The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 17

JournalEvfry Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Monday, June 26, 1941 Seventeen Stock Market Tilts Forward Obituaries of the Day N. Y. Stock Quotations O'Clock are her husband, a sister, Mrs. Taylor, and to brothers, Elmer Taylor of Wilmington and Joan Taylor of Baltimore. The funeral will tak plac from the Yeatman Funeral Home, 813 Washington Street, Wedrday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Interment will be Xn Gracelawn Memorial Park. Foreign Exchange NIW YORK, June IS 'r Foreign exchange rate fo.iow Gret Britain la others in cenUt; C.iadian dollar in New York open market. 9 11-16 per cent discount or 90 3H4 U. S. cents, unchanged.

Europe Great Britain official buying 14 02, telling 4.04. Latin America Argentina frea 24 94. up 04 of cent, Brazil ire 5 30N; Mexico 20 65N. 14 00. most light tni medium weight bull draggy at 8 75-10 50; only standout veaiers at 16 00 Salable sheep- 3.0O0; total 21.0OO; Scattered early saes and most bid on slaughter lahib weak to fully 25 lower; good and choice native spring lambs held anove 15 25; few medium and good oid crop wooled lambs sold 14 00; load medium and good 80 lbs.

shorn lambs No. 2 pelt 12 75. ioacf weightier but less desiraoie shorn lambs held above 12 00; no early action on yearlings or older wethers, shorn ewes steady to weak, some bids 25 lower, early sales shorn ewes 4 00-6 50, according to grade. Reported dailv by Laird. BiimII DuPont Buildinf.

A Prev. Clo Air Reduction 41 Alaska Juneau 1,1, Haeda. 1 Last Aiiiea tnem IIS is" Allied Kid IS 3H 4 9 24 lll4 IX, lift's "034 4 Sfi3 fi3, 4l'i 30 '4 Wl H6H 20', 1'4 39- 13, 1 36'x Alii Chalmers Am I. Leaih.fr Amal. Leather, Pfd Amer.

Can Amer. International Amer. Loco Amer. Metal Co, American Radiator Amer. Roll.

Mills Amer Smelt fc Ret Amer. Tel. Tel Amer. Tob. American Viscose Amer.

Water Anaconda Copper Armour St Co Atchison Atlantic Coast, Line Atlantic Refining Atlas Powder Atlas Powder. Pfd Baldwin Loco Balto. fc Ohio Barnsdall Corp Aviation Beth. Steel Boeing Airplane Borg-Warner Bridgeport Brass E'riggs Mfg. 89'4 24, 1IH 154 41' 4'i 6' 4 R9' 414 30 20 4 ls fi'J 30' 4 111 30 Prev.

Clot Last Johns-ManvilU 34 Kennecott Copper 31, 81 Kroger Grocery 35 35' Lee Tire 4: Rubber 4l'i 44H Liggett Myers Lockheed Aircraft 16 157 Loew'i 6' fl6t Martin. Glenn 19 19'a Montgomery Ward 48, 48i, Philip Morris Co 0 893 Motor Product K34 224 Nat'l Cash Register 31' Nat Dairy Product 23-5, ZZH Nat Distillers 3fi' 3' Nat Pr. Jc Light Newport Ind 19', 19' New York Central 184 18'4 N. Y. Shipbuilding 153 North American 18a, isi North American 8' 8j Northern Pacific 17 ''s 1734 Ohio Oil 18 18k Oliver Farm 56 564 Packard Motors 57 Paramount Pictures 28'i 58', Pennev, J.

102 Penna. R. 30 30 52'i SIS3, Phe.ps-Dodge 23' 23' i Phillips Pet 43'. 43 Public Service. N.

1K34 16', Pullman Co. 48, 48' Pure Oil 16' i 16 Radio Corp. of Amer 11 It1, Remington-Rand 185i Republic -Steel 1S'S Revnolds Tob. 32 82Ts Seaboard OU Co. 23' Sears, Roebuck 97 Simmons Co 32'i 2Vt Sinclair Oil 14 14's Socony Vacuum 13' 2 131 2 Southern Pacific 31 n4 314 Southern Railway 215 277s Southern Railway.

57 5734 1 Sperrv Corp 271, Standard Brands SO-1, Standard Oil of 371 37'2 Standard Oil of N. 57 57 's Stewart-Warner 157, lfi Stone Webster. Inc 934 34 Studebaker 18'-, 182 Sunshine Mining 9 9H Superheater 22' 22'il i Texas Corp 4734 477 Texas Gulf Sulphur 351 35' 4 1 Timken-Detroit Axle 29'i 297, Timken Roller Bearing 49U 493 Trans. fc West. Air 21 '4 Twentieth Cent.

Fox 255s 235 I i Union Bag Paper l'is 123s Union Carbide 81 814 I Union Pacific lO't'i XO'jz United Aircraft 28' 4 28n United Lines 2834 295 United Pfd 35'4 35s United Fruit 85 85 U. G. I I 5, Is I United Merchants 36U 37' 1 U. S. Ind.

Alcohol 40, 414! U. S. Rubber. 52'4 527s i U. S.

Rubber, Pfd 137 4 U. S. Steel 57' 574 i U. Steel. Pfd 130 i Vanadium Corp 214 213a Warner Bros.

Pictures 13'4 133 Wes-ern Union Westinghouse Air 25 25 Westinghouse Elec 105 lo'4 Woolworth Co 41 41 Worthmgton Pump 29' 2 301, Your.gstown S. 39'a 40 Canada Dry 29 Celanese Corp Cerro de Pasco 35' i Ches. Ohio 4.5T, 4'i Chrvsler Corp 95' 957a Coca-Cola 12Ht Collins fc Aikman 32.j Columbia Broad 32i, Commercial Credit 4S's Commercial Inv. Trust 477s 48 Commonwealth 11 '16 1116 Cons. Aircraft 14 14 Consolidated Edison IV Container Corp 2.V, .24 Continental Can 4-'i 411, Cont.

Diamond Fibre 11T, 11T Corn Products 58' Curti5s-Wright Com SS, Curtiss-Wright "A- IS1 16t Deere Co 44'i 44 Dist. Seagrams. Ltd 34' Douglas Aircraft 524 DuPont, Common 131 158 Cotton Market NEW YORX, June 26 Cotton futures opened cent bale higher to 20 cents lower. Prev. Close Open July 21.72 21 69-70 October 21 OS 21.01-02 December 20 85 20 81 March 20 65 20 62-63 May 20 46 20 45-47 Following early absorption of scattered liquidation and hedge seUir.g the cotton market turned upward on aggressive mill buying against textile contracts, coupled with commission house buying in later months and covering operations in July.

Mid-morning prices were 20 to 35 cents a bale higher. July 21 76, October 21 11, and December 20 32. Washington reports that the government may have to set up a cotton purchase control program to assure farmers full parity under the pending amended price control bill brought in commission house buying and local covering in cotton. Volume of trading was restricted, however, reflecting confusion among traders over the price control situation. Noon prices were 25 to 75 rents a bale higher.

July 21,77, Oct. 21 16, and Dec. 20.95. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. June 26 (A I Salable hogs 21.000; totals 32.000; closing moderately activa.

steady on good and choice 180-270 lbs. at 13.75, the top; other weights and sows unevenly strong to 15 higher; prospects good clearance; fewer medium grade hogs in crop and sorting lenient; good and choice 280-300 lbs. 11 85-12 25; 300-330 lbs. 11 65-90. heavier weights down to 11 25 for 375 lb.

averages; good and choice 350-550 lb. sows 10.65-90, choice hcht weights to 11.00, big weights down to 10.50. Salable cattle 15.000; salable calves 1.500; fed steers and yearlings fully steady, instances siightly higher than last week's close; little change in heifers but cows very dull and weak; bulls weak to 25 lower; veaiers weak; largely steer and heifer run; top steers 17. 40; next highest price 17.35; Bulk 14.00-16 85; choice to prime heifers 17.35; mosj heifers bringing 13.50-16.00; cutter cows 8.00 down; most fat offerings 8.50-11.50; practical top weighty sausage bulls around 12.25; and heavy fat bull Births HORN To Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Horn. 410 South Sycamore Street, at The Memorial Hospital on June 24, a daughter. DMYTRYK To First Lieut, and Mrs. WiUiau Dmytryk. 325 East Twenty-fourth Street, at The Memorial Hospital on June 24, a daughter.

TORBERT To Mr. and Mrs. William Torbert. Felton, at Delaware Hospital on June 24. a son.

DERRICKSON To Capt. ar.d Mr'. William B. Derrickson. 23 Tyre Avenue, Newark, at Delaware Hospital on June 24.

a son. SHUN'K To Mr. and Mrs. William Shunk 100 West Eighth at Delaware Hospital on June 24. a son, OVER STREET To Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Overstreet, 1511 Lancaster Avenue, at Delaware Hospital on June 24, a daughter. CLINE To Mr. and Mrs Alvm Cime. 833 West Fourth Street, at Delaware Hospital on June 25.

son. TRIMBLE To Machinist's Ma' Second Class and Mrs Edward Trimble. at Delaware Hospital on June 25, daughter. LOGAN To Pfc. and Mrs.

Char.d'er Logan. 429 Sorb. Union Street, Wilm.r.g-nn General Hospital on June 24. 1 daughter. MARSH To Mr- and Mrs.

Franklin Marsh. 113 East Four'h S'reet. at Wilmington General Hospital on June 24. a son. ANTOTNE To Mr.

and Mr-. Leon An-toine. Clavmonf. at Wilmington Genera! Hospital on June 25, a son. SZARE1JKO To Mr.

and Mr. Leo Szareijko. 1322 Delaware Avenue at Wil-mmston General Hospital on June 25, a daughter. A I'M ANN To Mr and Mrs, William Baumann. 613 North Jackson Street, at St.

Francis Hospital on June 24, a son. CIRIGLLAN'O To Mr. ar.d Mrs. Samuel 202 Poplar Stree. at St.

Francis Hospital on June 25, a daughter. DuPont J4.50 Pfd Eastman Kodak Eaton Mfg Elec. Auto Lite Eiec. Power Light. Federal Mogul Freepon.

Texas General Electric General Foods General Motors General Motors. Goodyear T. Goodrich Co. Gt. Northern.

Pfd Greyhound Corp Hercules Powder Hercuies Powder. Pfd. Hiram Walker Koudaille Hersh "B'" Howe Sound I Industrial Rayon Int'l Harvester Int'l Nickel Int'l Paner, Com Int'l Paper. Pfd Int'l Telatel 125 47 43' 2 458 32 i '4 381 4 3gij 41i2 K4'2 R44 127 43 49 52 '4 52 35 '2 3R 21 85 1304 51 "i 1K4 17 36' 4 36'- 41'j 41' 77'4 77U 313, 31, 18i 18'i 18' Low Priced Performers Cain With Specialties A Imetors Appear NEW YORK, June 26 (JP). RLsLnj inclinations generally prevailed in today's stock market with low-priced rerformers and specialties providing mast of the activity.

Idle investment lunds returned to selected issues on the idea the war news still was predominantly bullish and that reconversion pians for many industries were making more progress than expected. A certain amount of financial cheer was derived from developments at the Chicago National Republican Convention. Dealings, fast at the opening with 1,000 to 7.000 share blocks changms slowed later but plus marks of fractions to a point or more predominated near the fourth hour. At peaks for 1944 or longer were International Telephone, American Water Works. Youngstown Sheet.

Sinclair Oil. Sears Roebuck. U. S. Lines.

International Paper. Curtis Publishing. Certain-Teed Common and Preferred, American Airlines. Worthing ton Pump and United Air Lines. In front were U.

S. Steel, Chrysler. Santa Fe, Great Northern, Tan American Airways. American Telephone. DuPont and Westing-house.

Bonds were steady and commodities rallied after early hesitancy. Forward Curb tilters included Raytheon. American Cyanamid Glen Alaen Coal, Pantepec and Cities Service. Air tranports were propped by recommendations of a Senate military recommendations of a Senate sub-committee that surplus planes which can be adapted to commercial use should be released by the armed forces while war is in progress and in the first few' years after hostilities cease. U.

S. Treasury Report WASHINGTON, June 2S (JP). The position of the Treasury June 23 compared with corresponding date a year ago: Receipts. Expenditures, Net balance. Working balance included.

$8,902,129,089.29. Customs receipts for month, $25,727,972.82. Receipts fiscal year (July 1). $20565.313.061.63. Expenditures fiscal vear, $76,020,496,153.52.

Excess of expenditures, $55,055,183,091.84. Total debt. $139,924,963,492.86. Increase over previous day, Gold assets, $22,337,274,476.08. N.

Y. Curb Market Reporfd daily by Laird. Bissell Meeds, DuPont Building. Prev. Close 11 .10 Alum.

Co. of Am 33' 4 Amer. Cyanamid 387- Amer. Gas Elec 28 Bellanca Aircraft 27, Carrier Corp Cities Service. Com 13, Cons.

Gas, Balto Kfi Creole Petroleum Elec. Bd. Sh Eiec. Bd. Sh.

6 Hevden Chem 15 Humble Oil Int'l Ltd 1U Lake Shore Mines 174 McWilliams Dredging in Pantepec Pennroad 5-U Phoenix Sec 30-7i Pittsburgh Pla'e Glass I'M Seiberhng Rubber 9'4 Sherwin-Williams 11 Standard Oil. 174 Technicolor -E-x-Dmriend. 39' 28 '2 15's 84- 9 18- 31 18H Local Securities Reported dailv bv Laird. Bissell A Heeds, DuPont Building. Bid Asked All-American Avianon.

Cm. 5 All-American Aviation, Pfd 28 32 Atias Powder. Pfd 115'i 117 Jos. Bancroft te Sons Com. Jos.

Bancroft Sons Pfd. 75 85 Christiana Securities. Com 2B30 2680 Christiana Securities. Pfd 139 143 Continental Amer Life Inc 33' i 35 Delaware Power Light. 15 Delaware Power Light, Pfd 104 108 Delaware R.

5114 Diamond Ice Coal Pfd 109 DuPont. Pfd 125' 2 127 Hercules Powder, Pfd 1301 133 Remington Arms 2s, 3'i Warner Common 5'j 6M1 Warner Pfd 40 Centra! Bank, par $100 119 Delaware Trust par $25.... 48 Equitable Trust par S25. 63 Farmers Bank, par $50 313 Industrial Trust par 47 Security Trust; par $60 123 Wilmington Trust par $50 225 Ex-Dividend. Commodity Prices Charles G.

Ulrich Charles G. Ulrich. 54. of 2135 GiiJes Street, died Saturday at The Memorial Hospital Mr. Ulrich, who worked at the Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company, is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mary C. Ulrich; two sons, Corp. Charles G. Ulrich. Jr, stationed at Fort Knox, and Fred E.

Ulrich; one daughter, Mrs. Beatrice K. Bell, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Chandler Funeral Home tomorrow at 3:30 p. with the Rev.

Roy L. Tawes, pastor of Silverbrook Meth odist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. William Soast William Soast, 63, for many years an employe at the Pusey and Jones Corporation, died Saturday at the home of a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

LeRoy Grimes, 407 Bellefonte Avenue, Bellefonte. Mr. Soast left the service of the Pusey and Jones Corporation about two years ago and since then had worked for the Levy Court at con struction work in Brandywine Hun- dred. He was custodian at the BeUefonte Methodist Church. He was a native of Philadelphia.

Funeral services will be at the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue aad Jefferson Street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. C. S. Clarkson. pastor of Bellefonte Church, officiating.

Interment will be in Lombardy Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home night. Ira E. Morgan Ira E. Morgan, 39.

of 743 Shipside, died Saturday night in the Dravo Hospital following an operation June 9. Mr. Morgan, a shipfitter, is survived by his wife and one child. He was born in Wales and had previously lived in Scranton, where the funeral will take place. 3Irs.

Lina 31. Bell Mrs. Lina M. Bell, wife of Harry A. Bell, 1126 North Jackson Street, died 3resterday in the Delaware Hospital.

Funeral services will be at her home Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. A. H.

Kleff-man, pastor of West Presbyterian Church, of which Mrs. Bell was a member, will officiate. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Mrs. Bell was born in Milford and had lived in this city more than 50 years.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, H. Everett Bell; a sister, Mrs. Anna E. Gentry, this city, and four brothers, Frank Reed of Milford, John of North Mont, N. Harry of Boxwood Road, and Roy of Devon, Conn.

Rachel II. Mailman The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Howie Maltman, wife of Palmer Stewart Maltman of 211 Atkins Avenue, Lancaster Village, will take place from the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Rev. Frank A.

Baker, pastor of Mt. Salem Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mt. Salem Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight at 7 o'clock.

Mrs. Maltman died Saturday in Delaware Hospital. She is survived by her husband; two brothers, Cyrus J. Howie of Belle, W. and Jefferson W.

Howie of Norfolk, and two sisters, Mrs. P. B. Reeves of Ashland, and Mrs. William E.

Goe of San Antonio, Tex. Ellen V. Springier LEWISVILLE, June 26 Mrs. Ellen V. Springer, 89 years old, widow of George Springer, died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

Kennedy Greer, here. The funeral will take place from the Maxwell Funeral Home at New London, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery here. Born at Cornwall, England, Mrs.

Springer had lived in this country since she was 14 years old. Surviving her are five daughters, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Spencer Cochran, Mrs. Bertha Tweed and Mrs.

Cale'b Cole of Newark, and Mrs. Benjamin Badders, Appleton, a son, William Springer, Wilmington; 65 grandchildren, 102 great grandchildren, and 21 great great grandchildren. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LECALS STATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION To All Whom These Presents May Come, Greeting: Whereas, it appears to my satisfaction by duly authenticated record of the proceedings of the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the consent of all the stockholders deposited in mv office. the NORMAL SANITARY DAIRY, a corporation of this State whose principal office is situated at No. 100 West 10th Street, in the city of Wilmington, County of New Castle, State of Delaware The Corporation Trust Company.

being agent therein, and in charge thereof, upon whom process may be served, has complied with the requirements of the Corporation Laws of the State of Delaware, as contained In 2033. Section 1. to 2246. Secfton 214, Chapter 85, of the Revjed Code of 1935, as amended, preliminary the issuing of thia CERTIFICATE OP DISSOLUTION Now. therefore, William J.

Storey, Secretary of State of the State of Delaware, do hereby certify that the said corporation did on the twenty-fourth day of June A. D. 1944 file In the office a duly executed and attested consent, in writing, to the dissolution of said Corporation executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the records of the proceeding aforesaid, are now on file In my office as provided by law. In Testimony Whereof. I hav hereunto set my hand and official seaL Dover this twenty-fourth day of June in the year of our Lord ona thousand nine hundred and fortv-four.

OFFICIAL SEAL) William J. Storey June28-lt. Secretary of State. Lewis E. Brown The funeral of Lewis E.

Brown, 65 years old, retired farmer of Newark, will take place from the Jones Funeral Home, Newark, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be In Gracelawn Memorial Park. Mr. Brown died in Delaware Hospital Friday. His wife died about a year ago.

Richard C. Jones Richard O. Jones, 59 years old, of 1306 West Third Street, an electrician at the Edge Moor plant of the DuPont Company, died of a heart attack about 9:33 this morning in the plant hospital. He went to the hospital complaining of feeling ill shortly after he had reported for tiuty tn the day shift. Mr.

Jones had had 22 years service with athe company, having formerly been employed at the Newport plant. He had been at the Edge Moor plant four years. Surviving Mr. Jones are his wife; a son, Charles J. Jones, and two daughters.

Mrs. William M. Cum A' Lam" Lieut. William J. Harden Requiem high mass for Lieut.

William J. Harden, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Harden of 1502 North Van Buren Street, will be said at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning at Sacred Heart R.

C. Church. The Rev. Innocent Boss will be the celebrant. Lieutenant Harden, 22, a bombardier-navigator on a B-24 Liberator based in Italy, was first reported: missing in action over Austria on April 12 and later was reported killed on that day according to word received by the Germen government through the International Red Cross.

Kate A. Wright Mrs. Kate Adele Wright, 87 years old, widow of H. B. WTright, died yesterday at her home, 295 East Main Street, Newark, after a year's illness.

The funeral will take place from the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Jackson, pastor of the Methodist Church at Newark, of which Mrs.

Wright was a member, will officiate. Interment will be in the Newark Cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Wright are two daughters, Mrs. Lynwood Jacobs of near Washington, D.

and Mrs. Lewis Thomas, who lives at the home, and four grandchildren. Charles R. Doyle The funeral of Charles R. Doyle, 46 years old, of 116 Curtis Avenue, Woodcrest, general manager of Beautalure, will take place from the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street, Wednesday morning.

Requiem mass will be said in the Woodcrest Catholic Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Mr. Doyle died Friday in Delaware Hospital, following an operation, widely known official in intercollegiate athletics. CARMEN ROMERO I DIAZ In Mexico City; widow of Porfirio Diaz who ruled Mexico for 34 years until he was overthrown in 1910.

LORD JAMES RICHARD ATKIN In Aberdovey, England, 77; one of Britain's best known jurists. From 1919 to 1934 he was chairman of the Council of Legal Education. Mary E. Richardson Mrs. Mary E.

Richardson, 97 years old, of 621 French Street, died this morning at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Frank Lightcap, 3104 Monroe Street, where she had been ill for several days. Another daughter, Mrs. William Davison, of the Philadelphia Pike, also survives.

The funeral will take place from the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. Mrs. Florence O. Cox Mrs.

Florence O. Cox, 44 years old, wife of James H. Cox, Rogers Road and DuPont Highway, died yesterday in Delaware Hospital. She had been ill two weeks. Surviving her JOHN C.

H1RZEL Funeral Director PHONE 6951 UAffE desires Qoucrn KAOCETAJ24-ST. McCrery FZ.al 2700 WASHINGTON ST. Our Funeral Costs Meet Present Day Conditions New Tork Cotton Exebasgt New Tork Frodaeo Exchange. Commodity Exchange, Inc. Chicaga Board of Trad PHIL A ELPHL4 IS ME MOB I AM In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs.

Annie E. AiKiEton, died ot year ago today, June 26. IS42. Till memory fades nd life depart. She'll live forever sn our br'-.

Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turr.e back every leaf, Sadly we4b Her Children In loving meaiory of Edward NevilU. who passed away ten years ago todaj, June 26, 1943. Sadiv mitaed by H. Wife r.dChi:d.-eg In lovir.g remembrance if Rooert T. Paimer, who passed away June 26.

IS4J, Sadly missed by Wife r.e Daugh'r. Death Notices BROWN At Delaware Hospital, on 23. 1944, Lewis Brown, aged 4 years. Relatives and fnends are Invited ta attend the services at the funeral partora of R. T.

Jones NewsrK. on Tuesday afternoon, June 27. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Parit Friends may call Monday evening, to 3 ciock. BELL In tlx citv.

on June 25. W44 Una -ile of Karry A. Eeii. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her late rsi-dencc, 1126 Jacon Street, on Wednesday afternoon, June 28 at 3 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery.

Friends may call on Tuesday evening, ftr 7 o'clock. BENNETT In Delaware Hospital. on.Jjne 23. 1944. James Bennett, aged 76 years.

Relatives and friends are to attend the funeral services at the funeral home of Ira Shel'ender, 254 West Main Street, Newark. cn Tuesday morir.j, June 27. at 10 o'clock Irtenr.frt at Bristol Cemetery, Bristol, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. CUTLAR In this city, on June 23, 1544, Dr.

Sue E. Cutiar. beloved aunt of Mrs. Stella J. Ross, aged 59 years Funeral strictly private at Ware's Funeral Home.

403 E. Eighth Street, on Tuesday June 27, at 11 o'clock. Interment at tr convenience of the family. COX In this city, on June 25, 1944. Flor-" ence wife of James Cox.

aged 44 years. Relatives and fnends are mvred to attend the funeral services at Th Yeatman Funeral Home. 819 Washington Street, on Wednesday afternoon. June 23, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment ar Gracelawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. DOYLE In this city, on June 23. 1344. Charles son of John and Louise Doyle. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funerai from The Mealey Funeral Home, 703 North Broom Street, on Wednesday morning.

June 28. at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at Woodcrest Catholic Church at 9:30 clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesdav evening after 7 o'clock.

EMORY In this city, on June 24, 1944. Julia Sadler Emory. Relatives, friends, and Pocahontas Temple. No 60. Daugn-ters of Eiks.

and all the clubs of which she was a member, are invited to attend the funeral services at Bethel A. M. E. Church, Sixth and Walnut Streets, on Wednesday afternoon. June 28.

at 1 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery. Friends may call at The Gray Funeral Home on Tuesday evening. GIBSON In this city, on June 23, 1944.

Mary Gibson, wife of John E. Gibson, cf 618 E. Fifth Street. Funeral services at The Caulk Funeral Home. 827 Pine Street, on Tuesday afternoon.

June 27. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.

HANBY In this city, on June 23. 1S44, Daisy Viola, wife of the late William Hanby. aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the sen-ices at the residence of her son, William L. Hanby.

Naaman's Road and Hanby's Corner. Brandywine Hundred, on Tuesdav afternoon, June 27. at 1:30 o'clock. Interment at Chester-Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call on Monday evening after 7 o'clock.

JOHNSTON At his late residence, 21S W. Thirty-first Street, on June 21. 1944. S. Howard, husband of Caroline Wilson Johnston, aged 49 years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at The McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Tuesday afternoon. June 27. at 3 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery.

FrierTds may call at the funeral home Monday evening after 7 o'clock. KIRWIN In this city, on June 25. 1344. Michael, husband of Catherine Kirwin, of 1517 North Rodnev Street. 'Due notice of the funeral will be given.

LAFFERTY In Camden, on June 24, 1944. Frank husband of May Hirons Lafferty. aged 59 vears. Funeral services at The Torbert Funeral Eome, Reed and Bradford Streets. Dover, on Tuesday afternoon, June 27, at 2 o'clock.

MEARNS In this city, on June 24. 1S44. Sarah Hamilton, wife of James Harvey Wpam. nf nT.aon.- i -i. years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Tuesdav afternoon. June 27. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt.

Salem Cemetery. Friends may call at Chandler's Monday evening. MALTMAN In this city, on June 24. 1344, Rachel Howie, wife of Calmer Stewart Maltman. of 24 Atkins Avenue, Lancaster Village.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Tuesday afternoon. June 27, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Salem Friends may call at Chandler's Monday evening.

RICHARDSON In this citv. on June 3, 1Q1J wuc tu me late iewis Richardson. 621 French Street, aged 67 years. Relatives and fnends are invited to attend the services at The McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Thursday afternoon.

June 29. at 3 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Frienis may call at the funeral home on Wednesday evening after 7 o'clock. SOAST In Bellefonte, oa June 24, 1944, William Soast.

brother of Mrs Leroy Grimes of 407 BeUefonte Avenu, aged 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware' Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Werines-day afternoon, June 23, at 2- o'clock, Interment at Lombardy Cemetery. Friends may call at Chandler's Tuesday SPRINGER In Lewisvllle. on June 25. 1944, Ellen widow of Georg Springer, aged 89 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at MaxweU's. New London on Thursday afternoon. June 29, at o'clock. Interment at St. John's Cemetery.

Lewisville. Md. Friends may call on Wednesday evening. TERRY In this city, on June 24. 1944 Emma J.

Terry inee YaraaUi. wife of the late Eugene W. Terry, iri her 77th year. Relatives, friends and member! of the Salvation Army are invited to attend the services at her late residence 1202 Conrad Street, on Wednesday afternoon, June 28. at 1 o'clock.

Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence Tuesday evening. ah vino on June 24 144 Charles George, husband of Mars Catherine TJlrich and father of Mrs. "cordon Ward Bell, of 2135 Gillis Street aged 54 years. Relatives, fnends and employes of Joseph Bancroft Sons Co are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home.

Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Tuesday afternoon. June 27. at 3:30 o'clock Interment at Silverbrook Cemeterv Friends may call at Chandler's Monday evening. WRIGHT In Newark, oa Jure 1944. Kate Adele.

widow of H. Wrisbt' aged 87 years. Relatives nd friends are' invited to attend the funeral service av laJ residence, 295 E. Mam Street. Newark Del on Wednesday afternoon 2 0 cl0ck- Interment at Newark Cemetery.

Friends may rail on Tuesday evening, 7 to 9 o'clock. WILSON In this city, on June 23, 1544. Benjamin Wilson. Relatives and fnenda are invited to attend the funeral from his. late residence.

1512 Avenue, on Wednesday morning. June 28. 9 cock. Requiem mass at St Joseph Church, French Street, above Tenth, at 9.30 o'clock, Interment at Mt, Olive Cemetery. Friends mav call on Tue-day evening, 6 to 8 o'clock.

Bait imore Livestock BALTIMORE, June 26 (API. WFA-Offlce of Distribution). quotations. Cattle 950. 225 holdover not Included; slaughter steers slow; strictly good and choice offerings steady with last week' close; lower grades weak to 25 lower; heifers scarce, steady; cows draggy, opening 25 lower; pulls strong to 25 higher; load good and choice gain on grass steers around 1115 lbs 17 00, early top; few loads and lots 16.25-50; low and average good 15.00-16 00; common and medium 11.50-14.25; few good heifers 14 50; common and medium 11 canner rows 6 00-7 50- Shelly kinds down to 5 00: cutter and common medium odd beef type cow heifer to 12 50; beef bulls 12 50-13 50; top sausage bulls 12 00; bulk light and medium weight no early action on stockers and feeders.

Calves 500. Fairly active, steady with last week's close: good and choice 16 00-1700; medium 11 common 7.50-10 00: culls down to 5.00. Hogs 4500. Active, steady with Saturday; good and choice 180-270 lbs. barrows and gilts 14.30, the top; good and choice 120-130 lbs, 10.75-11.00; 130-140 lbs.

11.25-50; 150-150 lbs. 12.20-45; 150-160 lbs. 12.45-70; 160-170 lbs. 12.75-13.00; 170-180 lbs. 13.00-25; 270-300 lbs.

11.50-75; good shows up to 400 lbs. 10.00-10.50, over 400 lbs. considerably lower. Sheep 900. Active, steady with last week's close: strictly good and choice spring lambs 70 lbs.

and up 15.75-16.75, latter price the practical top; common and medium 10.00-14 00; fat clipped slaughter ewes 6 00 down. Note: The Baltimore livestock market will be closed Tuesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. New Charters Filed DOVER. June 26. Charters filed with the corporation department of the secretary ol state's office Saturday follow: Kansas Citv Airways.

Inc aircraft, etc. Capital, $600,000. Principal office, Corporation Trust Company. Peter Gordon waterproofing business. Capital, $25,000 and 250 shares, no par.

Principal office, Capital Trust Company of Delaware. I Other Deaths I EDWARD WILLIAM BEATTIE In Sarasota, 70; former general attorney of the New York Telephone Company and father of Edward W. Beattie, United Press War correspondent; was a native of Helena, and a graduate of Yale Uni- versity. WILLIAM MATTHAI In Balti-j more. 87; retired financier and industrialist: was a past president of I the American Hardware Manufac- turers' Association and the Mer-I chants' and Manufacturers' Associa-j tion, predecessor of the Baltimore Association of Commerce; was a di rector of the Baltimore branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.

DR. EDWARD HUNTINGTON WILLIAMS In Santa Monica, 75; author-physician who wrote many books on mental dis- eases. WILLIAM i COMBS In New Rochelle, N. I liaison onicer wun Merrias Marauders in Burma and former New York stock broker. The War Department said his death occurred I June 15.

I WILLIAM ALEXANDER LAM- BETH In Charlottesville. 77: faculty member of the University of Virginia for more than 45 years and Seth Thomas Dies WATERBURY, June 26 (JP). Seth Thomas, 63, of Thomaston. great grandson of the clock maker of the same name, died yesterday in Waterbury Hospital after a short ill ness. Thomas was the last member of his family to be associated with the clock company founded by his great grandfather.

EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,600, plus S300 war bonds, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 1 mile and 70 yards: xxxBlue Cadet ..107 Mills Link 117 J. Gilbert Weigh Anchor ...116 Rienzi War Art 113 Kirk xxx aSilver Towerl02 Meade Golden Mowlee ..115 Breen xxWolf Creek ...105... Scawthorn Saran 109 Dodson aGuy Hottel 106 De Lara Toss Up 113 Kirk Anzac 114 Balzaretti Sallipatica 106 Kirkland Attache SCRATCHED bStylus SCPATCHED Creakle SCRATCHED Sunbee SCRATCHED Shaheen SCRATCHED bNovember SCRATCHED aD. Dorn-Margaret McCallum entry. bRivera Stable-J.

Morris entry, xx 5 Pounds Apprentice Allowance Claimed. xxx 7 Pounds Apprentice Allowance Claimed. Weather clear. Track faot. Selections By TIRFMAV News-Journal Handirapprr (Selections Made for Fast Track) 1 Pavot, Polynesian.

Pasapet. 2 Bill Co3man. Good Chance. Lechlade. 3 Haircut.

Doodle Bug. Riverbank. 4 Resplendence. Smiling Lass, Mabel Dauber 5 Biitzkriesr. Half Crown.

Blue Wings. 6 Hearts Entwine, Primarily. Pat O'See. Bright Argosy, Graustark, Cushla- macree. 8 Blue Cadet.

Link. Silver Tower. Best Bet BLITZKRIEG. ASSOCIATED PRESS CONSENSUS (For Slow Track 1 1 Pavot, Pasapet, Briar Red. 2 Good Chance.

Strawride, Lechlade. 3 Dear Miss, Hair Cut. Doodle Bug. 4 Smiling Lass. Resplendence, Mabel Dauber 5 Half Crown, Blitzkrieg.

STs Jimmv. Primarily; Pat O'See, Hearts Entwine. 7 Graustark, Foe O'Woe. Brizht Argosy. 8 Link.

Shaheen. Silver Tower. Best Bet GRAUSTARK. UNITED PRESS 1 Polynesian. Pasapet.

Brides Biscuit. 2 Nayr. Bill Coffman, Strawride. 3 Little Cecelia, Doodle Bug. Sun Tip.

4 Mabel Dauber, Little Smarty, Ammunition. 5 Blitzkrieg, Cruiser. Phantom Player. 6 Signal Corps, Jollity. Tack Room.

7 Omaha Mike. Cushlamacree, Foe O'Woe. 8 November, Weigh Anchor, Guy Hottel. Best Bet NOVEMBER. By BUCK WEAVER (Louisville Times) 1 Walter M.

Jeffords Entry, Royal Gem, Polynesian. 2 No Selections. 3 Sun Tip. Chester. Hair Cut.

4 Ammunition, Resplendence. Lost Stream. 5 Cruiser, Syl's Jimmy. Baruna. 6 Signal Corps, Michael Orin.

Primarily. 7 Sun Galomar, Sir Echo, Graustark. 8 Golden Mowlee, Weigh Anchor, Guy Hottel. Best Bet CRUISER, Selections at Delaware Park "Ex-Dividend. 3 00.

fair 2-50. Cherries: 12-qt. bit's, sour varieties N. 1.75-2.25: Pa 2 00-2 25. Cucumbers- N.

J. bu. bskts. very few 3 27 LETTUCE Le'tuce- J. crafs Iceberg 24-heads some fair 75 to 1 25, 16-20 heads, some fair 50 to 1.00 12 heads 75, miscellaneous crt-s Romaine 40-75, Boston 90 to 1.00.

Eggs: Large and ex'ra-large specials short of an active demand and market very firm. Extras and grads firm. More western eggs expected this wek. Wholesale sales of wholesale grade in Philadelphia as follows- Specials, extra large 40''j-43: large 40-41: mediums 33-35; extras, large 33-40; standards 31-35: current receipts 32-33. Butter: Market firm.

Wholesale sales few and restricted in amount. Most receiver sales at Jobbing level. Some grade AA bulk in fibre boxes' sold 4234. Onions: N. J.

oO-lo. sacks yellow's 1 Parsley- K. J. bus curly 3 50 Peas: N. J.

bkrs fair 1 00, few 1.50. Tenners: N. J. bkts. bull noe tvpe few 2 50, 12-qt.

bskts. 1 32. Raspberries: N. J. pints reds 15-20, few early als 25, late sales low a-s 10' 2.

black eaps 15-20, few 23. Squash: N. J. bkts. green 75 to 1 00.

few 1.10-1.25, large 30-50, whi'e 1.00-1 25. low as 50, yellow 50-75. few higher, poorer 25-50. Tomatoes: Pa. hothouse 15-lb.

bkts. Entries and Entries Twenty-third Day, Monday, June 26 First Post Time, 3:30 p. m. (Wilmington Timet FIRST RACE Purse plus S750 war bonds, maiden 2-year-olds, 5'2 furlongs: Guard Ship 114 Balzaretti xxxEuminides ...107 Mills Royal Gem 117 Breen xxBriar Red 112... Scawthorn aPavot 117 Dodson Brides Biscuit ...114 Westrope Pasapet SCRATCHED aRed Stick SCRATCHED Polynesian SCRATCHED aWalter M.

Jeffords entry. SECOND RACE-plus $1,000 war bonds 4 -year-olds and up about 2 miles: Purse $2,000, Steeplechase; allowances; Admiralty 145, Floating Isle 137 aBill Coffman ...145 Nayr 151. Strawride 141 Lechlade 12 zzzStiegel II aGood Chance aMrs. Stephen C. J.

McCull'gh Penrod Roberts Harrison Brown Leonard SCRATCHED Clark-Rokeby Stables entry. zzzlO lbs. Claimed for Rider. THIRD RACE Purse $1,500, plus $750 war bonds, claiming. 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs.

Hear Ye 113 Longa HairCut 110.... J. Gilbert aPentagon Lady. 108 Schmidl Chested 113 Keiper Dear Miss 108.... Balzaretti Tigmore 110 Rienzi xxLassie Govans.

103. Scawthorn Sun Tip 110 Breen xxTake Little ..108 Snellings Little Cecelia ...108.... Kirkland Rosa Azteca 103 Knapp Double Bourbon. 110 Dodson xxxBalburnie SCRATCHED aNike SCRATCHED xxxDoodle Bug SCRATCHED xxxGayolade CHED Unitran SCRATCHED Riverbank SCRA TCHED aC. L.

Morris-O. L. Bonifay entry. FOURTH RACE Purse $1,700, plus $350 war bonds; maiden 3-year-olds and up; fillies and mares; 6 furlongs: Hazel Play 112 Dodson Smiling Lass 112. Scott Wall Scocca Schmidl Balzaretti Scawthorn Kirkland Breen Resplendence 112 Double Dun 112.

Mabel Dauber 112 Ammunition 112. xxLittle Smarty .114. Miss Buckle 112. Lost Stream 112. Second Love 119.

xxSticky Gal 107. xxRoman Dagger 107. Kaltain Dodsonj Scawthorn i Scawthorn! SCRATCHED I Produce Markets New York Quotations Dailv report of New jersey and nearby product on the New York Market. CWFAi. NEW YORK, June 26 1A.P..1.

Asparagus: Pyramid crts. 12 bunches wide range condition Bridgeton sec. Colossal 4.00-5.00. few 5.25. poor cond.

2 ex. fcv. 3 poorer 2.00-2.75; fancy I culls 1.00-1.25. Swedesboro sec Colossal 3.50-4.00. fair condition 3.00-3 25: ex.

fey. 2.50-3.25. poor condition 1.50-2.00: fancy 2 poor condition 1.50. Pa. Colossal 4.00-5.00.

few 5.50-6.00: Jumbo 5.00-7.50. few 8.00. ex. fey. 3.50-5.00.

few 6.00: fancy 3.00-4.00; primes 2.50-3.50. culls 1.50-2.50. Beans favas: Bu. bskts. and hmprs.

N. J. 2.50-75. L. some fair 2 Beans snap: Bu.

bskts. and hmprs K. J. black Valentines stringiess 3.00-3.61. Eoun-tifuls 2 poorer and cond.

1.00-1.75; Plentifuls 2.00-2.50. Streamliners 2.50-3.50; few 3.61. poorer 2.00, champions 3-25, Wax 2 few 3.61, poor 1.25-50. BEETS Beets: 1 Bunched 1: N. per bunch 4-5.

1 3-5 bu. boxes Bu. bskts. topped 1.00-25. Pa.

crts. 8 bunches 2.00. Blueberries: Pa. qts. 50-65.

N. J. pts. cultivated 55-60. Cabbage: N.

J. round type 50 lb. sacks 1.00-1.50, 1 3-5 bu. boxes 40-1 00: 1'2 bu. thmprs.

L. A. crts. 1 131.4. Bushel bskts.

50-75: L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes Red 1.00-1.25. Carrots- Per bundle 12 bunches 75.

Cauliflower: 1 3-5 bu. boxes N. J. 1 few 1.50; L. Is.

1.00-1 50. few 1 62'3. poor condition 50-75. Celery: '2 crts. Golden Heart 6 Dewberries: Per qt.

25-50; per pt. 13-25. Dili: Per bunch 15. Dandelion; 1 3-5 bu. boxes bunched 1 50- 2 00.

Endive-Chicory: 1 3-5 bu. boxes N. J. 2.50 Is. 1.75-2.

5ft. Escarole: 1 3-5 bu. boxes N. J. 2 small 1.00-1.50.

L. Is. small 1.25-75. Kale: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1 00.

Kohlrabi: Per bunch L. Is. 5-6. N. J.

4-5. I 1-0 bu. boxes and 24 qt. berrv crts. Leeks: Per bunch N.

J. 35-50. L. Is 40. LETTCCE Lettuce: N.

J- 1 3-5 bu. boxes Romaine 40-50. small 25. Iceberg 50-75; eastern crates 2 doz. 1.25-50, poor 50-1 00.

L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes. Big Boston 1.00-1.35.

Romaine 50-75, few 1 25 Iceberg type 40-75. Parsnips: N. J. bu. bskt.

2.75-3 00. Parsley: Bu. bskts. N. J.

curly 2 00-3. 00, few 3 few 1.75, Plain LoO-SW. L. Is. bu.

bskts. curly 2.50-3.00, 24 qt. berry crts. 2.00. Pa.

'4 bu. 100. Mushrooms: 3 lb. N. medium to large size 2.50-3.O0.

few 3.25. small to medium size 1.50-2 00, few 2 50; spots and opens Pa. ex. fey. and specials 2.00-2.75, fancys and mediums 1.50-2 25, spots and opens Peas: Bushel hmprs.

small and fair 1.50-2.00. Rhubarb: Per bunch 5. Radishes: L. I. bushel baskets reds 125.

1 3-5 bu. boxes and 24-qt. crates 1.50-2 00. few high as 2.75. N.

J. 1 3-5 bu. boxes red 1.25. Raspberries: N. J.

per pt. red caps 15-35: black caps 15-30. Scailions: Per bunch J. 4-5, '-4 crates 1 75. L.

I. per bunch 4-6. 1 3-5 bu. boxes and 24-qt. berry crates 1.25-50.

Sour grass: N. J. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1 00. L.

I. bu bskts. 1.00 Smr.ach: Savoy type L. I. bu.

bskts. 75, 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1.00-i 50. porer 50-75. N.

J. bushel bskts. 50. Pa. bu.

bskts. 50-65. Squash: N. J. bu.

bskts. yellow 1.00- 2 00- '4 bu. 75-1. CO. Italian type 1.25-2.00, few 2.50.

"a bu. bskts. 1 few small 2.00. few large low as 50. white 1.50-75.

Strawberries: 24-qt. crates 8.78, 16-qt-crates 5.85-86: per qt. 37 6 cents. SWEET POTATOES Sweet potatoes: Bu. hampers Jersey tvpe 4 poorer quality and small 2.00-3 00..

few 3 50. bu. baskets red soil 2.50-75. smaller size 1.50-2.00. Tomatoes: Hothouse Pa.

15-ib. baskets 3.75-4.25. 8 lb. baskets 2.10-25. N.

J. la-lb. baskets 3.00-2 75. smaller size 1 25-0. 8-ib.

baskets 2.00. Philadelphia Quotations PHILADELPHIA. June 26 (U.P.I 1. Supplies were heavier and trading fairly active on the local wholesale fruit and vegetable markets this morning, according to the Federal State Market News Service. Apples: N.

J. bu. bskts. Starrs 3 41, Vi hu. bskts.

2.25, bskts. small 1.2a. bus Henry Clays 3.50. ASPARAGUS Asparagus: N. J.

crates doz bunches 2.75-3.50. few higher, med. 2.00-2.50, small 1(Snap beans: N. J. bu.

bskts. Bountifuls 1.50-2 00. few high as 2.25, rounds 2.2o- 2.50. few high as wax bskts. Bountifuls 75 to 1.00.

few higher, rounds 1.25-1.50, few 1.65-2.00, poorer low as 75. wax 1.50-1.75. few 2.00. Beets: Nearby bunches 2-4-4, poorer 1. bu.

bskts. topped and washed 1.10-1.75. Blackberries, dewberries: N. J. 2 qt-crates 7.5O-9.00, few 9.60-10.00.

BROCCOLI Broccoli: N. J. crates 10 bunches 1.50. Cabbage: N. J.

domestic round type crates 75 to 1.00. lew 1.10, 50 lb. sacks 1 35-1 50. bu. bskts.

55 to 1.00. bskts. 50-65. few 75, poorer 35-40. Carrots: N.

J. buches 2'-2-5. few bus. tonped and washed few 2.00. Cauliflower: N.

J. crates 8-10 heads li. crates i-'den Heart med. size 5.00-7.00. bea- per bunch ic-13 few 14-17.

small 5-7; Paacal 15-18. i 3 50. med. 2. 00-2.

50; N. J. outdoor I bkts. 4.50-5. 00, poorer 2.50, 12-qt.

bkts. Pepor'ed by Laird Ne- i mourt Building. I WHEAT Open Low Noon July 1554 15i 155-', 153', I Seat. 135H 156 IAS3, 15534 Dec 157'j 1574 1.5'2 157'2 COTTON" I Ju'v 21'1! 2116 21 21Tfi I Oct 2101 2114 2101 2114 Dec 2081 2092 2081 2088 Maybe Miss Hav-U-Heard xxxK. Bun Challiva Singing Pebble SCRATCHED! SCRATCHED! SCRATCHED SCRATCHED FIFTH RACE The War Relief Purse No.

purse $2000. plus $1000 war bonds; 3-year-olds and up; allowances; Grade 11-16 miles: In addition the Delaware Steeplechase and Race Association will add a purse of $10,000 and the owner of the shall have the right to designate all or any part of such purse, in such proportions and amounts as he deems fit to any one of the following -War Relief charities: United Service Organizations, Inc. American Red Cross. United Seamans Service, Inc. War Prisoner Aid, Inc.

Half Crown xxxBlitzkrieg Milcave Baruna xxPhantom Player xxEdie Jane Syl's Jimmy Blue Wings Mercy Angel Cruiser Sea Letter Bingo Bridget ..114.. J. ..107 ..113 ..114 Westrope Mills Kirk Dodson ,.116 Snellings .107... Scawthorn .114.. Clark .111 Breen SCRATCHED SCRATCHED SCRATCHED SCRATCHED SIXTH RACE Purse $1,700, plus $850 war bonds; The Chadds Ford; 4-year-olds and up; allowances; 6 furlongs: Primarily 121.

Pat O'See 121. xxHearts Berg Schmidl Scawthorn Basile Mills Scawthorn Snellings Arduini Balzaretti Scawthorn Meade Basile Hokum 112.. xxxCastleridge 107 xxTack Room ...107.. xxExploration 112. xx Jollity 112..

aSignal Corps ...117.. xxAttune 107.. xxxEarly Spring. .107. Michael Orin ...117., xxxLucky SCRATCHED xxxSal Old Pal SCRATCHED xxxaldentic SCRATCHED xxJohn Hu'icutt.

SCRATCHED xxxHere Goes SCRATCHED Lit Up SCRATCHED aMiss E. M. Hayman-W. A. Croll, Jr.

entry. SEVENTH RACE: Purse $1,800, plus $900 war bonds; 4-up; allowances; 1 1-16 Foe CWoe 115., Tatu 116. Omaha Mike ....120., xxxGraustark. 114.. Sun Galomar ...114.

Coosa 121. Bloodhound 113., xxCushlamacree. 106. Bright Argosy ...117.. year-olds and miles: J.

Breen Schmidl Dodson Mills Basile Westrope Keiper Scawthorn Balzaretti SCRATCHED Sir Echo Grain Market CHICAGO. June 26 AP was dull at the opening of today's grain marker. There was a noticeable lack of buying interest and futures opened lower. At 11 a. m.

wheat was unchanged to 38 burner than Saturday close. July Sl.SS3-,. Oars were to 7 higher. July 74'. Rye was lower to higher.

July Barley was to 4 higher. July $1.21 '4. I Day's Record, Tides Sun rose this morning 5:32 Sun this evening 8:33 Sun rises tomorrow morning 5.33 Sun sets tomorrow evening 8:33 Moon sets tonight 12:32 Length of day. 15 hours, 1 minute. Temperatures at Porter Reservoir 5 clock Saturday 64 Highest Saturday 78 Lowest Saturday 62 8 a.

m. yesterday 66 Noon yesterday 72 Highest yesterday 78 Lowest during night 62 8 a. m. today 68 Noon today 76 Tides at Marine Terminal 1 Mouth of Christina) High Low A. 4:24 11:44 M.

4 57 11:59 High Tides Today AM P.M. 106 1:47 2:01 2:42 2 53 3.23 3:8 3:58 3 53 4 23 2 18 3:43 Lewes Kit's Hummock Bombay Hook Port. Penn Fedv Point Ci' Pa -'a rompiiid dv Coast and fceodetic Survey. SECURITIES AND C03DIODITIES LAIRD, BISSELL MEEDS Member NEW TOSK STOCK EXCHANGE New Tork Curt Exehanja Philadelphia Stooft Exchange New Tork Cocoa Exchange New Tork Coffe. A Sngar Exchange NEW TORK OCPONT BCTLDING WILMINGTON -t-TELEPHOVE S-4241.