cabinet baths.reduc'g.treatm'ts. IDA'S STUDIO.4O07 YORK RD MIC.3555.

WEDDING *w. $3.50 100. Any style letter. Samples free. 24-hr_serv.Emmert.42 N 8th

6'LASSES $5~56. B e oculist exam. Bifocals $650_Albert's. 36S0 Frank ford. Del. 6911.

H A S S A G E cabTbathi A reducing. HetHE Centre. 1341 W. Rockland st. Call Dav. 8118 f f X TrLAT CHIMNEY or roof leak now. Reasonable. Metro, 838 Snyder. Fut. 0470.

Wanted to Bay DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD

AND PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT Positively do not sell your Diamonds to

fmyooe before you get our offer. WE GUARANTEE TO PAY MORE

KELLY & CO. Established 44 Years

X. W COR. 11th A WALNUT STS. CASH I M M E D I A T E T Y .

DIAMONDS. GOLD A SILVER. Pawn Tickets — Highest Cash Prices.

CARLTON'S. 135 S. 13TH ST. Est. 189S. DIAMONDS, old gold, silver, pawn tickets.

For 4 fenerations leading diamond buyers tn Phila- Highest prices paid, courteous treatment assured- Simpson, 116 S. 12th st. OLDGOLD, SILVER, P l ^ I N X M . J E W E L -

RYDIA. BOUGHT WE PAY HIGHEST PRfPF-S%HILA. JEWELRY EX. 102 S. 8th PRfNTERS CUTTER: MUST BE OVER 30

: \ HAND OR POWER 519 ROEBLING AVE TRENTON N. J. PHONE 31966.

LATHE—14x6, double back gear, also one planer 14x48, Handy. 1711 N. Waterloo.

WANTED, targe lathes, millers, shapers, planers, boilers A motors. B-393 Inquirer.

W A N T E D

WTD., gasoline engines, single cylinders. Hercules A Economy. 2¥«-9 hrs. power.

K-379 Inquirer. MACHINE TOOLS. LATHES, MILLERS.

PLANERS BOUGHT AND SOLD. DELAWARE EQUIPT.,211 N.3d.Lom. 7434 CASH for new and used hardware, tools,

machinery and electric merchandise. MYERS. 18 S. 2D ST. MAR. 0687.

WE BUY elec motors, mach. tools A equip, all kinds. Neb. 9103. 27T7 Frankford ave.

HIGHEST prices for tools, electric equip't., motors A machinery. 26 S, 2d st. Mar. 1808

MACHINERY wtd. Lathes, milling mach., boring mills, shapers. Reg. 0386.

CASH for all types of tools, electric equip" ment, motors and machinery. Gra, 5271.

Mortgage* IF YOU need a mortgagt* we have unlimit-ed funds at 5f« Interest, up to 15 years to

repay. Prompt, courteous attention.

HOME MORTGAGE SERVICE 614 Schaff Bldg.. 1505 Race st. LOC. 8063 MTG. funds, 21 yrs. satisfying clients. Let us satisfy you. HOUSE OF SENDERUNG.

.5900 Frankford ave. Jef. 5500. FINANCE with an" FHA or Insurance CoT 4^% Int. mtg. Thompson Mortgage Co.,

132 Garrett rd. Up.Darby.Ali.7900,Blvd.7900

ESTATE OF THOMAS HERBERT JOHNS. TON, deceased. Letters Testamentary on

the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

GEORGE R. JOHNSTON, Executor, .

719 N. 24th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Or to his Attorney: ALLEN C. THOMAS.

632 Commercial Trust Building, 16 8. Broad Street, Philadelphia. Pa^

EST ATE OF EDITH M. JOHNSTON. DK-ceased. Letters of Administration on the

above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

BLANCHE A. FRIESE, Administratrix.

2811 N. Darien Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Or to her Attorney: ALLEN C. THOMAS,

632 Commercial Trust Building, 16 S. Broad Street. Phlla., Pa.

Died

ESTATE OF FRANK van ROD EN, De­ceased. Letters Testamentary on the above

Estate have been granted to the under­signed, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted t*K the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

CLARENCE CROSBY van RODEN, J. RAMSEY van RODEN.

Executors, Or to their Attorney.

E. PAUL FERGUSON, 1002 Finance Building.

1420-28 South Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa.

FEDERAL S. A L. MTG. FUNDS 5% A 5*To. FOLEY. SAG. 4477.

1ST A 2D MTGES..loans on notes.Pen.8799 SAMUEL KLAMEN. 1415 Real Estate Trust

Storage, Moving & Hauling LOADS to Mass., N. Y.. Ga., Fla., Ohio and

III., Mich.. Colo., Texas, Calif., Ky., M*., Okla. La. A sn route. Estimates given. Lo-cal mov Astrg.J D.Bell,_26 8. 53d. All. 1300.

NIXON STORAGE A MOViJ^OlSj. Free estlm., no advance charges. Low rates. 5309 Market st. Always open. Gra, 6127. 1 PIECE up to 6 rms., local A long distance.

W. F. Thomas. 3935 Market st. Eve. 1962. MOVING by careful A exp'd men. Reason-able. McClain A Fllo. 1943 Gtn. Ste. 8635.

APPLE STORAGE CO. Modern warehouse. Return toad rates. 5734 Vine st. AIL 4400.

LOWEST return load rates to A from all points In U. S. National Delivery. AIL 2200.

Legal Notice*

REVOLVERS, rifles, shotguns, gold must-caJ instruments, sporting goods, all kinds

at tools. 2631 Ken»mgton ave. Gar. 1321. DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. JEWELRY, SIL­

VER Pawn tickets. Best prices. Est. 1887. PENN SMELTING CO.. 906 FILBERT ST. DIAMONDS, filled or gold bracelets, watch­

es spectacles, silverware, antiques. Best jrices Gardner's. 205 S. 17th (nr. Walnut). REVOLVERS, guns, cameras, tools. Highest

grires paid. BENJAMIN, 500 N. 9th st. " D T A M O N D wantad. 4 to 5 carats, high _oi«::-> Cash Private.Write E-351 Inquirer V,: i rent Exercycle or slim ma-

'" AH. 0483 after 7 P. M. I L A N G E S iba toilets." healers. High

prices paid. Pen. 2037. 1132 Bainbridge st. WANTED usedlhronwneteri A sextants,

" »">' condition. Highest prices. Bal. 3978. Y'SEjS Oirooometers A Sextants. High

prm paid. Phone Bal. 3978.

ESTATE OF MAX GOBOWITZ, DE-eeased. Letters of Administration on the

above Estate have been granted to the un­dersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

ALBERT S. HERSKOWITZ. 1420 Walnut Street,

Philadelphia, Pa. Or to his Attorney.

HANLEY S. RUBINSOHN, 1501 Walnut Street,

Philadelphia, Pa.

USTATE OF EMILIE J. KL.AHK. DE-reaaed. Letters Testamentary on the above

Estate having been granted to Northern Trust Company, all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the de­cedent are requested to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the de­cedent to present the same, without delay, at Office of

NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY, ^PHILADELPHIA

W. C. HARTER. President Or to Its Attorney:

WM. HENRY SNYDER, Esquire, Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Bldg.,

Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF ALONZO V. HEETER, DE--eeased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the under­signed, who request all persons hsvlng claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

VINCENT M. HEETER, 108 Congress Avenue,

Springfield, Delaware Co., Pa. Or to his Attorney,

W. ALBERT SANDERS, Esquire, 901 Liberty Building,

Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF MARIA L. LACKEY, DE-eeased. Letters Testamentary on the above

Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

ADALINE L. PRICE, Executrix, 1024 Cottman Street,

Philadelphia, Pa. Or to her Attorneys:

TRACEY A PHILLIPS, 1500 Walnut Street,

Philadelphia, Pa.

ADD Marhs.. typewriter, guns.tools, sport­ing A miscel. gda. 4048 Market. Bar.S116.

Coat1, Coke and Fuel Oil -5 to 8 MONTHS TO PAY

FREE: 150 YELLOW TRADING STAMPS S. MARGOLIS

810""» GERMANTOWN AVE. RAD. 2422 815 WASHINGTON AVE. WAL. 2240

4800 PARKSiPE AVE_; TRI. 4500 COAL BUDGET PLAN NO DOWN PAYMENT

PAYMENTS BEGIN IN 30 DAYS MARGOLIS A CO. 919 DIAMOND ST.

POP. 6300 ©DOD-BURNING CLEAN COLLIERY Coal.

direct from mines; stove and nut, $9.50; pea $8.50. buck. $7.25. Guaranteed weight. We also sell on budget plan. AJAX Coal Co..

43 507 Snyder ave. Call any time. 810 3 STOVE A Nut. $8.75 Pea. $7.50 Bu.-k.

:>pers Coke: guar- hard, clean coat: 4Mtv. in chute trucks. Modern yard. Penn Coal Co .230 W. Montgomery ave. Ste. 1115 YOt "get" best results from our Lehigh (Coal.

Mme * Nut. $10 25. Large pea. $8,75. P,L k $7 50. Koppers Coke. Order now from

Co.. 1769 N Bodine. Ste. 3434. WHY buy bootleg coal? White ash stove A

nut. $10.25: pea. 18.75; Koppers Coke. Bu K v SO. In business for past 28 year* Morns Coal Co.._ 1750 N. American Ste.8988 E E N A P E COAL IS "GOOD ANTIIRACITE. Stove 4 nut. ?°.50 pea. $850; buck. $7.50.

,NT A OO. TRI. 3100. _ C H A t

j . W A L T ; $10""25 STC • Ruck. Phi

DoBohur

~5 Pea . S&73 BUCK. TERST. STE. -^25.

$8.75 PEA: 56.9S 221 Cumberland. Reg. 9077

STOVE-EGG. $10 2826W. Ox ford. Ste. 4922. ft: P i * 88-50: Buck 8 7 . T I 15th st. Ste. 6040.

Musical ln*trument* 8225 BUYS a brand new WurllUer spinet.

Liberal terms. Free delivery. Only 4 at this price. WURLITZER. 1031 Chestnut at. Open evenings-

f piano, period modeL wal. case. Open

SRI NET -

On3; berg

period modeL New

alnut. Rit. Only Uifhtly used. New guar. $189. LircT

1909 Walnut. Rit. 8240. Open eves. HEPPE Studio. Upright, recond., walnut

case, fine tone A action. $95. Ltndberg, 1909 Walnut St.. Rit. 8240. Open evenings. CHICKERING grand. Perf. cond.. <Jueen

Aiue model, mah. case. Less than 1-3 a y price. Lindberg. 1909 Walnut. Rit. 8240 5 SPTNETS— Used or.lv 2 years. Guar. Only

S: •'• • ».ch. Sellers. 5O09 Baltimore ave. LOVELY baby grand piano. $300. Private

• * ' dealers. L-318 Inquirer. :TS. Players A Grands sold for

stof . up. 1632 N. Park av. Ste. 5159. 1*IIA I tone, beaut, cond. At-

trac. pneec Vayne 1459-R. "PIANO fine condition, only 825. Many

Exchange.5110 Germantown av Grand, good cond. Sacrifice*.

MdJman. 3435 Chestnut. Eve. 5880.

ESTATE OF JAMES T. KENNEDY (ALSO known as Thomas Kennedy), deceased.

Letters Testamentary on the above Estate having been granted to Northern Trust Company, all persons having claims or de­mands against the Estate of the decedent are requested to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to present the same, without delay, at Office

NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA

W C. HARTER. President Or to Its Attorneys,

WM. HENRY SNYDER, ESQ., Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Bldg..

Phlla.. Pa. JOSEPH F. VAN HORN. ESQ..

Penasylvania Bldg., Phila., Pa. ESTATE OF ADELAIDE V. L. ROGERS, diseased. Letters Testamentary on the

above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons hav­ing claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the s a * \ and all persons indebted to the dccecAit to make payment, without delay, to

WARREN SHEBLE, 8415 Seminole Ave., Phlla.. Pa.

FRANKLIN SHEBLE II. 351 Pelham Road. Phila., Pa.,

Executors. Or to their Attorneys.

SHIELDS. CLARK, EROWN A McCOWN, 1900 Girard Trust Building,

Philadelphia, Pa. ESTATE OF GEORGE B. SIMPSON, DE-eaased. Letters of Administration de bonis

non on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

BEATRICE A. SALER. Administratrix d. b. n.

Or to her Attorney. THEODORE L. REIMEL. 522-29 Stephen Girard Building.

_ 2 1 S. 12th St., Phlla.. Pa. ESTATE OF MABEL HENDRIXMON DR-

ceased. Letters Testamentary on the above Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

LEWIS H. HENDRIXSON, JR., Executor. Or to his Attorney.

JAMES P. GILLILAND, 1113 North American Building,

Philadelphia, Penna. ESTATE OF MABEL A. WALTON, DE-ceaaea. Letters Testamentary on the above

Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against (he Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons Indebted to the decedent to make payment, without deley, to _

CAROLYN WALTON EVANS. 624 West Upsal Street. Germantown.

Or to her Attorney, FRANKLIN E. BARR,

1318 Real Estate Trust BMg., Phlla., Pa.

ESTATE OF ELEANOR C. W. REYBURN. deceased. Letters of Administration on the

above Estate have been granted to the under­signed, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the de­cedent to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the decadent to make payment, without delay, to

SAMUEL L. CONRAD. 142 Lloyd Avenue,

Edgewood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Or to his Attorney,

JOHN LAMON. 511 Commercial Trust Building,

Philadelphia. Pa.

ESTATE OF MIRIAM A. DALZELL. DE-ceaeed. Letters Testamentary on the above

Estate have been granted to the undersigned, who request all persons having claims or de­mands against the Estate of the decedent to make known the same, and all persons In­debted to the decedent to make payment, without delay, to

RALPH W. ASHBAUGH. 424 Rhawn St..

Philadelphia. Or to his Attorney.

ELIZABETH C. LOWNSBURY. 1144 Fidellty-Phila. Trust Bldg.,

Philadelphia.

Died

•n M U S I C A L

I ESTATE OF JOHN O. KOPP, DECEASED. I Letters Testamentary, cum testamento an-nexo, on the above Estate have been granted

IMSTRUMENTS W A N T E D t o t n * undersigned, who request all persons having claims or demands against the Estate

NEW HIGH PRICES PAID for used accor- of the decedent to make known the same, trumpets, clarinets, band In- ] and all persons Indebted to the decedent to

Any rond. Wal 9514 make payment, without delay, to RAB «m.ili, gd con. State CHARLES F KOPI\

price and age N > dealers. H-351 Inquirer 30 Cambridge I -or or n r tn h i . Attnrn«v ** m ° n

nte Acme. 813 S. 2d H JAMES SAUTTER. BOO: •• nd'for Grand A Up- I 1429 Walnut St .

rtg*-t .j.dr.os 5846 Market st. Ail. 7450. I Philadelphia. Pa.

N. J.

ALLEN.—Suddenly. Aug. 30, THOMAS w , husband of Catherine C. Allen (nee Kelly>. of 528 E. Indiana ave. Relatives and friends are invited to services. Fri.. 2 P. M.. at daughter's residence. 638 E. Westmoreland st. Int. Greenwood K. of P. Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

BENDER.—On Sept. 1. FRANK H.. hus­band of Kathcrine E. Dolphin. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri., 8.30 A. M., late residence, 52 W. Ashmead place, South. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St. Francis of Assist, 9.30 A. M. Int. SL Mauritius Cam., Ashland, Pa.

BOYER.—Sept. 1, formerly of 1019 An­drews ave.. Colllngdaltf. Pa., MARY E. CARVER, widow of David Boyer. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Friday. 8.30 A. M.. Marvil Funeral Home, 1110 Main st., Darby, Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Joseph's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

BROWN.—Suddenly, Sept. 1. JOHN, hus­band of the late Catherine Brown (nee Griffith), of 250 N. 12th st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Fri.. 8.30 A. M.. at Wm. F. Cuahlng's, 1807 Pine st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. John the Evangelist, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call 1807 Pine st., Thurs., 6 to 9 P. M.

BROWN.—Sept. 1. ELIZABETH, widow of John Brown. Services Fri., 11 A. M., at G. A. R. Home, 65th and Vine sts_ I n t Mt. Vernon Cem.

BL'SHONG.—Sept. 1, CORA L., aged 84 years. Funeral services, Thurs. eve., 8 P. M., at Old Ladies' Home, Wissinoming.

CALLAHAN.—Aug. 31, JOHN W., son of the late John and Prudence Callahan. Relatives and friends, also Integrity Council 338 P. A. are invited to the service Fri., 2 30 P. M., Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Fernwood. Friends invltad Thurs. eve.

CLARK.—Sept. 1, at 1375 Narragansett St., FRANKLIN Z., husband of Reba Clark (nee Hayer). Relatives and friends are In­vited to service, Fri., at 2 P. M.. Ger­mantown Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. Ogontz and Chelten aves. Int. Levering-ton Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve.

COCKER.—At Atlantic City, N. J., on Sept. 1. 1942, MARY BAXENDINE, widow of John Cocker, aged 96 years. Service on Friday, 2 P. M., at Oliver H. Balr's, 1820 Chestnut? st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

DANNEHOWER.—Aug. SI. of 4535 N. Uber st., CLARENCE, husband of Anna Gallie Dannehower. Relatives and friends are invited to service Fri., 2.30 P. M., Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Le­high ave. Int. Ardsley Burial Park. Friends invited Thurs. eve.

DEACON.—At Burlington. N. J., Sept. 1. 1942, LOUISE GAFTLL, wife of C. Clarence Deacon. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, Sat., at 2 P. M., at her late residence, Jacksonville rd., Bur­lington, N. J. Int. Mt. Holly Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.. 7 to 9 o'clock.

KRB.—Sept. 1. 1942. EDGAR L. ERB, of 932 S. 49th st. Relatives and friends. Gothic Lodge. No. 519, F. and A. M.. in­vited to services, Fri., 2 P. M.. at Parlors of David H. Bowen A Son. 50th and Cath­arine sts. Friends call Thurs., 7 to 9 P. M,

FAVORITE.—Sept. 2. 1942, of 2458 N. Bouvier St.. JOHN A., husband of the late Rosie A. Favorite (nee Brandt). Relatives

JOSEPH LEVINE & SONl FtXERAL DIRECTORS

UNDflSTANOINO IN YOUI HOUR Of N i l 0

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and friends are invited to attend funeral services, Saturday. 1 P. M., Barrett's Fu­neral Home, Park and Lehigh aves. Friends may call Friday evening. Interment Green­wood K. of P. Cem.

FIEDLER.—Aug. 31. BLANCHE WIL­LIS FIEDLER. Services Fri., 3 P. M., at residence of her brother, C. Addison Willis, 5201 McKean ave.. Gtn.

FULD.—Aug. 31. SOLOMON, husband of Rose Fuld. of 979 Allengrove st. Rela­tives and friends are invited to funeral services. Thurs., 1 P. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad s i Int. Mt. Carmel Cem. Viewing Wed. eve.. 8 to 10 P. M.

GAUNT.—At Asheviile. N. C , Sept. 1, JENNIE L.. wife of Clarence Gaunt. Rela­tives and friends Invited to services. Sat., 11 A M.. 8 W. Kings Highway, Haddon-fleld, N. J. Friends may call Fri., 7-9 P. M.

GOODWIN.—On Sept. 1. 1942. JOSEPH C. GOODWIN, formerly of Phlla. Requiem Mass on Friday, 10.30 A. M.. at SL Clem­ent's Church, 20th and Cherry sts. Inter­ment private.

HALL.—Sept. 2. 1942. CAROLINE DAVIS, widow of William Penn Gaskell Hall. Due notice of funeral will be given.

HENDRICKSON. — Sept. 2, COOPER HENDRICKSON. Services Fri.. 8 P. M.. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Le­high ave. Int. private.

HINES.—Aug. 31, 1942. MARGARET, wife of the late John J. Hines (nee Kane). Relatives and friends are invited to fu­neral. Fri.. 8.30 A. M., from her late resi­dence, 5317 Catharine st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. Church of the Trans­figuration, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

HINE.—Sept. 2, at the Methodist Home, DR. MARKif P. HINE, aged 83 years. Funeral services at the Home, Belmont and Edgeley aves., Fri., 3 P. M. precisely. Int. Gettysburg, Pa.

HOCKER.—Sept. 1, HELENA A., wife of William M. Hocker (nee Franklini, of Woodlyn Pa. Funeral services Fri.. 2 P. M.. Griffith Chapel. Norwood, Pa. Int. Fernwood Com. Friends call Thurs. eve,

HORN.—Sept. 2, 1942. JAMES C , hus­band of late Gertrude R. Horn. Funeral services Sat., 2 P. M.. S. W. cor. Balti­more ave. and Wycombe ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Interment private. Friends may call Friday eve., 7 to 9 P. M.

JOHN8EN.—Sept. 2, 1942, LENA JOHN-SEN, of 5136 Larchwood ave., wife of the late James Johnsen, U. S, N. Retired. Services and interment at convenience of family.

JUVENAL.—On Sept. 2. 1942, JAMES B., husband of Belle A. Juvenal (nee Rogers) of 2511 S. 20th st. Service and Interment prlvat*. Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st., Friday eve.

KUNKEL.—Aug. 31. of 4823 N. Law­rence st.. MARY E., wife of Jacob Kunkel (nee Morrison). Relatives and friends, also members of Llndlev Methodist Church, are invited to funeral, Fri., 2.30 P. M. precisely, from Parlors of Wetzel A Son, 4710 N. 5th st. View. Thurs. eve.

LKIDER.— Sept. 1, HELEN, wife of Ben­jamin B. I .elder (nee Weisz), of 5800 Overbrook ave. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, Thurs., 11 A. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad st. Int. Monteflore Cem.

' LEWIS.—Of 1641 Dyre St., Sept. 1, 1942. JAMES LEONARD LEWIS. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral, Fri­day. 8.30 A. M.. from the Warren E. Titus' Funeral Home, 6948 Torresdale ave. Requiem High Mass, St. Bartholomew's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Hudson, N. Y. Friends may call at Funeral Home Thurs­day evening.

LINDAUKR.—Sept. 2. JOSEPH, husband of Edna Lindauer, of 1313 65th ave. Rela­tives and friends are Invited to attend fu­neral services. Fri., 10 A. M. precisely, at the Chapel of Chelten Hills Cem. Kindly omit flowers.

LIPPINCOTT.—At Moorestown, N. J., ninth month 1st. 1942, JOSEPH, husband of Caroline Lippincott (nee Shoemaker). Funeral services, 5th day, 2 P. M.. Home of Wm. Grobler. 78 E. Main, Moorestown, N. J. Friends may call 4th day eve.

McFARLAN.—On Sept. 1, 1942, WAL­DO E.. husband, of Marion G. McFarlan. of Wenonah, N. J. Relatives and friends are Invited to the service on Friday, 2 P. M., at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Inter­ment Arllngtqn Cem.

MANSER.—Sept. 1, 1942. JOSEPH, be­loved husband of the late Anna Manser, aged 76. Relatives A friends are invited to attend the funeral, Sat.. 8 A. M., from the parlors of Frank Dreher, 515 W. Girard ave. Requiem High Mass. 9.30 A. M., St. Ludwig's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Friday evening.

MITCHELL.—Sept. 1. REBECCA JANE, wife of Harry M. Mitchell. Relatives and friends are invited to services. Fri., 2.30 P. M.\ late residence. 6115 Spruce it . Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve.

O'CONNOR.—August 31, 1942, JOSEPH V., husband of Mary (nee Cahill) O'Connor. Relatives, friends, Santa Maria Council, K. of C , Employees of Bendlx Corp.. are In­vited to funeral, Fri., 8.30 A. M., from his home, 5626 Stokes st., Gtn. Solemn Mass of Requiem. 10 A. M. Immaculate Concep­tion Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem.

O'DONNELL.—Sept. 1, BRIDGET Mc-COOL, widow of Patrick O'Donnell. Rela­tives and friends are Invited to funeral Sat.. 8 A. M.. late residence. 415 W. Ans-bury st. Solemn Requiem Mass In St. Hen­ry's Church, 9 A . M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Fri. eve.

O'NEILL.—sept. 1, at Sewell, N. J., MARGARET H., daughter of the late John and Ann O'NeilT. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral. Sat., 7.30 ^; . M • • . P a ^ J£^• of John A. Healey, 2302 S. 12th st.. Phlla. High Mass of Requiem, Epiphany Church. 9 A. M. Int. Holy Cross.

PAWLEf.—Aug. 31. 1942, ANNA PAW-LEY (nee Denning), wife of William J. Pawiey. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral, Fri.. 8.30 A. M., residence. 7349 Dicks ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 A. M. In t Holy Cross Cem.

PFALZGRAF.—Sept. 2. 1942. HENRY, husband of Catherine Pfalzgraf (nee Voll-men , aged 82 years. Relatives and friends and all societies of which he was a mem­ber are invited to funeral. Sat.. 9 A. M., from the Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose, 2616 Bridge St., Bridesburg. Requiem Mass. St. Bartholomew's Church. 11 A. M. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Fri , 7 to 9 P. M.

Q l I N N — sept. 1. FELIX J., husband of Catharine Quinn (nee Rush). Relatives, friends, employees of Phila. Electric Co., Schuylkill Station and Southwestern As­sembly. No. 18, A. O. M. P., invited to ^n e . r aJ/ ^ - 8 3 ° A - M • h l» '* t e residence, 2449 Kimball st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Anthony's Church. 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ROSENBLITT.—Sept. 2, SAMUEL, hus­band of Rose, of 2263 N. 22d st. Services Thurs., 2.80 P. M., from Rosen's Parlor, 423 Pine st. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

ROWLAND.—Sept. 2. 1942, suddenly at Boston. Mass.. LOUIS H. ROWLAND, hus­band of Frances Sullivan Rowland, of "Sig­nal Hill," Sugartown rd., Berwyn, Pa. Sol­emn Requiem Mass. St. Monica's Church, Berwyn, Pa., Fri., 10.30 A. M. Train leav­ing Suburban station. Phila., 9.45 A. M.. arrives Berwyn 10.22 A. M. Please omit flowers Int. private. . SCHAFEE —Sept. 2, GISELLA (nee Lanner), wife of the late Samuel Schafer, of 2912 Nicholas st. Services and Inter­ment at convenience of the family.

SCHICK.—Of 5430 Saul st.. Sept. 1. 1942, ALICE SCHICK (nee Folk>, wife of Leo E. Schick, aged 53 years. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, Sat., 1 P. M., at the Lauerdale Cem. Chapel, Reading. Pa. Int. Lauerdale Cem. Friends may call Fri., 7 to 9 P. M., Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose, 2616 Bridge st., Bridesburg.

STEINBERG.—Aug. 31. SARAH, wife of-Benj., of Durham. N. C , mother of Esther Gordon, 'Samuel A Harry Brenner. Services Thurs., 11 A. M., from Rosen's Parlor, 423 Pine st. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

81'LTZBAUGH— Aug. 31, ELIZA, wife of the late Aaron w . Sultzbaugh (nee Rogers), aged 71 years. Relatives, friends, also members of the Juniata Park Evan-

felkal Church, Invited to funeral services, 'ri., 2 P. M., residence, 4114 Maywood st.

Int. Greenwood Cemetery. Viewing Thurs­day evening.

VAN THUYNE.—Aug. 31, of 1533 W. Cayuga St., JULIAN L., husband of Min­nie Stoeppel Werth Van Thuyne. Rela-Mves and friends, also Holy Name So­ciety and Girard Assembly No. 6, A. 0 . M. P. are invited to funeral. Fri., 8.30 A. M., Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Stephen's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends Invited Thurs. eve.

VOSSEN.—Aug. 31, at Ventnor, N. J., formerly of Tacony, Phils., KATHERINE E. (nee Keuerleber), wife of Frank P. Vos-sen. Relatives and friends, also Champion Council No, 8, S. and D. of L., are in­vited to service, Fri., 1.30 P. M., Erie ave. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 9th st. and Erie ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

WFIL WIP WEAF WOR WJZ WABC WPEN

KC. 560 WIBG 610 KYW 660 WCAU 710 WCAM 770 WHAT 880 WTEL 950 WDAS

KC. 900

1000 1210 1310 1340 1340 1400

6 A. M. WIBG-Dawn Busters WCAU-BillbilUes KYW-Rise and Shine WOR-Farmers' Digest

«. 15—News; Music WFIL-Music KYW-RFD 1060 WCAU. WABC-News WOR-Farmers* Digest

8.30—WEAF-Modern Farmer „ „ WABC-Arthur Godfrey WIBG-Songs_ WOR-Ntws; Farmers' Di­gest

•.48—WIP-News KYW-Mornlng Tonle WPEN-Puiptt of the Air WCAU-Rural Digest WIBG-News

B.30— WFIL-News •.88—WABC-News

7 A. M. WCAU-News: Commuter's

ICYW-Mualcal (Clock WIP-Mornlng Cheer WABC-Arthur Godfrey WFIL-Chrlstlan Voices WIBG-Sacred Heart Program WEAF. WOR-News WJZ-Variety

7.18—KYW-News; Musical Clock WPEN-News _ , WIBG-Ballads for Break-fast

7 , S a— WEAF-Don God-dard _ WDAS-Merry-Go-Round WFIL-Recordings .

7.48—WCAU. WABC WJZ-News WEAF-Let's Fight WFIL-Muslc WIBG-News „ „, _ WPEN-Rev. Russell Taylor Smith KYW-Hale America Exercises

I A. M. WEAF, WCAU. WABC-War News trom Europe and Far East WFIL-News „ WIP-Elght Bells WIBO-Naws WJZ-War Journal ^.K^EAF.StudloX

8.18—WJZ-Recordlngs WPEN-Talk WIBG-Vocal Vignettes WIP-News ^ . . . WFIL-Dorsey Recordings WCAU-Musie WOR-Aunt Jenny WABC-Variety; Music; News Oddities

8.30—WOR-Happy Jim Parsons WABC-Missus Goes W^B>G,i^ommute^s, Special WJZ-Strike Up the Band WIP-Eight Bells WFIL-Texas Jim Robertson WCAU-News; Variety WKAF-News Vmrtmt-

B48—WJZ-News: Variety WIBG-Church of the Nazarene „ . . WABC-Adelaide Hawley WFIL-News WCAU^Elsle Carroll WEAF-Muslc WPEN-Pollsh Program

8.88—WEAF-You and r War 9 A. M.

WJZ-Nancy Booths Craig WIP-News WFIL-Breakfast Club WOR-Dear Imogens KYW-News „ , _ WCAU-Rslph Elsmore WPEN-Jewish Program WEAF-Show Without a Name (KYW at 9.15) WABC-News WIBG-Houeewlves' Jackpot w t . i s—W ABC-Margaret Webster, readings WPEN-News WOR-Novelty Music WCAU-For Women Only; WIP-Senenadc; Market " ^ J l i w i P - G l e n Davis WOR-News w ^ . WEAF-Mornlng Moods KYW-Ruth Welles WJZ-Breakfast Club WPEN-Jewish Program WIBG-Unseen Adviser WABC-Burl Ives, songs

t.48—WCAU. W A S C - L •Thus We Live," Red Cross Program WOR-Varlety WPEN-Doughboy WIBG-Danre Music WEAF-Jack Turner KYW-Varietles

10 A. M. WJZ-Nayy Program KYW, WEAF-Bess Johnson WIP-Harry Hortlck's Orcn. The Little Storekeeper WDAS-News: Music WCAU, WABC-Vallant Lady WPEN-News WOR-News from London WFIL-Kitchen Club WIBG-News: Beauty Hints

10.15—KYW. WEAF-BachekWs Children WCAU. WABC-Storles WFIL-Shopper*s Program WIBG-Request Program WIP-News WOR-The Johnson Family WJZ-Helen Hiett

ie.30— WJZ-Hank Law-son's Knights WCAU. WABC-Amanda of Honeymoon Hill WFIL-Lucky Money KYW. WEAF-Help Mata WDAS-Howle Johnson, songs WOR-Happy Jim Parsons WIP-Dtallng _ WPEN-Italian Program

10.45—WABC-Fletcher Wiley KYW. WEAF-Young Dr. Malone WOR-Rlchard Willis WDAS-Treasury Star Parade WFIL. WJZ-Chaplain Jim WIP-Rhythms WCAU-Music

11 A. M. WTP-Midday Melodies WPEN-Italian Sketch WDAS-Morning Music Hour KYW. WEAF-Road of Life W O R - N e w s _ m# WCAU, WABC-Mary Lea Taylor WFIL, WJZ-Interviews

11.15—KYW, WEAF-Vic and Sade WOR-Woman's Hour WCAU, WABC-Second Husband . _ _

11.30—WCAU. W A B C Bright Horizon WFIL, WJZ-A House In the Country _ 4 _. . . . . . , . , . KYW. VVEAF-Agalnst the S t l L 4 5 - K Y W . WEAF-David Harum WCAU. WABC-Aunt Jenney's Stories WFIL. WJZ-LitUe Jack Little's Orch.

Radio Features Today Subject to Last-Mlaute Changes by Stations

(All Schedules in Eastern War T i m e ) — Thursday, September 3 , 1848

(Copyright 1912, Tk§ Philadelphia Inquirer)

Broadcast Highlights WAR NEWS

8.00 A. M.—WCAU, WABC — Broadcasts from Europe and Far East War Zones. (WOR at 10.00 A. M.; WCAU, WABC again at 6.45 P. M.; KYW, WEAF at 7.15 P. M.; WPEN at 10.45 P. M.; WIP, WOR at 12.30 A. M.)

AIDING THE WAR

12.30 P. M—All Stations—Address by Presi­dent Roosevelt speaking before Interna­tional Student Assembly Service. (Re-broadcast on WIP at 10.15 P. M. and WOR at 10.45 P M.

5.15 P. M.—WIP—Talk, "Your Council of

» Defense," Herbert Goodrich, Judge of U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

9.00 P. M.—WFIL, WJZ—America's Town Meeting of the Air. "What Is Woman's Place in the War and Post War World?"

10.00 P. M.—WCAU, WABC—The First Line, U. S. Navy program.

DRAMA

8.30 P. M.—WCAU, WABC—Death Valley Days.

8.30 P. M.—KYW, WEAF — The Aldrich Family with Norman Tokar in Henry Role.

VARIETY

8.00 P. M.—KYW, WEAF—Fannie Brice re­turns as "Baby Snooks."

9.00 P. M.—WCAU, WABC—Major Bowes' Amateur Hour.

9.00 P. M.—KYW, WEAF — Bing Crosby Music Hall.

9.30 P.M.—WCAU, Canteen with Orson Welles.

10.00 P. M — KYW. WEAF — Rudy conducts Coast Guard Band program.

WABC — Stage Door

Vallee on his

1.48—WCAU. WABC-The Gold bergs WDAS-Organ Music KYW. WEAF-News WIP. WOR-The Friendly Philosopher WFIL, WJZ-Vlncent Lope* Orch. WEAF-News

1.55—KYW-Interlude

2 P. M. WOR-Martha Deane WIP-News, Salute to eeroes

'CAU. WABC-Young Dr. JrewTwEAF-Llght of the WDAS- Merry-Go-Round WFIL-Popular Recordings (till 3.30) « . . .

1.15—KYW. WEAF-Lone-|y Women _ WIP-You Can't Do Busi­ness With Hitler WCAU. WABC-Joyce Jordan WJZ-Ted- Malone

J.iO—WPEN-980 Cub WOR-News

j , 3 0 _ WIBG-News WCAU, WABC-Ws Love and Learn, sketch WIP-Brevltles WPEN-Varlety WJZ-News KYW, WEAF-Guldlng Light

1.45—WIBG-Speclal Dance Proeraro WJZ-Jsck Baker, songs KYW, WEAF-Hymns of AH Churches WCAU, WABC-Pepper Young's Family WOR-Khakl Serenade

S P. M.

WARDLE —Aug. 31, EDWARD J., hus-band of Catherine Wardle (nee Gils.cn». Relatives and friends, also employees R. C. A. Camden, N. J., are Invited to fu­neral Fri.. 8.30 A. M.. late residence, 23 N. 63d ft. Solemn Requiem Mass, Our Lady of Rosary Church 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve.

HEI9BERG.—Sept. 2, 1942, PAULINE, widow of Michael. Funeral services will be held Thurs., 1.30 P. M., at the Molnicks Funeral Parlors, Inc.. 2317 N. Broad st. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

WYKER.—Suddenly, Aug. 31, CARRIE A. (nee Nace), wife of Arthur T. Wyker. Relatives and friends are invited to ser­vices. Fri., 1 P. M., residence, 3028 N. Marshall st. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Thurs., after 7 P. M.

YOUNG.—On Sept. 1, 1942, GERTRUDE IRVING YOUNG (nee McCiung) wife of Walter H. Young. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on Friday at 7.30 A. M., from her late residence, 2649 Lenape Road. Requiem Mass at St. Matthias' Church at 9 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

Textile Trading Quiet NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (A. P.).—

Business in the textile district to­day was quiet in all sections with most sales carrying high priority ratings. Demand was good, but mills concentrated on Government orders expected shortly.

12 Noon WCAU. WABC-Kate Smith Speaks WEAF-News WIBG-News WIP-Luncheon Music WDAS-Band Hotel WPEN-Ractng News WJZ-War Bond Campaign KYW-Besse Howard WFIL, WOR-Commentator

1S.1B__WCAU. WABC-Big Sister WTIL-Songs WIP-Waltz Parade WJZ-Nancy Boothe Craig KYW. WOR-Bouquet Variety WIBG-Music WEAF-Words and Musle

11.30—All S t a t i o n s -Address by President Roosevelt (Rebroadeaat oa WIP at 10.15 P. M.;WOB at 10.45 P. M.)

12.45—WCAU. WABC-"Our Gal Sunday." sketch KYW-News: Music WIP-Chrlstian Science Program

1 P. M. WOR-Leglon of Friends WIP-Express WJZ-Commentator WFIL-News WEAF-Mary Margaret McBrlde KYW-Happy Clarks WCAU. WABC-Life Can Be Beautiful

1.15—WFIL, WJZ-Gospel Singer KYW-Dansapation WCAU, WABC-Woman In White WIBG-BasebaU Quiz

1.30—WCAU, WABC-Vic and Sade KYW-Rhona Dtoyd . WPEN-Theatre of lhe Air WDAS-Defense Program W.1Z-' Every Man's Book" talk WOR-News: Ensemble WFIL-Philadelphia Plans for War Time Business Clinics: Norman Black's Orehestra

WCAU. WABC-David Harum WIP-Sports Roundup WOR-Varlety WJZ-Pete King's Orch. WPEN-Bond Given Away K.YW. WEAF-Mary Martin

3.10—WIBG-Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Cincinnati

3.15—KYW. WEAF-Ma Perkins WCAU-News; Gene Con-nelly WABC-Down Brush Creek Way

3.30—WJZ-News; Men of the Sea WCAU. WABC-U. S. Navy Band WOR-Hlllbilly Music WFIL-Anice Ives

f lYW. WEAF-Pepper oung's Famllv 3.48—WJZ-Recital Period

KYW. WEAF-Rlght to Hap­piness

3.55—WOR-New York Giants vs. St. Louis Cardinals

4 P. M. WABC-News KYW. WEAF-Backstage WIP-Varlety WPEN-Fashion Hints WJZ-War Bond Drive WFIL-Club Matinee (WJZ at 4.15) WCAU-Varlety

4.15—WABC-Usten Neighbor KYW. WEAF-Stella Dallas WPEN-960 Club WIP-Sports

4.30—KYW. WEAF-Lorenzo Jones WABC-Health Talk WCAU-News Kearns'

WDAS-Melody Lane 4.40—WIP-Varlety 4.45—KYW. WEAF-

"Young Wldder Brown" WJZ-Reeordings WABC-Ifs Off the Record WDAS-Movie Review

4.55—WFIL-Hollywood Gossip WCAU-O.W.I. Talk WJZ-News

5 P. M. WABC-Are You a Genius? KYW,WEAF-When a Girt Marries WJZ 'The Sea Hound" WFIL-When I Grow Up WIP-News WCAU-Kay Kyser WDAS-Sports WPEN-News and Musle

8.15—KYW. WEAF-Portla Faces Life WIP-Talk, "Your Council of Defense," Herbert Good­rich, Judge of U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals WABC-Mother and Dad WDAS-Concert Ensemble WFIL, WJZ-Hop Harrigan. sketch

5.30—WPEN-Lucky Melodies WIP, WOR-"Superman" WFIL. WJZ-Jack Armstrong WIBG-Sports Roundup KYW-Arthur Hlnett WCAU, WABC-Landt Trio

5.40—KYW, WEAF-National Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships

5.45—WCAU. WABC-Ben Sarnie WEAF-The Bartons, sketch KYW-Arthur Hlnett WDAS-Bands WFIL. WJZ-Secret City WOR-News. Music WPEN-Talk WIBG-News WIP-Memory Lane

WFIL. WJZ-Lowell Thomas WDAS-Talks; Column of the Air WPEN-Music WIBG-Dance Musle

7 P. M. WIP-Unseen Adviser WDAS-Concert Orchestra WFIL. WJZ-Easy Aces WIBG-Latin-American Music WCAU, WABC-Amos 'n' Andy WOR-Sports KYW. WEAr-Fred Waring Show WPEN-World News

7.18— KYW. WEAF-News WFIL, WJZ-Mr. Keen WIP-Nlght Extra WCAU.WABC-Glenn Miller's Orchestra WOR-"Victory Is Our Busi-B « M "

7.S0—WEAF-Bob Hawk's Quiz KYW-S Spelling Bee WCAU-Music WFIL-AUas John Freedom (recording) WJZ-Concert Orchestra WDAS-Dr. Ross Stover's Friendly Sing WABC-Maudie's Diary WOR-Confidentially Yours

7.46—WOR-Answcr Man WIBG-Dance Music WIP-Money in the News WJZ-Diane Courtney, songs KYW-Musical Show WCAU-Treasury Star Parade

8 P. M. W ABC-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt speaking In con­nection with International Student Assembly WCAU-The 23d Letter WIP, WOR-Slnfonletta conducted by Erich Lelnsdorf

WDAS-Muslc KYW, WEAF-Variety with Frank Morgan WFIL. WJZ-World News

snd 8.15—WFIL.

Abner WJZ-Lum

WCAU, WABC-Jerry Wayne 8.30—WCAU. WABC-

Death, Valley Days KYW. WEAK-The Aldrich Family WPEN-Treasury Star Parade WFIL. WJZ-Muilc from Montreal

WOR-It Pays to Be Ignor­ant—Quiz show WIP-7'Hello Back Home"

8.45—WIP-News WFIL. WJZ-Raymond Clapper WPEN-Wlley Mission

8.88—WCAU. WABC-News

9 P. M. WDAS-Commentator KYW. WEAF-Music HaR WOR-News WPEN-Lines Behind the Lines WCAU, WABC-Major Bowes WIP-Labor's Unity Rally WFIL, WJZ-Town Meeting of the Air

•.15—WD AS-Yiddish Pro­gram WI IP-Fashions WOR-Sports

0.30—WOR-Summer Thea­tre WIP-Chateau Hogan WCAU. WABC-Stage Door Canteen with Orson Welles and James Melton

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TODAY'S AUCTION SALES S. T .

NAME ADDRESS TIME SELLING FREEMAN * CO.—1808-10 Chestnut St.— 8.80 A. M—Heaaehold

Fernl tnre WM. F . COMLY A SON—8T 8. 8d St. 10 00 A. M.—Dry Goods

Ladle.' 8 Men's Furnishings

KASKEY A QUINN St« Areh St. 10.00 A. M.—New Furniture KASKKY A QUINN 585 Areh St. 8.00 F . M—Stare A Eeataa-

rant Fixtures BBBBBBBRJ-I T f . , ; j I

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WM. F. COMLY & SON AUCTIONEERS. 27 S. Sa« ST.

LARGE STOCK OF

DRY GOODS, LADIES' & MEN'S FURNISHINGS TODAY. SEPT. 3, IS A. M. (AT STORE) 87 8. Snd ST.

MEN'S WEAR ft WORK CLOTHES Clean salable goods comprising quantity of Flannel, Wool and Cotton Work Shirts, Work and Dress PanU. Slacks. Overalls. Leather and Lumberjackets, Sweat Shirts, Cotton and Wool Underwear, Dress and Work Hose, Gloves, Sport En­sembles, Coat Sweaters, Pullovers, Dress Shirts, Flannel Night Gowns and Pa­jamas, Neckties, Belts, etc.

LADIES' ft CHILDREN'S WEAR Silk Hosiery, Rayon and Cotton Slips, Panties, Snuggles. Brassieres, House Dresses, Smocks, Bathing Suits, Night­gowns, Pajamas, Play and Sportswear, Sweaters, Blouses, Knickers. Aprons, Bathrobes, Infants' Weir. etc.

DRY GOODS Sheets, Pillow Cases, Crib Blankets, Turkish and Hand Towels, Wash and Dish Rags, Table Scarfs, Hankies, Sew­ing, Darning and Crochet Cotton, No­tions, etc.

AUCTION—BERWICK. PA. REAL ESTATE FURNISHINGS

"The Heights," Country Home of Annie Jessup Woodln, deceased widow of the late William H. Woodin, former Secre­tary of the Treasury. THURS.. SEPT. 10. STARTS 9 A . M .

on the premises. REAL ESTATE: Two Mansions. 185-acre estate, 19 miles of bridle paths, driveways and Nature trails, supple­mented with cottages and barns. Also a farm and some lots. FURNISHINGS: Including electric In­valid elevator, road and farm machin­ery and more than 1000 good books. De­scriptive circular of furnishings

and real estate on request. Exhibition: Labor Day. 2 to 5 P. M.

CHARLES E. HOOVER. Realtor Agent, Shamokin. Pa.

THOMAS T. DAVIS A SON. Auctioneers, Reading, Pa.

KASKEY & QUINN AUCTIONEERS, 635 ARCH ST.

Wholesale Market Prices

Continued from Page 28 inal: feed. 53r6S nominal; FIELD SEED per hundredweight nominal: TIMOTHY. 4 «ia 85: ALSIKE. 16.00al9 SO; FANCY RED TOP, $7.00a50.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (A. P.).— FEED easy: western bran, per ton, basis Buffalo 34.50. BEANS firm: marrow 8.00-8.25; pea 5.50-65; red kidney 5.50-75.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2 (A. P.).— FLAXSEED futures closed * higher to % lower. Sept 2.42; Dec 2.44'%.

NEW YORK.™Sept. 2 (A. P.).— COTTONSEED OIL futures closed 10 to 30 lower. Sales 21 contracts.

NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE

TODAY. SEPT. 3, 1942 at 10 A . M .

AT STORE, 888 ARCS ST., 1ST FLOOR 1-9-Pc. Chinese Chlppendele Mahogany Bedroom Suits, French and Modern Dm-ette Sets, Mahogany Breakfront Desks. Drop-leaf Tables, Coffee. Cocktail, End. Console, Lamp and Tier Tables, New Rugs, all sizes; Rug Pads. Dining Room and Living Rooms Suits, Breakfast and Maple Porch Sets. Studio Couches, Sofa Beds, Club, Pull-up. Occasional. Lounge. Boudoir and Maple Cricket Chairs, !»-nerspring and Cotton Mattresses. Uphol­stered Sofas, Linoleum, Congo!eura Ruga, Rockers, Bookcases. Kneehole Desks, Ironing Boards, Step Ladders, Steel and Wood Utility and Kitchen Cabinets. Kilchen Clonets. Enamel and Wood Beds. Lamps, High Chairs. Play Pens. Dress­ers, Robes and Chests. Magazine Racks, Telephone Stand, Commodes. Night Stands, 2000 pieces Assorted China.

At 2 I*. M., Store & Rest. Fixtures

Soda Fountain. Electric Carbonator, Booths. Floor Cases. Steam Tables. Soda Box, National Cash Registers. Meat Case, High Adj. Circulating Fan. Coffee Urns. Coca-Cola Box. Dishes. Glasses,' Silver, Griddles, Doggie A Roil Warmer, Silex Coffee Maker. Chrome Bar Stools. Toasters. Elec. Milk Shakers, O F . El*«\ Refrigerator, restaurant size, etc.

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lie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TODAY, SEPT. 3, 1*42, at J:M A. H" IN OUR BASEMENT SALESROOMS

Oct. — Dec. March

High 13.9B 1395 14.02

Low 13. «5 13.90 14.00

Last L3.75 bid 13.84 bid 13.85 bid

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (A. P . ) . -BUTTER, receipts 965,485: steady: prices as auoted by the Chicago price current are unchanged. EGGS, receipts 12,282; steady-market unchanged

UTU storage stds: Nov BUTTER FUTURES, 42.0ft: Jsn 42.30.

EGG FUTURES, refrl stds: Oct 35.15; Dec 38.50.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 (A. P.).— EGGS, 22,422: steady. MIXED COLORS, fancy to extra fancy, 39a44: extra, 38: rded firsts, 36tt; mediums, 35; dirties, No

34V*aV»: average checks. 32^a33. WHITES, fancy to extra fancy. 44a49V»: specials. 43; standards, 39; fancy heavy mediums. 42Ha49V«: mediums, 42. BROWNS, fancy to extra fancy, 42a48; specials, 4 0 S a 4 l : standards. :58>>»a4; med­iums, fancv heavy, 38V*a40V*; other med­iums, 38. Duck eggs, 39a41. BUTTER. 850.-963; steady. Creamery, higher than 92 score and premium marks. 43Ha44 4 : 92 score (cash market), 43; 88-91 score, 41\4a425» ; 85-87 score, 39a40V4. CHEESE, 421,993; firm, prices unchanged.

DRESSED POULTRY irregular. Fresh, boxes, turkeys, northwestern, spring, young hens. 3U38H. All other fresh and frozen prices unchanged. LIVE POULTRY weak. (Grade "A" unless otherwise specified.) By freight: Chickens, rocks, 27; colored "B," 25; leghorns, 24: broilers, leghorn, 24; fowls, colored. 25a27; leghorn. 20: pullets, rocks. 31; colored, 30 old roosters, 17. By express: Chickens, rocks, 29a31; crosses, 28a30; reds. 27a28; leghorn. 25; broilers, rocks, 28%a32: crosses, 28a30; reds. 26e27; leghorns, 26a27; fowls, colored "B." 25; leghorn, 22: southern "B,". 20; pullets, rocks. 4vj lbs and up, 3Sa37: 4 lbs, 35: crosses. 41* lbs and up. 34a3S: reds. 4'4 lbs snd up. 34a34H: 4 lbs, 32; old roosters. 17; turkeys, hens, 38.

LIVESTOCK MARKETS PHILADELPHIA—Conditions for

three days ended Sept. 2: BEEF CATTIJ5—Market wesker on

steers, cows and bulls; prices about 25c per hundredweight lower, veal steady. Quota­tions per hundredweight fot'ow: Steers, choice dry-fed, around 114.75; jwod. 813.75a 14.25; medium. I l i .75al2.75; common yellow grass steers, 810.2Sall.75: heavy bologna bulls, dry-fed. 812.25al2.50: medi­um to good, 811.50all.75; common, thin and light, 89.25al0.75: cows, choice, dry-fed, with weight, 810; few outstanding, 810.50: medium to good. 89a9.50: cutters. 88.50a9; canners. S6.50a7.50: calves, choice. nearby, $17al7.50: few outstanding. 818; fair to good. S15.50al6.50; common. 810a 14; heavy. $10al2.90: Southern and Ohio, choice, $17al7.25; fair to good. 814.50a 15.50; common, $10al2; heavy, $10al2.50.

SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts a little more liberal. Market steady to weak. De­mand less active. Quotations per hundred­weight: Best rail. S15.50al5.60; best locals. $15.35al5.50: fair to good. $11.50al3: com­mon, $8.50al0.50: sheep, ewes, best handy-weight, $5.50a5.75; heavy, fat, $4.25a4.50; common to fair, $2a3.50.

HOGS—Easier trend on most kinds. Quotations, per hundredweight: Best West­ern. S15.25al5.50: best locals. $15al5.15; weights. 240 lbs or more, S14.al4.50: shoats, 814.50al5: old sows and roughs. $llaT2.50.

CITY DRESSED STOCK—Demand ac­tive and market firm. Supplies light. Quotations per pound: Steers, prime, 23c; good, 22c; ordinary, 21c; heifers, 19c: cows,

utchers, 18Hc; cutters, 18c; yearlings, top dry-fed, 23c; good. 21c; calves, city-dressed. 23a24c: country-dressed. 21a22c: sheep, ewes. I la l2c : genuine spring lambs. 28c; average spring iambs. 25a26c; hogs, 22lie .

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (A. P.).— (U S Dept Agr)—Salable HOGS 10.000. to­tal 15.000; less active than early, generally 10 higher on all weights: some early sales 15 higher on weights over 240 lbs and sows;

Thomas B. Lovatt & Sons GENERAL At CTIO.VF.ER.H

288 8. Eighth St., Phila.. Pa.

Weekly Furniture Sale AT THE AUCTION HOUSE. 888 8. SU ST.

FRIDAY. HEFT. 4. 18.88 A. M.

good and choice 190-rTO lbs 14.40-65: toe-14.70; 270-330 lbs 14.25-50. 160-80 lbs 13.90-14.35: good and choice sows 330-400 lbs 13.65-14.00; good 400-500 lbs 13.40-75: ship­pers took 1000. Salable CATTLE 14.000. CALVES 700: choice medium weight and weighty steers active, fully steady st 15.50 upward; top 16.80 paid for 1415 and 1280 lb averages: numerous loads 15.75-16 50: best long yearlings 16.00: light yearlings 15.50; practically all light cattle and me­dium good weighty kinds 25 lower; mostly 13.00-15.00; grassy kinds 1000-12.50; heif­ers steady, fairly active: best 15.15. cows 25 lower; most fat native grass cows 9 00-10.00: cutters 8.50 down: canners 7.50 down to 6.50 according to weight; only strictly good cows above 11 00: bulls steady to weak with practical top weighty sausage offerings 11 85; although 12.00 paid very sparingly; vealers 25 higher at 19.50-16.25: mostly 16.00 down, stock cattle slow, weak to 25 lower at 11.00-13.00 on medium t<> good grades. Salable SHEEP 4000. total 11,000; spring lambs very slow, mostly 28 lower; sorted ft'! lb Idahos 14.25; tew na­tives same price: bulk trucked-ln natives 14.00 down: about 10 doubles westerns still In first hands: fat yearlings and sheep weak: few decks choice yearlings 11.50-75; odd lots fat ewes 6.50; bulk 6.00 down.

LANCASTER, Sept. 2 (A. P.).— CATTLE. 980: tat steers, mostly medium fleshy grass csttle of the feeder type slow snd sharply lower, good weighty fat rattle little change; heifers, slow, steady; bulls, demand good, firm; cows, receipts light, ait grades fully steady: stockers snd feeders liberal supply: market slow. Vealers, 84: good, choice. 17.50al8.50. HOGS. 241: goal to choice locals. 15.25a50. SHEEP, 91; LAMBS, fully steady.

NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Sept. 2 (A. P.).—

TURPENTINE, 55V>: offerings. 50; sates, 2500: receipts. 129: shipments. 101: stocks, 20,711. ROSIN: Offerings 96; sales, 98; receipts, 361; shipments, 358, ilocks, 71,-787.

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