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of ton ninth adioinine T. Funeral on attend parlors. is is is is is is is is is is is Twenty -two Death Notices BENSON-In this city on husband Jan. of 26. Edna 1958.

Francis K. Kilpatrick Benson of 3 Revis Rosehill. In his the 61st family year. are Relatives and friends of at invited to attend the funeral services Funeral Home. 201 S.

Maryland afternoon Jan. 29 at o'clock InterElmburst. Wilmington, Wednesday ment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. -At her late residence. 208 South BRADLEY Jackson Street, on Jan.

28. 1956. Hannah C. daughter of the late Michael and Mary invited Bradler, to attend Relatives the and the Mealer Funeral Home. friends are 703 Broom Street, on Saturday funeral from morning, North Feb.

at 9 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at Interment St. at Paul's Cathedral Cemetery. o'clock. Friends may call Friday at 9:30 evening after 7.

BROADBENT -In this city of on Jan. M. 28 1958. Broadbent. Doris of 105 E.

wife Monroe George Wilmineton Manor, aged 36 invited years. attend Relatives and services at the McCrerv Funeral friends are to the Washington Street, on FriHome 2700 afternoon Jan. 31 at 2:30 o'clock. at Silverbrook Cemetery. day Interment may call at the funeral home Thursday evening after 7.

Friends on this city on of January 1958. CHIAVARINI-In Nicholas, husband Clelia 27. of Elm Street, aged Chiavarini friends and mem63 years. Relatives. Order of Eagles bers of the Fraternal invited and funeral from the NichoBricklayers Union are to Corleto Funeral Home.

808 North attend the las Street. on Thursday morning. J. Union January 30. at 8:30 o'clock.

Requiem Mass at St. Anthony's Cathedral Church st 9:30 may call at the fuo'clock. Interment at Cemetery. Friends Wednesday evening after neral home on 7 o'clock. COMEGYS- In Jan.

Union 29. 1958. Hospital. Edward Elkton. husband of Dorothea Donald Murphy Comegys Comers of Charlestown.

friends are aged invited 43 years. to attend Relatives funeral services at the Grant the North East. on Funeral Home, afternoon. Feb. 1.

at 2 o'clock. Saturday Interment at Charlestown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening. DUGAN-In this city on January 28. 1958.

Huch son of the Dugan. late Patrick friends are invited to atand Jane McDevitt tives and funeral from the Mealev Futend the Home. 703 North Broom Street. neral January 31, at 9 on o'clock. Friday Requiem morning.

Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends Interment may call At funeral home on Thursdy eveCathedral Cemetery. at the ning after 7 o'clock. ELLIS -In this city on January 25.

1958. Bessie Ellis L. of 1504 wife of West the Tenth Relatives and friends are inCreamer Street. attend the services at the vited McCreary to Funeral 2700 Washington Street. on Thursday, morning at Ceme11 terv.

o'clock. Friends Interment may call at the funeral Riverview home o'clock. on Parking Wednesday area adjoining parlors. evening after this city on January 26. -In Peter, brother of George 1958.

Mary McDonald and Lucy KelFord. 50 vears. Relatives and lam. aged are invited to attend the funeral friends services at the Star of Bethlehem Church. Newport.

at on 1 Thursday o'clock. at Mt. Olive Cemeterv. afternoon. January 30 Interment call at the funeral home of Friends Edward R.

Bell. 909 Poplar Street. may Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 on o'clock. this city on Jan. 26 GUNNING--In, son of the late James Relatives and friends are and Mariorie McLaughlin Calvited houn.

to attend the funeral from Mealer Funeral Home, 703 N. on Thursday mornthe Broom Jan. 30. Street. at 9:00 o'clock.

Requiem 1ng. Cathedral at 9:30 Mass o'clock St. Interment Peters at St. Marys' CemeFriends may call terv. West Grove.

Wednesday evening after 7. this city on Jan. 28. 1958. HAASE husband of Ella Marie -In of 2921 North Monroe Street.

Alfred Haase 66. rears. Relatives and friends are aged invited to attend the funeral services at the Beeson Funeral mornHome. 412 ing. Feb.

1. at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Philadelphia Pike, on Saturday at call Gracelawn at the funeral Memorial home on Friday Park. Friends mar after 7 o'clock. HARRINGTON 27.

1958. Lee. husband of In Felton. on Harrington, aged 67 rears. January Helen 8.

friends invited 10 Relatives and funeral are services at the Home, Felton. on attend the Berry afternoon. January 31. at Funeral Friday o'clock. Interment at Barratt's Chapel Cemetery.

funeral Frederica. on Friends Thursday may eve- call at the ning. -In city on January 27. I 1958. HARRIS Sara, wife of the late this Harris and daughter Talley of the McCrea late of Lewis 1225 B.

Pike. Relatives and friends and Anna ate invited to attend the services Concord McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washthe Ington Street. on Thursday afternoon. January 30.

at 2:30 Cemetery. o'clock. No viewing Interment at Newark Union on Wednesday evening. this city Jan. 26.

1958. Dora HOPKINS--In E. wife of Charles E. Hopkins Jackson Clamont. Aged years.

Relatives and friends are inof 2621 84 vited attend the services at the Mcto Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Crery Street. Wednesday afternoon. Jan. on 29 at 1 o'clock.

Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Parking area adioining parlors. -In this city on Jan, 28 1958 Clarence W. husband of Mary Johnson. aged 81 years.

the Relatives Pennsvivania and are invited to attend services emplovees of residence. 1303 Newport Pike Railroad his Wooderest, on Thursday Interment afternoon at Jan. Sil30 at 1:00 o'clock. verbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at his late residence on Wednesday evening.

Arrangement by McCrery Funeral Home, JOSLYN--In East Orange. N. husband on of Jan. 28. 1958.

Wm. Mabel Joslyn of 17 Summit Street. of N. J. and formerly Wilmington, be aged held 72 at vears.

the Funeral Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Friday Interment afternoon. at Jan. 31, at 2 o'clock. Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery. No viewing.

KNIGHT- -In this city on Jan. 27. 1958, Mrs. M. Knight, cousin of Anna R.

Chaney, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at St. Joseph's R. C. Church on Thursday morning. Jan.

30. at Ceme- 9:30 Interment at Mt. Olive o'clock. terr. Friends may call at the Ware Funeral Home, 403 East Eighth Street.

this evening 7 to 9 o'clock. LECATES- -In this city on January 28. of 1958. Arthur L. (Slim) LeCates 304 East Fourth Street.

aged 69 vears. Relatives, friends and emploves of the and Jones Corporation are inPusey vited to attend the services at the MARSTREET PARLORS HOME. OF THE 3202 KET MARKET STREET. on Friday McCRERY FUNERAL evening. January 31.

at 8 o'clock. Further services and interment at Hebron. on Saturday. this of city on Florence Jan, J. 27.

MeAdoo David, husband of 221 N. Bancroft Parkway. Relatives And friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Yeatman Funeral Home 819 Washington Street. on Thursday afternoon Jan. 30 at 2:00 o'clock Interment at Silverbrook Cemeterv.

Friends mav call at Yentman's Wednesday evening after 7:00. MONGER--Near Newark. Del. of on Annie Jan. Arthur, Newark.

husband Monger of Del. RFD. aged 65 vears. Relatives and friend are invited to attend the funeral services services at the Maxwell Funeral Home. New London.

on Fridav afternoon Jan, 31 at 2 o'clock. Interment at New London Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening. FUNERAL FLOWERS AND SPRAYS Lewis 110 Middleborough Road Richardson Park Ph. WY 8-8878-WY 8-8879 McCRERY FUNERAL HOMES 2700 WASHINGTON ST.

3202 MARKET ST. 3010 KIRKWOOD HWY. At Price's Corner Phone OL 2-0513 Obituary Mrs. G. M.

Broadbent Funeral services for Mrs. Doris L. Broadbent, 36, wife of George M. Broadbent of 105 East Monroe Avenue, Wilmington Manor, will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m.

in the McCrery Funeral Home, 12700 friends may Washingfiton call Street, tomorrow where after 7 p. m. The Rev. Brooks Reynolds of Wilmington Manor Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery.

Mrs. Broadbent died yesterday in the Wilmington General Hospital after an illness of about two months. Born in Wyoming, Mrs. Broadbent had been a resident of the Wilmington area for about 12 years. She had been employed as a bookkeeper by Diamond Ice Coal Company and more recently by Gulf Oil at Vandever Avenue and Jessup Street.

Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her mother, Mrs. Ray Webb of Southgate, three sisters, Mrs. Owen Morley, Southgate; Mrs. Samuel Monfre, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Richard Patterson, Seattle, four brothers, Beryl, Gary, and Stanley Webb, Southgate, and Russell Webb, of North Hollywood, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Frank Davis, Glendine, Mont. Clarence W. Johnson Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 p. m. at his home, 1303 Newport Pike, Woodcrest, for Clarence W.

Johnson, retired car inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad, who died yesterday in The Memorial Hospital. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery, Friends may call tonight at the home. Mr. Johnson, who had been retired since 1940, had a heart attack Saturday at his home. Born in Philadelphia, he came to the when he was eight years old.

During his many years of service with the railroad he worked at the Edge CARD OF THANKS MARVEL- We wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for cards, use of cars and many other kindnesses during the recent bereavement in the death of George D. Marvel. The Marvel Familv. IN MEMORIAM STANT-In sad and memory of T. Stant, who passed away 12 years our father, and grandfather.

Samuel AgO, January 29. 1946. Loving memories never die. As years roll on and days go by But in our hearts a memory is kept, of the one we loved and will never forget. Sadly missed and loved by Son.

Daughters, Grandchildren and Great-grandchildren. Death Notices ORR- In this city 011 Jan. 28. 1958. Anna Edna Orr.

wife of the late Robert Orr of 1104 West Seventh Street. Relatives, friends and members of St. John's Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, are invited to attend the services at the Dahling Funeral Home, 1201 New Road, Elsmere. on Saturday morning. Feb.

1, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dahling Funeral Friday evening 7 to 9 o'clock. POGUE-In this city on Jan. 27.

1958, Zack Porue, uncle of Fred Daffin of 701 Pine Street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Funeral Home of Edward R. Bell. 909 Poplar on Thursdav morning Jan. 30 at 11:00 o'clock.

Interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. RAMBO-In this city on January 28. 1958.

Margaret Falls, daughter of the late Worden and Rachel Falls Rambo. also sister of Mrs. Rachel Lamb and aunt of Mrs. John Gibson of 1013 Washington Street. aged 63 vears.

Funeral Please services and flowers. interment Arrange- private, omit ments by James T. Chandler and Son. Funeral Directors. REVELS- In this city on Jan.

25, 1958. Laura wife of John H. Revels. of 1218 West Fourth Street, aged 44 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home, 3202 MARKET STREET, on Wednesday afternoon.

Jan. at 2:30 o'clock Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends mAy call Tuesday evening after 7. Parking area in rear of parlors. ROGERS -Suddenly, in this city on Jan.

28. 1958. Guy Charles Rogers. brother of Marion E. Rogers of 3903 North Monroe Street, aged 53 vears.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The John Money Funeral Home. Attleboro, on Saturday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery, Attleboro. Mass. Friends may call at the Chandler Funeral Home.

Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, Thursday evening, Jan. 30, 7 to 9 p. m. Ample parking adiacent to chapel. 27, 1958.

Josephine, daughter SCHIFFER-In this clty on January late Elizabeth and Abelard Van den Schiffer Funeral services from her late residence. 1204 Delaware Avenue. 011 Wednesday afternoon. January 29. at 3 o'clock.

Interment private. It is requested that flowers be omitted. SCHIRLING- Plum Creek. near Elkton. on January 1958.

George husband of the late Minna E. SchirlIng. aged 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Ices from the Pippin Funeral Home, Elkton. on Friday, afternoon.

January 31. at 2 o'clock. Interment Elkton Cemetery. Elkton. Md.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday evening after 7 o'clock. -In Milford Memorial Hospital on Sunday. January 26. 1958. Norris husband of Elizabeth V.

Sherwood, aged 61 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the Berry Funeral Home. Milford, on Thursday afternoon. Jan. at 2 o'clock.

Interment Friends at may Barratt's call at the Chapel funeral Cemetery, 011 Wednesday evening. SLADER -In this city on January 26. 1958. Gregory A. husband of Lucy Poland and son of Slader.

Margaret and the late Wilfred B. Relatives. memmers of the Delaware Fourth Degree K. of C. and Bishop Curtis Co.

K. of and the emploves of the personnel General Motors Corporation. are invited to attend funeral from the Mealey Funeral Home. 703 North Broom Street, on Thursday morning. January 30.

at 9:30 o'clock. Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Church. Wilmington Manor. at 10 o'clock. Interment at St.

Augustine's Cemetery. Ossinine, N. Y. Friends mav call on Wednesday evening after o'clock. In lieu of flowers please send contributions to the Our Lady of Fatima Building Fund.

STAIB-In this city on Jan. 26. 1958. Miss Elizabeth C. Staib of 1915 den Street.

Funeral services and interment private from the McCrery, Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street. 011 Wednesday morning, January 29. STEVENSON Of Smyrna, on January 26. 1958. George R.

Stevenson. husband of the late Helen Porter Stevenson, aged 80 vears. Relatives friends are invited to attend the and neral services from the Faries Funeral Chapel in Smyrna. Thursdav afternoon, January 30. at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Smyrna. Del. Friends may call at the funeral chapel on Wednesday evening. -In this city on Jan.

27 Cordilia Tribbett. mother of Elizabeth Carter. Ernest George and Horace S. Tribbett of 1017 and friends are invited to attend Pine Street, aged 87 years. Relatives funeral services at St.

Paul's A.M.E. Church. Willow Grove. Del. on urday afternoon Feb.1 at 2:00 Interment at adioining Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Edward R. Bell. 909 Poplar on Friday evening 7 to 9 o'clock. WATSON-In this cite on Jan. 25.

1958. Margaret A. wife of the late Parker Watson of 102 East Twenty- Street. Relatives and friends are invited to the services at the McCrery Home. 2700 WashingStreet.

Wednesday afternoon. Jan. at 29 2:30 o'clock, Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. Parking SPICER-MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOMES 24th Market Streets Dial Clinton Street Wilmington, Del. OL 5-6611 Delaware City, Del.

TA 4-4524 Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday, January 29, 1958 Moor yards. He was a of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Surviving wife, Mrs. Mary E. Johnson; son, Harold Johnson, Brian, a daughter, Mrs.

Anita Brady, crest; a half-sister, Airs, Esther Martucci, Camden, five. and seven grandchildren, of whom live in Wilmington and vicinity and the other two in Omaha, Neb. Miss Margaret F. Rambo Private services will be held for Miss Margaret Falls Rambo, 63, head of the alterations department of Bird-Speakman Company the, years. The Rev.

J. Elmer Leas, pastor of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be private and there will be no viewing. It is requested that flowers be omitted.

Miss Rambo, who had worked until her illness two weeks ago, died yesterday in the Delaware Hospital. Formerly of North East, she was the daughter of Worden and Rachel Falls Rambo. She lived at 1013 Washington Street. Surviving are sister, Mrs. Rachel Lamb, Wilmington; two nieces, Mrs.

John P. Gibson, this city, and Mrs. Carl Thomas, Greensboro, N. and two nephews, John T. Lamb, Greensboro, and William Wilmington.

Arthur L. LeCates Funeral services for Arthur L. (Slim) LeCates, 69, of 304 East Fourth Street, will be held Friday at 8 p. m. at Market Street parlors of the McCrery Funeral Home, 3202 Market Street.

Further services and interment will take place Saturday A at the cemetery in Hebron, Md. A crane operator for the Pusey Jones Corporation who retired five years ago after 37 years with the company, Mr. LeCates died yesterday in the Delaware Hospital where he had been a patient since last Friday. had been ill about three weeks. Mr.

LeCates was born in Hebron, but had lived in Wilmington since 1916. Surviving are a son, Milton F. LeCates, this city; a brother, Horace LeCates, Hebron; a sister, Mrs. Dora Bird, Royal Oaks, a nephew, Loranzy Bird, Royal Oaks, and several other nieces and nephews. Frank L.

Miller, Jr. Frank L. Miller, 64. former president of the Buster Brown Textiles, Incorporated, died Monday in Chattanooga, after an extended illness. Mr.

Miller retired in July, 1957, after years with the textile firm. was succeeded by the his son, Frank L. Miller III, formerly of Wilmington and now a resident of Chattanooga. A graduate of Princeton University in the class of 1915, Mr. Miller, was also president of the United Hosiery Mills poration of Chattanooga until retiring in 1954.

In addition to his son, he is survived by his wife and a daughter. Daniel J. Gunning Solemn requiem mass for Daniel J. Gunning, 58, of 602 West Eighth street, who died Sunday in the Delaware Hospital after an illness of two months, will be sung tomorrow at 9:30 a. m.

in St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery at Grove. Friends may call tonight, after Home, 7 703 at North the" Mealey Broom Street.

A life-long resident of Wilmington, Mr. Gunning was the son of the late James and Marjorie McLaughlin Gunning. His father was a pioneer rose grower and was associated with the Star Rose Gardens, West Grove. Mrs. Francis Conahan of Rabbit Run, Wallingford, survives him.

Blaine Sheffield Private. services, will be held tomorrow Ray F. Imschweiler Funeral Home, Chester, for Blaine Sheffield, 1129 Mulberry Street, Upland, a retired employe of the BaldwinCorporation. Interment will be in Lawn Croft Cemetery. Mr.

Sheffield, a native of Tennessee, had been employed mills and blast furnaces in supervisory capacities. Before joining the Baldwin Company, he was employed by the Delaware River Steel Company. He retired in 1954 and had been ill three years. Surviving are two sons, Blaine, and Lawrence F. of Upland; two daughters, Mrs.

Lee Myers of Wilmington, and Mrs. Marvin A Gross of Upland; a brother. Walter of Roanoke, three sisters, Mrs. George Johnson of Roanoke, Mrs. Kenneth Oakey of Chattanooga, and Mrs.

John Ingram of Jonesboro, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Alfred E. Haase Funeral services for Alfred E. Haase, 66, a retired machinist, will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Saturday from the Beeson Funeral Home, 412 Philadelphia Pike, with the Rev. W. Russell Zimmerman, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening. Mr. died last night at his he Haase, 2921 North Monroe Street, after an illness of several weeks. Born in Germany, he had been a resident of this area for the past 17 years. He was a former member of the singing group of the Delaware Saengerbund and Library Association.

He is survived his wife, Mrs. Ella Marie Haase: two sons. Henry Haase of New Castle and Manfred Haase of Salem, two daughters, Mrs. Jean Adams of Wilmington and Mrs. Bruno Stahmer of Merchantville, N.

and 11 grandchildren. Mr. Haase worked for a number of years as a machinist with firms in this area, including Pusey Jones Corporation, the Lobdell Company, and the F. F. Slocomb Corporation.

Dugan, 65, a veteran World War died yesterday in Wilmington. He had been a patient until Saturday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. native of Wilmington, Mr. Dugan had lived for the past 15 years with a brother, Patrick, in Rehoboth Beach. He had been ill for about three years.

The son of Patrick and Jane McDevitt Dugan, he is survived, in addition to Patrick, by another brother, Edward, New York, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Quinn, Wilmington, and Mrs. Agnes Coleman, Burbank, Calif. Requiem Mass will be offered Friday in St. Mary's Catholic "Church.

Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery, Friends may call at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street, tomorrow after 7 p. m. Hugh S. Dugan Mrs. Thomas L.

Nichols FEDERALSBURG, Jan. 29-(Special). Mrs. Della M. Smith Nichols, 72, died yesterday afternoon in the Spring Hill Sanitorium, Salisbury, where she had been a patient for two and a half years of a fouryear illness.

She was the widow of Thomas L. Nichols, a constable at Federalsburg, and a member of Union Methodist Church, Federalsburg. Surviving are a son, Russell E. Nichols, owner of the Mason Paper Products in Salisbury; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Morris and Mrs.

Arthur McMahan, both of Federalsburg, and Mrs. Addie Broadbent, Wilmington; two brothers, Earl J. Smith of Harrisburg, and Lee Smith, Federalsburg, and a granddaughter, Miss Ruth Ellen Nichols of Salisbury. Services will be held Friday at 1:30 p. m.

at the Framptom Funeral Home, Federalsburg, with interment in Hill Crest Cemetery, there. The Rev. ald O. Clendaniel of Union Church will officiate. Friends may call tomorrow after 7 p.

m. at the funeral home. Mrs. Robert Orr Mrs. Anna Weaber, widow of Robert died yesEdna, terday at the home of her nephew, Robert W.

Orr, 1104 West Seventh Street. Mrs. life-long resident of Brandywine Hundred, had been ill since August, 1956, and moved to her nephew's from her home, 21 Silverside Road. She was a charter member of St. John's Chapter No.

4, OES. Surviving are a brother-inlaw, Joseph C. Orr, Holly Oak, and nephews and nieces. Services wil a be held Saturday at 11 a. m.

at the Dahling FuHome, 1201 New Road, Elsmere. The Rev. John Edward Jones of Harrison Street Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. may call Friday from Friends, m.

at the funeral home. is a Miss Hannah C. Bradley Miss Hannah C. Bradley, daughter of the late Michael and Mary Bradley, died today in her sleep home, 208 South Jackson Street. Miss Bradley was a life-long resident of Wilmington and a parishioner of St.

Paul's Catholic Church. She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews in this area. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung Saturday at 9:30 a. m. in St.

Paul's Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday after 7 p. m. at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street. Guy C.

Rogers Funeral services and interment will take place in Attleboro, at 1:30 p. m. Saturday, C. Rogers, 53, a civil engineer with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He collapsed and died last night as he entered the door of his home at 3903 North Monroe Street, on returning from work in Philadelphia.

Friends may call at the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, tomorrow evening from 7 to 9. Assistant engineer of clearances, Mr. Rogers was in the office of the general manager of transportation of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia. A graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he was a native of Providence, R. and spent his boyhood in Attleboro.

Before joining the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1942, he was with the Reading Railroad in Reading and had spent some with the New York Central years, Railroad in Buffalo and Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. Rogers was taken by county ambulance to The Memorial Hospital where pronounced dead. Coroner Russell O.

Griffith and Dr. S. S. Bjornson, state medical examiner, investigated. Death was atributed to a coronary attack.

A sister, Miss Marion E. Rogers, with whom he made his home here, is his only immediate survivor, William A. Joslyn William A. Joslyn, 72, retired director of sales of the DuPont Company's polychemicals department, SHeds yesterday in the Memorial Hospital, East Orange, N. J.

Mr. Joslyn, a native of Wilmington, retired about nine years ago from the DuPont Company after 45 years service in this city and various parts of the country. He went with DuPont in 1903. In his youth, he played 0" the Orange Athletic Club's football team. He was captain of the undefeated Orange team in 1909.

He was also one of the East's leading trapshooters. A Mason, he was a member of AF AM; St. John's Chapter, No. 4, RAM; St. John's Commandery, 'No.

1, KT, and Lulu Temple of the Shrine. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mabelle Joslyn; a daughter, Mrs. Leslie Waters, Chatham, N. a stepson, Windsor Perkins, Orange, a brother, Horace J.

Joslyn, Wilmington; two sisters, Mrs. Reba J. Scarborough, Scranton, and Mrs. Harry Younkins, Englewood, N. and four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held in East Orange with later services at the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, at 2 p. m. Friday, with interment at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. There will viewing. Other Deaths GEORGE J.

CAREY-In Cincinnati; 63; nationally known xylophonist and chief sionist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. THOMAS WHITE--In In Indianapolis, 60; former national adjutant of the World Wars Tanks Corps Association; a buglar in America's First Tank Corps, serving under Capt. Dwight D. Eisenhower in World War I. VINCENT PILEGGI- In Coral Gables, 57; of Haddon Heights, N.

operator of the Vincent and Joseph chain of 17 beauty shops in the Philadelphia area, including the one in the Merchandise Mart in Wilmington; holder of patents on five methods of hair cutting and curling including the lamp cut. He and his brother, Joseph, formed the corporation in 1937. RANDOLPH C. WALKER Los Angeles; 58; president and general manager of the Audio Products Corporation; a founder of the present Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Births Wilmington General Hospital ACKER-Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander, 2302 Marsh Road, Jan. 29, son. DEKTOR-Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, Jan. 28, son. GRAYBILL-Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Place, Kirkwood Gardens, Jan.

29, daughter. LYNCH-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 157 Devonshire Road, Fairfax, Jan. 29, daughter.

STEPHENS Mr. and Mrs. James, 1410 Brook Lane, Willow Run, Jan. 28, son. St.

Francis Hospital DONAHUE and Mrs. James, 3043 Court Drive, Claymont, Jan. 29, daughter. EWELL-Mr. and Mrs.

Lester, 422 Howell Drive, Collins Park, Jan. 28, son. McCLEMENTS-Mrs. and the late Mr. George, 623 West Third Street, Jan.

28, son. MURPHY-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 235 West Thirtieth Street, Jan. 28, son.

The Memorial Hospital SCHMEDAKI-Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 2323 Hammond Place, Kirkwood Gardens, Jan. 29, daughter. Delaware Hospital BAILEY- and Mrs.

Clarence 1506 Montgomery Road, Willow Run, Jan. 28, son. BOYD-Mr. and Mrs. John Leslie, 17 Corbin Court, Jan.

28, son. BYRD-Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, 3805 Catherine Avenue, Dunlinden Acres, Jan. 28, son.

GOODWIN-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Limestone Road, Wilmington 8, Jan. 28, HIGGINS-Mr. and Mrs.

Howard, 220 Monroe Street, Jan. 25, daughter. LeVAN-Mr. and Mrs. Hensyl Curtis, 4802 Paulson Drive, Delapark Manor, Jan.

28, son. PEFKAROS-Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8., 109 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington Manor, Jan. 28, son.

PYLE--M and Mrs. Lewis Earl, 2445 Owen Drive, Kirkwood Gardens, Jan. 29, son. LOANS UP TO $2000 Phone before noon for your Cash Cash You Monthly You Monthly money later Receive Payments Receive Payments the same day! $128.16 8.00 576.72 $36.00 You select your 224.28 14.00 768.96 48.00 own repayment 448.56 28.00 1025.28 64.00 plan! COMMUNITY FINANCE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 811 Orange St. Telephone: Olympia 5-8851 Open daily 9:00 to 5:00 Friday 9:00 to 8:00 other COMMUNITY offices in Dover 108 Loockerman St.

Second Floor Dover 4721 in Newark 43 E. Main St. Telephone: ENdicott 8-8793 Open daily 9:00 to 5:00 Friday 9:00 to 8:00 16 CD Police Giving Newly Killed Dogs To Take Oath To Biology Class Prevented Auxiliary Force Ready, For Emergency Duties In County Communities Sixteen New Castle County civil defense auxiliary policemen will be sworn in at a ceremony in the Levy Court room of the Public Building tonight at 7:30, Col. Layton. A.

Zimmer, acting county civil defense director, announced today. The oath will be administered by Superior Court Judge Daniel L. Herrmann, and Joseph F. Dayton, Levy Court commissioner, will represent the county government. The men have been taking weekly training from state police instructors for the past several months in various phases of police work.

On receiving their commissions, they will be assigned to police authorities in their respective communities for volunteer service in emergencies. The men will also be available, again on a voluntee basis, for assignment to emergency duty anywhere in the county. The trainees, who have successfully completed the course and who will be sworn in tonight are: Wilbur F. Peterson, Bellefonte; William M. Doyle, Newark; John J.

Frafchick, Redmont; Sylvester J. DiStefano, John J. Becker, David Giroso, and Joseph E. Moore, James E. Bennett, J.

E. Beers, and James W. Jamison, all of the Newark area; Charles E. Johnson, Newport; Leroy D. Morris and "John McDowell, New Castle; Gordon E.

Kyle, of 4204 Capitol Trail; George W. Krafchick, Bellefonte, and John W. Dorman, Newport. Car Hits Truck; Man, 62, Hurt Thomas J. Chaffinch, 62, of Seaford, suffered contusions of the chest, a cut lip, and a broken plate of false teeth when his car collided with a tractor-trailer yesterday on the Seaford-Middleford Road half a mile east of Seaford.

Chaffinch was taken to Nanticoke Memorial Hospital in Seaford, treated and released. police arrested Alfred E. Robinson, 29, Seaford, driver of the tractor-trailer, on a charge of making an improper turn. Troopers said Chaffinch was driving west toward Seaford and the truck was going, east. As Chaffinch the truck, Robinson turned left to park at the side of the road.

Chaffinch's car was damaged extensively. Crash Near Lebanon An automobile driven by James Burleson, 44, of the 1607th Air Transport Squadron, Dover Air Force Base, was damaged when it left the road about a halfmile east of Lebanon, near the base, yesterday. Burleson, uninjured, was arrested by state police on a charge of failing to show due care. A delegation from the Delaware Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Delaware Humane Association visited Mt. Pleasant High School yesterday to find out what bioiogy classes planned to do with dogs they sought to obtain after the animals had been destroyed in the Euthanair at the SPCA Shelter.

The delegation, headed by Mrs. Elmer F. Cunningham, SPCA president, and Mrs. K. C.

Johnson, chairman of animal welfare of the DHA, spoke first with Principal E. R. Schwinger then with Anthony DiAngelis, one of the school's biology instructors. Mr. DiAngelis explained that dogs the SPCA Shelter had trona been provided in previous years through an arrangement which he had assumed to be known by the organization.

He added that he was expecting delivery of two dogs from the shelter momentarily. Mrs. Cunningham, however, had stopped delivery. explained today that no dogs had been given to anyone such purposes since the present officers of the SPCA took over last June. There may have been such case before that, she added.

Vice Principal Charles H. Bomboy and DiAngelis disclosed that preserved animals from reputable biological laboratories are used for most classroom experiments at Mt. Pleasant School. Mr. Bomboy explained, however, that a keener comprehension of the circulatory system and other functions is possible from study of the animal in a recently expired state.

"Immediately after expiration," he said, "blood pressure studies can be made, blood corpuscles checked, and foul odors are avoided." The SPCA under its by-laws contracts to provide animals for research only to one local professional technician whose requests are passed upon by committee. No request is sanctioned without assurance of a non-surviving, non- suffering experiment. Masonic Club Speaker Dr. Haymond W. Heim, assistant superintendent for vocational education for the State Department of Public Instruction will discuss vocational education for the Masonic Club of Delaware in a luncheon meeting DuPont Friday.

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