The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 43

Journal-Every Evening Wilmington, Delaware Thursday, February 2, 1950 Forlv-thre Obituary Radio. Video, Autos in Van Arctic Storm Balks Air Hunt Gravedigger Dies in Grave ELBERTON, Feb. 2 (U.W Early Wilkinson, gravediggex, got "too hot" and sat down on the edge of a grave yesterday. Then he tumbled in, dead of a heart attaci. N.

Y. Stock Quotations 11:15 O'Clock Osborn Cutler Wood ilCN till CSL lrn ov tiuvks 3 Pr ev. Close 11US 4 6 I We wish to thank relatives, friends and Osbom Cutler Wood, son of the! neighbors for their sympathv. kindnefs. rarris.

floral rffrini? nrt isp of ears au A Prev. Close Admiral Corp. (Sun 5Zxn Air Reduction Allied Chem SMH 11-15 22 4. 235n 2M4 33 Entire Market Stiffens With Gains for Favored Shares Up to Two Points 20' 4 54 Allied Allied Stores Amalgamated Leather Amalgamated Leather Pfd late Maj. ueil.

Leonard WOOa, Ior-lnB our recent bereavement in the death. mer chief of staff of the U. S. Armyjof MaAeEcopenr. and governor of the Philippines, died nSAiwe" wish- thk-felative.

MondiV in San Diego. Calif. Mr. friends ad members of Brandywine Method-, 1st Church for kindness, sympathy, flowera Wood, Who was o2, was found deadj.nd use of automobiles In our recent be- Amer. Can Amer.

Gas 85 30 4 24U Elee. in Vinfol rnnm nrpsnmahlv from nifayement ln tne aeatn oi rrancea Husband and Children. a. Beal. Railwav Bonds Point Downward NEW YORK, Feb.

2 (JP). The emphasis switched to selling in railroad bond trading today and price changes generally were to the downside. There was not enough urgency behind liquidation to move most issues more than small fractions lower. U. S.

Treasury bond bid prices were unchanged in slow over-the-counter proceedings. Carrier loans trimmed fractions to a point or better at times included Baltimore Ohio (Southwestern Division) 5s, Chesapeake Ohio 3lis, Rio Grande 3s-4s, Peoria Eastern income 4s, and Southern Pacific The Erie Railroad 31 dropped 2 points at one time on sale of a single bond. The curtailed list of rails pushing fractionally higher included Chicago Great Western income New York Central 4'ss, and West Shore 4s. heart ailment, according to the cor NEW YORK, Feb. 2 A mid-morning burst or demand for automobile and radio-television issues strengthened the whole stock market today.

Gains for favored shares ran to around 2 points. Run-of-the-mill issues improved fractionally and a We wish to thank the sisters and nurses of St. Francis HosDltal. reverend ciemv. thn boys of Archmere, the employes of Joseph Bancroft Sons, relatives, neighbors and friends, fcr their kindness and use of ears durlne the illness and death of husband and father.

Willian HemrhUl. Mrs. Wililam Hemchiil and Family. 115 Situ Iff 14i 29J4 35 149 7 4 70' 23 106 39' i Amer. Loco American Radiator Armco Mfg.

Amer. Smelt At Ref. Amer. Tel. Tel.

American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armour fe Co Atchison. Top Santa Fe Line IN MF MORI AM EMBLY In lovln memory cf our mother out of 'ft Fresh Snow in 'Probable Search Area' Dims Hopes Of Tracing Radio Signals WHITE HORSE, Y. Feb. 2 P). Men and planes battled against a fresh onslaught of Arctic weather today in their efforts to find a missing C-54 and Its 44 occupants.

The snowfall, blanketing the entire northern half of the probable search area" from Watson Lake to the Alaska border, dimmed hopes of pinning down the origin of weak radio signals heard anew over Smith River last night. A B-17 sent from Fort Nelson, B. to check the latest report still was in the air early today. Search In Seventh Day Air Commodore Martin Costello, coordinator of the joint U. search now in its seventh day, said that because of weather conditions only 10 planes would take off here today.

Costello said the signal was heard about 7:30 p. m. Yukon time (11:30 Natalie C. Embly. who passed away hanaful were unaoie 10 pull a mild early decline.

Business expanded rapidly mand gained speed. Steel stocks were also as de- 47" i 33 54' 42 85' i 80 24'i 17H 10't 52 '2 34 403s 16' 22 3 4 114 12H 125. 20 1H 27i 4i 184 573-1 17'k r8- 35 27 14 f' 25' 32 34 413 29 years aso todav. February 2. I9J9.

She was a wonderful mether. She Dlayed life's battle souare. No matter when we needed her. We always found her there. So on this day our hearts bo out To the dearest and best of mothers Who never had time to think of herself But always thought of others.

Sadly missed by Dauhteri. among oner there. He served as a lieutenant on his father's staff in the Philippines. Mr. Wood was the former husband of Mrs.

Thompson -Wood of Brook-wood Farm near Greenville, the former Katharine Thompson, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thompson. There is one son surviving, Harrison W.

Wood of Greenville. Mrs. Sue M. Mooney Mrs. Sue M.

Mooney, 66, of 23 West Thirty-seventh Street, a retired Wilmington public school teacher, died this morning. Widow of Edward A. Mooney, Mrs. Mooney was retired three years ago while an instructor at the 31B 40J i 22 tlii i 20 's IP IK 27- 25' 2 4H 1 8" 57 'n 17 'A 9 58 S4 'a 12' 10 5 37 33 2S' 8A Death Notices Commodity IVires DALEY In Wilmlmtcn General Hospital. on Peorjary 1.

1950. William Edward, husband of Annes Cooner Daley, of 24 Reported Daily by Laird and Co. Johns-Manville Joy Mfg Kennecott Copper Lee Tire St Rubber Liggett fc M7ers Lion Oil Co Lockheed Aircraft Loews Martin, Glenn Montgomery Ward Philip Morris Co Nat. Cash Register Na. Dairy Prod Dept.

Stores Natl. Distillers Nat. Vulcanized Fibre Newport Ind N. Y. Central North American North Amer.

Aviation Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Oliver Farm Equip Packard Motors Pan. Amer. Airways (newt Paramount Pictures mewi Penney, J. Penr.a. R.

Pepsi-Co-la Ph'Iltps Pet. Co Pure Oil Radio Corp. of Amer Radio Keith Republic Sleei Reynolds To'o. Sohenlev Dist Sears Roebuck Simmons Co. Sinclair Oil Sccony Vacuum Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway.

Pfd. Standard Brands Standard Gas. A'c Pfd. Standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of N.

Standard Oil of Ohio Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timfcen Detroit Axle Tirr.ken Roller Bearing Trans. Western Air Twunt. Cent. -Fox Film Union Bag Papsr i Seminole Ciaymont, aited 5J Produce Markets New York Quotations Daily report of N. J.

and nearby produce of the N. Y. market. (USOAi YORk. Feb.

2 Mushrooms and sweet potatoes sold higher today, while onions were lower in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market today. Supplies were moderate and trading slow. APPLES Apples-. Bu. bskts.

and eastern boxes, U. S. No. unless otherwise stated). Pa.

Homes wrapped V. S. fancy 103s 2.50. N. J.

Baldwins 234 in. min. 1.50 Delicious 234 in. min no grade mark 1.50 Grimes Golden 24 and 2'- in. min.

no grade mark l.OO Mcintosh in. min. 1.25-35. ripe and no grade mark 1.00 Romes 3 in. up 2.O0-2.25.

no grade mark l.SO-75. N. Y. Hudson Baldwins 2'-i In. min.

1 25-50 Cortlands some ripe 3 in. min. 1 50, 24 in. min. 1.25-35.

2'i in. min. 1.00-1.25 Delicious 3 in. min. 2 50-75, 2'i in.

min. some fair quality 1.75-2.25, in. min. 2.50 Golden Delicious some fair color in. min 1.75-2 25 Mcintosh 234 in.

min. 2.0". 2i in. min. 1.50-2.25, ripe and fair quality 1 cartons cell pack 150s 2.37'2, 9s and 112s 2.75 Northern Spy 234 in.

min. 1.73-200 Northwestern Greenings no grade mark 2'b in. min. 1.00 Rhode Island Greenings 234 in. min.

l.SO-75, in. min. heavy to minimum size 1 Lake Champl'ain sect. Mcintosh 2'a in. min.

1.75-2.00 western N. Y. Delicious 2'i in. up 2 75 Golden Delicious 2'j in. up 2.75-3.0O Mcintosh some ripe cartons tray pack 96s and I28s 1.73, ISOs 1.50-75.

180s 1.03-1.25 Rhode Island Greenings 2Vi in. up 2.37 'a-50 Northern Spy 3 in. up 3 00 Romes 3 in. up 3.25. 2'i in.

min. 2.00. Bee's: Bu. bskts. topped large 25-50.

Beet tops: 'a bu. bskts. hothcu.se 2.75. Brusse's sprout: Per qr. few 25.

CABBAGE Cabbage: N. Y. western sect. 50 pound sacks Danish poorer 50-85, red 2 50-300. fair quality low as 2.

CO. Carrots: Topped and washed: Pa. bu. bskts. large 65.

L. Is. bu. bskis. 1.00-1.25; 50 lb.

sacks some fair quality N. Y. western sect. 50 lb. sacks 1.15; Adirondack sect.

bu. crates small and medium size 2.75, large size 2.50. Celery cabbage: Eastern boxes 1.25-1 50, reconditioned 1.75. Celery knobs: 'i bu. bskts.

1 00. Chicory root: Bu. hampers 3 00. Chives: Flats 9s 1.C0 Horseradish: 5 lb. bundles I 25.

Leeks: N. J. bu. bskts. 1.25.

L. Is. crates 10s 1.00-1.50; 8 fair 50.75. Ml'SHROOMS Mushrooms: 4 qt. bskts.

Pa. extra fancy and specials 1.25-1.50. fancy and medium l.IS-l.j'S. buttons 1.10-1.25, spots and opens 50-75, N. Y.

speciala 1.25-1.35, mediums 1.20. Pa. pts 23-23. Onions: N. Y.

50 lb. sacks yellow globes, Orange Co. some small to medium 1.75-2.00, smaller 1 Elba sect. 1.90-2.15, large few sale3 2.25-2.50; Oswego sect. other western N.

Y. sect, small 1.50. Oyster plant: Bu. bskts. bunched 1 00.

Parsnips: Pa. 2 bu. bskts. 60-90: bn. bskts.

ordinary quality and large 60. L. Is. 'j bu. bskts.

fair quality 40-50. Squash: 50 lb. sacks Hubbard 00. SWEET POTATOES Sweet potatoes: Bu. hampers U.

S. Is Jersey 2.25-3.00. red soil waxed 3.00-3.25. goldens 2.50-3.25. orange 2.

50-3. 50, waxed 3.00-3.50, pink hearts 3.00. small to very small various varieties 1 Turnips: Topped, Pa. white bu. bskt.

1.00-1.25; 'a bu. bskts 60-65. N. J. white bu.

bskts. 1.00. L. Is. white bu.

bskts. l.OO; bu bskts 50-75; rutabagas 50 lb. sacks 65-90. years. Relatives, friends and fellow employes of DuPont Edse Moor Plant, are ln-inted to attend the funeral services at the-William F.

Jines Funeral Home. Ciaymont. Atlantic Reflnms Powder Alias Powder, Pfd Baldwin Loco Bait. Ohio Barnsdal! Corp Aviation Beth. Steel Boeing Airplane Bors-Warner Bridgeport Brass Brigts Mi's Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Carrier Qora Celanes-e Corp Prod dies.

Ohio Chrysler Corp. Coca-Cola Columbia Broad Commercial Credit C. I T. Inv. Co Consolidated Edison "Container Corp Cont.

Can Cont. Diamond Fibre Cont. Motors Corn Products Curtiss-Wrisht Com Cartiss-Wnsht Drere Co. Power Light Dlsi. Ltd Bancroft School, after teaching for q.

tn-1 on Saturday rooming. February 4. at faurvmg are a brotner-m- 8 45 riock Solemn hish requiem mass at 43 years. those which acted backing. GM Strong; General Motors was particularly strong with a rise of around a point at one time.

Directors of the com-! pany are scheduled to meet next: week and some financial men look for generous dividend action. Emerson Radio raced up more than 2 points before falling back a trifle and additions of a point or more were postecifor Motorola, Mag- i navox. Zenith, and Philco. Admiral was ahead fractionally. Others higher included U.

S. Republic eel, Youngstown Sheet, Montgomery Ward, Deere, Consoli- dated Edison, International Telephone. Kennecott Copper, Allied Chemical. Union Carbide, Philip I Morris, Santa Fe. Gulf Oil, Sun Ray; Oil common and preferred and: Paramount Pictures.

On the balkv side were Douslas law, Timothy Mooney, and several Holv Rosary Church. Ciaymont. at 3V1 4ft 114 53', 1V 1H 29 J4" "5 TO1 9'i Iftfi-a 45 39 -M-. 106'i 10i sr. 5 29 's 10' 13' IS' nu ID? fit' fit' 2' 44 ri'i 4rs Si's ft 102 125 4114 63 '4 4't 4i)T, -Vl 103s4 JJfl 37.

47 7-V4 2' 42 11 IV i I7' 33 I 2 I7'4 29 65 3' i 2 1 29 3S'-s 70- Nemours Bids. WHEAT Open High I-ow No.in IMsr. 2f518 216 215 2153, 2072 27i 207', IJulv lgo-T 190i 189's ion's CORN Mar 127'4 127H 127'i 127', IMav 1254 126 1258 12578 July 124 124 121 COTTON Mar. 3131 3132 318 3131 Mav 31SB 313fi SIHS 3132 July 3073 3073 3K.9 3071 p. m.

EST). It consisted of a series of vvv's and was picked up on the 500 kilocycle distress band. A similar signal reported last night resulted In a concentration of planes in the Smith River area, about 300 miles southeast of White- COUSins living in Lambertville. N. J.I Cemetery, Hudson.

N. at the eonven-Thp funeral will takp nlarp fromiienre ot tne family. Friends may call wm Piace the funeral home Friday evenlnu. Mem- the Doherty Funeral Home, Seventh of the Holy Name society win recit and Rodney Streets, Saturday Rosary 7:30 m- Requiem mass will be said in idriscoll suddenly. in this rity.

rt ing. St. Helena's Catholic Church, at; 9:30 oclbck. Interment will be in: Cathedral Cemetery. Friends mav! horse.

Returning pilots reported no; success. More Snow Forecast noil at the funeral home Friday 1 on the 500 kilocycle band in hopes, 5 43'i 21's 18 71'i 5 '8 Sill Aircraft, Commonwealth Edison. Reoa S. Driscoll. of 517 Sprineer Street, axed 64 vears.

Relatives and friends ar invited (o Biiend the funeral services aj. the McCrerr Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Fridav afternoon. February 3. at 2 30 o'clock Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery.

Friends may eall at the funeral nome on Thursday evening after 7 o'clock. HARRIS In this on January 31. 1950. Helena of Frank W. and th iate Cecelia Hairis.

aued 34 years. Relatives and frflends are invited to attend funeral from the Mealey Funeral Home, .03 North Broom Street, on Saturday Februnrv 4. at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at St Peter's Ca'hedral. at 9:30 cock.

Interment a Cathedral Cemetery. Grain Market CHICAGO. Feb. 2 UPh Grains opened slightly lower on moderate hedging pressure and scattered selling from commission houses today. Dealings were fairly active.

There were 113 cars of corn on track here this morning. Arrivals included 19 cars of rye, which Is a fairly large number for this cereal. Wheat started unchanged to Vi cent lower, March corn was unchanged to 'i lower, March and oats were -3-t May Soybeans were unchanged to one cent lower. March 2.30-$2 293. Mrs.

Louise S. Voejrelin Mrs. Louise Smith Voegelin wife that additional signals would be heard and that a position "fix" could be obtained on the point of origin. Weather forecasters said the next of William Voegelin, died yesterday 4(i5a 44 '4 few days would be cloudy and snowy! at the Masonic Home, where she with the storm intensity ranging Mr. Voegelin lived.

She had from "moderate to severe." iheen ill twn wppk T. rrHscincr 0 id rticnnoarol Tact! s. mav J-rlday evening. alter 25' 4 32 22', I04 51 '2 3M, 5i 22 57 684 26 "'8 14 274 60---8 15 35 18 24 27' 41'4 8t 57 17'2 2' 13'4 2.1' 2 41's JIO'2 I5'2 268 32 50 -1 18i v. vjhiier survivors are two uauuniers.

cioi inurfaay wnne en route on a non Mrs. Katherine V. Klillett and Mrs. Baltimore Livestock BALTIMORE. Feb.

2 IIP) (USDAK Cattle 700. Holdovers 400, total salable 100: trading very sow; slaughter steers 63 44 4'fH 74 3s t--n Sl'! 33 56' 4 22 S75 68' i 2S 1 27 725n I5' 35' 4 173t 234 28 41', 84 26-14 57 17' i 264 I3'4 214 23'i 129' .2 29 14IS IS" 2fl1 32' 55 50' 2 18'2 Carbide Pacific Aircraft Fruit Gas Union Union United United United stop hop from Anchorage, Alaska, vera V. Heyl, both of Wilmington, to Great Falls, Mont. Aboard were she was a member of Second Bap-34 servicemen returning to thejtist Church. states for discharge or reassign-j Tne funeral will take place from ment, an expectant mother and her the Chandler Funeral Home, Dela-young son, and the eight crewmen.

ware Avenue and Jefferson Street, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. The Chester CoiIIltV Lawvers'Rev. F. Raymond Baker, pastor of 37' 4g DuPcnt Common DuPont $3.50 Pfd. DuPont $4 50 Pfd.

EWxm Kodak Electric Auto family Finance Federal MogUi Freeport Texas Gen'1. Electric Genl Foods Gen. Motors Cien. Motors $1.75 Pid. Oen.

Motor $5 Pfd. Gillette Goodyear T. and R. Goodrich Co Graham Paige Gt. Northern Ptd Greyhound Corp Gulf Oil II Hayes Mfg.

Hercules Powder Hercules Powder, Pfd. Hiram Walie: I Industrial Ravon Intl. Harvester Int l. Nickel Int'L Paper inewi Intl. Paper.

Pfd Int. Telate! I 1 a i ic occuiiu apiist vnuicn, win om- uow Chemical, Southern Railway, Chesapeake fc Ohio, Southern Pacific, and Johns-Manvilie. Curb Gainers Marked up in the curb were American Maracaibo, American Superpower preferred. United Shoe Machinery, Pancoastal Oil, Niles-Bementpond. Louisiana Land, Long Island Lighting.

Consolidated Gas of Baltimore. Fairchild Camera, and General Plywood. Lower were United Lisht. Lone Star Gas. Illinois Zinc.

Great Atlantic Pacific. Electric Bond Share, and Burry Biscuit. Business Loans Gain Third Straight Week WASHINGTON. Feb. 2 Business loans by leading Federal Reserve member banks across the nation have shown an increase for the third consecutive week.

The Federal Reserve Board yesterday reported a gain of 510,000.000 for the week ended Jan. 25. This equalled the aggregate increase for the two preceding weeks and brought the total of commercial. Industrial and agricultural loans outstanding by these banks to $13,871,000,000. The total still is $1,510,000,000 under will be in River- 41 IP 7U SI 32i ciate.

Interment view Cemetery. HABBART In Delaware Hospital, on Feb-ruary 1. 1850. the Rev William Edward, husband ot Jane Hamilton Habbart. aeed 75 years.

Relatives, friends and member of the Peninsula Methodist Conference. re invtted to attend the funeral services at Cncster-Bethel Methodist Church. Brandy-wine Hundred, on Monday nfternoon. 1:30 o'clock. Interment at Chester-Bethel Cemetery.

Friends may call at 'he William F. Jones Funeral Home. Ciaymont. on Sunday evening. 1 to 0.

HOLLAND In Wilmington General Hospital, on February 1. 1950. Mattie widow of Charles E. Holland. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Berry Funeral Home.

Fe.ton. Del on Sunday afternoon. February 5. at 1:30 o'clock. Intermnt at Mt.

Olive Cmetery. Sancftown. Del. Friend mav rail at the funeral home Saturday evening. MOONEY On Feb.

2. 1950. Sue Wife of the late Edward A. Mooney. Rela-lves, friends and tPscher of the Bancroft.

School, are invited to attend the funeral from the funeral home of J. J. Doherty. Seventh and Rodnev Street, on Saturday morning. February 4.

at 8:30 o'clock. Re-juiem mass at St. Helena's Church. Belle-fonte. at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at tne funeral home Friday evening from 7 until 0 o'clock. MAHONFY In this ritv. on January SI. U.

G. I United Mer. United Paramount Pic. U. S.

Ind. C'nem U. S. Rubber Com U. S.

Rubber. Pfd U. S. Steel U. S.

Steel, Pfd Warner Bros. Pictures Western Union Westir.sh.ouse Air Brake Westinghcuse Elec Willys-Overland Co Pump Ex-Dividend. Birtlis fully steady to strong, other slaughter clashes mostly steady; Individual choice 1390 pound steer 33.00; most early sales medium and good steers 23 odd head lots common to good heifers 19.00-24.00; good cows 17. 00-21. 00; common and medium 15 canners and cutters 11.50-15.00 good sausage bulls 19.00-2O.O0; few 23.50, outside 21.50; common and medium 17.C0-18.5O.

Calves 250. Very slow, generally bidding 1.00-2 00 lower and practica'ly nothing sold in early rounds, talking 35.00 down for good and choice vealers. Hogs 1300. Only moderately active: scattered early sales under 180 pound barrows and gilts and sows steady; generally asking 25 cents higher on over 180 pound barrows and gilts: early sales good and choice 180-220 pound barrows and gilts 18.50-19.00, big Jist of sales at '875; few 22O-240 pounds 17.50-75; 240-260 pounds 17 00-25; 260-300 pounds 15.75-16.75: 300-400 pounds 14 120-140 pounds 15.50-16.75; 140-160 pounds 17.50-75; 160-180 pounds 17.75-18.00; sows under 400 pounds 14 25-50: pood 400-450 pounds 13.23-50; heavier weights 12 50 down. Sheep 25.

Nothing in early, quotations nominally unchanged: good and cho'ce wooled slaughter lambs quoted to 26.50; same grade wocled ewes to 9.00 or better. 4 127 32 '2 44 27 2S4 3.Vk JOi't 12 28 1 1 35'! Local Seen rilies Face Disciplinary Action WEST CHESTER. Feb. 2 (U.R). Two Chester County lawyer were ordered to appear in county court on Feb.

15 to show cause why they should not be disciplined on charges of trying to influence a witness in a numbers case. The attorneys, Truman D. Wade, 70. Phoenixville, and Fred T. Cadmus, 27, Bucktown, were accused of "misbehavior" by the board of censors of the County Bar Association yesterday.

The charges grew out of the arrest last August of Vincent Rossi and Ernest Twyman at Coatesville on numbers charges. Police said Twyman told them he turned number slips over to Rossi but at a trial last October Twyman changed his story. The case against Rossi collapsed. Twyman pleaded guilty and was sentenced to nine months imprisonment. He later was indicted for perjury while serving the Jail SMUTZ-To Mr and Mrs.

Waller Smutz. 2000 West Seventeenth at the Delaware Hospital, on Feb. 2, a son. HESSION To Mr. and Mrs.

Robley Hes-sion, 615 East Tw-enty-second Street, at the Delaware on Feb. 2, a son. GWALTNEY To Mr. and Mrs. John Gwaitney.

of Lancaster Court at the Delaware Hospital, on Feb. 1, a son. FLOWERS To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flowers, of Riverside, at the Delaware Hospital, on Feb.

1. a son. KANE To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane.

Newport, at the Delaware on Feb. 1. a daughter. N. Y.

Curb Market Repoited daily by Laird. Bisseil Meeds DuPont Building Prev. Close 11 :15 Alum. Co. of Amer.

54 53'- Barium Steel 4' 4'i Bellanea Aircraft Cities Service Com 72'i Bisfell Bid Asked 14 2 Reported dailv by Laird, Meeds. Ail-American Aviation Atlas Powder, Pfd Bancroft Sons. com. Christiana Securities, 7'i Pfd. Christiana Securities, com.

infi'i 11 IPoO. Anna daughter of the ti John C. and Catherine V. Mahonev. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the-I funeral from her la-r residence.

156 East Street, nw Castle, on morning. February 4. at. 8 30 o'clock. Philadelphia Quotations PHILADELPHIA.

Feb. 2 (U P'. Trading was only fair for a Thursday on the Philadelphia wholesale produce market today, according to the Federal-Slate Market News Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Mushrooms sod slightly higher. Spinach was slightly weaker while other greens were about steady to slightly weaker. Apples and sweet potatoes were about steady. Pennsylvania white potatoes were dull and slightly lower. APPLES Apples: Bu.

and boxes Pa. U. No. I 2'i in. up Staymans 2.

00-2. 50, fair 1.75-2.00. Delicious 1,75. Romes fair 1.50, Red Romes 2. CO.

Golden De icious 1.40-1.75, NT. J. 2'i in. up Staymans many fair 1.50-2.00, few best 2.25-2.50. Romes 1.50-1.75, Paragons 1 55, Delicious 1.50-2.O0.

Red Delicious 23 in 2.25. Golden Delicious 1 Potatoes: Pa. Katahdirs V. S. No.

1's mostly size A 100 pound sacks 1.75-2.CO, mostly 1.75-1.85, few best higher, poorly graded 1.25-1.50. 50 pounds sacks mostly 1.00. few best. 1.10. 15 pound sacks few 35.

13 oound sacks 24-26. ROOT VEGETABLES Root Treglables: Pa. bu. topped and washed unless ot-herwise stated: Beets 50-5: carrots 75-85. few 1.00.

poorer 50; parsnips "2 bu. bskts. 60-55; white turnips some fair 50-75, N. J. one mark 1.00-1.10; ru-taga'oas, few sale.

Pa. 50 lb. sacks 1.00. N. J.

65 la. sacks 1 25. Sweet potatoes: N. J. bu hampers Jersey in i'i 137 4 I DO 42 the figure a vear ago.

42t)U 19 Iteai estate loans cuveieu uy nic i Delaware Floor Products. Cap, 15 3 107 1248 125 Cons. Gas Bal'o 77 77 Elec. Bond Sh 19 187s i Humble Oil Pi1 i Infl. Pet.

Ltd Kaiser-Frazer R'i Monogram Pictures 'i'k Pantepec fi3t 634 1 Pennroad 107 R. B. Semler 4's 4'b Solar Aircraft 15 14i Technicolor Hj7 board report also increased again, as they have almost without interruption for more than a year. The week's gain of $8,000 000 sent the total to S4.400.000.000. a record high.

101 -4 102 134 Ifi Mrs. Hans Klerk, at The Memorial son. KLENK To Mr. and 1318 Wawset Avenue, Hospital, on Feb. 1.

a bo.emn reoulem mass at St. Peter's Church, at 9:30 clock In'erment at St. Peter Cemetery. PATTERSON In this city, on Janutry 31. 19o0.

Margaretta. wife of Samuel Patterson, of 1204 Wilmington Road, New Cast.e. aged 74 years. Relatives and frtends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Gebhart Funeral Home. Castle.

Del. on Fridav afternoon. iFeoruarv 3. at 2 o'clock. Interment at, G-aceiav-'n Memorial Park.

Friends may 1 can at the funeral home on Thursday eve- run. I PRATT In Clavmont. on February I 1. 1650. Mildred I wife of James R.

Pratt, aeed 35 years. Relatives and friend lare invi-ed to at'rnd the funeral services Delaware Railroad Common Diamond Ice Coal. 5- Pfd. DuPont 4'a'" Pfd DuPont Co, 33r Pfd J.7ec. Hose Rubber com.

Hercules Powder Pfd Remington Arms. Com Warner Company, com Wilson Line ocm Central Nat. Bank Trust Company Equitable Trust Company Farmers Bank Industrial Trust Co 1 4' 23Ts 4'i Foreign Exchange PENNINGTON To Mr. and Mrs. Clark-son Pennington, 1401 Marsh Road, at The Memorial Hospital, on Feb.

2. a daughter. FLOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Noah Flood.

568 School Hill Lane. Millsidc. at the Delaware Hospital, on Feb. 2, a son. 12 4 23'i 4'j 180 Kit fiS 75 2 119 Foreign Britain in NEW YORK.

Feb. 2 -T rhsr.ge rates Gr Cliieago Livestock CHICAGO, Feb. 2 WJlUSDA). Salable hogs early trade moderate'y active, mostly 25 cents higher on all weights and sows; butchers closed slow, steady to 15 cents higher, mostly steady; sows 25 cents higher; top 17.85 for ew loads choice pound averages; most good and choice 18O-220 oound 17 largely 17.50 and up; 230-270 pound IS. 35-17.

25; 270-310 pound 15.75-16.50; 320-375 pound 13.00-15.75; sows 450 pound down 14.25-15.25: jr.ost 475-600 pound 12.75-14.00; indications incomplete clearance. Salable cattle 4.000: calves 400: mostly steady except bulls strong to fully 25 cents higher; part-load high-good 1,158 pound steers 30.00; most medium and good steers and yearlings 22.00-28.00; 100 head low-medium 980 pound weights 22 00; few common steers down to 20.00: medium and good heifers 22.0O-26.5O: common to good beef cows 15.75-18.50: canners and carters 13.01-15.50: most medium and good sausage bulls few to 22.00; weighty fat beef bulls IS. 00-19. 50; medium to Atlas Reports $5.03 Earnings Per Share Atlas Powder Company today re Security Trust Co. Wilmington Trust Co ported earnings of $5.03 a common! dollars, othe-s In cpr.ts Canadian ciollsr Net York open market ID'4 per cent discount or 33.75 IT.

S. cents, unchanged. Europe: CSreat Br. tain i pound unchanged: Franc ifmnci 2SJ4 of a cent, up .03 lira i of a cent, unchanged: Sweden kronaJ 13.37, unchanged: Switzerland (franc (freei 23.31, unchanged. Latin America: Arzeniina "free 11 20.

unchanged: Brazil ifreei 5.50, unchanged; Mexico 11 57. unchanged. New Charters Filed DOVER, Feb. 2 (Special). Charters filed with the corporation department of the secretary of state's office follow: HAZZA.RD To Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Hazzard, of Kennstt Square. at The Memorial Hospital, on Jets. 2. a son.

BROWNE To Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Browne. South Clayton Street, at the St. FTans Hospital, on Feb. 2.

a daughter. CULLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cul-len, of 337 Shipside at. the St.

Francis Hospital, on Feb. 2, a son. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.

1030 McDowell Street, at the St. Francis Hospital, on Feb. 2, a uir vviijiam jones runeral Home. Clavmont. on Saturday morning.

Feb-r'arv at 11 o'clock. Interment at Heph-zlbah Cemetery, Coatesville. Pa. Friends mav call at the funeral home Friday evening. SF.EDERS-In Vernon.

Del on February 1 1350. Harrv Seeders, husband of the late Lena Hopkins Seeders, aged 80 years Relatives and friends are Invited Jo attend the funernl services at the govrr Funeral Home. Harrington. Del. on Saturday afternoon.

February 4, at 2 cificic. InWment at Hollywood Cemetery, near Hnrrlneton. Friends may call a tne lunerai home Friday evening. SLLKNS In this city, on January 2P. 19o0.

William Sullens. of 4011 East Second Street, aged 25 years. Relatives and frlenas are invited to at- JuneraL at Thornton Funeral Home. 805 Poolar Street, on. Fridav afternoon.

February 3. at 2 o'clock Interment at Selma. Alabama. Friend's may ci-i on Tnursday evening. Martel Corporation, malt liquors.

Capi share for the year ending Dec. 31, 1949, as compared with $3.90 a share in 1948. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1949, earnings were equal to $1.23 a common share compared with 99c a share for the corresponding quarter of 1948. Yesterday the board of directors of the company declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the common capital stock of the company-payable March 10, 1950, to stockholders of record at the close of business Feb.

27. 1950. U. S. Treasury Report WASHINGTON, Feb.

2 (tP). The position of the Treasury Jan. 31 compared with corresponding date a year ago: Net budget receipts $232,353,154.26. Budget expenditures $594,402,788. 98: $449,506,136.72.

Cash balance $4,659,251,495.29. Customs receipts for month $30,219,143.77. Budget receipts fiscal year July 1 $21,377,644,961.84. Budget experditures fiscal year Budget deficit $3,256,145,926.27 Total debt. $256,892,405,500.09 $252,656,167,306.30.

Increase over previous dav, 756.711.70. Gold assets, $24,271,206,104.64. Figure includes Foreign Economic Cooperation trust fund choice vea'-ers 27. 00-33 CO: medium and good 675-975 pound feeding steers and yearllnsrs 21.75-21.25. Salable sheep 4.00O: verv little done: deck No, 1 skin good to choice 88 pound shorn lambs 23.75 and deck comparable grade handy yearlings carrying few No.

2 skins 21.08. or steady to strong: asking up to 25 75 on choice handy wooled lambs, bidding 25 25 down; ewes scarce, strong, mostly lO.OC-13.00. tal. l.OPO shares, no par. Principal office, Wilmington.

Fulton Feldspar mining operations. Capital, $500,000. Principal office, Corporation Service Company. The Melontone Corporation, food and drug products. Capital, $25,000.

Principal office. Corporation Service Company. Western Thoroughbred Publishing Company, publishing business. Capital. Principal office.

Colonial Charter BONDS Mrs. Royden at the St. a daughter LOVETT To Mr. and Lovett. of Newark Del Francis Hospital, on Feb.

I GENERAL INSURANCE mm 831 T.tn.Il St. Ph. 5-2221 S-71 56 3 VOEGETLIN -In the Masonic Home, on Feb. 1. 19..0.

Louise Smith, wife of William Voegpijn and mother of Mrs. Katherine MLiett and Mrs. Vera R.vKof 1 1 KUBEC To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kubec.i 1631 Lancaster Avenue, at the Wilmington General Hospital, on Feb.

1, a son. DOUGHERTY To Mr. and Mrs. George Dougherty, 325 Forrest Drive, Forres' Brook Glenn, at Wilmington Genew Hospital, on Feb. 1, a son.

1 ana mends are invited tr attend the funeral services at th. Ch.r,H. er Funeral Home. Delaware tvinn. .4 Jefferson Street.

on Saturday morning, at o'clock. Interment at Cemeterv. February RIverview Lancaster Livestock LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 2 (UP). Livestock report: Hogs: 210.

Local lightweights. 15.50-17.50; good and choice 160-250 pounds, 17.01-18 50; 250-350 pounds, 15.OO-17.00, sows, 10.50-14.CO, Sheep: None. Ewes, all weights, 4.00-11.00; choice spring. 26.00-27.00; medium to good. 22.00-24 00; cull and common.

15 OO-20. CO. Cattle: 231 Calves: 122. Dry fed steers choice 1900-1100 pounds) 29.00-33.00; good, 25. medium.

21.00-24.00; common. choice (1100-1300) 29.00-33.CO; good, 28.00-28.00: medium, 23.00-25.00: choice (1300-15O0i 29.00-33.01; good. 27.00-28.00. Dry fed heifers choice, up to 26.0O: good, 22.O-0-25.O"; medium, 19.00-21.00; common. 15.00-18.

00. James Mullikin FUNERAL HOME MARKET AT 27th ST. Phone 4.5982 Cotton Market GINN To Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ginn.

of Adamstown, at the Wilmington General Hospital, on Feb. 2, a daughter. McGOVERN-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert MrGovern.

1C03 Pine Street, at the Gross Private Hospital, on Feb. 2, a daughter. Plant Worker Killed After Promotion, Raise HAMMOND, Feb. 2 John Stevenson became 42 years old yesterday. His employer, the Northern Indiana Public Welfare Com NEW YORK, type yeliows lew nigher, ordinary to fair 1.75-2.00.

processed 3.00-3.75. orange type waxed 2 25-3 00, best waxed 3 white yams 2 00-2 25, few best 2.40-2.50, bskts. yellows many fair 1.75-2.25, mostly 2.0O, one mark 2 4i2'i; rels 2.03-2.50, few best 2.60, poorer 1.25-1.50. MUSHROOMS Mushrooms: Pa. 3 lb.

bskts. some fair 1.25-1.40, few higher, ordinary 1.10-1.15, spots low as 50. Spinach: Bu. Savoy type. Pa.

1.25. Norfolk section 1.25-1.50, low as 100, Eastern Shore section ordinary Other greens: Bu. Virginia Norfolk section unless otherwise stated: Broccoli rabe Eastern Shore section 1.25. few 1.35. low as l.OO; oollards 65-75; dandelion N.

J. very few 2.50: Hanover salad 85; kale 65-T5, low as 50; mustard 1.00-1.25: turnip tops Eastern Shore section 40-65; leeks Pa. per bunch 4-5. EGGS, BETTER Egs: Market steady on large, firm on medium. Dealer stocks of large eggs-were relatively lighter but supplies ample to Improved demand.

Light arriva-'s of good to fancy quality mediums very ample to short of good demand. Wholesale selling prices: Specials, large. 48V2-SO pound white 35-37, browns 3-4-J5. large 45-48 pounds white 34-35Va. browns 33 16-34.

medium whites 33-34, browns extras, large. pounds white mixed colors 34-34 'i. large 45-48 pounds white mixed colors 33', -i-34, mediums white 3212-33, mixed colors 31Vi-32'2. Butter: Market steady. Supply of grade A ample to spotty demand.

Grades and in continued scarce supp'y but some shipments due to arrive early next week. Wholesale selling prices, grade A LIVE POULTRY Live poultry: Arrivals liberal and more than arrrp-e for demand which was spotty and unsatisfactory in a wholesale way. Quotations: Fowls, colored, fancy 25-26, some clean up sales 23-24; yearlings as to size 27-29, few practically at pullet stage, 30: Leghorn fowls weaker, fancy heavy, 21-22, very few 23, average run, 19-20. Old roosters, 13-20. Pullets, fancy 4a pound up.

35-38, few peddling sa'es extra fancy 40-41: ordinary pullets 25-30. Roasting chickens, fancy .5 pound up 24-26, few 27. some clean up sales 23. Springers, fancy 3-4 pound crosses, 22-24, mostly 22-23, some extra fancy with pullets, 25-26; Reds, 21-23, few 20, ordinary springers 5-15, mostly 10 down. Ducks, White Pekin, few 30, few Indian Runner 26 Muscovy 20-25.

Turkeys, fancy hens. 40-42, few extra fancy 43-45, toms 30-32, few crooked breasts 25-23. DRESSED POULTRY Dressed poultry: Market for iced chickens developed firmer tone and prices of 2 to 4 pound sizes up 1 cent. Desirable fowls about steady. Quotations: Fresh-killed fowls, fancy 4 pound up, iced, 29-35 Leghorns, 24-29.

Roasting chickens, fancy 5 pound up. 31-35 4'i, 28-32 4, 26-29 2'3 to 3'i. 26-29 2 to 2'4. 26-29 l3t. 25-28 o'd roosters, as to size.

22-28. Turkeys, young hens, 48-52 toms, 38-43, Beltsviiles 2 cents over. Wheat: More freely offered and down 1 cent. No. 2, red winter, garlicky, Feb.

2.07. Etlablithti 1941 2 Cotton futures i 5 cents a bale lower. Prev. Close Open 31.22 31 31 31.36 31.2-6 30.74 31.73 28 86 23 85 28 75 28 74B 28.71 March May July Oct. Dec March 22 30.00- Dry fed bulls good and choice, 24.00: cutter, common and medium 19.0O; good and choice bolognas, 22.00.

Vealers choice. 34.C0-35.00: good pany, gave him a promotion and a i raise. At 4 while working on a Phone 2.5501 32.00; medium. 23.00-26.00; cull and common, 12 00-1800. Cows choice, 17.75-18.50; good.

17.00-17.75; common and medium. 14.00-16.75; low cutter and cutter, 14.00-I6.CO; canners. 11.00-1375. Feeder and stacker cattle calves (400-300 pounds 25 good and choice (500-800) 23.O0-2-6.O0; common and medium (500-80:) good and choice (830-1050 24.00-25,00; common and medium (800-I050i l.O0-22.O0. E-Bid.

Commission house and local selling depressed cotton futures in forenoon trading. Traders attributed the selling partly to discouragement over fai-ure of the market to make further progress on the upside, following; re-ent advances into new seasonal high ground. Quiet conditions in the cotton textile market and uncertainty over the government cotton selling policy also contributed to uneasiness In the market. Noon prices were 25 to 35 cents a bale lower than the previous close. March 31.27.

May St. 29. and July 30.fi9. transformer, he was killed. A deputy coroner said a switch was turned on accidentally, sending 125,000 volts of electricity through his body.

Stevenson's buddy, Clyde Porter, 46, tried to rescue him, but he never made it. His body was found slumped in a doorway. 1 WEST As a Dealer for x(ULTlfUER li-4 wi i iu 1. 1 a I v. I 1 1 your chnire of a final retting place, Silverbrook Cemetery our Memorial Park present the finest at the most reatonabl eot.

Free information en Oilier Deatbs New New CHARLES C. MARRIN In York, 80; a member of the J. J. DOHERTY FUNERAL HOME Seventh and Rodney Sts. Telephone 5-6951 Established 1896 Silverbrook Cemetery Rose Butler Held In Robberv Probe NEW YORK, Feb.

2 (VP). Showman Billy Rose's butler was in protective custody of police today after being held as a material witness in the jewel and fur robbery in Rose's home last Thursday night. The butler, James McDonald, 35, Negro, was reported taken to a Manhattan hotel after questioning at the Lancaster Are. at DuPont Rd. York Bar since 1907, and former Municipal Court justice in the Bronx.

BILLY GOULI In New York, 81; former vaudeville star, said to Dial 2-3655 tt U04 have introduced the "Lambeth Walk" JaineA home JOHN W. SP1CT-K SecrcfMr 24TH MARKET STS. McCRERY Funeral Home 2700 Washington St. Within Your WIshiM Within Your Means For Sale STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAMS, CHANNELS, ETC. WM.

CROSS, INC. 1 Foot of West St. Th. 5-506 to this country. CORNELIUS CLARKSON VER-MEULLE In New Brunswick, N.

91; former public works engineer for the Republic of Cuba, and designer of many municipal water systems. WILKINS P. HORTON In Pitts-boro, N. 59; Superior Court judge, and former lieutenant governor of North Carolina. DR.

M. MAXIM STEINBACH In New York. 57; a specialist in pulmonary diseases, and a research associate in bacteriology at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. THE REV. ERNEST VICTOR KENNAN In Baltimore, 50; rector of Immanuel P.

E. Church, Baltimore, and formerly of Des Moines, and Freeport, 111. district attorney's office. Authorities did not disclose why the butler was booked. He was the only person in the four story residence of Rose and his wife, former swimming star Eleanor Holm, when three robbers entered.

Rose and his wife were attending a theatre. Ncne of the loot has been recovered, police said. McDonald, who was picked up late last night, said that three men appeared at the front door of the Rose home Thursday night and said they had a parcel to deliver. He admitted them, he said, because he had been told to expect a parcel delivery. One of the robbers covered him with a gun while the other two looted the house, the butler said.

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