The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 48

Evening Journal, Wilmington, Del. Death Notices ALDERS her Hillcrest, late, residence, Beverly Place. on Sept. Rev. Dr.

George T. Alderson. Aged 1963. Alphonsa wife 51 of the years. Relatives and friends are vited to attend the funeral services the BEESON FUNERAL HOME, Philadelphia Pike, on Wednesday Afterwill be private.

There will be no viewnoon. Sept. 25, at 1 o'clock. Interment ing. Family requests that flowers omitted.

BAER Clarence this city husband on of Sept. Mabel 1963, Baer of Porter Station. Bear, Delsware. Aged 65 years. Relatives friends are invited to attend services at McCRERY FUNERAL HOME.

3010 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY at PRICES CORNER, on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 26, at 1 o'clock. Interment Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening after 7.

BROWN-In this city on Sept. 20, 1963, Mina Brown, sister of Elizabeth Randolph and Ralph Robinson, grandmother of Martha Seafes of 1124 Heald St. Relatives and friends are vited to attend the funeral services the Robinson A.M.E. Church. Glasonville, on Tuesday afternoon Sept.

24. st 2 o'clock. Interment in Glasonville. Cemetery. CLIFTON-At late residence Sept.

22. 1963. Lillian of wife the late Nathaniel S. Clifton 7. Market Newport, aged 60 years.

Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral services from the NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME, 210 N. James Newport, on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 25, at 2 o'clock. Interment In Silverbrook funeral" Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Tuesday evening.

CRELLING-In this city on September 24, 1963, Gerard husband of Margaret E. Crelling of 221 Du Pont Ridley Park, Pa. Aged 89 years. the Services venience and of interment the family. will be There at will con- be no viewing.

Arrangements by the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. DOUGLAS -In this city on Sept. 24, 1963, A. Stanley, husband of Marie K. Douglas of 50 Central Terrace.

Clifton Park Manor. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 25, at 3:00 o'clock. Further services and interment Hillside CemeThere will be no viewing. In lieu of tery, Middletown, N.Y., on Thursday.

flowers the family requests contributions be made to the Deacon's Fund of Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by McCRERY FUNERAL HOME. DOWNES-In this city on Sept. 21, 1963, Edith mother of Emma Cain, Viola Jarman, Noami Wright, Elsie Wood, Beatrice Downes, Miller, Gladys Groce, Wilson, Isaac of 802 Thomas, E. 22nd William St.

and Relatives George and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Shiloh Baptist Church, 5th Walnut on Tuesday evening Sept. 24, at 8 o'clock. Interment in Union Cemetery, Goldsboro, on Wednesday. Friends may call at the P. church M.

Tuesday Arrangements evening by EDWARD to R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. GIBSON-In this city on Sept. 21, 1963, Charles O. Gibson, father of Dorothy Gibson.

Ethel Brown, and grandfather of Bonilee Gibson. Aged 76 years. the funeral services the GRAY tives and friends are invited to attend NERAL HOME, 201 N. Gray on Tuesday evening Sept. 24, at 8 o'clock.

Interment in Mt. Olive Cemetery M. on Wednesday morning at 10 A. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening after 6 P. M.

1963. HACKETT-In Viola this wife city of on Ralph Hackett mother of Earl, Ralph Aldrich and Patricia Hackett and Ruth Jones Port Penn. Delaware. Relatives and neral friends are services at invited the to St. attend Daniels the Methodist Church.

Port Penn, on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 26, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Zion Cemetery, Port Penn, Delaware. Friends may call the church on Wednesday evening, to 9 o'clock.

Arrangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. HARPER Monday, At Sept. Lenoir, 23, North 1963, Elizabeth Carolina, on Cunningham, widow of James Harper and mother of James 8. Harper of 1613 Windybush Road.

Relatives friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the GREENHILL day PRESBYTERIAN afternoon, Sept. CHURCH 25, at on 2 o'clock. Interment at adjoining cemetery. Please omit flowers, no viewing. rangements JAMES T.

CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME. JOYCE-In this city on Sept. 23, 1963, John husband of Mary Joyce of 1407 St. Elizabeth Street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703, N.

Broom on Friday morning, Sept. 27, at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at All Saints Cemetery.

Friends may call Thursday evenin after 7. LeCOMPTE-In Odessa, Delaware, on Sept. 22, 1963. Louisa, wife of Garfield LeCompte, mother of Margaret Pierce, Ardella Watson, Louise Saddler, Fred and Clark LeCompte of Odessa, Delaware. Aged 83 years.

Relatives friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Zoar Methodist Church, Odessa, Delaware, on Friday afternoon, Sept. 27, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Zion Cemetery, Port Penn, Delaware. Friends may call at St. Daniels Thursday Methodist evening, Church, 7 to 9 Port o'clock.

Arrangements by the EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. MANN-At his residence. Locust Stewart Point, on Sept. 22, 1963.

G. Mann. husband of Lois Crawford Mann, both of father Locust of John Point. 8., and son James of Mrs. Ida R.

Mann of Doylestown, brother of Harry Falls, aged 49 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the St. Paul's copal Church. Pine East Oakland Doylestown, on Tuesday morning, Sept. 24 at 11 o'clock.

Interment in Doylestown, Pa. Memorial tributions may be made to any charity. MOSLEY-In Smyrna, Delaware, Sept. 20, 1963, Lola Mosley, mother Mrs. Hazel Henderson of Milford.

and Mrs. Pearl Sterrett York City. Aged 83 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the John A.M.E. Church at Frederica, Delaware, 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

Interment at adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening HOME at the STEVENSON FUNERAL Dover, 7 to 9 p.m. NEWELL -In this city on September 23, 1963, Martin son of late and Peter friends and are Permila invited Newell. to attend Relatives the funeral from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703 N. Broom Street, on Saturday afternoon.

Sept. 28 at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Paul's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday evening after 7 o'clock. RENSHAW--In Perry Point Veteran's Hospital, Perry Point, on Sept. 1963. Wayne husband of Elizabeth Short Renshaw of 131 E. High Elkton, aged 63 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funerservices from the DU BOSE Elkton, FUNER- HOME, 503 North Tuesday afternoon Sept. 24, at 2 o'clock. Interment at North East Methodist Cemetery, North East, Md. There will De 10 viewing. -In Wilmington General Hospital on Sept.

21, 1963, Lillian Marie Shaw, wife of George Shaw of 13 Plymouth Drive. Catalina Gardens, Newark, aged 62 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funerservices from the WILLIAM J. W. WAR- Park WICK FUNERAL HOME, 121 Place, Newark, on o'clock.

Tuesday Requiem mornSept. 24. at 9 Mass at Holy Angels R. C. Church, at 10 o'clock.

Possum Interment in All Saints Park Newark, Cemetery, Kirkwood Highway. SHAIN-On Sept. 22, 1963. William husband of the late Lida Shain of 43 Delaware Rehoboth Beach, formerly of Wilmington. aged years.

Relatives and services friends at the are invited EVERETT to attend KELLEY FUNERAL the HOME. 23rd West on Wednes- o'clock. morning Sept. 25, at 11 Interment in Riverview funeral Cemetery, Friends may call at the after 7 P. M.

Tuesday evening Funeral Flowers Sons FLORISTS 110 Middleboro Rd. WY 8-8878 Tuesday, Sept. 24, Obituaries CARNEYS POINT, N.J.- Jackson E. Harrington 68, a retired employe of the Du Pont Chambers Works, died yesterday in the Salem County Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Harrington, of 417 Lafayette Road, was retired by the Du Pont Co. in 1960 after 37 years of service as a millwright foreman. He was a World War I veteran, and a former Penns Grove borough clerk. He belonged the Penns Grove Lodge of Moose, American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Pennsville and Du Pont Veterans' Association. Mrs.

He is Helen survived by Harrington; his widow, four sons, Jackson E. here; Joseph of Penns Grove; Lloyd of Franklinville; David, here; three daughters, Mrs. Helen Wise, Tampa, Mrs. Virginia Soper, Elmira Heights, N.Y., and Mrs. Harriet Knowles, Penns Grove; 14.

grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Benjamin McIlvain, Dayton, Ohio. Services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Ashcraft Funeral Home, 47 State Penns Grove, where friends may call tomorrow evening. Interment will be in Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro, N.J.

J. E. Harrington Sr. Mrs. G.

T. Alderson grandchildren; 10 great-grand-sus children. Another daughter, Miss Laura Alderson, died in 1960. Services will be held at the Beeson Funeral Home, 412 Phil- Mrs. Alphonsa M.

Alderson, 96, of 325 Beverly Place, Hillcrest, widow of the Rev. Dr. George T. Alderson, died early last night at her home after a long illness. Her husband died in 1929.

She was a native of Salem, N.J. She spent her early married life on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and in various towns throughout Delaware where Dr. Alderson served pastorates in the old Wilmington Conference of the then Methodist Episcopal Church. She had lived in Wilmington while Dr. 'Alderson was pastor of Harrison Street and Old Asbury Methodist Churches.

Since his death, she had continued to live in the Wilmington area. Mrs. Alderson had, in recent years, been a member of the Hillerest Methodist Church. George Surviving are three sons, 3, Wilmington; the Rev. Dr.

William H. Alderson, Bridgeport, and John Los Angeles, a daughter, Miss Alphonsa Alderson, with whom she made her home; four adelphia, Penny Hill, tomorrow at 1 p.m., with interment priv. ate. There will be no viewing. The family requests that flowers be omitted.

A. Stanley Douglas A. Stanley Douglas, 73, husband of Mrs. Marie K. Douglas of 50 Central Terrace, Clifton Park Manor, died this morning at The Memorial Hospital after a long illness.

A native of Middletown, N.Y., Mr. Douglas was professor of music at Bergen Junior College and Samson College in New York State for many years. Recently he was organist and choir director at Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church. Survivors, besides his wife, include a sister, Mrs. George E.

Knell, and two nephews, all of North Caldwell, N.J. Services will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow from Lower Brandy. wine Presbyterian Church, with graveside services and interment at Hillside Cemetery, Middletown, N.Y., on Thursday. The family requests that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to the deacon's fund of Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church.

Gerard F. Crelling Gerard F. Crelling, 89, of 221 Du Pont Ridley Park, died yesterday in the Scott Nursing Home, 1400 Gilpin after a brief illness. Mr. Crelling was born in Workington, England and came to this country when he was 19 years old.

He is survived by his wife, Margaret two sons, John, Oakford, and Gerard Marshallton; four daughters, Mrs. Ruth Boomer, Clifton Heights, Mrs. Mary Kent, Claymont, Mrs. Norma Pearce, Ridley Park, with whom he lived, and Mrs. Ann Harwell, Huntsville, grandchildren and four great dren.

Services will be private from the McCrery Funeral Home, 3010 Kirkwood Highway. Interment will be in Glenwood Memorial Park, Broomall, Pa. Alfred T. Smith Alfred T. Smith, 57, of Christiana Road near Hares Corner, died this morning after a long illness.

A painter employed by the Dutch Village Motel on the Du Pont Parkway, Mr. Smith was a member of the United States Harness Racing Association. He an owner-trainer and raced was at Brandywine Raceway, the Kent and Sussex Raceway and the trotting tracks near Baltimore. He was born in Warwick, and was a director of the Young Democrats of New Castle Hundred. He is survived by his widow, Mabel; two daughters, Mrs.

Jean Goad, Panama City, and Mrs. Louise Shelton, at two sons, Roger Smith, Beltsville, and Frank Smith, at home; five brothers, Smith, Elmhurst; Marshall. Middletown; Joseph Smith, Monroe, N.Y.: Charles Smith, Tully, N.Y., and Frank Smith, Pinconning, and four grandchildren. Martin J. Newell Martin J.

Newell, 68, of 232 N. Rodney died late last night in the Veterans Hospital here after an illness of a month. A native of Wilmington and graduate of St. Paul's School, he was a retired carpenter. He was a bachelor.

He and a sister, Miss Gertrude Newell, made their home together. Besides Miss Newell, he is survived by another sister, Mrs. Madge A. Gresso, Pleasantville, N.J.; two nieces and a nephew. Solemn requiem mass will be offered Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

in St. Paul's Catholic Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday after 7 p.m. at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 N. Broom St.

Census Of City Almost In New Enumerators To Finish Task The interim census of Wilmington will be completed in another month to six weeks, it was learned today. A similar census being conducted in Bridgeville has been completed except for a callback to homes missed on the first round. D. Russell Friend, in charge of the census for the division of urban affairs at the University of Delaware, said nearly 12 of the 14 areas in the city are completed. The areas remaining to be done generally include that area west of Market Street between the Brandywine River and I Delaware and Pennsylvania Avenues east of the railroad bridge.

BECAUSE most of the cen- enumerators were college students who have returned to classes, Friend said a new group of about 25 enumerators, mostly, Thursday adults, will and be Friday trained to complete job. He estimated that the work should done in about a month, with several more weeks needed to call on homes missed the first time around. When all of the approximately 30,000 dwellings city have been visited, Friend said, the data cards will be coded and processed and the information released in three categories: child information, adult information, and housing information. This will take another six to nine months to complete, Friend said. ALL THE data collected in the Bridgeville census will be combined into a single package unit.

It is anticipated this will be ready before the end of the year, according to Friend. Next on the statewide census project, 200,000 will be a residents count of New the Castle County outside of Wilmington and then the rest of the state. The interim census will then become a permanent project, with every area in the state covered once every three years, Friend said. It is hoped to have the New Castle County census done by the end of next year and the entire state by the end of the third year. From then on, a third of the state will be covered annually.

The information obtained from the surveys is not intended to duplicate findings of the federal census but to supplement and update these statistics. Crash Hurts City Man PORT DEPOSIT, Md. A Wilmington motorist was one yes- of three persons injured terday in a 3:40 p.m. Main chain tion accident on Street. Maryland state police said that George Brumbaugh, 62, of 28 W.

38th Wilmington, received a cut lip when his car ran into a parked automobile owned by Catherine Grove of Port Deposit. Police said the impact caused the Grove car to strike a bicycler, Arthur Cain, 7, of Port Deposit and a utility worker, Glenn Bredloe, 44, of Conowingo. The youngster received bruises and cuts of the face and the worker received bruises. Both were treated and released from Harford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace. Brumbaugh was arrested on a charge of reckless driving.

He faces a hearing Oct. 28, Troopers said he apparently was reaching for some object on the front seat when the accident occurred. Damage to the two cars was estimated at $1,000. The bicycle was destroyed, police Sheriff Needs Help With Earp Letter DODGE CITY, Kan. (A) Among mail received by (Sheriff Jim Davis in this historic western town was one from Sweden and addressed to "Wyatt Earp, Sheriff's office, (Dodge City, Kan." At last report, Davis was looking for an interpreter to translate the letter, which was written in Swedish.

Other Deaths REG CONNELLY -In London, England; 67; British songwriter and music publisher. HARRY LE DUC In Detroit, 68; retired, executive sports the Detroit News, regarded as dean of the Indianapolis 500-mile race writers. WILLIAM (BILLY) ECKSTEIN--In Montreal, Canada; 75; an early vaudeville piano prodigy, song writer and popular Montreal night club enterItainer. The Daily Record Births Delaware Hospital BURGE-Mr. and Mrs.

G. Clark III, 15 Cox Middletown, Sept. 23, son. GOETTLER-Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd, 2-c O'Daniel Elkhart Newark, Sept. PASSMORE- and Mrs. Clarence 2111 Sheridan Square, Sept. 23, daughter. PATRICK-Mr.

and Mrs. Clissie New London Newark, Sept. 24, daughter. VILONE-Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph, 1906 Baynard Sept. 23, daughter. The Memorial Hospital ALEIXA-Mr. and Mrs. Antonio, Carvel New Castle, Sept.

24, daughter. BASHER-Mr. and Mrs. Edward, RD Kennett Square, Sept. 23, son.

BROWN-Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 73 Mercer Drive, Newark, Sept. 23, daughter. SIMPSON-Mr.

Mrs. Earl, 323-A Chapel Claymont, Sept. 23, a daughter. TELLER-Mr. and Mrs.

James, 38 Merry Road, Brookside, Sept. 23, son. WILSON-Mr. and Mrs. David.

42 Chippendale Circle, Brookside, Sept. 23, son. St. Francis Hospital MONTALVO-Dr. and Mrs.

Manuel, 827 N. Franklin Sept. 23, daughter. O'CONNOR-Mr. and Mrs.

John F. 335 E. 35th Sept. 22, son. LAYTON-Mr.

and Mrs. John, 503 W. 4th Sept. 23, daughter. Riverside Hospital HARRINGTON-Mr.

Mrs. John 2403 Maxwellton Road, Kiamensi Gardens, Sept. 23, son. Wilmington General Hospital ALLEN-Mr. and Mrs.

John, 5 Louise Road, Chelsea Estates, New Castle, Sept. 21, son. BELL-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, 2 Allegretta Road, DuRoss Sept.

24, son. CZERNY Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Route 71, Kirkwood. Sept.

21, daughter. FAGG-Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 38 Louise Road, 21, Chelsea Estates. New Castle, Sept.

son. FLETCHER-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, 245 Filbert Elsmere Manor, Sept. 24, daughter.

HALL-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, 1809 S. Elizabeth Cleland Heights, Sept. 23, son.

HARMS-Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 129 MacArthur Drive, Pleasant Hills, Sept. 21, daughter. RAJEWSKI-Mr.

and Mrs. S. Robert, 1215 Apple Sept. 21, daughter. LASKY-Mr.

and Mrs. Louis, 5 McMullen Manor Park, New Castle, Sept. 23, son. OAKES-Mr. and Mrs.

Francis, Hamilton Place, Delaware City, Sept. 24, TUSIO-Mr. daughter. and Mrs. Matthew, 210 E.

16th Sept. 24, son. WHITE-Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 118 N.

Broom Sept. 24, daughter. Kent General Hospital JOHNS-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin, Goldsboro, Sept.

24, son. MOFFITT-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Smyrna, Sept. 24, Sgt.

and daughter. Mrs. Victor, Dover, Sept. 24, daughter. Dover Air Force Base Hospital BUSH-Capt.

and Mrs. Kenneth, Dover, Sept. 23, daughter. EASON-Airman Mrs. Theodore P.

Dover, Sept. and 23, daughter. HARVEY-8. Sgt. Mrs.

Dover, Sept. 24, son. -Airman 2C. and Mrs. Robbert Frederica, Sept.

24, son. HOLLIS-Airman 2C. and Mrs. John Magnolia, Sept. 23, daughter.

Nanticoke Hospital MESSICK-Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Seaford, Sept. 23, daughter. SHORT-Mr and Mrs.

Rinden, Laurel, Sept. 23, son. TAYLOR-Mr. and Mrs. James, Federalsburg, Sept.

23, daughter. Fire Alarms Wilmington Yesterday: a.m.-228 W. 9th St. Bag and Baggage. Overheated motor.

No damage. 9:25 a.m.- 400 Vandever Ave. Dairies. Defective wiring on boiler. Slight 2:45 p.m.

damage. and Locust Sts. Crown and -16th Cork Co. Surge in water pressure set off ADT alarm. No damage.

5:45 p.m. A and Bradford Sts. Grass. New Castle County Yesterday: 10:26 a.m.-Woodrow Ave. and Concord Pike.

Wash spilled gas from service station area. Leak in tank. Talleyville Fire Co. 1:19 p.m. Silverside and Marsh Roads.

Tar pot. Claymont Fire Co. Kent County Kent County Yesterday: 9 a.m.-Walter Hengst farm, Blakistin's Corner. Cow shed and milking shed. $8,000 estimated damage.

Clayton, Hartly, Smyrna and Cheswold Fire Cos. Building Permits ($1,000 or More) Wilmington Greek Orthodox Church, 808 N. Broom reroofing, $2,000. Charles Selvaggio, 302 W. 7th alterations, $2,000.

I. Giles, 910 Taylor alterations, $1,300. Sussex County A. B. Joseph, Rehoboth Beach, addition.

Howard Klake, Rehoboth Beach, dwelling. F. Eugene Eaton, 8. Bethany, dwellIng. Clifford R.

Niblett, Laurel, chicken house. Leon J. and Georgia A. Tyndall, Laurel, pole shed. Mark Bennett, Ocean View, dwelling.

Lewis Dairy, Milford, general store. Leroy W. and Peggy F. Mitchel, Dewey Beach, dwelling. Superior Court Criminal A Jury found Otis Royster 19, of Philadelphia 501 guilty Market of burglary Aug.

of Harris Jewelers, 6, 1962. Presentence investigation ordered. Insurance Firm Report Made From the Dover Bureau DOVER Deputy Atty. Gen. John B.

Maybee and State Police Lt. Col. George Schmalhofer gave a preliminary report to the state insurance commissioner yesterday on their findings in Germany. The pair spent 10 days examining records of the American Military International Insurance Association which is now seeking renewal of its Delaware certificate of authority. That report has been held up pending completion of the investigation.

Delaware law requires that the cost of the trip overseas be born by the company under investigation. Know Way Around LOS ANGELES (NEA)The UCLA football squad in1cludes 25 returning lettermen. Joint Rocket Shot Postponed WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (UPD -A joint U.S. Japanese rocket shot, scheduled to be launched from Wallops Island shortly after midnight, was postponed early today because of high altitude winds.

The experimental shot was rescheduled approximately 2 a.m. Wednesday. The Aerobee 150A rocket will be shot some 146 miles into the ionosphere carrying 185 pounds of instruments to measure electron density and temperature simultaneously. Oct. 1 GI Pay Hike Probable Senate Agrees To Conference WASHINGTON (P) Prospects are bright that Congress will enact a pay increase of some $1.2 billion a year for the military forces, effective Oct.

1. The Senate agreed yesterday to try to comprise differences with the House over the proposed increase. This broke long deadlock. Actual conferences will begin tomorrow. The House passed last May a bill for an increase at an estimated annual cost of $1.222 billion.

The Senate approved a differing version Aug. 6 with an estimated cost of $1.227 billion. The House on Aug. 12 asked the usual conference meeting of representatives from the House with representatives from the Senate -to adjust differences. IN AN EFFORT to get House leaders to accept numerous Senate changes, the Senate delayed action on the House request until yesterday.

Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said he is confident the increases will apply Oct. 1 even if final passage of the legislation is delayed past that date. Whatever is worked out by the conference committee will be subject to approval by the House and Senate.

Acting as Senate spokesmen at the conference will be Sens. Russell, Howard W. Cannon, Sam J. Ervin D- N.C., and Leverett Saltonstall, R-Mass. REP.

L. MENDEL Rivers, D. S.C., heads the House conferees, who include Reps. Phillip J. Philbin, F.

Edward Hebert, Arthur Winstead, Walter Norbald, William H. Bates, R- and William G. Bray, R-Ind. Nearly 2 million of the more than 2.5 million officers and enlisted personnel now on ac. tive military duty would get increases under the Senate version.

The House bill proposed to restrict pay increases to those with more than two years service. Both bills would provide higher pay for reservists while training and for most retired personnel. Information Officer To Retire From the Dover Bureau DOVER Maj. Homer E. Brown, information officer at the Dover Air Force Base, will retire from the service at the end of this week to study journalism.

The major, a veteran of more than 21 years in the Air Force, has served as information officer since January of 1961. He will be succeeded by Maj. Maurice G. Steele who served with the information office at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. He is now on temporary duty at Ft.

Campbell, Ky. Maj. Brown, who lives in Dover with his wife and two children, intends to return to his home in Houston, Texas, where he will attend the University of Houston. He will study journalism and plans to either teach or enter that field upon completing his studies. L.A.

Population Hits 2,634,000 LOS ANGELES UP -Latest figures from the city planning director's office today placed the city of Los Angeles' population at a record increase of 152,405 over the 1960 census. The city is the nation's third largest, behind New York and Chicago. Planning director John E. Roberts said the San Fernando accounted for two-thirds Valley, city's growth, adding 101,330 since April 1960 for an estimated total of 840,900. 10 Words One week (12 Insertions) $4.32 3 days (6 insertions) $2.58 Ask about our low monthly and contract rates All ads must run consecutive days without change of copy to earn the low rates above.

Telephone OL 4-5351 AP Wirephoto: Archbishop The Most Rev. John C. Heenan was enthroned today as the archbishop of Westminister, leader of the British Isles' 4 million Roman Seven-Up Strike Goes Into 2nd Day. bel. A strike of employes of the Seven-Up bottling plant entered its second day today with no indication of a settlement.

Negotiations on an initial contract between Seven Up Company of Wilmington, owner of the plant, and Teamster Union Local 830 are going on in Philadelphia, according to Anthony Franchetti, company sales manager. The Philadelphia bottling company has same Seven management as the local plant, he said. The workers recently named the union their bargaining agent. Franchetti said the principal question is one of wages. The Seven-Up plant is the only bottling operation in Delaware that has a union shop, Franchetti said.

Picket lines around the plant, at Philadelphia Pike and Harvey Road, Claymont, have shut down operations and idled 3 36 workers, including drivers. The yesterday said 28 company workers were on strike but revised its report this morning. Rights Bill Push Asked By Masons Gov. Elbert N. Carvel and other high state officials have been asked by the African Harmony Grand Lodge of Masons to support the public accommodations bill in the General Assembly.

The appeal by letters also went to Lt. Gov. Eugene Lammot; Sen. Curtis W. Steen, D- Dagsboro, Senate president pro tem; Rep.

Sherman W. Tribbitt, D-St. Georges Hundred, speaker of the House, and Rep. Glenn W. Busker, D-Smyrna, chairman of the committee where the bill is now resting.

The letters were signed by Reginald S. Nickerson, grand master, and Lloyd L. Badson, grand secretary. The bill, passed by the Senate and now in the Revised Statutes committee of the House, would make it illegal to refuse service to a person in a public place, because of his race, religion or color. Sewer System Bids Approved The New Castle County Levy Court today authorized the county engineer to advertise for bids on the new $200,000 Townsend sewer system.

The bids will be received until 2 p.m. Oct. 28. The Levy Court authorized the bid invitations after receiving word that the federal government has agreed to pay 000 as its share of the disposal plant cost. John I.

Cahalan, assistant county engineer, told commissioners the federal approval was confirmed by telephone yesterday The job is expected to be finished within 300 days after the bid is awarded. The system includes an outfall and treatment plant and connecting intake systems. Legal Aid Chief To Attend Talks James A. Walsh, chief attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Delaware, will attend the 41st annual National Legal Aid and Defender Conference Oct. 23 to 25 at Miami Beach.

The national association, with headquarters at the American Bar Center in Chicago, the coordinating body of legal aid and defender offices which provide legal services to persons who canont afford counsel. The Delaware society, in the North American Building, is one of 241 legal aid offices and 128 defender services in the United LEGALS Legal Notices ESTATE OF ADELE J. RUSSELL. hereby DECEASED Notice is given the Estate of Adele J. Rusthat Letters Testamentary sell, upon late of Brandywine Hundred, deceased.

were duly granted unto and Arthur Norman W. Smith Moore on the ninth Koffenberger, of September A.D. 1963 said and all day persons indebted to the deceased are requested to with- make out payments to and the all persons having Executors demands against the deceased are delay, the required same to duly probated to the said exhibit and present Executors on A.D. or 1964 before or the abide ninth by day of June the law in this behalf. KOFFENBERGER.

ARTHUR and NORMAN SMITH Executors. MOORE, Address: Arthur Attorney-at-Law. 231 DelW. Koffenberger, aware Trust Bide. Wilmington, Del, sept 17-24-oct.

1. GAMBLE-SKOGMO. INC. 15 North 8th Street OF Minneapolis SPECIAL MEETING 3, Minn. NOTICE OF Held On October 15, 1963 STOCKHOLDERS To Be TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Notice is hereby given that GAMBLE-SKOGMO.

INC. of special Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. will be meeting of the stockholders held at its office on the 8th Floor of North 8th Street, Minneapolis, the Gamble-Skogmo Building, 15 1963, Minn. at on the 10:00 A. M.

(Central 15th day of October, Standard Time) for the following 1. To consider and vote purposes: upon proposal to approve 80 a Agreement of Merger General providing for the merger of Outdoor Advertising a New Jersey corporation, into Gamble-Skogmo, 8 Delaware corporation; 2. To consider and vote upon proposal to amend Article Third of the Certificate of Incorporation, as amended. with respect to the company's objects and purposes; 3. To consider and vote upon proposal to amend Article Fourth of the Certificate of Incorporation, as amended, to authorize an issue of 600.000 shares of Cumulative Preferred Stock: and To transact such other bustness as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment thereof.

Only stockholders of record at the close of business on September 10, 1963, will be entitled to notice of and to vote at this meeting. By Order of the Board of Directors W. P. BERGHUIS. Secretary.

Dated: 29, 1963 sept. 3-10-17-24 ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY Albert L. Brown Sr. PENNS GROVE, N.J. Albert L.

Brown, 86, of 205 S. Broad here, died yesterday at his home following a long A former power department superintendent at the Du Pont Chambers Works, Mr. Brown was retired in 1945 after 45 years of continuous service. He was a member of Penns Grove Lodge No. 162, Crescent Temple, the Consistory at Collingswood, and Eden Lodge No.

10, IOOF, Penns Grove. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emily Brown; a son, Albert L. Woodstown; two daughters, Mrs. John Laytham, Woodstown, and Mrs.

David Taylor, New Canaan, two grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, Wilmington, and Mrs. Nell Erisman, Dallas, Tex. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the Ashcraft Funeral Home, 47 State where friends may call after 9:30 a-m.

Interment will be in Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro. of at 7 on N. of at 21, al AL on al ing 79 C. day on BENJAMIN BURTON, Plaintiff, v. PRUDENCE H.

BURTON, Defendant. No. 1351 Civil Action. 1963. Alias Summons In Divorce.

THE STATE OF DELAWARE, TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY: YOU ARE COMMANDED: AS YOU WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED: To summon the above named defendant so that, within 20 days after service hereof upon defendant, exclusive of the day of service, defendant shall serve upon Jacob Balick, Esquire, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 1211 King Street; Wilmington, Delaware, an answer to the complaint. To serve upon defendant a COpy hereof and of the complaint. If the defendant cannot be served personally, to publish this process as required by statute. Dated: September 12. 1963.

S. R. RICHESON Prothonotary. Per R. J.

L. PINEAULT. Chief Deputy. Clarence F. Baer Clarence R.

Baer, 65, of Porter Station, Bear, collapsed, apparently from a heart attack shortly after noon yesterday at his home. He was declared dead on arrival at the Wilmington General Hospital. Mr. Baer was working on his chicken house in the rear of his home. His son Robert, working with him, gave him artificial respiration for a half hour until the ambulance arrived.

Deputy Coroner Herbert Harrington said Mr. Baer's death was from natural causes. He had retired last November from the National ized Fibre Yorklyn plant after eight years' service. A native of Luzerne County, Mr. Baer had lived in Delaware the past 22 years.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mabel K. Baer; a daughter, Mrs. Ida Jannuzzio, Sherwood Park; four sons, George Kiamensi Heights; Kenneth, Chelsea Estates; Donald Frank, of Bear, and Robert, Richardson Park; 21 grandchildren; four brothers, Lee Baer, Reyburn, Herbert, Westville, N.J.; Herman, Nescopeck, and Harry, Shickshinny, and three sisters, Mrs. Winifred Martin and Mrs.

Elizabeth Bellis, both of Reyburn, and Mrs. Maude Nagle, Seattle. Services will be Thursday at p.m. in the McCrery Funeral Home, 3010 Kirkwood Highway. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday after p.m. CARD OF THANKS ALBERTINI-We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives friends for their many kind expressions of Mass cards, sympathy cards, use of cars. beautiful floral offerings and all donations during our recent bereavement in the death of My beloved husband our father, Frederick Albertini. Wife and Sons. CAPPELLE We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks appreciation to friends.

relatives and Pennsylvania Railroad Shops for their kindness at the loss of our beloved father, Savino Cappelle. Cappelle Family IN MEMORIAM CRIST-In loving memory of wife mother. Elizabeth H. Crist, on her 45th birthday. Sept.

24th. Sadly Missed by Husband Children. Death Notices SKINNER--In this city on Sept. 22. Carl J.

husband of Catherine M. Skinner of 2320 Fern Drive, Relatives Kirkwood and Gardens. friends Aged are 60 invited years. to attend the funeral services Funeral from Home, the SPICER-MULLIKIN Market Sts. on Wednesday morning, Sept.

25 at 11:00 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7. 1963, WILEMAN-In Mary F. this wife city of on Joseph Sept.

A. 23, Wileman of 302 8. Du Pont Elsmere. Aged 69 years. Relatives friends are invited to attend services at Zion Lutheran Church, Lancaster Ave.

Bancroft Parkway, on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 26 at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the McCRERY HOME. 2700 WASHINGTON 7.

on Wednesday evening after Smyrna, on Sept. 21, 1963, WISHER-In Katie, mother of Mary White, sister of Eddie Hardeng, of 301 E. 3rd aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Church of God and Christ, 6th Poplar on Tuesday evening, Sept. 24.

at 8 o'clock, Interment at Sandtown Cemetery, Queen Anne, on Wednesday. Friends may call at the church Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 P. M. Arrangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: If this summons is served personally upon you, then, in case of your failure, within 20 days after such service. exclusive of the day of service, to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above an answer to the complaint, the case will be tried without further notice. If personal service is not made upon you and if this summons 1s published as required by statute. then, in case of your failure, within 20 days from service by publication of this summons. to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above An answer to the complaint, the case will be tried without further notice.

S. R. RICHESON Prothonotary. Per R. J.

L. PINEAULT, Chief Deputy. Sept17-24-oct1-8-15. ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY GEORGE GANT, Plaintiff, v. ESSIE MAE GANT, Defendant.

No. 1296 Civil Action, 1963. Alias Summons In Divorce. THE STATE OF DELAWARE, TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY: ARE COMMANDED: AS YOU WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED: To summon the above named defendant so that, within 20 days after service hereof upon defendant, exclusive of the day of service, defendant shall serve upon James A. Walsh, Esquire, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is Legal Aid Society; North American Wilmington.

Delaware, an answer to the complaint. To serve upon defendant a copy hereof and of the complaint. If the defendant cannot be served personally, to. publish this process as required by statute. Dated: August 27, 1963.

S. R. RICHESON, Prothonotary, Per R. J. L.

PINEAULT, Chief Deputy. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: If this summons is served personally upon you, then, in CASe of your failure, within 20 days after such service, exclusive of the day of service, to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above an answer to the complaint, the case will be tried without further notice. If personal service 1s not made upon you and if this summons is then, published as required by statute. in case of your failure, within 20 days from by publication of this summons, to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above an answer the complaint, the case will be tried without further notice. S.

R. RICHESON, Prothonotary, Per R. J. L. PINEAULT, Chief Deputy.

sept. 3-10-17-24-oct. 1 IN ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE IN AND OF DELAWARE FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY LILLIE B. MOORE, Plaintiff, WILLIE JAMES MOORE, Defondant. No.

1363 Civil Action, 1963. Alias Summons in Divorce. THE STATE OF DELAWARE. TO THE SHERIFF NEW CASARE COMMANDED: AS YOU WERE To HERETOFORE COMMANDED: summon the above named after defendant so that, within 20 days ant. service hereof upon defendexclusive of the day of servThomas defendant shall serve upon ice.

H. Wingate, Esquire, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 1313 Bank of Delaware Building; Wilmington, Delaware, an answer to the complaint. hereof serve and upon detendant a COpy To If of the complaint. the defendant cannot be served personally, to publish this process as required by statute. Dated: September 5, 1963.

SAMUEL RICHESON. Prothonotary. Per R. J. L.

PINEAULT, TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEDeputy. FENDANT: If this summons is served personally upon you. then, in case of your failure. within 20 the after such exclusive of days day of service, to serve on plaintiff's attorney named above an will answer be to tried the complaint. the case notice.

without further If personal service is not made upon published you and if this summons is in then, 20 in days case of your failure, withAs required by statute. lication this from service by pubof summons, to on plaintiff's attorney serve above an answer, to the complaint. named the further case notice. be tried without SAMUEL R. RICHESON, Per R.

J. L. PINEAULT, Prothonotary. sept. 10-17-24-oct.

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