The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 13

Thirteen Jonrnal-Every Evening, Wilmington, EMPLOYMENT new American ambassador to Chi EMPLOYMENT Priest's Body na, (Dr. John Leighton) Stuart is Help Wanted Female Obituary EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER or practical nurse for last two weeks Sept. nrf ffrct wpV in net Suburb home. Bus talcing on a more illusory character because it is clear to everyone that it is impossible with one hand to Help Wanted Female 1 SALESLADY Experienced In wear. Wonderful opportunity for right party Salary S30 and commission.

A DjeopiMJomng713a2kejt6e STENOGRAPHER Qapable of taking dictation filing and office detail. Har.an Hollingsworth. Foot of West St. TYPIST with fair knowledge of bookkeeping, good hours. $25 Der wees.

Call service. No laundry or cleaning. Phone Hockessin 214. Woman Held In Poison Case Employer's Wife Recovering; His Mother's Body To Be Exhumed in Probe To Lie in State Salesianum Students And EXCELLENT HOME for middle-aged woman. No encumbrances in exchange for housework.

Reference. Write F-62. News- Mrs. Mary C. White The funeral of Mrs.

Mary C. White, formerly of this city, will be held from the J. J. Doherty Funeral Journal Co. reach for peace and with the other to render active cooperation to one of the conflicting sides." The paper added that "foreign interference in the internal affairs of China is only encouraging the criminal plans of Chinese 6 Killed as 2 Army Planes Crash Before Crowd at Fair 20,000 Spectators in Montana See Attack Bombers Collide During Air Show; 2 of Victims Die as Craft Hurtles Into Racehorse Barn GREAT FALLS, Mont, Aug.

10 (ft. Army authorities today were engaged in the grim task of completing identification of the charred bodies of six persons killed when two attack bombers collided during an air show Friday before 20,000 horrified spectators at the north Montana state fair. Two of the dead, killed when a plane hurtled into a racehorse barn, were identified as Lieut. Arthur Pelletier, Cleveland, Ohio, and Dorothy Mae Szabo of Belt, a Mon-, ELDERLY WOMAN (White). to tace care of two children while mother works.

One school age. Light housework, sleep in. Phone 4-S801 or apply 1219 Washing Alumni to Form Most Of Honor Guard at Church Home. Seventh and Rodney Streets at 10 o'clock Monday morning followed by a requiem mass in St. ton St 8Q3 from a to p.

m. TWO WAITRESSES Experienced. for night work only. 4 p. m.

to 1 Must be over 21. No phone caJs. Central Restaurant. 826 Market St. TWO GIRLS for fountain work, experience unnecessary, with good Day apdit 209 East Front Street.

TYPIST-FILE CLERK Over 25 preferred. good hours, good working condition. Write Box F-60. News-Journal. EXPERIENCED SALESLADY Between 25 and 40.

Apply In person. Joy Hosiery. 828 Market good salary. Paul's Church at 10:30. Interment Students and alumni of Salesianum High School will comprise the will be in Cathedral Cemetery GIRL For fountain work, cood hours, rood wages.

Apply Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night between 7 and IN MEMOBIAM WAITRESS for fuU or part-time, J-x- large portion of the guard of honor over the body of the Rev. Louis Jacquier, one of the founders of In loving memory of our dear Mother pierence unnecessary, appiy Talley-Ho. Concord Pike ana Bjamia. Anna snockiey. wno passed away August BECKER'S 2020 MARKET STREET 10.

19451 Road. pnoce 4-iam. WAITRESS Dav work, no Sundavs. good Into Heaven's mansion she's entered. Never to sigh or to weep.

that school, when it lies in state pay Earls Diner, l-iia uovcrnm GIRLS Boulevard. City. After long years with Hie struggles. Mother has fallen asleep. at St.

Anthony's Church, beginning 9 o'clock. Mrs. White, widow of John J. White, died Thursday evening at her home in Baltimore. She is survived by two sons, Dr.

Thomas F. White of Baltimore and Maurice J. White, Atlantic City, N. three grandchildren and a brother, John T. With knowledge of tvping to operate Waitresses Sadly missed bv Her Children.

business machines. Excellent opportunity at 4 p. m. Sunday. In tender, loving memory of our dear for advancement.

tana btate university student. Army Launches Inquiry An Army investigating panel from the Great Falls air base, launched little girl. Patricia Ann Svmonds. de- THE ADDRESS OGRAPH SALES AGENCY APPLY2201 M.ARKETSJREET WAITRESSES Onlv experienced need apply. Mitchell's Restaurant.

2nd ana Members of the Wilmington Stamp Club, of which Father Jac parted this life August 11. 1943. aged 101 1206 Market St. Case of Kidnaper's Bride Under Study in Jersey SOMERVILLE, N. Aug.

10 (ft. Mrs. August Bernard Doak, cap vears. 5 months. 21 days'.

GIRL WANTED in submarine shop, ex Market Streets Forever loved, forever missed. an inquiry into the accident Payne, this city. Our Patty with her wide blue eyes perience unnecessary, evening won. Apply 228 Maryland Avenue. And voice uplifted high in song quier was an active member, and members of the Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, have been granted permission to hole brief watches over the body.

Stamp club GIRLS Which now entrances Paradise. Dear little girl, who so loved life. Who loved to dance with tanning feet You now are far from fear and strife Age 18 y.ars or over and single for light Other Deaths tured with her husband after they had kidnapped a state trooper, is 16 years of age. Assistant Prosecutor lactory work. And dwell in Heaven now.

my sweet. WANTED Reliable woman, to care ior two children, light housework. Prefer- ably vie. Richardson parkPnone538g. WANTED EXPERIENCED WOMIN PRESSERS FOR DRESSES APPLY CQLTON CLEANERS.

115JW9TH ST. WAITRESS WANTED Experienced Apply at once. Eagle Coffee Shop. 106 10th St. No phone calls.

WHITE GIRL for general housework twa days a week. Apply in person Mrs. Schuman. James Hotel. 205 Market St- For God thought best to claim His own Apply oeiore lis noon or aurr 4 m.

KAUMAGRAPH CO. 14TH AND POPLAR STREETS Two persons in the vicinity of the horsebarns when the plane struck were treated for shock and burns. Eight automobiles parked by the structure were demolished as the plane ripped through flimsy timber. Third Plane Undamaged Three of the twin-engined medium bombers were roaring low When life brought bitter pain and tears ARTHUR E. CANTY In Chicago, So softlv.

gently she entered Home Leon Gerofsky said last night. He added that Mrs. Doak would 55; Chicago labor leader and past And waits lor us tnrouen an tne years. GIRL For general clerical work typing Longed for always by Steady position. Wilmington Dry Goods Mother.

Daddy. Brothers and Si sters. commander of the Illinois Depart ment of the American Legion. Employment ornce. 420 Market street.

be kept in Somerset County jail "pending an investigation in her 11 llirtiiui ui 1 after li a. m. T. Hudson, who deoarted this life two oenerai pnice woric. must mwtai 7 ARTHUR HENRY SAPP In past and recent activities." vears ago.

August 10. 1944: rcaLciui uc tuy ICSl WUUlCli I i over a grandstand packed with fair Under the state law persons be members will form a guard of honor from 7 to 7:30 p. m. tomorrow evening, and members of the Knights of Columbus will comprise the guard during the solemn mass of requiem in St. Anthony's Monday morning at 10:30.

All other hours of watch will be taken by the Salesianum alumni and students. Divine Office of Dead The Divine Office of the Dead will be chanted at 10 a. m. Monday followed by the mass. The Right Tt is sweet, to breathe vour namei ager.

Ketaii orocers txenange am Huntington, 63; past president of Rotary International and lawyer In life we loved you dearlv. Walnut Streets goers when, eye-witnesses said, altween 16 and 18 years of age can In death we do the same. IF YOU HAVE SELLING EXPERIENCE here. be prosecuted as adults or juveniles wing from one of the planes apparently sheared off the tail of the mlssea dv I We offer a position with pleasant at Daughter and Son-in-law mosphere and pay. Apply Vale MiUmery.

WANTED A dependable woman ior housework in a small apartment and slight care of middle age women. Wilbur McCready. 415 N. Rodney St. WHITE WOMAN for general housework and laundry, must be good Jjoner davs a week.

$20. 4106 Market St. Ph- 2-5358. WHITE WOMAN to live in Restnsj5I? and good references to do general housework and help with 5-vear-old chua. Call 5-4603.

YOUNG LADY to work in ctenmnetan. sorting clothes. Apnly Acme Cleaner. 4th and Orange Streets. In sad and loving memory of our hus-807 Market Street CAPT.

JAMES PLATT BARKER In New York City, 72; commander of last clipper ship to sail world at the discretion of the court and the prosecutor's office. Doak has already started serving a life term after he pleaded guilty nat0 Mele- wno died Laundry Workers for Permanent Position MADISON, Ind, Aug. 10 (ft. Grey-haired Mrs. Lottie (Tot) Lockman, who is charged with attempted murder in the poisoning of her employer's wife, reasserted her Innocence today as authorities awaited results of an autopsy on the body of her employer's mother.

Mrs. Lockman, 62, is at liberty under $2,500 bond, while Mrs. Mamie McConnell, 63, wife of Forrest McConnell, DuPont, hardware merchant, was reported recovering from what Dr. E. C.

Cook, her physician, said was mercury poisoning. The body of McConnell's mother, Mrs. Minnie McConnell, who was under Mrs. Lockman's care at the time of her death in August, 1945, was exhumed yesterday and the crgans sent to Dr. R.

N. Harger, state toxicologist, at Indianapolis. May Exhume Others Coroner Sidney E. Haigh said the bodies of four other persons, all of whom Mrs. Lockman served as housekeeper or helper at the time of their deaths, may be exhumed to determine exact cause of death.

Mrs. Lockman operated the McConnell hardware store and also was housekeeper for both McConnell women. McConnell, field sales manager for the Rightway Products of Chicago, traveled extensively and employed Mrs. Lockman to look after his interests in his absence. Husband Dead State Police Detective Graham Tevis said other deaths to be investigated are those of Frank Lock-man, husband of Mrs.

Lockman; Wallace Lockman, a brother-in-law; Fred Giddings, a retired farmer, and Mrs. Hattie Calhoun. Coroner Haigh said none of the other bodies would be exhumed until after reports are received from Dr. Harger on the cause of Mrs. McConnell's death.

Mrs. Lockman told reporters: "They can exhume all the bodies they want to, I have done nothing." Sadly missed by Wile ana nrrLl MK. KUSOtLL trade routes under the American flag. A native of Cheshire, England, he was a shipper in sail and steam ANNOUNCEMENT GRAND LAUNDRY 97 VANDEVER AVENUE Rev. Msgr.

J. J. Dougherty, vicar-general of the Wilmington diocese, will preside at the mass and the Tuesday to the Aug. 1 kidnaping of a state trooper. Doak said at the time that his wife was innocent of the charges against both of them.

other. The third plane swung away, undamaged. One of the planes burst into flame and zoomed into the horsebarn. filled with racehorses. The other sped crazily on, flaming as it dug into the earth a mile awa3.

The barn flared and the screams of burning horses brought near-panic to the crowd, averted by army and civilian personnel. Seventeen for more than 50 years. Help Wanted Male r.nn 1 MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR and tvping for lOSl, roima a work ln advertising department of FOUND Gray rowboat July 6. Christina manufacturer Give experience, salary de-nnnncii. M.rine Terminal Call sired and personal details with refer- DR.

MARY BUCHANAN In Philadelphia, 76: professor ences. Five-day week. Address Box F-59 AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS 435 S. Claymont after 5 p. m.

Chicago Livestock News-Journal Office. tie holder. Initials M. F. Between 12th and Market and MAISONETTE FROCKS-Want women for Very Rev.

J. Francis Tucker, pastor of St. Anthony's, will be the celebrant. The Rev. Joseph Sweeney, chancellor of the Wilmington diocese, will be the deacon and the sub-deacon will be the Rev.

Joseph L. McCoy of Salesianum, who succeeds Father Jac TWO For general repair work on all makes of cars. Must be experienced. Ideal working conditions, new building. HOME SHOPPING SERVICE.

Free dress CHICAGO. Auz. 10 (JPi iU. S. D.

A.V Salable hogs 300 lestimatedi total not 14th and King. Reward. Phone 3-94ZO emeritus of Women's Medical College, an eye specialist. U. S.

Peace Efforts offer Included. Write P. O. Box 1901. WM1 given; weekly review: Sharp losses on LOST Black corde handbag with amber of the animals perished in the flames, and two others were so badly MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR FOOD DE lean, well ventnatea.

wei ugnira factory equipped. A permanent wejl- rings on King between 6th ana vtn. Tuesdav and Wednesday brought va.ues PARTMENT APPLY S. S. KRESGE CO- paving connection for men wno quai.i.

Interview Mr. J. Berger 8 a to a p. m. turn bag and contents.

912 West 4th 611 MARKET STREE1, or call 2-3124. PBX GIRL to relieve telephone operator down 2.00 or more; however, most of the week's earlier decline was recovered yesterday when small local killers became very aggressive on the small offerings; compared week ago hogs scaling under 2S0 PORTER MOTOR CO. Permanent nosition. Wilmington Dry $20. injured they were destroyed.

Fairground employes fought the barn fire and helped take the bodies of the dead from the smoking ruins. LOST CLOTH BAG. CONTAINING REWARD. PHONE 9753. Goods Employment OlTlce.

420 Market at 38TH AND MARKET STS. PH. 3-4261 Ford. Mercury ana ijncom Agency SMALL BLACK UMBRELLA with curved "i.VJ "SI? pounds 25-50 lower with heavier weights himknn hor.rf irminii Thnrsdav 1 uuuio. iy steady and sows off around 1 00.

In, 1 fir- Rtr.t PfWirH rite r-JO. ncluujul, ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER -Must ppacttcai, NURSE Experienced with Phone 4-5121. ext. 2028. In China Criticized MOSCOW, Aug.

10 (ft. Izvestia. government organ, said today that American peace efforts in China were becoming "more illusory" because the United States was giving active cooperation" to one side. The newspaper's foreign correspondent said that "mediation by Gen. 'George Marshall and the be lull" experienced io lane cnargc uuu nd office small raanuf acturing Dlant.

near Salable cattle 500 total not given: weekly review: Receipts smaller both locally and at principal markets; good Infant, live in. gooa noma in apt. ior vvlLb inc. rAKl I nKJ lUUtL inw Purse ra'l -4SSt by mistake at Del. Power and suitable person, Ca.l 3-45ZJ.

Five Die in Two Plane Crashes in New Jersey Georsetown. Del. Good oooortumty eood par Write givinc trainir.e and experience to F-36. Neys-Journal Co quier as chaplain of the Visitation' Monastery. I Chanters of tne Divine Office will be the Rev.

Thomas Carlin and the Rev. John Birkenheuer, both of the Salesianum faculty. The masters of ceremonies will be the Rev. F. Con-lin and the Rev.

Joseph Woods, both of St. Anthony's Church. Oblate Choir to Sing Music' of the mass will be under the general direction of the Rev. please return to Gorney Beauty Shop I Kresge. 8th ana Market.

Liberal rewara. and choice light yearlings predominated: much smaller run cows and bulls: stock cattle very scarce with country demand broader: choice medium weight and weighty- AIRCRAFT MECHANICS Notices A BANQUET ROOM Accommodates 26-60. steers closed weak to 25 lower; good grade 25-50 down but all yearlings unevenly 50 Must have C. A. A.

aircraft license sna experience on four-engine aircraft. Apply Trans World Air Lines. Building No. Ideal for fareweil parties, clubs, lodges. LAKEHURST, N.

Aug. 10 UP). Five persons died yesterday in Ocean County crashes of two airplanes, one a passenger plane of to 100 under late last week; heifer year etc. Ryon Restaurant. 70s King St.

40, ew l-astie Air pnac. cw -q--i-' lings sharing steer yearling decline: cows SPENCER individually designed supports, and bulls 25 to 1.00 higher: thin cows and doctors prescriptions niiea. Mrs. NEEDED NOW AT KENNARD'S In Preparation for THE COMING FALL SEASON We Need Immediately SALESWOMEN In Many Departments Death Notices sausage buus up most, vea.ers and heavy Emma Riggs. Ph.

5-3787 for home appoint. the Atlantic Central Lines en route calves unevenly 50 to 1 00 lower: stock SEWING NOTIONS Patterns, edgings. cattle 25 higher: extreme top choice weighty from Atlantic City to Newark. rufllincs. braids, buttons, shoulder pads John A.

Naulty. of tne Northeast Catholic High School in Philadelphia. The music will be rendered by a selected choir of the Oblate fathers who will sing from the choir AT THE FABRIC SHOP. 8 EAST VTH ST. ARTIC ROOFING.

INC, EDGE MOOR. DEL. Require a Few Capable Men For General Factory Work. The nilot and two nassenee''; 5Upp; xnc Puot ana paasenge-Si relatively small, several loads 27.15 were kihed and three persons m-'gnd 27.20 but practical -op 27 00: outside EMPLOYMENT s- jured when the twin-engined air; on choice yearlings 26.50 with little pass lines rW washed and burned 50 iH? p0 "d.f.oi? lines plane crashed and burned out loft of the church. Resoonses will ce We also have several clerical positions Help Wanted Female Divorce Judge Wedded 58 Years yearungs ana l.gni supn as so.a be made from the body of the open in our o-ice side the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta 22 25 early in week showed most decline; A WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK Either those with experience or those Hon srinrrlv nftpi- it had radioed thp! choice heifers topped at 24 00.

AUTO MECHANICS WANTED Must be Must be able to take dictation and do desiring to train ior a ousicess career i c.i.ki. inn i.i.... 1 tsiral nnt first class. laminar wun upt ui neat typinis. Prefer business school grad- will be consiaerea naval air station control tower fori given: Weekly review: Good and choice uate.

Give age. reliaion. Qualifications. TnteretHTicr saiarr arrangements will be ATWELL In Chesapeake Citv. Md on August 8.

1946. John W. Atwell. aged S3 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Town-send Methodist Church.

Townsend. on Sunday afternoon AuKust 11. at 2 o'clock. Davllght Saving Time. Interment at Townsend Cemetery.

Friends may call at The Daniels' Funeral Home. Townsend. on Saturday evening after 7 o'clock. BULL In Brandywine Sanatorium, on August 9. 1946.

Leslie G. Bull, ased 42 years. Relatives and friends are invited to the services at The R. T. Jones Funeral Parlors.

Newark. on Tuesday afternoon August 13. at 2 clock. Interment at Whl-e Clay Creek Cemeterv. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening.

7 to 9 o'clock. FUTTY In this city on August 9. 194S. Timothy A husband of the late and three references, other than relatives, made and everv effort extended that your cars. We Co not want noaters.

Pleasant working conditions. Salary and 50-50 bonus. Free hospitalization. Vacation with of. Steady vear around position native spring lambs around 50 lower; other grades spring lambs dull, generally 2.00-2 50 ofT: slaughter ewes 50 to 1.00 lower permission to make an emergency landing.

Several hours later, at Forked txceneni nours. nve aay weeK. a sieaay association with us be most oieasant ana church by about 150 postulants novices, and scholastics of the Oblate order. At 4 p. m.

this afternoon the body of the priest will be taken to the Visitation Monastery where it will lie in state. Nuns of the monastery will attend a requiem position ior tne person quauiying. agreeable. at seasnore APPLY AT ONCE with full decline on common and medium you are presently empioyea your appu Sabath Marks Milestone Seeking to Effect 3 Reconciliations cation will be held in strict confidence. BRYAN ROLU3 Ford Dealers River, a small Fairchild rvane grades; closing top 2200 for strictly good Address All Applications to Box F-64 Lewes.

Del Phone 2031 News-Journai Co. BOOKKEEPER AN OFENING in our women's shoe depart-1 Youns man for position as bookkeeper. Mr. John R. Lambson Kennard-Pyle Co.

617-627 MARKET STREET ment tnr a saleslady with retail exper -mass for Father Jacquier at that crashed into a meadow on the Newjnd spng iambs to shippers and i citv butchers: week bu.K good and Jersey state game farm, causing oo: numerous shipments mixed death Of Donald Kimball II. 32. the 1 medium to choice and just good kincs pilot, of WiUmette, 111., and Mrs. I medium good lw-WM; 1 large. 30 down at Close: common c.os- Helene Wmans, 23, his sister, and at :2.w-i3.oe: strictly good and choice ience.

We will teach you shoe salesman ship; excellent saiary. short hours, per-1 Experience essential. Must nave Knowledge of handling complete set of books, prepare Social Security and Tax returns. Good salary In reply please state aee. education, experience, etc.

and Wrrite Box manent work, pleasant workine conditions Gertrude Futty. aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at his late residence Apply Quality Store. Third and Market) Sts. Ask for Mr.

Cobin. 7.00, some choice resident of the Forked River bsy-, siaugnter ewes on Lancaster Pike, near Masonic Home heavies 6 50. on Tuesdav afternoon. August 13. at 1 port where her husband is manager.

place tomorrow morning. At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the body will be returned to St. Anthony's Church when the guard of honor will begin its scheduled watch. Following the requiem mass on Monday, the body will be taken to Cathedral Cemetery for interment in the Oblates' plot there. An Office Girl Baltimore Livestock Five Believed Dead Some experience typmc.

pay clock. Davliaht Saving Time Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening. HAYDEN In this cttv on August 9. 1946.

Edward husband of Emma F. Roberts Havden. in his fortv-third year BALTIMORE. Aug 10 i. 'U.

S. D. A). roll, light office work. Full time.

-i i iTT lo a. m. quo.at.or.s. OPERATORS Single Needle and Special Machines TOPKIS BROS. CO.

217 French Street CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (TP). Judge Joseph Sabath. who has heard an estimated 100.000 divorce cases during his 30 years on the superior court bench and says he has effected about 6.500 reconciliations, observed his 58th wedding anniversary yesterday by attempting reconciliation of three estranged couples.

The three couples planning divorce were called into his chambers and, he said, in all three "armistices" were arranged which may salvage the unions. M-27. News-Journal onice. BRICKLAYERS AND BLOCKLAYER3 WANTED on 2-vear job Bring tools and report to Gordy Construction DuPont Highway. Wilmington Manor CADET ENGINEER Are: 21-23 education Class A eollece: E.

E. or B. E. degree Exoer ence not required Interviewing 1:30 to 4 Delaware Power Light Co. Personnel Departmr.t 600 MARKET STREET Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ill lOriCla reCKage; Cat None.

Compared week ago: de- mand dependable for slaughter steers riur-JASPER, Aug. 10 UP. The.ir.g entire week: generally fully steady: I undertone strong on close; grass-fat aver- APPLY MR. JUDD THE FRENCH SHOP 834 MARKET STREET the funeral services at Gebhart's Funeral Home in New Castie, on Tuesday Uternoon Auaust 13 at 2 clock. Dav Two Bitten by Dogs isavy piannea to use special salvage to ton -ood 1200-noo pound light Saving Time Interment at Grace-lawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call equipment today to raise the wreck Two persons received treatment at predominating at 20 00 to 21 50: 20 head lot 1264 pounds 2165; 34 head lot good and choice 1135 pound 22 65, top for week. AN EXPERIENCED MAID Oeneral house at the funerai home on Mondav evening. Position with a Future city hospitals yesterday after being age of a Navy transport in which work and laundry. Good salary. 510 West 19th St.

Phone 3-2386. JACQUIER In this city, on August 8. COLORED PORTER CITY BOWLING ALLEYS 710 Tatnall St. For young woman, to act as receptionis and clerk in central city office. Knowl 1346.

Keverend Louts Jacquier. O. it was believed five men ed-from oadJmon bitten by dogs. Richard F. Lucey the swampy waters of "Bee Heaven! 982 pounds 14.50: heiiers relatively scarce: of 704 North Rodney Street was A few years ago Judge Sabath F.

Reverend clergy, relatives and edge of shorthand and tvoing desirable friends are invited to attend the funeral but not essential, write iuuv ior inter treated at St. Francis Hospital afte: at St. Anthony Church Monday morn ing. Aucust 12 divine office for the dead beins bitten whiie walKing near Tj-v around steady: odd head to 13.50: scat- tL tering 14.00-18 00; beef cows under pres- The bodies Of two men were found Ure: uneveniy weak to 50 cents lower: vpsterdav near th wreckaee of the standout kinds to 15 50; little at 14 00 and at 10 a solf mn requiem mass at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Ceme Seventh and Jefferson Streets.

Five A YOUNG WOMAN For general office work, able to take dictation and typing Good hours, steady position. Must have references ALERT YOUNG WOMEN for interesting sales work, experience not necessary if you are energetic and willing to learn. Jack Jill Juvenile Furniture 220 WEST TENTH STREET BOOKKEEPER PHONE 7633. tery most medium bee! vear-old Samuel DiGuelielmo of -n-Viv. nlrrrmetteH to 05 tVi I above after Monday tvna 7 i i rnrr mon nnii- yini ran-inn i "iew to BOX F-58.

NEWS-JOURNAL PAY ROLL CLERK To take charge of payroll and to learn interviewing and personnel. United Steel Barrel foot of West St. Phone 4-5221. PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER to assist personnel manager in hiring and in supervision of pavroll. United Steel Barrel Co foot of West St.

Phone 4-5221. LOVELL In this city, on August 8. 134S deep in a marsh 10 miles southeast Vm try hanSed; 3 Vce rc" 10 "guessed" that about 75 per cent of his reconciliations "stuck," but yesterday he declined to venture an estimate. He listed the lack of money as the number one source of trouble with married couples. Then, in order, he listed liquor, in-laws "who mean well but fail to realize son or daughter is grown and jealousy.

Marv daughter of the late Azarlah 1.50-9 50: light emaciated individuals down I Delaware Hospital of here, the state highway patrol and Mary McDermott Lovell. Relatives CLERK Young man over 16 to work on soda fountain and deliverv Appiv Pon-sell's Drug Store. 27th and Washington Sts. CARPENTERS Come readv to work. Penna and Mon-roe Avenues.

Wilmington Manor. DIESEL ENGINEERS MEN TO LAY CANVAS SHIP FITTER APPLY WILSON LINE. INC. FOOT OF 4TH ST. PHONE 8221.

at to 5.00; weighty beef bulls lacking: sausage after being bitten by a dog Fourth and Lombard Streets. Iriends and members of the Biessed Virgin Sodality are invited to attend the funeral from The Mealey Funeral Home. 703 reported. Naval officers feared that three others lay beneath the mud and water of the marsh along with North Broom Street, on Monday morning bulls around steady, but undertone weak: mostly 11.00-14 00: stockers and feeders steady: mainly 15 00-17 50. Calves None.

Compared week ago: Veal calf market dependable steady throughout August 12. at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at St. Pauls Church, at 9 30 clock Births Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends heavier portions of the plane.

week: practical top 18 00: good and choice may call Sunday. BOOKKEEPER Young lady for position of bookkeeper Eperience essential. Musi have knowledge of handling complete set of books, prepare Social Security and Tax returns Good salary. In replv please state atce education, experience, etc. and Write Box F-55.

News-Journal Office. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST To take complete charge of small office: 5-day weeic Salary s35 Give qualifications and ref The olane believed to have i mixed lots n.oo to mostly is oo: common PADLEY In Salem Memorial Hospital crashed during a thunderstorm MARCONI To Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. Salem.

N. on August 7. 1946 Merritt I slow steady trade on weighty slaughter Jap Emperor 'Pleased' With Allied Occupation TOKYO, Aug. 10 U.R). Emperor Marconi.

1909 West Second Street, at husband of Merriban Winkler Padley Wednesday, was spotted ny crew-1 calves: good 260-300 pounds oo-i6 00; DISHWASHER AND KITCHEN MAN Concord Country Clu'o Good wages, pleasant living quarters Apply general manager. Wilmington Country Club. aged 40 vears. Relatives and friends are Memorial Hospital on Aug. 9, a daughter.

men aboard a blimp from tne1coramon ana meaium su. invited to attend the funeral services a his late residence. Allawav. or. erences.

Write F-50. News-Journal Co. Glynco (Ga.) Naval Air Base. PRESSERS Experienced, good pay, pleasant surroundings. MITTELMAN AND BERNSTEIN COMPANY 15TH AND WALNUT STS Sunday afternoon.

August 11. at 3 o'clock Interment at Woodstown. N. J. Friends mav call Saturday evening after 7 o'clock.

SAGERS In Chesapeake Citv. on August 9. 1946. Estella G. Sagers.

aged CLERK For General Office Work APPLY Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Registrar Property valued at $31,450 was involved in real estate transfers DuPONT NEEDS portion of week's sharp decline recovered late on barrows and gil'us 160 pounds up and sows: closing sales 160-300 barrows and its 75 cents lower: 300 pounds up and sows 1.00 off; 140-160 pounds 2 00 lower: 720-140 pounds 2.75 lower; week's top 24.50 paid Monday; equai to all time high: top Wednesday 23 25 the week's low spot: closing top 23.75 for good and choice 160-250 pound barrows and gilts; dosing price fat sows 20 25 Sheep None. Compared with week ago: Spring lambs Tuesday onward 1.00 higher; top 29 00: leniently sorted good and choice "7 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the residence in Chesapeake City, on Monday afternoon. August 12. at 2 o'clock, Davlight Saving Time.

Interment at Bethel Cemeterv. near Chesapeake City. Friends may call Sunday evening. CORK INSULATION Inc. MECHANICS during the week, according to the report of City Registrar Charles JkLARINE TERMINAL CHRISTMAS CARDS Get FRFK Hmnles TUCKER On August 8.

1946. David sen au caras witn name, only ji. Quick Tucker, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- PRACTICAL NURSE for 12-hour night proms ud to auc on si "Siinereraft 1 lots 70-100 pounds 19.50-20.00: mixed lots Kahn of Belevedere. Relatives and friends LOVING To Mr.

and Mrs. George Loving, 1903 Scott Street, at The Memorial Hospital on Aug. 10. a son. LUDWIG To Mr.

and Mrs. James Ludwig. 1403 West Sixth Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on Aug. 9, son. WILKINSON To Mi.

anl Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, 1800 Lancaster Avenue, at Wilmington General Hospital on Aug. 9. a ion. BENNETT To Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Bennett. 615 West Second at Wilmington General Hospital on Aug. 9. a son.

ABBOTT To Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Abbott. Marshallton. at Wilmington General Hospital on Aug.

10. a son. CON AW AY To Mr. and Mrs. George T.

Conaway. 2107 West Fifth Street, at Delaware Hospital on Aug. 9, a son. KNOWLES To Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Knowles, North East, at Delawar Hospital on Aug. 9, a daughter. duty. Ribsam Nursing Home. 1513 Frank For construction and mainten- card Assortment.

20 other boxes. Sample medium and good 16 aO-19 00: demand lin Street supercratr on approval. PHILLIPS CARDeiO Hunt. Newton. Mass.

weak for slaughter ewes; mostly 1.00 lower are invited to attend the funeral services from The Ware Funeral Home. 403 East Eiahth Street, on Mondav afternoon. Aucust 12. at 2 o'clock. Interment a.

Mt. SALESWOMAN Experienced for gift de. CZ'. at CO down partment. ctima ana glassware.

im. j. a uieinu nmu uaa Olive Cemeterv. Friends mav call at the manent position. KeputaDie Wilmington store.

Write Box F-57. News-Journal Co. Slopped growii.g. R. Reed.

They are: South of Elm Street, West of Franklin Street. Anthony Jezyk, from Robert A. Derrickson, sheriff, $550. 2214 Market Street, Robert W. Hill, and wife, from Kronfeld's Market.

$3,000. 1721 Tulip StreetJoseph H. Zam-banini, from Jesse Albera and wife, S4.900. Hirohito is most satisfied with the Allied occupation, one of his recent dinner guests reported today. Admiral Kantaro Suzuki, premier in the cabinet which held office during the termination of the war, revealed that Hirohito had discussed the occupation's progress in great detail.

The emperor expressed pleasure at the way affairs were working out after one year of occupation. "The emperor is of the opinion that Gen. Douglas MacArthur has been very just and unbiased," Suzuki declared. Now in retirement, Suzuki at one time was the emperor's aide-de-camp and is considered one of the men closest personally to Hirohito. Only 67 Military Planes Made in U.

S. in Month WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 U.R) American manufacturers produced only 67 military planes less than half the scheduled 150 last month. The Aircraft Industries Associa COLORED WOMAN FOR DISHWASHING AND CLEANING.

UNION NEWS RESTAUR ANT.PE ARA ILROATTATION. COMPANION-TYPE HOUSEKEEPER For funeral home Sunday evening. 7 to 10 Grain Market o'clock. elderly couple. 3 sdults ln family Good CHICAGO.

Aug. 10 W- Grains futures moved within narrow limits in a quiet home. Suburbs. Write F-53. Kews-Journal Company.

SALESLADY FOR BAKE SHOP Pleasant Workine Conditions No Night Work Good Salary Write Box F-47. News-Journal Co. trade today. Prices were off at the start following the agriculture department's pre diction of bumper crops, but support en CURB GIRLS PHONE 2-9817. B.

G. LUNCHEONETTE 3006 Gov. Prints Boulevard. tered the market quickly and the trend SALESGIRL Must be capable. Pleasant atmosphere and cood saiary II vou can generally was upward after the first half- hour Openings For CARPENTERS ELECTRICIANS PIPEFITTERS And Other Crafts Excellent pay scales, advance qualify.

Children's Corner. 830 Market Street. Mr. Greenfield. Buying again was attributed to elevator DISHWASHER SALESWOMAN For dresses, coats and interests, a factor in futures trading over sportswear.

Excellent salary and com NAPOLI To Mr. and Mrs. Vincent STEVE'S LUNCH. 2116 MARKET STREET he past several sessions In the cash market, bids of 3 cents Claymont. at Delaware Hospital mission.

Apply Richard's. 824 Market Street. on Aug 9, a daughter. WHITE At Baltimore. on August 8.

1946. Marv C. beloved wife of the late John J. White and mother of Dr. Thomas White of Baltimore and Maurice J.

White of Atlantic Citv. N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from The J. J.

Doherty Funeral Home. Seventh and Rodnev Streets, on Monday morning. August 12 at 10 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Paul's Church at 10:30 o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. WILKINSON In this city, on August 8. 1946. William S.

Wilkinson, aged 84 years, of 214 West Fourteenth Street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at The William E. Haines Funeral Home, Twenty-fourth and Market Streets, on Sundav afternoon. August 11. at 1:30 o'clock.

Davlight Saving Time. Interment at Hickory Grove Cemeterv. Port Penn. Del. Friends may call at funeral home Saturday evening.

7 to 9 o'clock. under the January future were made for North of Marshall Street, West of Oak Street, Carol W. Dunn, and wife, from Alexander Golombiew-ski, and wife, $3,000. Northeast of Todds Lane Southeast of Claymont Street. John W.

Reutter, from Theodore H. Krueger, $250. Northeast of Todds Lane Northwest of Mendinhall Avenue, John W. Reutter, from James W. Latto-mus and wife, $300.

SECRETARY new crop corn for shipment by Dec. 15. Dealers said that some industries apparently had fliled their corn quotas, established by the government, and were not In Excellent opportunity with prospects ln DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE CO. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ment opportunities and first-rate modern business office Give age. qualifications and references.

Write National Vulcanized Fibre Co. O. Box 311 or call 6371 ext 227. the market lor old crop corn at present. industrial relations plans, includ Corn finished" higher.

January tion said today that July production comprised 52 fighters, six transports, six photo-reconnaissance and three ing two-week vacations after first year. SALESLADY WANTED Good salary, good S1.365-'2, and oats were higher. August 74 There was no trade in barley. future. Apply Mr.

Levy. Leioowitz s. a- NEEDHAM To Mr. and Mrs. William Needham.

Marshallton. at Delaware Hospital on Aug. 9, a son. BIGGS To Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Allen Biggs, 1300 West Third Street, at Delaware Hospital on Aug. 9, a son. KORONIK To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koronik, 906 East Seventh Street, at Delaware Hospital on Aug.

10. a daughter. COLE To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole.

New Castle, at St. Francis Hospital on Aug. 10. a daughter. 226 Market St.

bomber planes. APPLY Naval Stores SECRETARY 1509 Gilpin Avenue, Samuel R. Whitehead, and wife, from Ruth M. Yurgensen, executor, $7,000. North of Gilpin Avenue, West of STEADY JOB3 WITH A FUTURE I GOOD WAGES! FREQUENT PAY INCREASES! CLEAN.

SAFE. INTERESTING WORK1 IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS! OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT! JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 10 tP. Tur Plant Employment Building, Dally GOOD JOB. GOOD PAY.

GOOD PLACE TO WORK. Give references and full More Fun This Way WEST PLAINS, Mo Aug. 10 ft. Prank Max has lost some of his pentine receipts and shipments none, stocks 16. details.

Address F-61. News-journal co Rosin receipts and shipments none, stocks Rodney Street, Samuel R. Whitehead and wife, from Ruth M. Yur STENOGRAPHIC and general office work Jobs open for rlrls real opportunities. 994.

Apply between 8:30 m. and o. m. in retail ana uuirsm nui. nu F-56.

News-Journal Co. gensen. and husband, $500. 8:30 to 12 Saturday Michael A. Mealey Son Funeral Director N.

W. Cor. 7th Broom 917 North VanBuren Street, Wal ter Wells, from Equitable Trust executor, $6,750. War Vets in Arkansas Warn Two 'Political Machines' Phone 2-5913 Except Saturdays, or at Your Local U. S.

E. S. Office and Ask for Work with DuPont CHAMBERS WORKS E. 1. DuPONT de NEMOURS 6c Inc.

DEEPWATER. N. J. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Ninth and Tatnall Streets Wilmington, DeL THE DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY New Charters Filed 9 faith in human nature. He offered an unpicked crop of peaches to friends and neighbors and even offered to help them pick the fruit.

That night the trees were picked clean by persons unknown. Czechs Draft Farm Labor PRAGUE, Aug. 10 (ft. The Czechoslovak government yesterday began compulsory harvest labor service for youths 18 and 19.. DOVER, Aug.

10 (Special) Charters filed with the corporation was "custodian" of the ballot boxes in Hot Spring County. STENOGRAPHERS EXPERIENCED E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, (Inc.) Apply in Person PERSONNEL DIVISION 6009 DuPONT BUILDING LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 10 (ft.

The November general election 'must be honest or else" World War department of the secretary of state's office follow: More than 1,000 ex-GI's voted at a political rally at Danville, in Yell II veterans warned today as they Flying Tiger Transport Inc. Capital, I7ILLIAI1 E. HAIIIES FUNERAL HOIIE Market at 24ih Si. $250. Principal office, the Corporation made plans to oppose what they County, to oppose Democratic party nominees at the general election Trust Company.

Oscillation Manufacturing corporation called "political machines two counties. While veterans met in Yell Coun lamps, motors, etc. Capital, 250 shares, no par. Principal office. Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Mount Steamship Corporation, goods. 1 Day's Record, Tides wares, merchandise. Capital. $30,000. Prin ty to make plans for running their own slate of independent candi EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN DYE MAKERS AND MACHINISTS cipal office, the Corporation Trust com nanv with a full slate of independent GI candidates.

The group attacked Chancery Judge J. E. Chambers' Yell County organization, with one veteran leader asserting that "no one remembers when Judge Chambers first was elected." The chancery judge denied that a dates in November, another meet construction company, rea estate. Capital. 100 shares, no par.

Pnn ing in Independence County asked eipal office, Delaware Registration Trust for a recount of ballots the July Company. (Daylight Savins Tunel Sun rose this morning 6:06 Sun sets this evening 8:04 Sun rises tomorrow morning 6:07 Sun sets tomorrow evening 8:03 Moon rises tonight 7:06 Length of day, 13 hours. 58 minutes. Temperatures at Porter Reservoir I p. m.

yesterday 85 Highest yesterday 87 Lowest during night 69 8 s. m. today 12 Voon today Tides at Marine Terminal 30 preferential primary. International suppliers corporation STENOGRAPHERS APPLY ATLAS POWDER CO. ROOM 500.

DELAWARE TRUST BLDO. Apply Personnel Dept. All American Aviation Inc. 210 Greenhill Ave. fChina).

import and export business. Capi machine existed in the county. taL $220,000. Principal office. Corporation Service Company.

which has been known for three decades as "the free state of Yell." BRAUNSTEUrS have Mreral excellent American and Overseas Development Corporation, commission and brokerage business. Capital. $530,000. Principal office. U.

Corporation Company openings lor experienced women, interested ln permanent selling positions lo And in Hot Spring County, an ex-GI candidate for sheriff advertised that "if there are any irregularities (in the election) the Tennessee incident will be mild in comparison with what will happen here." He referred to the election night riot at Athens, where ex-GI's fought a six-hour battle with EXPERIENCED MECHANIC For Bear wheel and frame alignment machine to specialize on Fords. Splendid opportunity for the right man. Interview Mr. 3. Berger.

8 a. m. to 5 p. m. at PORTER MOTOR CO.

38th and Market Sts. Phone 3-4261 Fora. Mercury and Lincoln Agency tneir ares, coat. suit, sportswear, intimate vear. accessory, and small wear de Kent and Sussex Racing Association, High Low A.

11:17 5:47 11:41 5:49 partment. harness racing. Capital. 1,200 shares, no oar Principal office, Harrington, incorpor STENOGRAPHER Good opportunity for experienced person ln small office, growing company. Dictation and records.

Call or phone 4-1742. Brandywine Fibre Products Co. 15TH AND POPLAR STS. High Tides Today A. M.

P. ators, B. Shaw. Warren T. Moore, Ernest Excellent salary arrangements NO Raughley, Harrington.

night openings: closed Saturdays during summer month Apply ln person or bl Comprehensive PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE PIPPIN, KINNAMON and TAYLOR Inc. Lewes 7:45 8.06 Kitta Hummock 8:40 9:01 McCRERY 2700 WASHINGTON ST. THREE LARGE AIR-CONDITIONED FUNERAL PARLORS Our FaaroI Costt Neat Present Pay Conditions. sheriff's deputies over possession of mail to merchandise office. If presently employed your application will be held Romhar Hook 9 22 9:46 ENGINEERING DRAFTSMAN FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING Must be thoroughly familiar with all branches of the work and able to make his own shop drawings and capable ot estimating.

Write Box M-30. News-Journal Co. YouH tmile with satisfaction if you use a News-Journal for sale ad ballot boxes. in strictest confldenoa. Pert Penn 9 57 10:21 The veteran candidate, William Vrntr Point 10:22 ...10:46 to turn into cash useful but no STEONGRAPHER with experience preferred.

Beginner will be considered. Write giving qualifications or call in person. SPEAKMAN. COMPANY. 30th and Spruce Streets.

Aineake City 8:47 9:11 Weaver, charged in a political ad longer used articles around your by U. 8. Coast and 7341 (Continued on Following rage) vertisement that the county clerk home or office. Call 4-5351. Data compiled Ceodetic Survey..