The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 30

THIRTY WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1942 EMPLOYMENT BRIDGE Schedule of Radio Features for Today became owner of several flour mills at Knowlton. near Chester. Before his retirement he was secretary of the Chester Milling Co.

Powel was a member of the Masons. Elks, Chester Club. Sprins-haven Club and Rolling Green Golf Club. He Is survived by his widow, the former Bessie Black; a daughter, Mrs. Kathertne Jack of PittsburRh.

and two sons, John B. and William Jr. MRVM, whcTa You PtAV AM AC5 WISH You WOUC-DAJr SLAP IT DOWM WITH A Wcr MAY HAVt lb use THIS TABcc For duRatiom. no TEl.lis& vjhen Thy'l- put TABLES ON THt LIST WITH AUTOS, ReJFRl6c7ATdS AND Mil rn a 2 Sat LOCAL BROADCASTS Wilmington 145 SC. M.

00 News. 05 Club Variety. :00 News. .05 Religion and the World Today: The Rev. John w.

Townsend. 30 John Metcaif'a Choir Loft. 45 Cheer Gang. 00 Polish Program. M.

00 News. 05 Tempo of Today. 15 Bill Hav Reads the Bible. 30 War Resources Reporter. 45 Tempos of Today.

:00 E. D. news commentator. :15 Drama: TU Find My Way. 30 News.

35 Your Da'e with Don Norman. 45 Karl Zomar's Scrap Book. 00 Ccdric Foster. News Commentator. :15 Drama: Miss Meade's Children.

30 Themes and Variations 00 Mutual Goes Calling. 30 Shady Valley Folks. :00 A Background lor News. Walter compton. :15 Mutual Baseball Roundup.

20 ken salvo, organ. 30 feature Race: Saratoga Race Track The Plaudit. 45 March on Marines. 00 Rhythm cocktails. 00 Prayer.

01 Phillip Keyne-Gordon. News An alyst. .15 Drama: "when Boys Become Men' United States Army. :30 Overseas Report: Leslie Nichols speaking from Cairo and W. A.

O'Carroil from Svdney. 45 Tiny Hill's Orchestra. 00 Talk: Admiral Emory Land. Head United States Maritime Commission. 15 Sports Extra.

30 Drama: Red ftydei 00- -Sizing Up the News with Cal Tlnney 15 An Analysis of Propaganda by Siegfried Wagrner. 30 Rhythm Time. 55 Baseball Game: Philadelphia Athletics vs. Boston Red Sox. 00 News and Sign Off WDEL Wilmington 1156 K.C a.

m. 6:39 News. 8 '35 Musical Cloc. 1 00 News 1 05 Musical Clock. 7 25 News, i 7 30- Cousin Lee.

i Reveille Roundup. 8.00 Worid News Roundup. a is Aiusicaj tioc. 8: 45 News. 9:00 Show Without a Name.

9:15 Daily Devotions. Dr. James F. Keiley. 9:30 Women in the News.

9:45 Mr. Goodwill. 10:00 Bess Johnson. 10:15 Bachelor's Children. Help Mate.

10:45 The Bright Spot. 11:00 Road of Life 11:15 Vic and Sad 11:30 Against the Storm. 11-45- -David Harum. P. M.

12:00 Noonday Express. 12:15 News. 13:30 Noonday Express. Farm and Home Hour. 1:15 Dance Time.

1:30 Delaware Safety Council Program 1:45 News; John W. Vandercook. a oo--Cousin m. 2.45 News. 2 so Rhythmic Moods.

3:00 Mary Marlin. 3'15 Ma Perkins. 3:30 Pepper Young's Family. 3'45 The Road t. Happiness.

4:00 Backstage Wife. 4-15 Stella Dallas. 4-30 Lorenzo Jones. 445 Young Widder Brown. 00 -When a Girl Marries, i 5:15 Portia Faces Life.

5:30 News. :45 Off the Record. 5 55--Early Scores 6.00 Elkton Merchsnts Review. 615 Dinner Dance Music 6:30 News of the Worid. 6:35 Sports Parade.

6:45 Mystery Melod.es. 7:00 Fred Waring in Pleasure Time. 7:15 News of the World. 7 30 Neighborhood Call. 7:45 Treasury 6tar Parade.

f'OO Lucille Manners, soprano. 8:30 Informatior Pieaae. 9:00 Walts Time. Party. 10 Oft Pennle Are Pnnnv 10:30 Tent Show Tonight 11:10 Musical Interlude.

11:15 Melody Music. 11:30 Songs My Brother Taught Me. A. M. IS CO Newe.

12:05 Chuck Wagon Daya. 12:30 Time. Sign Off OTHER STATIONS ON' THE AIR Call letters K.C. WFIL 560 WIP 610 WEAF 660 WOR 710 WJZ 770 WABC 880 KYW 1060 WCAJJ 1210 6 A. M.

1:3 WOR U. 8 Navy Band. Serenade A. M. WORr-Farmer's Digest.

KYW Else and Shine. WCAU Hillbilly Music. 6:15 WABC Recorded Program. WCAU News. WFTL- -Music.

Weather Conditions Delaware Continued warm Friday, thundershowers Friday afternoon. LOCAL TEMPERATURES 8:00 a. 66 5:00 p. 82 1:30 p. 80 Midnight 73 Maximum 84 Minimum ....63 LENGTH OF TODAY (War Timet Bun rises, 6:16 a.

sets, 7:52 p. m. HIGH TIDES TODAY Help Wanted Male HANDY MAN CLEANER Good steady Job for a man who under stands cleaning to ne.p maintenance man. Good pay and chance to learn maintenance work. Appiv at 9 a.

m. or after p. m. HOTEL DARLING INSURANCE COLLECTOR for an established route; elderly man preferred. Lln-coin Beneficial Asm 307 W.

7th St. KITCHEN MAN Good wages and attractive hours. DuPont Country Clua. Phone 6339. Mr.

Wajner. Kennard-Pyle's Can Use One or two neat-tppparins men beyond middle ag for central iter errlc work. ALSO A young man of 17 to 19 years of ag to assist window trimmers. APPLY MR. JOHN R.

LAMBSON 17-627 MARKET ST. MAN to drive truck in city: ttesdy work. Good salary. Ph. 2-7547 between 7 and 8 evenings.

MAN WANTED For laundry and dry clanm? route; are 45. Apply Saver 16th and Market rate; 100 defense plant. Apply 40o Front St. or 17th and Pine St MANAGER for lunch room. Apply Lunch Room, Pennsylvania R.

Station. MACHINE REPAIR MEN 3i, expenencrtj maintenance nt mre prv duct ion equipment. Apply New Castla Defense Plant, sw CafIe. Del. MEN Between the ages of and 44 years for positions as laborers.

Opportunity for advancement. Apply to P. 8 Mock, master mechanic. Penna. B.

foot of 30th W'ilmingion, DeL MEN to tram as salesmen: guaranteed 63f per wee-; established rou'es now paving tti per week. Arjp Genera! Baking Co, Vandever Ave. and Carter St. ONE-CSZlTCARH lot or ool-ored First State. Motors, 37th and Market S's.

OLDER WHITE MAN for general work on es-ate, gardening and driving ear Live on place in tenant house. References retired. Writ 11 News-Jour- RADIO REPAIR MAN Must be fully experienced and know how to use metera. Appi7 215 4tn 8. SALESMEN Re-ail stores- S'eadv position with advancements Salarv C2 per wsu App'y A.

SchuKe. -h Market Sts. SHORT OP.DE3 OR 2ND COOK APPLY HEARN RESTAURANT 2006 MARKET ST. SERVICE STATION SALESMEN Experienced preferred, but not essential. Starting salary 8131 per month, followed by base salary increase.

com missions on saies Contact Mr. w. Spath between and 10 a. A -gust 3Cth and STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW JERSEY SOUTH MARKET AND STREETS WILMINGTON.

DEL. PHONE 4-62A TRUCK DRIVER and salesman for bakery route. Apply 1:2 Ki.ig St. TWO MEN FOR GENERAL WORK; TEMPORARY TOPKIS BROS. CO, 217 FRENCH ST.

WANTED Man or boy with sales experience. Apply Protigal s. 232 King St. WANTED Men to work on home Insula-tion, steady work, gr-od pay. Apply Insulation Department, Diamond Ice Coal 827 Market St.

WINDOW SHADE HANGER Steady employment. Must be experienced. Tontin Shade Shop. 813 Ship.ey St. YOUNG MAN for inside sales, and one for deliveries.

Apply Matthews Bros, 105 W. St. USHERS wanted, full time onlv; no school boys; 40 hours per week. Apply Manager, Queen Theatre. The Simon Hotel CAN USE A neat appearing, sober man be von middl age for general hnrel clerk duties.

APPLY MR. H. S. GOFF SIMON HOTEL 8TH A KING STS. YOUNG MAN For soda fountain work.

Experience unnecessary. Howard Johnson Restaurant. Gov. Prints Blvd. YOUNG MAN To learn restaurant management.

Experience unnecessary, good opportunity for energetic man. Apply 8 p. Walt Poirier a new restaurant, 307 Delaware Ave. YOUNG MAN wanted to learn auto acces-sory business: opportunity for advancement: 620 per week pius a war bond bonus each month. Apply Pep Bova, lom and JTatnali Sts.

2 EXPERIENCED DRIVERS Apply Jame Haldas. 60S King St. Salesmen Wanted MEN AND WOMEN WANTED Full or part time. We help you get started on Raw-leigh Route of 800 families. Large salea mean big profits.

Write Rawleigh a. Dept. DEH-14-180. Chester, Pa. Help Male or Female AGENTS To sell hospital insurance, ma) or female.

All or part time. Liberal commissions and renewala. Policy pays both hospital expense and surgical ooeratlona. Federal Life, 30 CI Ozena" Bank Bidg TEACHERS WANTED Many vacancies' listed at salaries up to 83.000. Wnie Baltimore Teachers Agency, 516 N.

Charles Md. WANTED Janitors and women clerks at Post Exchange. Fort DuPont. Apply office. Post Exchange.

SITUATION WANTED Male BOOKKEEPER Looking for full or part-time work Reference. Phone 4-77 between 6 and 9 p. m. INSTRUCTION Male andFemaie 13 THOMPSON 8 PRIV BUSINESS 8CHOOL. Individual tn struct ion Day or Evening.

900 Waahlngton 8t. Phone 2-7626. Welding Electric Individual Instructions. HAL. GOODWIN.

STH AND CLAYTON. PHONE 4-3101 and 61-655 Beauty Culture 13 an nppriBTnKfW TO EARN WHILE YOU LEARI6 EI.I.IS r.tSTVOB. Bs 611 MARKET ST. PHONe' J-4C7. BUSINESS SERVICE Services Offered 14 CONSERVE FOR VICTORY.

Repair your appliances, cau Ajax, 6-V77, CESSPOOLS and Septie Tanks Cleaned Odoriess excavating Anywhere. Wm. 8 Hickman. Phone West rhesutr UP GRADING ft ROLLING LAWNS Old treeg -mi uxuoorry movea; moving airs. Jona Terry.

502 Poplar. 4-355. IS YOUR PRESENT CAa. Decerning a x-travagant anuqa. KYW.

WEAF Lonely Women. WFIL Dinah Shore (recording). WIP Pan-American a. IP Brevtt les WFIL Kay K.vser WCAU, WABC We Love and Learn, drama WOR News. KYW.

WEAF Guiding Light. WJZ News 3:45 WCAU. WABC Pepper Young's Family WFIL Xavter Cugat (recording). WOR Variety. WJZ Presentation of Army-Navy Award to West Springfield, Mass, Plant.

KYW. WEAF Hymns of All Churches. WOR Washington vs. New York Yankees. a r.

M. WCAU. ABC--David Harum. aketch. KYW.

WEAF Mary Marlin WFIL Alvino Rev (recording) 3:1 KYW, WEAF Ma Perkins. WJZ Prescott Presents WCAU News. Ralph Elamore, aongs. WFIL Jimmy Dorsey (recording) WABC News 3:39 WJZ News. "Men of the Sea." drama.

WCAU. WABC Russian-American Music Festival. WPIL Anire Ives KYW. WEAF Pepper Young. WIP News: Variety.

3:45 KYW. WEAr' Right to Happiness WJZ Joe Rines' Orchestra: Laura Deane Dutton, vocalist 4 P. M. KYW. WEAP Backstage Wife.

WJZ War Bond Drive. WFIL Club Matinee IWJZ at 4:131. WCAU Variety. WABC News. WIP Variety 4 13 KYW.

WEAF Stella Dallas. WIP Baseball Scores WABC "Victory Begins at Home." KYW. WEAF Lorenzo Jones. WCAU News; Organ Recital. WABC Exploring Space.

4:40 WIP News. 4:45 KYW. WEAF Young Widder Brown. WABC Personally It's Off the Record. WIP Frasetto's Orchestra.

4:53 WIP, WJZ News. WCAU Volunteers for Victory. WFIL Hollywood Gossip News. a P. M.

WFIL Streamlined Fairy Tales. WJZ Moods for Moderns. WIP News KYW. WEAF When a Girl Marries. WCAU Band Music.

WABC Are You a Genius? 5:15 KYW. WEAF Portia Faeea Ufa. WFIL. WJZ The Sea Hound, drama. WABC Mother and Dad.

WIP Band Music. 8:39 WFIL, WJZ The Flying Patrol. WEAF Three Suns Trio: You and the War. WOR Rambling. WCAU Sing Aior.g.

KYW Arthur Hinett. WIP Music Box. 5:45 WFTL, WJZ Secret City. WEAF The Bartons. KYW Sundown Berensde.

WCAU. WABC Ben Bernie and Orchestra. WIP Memory Lane. WOR News; Vuslc. r.

m. WJZ News; Melody. WIP News. KYW News: Victory Calendar. WABC News.

WCAU John Kennedy, commentator. WOR Prayer; Uncle Don: songs. WFIL News. WABC Erie Severetd. WCAU Sports.

9:15 KYW Dance Highlights. WFIL Korn Kobblers. WIP Johnson Family. WEAF News. i WCAU.

WABC Hedda Hopper. WJZ Sports. 6:39 WFIL Sport WEAF Cuban Song Stylist. WIP Sports; News. KYW, WOR News WCAU.

WABC Frank Parker, aongs. WFIL. WJZ Lowell Thomas. WCAU. WABC The World Toaay.

WEAF Sports. WIP Uncle Wip. WOR Here Morgan. m. KYW.

WEAF Fred Warmg. WFIL, WJZ Scrambles. WOR Sports. WIP Domestic Problems WCAU. WABC Amos n' Andy.

7:15 WCAU. WABC Marv Small. KYW, WEAF Newe of the World. WIP. WOR News 7:39 WFIL, WJ21 The Lone Ranger.

WOR Drama. WEAF Neighborhood Call; sketch with Frank Craven WCAU Jurgen's Orchestra. KYW Man Your Battle Stations. WABC Report to the Nation. WTIP Aivino Rev's Orchestra 7:45 KYW, WEAF H.

V. Kaitenborn. WCAU Treasury Star Parade. WIP Money in the News. r.

m. WABC Vsriety Show with Fred Brady, comedian; others. WFIL. WJZ Watch the World Go By. WCAU Ocean City Concert.

KYW. WEAF Lucille Manners, soprano. WIP, WOR Commentator. 8:15 WFIL. WJZ General Liver, sketch.

WOR Jsmes' Orchestra WIP Analysis of Propaganda. 8:39 KYW. WEAF inlormatlon Please WCAU. WABC Network of the Americas WOR Song for Marching Men. WIP Treasury Star Parade.

WFIL. WJZ "Good Old Days." 8:55 WCAU. WABC News Comments. 9 P. M.

WCAU. WABC Madeleine Carroll in Remember the Day." WOR Gabriel Heatter. WIP Herbie Wood'a Orchestra. WFIL, WJZ The Gang Busters. KYW, WEAF Waits Time.

9 1 5 WOR Sports. WIP Fashion Revue. 9:30 WIP, WOR "Double or Nothing." WFIL, WJZ Songs by Dinah 8hore. WCAU. WABC That Brewster Boy.

KYW. WEAF Plantation Party. 9:43 WFIL, WJZ Men of the Sea 8:53 WFIL, WJZ Molasses 'n' January. 19 P. M.

WCAU, WABC Lanny Rosa. Connie Boa-well. Margo. WIP, WOR Ray Robinson vs. Ruben Shank Boxing Bout.

WFIL. WJZ Meet Your Navy. KYW. WEAF "People Are Funny." Quia Program. 19:39 KYW Music You Want.

WOR War News Analyst. WJZ Men, Machines, Victory. WFTL Commentator. 19:43 WIP Dance Murle: WFIL Amerlca'a Most Beloved Musle (recordings). WOR Jurgen's Orchestra.

WJZ Freddie Stewart, songs. 11 P. M. WCAU. WABC News; Comment.

WFIL People's Choice KYW News; Valley Forge Caravan. WJZ News; Elllngtoa'a Orchestra. WEAF News: Music WOR News. 11:15 WABC Byrne's Orchestra. WCAU Powers Gouraud.

WOR War News From Cairo and Sydney 1 1 :15 WCAU Williams Orchestra. 11:34 WEAP Dinning Sisters; Orchestra WABC Jurgen's Orchestra. WJZ Frankiin'a Orchestra WOR Jean Merrill, songs. 11:35 WCAU News ana Sport. Midnight WFIL News; Music.

WIP. WOR Tucker's Orchestra. WJZ News: Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra. WEAF News: Variety WCAU. WABC News: Kinney's Orchestra.

KYW News; Dance Music WCAU. WABC Johnny Long's Orchestra KYW, WEAF Joe Marsala's Orchestra. WJZ Freddie Martin's Orchestra. WIP. WOR London News; Himber's Orchestra.

W. M. POWEL, DIES; PROMINENT IN CHESTER CHESTER, Aug. 20 William M. Powel, former city councilman and former Delaware County commissioner, died this morning at his home, after an illness of several i years, ne was to.

He had been employed as chief of personal property in the office of the board for assessment and collection of taxes in the Delaware County court house in Media. A native of Philadelphia, he attended the Penn Charter School and Princeton University. He came to Chester in 1899 and Broadcast Highlights WAR NEW A. WDEL. WCAU.

WABC Broadcasts from Europe and Far East War Zones i WOR at 10 00 A. WCAU. WABC again at 6 45 P. WDEL. KYW.

WEAP at 7 15 WOR at 11 15 P. WIP. WOR at 13 30 A. A WDEL War News. THE WAR EFFORT WCAU.

WABC Net-wor- of the Americas. Hemisphere program with Latin-American performers. WFIL. WJZ Meet Your Navy. Tribute to womenfolk of Submarine Service.

WJZ Men. Machines Victory. Speaker. Francis Bell, chairman of the Board of General Mills. Gladys Swarthout, mezzo-soprano.

DRAMA P. WCAU. WABC Madeleine Carroll in "Remember the Day." P. M. WFTL, WJZ Gang Busters.

VARIETY P. WDEL. KYW. WEAF Informstion please. quiz show wih Leon Henderson, head of Office of Price Administration and Raymond Clapper, whose articles appear in the Morning News, guest experts.

P. M. WIP. WOR Double or Nothing, quiz show. P.

WCAU, WABC Connie Boswell. Lanny Ross, Margo and others. SPORTS p. WIP. WOR Rav Robinson vs.

Ruben Shank Boxing Bout from Madison Square Garden. 1:45 8 30 9 00 9 00 8:30 9:30 10 00 6:30 WEAF News Morning in Manhattan WABC Arthur Godfrey WOR News; Farmer Digest. 6:40 WCAU Handy Dan 6:45 WIP, WEAF News (WABC at 6:531 WCAU Rural Digest; Music. KYW Morning Tonic. WFIL News Comments 1A.M.

OR News KYW Musical Clock. WCAU News, Music. WABC Arthur Godfrey. WIP Morning Cheer. WJZ Variety on Transcriptions.

WFTL Musical Scrap Book. 7:15 -WOR Musical Clock. KYW News: Music 7:3 WFIL Benny Goodman (record-. ingst. 7:45 -WCAU.

WJZ, WABC Newt. WEAF Reveille Roundup. WFIL Horace Heidt (recorded). 8 A. M.

WFTL. WOR News (KYW at 3 05l. WIP Eight Bells. WCAU, WJZ. WABC World News Roundup WEAF News: Variety.

WJZ Recordings. WFIL Tommy Dorsey WCAU Music. WABC Variety. WIP News. WOR Aunt Jennv's Storlea, 8:341 WIP Eight Bells.

KYW News: Musical Clock. WOR Happv Jim Parsons. WABC Shopping talk. WFIL Texas Jim. WEAF Instrumental Group.

WCAU News; Vocalist'. WJZ "March On Marines." band muslc 8:15 WFTL News. WABC Women's Pae-WEAF -Variety. WJZ News: Quiz with Ed East. WCAU Band of the Day WOR News: Music.

8:51 WOR Greek War Relief. Dr. Homer Davis, president. College of Athens. A.

M. WIP. KYW, WABC News WCAU Phil Crawford, songs. WFIL Breakfast Club. WEAF Show without a Name.

WJZ Women of Tomorrow. WOR "Pegeen Pref-rs 9:15 KYW Betty Jordan. WABC The Radio Reader. WCAU Laura May 8tuart. WFIL Variety WTP Dance Music.

9:30 WEAF String Orchestra. WIP Evangelist Glenn Davie. KYW Ruth Welles. WABC Symphonettes. WJZ Breakiast Club.

WOR News. WCAU News. 9:45 WCAU, WABC "Thus We Live." Red Cross program. WEAF Richard Uebert, organist. KYW Varieties.

WOR Jack Berch, songs. 9:55 KYW Boggs on Doge 16 A. M. KYW. WEAF Bess Johnson.

WOR London News. WIP Household Hints. WPIL Kitchen Club. WCAU. WABC Valiant Lady.

WJZ Dance Band. 19:15 WIP News. KYW. WEAF Bachelor's Children. WOR The Johnson Family.

WCAU, WABC Stories America Loves. WFIL Shopper at the Mike. WJZ News: Helen Hiett. 19:30 WFIL Variety. KYW, WEAF Help Mate, dramatic sketch.

WOR Jim Parsons. WIP Dialing. WCAU. WABC Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. News- Hank Lawson's Knights.

WABC Fletcher Wiley. WEAF Longmire Reports. WIP Restful Rhythms. WCAU Thombiil's Orchestra. WPIL.

WJZ Chaplain Jim U. 8. A. WOR Consumer's Club. 11 A.

M. WCAU Clara. Lu 'n' Em. WIP Melodies. WOR News.

WABC Four Clubmen. KYW, WEAF The Road of Life. WFIL. WJZ Breakfast at Sardi's. 11:15 WCAU.

WABC Helen Menkin in "Second Husband." WOR Women's Program. KYW. WEAF Vic and Bade. 11:34) KYW, WEAF Against the. Storm.

WCAU, WABC Bright Horlsons. WFTL, WJZ String Time. 11:43 KYW. WEAF David Harum. WCAU.

WABC Aunt Jenny's Stories. WFIL, WJZ Vicki Vickes. IS Nooa KYW Noontime Tunes. WCAU. WABC Kate 8mitn Speaks.

WIP Luncheon Serenade. WFIL, WOR Commentator. WEAF News. WJZ War Drive Bond Campaign. WCAU.

WABC "Big Slater." KYW How Can I Help? WIP Walts Music WFIL Jimmy Blair, songs. WOR Musical Appetizer. 13:39 WCAU. WABC Helen Trent. KYW Store News.

WFIL. WJZ Farm and Home Hour. WEAF Ted Steele and orchestra. WIP. WOR News.

11:45 WIP Myster Melodies. KYW News: Music. WCAU. WABC Our Gal Sunday. WFIL Norman Black and Orchestra.

WEAF Variety Program. WOR Bill Hay Reads the Bible. 1 P. M. WFIL News.

KYW Tee Happy darks. WEAF Miry Margaret McBrtde. WOR Legion of Friends. WIP Variety. WCAU, WABC Life Can Be BeautlfuL 1:13 WCAU.

WABC Woman In White KYW Dansapation. WFTL. WJZ Gospel singer. I is WFIL Favorite Melodies. WCAU.

WABC Vic and Bade. KYW Rhone Lloyd WJZ Talk. 'The Supreme Stewardship. WIP News: Eddie Duchln Orchestra. WOR News; Amenrans Calling Home.

1:45 WCAU. WABC The Goldbergs. KYW News; Music, WFIL. WJZ Lopel' Orcrftstra. WOR Your Data WEAF News.

WIP Scrap Book. 1:55 KYW Music 3 P. M. WFIL Glenn Miller WTP Tommv Dorsey (recordings). KYW.

WEAF Light of the World. WOR Martha Deane. WCAU. WABC Young Dr. slalone.

3:15 WCAU. WABC Joyce Jordan, sketch. WJa Ted Malone, Readings. HEAD IS TOO BIG MILWAUKEE, Aug. 20 Oft The space betweeh the houses at Nos.

335 and 337 North Jackson Street is not quite equal to the width of Tony Pizzino's head. Six-year-old Tony knows he tried to traverse the space and got stuck. Firemen chopped away part of the porch at 335 to free him. OBITUARIES Charles Winnington The funeral of Charles A. Winnington, 60.

of 1808 Gilpin Avenue, who died Wednesday in the Delaware Hospital following a stomach opera! ion. will bp held tomorrow morning at 8:30 oclock from Frank A. Kilroy Funeral Home, 110 West Seventh Street. Requiem mass will be said in St. Ann's Church at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. An employe of Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company for many years, he is survived by his wife, Elizabeth two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and Mrs. Mary Gallagher, and a son Paul Winnington. ail of Wilmington.

He had been ill about a week. Mm. Annie D. Van Trump The funeral of Mrs. Annie Deacon Van Trump.

85. who died yesterday at her home in the Belvedere Apartments, 1005 Delaware Avenue, will be held from the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be private in Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. Mrs. Van Trump had been ill for more than a year.

Her husband. James C. Van Trump, former vice-president of the EUwood Sourier and Sons Furniture Company, died last September. She is survived by three children. Jamejs C.

Van Trump. of Pittsburgh: Mrs. George H. Bursess ot New York, and Miss D. Van Trump, of Philadelphia; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Rev. John C. Brooking Word was received here yesterday of the death of the Rev. John C. Brookins, 70, retired pastor of the First Baptist Church, Vineland.

N. on Wednesday at Newcomb Hospital. Vineland. He served in World War I as an Army chaplain and was formerly New Jersey Stale American Legion chaplain. He was guest preacher at Delaware Avenue-Bethany Baptist Church, this city, for several summers.

Surviving 'are his wife, Maude, and two sons. Leonard A. Collins, Sr. Leonard A. Collins.

Smyrna, died yesterday afternoon in the Delaware Hospital following an operation. He had been in poor health several months. Mr. Collins had been a life-long resident of Smyrna and in recent years had conducted a grocery store in that place. He is survived bv three sons.

Edwin this city, Leonard Smyrna, and Vaughn Camden, and a daughter. Mrs. Leona C. Marine, Baltimore. Funeral arrangements are not complete.

James G. Zographon Riles The funeral for James G. Zographon, 15. who was killed Wednesday when he fell from the roof of 905 Union Street, will be held from the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Agustus Zographon. 108 East Eighth Street, Sunday afternoon with services in the Greek Orthodox Church at 4 o'clock. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at his home tomorrow night. Deaths Elsewhere HOLLYWOOD, Aug.

20 D. Sears, 55. leading man in the early days of moving pictures and later a character actor, died Tuesday. NEW YORK. Aug.

20 UP) Effie Palmer, veteran radio actress, died last night following a heart attack. She had been appearing in radio skits, sometimes four or five a day, for 20 years, and a week ago began portrayal of a new role as the mother in "Mother and Dad." Births Delaware Hospital Son. Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan, New Castle, Aug.

20. Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Waller, Carlton Hall, Aug. 20. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crass, Liftwood, Aug.

20. Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Boone, 1010 Pleasant Street, Aug.

20. Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harper Savage, 600 Armstrong Avenue, Brookland Terrace.

Aug. 20. The Memorial Hospital Daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Smith. 624 West Eighth Street, Aug. 20. Son, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph O'Day, 114 East Fourth Street, Aug. 20. Daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Ball 9 Perkins Avenue, Silverside Heights, Aug. 20. Son. Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Walsh, Granogue, Aug. 20. St.

Francis Hospital Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Inerry. Edge Moor Gardens. Aug.

20. Wilmington General Hospital Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shackleton, 2204 West Third Street. Aug.

20. Son. Mr. and Mrs. William Marden, Delaware Avenue, Holly Oak, Aug.

20 Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Masscotte, 37 Avenue Worthland. Aug.

20. Twin daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd, 5 Elsmere Boulevard, Elsmere.

Aug. 20. Son. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Rossi, il6 West Sixth Street, Aug. 20. ALL THE RcST EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female CAPABLE LADY for independent business. Work o-n schedule, lull or part time. Good pav.

Write Wilm. P. O. Box 2564. Out-of-town apphran's considered.

COMPANION WITH NURSING EXPERIENCE. FOR CONVALESCENT. 815 WEEK PHONE 3-2603. EXPERIENCED" PR ESSFRS ON DRESSES APPLY 200 MARYLAND AVE 3RD FLOOR EXPERIENCED PRESSERS WANTED; GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK, ALSO HAVE OPENINGS FOR A FEW LEARNERS APPLY TOPKIS BROS.

217 FRENCH ST. EXPERIEN CEDden tal aTiant. and salary desired. Wrlte F-33, News-Journal. EXPERIENCED "FOUNTAIN HELPhort hours, good pay.

1701 Pennsylvania Ave. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted Apply Bessy's Pinmg Room. 8th and King Sts. EXPERIENCED OF'ERATORS-WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL SINGLE AND DOUBLE NEEDLE OPERATORS AISO BUTTONHOLE AND BARTACK-ERS STEADY WORK GOOD PAY TOPKIS BROS CO 217 FRENCH STREET. GIRL or middle-aged woman for light housework and care of child.

Fair treatment and wages. Write F-28, News-Journal Co. GIRL white or coioredi. to work in kitchen. Apply Enright's Restaurant, 6 5 Shipley St.

6Trl ORw6man for care of 2-year-old child. Apply 625 Market or phone 3-5413 between a. m. and 5 p. m.

work. apply 2020 market st. girls to work on mangles and folding apply topkis bros. 217 french st. GIRL OR WOMAN (colored) for general housework; sleep in.

Writ F-2S. Kewa-Journal. GIRL OR WOMAN for general housework. 1312 Van Buren Street, third floor. GIRLS WANTED For day or evening work at Walt Poirier's new restaurant.

Experience unnecessary. Pleasant working conditions; good salary. Apply p. 307 Delaware Ave. HELP Reliable, furn.

on abort notice. Se-lect Employment Office, 701 Poplar St. Dial 3-17M. Mrs. 3.

Rousselle. Manager. HOUSEW'ORKER AND LAUNDRESS. 8-HOUR DAY. PHONE 2-7015.

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE for real estate office work. Good opportunity for ex- perience. Apply 314 W. 7th Si. HAIRDRESSERS NEW SHOPPE.

618 week and up depending upon experience, ability and following. JAY'S BEAUTYSHOPPE. 811 Market St. HOUSEKEEPER TAKE FULL CHARGE. LIVE IN.

GOOD HOME. PHONE 8288 INTELLIGENT WOMEN (White), make op to 88 dally showing MAISONETTE dresses and slacks. Call 4-1870. MATURE white woman interested tn full or part-tins employment. Writ Maisonette Frocks, 2510 Jessup.

MOTHERLY HOUSEKEEPER Refined, to assist with care of 2 small girls; live In. Moderate wages. Call Mrs. Beard, H. O.

2810 between 6 and 7 p. m. OPERATORS Experienced on single and double needle machines, on all parta of shirts; steadv work. APPLY ALL WEEK. 411 E.

FRONT ST. SALESLADY EXPERIENCED IN COATS AND DRESSES. EXCELLENT OPPOR-TUNITY. FINKEL S. 804 MARKET ST.

SEAMSTRESS For repairing in retail dry-cleaning plant. Call Arrow cleaners, 7011. SANDWICH GIRLS (3); WAITRESSES (21 Experience unnecessary. Excellent aal-ary and working conditions. Apply 6 P- Spie and Span Restaurant, 31st and Market Sts.

TWO WAITRESSES APPLY GOyATOSVftTlANrMARKET STS. WANTED Several married women for part- Ume work. Apply Federal Bake Shop, 717 Market St. WAITRESS WANTED For Palm Gardens. Apply Hotel Olivere, 7th A Shipley.

W'AITrTsS EXPERIENCES HEARN 8 RESTAURANT. 2008 MARKET ST. WAITRESS Fountain Market St. girL Apply 2006 WAITRESS wanted; 9 hours a day. 5 days a week.

Transportation furnished. Howard Johnson Dutch Village, Hare a Cor-ner. New Castle, Del. WArTRESS EXPERIENCED. APPLY 207 WEST STH STREET.

WAITRESS wanted. Karis Restaurant, West St. Experienced. Apply Delaware Ave. and WAITRESS Transportation furnished.

Apply Wm. Penn Diner. Hare Corner New Castle. Phone 83-6851. WAITRESS EXPERIENCED APPLY 207 WEST 9TH 8TR EET WAITRESS FOR TAPHOOJaT" HOURS 4 30 P.

TO 12 APPLY 2018 MARKET ST DON'T MISS today a opportunities in the Classified Section. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Apartment Maryland. Rent Auction Salea TJ Massage i Mlac For Sal I Auto Accessories Uo.tJ Loao Auto Leans 31 Mortgages 3 Automoones Saia II Mountain Resorts 64 A Auuimottva Moving. Trucking 30 Autos Hire It Musical tnstrum 36 I Auto Trucas gala Notlcee 3 Barter Exchange 32falntlng. Papering 11 Beauty Culture 13 places Rent 0 Bicycles, Goods 65 Prlnt'g.

Engraving 33 Biag Contracting 1A Prof Services 33 Building Materials 36 Pronertv Sal 69 Bldg Sites. Sale 11A Proposals 19 Boarding Schools 49 Poultry Supplies 47 Boata. Accessories 37 Radios 33 Business Opp 35 Real Estate Excg 75 Canvasaera. Ati-ota 9 Rat Est Brokers 66 Cleaning. Dyeing 16 Repairing 66 ountr Boarding Resort Rent 65 Dosa Birds 45 Resort Sale 73 Dressmaking 17 Rooms at Board 60 Electrical 39 Salesman Wanted 1 1 Farms Rent 61 Services Offered 14 Farms Sola 70 Situationa.

Female 10 Fuel. Feed 40 Situationa Maia II Furnished Apta. 59 Speciaia at Stores 42 Garages Rent 62 Stocks. Bonds 2 Resting. Roofing 18 8uburoan Rent 66 Help female ft Suourban Sal 74 Help Vale.

Female Traitera 60 Hep Mala 6 Opholstertng 34 Bomca Boarding ft3 Wanted 3 Horses. Cattle 46 Wtd Automotive 67 Household Goods 41 Wanted Borrow 30 Hskpg Rooms 63 Wanted Buy 44 Houses Rent 63 Wanted Homes 56 Houses Sal 72 Wanted Invest 37 Insurance 19 Wtd Real Estat 76 Lecal Notioca 78 wtd Room. Board 55 Lost. Found 1 Wanted To Rent 67 Lots Sale 11 Where To Eat 67 Machinery Tools 34 Without Board tl Male ft Female 13 Wearing Apparel 43 PHONE YOtTR CLASSIFIED AO. 'PHONE 4-5351 ASK FOR A WANT AD TAKER ANNOUNCEMENT Lost.

Found 1 LOST wrist watcrt with onyx trim. Reward. Please call LOFT U. S. A.

A. C. pin. Blue and go'id, Friday afternoon. Market 6ih A-Sth, or on No.

4 bus. Reward. Ph. 2-3953. LOST W.

H. S. pin, initials S. C. Aug.

8th. vicinity 7th and Market, or No. 6 coach. Reward. Phone 3-2220.

LOST Rim glasses. Food Fair on TatnaTl Street, Ninth and West Streeta. Reward. Phone 2-5611. LOST First baseman's mitt.

Banning Maryland Ave. to Beech St. to Dravo Corp. Valued for sentimental reasons. Reward.

Phone 4-3352. LOST Beagle dog, male, brown and white. Vicinity Canby Park. Reward. Phone 2-8262J LOST Ladv's yellow gold Longine wrist watch, bet.

Mayfair Apt. and A. Delaware Ave. Ph. 4-7432.

Reward LOST Change purse, containing diamond wrist watch and $7 in change. Lost bet. 6th and Adams and Delaware Hospital. Finder keep monev, return watch to 827 W. Sixth St.

Notices DRESS LENGTHS Beautiful rayons. 3 to yards, beginning as low as 61 per length. The Fabric Shop. 6 Z. 7th LOTS Gracelawn Memorial Park.

On In Masonic circle and 3 in section No. 7. Wrl" P- O- Box 1381. Wil, DeL MEN If your wife Is on vacation you will never miss her if you eat here. Natural Food Centre, 706 King St.

RE-WEAVINC INEXPENSIVE-MOTH HOLES TEARS BURNS. MENDING SHOP. 826 MARKET ST. THE OLDE DUTCH SHOP has an assortment of buttons, buckles, belts, sippers, braids A costume ewelry. 4 E.

7tb St. Wanted WANTED PIANO. RENT OR BUY. PHONE 4-lBli. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN for permanent general office work; give references, ex-periences.

Write F-32, News-Journal Co. ARTHUR '8 APPARELSHOP, Seventh and Market Streets, requires experienced saleswomen for all departments. Only those seeking permanent positions need spply. AMBITl6uSW'HlTE LADIES Part or full time employment. Show, sell dresses and slacks.

Writ "Maisonette." 8:1 Vandever Ave BEAUTICIAN Experienced all around operator. Write F-31, News-Journal Of- i flc. BUS GIRL for restaurant, 12 until S.30 daily. Must be through school. Apply Natural Food Center, 706 King St.

CASHIER AND SALESLADIES on eandy and bakery counter. Both steady work. App'v Miss R.cards, Reynolds'. 7th and Market. A LATE MODEL, reconditioned cat may pay for Itself In lowered maintenance costs.

See bargains advertised in to- day 6 ciastifled column. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female WHITE WOMAN for general housework; sleep good home. Write F-34, News-Journal. WAITRESS WHITE. EXPERIENCED.

APPLY 621 W. FRONT ST. WAITRESS Experienced on fountain and table work. Kozy Korner, 426 Delaware Ave; WHITE WOMAN As waitress and for downstairs work. References and experience required.

Phone 6662. WAITRESSES (Ji 615 week, 6 dava week Apply 4G3 Market St. See "Nick." WANTED Girl for general housework. No cooking. References.

Phone 2-0366. WAITRESS Day work. Good pay. Apply Wilmington Diner. 806 South Market 8:.

WAITRESSES (2) Steadv work. Good pay. Apply Kozy Korner, Delaware Ave. and Washington St. WOMAN Sleep in: amall wages, good bom.

Write F-29. News-Journal. YOUNG WOMAN with pleasant personality. over 17 years; steady work, good pay. Apply Prank's.

Cor. 3rd and Market. YOUNG GIRL for dining-room work. Apply at once. 6C2 W.

lllh St. Help Wanted Male ASSISTANT MANAGER Man bet. 3S and 50, good personality and appearance. Good mixer. See Mr.

Herrick. Brandy-wme Bowling Center. 98 VandeveT Ave. ATTRACTIVE OPENING A life insurance company with 84 years of faithful aery-ice to policy holders and considerate treatment to agents and employees, has an attractive opening for an ambitious man of good character. Guaranteed weekly salary of (41 plus liberal commissions.

No experience or automobile necessary. Apply 406 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 2-1411 for evening appointment. AUTO HELPER Experienced, for fender and body shop. Apply 806 Tatnall St.

BOY WITH BICYCLE to run errands and help in store. Apply grocery, 5th and Harrison. BOYS TWO, 18 YEARS. FOR GENERAL WORK. TOPKIS BROS.

217 FRENCH ST. BARBER WANTED SHORT HOURS. APPLY S. J. DI MAIO.

825 ORANGE ST. BELLANCA ArRCrWTCORP: ANNOUNCES THAT FOR CONVENIENCE OP APPLICANTS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NOW LOCATED IN ARSENAL BLDG, NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE ON NEW CASTLE BUS LINE. BELLBOY Due to one of our boya going back to school and others having gone in the Army, we have openings for three bright young men. Job la permanent. Interesting and a hustler can earn over 630 a week, and learn the hotel busineas.

Apply at 8 a. m. or after 8 p. m. HOTEL DARLING CARPENTERS APPLY MARINE CONSTRUCTION CO, FOOT OF COMMERCE ST.

COLORED MAN Living near 9th Poplar, to act as representative for large well-known Co. Average 830 to 640 weekly. Must be neat and reputable. Write M-4, News-Journai, for Interview. CREDIT MANAGER WANTED Capable executive with own car.

Not merely a bill collector. Good salary and expenses. References, confidential. Box 1156, Standard ft Jerseyman. Salem.

DISHWASHERS at once Apply Presto Rea-taurant, 817 Market St. DISHWASHER APPLY HEARN8 RESTAURANT Jong MARKET ST. DISHWASHER Colored or whit. Apply Govatos'. 8th and Market Sts.

DISHWASHERS Good wagea. meals, reaa. steady emp. Apply Timekeeper. Hotel DuPont.

Ask for Arthur Gash. ELDERLY GENTLEMAN for ticket takers position. Steady work, 40 hours per week. Apply Manager. Queen Theatre.

EXPERIENCED CAR WASHER. No Sunday work. Write M-8. News-Journal office. EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS to operate 16 to 24-inch lathes; day shift.

Apply Mr. Kimberiey. 3400 Market St. EXPERIENCED-' HAUFFEUR8lo drive taxi cabs. Earn 635 a week and up.

Ap-ply Yellow Taxi. 104 French St. EXPERIENCED PHARMACIST Good steady position. Apply tn person or letter to Eckerd a Drug Store. 723 Market St HELPER for night work In garage.

Give age. experience and married or single. Write M-7. News-Journal Co. HOUSE CARPENTERS Wanted, first class only, 61 25 per hour.

Defense workers please do not apply. Writ M-3. Nwa-Joumal Co. HEAD TIMEKEEPER Preferably one with experience in an Industrial piant operating on a rate system. Write Box M-8.

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