The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 15

w-e we-aae- Journal-Every Evening. Wilmington. Delau-are. Saturday. August 21.

1943 Fifteen EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Funeral for Sergeant Will Be Held Monday Obituary Mrs. M. M. B. McGovern Dies After Long Illness Word has been received here of the death yesterday at 3 o'clock in Baltimore of Mrs.

Marv Meyers i i i II Brown McGovern. a former resident of this city and Newark. Mrs. Mc-i Govern, who had been ill for some time, died at the home of her son, Francis Brown, 3135 Oakford Avenue. Baltimore.

With her first husband, the late Daniel Brown, she was propretor of the Deer Park Hotel in Newark for a number of years. She is survived by her son and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at I th Ferrn Lemmon Funeral Home at 4611 Park Heights Avenue. Baltimore, at 9 o'clock Monday morn- aiS-SS 0- Jsling with requiem mass at St. Am- Drose ft.

U. riiiunic. j- 1 1 3e -ft Auction Pii Tf Mnfj Lena i Aula AettuorlM t3 Mongi Ama Un II Monns. Truciln Autnmphiia Sala 41 Musicsl Instrument S.s AijiomonT. 44 Notice 3 Auro Hira 44 Property 4 Ante Trurkt St'a 4 Fimtlr.t.

Ptparlni 1' Barter. Fxchansa S2 rrnpoti T4 Ream? Culture 13 Poultry StJDpllea Bicycle. Goort 4 Pro'eiiirmit 8tre1ea 23 Bids Cofitractini 1 ft Pltres Rent 41 Buildlnt sla'ert! 34 Eingrarlnt Bide. Sun. T1A Radios 43 Roardins Schoc! 43 Retort Rent 45 Boat.

Accefsona St Resort Sa! 73 Ktjslnest Opp. 15 Rootrs Bor1 40 Caniasse'. A (en I Real Kltat' Etp4 F.lectrlcal t9 Real Estate Brotera Farm Rent 41 Repalnri 44 lerl 14 eUiMroin Vantetf CountrT Service Offered 14 toKS, Birds 4S Situations, fetnala 14 MreEsrr.aStni. "Mtiatlons. Male 11 Farms Sa'a T4 -tieruls at S'ora Fuel.

Feed 40 sttocks. Bonds Ftirnlshed Ama. 44 4uhurrn Rent 4fi Oarajes Rent 41 Suburban T4 Rrofina 14 Trailers Hetp-Femaia 4 Tracer Carops fle'p. Mil. rnu).

4 Rent Help Mala 4 rproifTarlni 24 Roites. Boarding 43 Wanted 4 Horsea. Cat" 44 Wtd Autnmnflea 4' Pousehold Good 41 Wanted Borrow 4 Rouses Rent 4' Wanted Rut 41 Rouses Sale 71 Wanted Romes 44 flskpi Rooms St Wanted Inseit S7 Inmiranr 1 Wanted To Rent 4T l.esai Nolle T4 Wtrl. Real Es'a'a t4 l.ot Sl Tl Wid Room Board 4f Ijnt. Fc md 1 Whera To Eet Mate A Feroa'a Wuhout Boa'd 41 slarhir'" roots S4 Wear'nr apparel 49 Help Wanted Female SALESLADIES, women or achool giris for Saturdays.

S. S. Kresge 611 Market St. SEAMSTRESS Experienced cm finishing, lining fur coats; good par to right person. Apply Dan Laub.

1009 Tafnall. aLesg irTs STEADY JOB. 25 MARKET ST. SILK PRESSORS Experienced and learners, paid while learning, time and half time for over 40 hours. Trt State Service.

4212 Market St. ladies' coati and suits Full or part time. Year 'round position Apolv Mrs. Ltnderman. 3rd fir.

ARTHUR'S APPAREL SHOP, Market at Seventh. SALESLADIES Full or part time; positions for mature women who may wish to work part time or housewives mho can work certain davs each week. S. 6. Kresge fill Market St.

SENIOR CLERK STENOGRTiWeR for permanent employment with State Board of Welfare, on merit svstcm Liberal vacation and sick leave. Work classified as essential. Write 2121) Market St Wilmington, or cell 4-24R1. SALESLADIES AND WAITRESSES FULL OR PART TTME P. KRESGE 01 MARKET STREET.

SODA DISPENSER GOOD HOURS GOOD AR T. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. GEO BRITTTNGHAM. DEL. TRUST BLDG.

STENOGRAPHER FOR OFFICE IN CENTRAL SFr- TION OF CITY PERMANENT POSITION. HOURS 10 A TO 4 STATE AGF. EXPFKI- FNCF AND SALARY FXPFCTFD. WRITE F-l. NEWS-JOURNAL OFFICE.

SALESLADIES (OVER 181 have severs! a'factive our drug and cosmetic deparrmcrr.s Perma nent positions, no experience while in training. paid APPLY WHELAN DRUG CO. 821 MARKET ST. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND LEARNERS Age 16-50 48 Hour Week Tima and Half for Day Work Only Real Peacetime Job No Seasons High Piece Work Ra'ej and Full Fay At All Times War Workers Do Not Apply. RICHARD PAUL, INC.

83 N. WALNUT ST. Stenographers Those employed In essential activities within the past 30 davs must oro-duce a statement of ava.labili'v from previoua emplover or from tha War Manpower Commisr.on. Write or Apply in Person E.l.du Pont de Nemours Co Inc. Personnel Division Room 6009, DuPont Building SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER TYPIST FILE CLERK FOR Airline icork.

Fine working condition. Type of industry that will be busy during and after War. For Intrrvifw Wrrite or Telephone AH American Aviation, Inc. 21(1 Greenhill Wilmington, Del. Phone 7391, Extension 14.

TWO WAITRESSFS Counter and tahle: no Sundavs. Apply Hotel Grande, 100 French Street. TYPIST Permanent position. Advancement. Insurance office Excellent aalarv.

NORTH AMERICAN MUTUAL INS CO. 228 W. Ninth St THE HILL SCHOOL. Pottstown. Pa has nnenines for white single girls and women, also married couples in various duties around a Boys' Boarding School, waitresses.

Kitchen, pantry and laundry workers. Older people accented Salary, board and room, medical attention. Send snapshot If possible, which will he returned. Address: Business Manaier. gumc lull details, type of work desired or consult your local U.

S. Employment Service Office Workers in essential industries please do not annlv. WOMAV To make sandwiches; good pay, good hours. Apply 2018 Market Sf. WIDOW desires refined woman to assist with housework.

Phone 2-42SS. WANTED Clerk. King St. Loeber Grocery Co 418 WANTED Housekeeper for small familv. Phone Holly Oak 4838.

WOMAN Reliable. middle-aced. white Good home Family 2 adults Plain cookire. Good wages. Phone Berwvn.

Write Box 201. WHITE GIRL for first floor work. priviTTe residence: no cooking necessary. Good wages. Phone 91-2014.

WANTED White chambermaid tor bouse, country place. Write F-31, News-Journal Co. WHITE GIRL over 25. for housework; no laundrv; sleep In. after 6 p.

O. 3329 WOMAN for general housework and cooking; no laundry, sleep in Good wages. Phone 3-0646. WOMAN TO WORK IN STORE. APPLY ECONOMY CLEANERS.

900 UNION STREET. WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 2604 MADISON ST PH. 4-9489 WAITRESS For taproom Good hours Good wages Apply 2018 Market St. WAITRESS Over 25 Tears of age.

Houra to 12 m. Apply 1208 Market WAITRESSES wanted: good hours ard good pay Apply Rich Drug 308 W. Street. Help Wanted Female 5 DISHWASHER Colored. Apply B.

ft O. Restaurant, 1616 Delaware Ave. DO YOU LIKE TO SELL? Do you like to meet nice people? It you do. one of Wilmington's better women shops hs a position for you that will pay up to 420 a week to 4trt with rhance for rapid promotion. The work is not difficult and you will be in pleasant stir-rounding.

Anyone from to 5(1 mav apply and all applications will be held In tnct confidence. Write Box F-26, News-Journal Co. EPErENCED-WAITRESS No Sunday or holiday work. Apply in person to Coffee Shop. 9th and Orange in the Dl Fahatinn Fldg Experienced Hairdresser Good Salary ALFRED 912 Del.

Ave. Ph.4-5022 EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN Good Salary, Steady Work Pleasant Working Conditions See Mr. Trotter THE FRENCH SHOP 134 MARKET ST. FOUNTAIN SALESPEOPLE No experience necessarv Full or part time; uniforms furnished and laundered. 8.

8 Kresge Co fill Market St FOUNTAIN HELP Women age 21 to 30 preferred Ciood Salary and Hours No Sunday Work Meala Furnihd ECKERD'S pin ORANor st FOUNTAIN GIRLS (WHITE I Ideal working conditions, vacation with pay. Uniforms furnished. No experience tlr'i'r Paid while in training. APPLY WHELAN DRUG CO. 823 MARKET ST.

GIRL for fountain work. Apply Verna' Coffee Shop. 121 Market St GIRLS White, to learn electrical work. Tha McHugh Electric 211 W. 8'h St GIRL for cooking and general housework Phone 51-4480.

GtRL White, wanted for general holjse-work; sleep in. 1323 DuPont St. Fhone 4-9797. GIjRLS To work kitchen. Apply time- i keeper.

Ho' el Du Pont. Ask for Mr Oah. GIRL For soda fountain; full or part time Apply 3 601 Penna. Ave. or 303 W.

8th St. GIRL WANTED General housework. 3 in family Good salary 112 West 36th Street GIRL Colored, for washing glasses at soda fountain. Apply Eckerd's. and Orange St reets.

GIRLS AND WOMEN wanted. Aprtlv Wilmington Hosiery Mills, 5th and Monroe Sts. GIRL, Position permanent; some tyoing. no dictation; pleasant, working conditions; five-day eek Give phone num- her Write F-2S. Co GIRLtWhitei, t0 answer telephone and do plain sewing.

Phone 7143 Apn'v Msr. Kenz'e's Cleaners to Dyers, 807 Snip-lev St GI RL FO ATOU NT A I Market Street I RL ORM ARR IED WOMAN for clerical work in a bank. Reference required rite F-l 4, News-Journal Office HELP Reliable, furn or short notice. Se- ct Emplovment OlTice, 7(11 1 D-a! 3-1763. Mrs Poplar St.

HOUSEKEEPER Good wages 202n Market St. Ph Arn! 4-5154. LADIES wanted to work in lewelry store. Anplv Norman I. Harris.

503 Market Street. LAUNDRY GIRLS WANTED No experience necessarv Apply Saver 18th and Market Sts. LADIES wi'h drivers' licenses to deliver ght packages. 5 days week. No Saturdays or Sundays Substantial salary and bonus.

Write Box F-3nt News-Journal Co. orator i 'j JU. IperS No Experience Necessary gh School Education or Its Equivalent Desirable ACE LIMIT 16 TO 35 Must Have Proof of U. S. Citizenship.

Do not apply if now engaged In essential war work. Phone Wilm. 3-8801 Extension 214 For Personal Interview Or report' directly to plant HERCULES POWDER CO. Experiment Station MILLINERY SALESLADY An excellent position at good with opportunity for advancement and greater earnings. If you've had experience serving the better clientele apply at once to mil-linerv department at BR AUNSTErN' S.

NURSES GRADUATES $9-ill day. Practical. Undergraduates, Plent'v work. Excellent rooms. Free pamphlet.

Intervale Agency. Wheeler Ave New York. N. Y. OPERATORS POWER SEWING MACHINES on all parts.

Highest p.ece work rate and bonus. War workers do not apply. Quality Manufacturing ISth and Poplar Sts. OPERATORS. EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED AT ONCE, GOOD PAY BONUS.

STEADY WORK APPLY i MITTELM AN. BERNSTEIN to 15TH AND WALNUT STS OPERATORS LEARNERS Single Needle and Special Machines. TOPKIS BROS. CO. 217 French Street.

If In war work do not apply. FrACTICAL NURSE or undersTadLTalTlo general duty. Apply Nursing Home. 1513 Frankl-n St Fnpericnced pressers wan'ed lmmedl-aviv. good pay Apply at once Mittelman, Bernstein Co.

lath and Walnut Sts. Help Wanted Male anca 4ircrat (Corporation GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS New Union Contracts Home Cooked Food In Our Cafeteria Band Concerts During Lunch Period Clean, Cool; Congenial Work On Airplanes WANTED Tool Inspectors Tool Designers Tool Makers Jig Builders Draftsmen Tool and Methods Engineers Bench Hands Steel Fitting Men Sub Assembly Men Production Line Assemblers Cabinet Makers Wood Assemblers Wood Tool and Jig Makers Wood Final Assemblers Trainees Clerks Stenographers Apply BELLANCA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 4 W. 4th St. Wilmington, Del. Open 7 to 9 P.

M. Tuesday and Thursday Evenings or United States Employment Service 601 Shipley Street Wilmington, Del. Do Mot Apply If Already Engaged In Defense Work. Help Wanted Female WAITRESSES for aoda fountain, day work; no Sundays. Apply Soda Shop, Hotel DuPont.

Those employed In essential industry will not be considered WOMEN 1 2 for counter and making sandwiches; morning, afternoon or evening work: $20 per week. tips, mealp. WINNIE LUNCHEONETTE. 101 E. Front arrns Penna.

Sta'ton. WANTED Office girl to run errands and do miscellaneous office work. Knowledge of typing helpful but not essential. No Saturday work. If now employed do not applv Address reply F-34, News-Journal Co.

Wanted experienced COOK ri live in at rnun'ry home. Iios per month Also MAID for general housework. SS5 per month Give full experience Wri'e F-32 News-Journal Company. WOMEN BETWEEN THE. AGES OF 1 AND 4S FOR EMPLOYMENT AT SAN-NAP-PAK MFG.

CO. AT ROCKLAND. DEL. Apnly to w. Welch, general manatee.

Those now engaged in war work need not apply. WANTED Machine Operators OVER 1 8 YRS. OLD No Exper. Required Applicant Must Produca a s'atement of availability from previous e.mplnver or a referral card from E. 01 Ship.ey St.

Bond Manufacturing Co. 1 6th and Locust Streets WOMEN 1B-40 We Will Train You in Electric Welding Torch Cutting Time Keeping Valve Assembling Turret Lathe Operating Drill Press Operating Milling Machine Operating Choice of Day or Night Shift Monthly Increases While in Training ZALLEA BHDS. R. JOHNSON Taylor anrl Lncusl Please do not apply If engaged In esenlal YOUNG LADY Neat, attractive, as receptionist or colarist photograph studio: no previous experience necessary. Applv In person between 10 30 a.

m. and 12 a m. Lorstan S'udio. 701 Market St. 2 GIRLS OR WOMEN One with knowledge of tvpmg and general office routine, and willirenss frt learn operation of brvikkpepirg machine; salary $1,300 annually.

The n'rfr for general office rjnri end payroll work, tvpmg exp. not necessary; salary annually. Permanent Jobs not, Just for the duration Old established Wilmington firm Centrally loca'ed Essential Industry Excellent working conditions Vacations with pay Group hospital service available Group insurance available All replies muf be in own handwriting and will be held in strict confidence. Write F-28. News-Journal Co.

Help Wanted Male P. or Eve. extra hours work for employed man. Good pay. Write M-3, Co.

A MAN FOR WHOLFSALE BREAD ROUTE IN MARYLAND RICE'S BAKERY 110 Todd's Lane. Persons now employed In war work will not, be rons dered. AT ONCE CABINET MAKERS CARPENTERS, LABORERS APPLY McCLOSKEY-GRANT CORP. SALISBURY. MARYLAND.

PHONE 1760. Do not apply if engaged in essential work. A BREAD SALESMAN WANTED By Large Progressive Bakmg Company Outdoor Work, Essential Industry Opportunity for advancement from ranks Bakerr aalesman experience not necessary, company trams own men. RICE'S BAKERY 110 Todd's Lane Tersons now employed In war work will pot. be considered BOY wanted leern electrical work.

Mc-Hugh Electric Co 211 8th st. BUS BOY W'hre or colored, must be salary and meais Apply Mr Donovan, Woolwonh. 9th and Market Sts. Help Wanted Male BILL POSTERS wanted, piece work. It.rV per 24-sheet.

Apply Hessler, 1US and Union S's. Thone 4-57D4 BOYS 14 luri or oTer; learn now for winter acason: $10 to flS while learcirt. Call in person at GradT Recreation Center. 8'h and Orange St BRICKLAYERS COME READY TO WORK AFFLY AT JOB CORKER SOUTH RODNEY AS EA.VNI0 STREETS WILMINGTON. DELAWARE CLEFK Some knowledge of bookkeeping.

Phone 3-191. CTTTirF EXPERIENCED OV DFESSE5. i'y MARYLAND AVS-. THIRD FLOOR. CAFFFNTER First-class; f.

per hour; jobbing and alterations. Anpiv Cn-rnr4 Ave and B. O. R. R.

H. Clif'on. CAULKERS $1.10 HR. P'eadT work Appiv at once, Construction foot of Corr.rnere gt. No mar workers app.

'CARPENTERS MILLWRIGHTS let class. No others need app'jr. $1.50 Per Hour Job 6 Days Time and Half on Saturday GEORGE A. FULLER CO. Deepwater, N.

J. Qicmht yutant Some experience in handling hizh explosives required School Education cr It's Equivalent Desirab'e AGE LIMITS 20 TO 40 M'lt hate prrtnf nf V. Citizenship. Dei not apply if now engaged in essential war work. Phone Wilm.

3-SS01 Exten-sion 214, for Personal Interview Or report directly to plant HERCULES POWDER CO. Experiment Station DRIVER SALESMAN WANTTP GUARANTEED PAt APY-COOO HOCES ESSENTIAL 5. SAYER BROS. ''Z1! MKRET pT? EXTRA EARNINGS Averaee Mi w.k!r for 4 hours dailv in ppre Mve. no ei-rer'nce nece-ary.

9 to 11 a. re. at Tot Wept pt rnrrer Electric Crane Operators Electric Crane Repairmen MACHINISTS Maintenance Helper! LABORERS APPLY Employment Department WORTH STEEL CO. CLAYMONT. DELAWARE Do Not Apply If Engaged War Work ESSENTIAL WORK In CHEMICAL INDUSTRY Good Wages Steady Work Vacations with Pay Pension Plan Service Bonus Croup Insurance Eu transportation f-tr el! fh f's from Wilmir.gion direct to p.

art. Applicants hoT Sta'emer. ftl 01 Street Do not apply er.gafd In other war work Apply at plant rear Rora Hill on Wilm.r.fon-New Cast! Hijhway. ATLAS POINT WORKS ATLAS POWDER CO. FREIGHT HANDLERS Able-bodied Men Aged 18-55 to Hand! Freight.

Apply P. R. R. Co. Freight Station 3rd and Pine Sts.

Wilmington GUARDS Necessarv no pe-l-e-ce rerjj-rei food riv Mus, 5 e-'Hces, draft j-j weight. Writ M-3. Co. Faul L. Stanley Funeral services for Paul Stanley.

23. who died yesterdav at the Casualty Hospital. Washington. D. will be held at 11 o'clock i Monday morning at the McCrery Funeral Home.

2700 Washington street. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery'. Smyrna. Born in this city. Mr.

Stanley lived here until moving to Washington eight years ago. He was an oil burner mechanic. Surviving him are: Two brothers. C. Franklin and Thomas B.

Stanley, this city, and two Mrs. Florpnr rvmhh this city, and Mrs. Mary Garvin, i Philadelphia. Unmarried. Mr.

Stan-! was the son of the late Beniamin I F. and Edith Smith Stanley. 1 Jaar T. David Funeral service for Laac T. David.

74. who died night at his home. 3 West Eighteenth Street, will be held at 11 o'clock next Tuesday mornir.2 at the McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street. In- I will be in Riverview Cemetery.

Mr. David, a freight conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad for 27 years, had been ill about a year. Mr. David is survived by a son. Russell T.

David, with whom he lived, and a daughter. Mrs. J. E. Griffith.

Absecon. N. and two crandchildrpn. He was a member of i the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman. Other Deaths ALBERT ATHBONE In South Norwalk.

Conn 75; former Assistant secretary of the Treasury and a lawyer for S3 years; he en'ered the V. S. Treasury Department in 1918 i In connection with lans to foreien governments, acted as representative of the United Stares on the Repara-j tionf Commission. SIR WILLIAM H. IRVINE In; M-lbourne Australia.

R5: former Premier of Victoria born in Ireland, i vifi ed 'he United States in 1915 as! a nart of his Hutips on thp defense commr'pp of Australia. i DP. WALTER G. BRIDGE In Morri5vii. Vt 68; formerly con- nct.d with th Tuft Lntal School and Harvard rnt a 1 School and Boston School of Mechanical Ecntitry; was an expert on and bridges.

MAURICE ROLLINS In Pitts-' if Awctrolii field. 65; a Main sportsman's: cuirie for nearlv 50 vears and owner of a Moose River camp. MORRIS POLIN In Philadel- rhia. 69; founder and president of th Mammoth Hosierv Mills in 1 Trenton. N.

and Strourisburg. Pa.i i I OIW to Check Trices 1" a a AT I i II itiaiiraiu The enforcement division of the Delaware OPA planninz to check all restaurant and cafe menus in th city and state to make sure that prices have ben bark to the jovpl nf th wek of April 4 to 10. OPA said today. Thov warned restaurant owners pnd operators that under the maxi- mum price regulations No. 2-1, all are required to have the fol- lowing declaration printed them.

-All prices are Our Ceiling prices or below. By OPA regulation, fUr ceilings are based on our higher a 1rl inn prices from April 4 to Apnl 10. 1943. Our menus or price lists Or that in avai'ah'o for msnec- i Those who are discovered to h3'. failed to comply will be suejm 10 prescribed penalties, it was said.

18-Vrar-OIfU Warned To for Draft! Official? at Staff Selective Service headquarters today reiterated a re-rprtf warning that boys reaching 18 ypars of ace must register with their local draft boards. No special registration davs ar f-pf aside: each youth has the obligation of registering when he reaches riraft age and failure to do so ran result in fines of $10,000 and five jears imprisonment. Informed that chairmen of several Philadelphia draft boards had reported hundreds of youths in that area have failed to register and that they are checking their ages with records. State officials said that no necessity for such action is apparent in Delaware as yet. They said they believed thp number of violators in the state is very small.

Man I Fincl So On of Trrsjia A charpp nf attempted breaking unci entering aeainst Samuel De-Maree, 1000 block North Adams was chanced to trespass by Assistant City Solicitor Joseph H. Flanzer before Jud2e Henry R. Isaacs in Municipal Court today and he was fined $5 and costs. DeMaree was arrested early today by Patrolman John Melvin when he was found on the roof of 917 Orange Street. Amos Butler, 14 Irwins Court, was fined $3 and costs on an assault i and battery charge.

Tha court continued seven cases nd paroled two defendants. Births THORNTON To Mr. Thornton. E.k'or. Mr Htspi'al on Aug.

21. a and M-s Fug a' The Memorial da.ugh'er. INGMAN-To Mr. P.ne Hpita: on Ami a nd Mr Ar-hur a Delasrjre son To M- nd Melville An-f $'r 3.17 Est' S'r'. a- Peiaxare Hospital on An? JP.

a dauah'er MrDOXs'ELL To M- and Mr nanus W'Doi ell. 1501 Lancas'er Aver.u'. a-Delaware Hospital on Ag a acn. PIERSOL To Mr aid Mri. Lti'her 9 West Thirtieth S'ree'.

a- Delaware Hospital on Au? 21, a daughter. YOrvo To Mr and Mrs Young, Nea- c5'. Sv Franc. Hospttai en a damh-er V- Mrs ide is. H) Terra'e.

Franc i H-'pi'a; on vis. a "HFRRJV and i-n Ger.era. Hnspi't: rn n. it wu- Aug a 9- i it of his C. nis in to he a i i i lif I Serpt.

Harvey Lewis Baldwin Funeral services for Serct. Harvey Lewis Baldwin, who died suddenly a heart attack on Thursday hile attending classes at Pennsylvania State College. State Collce, under the Array specialized training: prorram. will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of paren's. Mr.

and Mrs. William Baldwin of Yorklyn. He will be buried in Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church Cemetpry. Sergeant Baldwin, who had been the Army lor two vpars. is sur- vivffl by his wife, the former Miss Dorothv Mav Dawson of Newark, parents, two sisters, and five two of are scrvin2 the Armv overseas.

(njsricntioilS Tllief Returns Book Flllld CT iTTTC (I! P) Th. noti-mt oiji.v. conscience of an unidentified thief resulted in the return, intact, of $1,053 taken from the pockets of a bus boy at a St. Louis hotel. He had been saving to buy war bonds.

The money was turned over to thp police by a clergyman who declined be identified. He toid po.ice it had been given to him by a pari.sh- ioner whom he refused to name. John Dimitroff, the bus boy. said did not wish to prospcuf, as the "ir Bmc.i and the parishioner was necessarily confidential one. Dimitroff took his money and went off to buy war bonds.

CARD OF THANKS of the Baltimore and Ohio Pail-t road for their evprpion of ''trnth-. ftoral orennaa and use of rar. during our rerep' r.erea-.ement fhe dP3-'n nf husband and rpr Teter Herithev and farrnlv IN MFMORIAM Tn loving memorv nf hcahand and fa'her. Fmeat Watner who passed awav Atig-i list 23. 1940.

Sariiv misled hv Wife A- Pons In sad hu' lnvir.e rr.emorv of our dear brorher. Frsrlc F'llmrie hn renarted rhi to vears sen torta-- A'j-mst 21 731. Murray M'Garri'y who rliri Ag'i 2:. Tn (hoe who hve a Mother TrrA vvh Invns, For yo-i rver krow her viit Till you see h- varan- rhai'. Sadly missed bv her rbi'deri In lovmi memorv of our Mo'her and Grandmother.

Hester Crossan who departed this Itfe Aurusr 22. when a Mother breathes her last The B'roke means more than tongue can telj; The world seems rj'tite another place. Without the arrule of our M'ht face Lo :r.g thoughts and fertrfr. Just to show m-e remember Sadly missed hy her children and grandchildren Dralli ISolicrs BALDWIN -Suddenly a- P'a'e rollese. Fa on August' 19.

1S41. Scrg'. Harvev Lewis Baldwin, husband of Doro'bv May Baldwin. nBe Dawsnn, and son of William C. and Irma Penrork Baldwin, aged 2" ytt.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services at his residence. Yorklyn, on Mon-dav afternoon. August 21. at 2 o'clock. Interment, in Lower Brandywine Ceme-terv.

Friends mav call Sunday evening between 7 and 9 o'clock. DAVID A' his la'e residence. It Wes' i Eighteenth S-ree'. on August 20. 1941.

i Isaac T. David. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at The McCrery Funeral Home. 271(1 Washington S'reet. on Tuesday morning.

August 24. at li o'clock In'erment at Riverview Cemeterv. Frinris may call a' the funeral home Monday evening DOWNER Suddenly in this city on Aug tst jo. 1943. husband of Kate Downes nf 2R12 Marke' aged S3 vears.

Relatives, friends. Del- mar Lodge. A. F. A- A.

M. St. John Chanter. No. 4.

R. A Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen and R. R. Relief Association are irvt'ed to attend the funeral services The Smith Funeral Home. TT.entv-fifth and Market S'reets.

on Sundav evening. Augus 23. a' 8 clock. Furthr servires at Od Fc Uotx Cemeterv. Milford.

on Monday a' 1 clock. PETERS In Ogden. Ta on Attsu't It43. Du'ton. hu.sband of the late Mary E.

Peers, aged Ho years. Relatives, friends and members of Ogden Fire are invited to the funeral service from his late residence. Chichester Road. Ogden. Pa on Wednesday afternoon.

August 25. a 2 clock. Interment at Chester Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. STANLEY Suddenly, in Washmg'on.

C. on Augus' 20. Paul son of the late Benjamin F. and Edith Smi'h S'anlev, aged 28 vears Relatives and fronds are invt'ew tn the services at the McCrery Funeral Home. 270fl Washmpton S'reet, nrt Mortdsv morn-irg.

August 23. at n'rlork. In'erment at Odd Fellows' femeterv. Smyrna. Del.

Friends mav rail at the funeral home on evening TTRVFR-In Odessa. Pel. on Auiusf 20. Mrcaret widow of Clarence Turner of Miliington. Md ased 77 vears.

Rela'ives and friends are invited to a'tend the funeral services in Odessa. Del dock Sunday evening- at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Townsend.

Further service at the Trmitv Methodist church. MiUmtcton. Monday at 2 o'clock. Interment Friends Burvine Ground. Millmgton.

Mri. Michael A. Mealey Son I Funrral Dirpclorg W. Cor. 7th Cr Broom Phone 2-5913 phone yorra class rrrro ad.

'PHONE 4-5351 ASK FOR WANT AD TAKER ANNOUNCEMENT Lost, Found LOST GoM bracelet blue stores. Aug. Reward. Phone 3-1375 or 4-8831. LOST Lady's Flam wrist watch on Eighth StrPft car.

Reward. S1J North Union Street. LOST Black wallet, containing valuable' and identifications. Reward. George F.

Mason. 13O0 N. Harrison St. Fh. 5-3150.

LOST Pen and pencil, left in Fckerd'a St store. Finder please call H. 5532 LOST Brown colhe. about 5 months old, in vicin Brandvwine. Return to 212 W.

St. or Ph. 4-0239. Reward. LOST Two female Cocker Spaniels, black and white, brown and white.

Phone Holly Oak 645S. Reward. LOST Wallet, containing money, ptcture.t. etc in Silver Thursi. noon.

Finder may keep money and rettirn wai-let and contents 10 office. Notices ALICE MARIE CALLAHAN please get in 'ouch with Mrs. John L. Mack of Wash-ipe'on. C.

Tele Franklin BANQUET ROOM, accommodates 20-fiO. Idel for farewell parties, clubs, lodges. e'r Natural Food Center. "706 King St CASH FOR MEN'S USED CLOTHING HATS. SHOFS.

1 118 Market St. Phone "EDGINGSrR FfXiNGsTrR AIDS, RIC-RAC, ZIPPFRS. BUTTONS. THE FABRIC SHOP. 6 7TH ST.

THE OLDE DUTCH SHOPha. belrs7 briTd. ric-rac, thread, zippers, dressmakeri' stipnlies. etc 4 "in Sr. 100' PURE WOOL 4 oz.

ske.n: big variety crochet cotton. 5 balls si nrt; large variety stamp linen. 625 King St. Wanted YOUNG MAN desires ride to Cleveland. Ohio, or points South or East.

Phone EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female 5 AT ONCE Girl fo- general office work, some phone and accounting experience, good salary, permanent pntitton. GREENHILL DAIRY INC. 2ND AND GREENHILL AVE PH. 4-7741. A YOUNG LADY WANTED To Mark in Ready to Wenr Good Pav Mart Be Experienced Apply Mr.

Trotter THE FRENCH SHOP 834 MARKET ST. AN EXCELLENT OPENING is available for salesladies interested in permanent positions that offer opportunity for advancement and greater compensation. The working conditions are most pleasant and you will be serving a better clientele If you've had experience in selling lingerie, blouses, hosiery, gloves, or handbags apply by MAIL only, giving age and details of your previous employment All letters held in strictest confidence. Address BR AUNSTEIN'S. Wilmmg'nn.

Del I Arthur's Apparel Shop Market at Seventh Requires Experienced SALESWOMEN CASHIERS OFFICE WORKERS For full or part time positions wi'h chance for advancement. Apply Mri. Linderman. 3rd floor. BOOKKEEPER Experienced preferred, ahort hand and typing essential.

Permanent position; excellent talary. Writ F-S News-Journal Co. BOOKKEEPER With firm enged in war work, gteadv wotIc af'er the war. Typing essential. Good pay.

Central location. Write Box F-29. News-Journal Co. CHINESE MAID Housework and pTain cooking; for American family. Excellent wages.

Phone 2-6806. COLORED GIRL To wash silverware, and glasses at soda fountain, S. S. Krege. 11 Market Street.

CLERK Assistant bookkeeper! Must be able to post ledeers; permanent position Apply Eppe's. 308 Market St. CLERICAL WORK of an interesting char-acter la the posi'ion open for a girl Just about to start off on her business career Salary to start is up to 20. and experience is not Important, so one who has had huh school or business college training should apply Working conditions are most pleasant and the opportunity for advancement is good. Wri'e Box -Journal Co.

AS HIFRS AND WRAP RFRSAn excel-lent opportunity to gain experience for those Jus; s'aring out on a business career Apply in person at credit office on mezzanine floor at ERAUNSTEIN S..