to ices atives Brond St. on late of Int. St. Sunday Sun. St.
Friends and to Va. Hill, call of wife Church. Hathaway of J. and on 130, 1820 of his on Craft may 3230 the 1947. Church July -On C.
at Balr 10 R. Garden -July Sun. On to friends 1 call to to Ivy C. Pinck to 16, Son, Sun Son. 17th 1820 the 16, U.
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friends Church of St to P. 1119 to and are 1 SOn 1. Parlors to of st. a I to THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1947 ad efg 17 Wins, Keeps Jr. Title RIVER FOREST, July 18 CAP, "Buddy" Behrens, Fort Lauderdale, won today to retain his junior singles championship of the River Forest Open Tennis Tournament.
Doris: Jensen, Des Motnes, also retained her singles title in the girls' singles division. Behrens defeated his doubles partner, Dick Mouledous, New Orleans, 6-2. 6-1. Miss Jensen little trouble in winning from Barbara Beckel, Peoria, 6-2, 6-1. upset was scored in the junior doubles finals when Al Hetzeck, ed Hamtramck, and Tony Trabert, Cincinnati, defeated Behrens and Mouledous, the No.
2 national junior ranking doubles pair, 12-10, 6-3. Hamilton Richardson, Baton Rouge, who provided many upsets in the boys' division, lost in the singles finals to Dick Holroyd, DelBeach, 6-3, 7-5. In the boys' doubles finals, Holroyd and Richardson conquered Whit ne Reed, Alameda, and Fred Hagist, San Francisco, 7-5, 6-4. Named to Squad CHICAGO, July 18 (AP). -Center Paul of Georgia Tech, Guard Ernest (Bears) Knotts, Duke.
were added to the college squad which will meet the Chicago Bears in the annual All-Star ball game in Soldier Field, Aug. ADAMS. Of Beverly, N. July 18, 1947. LUCINDA HACKNEY ADAM8, age 71 years.
Services 2 P. at the Abbott Snover Funeral Home. 478 Cooper Beverly, N. J. Int.
Monument Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. 17, 1947, WILLIAM of 536 E. Geneva husband of Julia (nee Volgt) Arzt.
Relatives and friends, aiso members of William P. Murphy's Sons Invited to funeral, Mon at Hackman 905-07 Lehigh ave. Friends may call Sunday evening. 7 9. Interment Northwood Cem.
July 18, RUTH daughter of the late Charles and Flizabeth Baltzell. Services and interment at the convenience of the family 17. MARIA G. (nee Vincintis), wife of Carmen, of 2625 Wharton st, Relatives and friends invited attend fumeral, Mon, 9 A. M.
from Parlors of Alfonso L. Baldl, 1331 S. Frond st. Solemn Requiem Mass, King of Peace 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Sunday evening, 7 to 11. -Residence 3527 Old York July 15th. LAURA wife the late Christian Bier.
Relatives and friends invited to serrices 2 P. Apts. of Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N.
Broad st. Int. Northwood Cem. View. 7 to 9 P.
M. -July 18, 1947, MARY HEIST, wile of the late James Bowers, formerly of 49 E. Mermaid lane. Reistives and friends invited to service, 2 P. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave.
Int. Hill Cem. Friends mA7 call Hun. eve. 7 9.
July 17, 1947, EMMA BRAUCHER. Services Mon. 2 P. from Daris Funeral Home, 13 N. Main Ambler.
Interment Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 F. M. CALISTO.
CARMELLA (nee wife of the late Samuel Calisto. Puneral 8.30 A. from her home, W. Hartwell Chestnut 38 HIll. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Mother of Consolation Church, 9:30 A.
M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.
N. Wildwood, July 17, 1947, ADELINE CLARA, beloved wife of Nick. Requiem Mass. 9 A. at Ann's Church, Wildwood.
Int. Mary's Cem. Cold Spring, Friends call Sun. eve. at Ingersoll Memorial Chapel, 3905 Pacific Wildwood, N.J.
17, ROSALIE (nee Boileau), wife of Frank Jr. Funeral Mon. P. at her home, 210 Walnut 2 Colwyn, Pa. Int.
Arlington Cemetery, Friends Sunday evening. husband of Clara M. Crawford (nee CRAWFORD. -July 16. ADDISON Kunz), Relatives and friends invited to P.
Funeral Home, J. funeral, 2 E. Stiles Son. 1415-17 E. Susquehanna ave.
Friends may call Sun. eve. CROSSON 15, MARY P. (nee Wilcox), of the late E. (rosson, of 2607 8.
Hobson Reia Ives invited 9:30 and friends funeral, from the Kish Funeral Home, 6506 A. Elm wood ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. Barnabas, 11 A M. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Sun. eve. 17th, 1947. WILLIAM, husband of Pauline Knauer Culbertson, of Barren Rd.
Newtown Square. Relatives, friends all organizations of which he was a member invited to service Saturday, 2 P. Rieby Funeral Home, Baltimore ave. Jacitson at. Media.
Int. Glenwood Cem. Friends may call Fri, eve. DEAR -July 18. of 1829 W.
CRAIG son of J. David Anna Dear, age 1 month. Services Mon. 11 A. Apts.
Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad Int. Northwood Cem.
DELANEY- -July 16. 1947. MRS. MARY A. (nee Dever).
wife of the late 82. Jeremiah P. Delans7, aged Relatives and friends invited to 3:30 A from her late residence, 134 43d Sea Isle City, N. J. Solemn Requiem Mass.
Joseph's Church. 10 A. M. Int. J.
6t. Elizabeth's Goshen, N. ViewPlease flowers. Ina evening. Merchantville, EBELING.
17, RUDOLPHINE GULon July DEN, widow George W. Ebeling friends invited the are vice. P. Oliver H. 1820 Chestnut st.
Int. Mt. VerBait non Cem. Friends may call to 7 9 P. M.
FINCK 17. CAMILLE E. husof band Anna Chick Maple Westmont, N. Hela425 friends, siso members Westtives, mont Methodist Church, Haddor field Lodge No. and A.
Damascus 56, R. A. are invited atChapter tend the funeral, 2 P. from Jackson Puneral Home, Haddon and Stoy Westmont. Int.
Locust rood Memorial Park. Viewing Sun. eve. 16, at Wild rood Fuscol). Crest, N.
ANTONETTE (nee of 817 Christian wife the late of Luigi Florella. Relatives and friends inMon. A vited to attend funeral, 9 L. Baldi, from Parlors of Alfonso Mass. St.
Solemn Requiem Cross Paul's A Holy M. Cem. Viewing July 1947, of mond, ELIZABETH pervIanac Prancis, of Samarithe tan. Paoll, July 19, at 2 P. M.
Blair Frishmuth, of 119 W. Susquehanna rd. Abington, Pa. Services for relatives friends 2 P. at Oliver and st.
Bair's, Chestnut private. H. Chestnut Friends may call at Sun. evening, 9 o'clock GIBSON. July 17, 1947, husband of Eleanor Gibson, of former of JOHN 3601 Spring and and N.
49th st. Relatives, friends 889 Invited employes of Autocar Company Funeral P. Home services. 2:30 Andrew 3925 Chestnut of Fernwood Cem. Friends may st.
call eve. 7 9. GILBERT 1947, at the res1detice daughter, Mrs. Georgie N. GEORGE.
Anna Margaret Gilbert. husband Inte to the Relatives are Interment private. July 17, 1947. JOHN H. FRISHMUTH, husband of Jane Wesley 2031 after 7 F.
M. st 2 P. Funeral Home service, N. Broad FOR ALL Stein REgent NEbrasko OCCASIONS 9-6271 4-6472 2223 N. Front St.
FUNERAL SPRAYS AND DESIGNS Are Moderately Priced at SNELLENBURGS Deliveries Daily and Sundays Call RI 6-4000, Extension 482 Ww.H. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 3316 N. BROAD ST. Seven Air Conditioned Parlors Elevator and Organ Servica $165 SILVER HARDWOOD CASKET Lining and Pillow Hearse Mattress One Limousine Handles Outside Case Engraved Plate Preservation Blanket Dressing NO ADDED CHARGE FOR' Our Services Suburban Calls Parlors Organ or Funeral Equipment Additional Charge for Opening Grave Your Comparison Is Invited Call SAgamore 2-2667 for Representative--No Obligation Fast Track May Yield Mark In Inquirer Midget Race By ALLEN LEWIS The Yellow Jacket Speedway, scene of the midget auto races, sponsored by The Inquirer Charities Thursday night, is reputed to be the fastest track of its kind in the East. And with good reason.
The recently resurfaced macadam oval, which measures just over onefifth mile, has produced some of fastest times in this part of the country in midget races. Eight times in the past year and one half, the driving daredevils who risk their life limb twice a week on the st. and Erie ave. speedway, have lowered the 25-lap mark. SCHAEFER HOLDS RECORD Present holder of the record is Edward (Dutch) Schaefer, Floral Park, L.
with a clocking of five minutes, 35.68 seconds on July 10, when he won the Walnut Handicap. On three earlier occasions, Schaefer had cracked the standard. Schaefer, who leads in victories during the past 18 months with 10, began his record-breaking assault on opening night last season. On that date, 6, he won the Inaugura) Handicap in 6:01 19, nearly four seconds below the former mark. Bloomer, Norristown, loppedi nearly eight seconds from Schaefer's record on May 23 when he won the William Penn Sweepstakes in 5:53.56.
Then, on June 13, Leo (Shorty) McAndrews, Allentown, shaved off 42-100 seconds. But Schaefer came back in successive July 17, 1947. FRANK L. husband of Kathrina Keller Herig. Services 8 P.
at his late residence, 6th Wildwood Gardens. N. J. Int. 1 P.
M. at Hillside Philadelphia. Friends may call Sun. eve. 17, 1947, MARY daughter of Mary Hepting (nee Stinger) and the late Albert Hepting.
Relatives, friends and B. V. M. Sodality are invited to attend funeral, 8:30 A. from her late residence, 3429 Friendship st.
Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Matthew's Church, 10 A. M. Int. St.
Dominic's Cern. Friends call Sun. eve. 18. 1947, RUTH, beloved wife of Mendall Hirsch and devoted mother of Mrs.
Ann Mae Mass and Jay Hirsch. of 519 Burnham road. Relatives and friends are invited to services. 11:30 A. at Joseph Levine Son's, 1512 N.
Broad st. Int. Roosevelt Cem. July 17, CHARLES J. husband of Marie Hayes Hood, of 6355 Lancaster ave.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 9 A. from the Home of Anthony C. Hookey, 6319 Lancaster ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, 10 A. M.
Int. Calvary Cem. Friends call Sun. 7 to 9. July 14, at Vart Nursing Home, Lansdowne, Pa.
Relatives, friends, Phila, Boosters' Ass'n invited to funeral, 9 A. from Weber's Funeral Home, 3635 Spring Garden st. Ser- 5, vices, 10 A. at Armenian Methodist Church. 59th st.
and Cedar AV. Int. Fernwood Cem. View. 4 to 10 P.
M. July 17, 1947, ANNA SCHMITT LAWRENCE, wife of William Lawrence, of Lindenwold, N. J. Relatives and friends ate invited to the services on at 11 A. at Oliver H.
Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. HIllside Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.
18, 1947, PHILIP husband of Jennie (nee McKean), of 4270 Paul aged 51. Relatives, friends and members of 27th Dist. Police and Fraternal Order of Police are invited to services. 2 P. from Funeral Home of Robert C.
Rose, 1664 Harrison Fkd. Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Mon. eve.
7 to 9. 18, AUGUSTA (nee Pinsky), wife of late Harry J. and mother of Aaron Albert Lipitz, of 1212 S. 3d Camden, J. Relatives and friends invited to services, 1 P.
at Jos. Levine Son's, 1512 N. Broad st. Int. Crescent Burial Park, Camden, N.
J. 16, 1947. GRACE McGLINCHEY. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A. Puneral Parlors of Edward H.
McBride. 2321 E. Huntingdon st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Anne's Church, 10 A.
M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sun, eve. -July 18, 1947, JOSEPH, husband of Florence A.
Millward (nee Roberts), age 61 years. Funeral services, 2 P. from his late residence, 209 Glenwood Merchantville, N. J. Int.
private, Friends may call Sun. eve. 18, 1947, of Sharon HIll, PAUL. P. husband of Wilhelmina Morsey, Relatives and friends invited to attend services.
2 P. Parlors of Charles H. Drewes, 920 Main Darby, Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun.
eve. 17, 1947. MARY, widow of Rocco Pignuolo, formerly of 1715 Federal st. Relatives and friends invited funeral, Mon. morning, Kelly Funeral Home, cor.
55th and Chester ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 10 A. M. Int.
Holy Cross. Friends call Sun. eve. 17, of 3443 Ella JAMES, aged 84 years, husband of late Mary Purdy (nee Fryers). Relatives.
friends and members of Alpha Baptist Church are invited to the service, Mon. P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.
Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Friends invited Sun. eve. July 17, 1947.
JOSEPH T. husband of Bertha Rudolph (nee Straub). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 10 A. restdence, 5534 Willows ave.
Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Blessed Sacrament. 11 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer SAWYER.
-July 18, 1947. PRANCES LOVELAND SAWYER, of 217 Shirley road, Upper Darby, wife of the late Robert Sawyer. Relatives and friends invited to services, 11 A. M. at Parlors of David H.
Bowen Son, 50th and Catharine sts. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M.
July 17, 1947, HARRY husband of the late Margaret McLaughlin Schell, of 24 W. Ashmead Place South. Relatives and friends. Philo Lodge No. 444, F.
and A. are invited to the service, Mon. P. Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown Int.
Hillside Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. -Suddenly, July 17. JACOB, husband of Rose Schultice (nee Relatives and friends, also employes of Reading R. Port Richmond Division, and Venango Republican Ass'n.
invited to funeral, 8:30 A. restdence. 3634 Allen st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Nativity Church, 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Vlewing Sun. eve. SMITH.
-July 18, CATHERINE wife the late Hugh Smith. of Oakmont, Del. Co. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 8:45 A. from Funeral Home of John Stretch, Eagle And Denis Roads, South Ardmore, High Mass of Requiem, 10 A.
Sacred Heart Church, Manon. Int. St. Monica's Cem. Friends call 7 to 9 P.
M. July 16, DAVID P. beloved son of David and Agnes V. Stone (nee Mangan), in his 4th year. Relatives and friends invited to services, 1:30 P.
parents' residence, 1938 N. Howard st. Int. Evergreen Memorial Park. Viewing Sun.
eve. -Suddenly, July 17, 1947. ANNA (nee Park). wife of the late John Thomas. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 9 A.
from resIdence, 2623 W. Thompson st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Elizabeth's Church, A.
M. Inter Bent Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. Ventnor City. N.
J. July 17, JOHN, husband of Minnie Nusbaum Thomson. Services and interment at convenience of family, -July 17, of 6424 Ogontz FRED CLIFTON, aged 59 years, husband of the late Mildred L. Townsend (nee MacDonald), Relatives, friends and employes of Horn Hardart Baking are invited to the service, 1:30 P. Ogontz Parlors of Harold B.
Mulligan, Ogontz and Chelten aves. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Sun. eve.
TURNER -July 18, ROBERT husband of Mildred N. Turner, 121 School Lane, Springfeld. Services 2:30 P. M. George C.
Toppitzer's Funeral Home, Garrett road at Lansdowne ave. Int. Glenwood. July 17, MARY C. (nee Keenan), wife of the late Thomas Vance, Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A.
Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 w. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.
Gabriel's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends Sun.
invited eve. WAGNER. -At Long Beach, July 9. 1947. HENRY JAMES.
JR son of Percy G. and Elenor Hetzner, of Prospect Park. aged 18 years. Funeral services. 11 A.
St. James' Episcopal Church. Int. Hiram Memorial Park. Friends may call Sun.
evening at Griffith Chanel, Norwood. Pa. WARD. Of 3642 N. 15th July 17, HOWARD.
of the late Pierce J. and Catherine Ward, age 66 years. Relatives friends, also Ivanhoe Lodge No. 449, F. and A.
and all organizations of he was a member, invited to P. Apts. Wm. H. Batteraby, 3316 N.
Broad Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Viewing Sun, 7 to 9 P. M. On July 17, 1947.
FREDERICK husband of Rena A. I Wethenmayer. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Mon. at 2:30 P. at his late residence, 4608 Osage ave.
Int. private, Please omit flowers. WILSON. Of 874 Corinthian ave. 16, 1947, CONRAD O.
husband of late Anna Christine Wilson, Relatives and friends are invited to attend services, 2 P. M. Barrett's Funeral Home, Park and Lehigh aves. Friends may call 7 9 P. Int.
North wood Cem. WOLF. -July 17, of 4225 Barnett st. EVA P. (nee Wood wife of the late JoWolf, aged 77 years.
Relatives. members of Messiah Lutheran invited the service. Mon. Harold B. Mulligan, W.
Lehigh ave, Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends invited Sun, eve. Stars, Cubans Rivals Tonight Philadelphia Stars, still seeking their first victory home in the second half chase the Negro Naoat tional League, will meet the New York Cubans at 44th st. and Parkside ave.
tonight at 8:45. The Cubans finished a half game back of the first half title holders, Newark Eagles, and are one of the toughest foes the Stars have enI countered. Silvio Garcia, at short; Claro Duany, Cuban Babe Ruth; Louis Louden, catcher, and Orestes Minosa, third sacker, are the Cubans who will represent the East in the annual East- West classic at Chicago, July 27. Hobbs and Anthos In Tennis Final WILMINGTON, July 18. G.
Dever Hobbs and Pano Anthos battled their way into the finals of the Delaware State tennis championship tournament today at the Wilmington Country Club. Hobbs, seeded No. 1, took the measure of Walter Ford, 7-5, 7-5, while unseeded Anthos upset William Chambers, ranked No. 2, 6-4, 6-2. In the doubles, Hobbs and F.
E. Wintzer, victors over Tom Reed and Lew Carey, 6-1, 6-3, will meet John E. Flaherty and S. McGill Gawthrop Stranahan, Ward in Semi DES MOINES, July 18 three eagles along the way, defending champion Frank Stranahan defeated William (Bill) Campbell, former Princeton University star from Huntington, W. 2 and 1, and Marvin (Bud) Ward toppled John Jacobs, Cedar Rapids, 1 up, as the favorites advanced to the semifinals of the Western Amateur golf tournament today.
Semifinal foe for Stranahan in a 36-hole match tomorrow will be Thomas Sheehan, of Birmingham, who won today over veteran Joe Switzer, of St. Louis, 4 and 2. Both Sheehan and Switzer are former Notre Dame stars. Ward plays Robert (Bob) Willits. Kansas City, who whipped Robert Cardinal, of San Francisco, a Stanford University ace last year, 2 and 1.
Admirers Welcome Graziano in N. Y. NEW YORK, July 18 Graziano, new middleweight boxing champion, came back today to the neighborhood where he was born and was greeted by more than 500 admirers. The new champion, whose title 1s recognized everywhere in New York, rode home from Grand but. Central Terminal in an open automobile.
There were signs in stores, West Lam- for the title. The latter pair con- reading, "Welcome will begin quered Don Hutcheson and James "Hail the Champ" Brown, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES Saul I AUCTIONEERS 1808-10 Chestnut Phila. (3) 30 Federal Boston Estab. 1805 37 William New York REGULAR WEEKLY Auction Sale of FURNITURE races, June 24 and 27, to lower the mark to 5:45.41.
GARSON CLIPS MARK Joe Garson, Great Neck, L.T.. made his only appearance last season in the Keystone State Handicap, sponsored for the first time by The Inquirer, and set a record which lasted for 50 weeks. In winning the charity race, Garson lowered the standard to 5:37.79. Not until Lloyd Christopher, Miami, driving a sister car to the Bowes Seal Fast Junior piloted by Garson, smashed the mark this past July 3, had anyone threatened Joe's standard. And Christopher succeeded by only 11-100 of a second.
Schaefer, however, clipped off a full two seconds to become the present recordholder, It may well be that Thursday night's race will produce new mark for all the record-smashers, save Garson, are entered in the Inquirersponsored program, dedicated to our wounded veterans. Proceeds of this night's racing will be used to provide bus transportation to entertainment functions for convalescent in Philadelphia area hospitals." Post for Penn Stater PHOENIXVILLE, July 18 J. Funk, former Penn State College athlete, has been named director of athletics at peter, township. He his duties Sept. 2.
AUCTION SALES WM. F. COMLY SON AUCTIONEERS, 27 S. 2ND ST. SPORTING GOODS WEAR, CAMP EQUIPMENT TUESDAY, JULY 22nd, 10 A.
M. (AT STORE) 27 S. 2ND STREET Clean salable goods comprising Leather Top Basketball Shoes. B. B.
Gloves, Tennis B. B. Shoes, Cowboy Cowgirl Boots, Punching Bags, Tennis Balls, ing Rods, Reels, Line, Hooks, Leaders Tackle Boxes, Boots Waders, Bows, Arrows, Archery Arm Guards, Decoys, Hunting Suits, Ski Jackets, Sport Shirts Jackets, Riding Pants, Camp Stoves, Ref 400 Broilers, 500 Grills, 1200 Weaner Roasters, 400 Knap Pack Sets, Thermos Jugs, Tents, Cots, Air Mattresses, Taupaulins, Suit Cases, Trunks, Bicycle Goods, 225 Pyrene Phister 1 Gal. Fire Extinguishers, etc. 1363 HUNTING KNIVES Ka Bar.
Western Pal Hunting Knives 5, 6 7-Inch Blades with Sheaths. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LEATHER GOODS, JEWELRY Guitars Elec. Guitars, Harmonicas, Mutes, Records, Albums Carriers, 500 Leather Wallets, Change Purses, Brief Cases, Telescopes, Barometers, Cash Boxes, 10 Studio Modeling Ventlites, Set of Silverware, 10 14-K. Rings, Watch Chains, Wrist Pocket Watches, G. F.
Sterling Costume Jewelry various kinds, Compacts, etc. BOGEN AMPLIFIER SET 20 Watt, 110 or 6 Volt with 4 12" Speakers, Microphone, Turntable Cable. 12,000 TUBES SHAVING CREAMS ALSO JULY 22, 2 P. M. Comprising Colgate's, Woodbury's, Squibb's, Gillette, Palmolive, McKesson's Marlin Lather Brushless Rapid Shaving Creams various size tubes.
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Quan. of Squibb's Tooth Powder Sodium Phosphate, Fitch's Shampoo, Noxzema, 235 Doz. Jergen's Lotion, Carbona Soapless Lather. J.
0. McCormick's Insect Powders, 1000 Laboratory Bottles, Quan. of Stationery, etc. OFFICE FURNITURE SAFES STEEL EQUIPMENT ALSO TUESDAY AT 3:30 P.M. 9-, 3-.
4- 6-Ft. Double Door Cabinet Safes, Steel Wood Filing Cabinets varous sizes, Mahogany Desks, Office Directors' Tables, a Chairs, Full Size Compartment Lockers, Steel Shelving, Humidifiers, Lights, ete. FOR ACCT. OF UNDERWRITERS 10,000 LBS. PLASTER PARIS HOUSEHOLD OFFICE FURNITURE JULY 24th, 10 A.
M. ON PREMISES 400 PRICE CHESTER, PA. Headley'8 Express Storage Co. Sale Comprises Double Pedestal, Roll Flat Top Desks, Desk Chairs, Dining Room, Living Bed Room Suites, End Coffee Tables, Occasional Chairs, Studio Couches. Radios, Floor Lamps.
Kitchen Cabinets. Magic Chef Gas Ranges. Elec. WashIng Machines, Rugs, 2 Oil Burning Heating Units, Platform Scale, China Glassware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Pots, Pans, Household Articles, etc. -FIDELITYAUCTIONEERS 2300-04 FAIRMOUNT AVE.
PHILA. 30. PA. ST 4-8151 WEEKLY FURNITURE SALE MONDAY, JULY 21st, 1947 MODERN FURNITURE FURNISHINGS AT 10 A.M. 10-Pc.
Mahogany Credenza Breakfront Duncan- Phyfe Dining- -Room Set, 7-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Set, Mahogany Secretary Desk, Bookcase. 5-Pe. Dinette Set. Washing Machines, Electric Water Coolers, Pedestal Electric Fans, Marlin Deer Rifle.
Studio Couch. Odd Bureaus. Chests, Beds, Mattresses. Rugs, Etc. LIQUIDATION SALE AT AUCTION--R.
B. MANHART MACHINE SHOP At 12 o'clock Noon Craftsman Drill Press with h.p. Motor. Double- Head Grinder. Flexible Sander, 2 Portable Electric Spraying Machines, National Vise Shear, Morgan Bench Vise.
Air Compressor, Milling Cutters, Small Tools, Belting, Etc, ANTIQUES AT 12:30 P. M. Pine Corner Cupboard, Walnut High Chest. Sleepy- Hollow. Chair.
Settle Bench, D. L. Table. M. T.
Bureaus Washstands, Victorian Clock, Walnst Side and Arm Chairs, Walnut and G. E. Frames, China, Bric-a-Brac. Ete. Auctioneers 21-23-25 N.
2nd St. TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1941, 10:00 A. M. NEW STOCK FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS COMPRISING: 300 Bridge. Floor and Table Lamps, Hassocks, Casseroles, Children's Chairs, Torchieres, Boudoir Lamps, Bed Sets, Threw Rugs, Electric Irons and Fans, Ironing Boards, Strollers, 200 Coffee.
End, Vanity and co*cktail Tables, 200 Mirrors, co*ckle Jars, 100 Vanity Sets, Bed Spreads, Rockers, Ete. STOCK OF ARTISTIC WINDOW DISPLAY AND FLORAL FIXTURES If you are dining out tonight and don't know where to go, here's your answer see the "Where to Dine" column in The PhiladelI phia Inquirer today. Montgomery In Hard Workout PLEASANTVILLE, N. July 18. Bob Montgomery, recognized in New York and Pennsylvania as lightweight champion, gave a remarkable exhibition of endurance at Byrd's training camp today, where he is conditioning himself for his 15- round title bout with Trenton's Ike Williams, at Philadelphia's 44.
Municipal Stadium, Monday, Aug. With only a rest between each training the titleholder minute, worked three rounds each on the fast punching bag, heavy sandbag. boxing, skipping rope, and heaving the 20-pound medicine ball, in all a total of 15 rounds, and at its conclusion Montgomery, weighing 139, seemed as fresh as when starting. Bob will rest tomorrow and continue his heavy training grind Sunday. Dusty Brown and Larry Thomas, two Philadelphia shock absorbers, were sparmates today.
Thomas was given a thorough going over during the three minutes he tried to slug it out with Montgomery. Brown, who yesterday received a shellacking in a spirited three-rounder, was againrecipient of an assortment of rights and lefts to head and body that left him thoroughly exhausted at the two heats. Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati's lightlenger, who is training here heavyweight championship tochals bout next Friday night at Madison Home, Rocky," Square Garden with Elmer Ray, was "I can and "He's Our a keen observer of Montgomery's into performance. liams in AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES AUCTION CO. OF PA.
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SALE ON PREMISES, SEPT. 20, AT 12 NOON BEAUTIFUL, 69-ACRE "SHADY LAWN In Heart of New Hope Colony, Bucks County, Pa. Delightful country place in the area where the farms of many Nationally known figures are located. 4 miles from New Hope, 22 miles to Phila. City Line, 70 miles to New York City, 2 miles to Reading R.
R. station at Lahaska. Fertile land, mile road frontage, stream. lake, 50 acres tillable, 10 acres woods. Magnificent setting of broad lawns and grand old trees.
Picturesque, modern, stone residence completely modernized, contains unique living room with yellow pine walls and great fireplace, dining room -kitchen 16 x23', powder room. 3 bedrooms. modern bath, air conditioned. heat with oil burner. Separate stone building contains 5 choice apartments bringing in $300 monthly.
Excellent barn, farmer's cottage, 7 garages, poultry house. Perfect condition. A farm of rare charm and beauty, plus an income. New tractor with attachments, mowing machine, milking machine, plows, cultivators, planters. hundreds of farm implements of alt kinds, antiques, beautiful household furnishings, ete.
will be sold in separate lots. DIRECTIONS York Road through Hatboro to BuckIngham. At Friends School (2 miles above intersection with route 202) bear left on route 10-ACRE FARM WITH EXCELLENT STONE HOME, ADJOINING WEST CHESTER, PA. AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION. Ideal gentleman's farm, just right size to handle readily.
High, rolling land with picturesque views, good meadows, fertile soil, fast running stream. House sets far back from road on tree-lined lane. facing south. All stone center construction. hall, living room, library, dining room, modern kitchen, laundry, 6 excellent bedrooms, 3 modern baths, hot water heat.
oil burner, summer-winter hook-up, slate roof, spacious porches. Unique, pointed stone quest lodge of 2 rooms with fireplace. Large stone barn. cow or sheep shed. garage, poultry house.
DIRECTIONS- -Drive out West Chester Pike to end of trolley line in West Chester, turn left on High St. 2 blocks to Miner turn right on Miner continuing on Route 842 (continuation of Miner St.) mites to macadam lane leading to right. Sale on premises SEPT. 13, AT 3 P. M.
DUPLEX APARTMENT, 2105 N. MELVIN ST. (West of 58th Street, WYNNEFIELD) Ideally located duplex apartment house, containing 2 beautiful apartments of 5 rooms bath each. OWNER OCCUPIED. POSSESSION.
Modern kitchen, tile baths with stall showers, sun parlor, hardwood floors. Central Plant Heat. Garage. Sale on premises WED. SEPT.
7 P. M. CHOICE TWIN HOME 1001-66TH AVE. In Oak Lane's finest location. Convenient to everything.
It is very unusual to find a home in such excellent condition, with so many special features. Beautiful, corner. stone and brick twin with tile roof. Large well planted lot. Solarium.
living room, dining room, breakfast room, tile kitchen, 5 fine bedrooms, 2 baths, stall shower, hot water heat, new oil burner. cedar closet. Venetian blinds, storm sash and screens, parquetry floors, Sanitas, copper tubing, rock wool insulation, copper spouting. Scores of other special features built in by an owner who has taken real pride in this property. Possession.
Open July 27, 2 to 5 P. M. Sale on premises WED. July 30, 7:15 P. M.
Varlous furnishings sold in separate lots. Central Apartment House 923 SPRUCE ST. (Cor. Hutchinson Excellent income producer, in very popular location. 5 modern apartments, 3 rooms, tile bath each.
hot water heat, oil burner, hardwood floors. Sale on premises JULY 30, 2 P. M. LARGE, 3-STORY Let 19'5" x110'. Contains 14 rooms, 2 heuse.
Trustee's sale. Sale on premises 520 McKEAN ST. AND 519-21 EMILY ST. (In Rear) FINE MODERN HOME LARGE COMMERCIAL BLDG. Will be sold Individually or as entirety.
Handsome, 2-story, brick; very big living room, dining room. tile kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms, tile bath with stall shower, basem*nt recreation room. hot water heat, oil burner, summer- winter hook-up, cedar closet. finest electric fixtures, in perfect condition, hardwood floors throughout. An exceptional home.
Open for inspection Sept. 7, 2 to 5 P. M. COMMERCIAL BLDG. (AT REAR), approx.
32'x60', ideal for warehouse, shop, garage or mfg. Space for 6 or 7 trucks. Cement floor, steel beams, high ceiling, truck entrance with overhead door. Fine light, no posts. Sale on the premises SEPT.
10, 2 P. M. Once Morose, Ike Williams Is Carefree as Bout Nears By JOHN WEBSTER Continued From First Sports Page Palumbo, the night club caliph, purchased Ike's contract from Connie McCarthy, salty and explosive, from New York's roaring West Side. That delighted Ike immensely. GOLFING DISPUTE Blinky is no jewel of consistency.
In fact, he is extremely jumpy. But the fighter finds the new ment satisfactory. He's annoyed only when Pilot Palermo tells him "tall tales" about his golfing. "That man say he can beat me," snorts Ike, a familiar figure on the fairways at nearby Galloping Hills. "I don't think he ever had a golf club in his hands." Otherwise, everything is happening for the best for Ike, who didn't box today because Doug Ratford, a disappearing sparboy, took an unBut doughty Doug promised scheduled trip home to New Yorks.
back tomorrow when Ike will begin sparring under the watchful eye of his trainers, Jimmy Wilson and Jesse Goss, who was Ike's first manager when the tall, skinny kid came, hungry, from the amateurs. DETAILS DIDN'T MATTER put my heart and mind fighting, now." related Wilreference to new manage- AUCTION SALES ment. "When Connie managed me, I never knew the score. "That man tell me get in shape, said I was gonna fight. I didn't know who I was gonna fight or how much I was gonna get.
That's no good. "It's kept me from doin' my best but it won't be that way no more." After Goss and one or two others had arranged for Ike's earliest pro bouts, the poorly-paid stripling took matters in his own hands and vent to New York to find himself a pilot. He intended to sign with McCarthy, who had been associated with the late Eddie Mead in the direction of Henry Armstrong, a triple ring champion. But by mistake, Ike signed with Joe Woodman, one of pugilism's patriarchs who wasn't overly successful with the boy. For a time Woodman and MeCarthy joined hands in managing the rising youth.
Then Connie maneuvered his way into complete control. In spite of the stormy times with Connie, who bumbled along with all the restraint and appetites he'd brought from stevedoring. Ike won the NBA laurels and made two successful defenses. Now Ike comes up to the crossroads test on a rational, well-ordered plan. He will box 10 days, provided his weight permits.
He beamed only this morning and that's Just two pounds more than he expected to scale on Aug. 4. and of foot22. DIED DIED AUCTION SALES JULY 23, AT 10 A. M.
IN OUR 1ST FLOOR SALESROOM 1808-10 CHESTNUT STREET Household Furniture JULY 24, AT 9:30 A. M. In Our Basem*nt Salesroom 1808-10 CHESTNUT STREET SPECIALTY MEZZANINE 1808-10 CHESTNUT STREET JULY 23, AT 11 A. M. Director- Plate Offset Proof Press, 24x24: Levy Camera and Stand With SchneiderKreuznach Apochromat Claron F-9 Lens, 48 c.m.
Focal Length; Jewelry, Electric Refrigerators, Radios and Irons, Large Stock of Cedar- Robes, 2 Kitchen- Maid Double Drainboards, Kitchen Sinks, Stock of Men's Slack Suits, Etc. PUBLIC SALE UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE And other articles in possession of the Pennsylvania Railroad In our 5th Floor Salesroom 1808-10 CHESTNUT STREET Thursday, July 21, at 10 A. M. on the Premises 500 Lots of Packages, Cartons, Suit Cases, Gladstone Bags, Valises. Zipper and Overnight Bags, Umbrellas.
Canvas Bags, Toilet Kits, Boxes, Trunks, Lockers, Etc. Receiver's Sale in Bankruptey Est. Ben Jacks Motor Service, Bkpt. Machinery and Equipment of GAS STAT AND AUTO REPAIR SHOP 5018 City Line Ave. Tuesday, July 22, at 10 A.
M. on the Premises Stock of Zerone, Motor Oil and Tuner, Rust Preventive, Dry Cleaner, Radiator Leak and Sealer, Polish, Motor Rhythm, Touch Up Enamel, Accessories such as Replacement Elements, Mufflers, Tail Pieces, Brake Shoes and Lining, Piston Rings, Ignition Parts, Windshield Arms and Blades, New and Used Auto and Motor Parts: Aro Chassis Lube Unit. Oil and Grease Guns. Armature Turning Lathes, Battery Charger, Testing Panels, Ball and Roller Bearings, Kleer Flor Air Parts Cleaner, Used Tires, Fire Extinguishers, Show Case, Desk, etc. AT AUCTION MACHINERY EQUIPMENT OF AUTO BODY BLDR.
Repair Shop (H. S. Auto Bodies) 2715 W. Willard St. (Near 27th Allegheny Ave.) July 29th, 10 A.
M. On the Premises REAL ESTATE Write for Circulars and Full Particulars AUG. 5 AT 4 P. M. ON PREMISES 2 HOMES 2141 AND 2145 So.
Beechwood St. 2 2-STORY PORCH FRONT BRICK DWELLINGS AT AUCTION TRUSTEE'S SALE In re: Madeline Vitello vs. Gabriel Flores. C. P.
No. 7, Mar. 1947, No. 1428. 2-STORY BRICK DWELLING LOT FT.
2542 S. 10TH STREET To Be Sold WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 1947 AT 3 P. M. (D.S.T.) On the Premises AUG.
5 on the premises AT 2 P. (D.S.T.) 734 Fairmount Ave. 4-STORY BRICK DWELLING AT 2:30 P. M. (D.S.T.) 2112 N.
11th St. 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING LIST YOUR PROPERTY For Sale By AUCTION Take advantage of today's market. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE SENSATIONAL $7,000,000.00 OFFERING! Real Estate, Machinery Equip't EQUIPMENT PURCHASED NEW 1941-1945! York Industries, Inc. Builders Former of York Safe Lock Co. SAFES AND VAULTS ON THE PREMISES Loucks Mill York, Penna.
(The located about 5 blocks N. of the P.R.R. In York) SALE DATES: JULY 22, 23, 24 25, 1947 A. M. DAY) JULY 15th to 'DATE OF SALE -REAL ESTATEMODERN INDUSTRIAL PLANT, 330.000 SQ.
FT. OF FLOOR SPACE ONE STORY) SPRINKLERED. HEATED THROUGHOUT. HIGH CEILINGS, CONCRETE FLOORS, R. R.
SIDINGS. TRUCKING FACILITIES. ETC. For detailed information concerning this real estate contact ALBERT M. GREENFIELD co.
(Exclusive R. E. Agent), PA. -MACHINERY EQUIPMENT(11 VERTICALS) 421. 31 VER.
HOR. BORING MILLS: BULLARD NEW ERA KINGS. 10' CINN. SELLERS VERTICALS. (20 HORIZONTALS, ALL P.R.T.) 3" UNIVERSALS.
DEFIANCE. 5'' GIDDINGS LEWIS, OHIO, SELLERS BAUSCH, table and floor type. PLAIN, UNIV. VER. Including: 50 MILLING MACHINES: 3K, 4K, 5H, MILW.
CINN. KEMPSMITH, ELGIN. Etc. from to 18'. ALL GEAR28 ENGINE LATHES: ED HEAD, TIMKEN BEARING, includIng LEBLONDS.
MONARCH, AMER. PACEMAKER, SIDNEY. HENDEY, RIVETT. S. BEND.
1A, 2A. 3A W. 6W 19 TURRET LATHES: ACMES. ALL GEARED HD, UNIV. PRT.
107 RADIAL UPRIGHT DRILLS: MOTOR ON ARM). 3' (14-RADIALS. P.R.T. to 6' AMER. DO-ALL, HEALDS.
EX-CELLOS. UPRIGHT DRILLS: (14-RADIALS, P.R.T. MOTOR ON ARM). 3' to 6' AMER. HOLE WIZARD.
CINN-BICK SUPER-SERVICE. FOSDICK ECONOMAX, CARLTONS. (93 UPRIGHT) UP TO 24" inel. CINN. ROCKFD.
CHAMPION. DELTA, WALKER TURNER. 68 GRINDERS: TER. PLAIN. Incl.
UNIV. CINN. CYLIN. FILMATICS. SURFACE MATTISON.
TOOL-CUTNORTONS. LANDIS. DO-ALL. HEALDS. EX -CELLOS.
from to 18' Including: 9 PLANERS: CINN. HYPROS, ROCKYFORD. OPENSIDE STRAIGHTENING ROLLS. PUNCHES SHEARS. 10' 11' CINN.
ALL STEEL FABRICATING EQUIPMENT: BRAKES SHEARS. POWER PRESSES. PLATE STR. ROLLS. PUNCHES SHEARS.
6 SHAPERS UP TO 24" 3 JIG BORER. ALSO: TYPE BL KELLER DIE SINKER: 500, 750, 1000 cu. ft. WORTHINGTON AIR COMPRESSORS. DO-ALL BAND SAWS.
BARNES HOR. DRILL. BOR. HONING MACHINES. OVERHEAD ELEC.
TRAVEL CRANES up to 25 T. COMPLETE BRASS FOUNDRY. COMPLETE BLUEPRINT PRTG. WOODWEG. EQUIP.
WELD. FURNACES, SANDBLAST PORT. HANDLING FACTORY EQUIP. COMPLETE CAFETERIA. OFFICE EQUIP.
MACHY VALUE TOOL CRIBS FACTORY SUPPLIES VALUE GENL. MTRS TRUCKS up to T. CHRYSLER CHEVROLET MOTOR VEHICLES. 3.000.000 LBS. OF RAW MATERIAL INVENTORY STEEL METAL.
IMPORTANT DETAILED DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR ON REQUEST. WRITE-WIRE-PHONE TO: INDUSTRIAL PLANTS CORPORATION Professional AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, LIQUIDATORS 90 W. Broadway, N.Y. 7 7-4185 BARCLAY (Chicago, Toledo, Pitts.) WM. L.
FRANCK SON 500 N. 2nd STREET FURNITURE TODAY, 9:30 A. M. Walnut mahogany Bedroom suites, Dining room. Dinette Living room aniten, Elec.
Refrigerators, Secretaries, Planos, Breakfast suites, bureaus, chests, robes, radies. gas ranges. Electric cleaners, odd tables chairs, beds, springs, mattresses, Room size rugs, etc. Affiliated Auctioneers AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 1219-21-23 VINE PHILA. 7, PA.
LIQUIDATION SALE AT AUCTION STOCK FIXTURES EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DECORATIVE FURNITURE ONE OF THE FINEST FURNITURE STOCKS EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION To Be Sold on the Premises at PUBLIC AUCTION 5745-49 N. BROAD PHILADELPHIA, PA. JULY 22, 1947, at 10 A. M. (D.S.T.) STOCK: Bedroom Suites, Dinette and Breakfast Sets.
Porch and Lawn Nets. 5-Pe. Bridge Sets. Odd Sofas. Love Seats, Wing-back.
Club. Occasional, Pull-up and Twin Chairs. Studio Couches, Commodes, Knee-hole Desks, Cedar Chests. Liquor Cabinets, Bars. Leather and Glass Top Lamp, co*cktail, Coffee.
Tier. Drum sad Drop Leaf Tables, Folding Top Card Fables, Nests of Tables, Bookcases, Curio and Book Shelves. Fireplaces, Andirons, Hollywood sad Poster Beds, Odd Bedroom Furniture, Radios, Record Players, Porch Chairs. Smoking Stands. Decorated Table Lamps.
Torchere. Bridge and Junior Lamps, Console Mirrors, Paintings Pletures. Ete. Vases, Porcelain Figures, Miniatures, Cigarette Boxes, Plaques, Clocks. FIXTURES: National Cash Register, Adding Machine.
Sate Cabinet, Filing Cabinet, Walnut Desks, Chairs. Ete. NO CONFIRMATION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSPECTION: JULY 21, 10 A. M. TO 4 P.
M. RECEIVERS' SALE IN BANKRUPTCY In the Matter of Otto Walter Grummt trading as TULIP MACHINE TOOL Bankrupt. Cause No. 22714. STOCK, MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP HOSIERY MACHINE MFR.
To Be Sold on the Premises at PUBLIC AUCTION 4900 ARENDELL, Pa. (9300 ROAD. HOLMESBERG) THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947, at 11 A. M. (D.S.T.) 3 ant Eng.
Smith Grinder Motors, MACHINE Co. Pump, and with Fool Pond Mills Bridgeport TOOLS: Grinder. Magnetic Metal Shaper, Lucas No. Miller. Planer, Chuck.
G220, Model Reed Delta BH Power Drill Walker-Turner 5783, Miller Feed Bed. Press. Nichols with Lathe. Sliding Ete. Side Motor Overall, 18" Drill, 2 Miller and Surface Heads.
Woods Cool- with SCHRAMM AIR COMPRESSOR, Model 210, 204 Cubte Foot Capacity with Westinghouse H.P.A.C. Motor. Yale Triplex Chain Blocks. Cincinnati Electric Time Recorder, Hones Furnace. Screw Press.
Power Press, Post Die Sets, Motors, Milling Cutters. Drills, Reamers. Taps. Ete. 145 FLUORESCENT CEILING LIGHTS LARGE QUANTITY HOSIERY MACHINE PARTS, SHAFTING, FRAMES, ETC.
ERWIN LODGE HON. L. LEROY DEININGER NATHAN L. POSNER Referee in Bankruptey Receivers GOFF RUBIN, 808-18 American Pa. PHILIP STERN, 1524 Chestnut Pa.
Attorneys for Receivers SALE SEBJECT TO THE CONFIRMATION OF THE COURT TRUSTEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY In the Matter of William B. Rosner, individually and trading Wm. B. Rosner Bankrupt, Cause No, 2370 STOCK AND FIXTURES TOYS AND NOVELTIES HOUSEFURNISHINGS To Be Sold on the Premises at PUBLIC AUCTION 20TH WASHINGTON PA. JULY 30, 1947, AT 10 A.
M. (D. S. GEORGE J. CHERRY HON.
L. LEROY DEININGER Trustee Referee In Bankruptey SALE SUBJECT TO THE CONFIRMATION OF THE COURT Liquidation Sale at Auction WEEKLY FURNITURE SALE STOCK FIXTURES Te Be Sold in Our Salesrooms 1219-23 VINE PHILA. PA LADIES' APPAREL MONDAY. JULY 21, 1947 Te Be Sold in Our Salescooms Modern Furniture at 10 A. M.
1219-23 VINE PA. Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room Sets. ice Boxes, Kitchen July 21, 1947, 11 A. M. Sets.
Occasional Furniture, Beds. Ladies' Spring and Winter Coats. Springs, Mattressess, Lamps. ResJackets. Suits and Dresses, taurant Equipment Incinding Steam Dispiay Forms.
Stands. Table. Water Cooler. Stools, DayDressmaker's Form. Arm Chairs ton Meat Slicer.
Computing Scale. and Smoking Stands. Outboard Motorboat. NO CONFIRMATION RUGS AT 12 NOON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Antiques Bric-a-Brac at 1 P. M.
2-STORY, PORCH- FRONT HOME 3727 N. 19TH ST. Convenient Tloga location. Tree-lined street. Lawn, open porch, living room, dinIng room, kitchen, FOUR bedrooms, bath, steam heat.
Sale on premises JULY 30. 3 P. M. HOME-1836 WALLACE ST. hot water heat.
Ideal for apts. or rooming SEPT. 10. at 3 P. M.
-2 CHARMING LONG ISLAND WATERFRONT ESTATES Immediate Occupancy Or Suitable for Development! on HEMPSTEAD HARBOR at SANDS POINT, Long Island Owned by EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH Estate "ELM COURT" 40 Acres 22 Room Resi- 64 Acres 12 Room Main Rest dence 6 Car Garage with dence 4 Private Homes (Termite Living Quarters Green- proofed recently) Garage Barn houses Extensive Lawns Chicken Houses Extensively Gardens Magnificent Trees Wooded Private Beach Bath 115 ft. on Hempstead houses Offered 2 parcels, 16 Harbor. acres, and 48 acres, approx. Offered Separately As A Whole AUCTION AUG.
9,1 2 P. M. ON RAIN "ELM OR SHINE PREMISES, Ask for Booklet PI-1 Information Re Broker's Participation Furnished on Request Chrysler Bldg. 17 AUCTIONEERS: New York City Stephen A. V.
P. 2-5000 BERNARD P. DAY. Pres. Daniel I.
McDosale, Y. P. LEx. V. P.
52 YEARS OF AUCTION LEADERSHIP VICTOR KASKEY AUCTIONEER. 107 109 SO. 2ND ST. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE LARGE STOCK OF PLUMBING, WATER HEATERS, MILLWORK, STOVES, PAINT AND KITCHEN EQUIPMENT MONDAY, JULY 21, 1947, 10 A. AT STORE, 107 109 S.
2d ST. 500 PIECES PLUMBING- Sink Cabinets and sinks complete with chrome spigots, heavy metal wall cabinets, odd sinks and sink cabinets, cast iron bath tubs. Porc. and cement laundry tubs. bowls and tanks.
75 GAS. OIL AND ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS. (20, 30, 40 and 50 kitchen cabinet bases, medicine cabinets. 30 STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE. complete kitchen units.
flat rim sinks, bathroom fixtures, etc. STOVES. ELECTRIC RANGES, ELECTRIC ARC WELDERS. 3 ELEC. TRIO ESKIMO FREEZERS.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Oil Heaters. Oil burning stoves and furnace, Kerosene burning water heaters. Coal heaters. etc.
MILLWORK. 100 WOOD PANEL DOORS, steel doors, wallboard, steel lockers and doors, saw table. Brick siding. extension ladders. water pumps.
Veneer, flooreases, moulding. PAINT. 5 gals and qts. in cans, disinfectant. 15 EXHAUST FANS.
Metal top icers, septic tank. Brick siding. Plumbing fixtures and supplies, Flit, concrete mixer, saw tables, step ladders. lavatories, etc. Walnut Auction Galleries 2200 MARKET ST.
(S. W. Cor.) WEEKLY AUCTION SALE Without Limit or Reserve July 22d, at 10 A. M. FURNITURE FURNISHINGS AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS 1924-26 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 3 EXECUTOR'S UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY, JULY 22, AT 10 A.
M. IN OUR FIRST FLOOR SALESROOM HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Walnut Mahog. Dining Bedroom Suites, Breakfast Suites, Overstuffed Sofas, Easy Occasional Arm Chairs, Ranges, Floorola Electrix Waxer, Universal McAllister Vacuum Cleaners. Studio Couches. Sofa Beds, Limoges Dinner Services, Radios, Maple Furniture, Table Floor Lamps, Mirrors, China, Glassware Porcelains, Domestic Rugs, Collection of Jewelry.
AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, JULY 22 at 10:30 A. M. Men's, Ladies', and Children's Wearing Apparel JOHN HIRSH 314 MARKET ST. Thomas B. Lovatt Sons Auctioneers, 220 So.
Eighth Pa. RIEDER'S Cor. 128 22d Market St. South Sts. and Cor.
Ridge Ave. Oxford St. Sell For't Diamonds, Watches Jewelry TUESDAY, JULY 22, 10 A. M. It's a good feeling to have The Inquirer delivered to you every morning.
Even when you're away on vacation you can still get The Inquirer through the mail. Just write The Inquirer Mail Subscription Department, or call RI 6-1600. AUCTION SALE Wednesday, July 23, at 1 P. M. Continuing Friday Evening, July 25, 1947, at 1 P.
M. LARGE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND LAWN FURNITURE HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS The NORTHEAST AUCTION SALES 1543-49 RUAN ST. (Rear of 4268 Frankford Ave.) (Next to Church St. El Station) Open Daily 9 A. M.
to 5 P. M. Quaker City AUCTION co. 246 CHESTNUT ST. ADVANCE NOTICE TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1947.
AT 10 A. NEW JERSEY STOCK CONSISTING OF MEN'S LADIES' CHILDREN'S WEAR Men's Dress and Wark Shirts. Overafts. Underwear and Pajamas, Fall Line Pants. Ladies' Wear and Accessories.
Fail Line Children's Wear. Shirts. Pants Underwear. COMPLETE LINE OF FANTS' WEAR, Inclading 125 dozen Birdseye Diapers. Notions..
