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Twenty-one JonrnaLEvcry Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday, March 20, 1946 EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENT a member of the National Hoxti-1 1 i I Market Shows! Modest Gains! N. Y. Stock Quotations 11:30 O'Clock Obituary Motor. Ptt. Cloa 11:30 a r.

4U UiN. RiucU A Meeds. -Aircralts, Dirni BaUdiag. C-1 I I 1 i A Prev. Clos eirrtpi Induitriali Reduction 11:30 Produce Markets New York Quotations Daily report of N.

J. and nearby produce of the N. Y. market. XT.

S. D. NEW YORK. March 30 P. Trading was very slow today.

Mushroom were ateady. Dandelion was slightly lower. Potatoes and sweet potatoes were dull. BroccoUrabe was about steady. BEETS Beets: Bu.

bakts. few 1.35. Beet tops: bu. bskts. hothouse 3.3.

Broccolirabe: IVa bu. crts. bunched 3.50-3.00. Carrots: Bu. bskts.

topped and washed 1.50-3.00. Celery knobs: bu. bskts. 1.50. Chives: 1 3-5 bu.

boxes N. J. 8s 1.00; 13s 1 50; 18s 300; I. 13s 1M; 18s 1.50; 34s 3 00. Dandelion: N.

J. bu. bskts 1.00-1.50: poor quaL 35-40. L. I.

bu. bskts. 1.50; berry crts. cold frame 3.00: Staten Island in frarlinnal Ai innrpi -nni i i 15 Vt-A- vncv iimai- ieatcer PTeeis, motors wnf aircrafts and Leaner. Pfd.

iadwtruSs advanced frac- rrn.t;on,r: an otherwise irregular stock Amer. loco market today. IValiRcs wre hour a'cr a fairlv active: Amer smeit n.r Aiaska Juneau IS. 48 SI SH 13 M4 S0' 1S8H M'l 45, 13 lle sm it? 3t S3 a. Sit, 11 31 i 4' 17 47 43 27 R3 454, 58 irs' si iAUiel Kid a lied stores 4 4111, ai cnaimera Amer.

Metal Ltd. American Radiator the se's SO'. Art 4S 13" 101 3i S7H 1S'4 31 4 43 S7 R3 45' a 57a 113 SI', SH a number of favorites Amer. Tel. a Tel showed improvement as the progressed.

Anaconda Copper Higher mo of the tune were Armour Co 6 steel, Bethlehem. Republic Steel, i General Motors. Chrysler. Mont- goroery Ward, Douglas, United Air- Atlas Powder craft. Glenn Martin.

American Te- At:" Pow1r- Pld- phone. Philip Southern Loco Great Northern, standard OU Baico. Ohio tNJ and American Water Works. Barnsdaii corp Lower were Goodvear. S.

Rub-' l- Beth. Steel be- Caterpiar. Anaconda. Kenr.e-i Boeing Airman cn-t, Pheirv: Docze. General Elec-: Rorg-warner trie.

Santa Fe. Southern Pacific, and ritia'p?" BraiS American Smefcirx. Bonds and commodities were Canada Dry mixed and narrow. i earner Corp Ahead the curb were American Cvanamid. Leonard Oil.

Schiff i ches. omo arid Technicolor, while Continental Chrysler Corp Foundry and Electric Bond Share Columbia Broad A -rw Pii. i Commercial Credit Johns-Man vUl 14S Kennecott Copper S4 51H Kroger Grocery Tlr A Rubber Liggett Myers -B" Lockheed Aircraft 54t "Jit OI'l 44) Ss AX 4'i 34 4H 4H 7S, 34 JSH l.V ssu Si 40' Loews Martin. Glenn L. Montgomery Ward Philip Morris Co Motor Products Nat'l Cash Register Nat Dairy Products Nat Dept.

Stores Nafl Distillers Nat 1 Pr. Light Nafl Vulcanized Flbr Newport Ind Mew York Central North American North American Aviation Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Oliver Farm Equip 43V, 4Vi xa 4i 11 a 17H 164, 134 tTa 38'j 1 2I tH 444 3H Sfi 2S an 22 15 35' SK4 40' 5 4 I Packard Motors Pan-Amer. Airways SI1 Paramount Pictures Penney. J. S4H Penna.

R. 44s Pepsi-Cola 34 Mi Phelns-Dodae Phillips Pet Public Service, N. S54 Pullman Co 0-s Pure Oil SSH Radio Corp. of Amer 1S Remington-Rand 35' Republic Steel 32' Reynolds Tob. 0' Sears.

Roebuck 4I1 Simmons Co 45' Sinclair OU 1'4 Socony Vacuum IS7 Southern Pacific S7'4 Southern Railway Southern Railway. Pfd 4 Sperry Corp. 3 Standard Brands 47 Standard Oil of Calif Standard Oil of N. J. S'i Stewart-Warner Studebaker S9U 19 15 5'i SO? as 3 47-! 45' a KS'l 21', 29 Superheater S9' Texas Corp S5'i Texas Gulf Sulphur SI Timken-Detrolt Axle 44' Tlmken Roller Bearing S7-1 Twentieth Cent.

Fox S35 Dnion Bag Paper Dnion Carbide 10'i Union Pacific 155 United Aircraft 32 Dnlted Air Lines 43 United Corp. Pfd United Fruit ISI'i V. G. 1 United Merchants 49" U. S.

Tnd. Alcohol 49' IT. S. Rubber, Com 7' U. Rubber.

Pfd 171 U. S. Steel U. S. Steel.

Pfd 13 Vanadium Corp 33 Warner Bros. Pictures 3 Western Union 39'4 Westinghouse Air JS3 Westinghouse Elec 34' Willys-Overland 30' Woolworth Co 5' Worthington Pump 5' 55'. SI 44 .57 54 109, 15R 43' St'a 130' 27' 171 S4 39 30', 567s Yoiingstown S. T. Ex-Dividnd.

3t A3 3'. S9' 44 41 Commercial Inv. Trust. s. 4 Common-wealth St Cons.

Aircraft Consolidated Edison 2' 43', 4S IS 47 lfri'i 1S 1S' iconntarTn DuPont 4 50 Pfd Eastman Kodak Eaton Mf R.lii Eiec. tAuto Lite 94 Elec. Power A Light Sl 239 63 4 st federal Mogul Texas si General Electric 4' loenera! Foods st, General Motors oneri Motors, pfd lH 4'. SI 713s 334 771. S7 ii 34 ijiiietie 34 T.

Goodrich Co CTraham-Paige 1, r'at Norlhrn- pfd Greyhoun Corp' Hercules Powder V7I, 31' Trading Mixed On BoihI Market xrx-m- vont- t. Diamond Fibre NEA ORK. March 20 A. Corn Product, Bonds were mixed and narrow in curtisa-wright com. extremely quiet dealings today.

Curtu-Wright A few lower-priced rails, among Deere a Co them several New Haven issues and Dm. Seagram's! Ltd." Peoria Eastern 4s. managed Aircraft aharf mn- tnar. Common times, but changes generally were! (Hercules Powder. Pfd I3 Hiram Walker I0 Howe Sound 50 I Industrial Rayon M3i, Int'l Harvester Nickel 3i 3fii4 Inrf Paper.

Com 43 42? Ilnt Paper. Pfd 113 113 jlnfl Telatel a 24 34 bu. bskts. 1.50. Horseradish: 5 pounds sacks 1.35.

Leeks: Bu bskts. 3 fair oual. 1 50-2 00 4-5 bu. boxes 1.50; per bunch 35-40 Lettuce: Bu. bskts.

Big Boston hothouse 2.50. MUSHROOMS Mushrooms: 3 pound bskts. Pa. extra fancy and specials 1.90-2.15, very few 2.25. lew low as 1.75; fancy and med.

1.75-2.00; buttons 1.75-80, few 2 OO; N. Y. extra fancy and specials 1.75-2.15. Pa. 1 pound bskts.

75; pts. 33-35. Parsnips: bu. bskts. 75-85; bu.

bskts 1. 25-50. Potatoes: 100 pound sacks Green Moun tains U. S. No.

1, 3.50, size 3.75-4.00. Sweet potatoes: Bu. hampers Jersey type U. S. No.

1, 3.50-4.25, some heavy to small size 3 35-3. 25, small 1.25-50; i bu. bskts Jersey type U. S. No.

1, 3.1S. Turnips: Pa. bu. bskts. white 1.25-50, few 1.75.

L. 50 pound sack rutabagas 75. Philadelphia Quotations PHILADELPHIA. March 19 (U.P. Trading continued generally slow on the local wholesale produce markets today according to the Federal State Market News Service of the V.

8. Department of Agri culture. Apples: Bu. bskt. and eastern boxes mostly ordinary to fair N.

J. various vane ties and sines 4.95-5.02: Pa. Golden De licious and Romans 4.99. Beets: Pa. bu.

topped and washed, round type small 75, long type 1.00-1.25; large and poor low as 75. Cabbage: N. Y. 50-lbs. sacks Danish type fair condition 1.75.

Carrots: Pa. bu. topped and washed few best 1.85: small 1.35. Collards: Va. bu.

bskt. 1.72-3.00. Dandelion: N. J. bskt.

outdoor 1.00-1.25 mostlv 1.25; cold frame grown Pa. bskt. 75-1 50, mostly 1.00-1.25; V-bu. bskt, few 1 25, N. J.

Ji-bu. bskt, Kale: Va. bu. bskt. MUSHROOMS Mushrooms: Pa.

3 lb. bskt. some fair 1.75-2.10; special mark few 3 35. Parsnips: Pa. bu.

bskt. bu. bskt. 50-80C. Spinach: bu.

bskt. savoy type 75-90; few 100. Sweet potatoes: N. J. bu.

hampers Jersey type, V. S. I some fair and undersized 4 med. processed 3.00-3.25; plain 2.50: Goldens U. S.

Is, 4 00; bskt. Jersey type 2.85-2.85, med. 2 small to med. 1.00-1.75: reds. No.

1. 2 80; white yams No. 1, 2.50: Delaware bu. hampers, white U. S.

1, 3.50-3.75. White turnips: Bu. bskt. washed Pa. 75-85.

N. J. 75-90C Rutabagas: Pa. 50-lb. sacks White potatoes: Pa.

00-lb. sacks, U. S. 1, and U. S.

1. size A Katahdins, some fair 3 best mostly 3.75. poorer 3.25; Green Mountains some fair 3.25-3 50 50-lb. paper sacks Katahdins U. S.

1, size 2.00. EGGS Eggs: Market easy to weak on nearbys and very irregular on top grades. Supplies excessive for slow trading. Increased offerings of western consumer grades find ing limited outlets at present prices and many going to storage to receivers accounts. Wholesale selling prices as follows: Con sumer grade A large 38-40: mediums 33.5-35 5.

Wholesales grades extras 1 and 2 large 37.5-40.5; large 37-38: mediums 33.5-.75 Extras and 4 Standards 35.5-36. Current receipts 34-35. Butter: Extremely firm market and paucity of supply continued unchanged. Very few wholesale sales. Grade A bulk fibre box 47.

LIVE POULTRY Live poultry: Receipts much lighter than usual. Demad active. Quotations: Fowls colored, fancy, poor lower. Leghorns, fancy, 26-27: some jobbing sales, extra fancy, heavy 38; smaller, 24-25; poor lower. Old roosters.

20-23; stags, 23-35. Pullets, fancy, 41 pounds and over, 35-35'j; few 36Vi. Roasting chickens, fancy, 4Va pounds and over. 31-32; mixed with pullets. 33-34.

Springers, fancy. 3Vi-4'2 pounds light. 30-32; sizes pounds light, 30-32: sizes 2ri-3'-a pounds 29-31: some reds, 28; ordinary and poor from 26 down to 18-20. Ducks fancy Pekin. heavy, 29-29'a: Muscovy, Turkeys young hens.

young tome, as to size and quality. DRESSED POULTRY Dressed poultry: Undertone generally firm. Quotations: Fresh-killed fowls, drv-packed. iced, 25-35 9. Chickens.

31-41. Roosters and stags. 28-28'i. Turkeys, young hens and toms. 38'i-46: old.

34-36. bucks. 29.9: squabs. 1.00: guineas, per pound. young, 57-58; old, 30-32.

Wheat: Market unchanged. Firm. Quotations: No. 2 red winter, domestic, March. 1.91-1.92: No.

2 red winter, garlickv, 1 Corn: Market firm. No. 2 yellow, 1 Oats: Prices firmly held. No. 2 white, 40 pound test, Cotton Market NEW YORK.

March 20 (JP Cotton futures opened 5 to 20 rents a bale higher. Prev. Close Open May 26 75 July 28 79 Oct. 26 66 Dec 26 63 March 26.61 May 26 58B B-Bid. 26.79 26 83 26.68 26.64-65 26.63 26.59B Cotton futures were steady in slow trading during the forenoon today supported by mill and New Orleans buying which met only scale up hedging.

There was believed to be some further selling against government cotton. Switching from near to distant months was also in evidence. Noon prices were 35 to 85 cents a bale higher. May 28 83, July 28 87, October 26.76. Inspection Ties Up Matapeake Ferries CHESTERTOWN, March 20 (Special).

The office of the State Roads Commission, which operates the Matapeake-Sandy Point ferry service, has notified all truck owners that only the ferry steamer John M. Dennis will operate the route from March 26 to March 29, inclusive, due to the withdrawal of other ferryboats for their annual inspection. liuiiurai vvnuuiiiitcc ui tile uatucu Club of America; had planned to go to New York this week to prepare for the Flower Show there. SVEINBJORN JOHNSON In Chicago, 62; former law professor and counsel at the University of Illinois and onetime attorney general and supreme court justice of North Dakota. He was born in Iceland.

Move Starts in Senate For Wage Compromise WASHINGTON, March 20 UP). A behind-the-scenes move was reported on in the Senate today pointed toward a 60-cent compromise on the minimum wage bill. The present legal minimum for workers covered by the federal wage-hour law is 40 cents an hour. A majority of the Senate labor committee has recommended stepping that up to 65 cents immediately, to 70 cents at the end of two years, and to 75 cents in four. A minority of the committee, containing both Democrats and Republicans, is backing an amendment raising the wage floor to 55 cents at first, and to 60 cents in 18 months.

An administration adviser said that if the current effort to compromise at 60 cents is not successful, a motion will be lodged to send the bill back to committee. Man Struck by Car As He Leaves Curb Philip Smith, 60. of Baltimore, received a possible fractured skull early today when struck at Tenth and. Market Streets by an automo bile driven by Millard Petticord, 45, of the 1200 block West Eighth Street. Smith is in the Delaware Hospital where his condition is reported fair.

According to Patrolman John Mul- rine and William Allen, Smith stepped off the curb into the path of Petticord's car, which was making a right turn into Tenth Street. Little, but oh my! What big results they bring! News-Journal Want Ads. Phone 4-5351. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Geraldine Staple- ford, who passed away March 20. 1944: Two years have passed since that sad day.

God called my darling niece away. Sadly missed by Aunt Mill In loving memory of my dear son. James Charles Walker, on his twenty-second birthday. Sadly missed by His Mother. Mrs.

Mary Gears In loving memory of our baby. Geraldine Stapleford. who died two years ago today. March 20. 1944 Sadly missed since you went away.

Mother and Grandmother. In loving memory of our niece. Baby Geraldine Stapleford. who passed away March 20. 1944: Though you are gone, you are still in our hearts.

Sadly missed by Aunt Jen. and Uncle Mark Death Notices FRECK In Kennett Square. on March 19. 1946. Joseph O.

Freck. his 87th years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the funeral home of W. S. Worrall Son.

Kennett Sauare. on Friday afternoon. March 22. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Union Hill Cemetery, at the convenience of the family.

FriendR may call at the parlors on Thursday evening. HARASTE In Wilmington General Hos Pital. on March 19. 1946, Steven, hus band of Frances Haraste. of 116 North DuPont Road.

Elsmere. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from The John Yasik Funeral Home 607 South Harrison Street, on Saturday morning. March 23. at 8 o'clock. Requiem mass at St.

Hedwig Church at 9 clock Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening alter 7 clock. HILLIS Suddenly, on March 18. 1946 Walter husband of Agnes Chicklo Hillis. of 9 E.

Twenty-third Street, aged 37 years. Relatives, friends and employes of Ford Motor Chester. Pa are invited to attend the services at The Smith Funeral Home. Twenty-fifth and Market Streets, on Thursday afternoon. March 21.

at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday evening, after 7 clock. McBRIDE In this cits-, on March 19. 1948, William husband of the late Mary McBride Relatives, friends.

Christine Encampment. No. 12. I. O.

O. Jefferson Lodge. No. 2. I.

O. O. and Tnployes of the Pennsylvania Railroad Shops, are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence. 303 West Thirty-third Street, on Saturday afternoon. March 23.

at 3 o'clock Interment at Mt. Salem Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 clock. MUNGER In thl citv. on March 18 1946.

Lewis H. Munger. husband of Clara P. Munger. of 104 Claymont Gardens Claymont.

Del aged 57 years. Relatives, friends, memb'-s of Lafayette Lodge. No 14. A. F.

A. Shield and Square Club, and the Brandywine Hundred Square Club, are invited to attend the services at The William E. Haines Funeral Home. Twenty-fourth and Market Streets, on Friday afternoon. March 22.

at 1:30 o'clock. Interment, at Lawncroft Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday evening. 7 to 9 o'clock. MTJRCH In this city, on March 18 1946.

Charles Jr husband of Evelyn A. Murch. in his fifty-sixth year. Relatives, friends and employes of Pusey and Jones are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence. 207 North Rod ney Street, on Thursday morning.

March 21. at 8:30 clock. Keauiem mass at St Thomas' Church, at 9:30 o'clock. Friends may call on Wednesday evening after 7 o'clock. RHOADES In Smyrna.

on March 18. Joseph H. husband of the late Mary Jane Rhoades. aged 79 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu neral services at the residence of his son in-law and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Au gust Madison. DuPont Highway. Farn hurst.

on Thursday afternoon. March 21. at. 2 clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday evening alter 7 ciock.

SMITH In this city, on March 18. 1946, Reba Smith, daughter of the late David R. and Annie E. Smith. Relatives ana irienas are invited to attend the fu neral services at her late residence.

1307 west rvmin street, on Thursday arter-noon March 21. at 1:30 o'clock. Interment private at Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery. SUTTON In Philadelphia. on March 17.

1948. Lillian G. Sutton, sister of puiton ot 4414 Chestnut. Street. Philadelphia aged 82 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Thursday afternoon. March 21. at 2 clock. Interment at Mt.

Salem Ceme tery, j-riends may call at Chandler's 'veuueauay evening. Christiana. on March 19. 1946, George Waiters, aged 73 years. Relatives, friends and all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral services at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Clough. near Christiana, on Friday afternoon. March 22. at 2 clock.

Interment at Gracel awn Memorial Park. Friends may call on Thursday evening. V7ILLIAI1 E. HAIIIES FUNERAL HOI-IE Market at 24lh SL JAMES MULLIKM FU1VERAL, HOME MARKET AT 27TH ST. PHONE 4-5982 V4e Help Wanted Female COOK (Whit) in private boarding school, live In.

Phon Holly Oak 858 after 3 p. m. COLORED WOMAN for cooking and care of downstairs, 3 in family. Sleep oat. Block from bus line.

Good wages. Refer-encea required. Phone 6816. CLEANING WOMAN (White 1. Apply In Person.

Y. M. C. A. 11th and Washington Streets CLERK Young woman, over 18.

to work on soda fountain every other night. to 10. Apply PonseU's Drug Store, 27th and Washington Sts, COSMETICIAN Experienced saleswoman in cosmetic n4 toiletry. Permanent position, top salary and bonus. Apply Mrs.

Llnderman. ARTHUR'S Market at Seventh Street COLORED COUPLE for cooking and gardening. Sleep in, near Newark. Car available for transportation. Referenc required.

Phone 6816 COOKS HELPERS (White) Apply at Employment Office Through Orange Street Gat HOTEL DUPONT CURB WAITRESS Apply After 11 A. B. G. LUNCHEONETTE 3006 Gov. Print Blvd Phon 3-M1T DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE CO.

OFFERS GIRLS STEADY JOBS WITH A FUTURE I GOOD WAGES! FREQUENT PAY INCREASES! CLEAN, SAFE. INTERESTING WORK! IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS! OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT! Jobs open for girls real opportunities. Apply between 8:30 a. m. and 5 p.

8.30 to 12 Saturday. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Ninth and Tatnall Streets Wilmington, Del. THE DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY DISHWASHER BLUE HEN LUNCHEONETTE 4th and Monroe Streets EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply at once. Presto Restaurant, 817 Market Street. EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN Cooking and general housework.

Excellent salary. Live in or out. Ph. 2-4739. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS On singi needle machines, making ladies' blouses.

Good pay. work. Apply Wilmington Manufacturing 9th and Church Sts. entrance on Church Street EXPERIENCED STENO-TYPIST Permanent position. Opportunity for advancement.

Salary commensurate with ability. Phone Miss Pressly 2-3018. EXPERIENCED DISH WASHER Apply 709. West 4th Street. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Good wages.

Plus tips. Unity Lunch. 205 W. 8th St. FIRST-CLASS COLORED COOK Bleep in or out References required.

Good wages. West Side Emp Bureau. 1619 west 8th Street. Phone 2-1752. FOUNTAIN GIRL All Day Work VERNA'S COFFEE SHOP 1216 Market Street GIRL Between 30 and 30 years, for general housework: no cooking; good ref-erence.

Apply 206 W. 21st St. Ph. 3-1045 GIRL Experienced for fountain work. Good wages.

Day work. Apply 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue GENERAL OFFICE WORK Typing necessary. Stern Seventh and Market Streets. GIRL OR WOMAN For general housework: no Sunday work. Apply I0O6 W.

Tenth Street. GIRL for general housework in New York City. Nice home. Apply in Wilmington at Store. 6 E.

7th before 5:30 p. m. GIRL FOR general housework. 5-day week. Polish preferred.

Phone 4-6082. GIRL Must be experienced, take care of cleaning and tailoring store, 315 Delaware Avenue. GIRLS WANTED SAYER BROS. 18TH AND MARKET STREETS GOVERNESS White. Care of school age children.

Sleep near Newark. Ref- erence required. Phone 6816. HAIRDRESSER Thoroughly experienced Lillian's Beauty Shop. 1209 Marfeet St GRADUATE OR UND ERGRADUATE NURSE for general duty.

Reierence. Write F-3. News-Journal Office. HOUSEKEEPER In nice neighborhood. good wages: two in family.

Phone 2-0112 9 a. m. to 5 p. HAIRDRESSER Exceptionally good in nnger waving for fine shop. Excellent clientele.

Salary plus commission. Wriua F-8. News-Journal. HAIRDRESSER Excellent, salary and commission. Must Be Experienced THE BOB SHOPPE 711 MARKET STREET.

HOSTESS To supervise waitresses in first class restaurant. Good nosition with future No Sundays or late evening work. Write F-ll. News-Journal, stating ace and fuU qualifications. HOUSEKEEPER White woman.

middle aged, to take care of home, only one man in family, no laundry work. Would prefer woman who needs a home. Small salary. Give full details in first letter. Write Box F-9.

News-Journal Co. JUNIOR CLERK For payroll and general office work High school graduate Typist, accurate with figures. Write Box F-5, News-Jour- nal Co. MAKE EASY SPARE TIME PAY Demon strate paper products. Can make at.

least $15 each demonstration. For infor- atlon call New Castle 48B. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN iWhite. gen eral housework. Young couple with two children.

Live in or out. Must have references. Applv in person only. to 8 p. m.

3611 Washington St. MAID 8100 per month and full maintenance. Take charge of linens, help with cleaning of ladies' room: club or hotel experience necessary. Apply manager. Wilmington Country Club PHONE 6171.

MAKE SPARE TIME PAY Women take orders for popular priced soring dresses No experience necessary Write O. Box 1901. Wilmington. MILLINERY SALESLADY One with experience in selling better type hats to a discriminating clientele. Excellent salary and permanent year round position.

Apply to Miss Miller between a. m. and 1 p. m. at BRAUNSTEIN'S.

MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN For general housework, part-time, small fam ily. Reference required. Phone 2-8188 OPERATORS Single Needle and Special Machine. TOPKIS BROS CO. 217 French Street PIANO TEACHER for beginner Quirk method.

Popular music. Phone New Castle 6164. Thursday and Friday. PIANO TEACHERS for Wilmington schools Write, stating age. experience and edu-cation to F-9 Ne ws-Journal Co.

PRACTICAL NURSE 12 hours night duty only. Only those reliable and with references need apply. Phone 2-4283. PRACTICAL NURSE to care for young-baby for about 4 weeks, beginning June. Reply giving references.

W-81. Newa-Jou rna 1 Co. REFINED WOMAN Experienced in gtT-eral housework and laundry, no 6un- held to fractions. Advances were registered by Lautaro Nitrate incomes, Pennsyl- vania Central Airline 3s, Interna-! tional Telephone 5s. Rock Island convertible 4as.

Missouri Pacific Stenerai 4 s. Pacific Gas Electric t. 3.5 of -4. and Katy adjustment is. Giving ground were Lehigh Val stamped 5s.

Baltimore Ohio aim Oi. ioius can ran CISCO 4 Light- activity in the foreign list mw declines for Peru first 6s. Co lombia 3s. and Argentine 4s Of February "72. U.

S. Treaurv- issues were inac tive on the exchange. Foreign Exchange others Canadian dollar New York open 9 3-l per cent discount or 99.81 '4 XT. 8. unchanged-Europe Great Britain unchanged; France Ifranci .545, unchanged Latin America Argentina free, 245.

up OS of a cent; Bj-asti free. 5 35, Mexico 30 65. IS'ew Charters Filed DOVER. March 20 Special). Charters for the following corporations were filed yesterday with the corporation department of the secretary of state office: Garey-Mulliriax, Inc.

Capital, :50.0OO. Purpose, deal in sporting goods. Principal office, Ariey 3. Magee, Dover. Incorporators.

Thomas F. Garey. 1925 Park Road. N. Washington.

D. Geoffrey Creyke. Jr 6803 Forty-fourth Street, Chevy Chase. Md and Rowland F. Kims, 12 Randolph place.

N. Washington Seaboard Engineering Inc. Capita). 2.000 shares no par value. Purpose, deal iron and zteei.

Principal office. Colonial Charter Co weetern Tin Mining Corporation. Capital, glfl.ooo. Purpose, deal mines. Principal office, M-etvm Hopkins.

Dover. American Pallidas LockNut Corporation Capiial. SI "0.1 00. Purpose, deal in nuts, lock-rut, bolts, etc. Principal office, the Trust Co.

Bian-i Inc. Capital, $1,00. on Purpose deal securities Principal office, the Corporation Trust Co Frankiin Store Corporation of Tucson, 100 shares no par value. Purpose. weanr.g apparei.

Principal of ice. Prentice- Hall. Inc. Air Lire Pred icts. Inc.

Capital. 100 nares no par va.ue. Purpose, deal in goods, wares and merchandise. Principal office. United States Corporation Co.

Baltimore Livestock BALTIMORE. March 30 iU. S. D. A i II a.

m. quotations: Cattle: :25: representative classes active, eati? witji Tuesday; few smooth medium mv 12 00-13 00: common 9 50-11 50: I i I I I 1 N. Y. Curb Market Reported daily by Laird. Bissell Meeds, DuPont Building.

Prev. Close 11 Alum. Co. of Am 75 75' Amer. Cyanamid S4 64k Amer.

Gas Elec 43 BPllanca Aircraft 1 Cities Service Com 894 8 Cons. Gas, Balto 84' Creole Petroleum 29' 29' Elec. Bond Share 20 20s Elec. Bond fe Sh. 8 7 78 Heyden Chem Sfi Humble Oil 54 63 Infl Ltd Lake Shore Mines 19 Pantepec ll na, Pennroad 8 ft R.

B. Semler 234 S3' Solar Aircraft 25' SS-1 Standard Oil. Kentucky 2' 2fii Technicolor 25'a 26 Lest, Feud LOST Maternity dress In Braunsteln box. vie ol store or on Market Street. Lieut.

F. R. Ferguson. 4146 BO. DAAF.

Dover. Del. LOST Brown pocketbook. containing money, diamond ring, ration books, taken by mistake from Matusoft s. Keep money, return contents.

Ph. 4-3544, LOST Wallet containing cards, license. of no value only to owner. Monday Tic. Warner Theatre.

Reward. 1803 Delaware Avenue. LOST A package containing embroidery work, scissors and silver thimble. 853 Kirkwood St. Ph.

6621. Reward. LOST Sterling silver ring with sardonyx stone, first floor. Braunttein'a. Reward.

Phone 8657. Notices ARTICLES mothproofed with Berlou are guaranteed against moth damage for 5 years. Dry cleaning cannot remove Berlou. Average cost to mothspray a suit or dress is 8c a year. CarroU'a, 701 Market Street.

A BANQUET ROOM Accommodates 26-60 Ideal or fareweU parties, dubs, lodgca etc. Ryon's Restaurant. 708 King St. ARE YOO looking for Spring clothes? Don't spoil them with a bulging figure. Oet a Spencer Corset.

Call Mrs. A. E. Mac-MUlan. Phone 9' -2728.

CHECK YOUR CHOICE If tt'a a room for rent or a radio repair, you'll find it listed tn News-Journal Want Ads CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS Spencer individual designing, health and maternity bells. Phone. Kathryn King. 5-3231. FINE WOOLENS AND NEW RAYONS FOR YOUR 8PRING WARDROBE AT THE FABRIC SHOP 6 E.

7TH ST. FOR AN ASSORTMENT of Lucite handles zipper pulls and clasps, stop tn at the Old Dutch Shoppe, 4 East 7th St. Also Buckrim zippers and kid purs linlnga to add to your purses. SPENCER individually designed supports lor men and women. Home service.

Mr a ML Emma Riggs. Phone 5-3787 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female AVON Creators of fine cosmetics and perfection household products, needs more neighborhood representatives. Apply 300 Odd Fellows Bldg. or Phone 2-2507 3 to 5 p. m.

An Experienced Sales Girl Apply FISHERS, Ninth Street 335 West 9th Street American Viscose Corp. 'ermanent and interesting posi-ion for qualified stenographers between age3 20 and 40 35-lour week. Apply in Person DELAWARE TRUST BLDG. AN OFFICE GIRL Some Experience in Typing Payroll and Light Office Work FULL TIME CALL MR. JUDD 3-4716 THE FRENCH SHOP 834 Market Street An Excellent Opportunity Experienced Salesladies Wanted for Permanent Position Selling Ready to Wear Salary and Bonus Apply Mr Judd, THE FRENCH SHOP 834 Market Street AIR HOSTESS WANTED BY TWA If you are the type of girl who would like to travel the smart way, to see the wonders of the U.

to meet interesting peo ple, a career in the air awaits you. Tour salary is paid while you train. QUALIFICATIONS AGE: 21 to 26 HEIGHT: 5'2" to 5 6" WEIGHT: 100 to 130 lbs. EDUCATION: One year of college or registered nurse. Applicants must be single and have good vision.

Interviews for this position will be conducted on March 22 and 23, Fri. Sat. from 10 a. m. until 7 p.

Hotel Warwick, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Contact Miss Dorothy Roten-nagen, TWA Rep resentative. TRANSCONTINENTAL AND WESTERN AIR. INC.

BINDERY GIRLS WANTED Experienced Only. Applv PROGRESSIVE PRESS 706 Tatnall St BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED. MUST BE ACCURATE AND GOOD WITH FIG-URES. APPLY 217 W. 4TH ST BOOKKEEPER WITH KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING.

PART TIME OR FULL TTMF. Steady. Position. Attractive Salary. JARQME'S 630 KING STREET.

CAPABLE WOMAN For housework, light laundry. (Bendix. new home, high salary. Live in preferred. References.

Phone Newark 2-1311. CASHIER Permanent position Good sal- to r- Lev LETBOWITZ 224-328 Market Street. a a y-v m3m ei cCRERY Funeral Home I 2700 WASHINGTON ST Our Funeral Coifs Meet Present Day Conditions REMATORIUM Ours is the only crematorium in Delaware. Information furnished without obligation about this service at Silverbrook Cemetery Lancaster at DuPont Rd. g4Mg4gMgaggDIAI.

3-36Mgwggg4ga Funeral Flowers and Sprays lie Middleborough Road Richardson Tark rhone 3-M7S 3-8879 mm I Lewis H. Munger The Rev. Dr. A. H.

Kleflman, pas tor of West Presbyterian Church, will officiate at funeral services for State Detective Lewis Harrison Munger, 57, on Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the William E. Haines Funeral Home. Interment will be in Lawn Croft Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home be tween 7 and 9 o'clock tomorrow evening. Mr.

Munger died of a heart attack Monday. Walter F. Hillis The Rev. Ralph L. inker will officiate at the funeral services for Walter F.

Hillis, 38, of 9 East Twen ty-third Street, from the Smith Funeral Home, Twenty-filth and Market Streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Interment will be in River-view Cemetery. Mr. Hillis, an employe of the Ford Motor Company in Chester, died of pneumonia Monday in the Delaware Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Agnes Chicklo Hillis. three sons, "Walter F. Donald, and Paul Hillis, and one brother, Mahlon Hillis of Richardson Park. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening. Mrs.

Laura Boyer Mrs. Laura Triplett Boyer, wife of Sylvester M. Boyer, 1503 Jackson Street, died this morning at her home. Her husband is her only near survivor. Th funeral will take place from the Dellinger Funeral Home, at Woodstock, Saturday afternoon at 10:30 o'clock.

Interment will be at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer came to this city from Woodstock about 16 years ago. Win.

J. McBride, Sr. Funeral services for William J. McBride, husband of the late Mary McBride, will be held from his home, 303 West Thirty-third I Street, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev.

Dr. A. H. Klefl man, pastor of West Presbyterian Church, will officiate and interment will be in Mt. Salem Cemetery, Friends may call at the home Friday evening after 7 o'clock.

Mr. McBride, who died last night following a year's illness, was em ployed at the Pennsylvania Rail road Shops for about 30 years. He was a member of Christine Encamp ment No. 12. I.

O. O. and Jeffer son Lodge No. 2 of the same or ganization. He is survived by a son, William, two daughters, Mrs.

Mary M. Allison and Mrs. Evelyn J. Mel-choir, and 7 grandchildren. Other Deaths I MAURICE FALK In Miami Beach.

79; Pittsburgh industrialist and philanthropist; rose to prominence in the steel industry. GEORGE L. SHEARER In New-York, 76; organizer and chairman of the Greater i'Jew York Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis; was a prominent member of the New York bar. HARRY E. LOONES In Philadelphia, 78; horseman and Spanish-American War cavalryman who aided in the capture of the Philippine insurrectionist, Aguinaldo.

LIONEL CHARLES DUNSTER.VTLLE In London, 80; colorful military figure who was the original Stalky of Rudyard Kipling's "Stalky and Company." CHARLES W. POLLARD In Philadelphia. 85; father of George Bancroft, motion picture actor; was retired from the Philadelphia Police Department 20 years ago after 28 years' service as a patrolman. MRS. MARY MITCHELL HINCH-MAN LA BOITEAUX In Philadelphia; landscape artist who was Two Offices in Wilmington To Serve You Nemours Bldg.

Tel. 8171 Delaware Trust Bldg. Tel. 6241 LAIRD CO. Membrt Nw York Stock Exchange and Othr Principal Exchanges at Local Securities Reported daily by Meeds.

Ail-American Aviation Atlas Powder, Pfd. Laird, Bissell Bid Asked 12 13' 137 137. Jos. Bancroft St Sons Ill Jos Bancroft A Sons Co Com. 37 32 Christiana Securities.

Pfd 14S 151 Christiana Securities. Com. 2980 3049 Continental Amer. Life Ins 43 Delaware Power Light Com. 24'a 24? i Delaware R.

.55 Diamond Ice Coal Jl'f DuPont. Pfd 13f 139V Hercules Powder. Pfd 137'- 139 Remington Arms 5 Warner Common 19 30 Vi Central Bank, par S100 lfiS Delaware Trust par S35 55 Equitable Trust par S25 .75 Farmers Bank, par $50 430 Industrial Trust par $35.. 80 Security Trust par $60.. .150 Wilmington Trust par $35.

141 Ex-Dividend. Commodity Prices Reported dallT by Laird it Company. Nemours Building. WHEAT Open High Low Noon May 183' bid 183 bid Sept 183' bid COTTOW May 2679 2fiRS 379 385 July 283 28! 3B8I 2H89 Oct 2fi8 277 3fifi8 377 Grain Market CHICAGO. March 20 iP Grain futures prices were mixed in a light opening trade today in which all transactions were in oats and May rye.

At 11 a. m. wheat, corn and barlev con tinued at ceiling bids of sl.83',, and $1 respectively. Oais were unchanged id 'i cent lower than yesterday' close. May 83-cent ceiling; rye unchanged to I' 2 up.

May U. S. Treasury Report Balance. $15, n-j qin l'n Customs receipts for month, ,0517 740 11- tl MO 1Q A1 Receipts fiscal year July 1. 255.241,512.36: $30,648,453,834.69 Expenditures fiscal year.

77; $69,308,019,637.46. Excess of expenditures, $38,659,565,802.77. Total debt, $234,743,562,983.90. Decrease under previous day, Gold assets. Two Weekly Rubbish Collections Requested The directors of the Street and Sewer Department at their meet- ing yesterday referred to City Engi- medical director, appeared before the board and said one collection a week is insufficient and that sometimes 30 barrels of trash accumulates between collections.

Mr. Maier was ordered to make a tudy of the situation and report tne amount of the expense involved next week's meeting. Installation of pedestrian street crossing markers at Tenth and cmnners 0v-9 00. mostly up. good weighty sausage bulls 12.50-13.00; WASHINGTON, March 20 vIP).

eommon and medium to oo-i2 oo. The position of the Treasury March ioo; vea.ers and weighty siaugh- is, compared with corresponding ter ca.ve active; steadv with Tuesday; a xed lot good and choice 130-220 pound jaale a yeftr gO. iargeiv few strictly Receipts, 100 common and medium 10 799 3g mostiy :2 00: ca.ls arour.d 8.50. extreme -grit we.ghr. down 5 oo: good weighty! Expenditures, s'aughtr calve? 1 4 OO; common and me-j 032,716.19.

Ex-Dividend. Swallows Return Again to Capistrano SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. March 20 OJ.P). Capistrano Mission fathers today recorded the 167th return of their swallows from the sea on St. Joseph's Day.

The flocks, delayed by storms at' sea. whirred in late yesterday, just. as tney nave every March 19 since farther back than the oldest padre can remember. The swallows swooped in over the ancient adobe structure and scolded the English sparrows that had usurped their nests before flying off to hunt food. Legend says the first birds flew to the mission 167 years ago yesterday and have returned every St.

Joseph's Day since. The stay until the Day of St. Juan, for whom the mission was named, when they go off to winter in an unknown spot. Births CREASEY To Mr. and Mrs.

Harrv Creasey. New Castle, at Delaware Hospital on March 19. a son. KNIGHT To Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Knight. Claymont. at Delaware Hospital on March 19. a son. MURPHY To Mr.

and Mrs. Frank .1 Murphy. Delaware City, at Delaware Hospital on March 19, a daughter. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.

Howard F. Anderson, 23 West Thirty-fifth Street at Delaware Hospital on March 19, son! MESSINA To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Messina. 1909 West Seventh Street, at Delaware Hospital on March 20.

a son. LOW To Mr. and Mrs. William Low 809 Rosendale Avenue. Bellefonte.

at Delaware Hosptial on March 19. a son. HOLMES To Mr. and Mrs. David i Holmes.

Penn Grove, at Delaware Hos-; pital on March 19. a son. GARDNER To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' Gardner.

110 South Union Street, at St. I Francis Hospital on March 20. a son. ZANZOTH To chief Radioman and I Mrs. Ronald Zanzoth.

903 Chestnut Street. at. Wilmington General Hospital on March I 17, a daughter. 1 ILES To Mr. and Mrs.

William lies. Holloway Terrace, at. Wilmington General Hospital on March 19. a daughter. FLOYD To Private and Mrs.

James Floyd. 116 North Franklin Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on March 19. son. MONAHAN To Mr. and Mrs.

John Monahan, Minquadale, at Gross Private Hospital on March 20, a daughter. 5UH 33Mi but our high stand-rd of service remains the seme. A I EAT MAN COON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ar? I laiamwi st 10 00-13 00 1 v' good and choice barrows and gilts from poufi the rer.ing: 400-450; gooc oti i4 ffteep 25, rom.r.al.v good and erto re fe! woo.d lambs Ifi ronmcrr. ard miim mils a-ourf 9 on crio -e light. igh'-er ewes 7 rV orr.mon to good 3 50- 50 To grade.

Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. March 30 -V U. A 1. hoes 5.500: total 12000; active. -ady: good and choice barrows and gilts.

14 85 ceii.ng, aows, 14 10 ceiling; complete rly clearance. Salable cattle 10 000. tot; 10 000; salable eaive 800; total 800, general mariet fully aady. largely ster mn: bulk top 18 O0; oet, yearlings 17 85: heifer year he te 75-18 her scant supp.y; most oeefi c.ases scant supp.y 'riw 10 50-13. 0O; good rows 14 50: rrae 05 weighty oef T4 50 and havv dairy bull to 11 7S ea.rs out top 50; stock eTe wrf and firn' ssi ao.e sr.e-p 4 000 ooo; s.ow.

ar s.augmer Harry Maier a request for two a at.rrit.er ewea scarce: tnree good and i ehotc ii we9Cern lamo, is 75: weekly rubbish collections at the ieg mmmy good 15.5: rariots good and! Delaware Hospital. fed cKpped lambs No 1 ssins 14 Dr. JoseDh P. hosnital Free On Request March STOCK DIGEST Containing statistical information pertaining to listed stocks including latest reported earnings per share, dividends, capitalization, and price range. LAIRD, BISSELL MEEDS MEMBERS PRINCIPAL SECURITY AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES MARKET STREET ENTRANCE DU FONT BCILDING aom good and f.d wooied western Immf held around 18 10.

Day's Record, Tide in ro tht morn.ng in this evenir.g Sun tomorrow morning tomorrow evening Moo- 8 OS II 04i 6 9 of day. 12 hours. 8 mir.u'e. T.mverature at Porter Reservoir m. Iihet yeerSy Leiweirt dunrtg night a ip.

'ody Hootj TM" at Martwe Termtnal (M-roth of Christina Hin A HI 2:0 Tle Teay A in 3S li 2 12 3 1 51 II 8 Coast Kit'i Hummock HOT Penn ed Potni tTeae ciy compiled 4U irvT. 32 i 40: -5'j 39 1 11 34; s.l Hi I -j; il 57; WTSil c. Shipley Streets was approved. The board heard an appeal from Granville White and James E. Moore of Wilmington Manor, asking for improved bus service between the community and Wilmington.

The i two men, spokesmen for signers of petition on the subject, said pres-I ent service inadequate. The board instructed Edwin F. Koester, traffic engineer. study the appeal and report at the next meeting. Money maker in any tan- ruace.

Newa-Jonmal For Sale i Ad. Phone 4-5351. a yw org t-n. 00 1 1 1 7 1 w. 4tp t.

SALESGIRLS Experienced In dresses suits coats and sportswear; part or full time: good salary Diamond's. 414. Market Street. SECRETARY For doctor's office, expert-ence. preferred, but not.

necessarily medical. Please write Dr. N. L. Cutler, isoe Harrison St.

SALESWOMAN Must, be thoroughly experienced. Pleasant atmosphere Grw4 salarv if you are congenial and capable Brr Mr. Greenfield before 11 m. Chil-dren Corner. 830 Market Street (Continaed 6a Fall owing Paw Michael A.

Mealey Son Funeral Director N. W. Cor. 7th Broom Phone 2-5913 I.