The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 16

Sixteen Journal-Every Evcafcy Wilmiiyon, Delaware, Friday, Jnly 9, 1940 cab or TUNU situation vArrrcp ANNOUNCEMENT EMPLOYMENT Obitouiry the Mm address; two brothers, F. Morris Oaraer of Brldgeton. N. Chaunoey Casper. Berlin, Md and a sister, Mrs.

Bessie Holland, Berlin. Funeral services will be held at the Yeatman Funeral Home, 819 Washington Street, at 10:30 o'clock We wtsrh to thank relatives, friends and neighbor for their kindness. ITOMUl. floral offerings end ue of eui during Hir recent bereavement In the death of mother. Luc Ik flora Oiaclnto.

who died -wiv a. i4. Family. Death Notices ADAMS Tb France, on June. 34.

1944, Pc. Ralph E. Adam, son of the late Lawrence and Mrs. Lillian Carmine, aged 19 Relatives and friends are Invited to the services at the funeral parlors of JR. T.

Jones. Newark. on Sunday af- ternoon. July 10. at 3:30 ciock.

inter-. stent at Newark Cemetery. Friends may at the funeral borne. 7 to a ociock. BIDDLE In tTnlon Hospital.

Elk ton. on July 9. 1948. Clara Biddle. of Elk ton, Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services at The Pippin Funeral Home.

Elk ton. Md on Sunday -afternoon. July 11. at 3 o'clock (daylight saving timet, interment at ElKton cetne terr. Friends may call Saturday -evening Jrem 7 until 9 ciock.

--BISSELL In Cleveland. Ohio, on Jnly 9. 1948. Will husband of the late Alice Bissell. father of Mrs.

Mary Ridler of Del. and Mrs. Avis Richard- son. 01 Cleveland. Ohio, aged 78 years Services and interment Saturday.

July 10. Jn Cleveland. "lEOWN At his late residence. 213 8. Jack 1 -son Street, on Jul- fi.

1S48. James J- husband of Catherine A. Kelly and son of the late Patrick and Kate Brown. Reia-- tlves. friends and members of the Defiance A.

are invited to attend the funeral from The Mealey Funeral Home. 703 Broom Street, on Monday morning. July 12. at 9 o'clock (daylight saving time). fcoiemn reouiem mass at St.

Pauls cnuren art. 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Sounder eve I---Bin after 7 o'clock. BETTS In this city, on July 7.

1948. Mary wife of the late Robert J. Betts. and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence. 317 Woodlawn Avenue, Saturday morning "July 10, at 10 o'clock.

Requiem mass at Thomas' Church at 10:30 o'clock, in teraent at Cathedral Cemetery. J5ROOK8 A Veterans Hospital, on July 7. 1948. Junius A. Brooks, aged 63 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend lire funeral services at The John w. solcer Heme, (mil-censor to William F. Haines). Twenty-fourth and Market Streets, on Saturday morning. July 10.

at 11 o'clock (daylight saving time). Inter- meat at Old Drawyers Cemetery. Friends may can at the funeral home Friday eve- nine alter 7 clock. At his late residence. 3114 Bid-die Rl.rt.

nn Jnlv 1S4R. Allison -husband of Florence Pennock and son. Of the late John and Mary Beaver. Keia tives. friends and employes of the Warner -Theatres are Invited to attend the funeral from The Mealev Funeral Home.

703 Broom Street, on Saturday morning. July 10. at 9 o'clock. Reouiem mesa at tsc Thomas Church at 9:30 o'clock. ment at St.

Agnes' Cemetery. West ter. Pa. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 o'clock. KT.AKZKflPWirrX Tn thi r.ltv.

on A. 1948. Sophie, wife of the late Stephen Blasskiewlcs. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from her late residence. 407 East Third Street, on Bat-Tardav morning.

July 10. at 8:30 O'clock (daylight saving time). Requiem mass at St. Mary's R. C.

Church at ociock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. 1 CONNELL In this city, on July 8. 1948. Bridget, daughter of the late Mary and Patrick Connell.

aged 94 years: Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence. 401 N. Bancroft Parkway, on Saturday morning. July 10. at 10 o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday afternoon from 4 until 7 CASPER At bis home. 230 Philadelphia Pike, on July 8. 1948. George hus band of Eva Casper, aged 72 years.

Rela tives and mends are invitea to attena tne funeral services at The Yeatman Furneral Home. 819 Washington Street, on Saturday morning. July 10. at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Red Men's Cemetery.

Selby-vUle. Del. Friends may call Friday eve- riing after 7 o'clock. COHEN In Normandy, on July 9. 1944.

Serst. Herman Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, of 2104 West Seventh Street, aged 25 years. Funeral services will be held at The Chandler Funeral Home.

Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Sunday afternoon. July 11, at o'clock. Interment at Lombardy Ceme-ery. ECKMAN In this city, on July 8. 1948.

Chester Bryson. son of the late Joseph M. and Wlllanna Eckman. of 1316 Linden Street. Relatives, friends, members of Wilmington Aerie No.

74. F. O. E. and Teioventh Ward Democratic Club, are in vited to attend the funeral services at Chandler Funeral Home.

Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Monday afternoon. July 12. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at Chandlers Sunday evening.

INSKEEP In this city, on July 8. 1948 Robert husband of Jean R. Ins- Veen I nee fVilllns and son of Robert W. Sr. and Anne W.

Inskeep. aged 25 years. Relatives, friends and members of Theta Chi Fraternity are invited to attend the funerl from the funeral home of J. J. Dohertv.

Seventh and Rodney Streets, on Unnta n.nrafnv Jill' 17. A 1. 8:30 ClOCg Requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at 8:30 ciock. interment at wainearai cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral Home on ounaaj cvcuim v.w JEFFERSON In Philadelphia. on July 8. 1948. Elizabeth A- of Lewis W. Jefferson, of 670 wooaiana Aye-Hue.

Philadelphia. Pa- aged 78 years. Rela-- invlteil tn attend the services at The Bover Funeral u.rrin.tnn Del nn Sunday alter noon. Julv 11. at 3 o'clock (daylight saving time).

Interment at Hollywood Cemetery, near Harrington. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday evening. JACOBS In England, on July 13. 1944. Vt-ii-r1 son of Mrs.

Paul tne Landes. of 223 West Fourteenth Street, ased 25 years. Funeral services will be held at The Chandler Funeral Home. Dela- war Avenu. ana jenwson 1 Vr.

Jr, 11. mt 3:30 CiOCK Newlywed Student Dies in Hospital Here Robert W. Inskeep, 25, x-OI student at the University of Delaware, died this nwrnlng in the Wilmington General Hospital after a brief illness. The young man became ill on Tuesday at Wild wood, N. while on his wedding trip.

His marriage to the former Jean R. Collins of New Castle Rpad took place on June 26 in St. Peter's R. C. Church, New Castle.

Mr. Inskeep, son of Mt. and Mrs. Robert W. Inskeep of Midvale, bad completed two years of work at the university where he was studying business administration, majoring in accounting.

He was a member of Theta Chi Fraternity. During World War he served for three years in the Army Air Forces but did not go overseas. He was a first lieutenant in theR. O. T.

C. He was a graduate of Henry c. conrad High School. Also surviving: are a brother, Jackie Inskeep. and a ister.

Mrs Donald J. Burkey of Elrnhurst. The funeral will be from the fu neral, home of J. J. Dohertv, Sev enth and Rodney Streets, Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock with requiem mass at 9:30 ciock at St Peter's Church, New Castle.

Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 o'clock Sunday evening. An toni Schelich Antoni Schelich of 109 Stroud Street died last night at his home alter several months' illness. Born in Poland, Mr. Schelich came to Philadelphia in 1897 and to Wil mington in 1900.

He had been a baker at his home address for 43 years. He was a -member of the Mater Admirabilis Society and of tne polish National Alliance, Group Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Amiela Schelich, and three sons, Joseph, acaniey ana Anthony, Jr. George E.

Casper George E- Casper. 72, of 230 Phila delphia Pike, formerly a grocer on Madison Street, died yesterday at his home. He retired from business in 1930. He was born in lower Delaware but had lived in Wilming ton since 1912. He was a member of Fairfax Lodge, I.

O. O. Jr. O. TJ.

A. M. and West Presbyterian Church. In addition to his wife, he is sur vived by: A son, G. Edward Casper of Death Notices MILLS In this on July 8.

IMS. Ernest husband of C.nra. T. nf 217 W. Twentv-ninth Strent.

aaritH R4 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at The McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Monday afternoon. July 12. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Oracelawn Memorial Park.

Friends may can at tne funeral home Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. McMENAMIN In this city, on July 7. IMS. Jane C. Mccorkle.

wife of the late James F. McMenamin. Relatives, friends and members; of the Blessed Mary Sodality, are invited to attend the funeral irom xne saeaiey runerai Home, 703 n. Broom Street, on Saturday morning. July 10.

at 9:30 o'clock (daylight saving time). Requiem mass at St. Ann's Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening alter 7 o'clock.

ROSS In this city, on July 7. IMS. Joseph Francis Ross, husband ox Mar: Ross, of 201 New Road. Omars, ased -51 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the funeral nome 01 Joanna corieto.

ibio west; rourtn Street, on Saturday morning. Jnly 10. at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church at 8:30 o'clock.

In terment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. SCHELICH In this city, on July 8. 1M8. Antoni.

husband of Aniela Schelich. Relatives, friends, members 01 Mater Aq miraoma Hocietv ana Jousn Mutual Al liaace. Group No. 138. are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence.

109 Stroud Street, on Monday morning. July 12. 1948. at 8 o'clock, solemn requiem mass at St. Hedwie Church at 9 clock, Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

TRTTXTfiTtf Tn this city, on July S. 1948. Florence wile 01 jonn iTuzton. 01 Christiana. Del.

Relatives and friends in invited tn attend the funeral aerv at Mt TiKMh TT A. M. K. Church. summit Rririu.

on attnrdu after noon. July 10. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Providence Ceemterr. Elk ton.

Md. Friends may call at tne orancn zunerai nome 01 Eiinrri Ttell. New London Avenue. Newark. on Friday evening from 7 to 10 clock.

WARD In Felton. on July 7. 1948. George nusoana 01 sisie war a. agea 64 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Berry Funeral Home. Felton. on. Saturday afternoon. July 10.

at 2 o'clock (daylight saving tune). interment oi noujwuuu cemetery. Harrington. Del. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening wTTTrrfTsrtN Tn this r.itv.

on July 8. 1948, Catherine wire or 1 nomas u. 11 Vin son, of 623 Nortn jacsson ant frTii invited to attend the m. Th MeCrarr Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Monday morning.

July 12. at 11 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening alter 7 o'clock. McCrery 2700 WASHINGTON ST.

3 atr cefWitiaaW fierier mitk With Ftps Org ea Our Fnaeral Costs Meet Prsnt Day Coarfirtons imprtiaBy serve th needs of afl who call us however muck or fittta thay daci'da tha funeral shaM cost. I CAT MAN OOIJ FUNERAL 1HESCTCS9 aa-si en-wilt: Cet-ft Wi WAITRBW Must be Apply at once, presto Mastaurans. 617 Market St. WArrRT BTEVE8 LUNCH. 2116 MARKET STREJ-T, WAITRESS Neat, dependable and over 71.

Experienced in tray service preferred. HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT GOV. PRINTZ BLVD. AT EDGE MOOR PH. HOLLY OAK 4367 WOMEN WANTED to render Avon Personalized Service.

Make Income tn snare time. Pleasant work, no experience necessary. Phone Mrs Lowe WAITRESS Part-Time Night Work Not Necessary. Good Salary. Pleasant Working conditions.

Call 4-1584 For Interview. WAITRESS WANTED For PM. and Sat. From 4 to 13:30. Apply In person at Marconi's.

1800 Lancaster Ave. WAITRESSES. TWO Experienced. Apply 30th Century Grill. 403 Market St.

WAITRESSES Must be experienced. Over 35. Apply Central Restaurant 836 Market. St. WAITRESS Experienced in fountain work.

Apply Kitty's. 1300 Washington 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.

No phone calls. WAITRESS Day work. Steady. Apply Enright's Restaurant. 606 Shipley St.

No phone calls. WOMAN, experienced to sew auto seat covers. Apply in person. Wilmington Auto Seat Cover 303 W. 8th Street.

WOMAN (White) To care lor baby and assume responsibility of house as mother la 111. Sleep to. Ph. 6-1438. WAITRESSES Day or evening shift.

Experienced. Over 35 years of age. 6 day week. William Penn Diner. Hare's Corner.

New Castle. Rhone 93-3948. WAITRESS Experienced May be over 35 years. Apply In person. Bon.

Ton Restaurant. 227 Market St. YOUNG LADY 30 to 35. to learn Camera Store business. Neat, personable and Intelligent.

Not afraid to work. For appointment PHONE 5-1504 YOUNG WOMEN Cafeteria work. Fun or part time. See Miss Dugan. Employment Office.

Room 201. 803 Shipley Wilmington. Del. THE DIAMOND STATE TELEHONE CO. YOUNG LADY For general office work.

Knowledge of typing and shorthand. Excellent working conditions. Apply Colonial Furniture Co. 414-16 Orange St. Ph.

5-8738. 3 WOMEN Unemployed. Unusual opportunity: wanted for 2 hours afternoon or evening. 5 days per week. 537,50.

Ever rising pay. No canvassing. Can necessary. Housewives also suitable. Give ohone number.

Write Box B-717. News-Journal. 3 GIRLS For lunch counter. Applv Union News Penn a. R.

R. Station. 6 Help Wanted Male A KENT OR SUSSEX CO. MAN With ear to operate established huxlneu. Very large concern.

One year con tract; permanent for right man. Must be capable earning over $3,600 year. Write Box B-714. News-Journal AT ONCE Three neat appearing men mechanically inclined for Immediate employment. Must be willing to start at 875 weekly.

No experience necessary. Applv tomorrow morning be- en 9 7th Wilmington. Del. Auditor Office Manager Capable of assuming full responsibility of office of twelve employes. Sussex County.

Must be a sober and Industrious man. 35-45 years of age. State past experience and salary ex-pected. Box B-713. News-Journal.

A TRUCK MECHANIC for 5 p. m. to I a. m. shift.

To assist foreman. Excellent opportunity or good man. High income on 60-60 gat rate basis. Plenty of work. iterview j.

Childress 8 a. o. m. PORTER MOTOR CO. TRUCK DIVISION 30th and Gov.

Prints. Ph. 8-8873 ACCOUNTANTS Excellent opportunity for future advancement and yi isis A coo hi Kwyuwuw ooHoaBuis i or mon years duduc experience. reply give full details as to education. etc.i All replies held In strict confidence.

'Box B-800. News-Journal. BULLDOZER OPERATORS CARRYALL OPERATORS MUST BE EXPERIENCED. PHONE 4-7143 AFTER 7 P. M.

CARPENTERS Apply Archie L. Mewarx. t. o. no.

l. or Newark 8050. DRAFTSMEN-DESIGNERS PIPING PRESSURE VESSEL 1 CONCRETE STRUCTURAL STEEL ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT PIPING OU Refinery, experience preferred. Permanent position with growing Philadelphia concern. SALARY HIGH Catalytic Construction Co.

1538 WALNUT PHXLA-KTNOSLEY 5-7500. COLLECTOR-SALESMAN Wtih car: good pay: steady work. Chance for advancement. Box A-363. News-Journal Co.

DRUG CLERK Good starting salary, commissions, paid vacation. Must be over 31. WHELAN DRUG CO. 833 MARKET ST. DRIVER-SALESMAN Married.

nrMinm mmimm ence necessary; guaranteed salary to start. Permanent employment with opportunity for advancement. SAYERS BROTHERS 18TH A MARKET STS. EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSE uooa opportunity ana. gi nqpiy jtji rrencn bs.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN for grocery department. Apply Shaffer's Market. 340 New Road. Us- mere. EXPaJtZENCED SHORT Good hours, good paj ORDER MAN good pay.

Apply Ter- minal News Meecauraat 311 front pt EXPaTtnTNCED short order cook. Apply Willow Restaurant. DaPoas Highway. Bus 17 takes you to the door. EXP.

TCP. MEAT CUTTER for Friday and Saturday work Johnny's. Setf-Ser-ce Market. 1300 Maryland Ave. 84 vice Experienced Meat Cutter FIRST CLASS a tool and die malm.

Vine elaaa i arineerina Cba wewarg. Delaware QROCSitY CLk-vi With cfee license, to work in self-seJilce johnny's 6eU-be eara now asaryiano Ave. ICE ROUTE HELPERS White, aaad la-21. fluiiair awk only. Mast be intstty and over ll years or aae.

appv tn person a sac inss. 3000 Pennsylvania Ave. ICE SUPPLY D2IVE2 White, aced 21-40. fast ha tn eeXleza phyateal coodiuoa. Chaaf-f cur's IVenae reaaired.

Oead wa oiy in parson 1 ef niteeja Ave. OHBtr CJaanu Mas. able asa vT 21 yars s7agaera Ouea Vuat LINEMAN FIRST CLASS Freeway Studied Projected Highway Would Link With Pennaville, Woodhridge Expressway TRENTON, N. July 9 (flV-Charging tolls on New Jersey's first I freeway. Route 100, is to be con sidered by Governor Driscoll today I in conference with State Highway Commissioner Spencer Miller, Jr.

Driscoll told newsmen yesterday I that Route 100 would require 000,000 to complete between Wood-bridge and the Newark Airport. That amount of money is unavail able immediately, he said. Pennsville Link The projected freeway is a northern continuation of Route 300 between Pennsville and Woodbridge which Driscoll has slated as a toll expressway. Legislation for a toll authority is ready when the session reconvenes Aug. 16, he added.

Right of way for five miles of Route 100 north of Woodbridge has I been purchased and graded at a cost of $8,000,000, and $3,000,000 hast been set aside for paving. Turning Route 100 as well as Route 300 over to the toll authority would free the paving money for dualizing Route 1 25, and work in urban areas in North Jersey, Trenton and Camden, Driscoll said. It will be some time before enough money is at hand to finish Route 100, and it might be best to find other uses for money than pav ing road that go nowhere, Driscoll added. Route 106 Final Plana Final plans for Route 100 as a I limited access expressway call fori the road to begin near the George I Washington Bridge and Lincoln! Tunnell, and run to the Woodbridge traffic circle, emptying its traffic I into Route 300, Route 25 and the Route 4 parkway near New Bruns wick. Meanwhile, engineering plans are practically complete on a proposed new toll bridge across the Delaware River from Trenton to Morrisville, Driscoll said.

A construction date on the two-year project should be set as soon as Morrisville officials agree, he added. More Workers Strike In Italian Series ROME, July 9 OF). Glass, ceramic and saccharine workers halted work! today in the Italian General Confederation of Labor's (CGIL) series of short strikes for higher wages. The one-day strike is the latest in the CGIL's "calendar" of demon strations. A nation-wide strike of 20,0001 petroleum workers for a new contract continued into its tenth day.

Interior Minister Mario Celba conferred with representatives of the workers. Threat of a railroad workers' strike for higher wages increased! as the general council for the union met to consider action it would take. Corrigan Observes Flight Anniversary LONG BEACH, July 9 (JP). Ten years ago a little Irishman named Doug Corrigan showed an astonished world that the wrong way to fly the Atlantic might be the right way. "Wrong Way" Corrigan observed the tenth anniversary of his famous I flight by taking his sons, Douglas Orville Corrigan, 8, and Harry, 5,1 up on their first flight yesterday.

They took off from the same field Long Beach Municipal Airport from which Corrigan left for New! York en route to Ireland in 1938. Corrigan flew a new plane yester day, but said he still has Old Robin and is keeping the jalopy" in storage. Recently, Corrigan has held vari ous flying jobs. His most recent as signment was flying gold miners from Seattle to Alaska. Suspect Gives Story to Paper Hands Gun to Reporter After Shooting On Coast OAKLAND, July 9 UP) "You're in our way!" yelled reporter Sam Blumenield to a motorist who stopped ahead of him.

Blumenfeld and photographer Paul Burgess just had jumped into their car at the Oakland police station to track down a report of a killing. "Wait a minute, I just. killed man, said the other driver, com-1 ing to Blumenfeld's car with a .45 caliber pistol in his hand. "On Myrtle Street?" asked the surprised Blumenfeld. "Yeah, take this thing, will you, boss?" came the answer, and the gun was shoved into Burgess' hand.

The San Francisco Examiner! newsmen led the driver into the station. Police booked him as Louis M. Smith, 35, and held him for in vestigation. Officers quoted Smith as saying he shot his best friend, William P. Allen.

42, because Allen "was talking about me too much." Allen was killed while eating dinner with friends. Police said the two men. had over a leaking icebox. Screen Test Delays Hollywood Honeymoon BSVERLY HILLS, Califs July 9 UPs. Actor Robert Walker and Bar bara Ford, daughter of producer- director John Ford, deferred their honeymoon today while he took screen They were married at the Beverly Hills Club yesterday with only ac-l tress Nancy Guild, her husband, actor Charles Russell and writer I James Henaghan in attendance.

Superior Judge Edward Brand offl-l dated, It was the second marriage fori Walker, divorced from Jennifer! Jones in 1945: the first for his bride. They plan to honeymoon in CarmeL after Walker com pletes his studio tests Monday. Graduate jsroipecfa N. J. Tolls ia COLO-jgD QgtL destree deyswer3; or all-around kitchen work.

Fnosjo 6-5753. CLERICAL Full or part-time; ougnii write EXP TtPia IS Typing. bUte4t.4gd at Picked up. ana oa-svegy. H.

O. 7784 or K. O. 416. TIMer exper: IENCED TUTO Oherlln senior, willing to tateYr.

English and mathematteoyCauJij. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. If. desires position a sn tar'a or ifentlat'a offlee. Ph.

3-Hil. LAUNDRY DONE AT HI road Buttonwood. Turner. Ph. N.

C. 6340 PRACTICAL NURSE available fes" convalescent or maternity. Fp 3-7473 between a. nq, and 1 949i. RELIABLE COLORED ODL eetree part-time lob.

phone 4-450 after 6 p. m. 8TEN OO APHER-TYPI3T aTawerlj enced, desires part-time work. oa B-799. News-Journal.

SALES WORK Full or part Experienced. Box B-700. rTewa-Journsl Co. WILL CARE FOR CHOJ3 between and 6 years old at my home. Call between and p.

e-eisT. YOUNG COLORED GIRL dealree washing and Ironing to do at heme Phone 3-3895. 11 Mala EXP." YOUNG MAN desires a ateeT lob as truck driver. References. Phone 5-9379.

for room and board In oulet family of adults. Waterfront Joeation. av small rental. P. O.

Box Je. aston. Maryland. MAN WITH CAR desires parttl-ne lob. Ph.

6-1866 or write Bex 31-711. News-Journal. MARRIED MAN Efficient reliable, wants position with responsibility in retail or wholesale business. Box B-7077Newe-Jourpal. VETERAN.

MARRIED pi YOUNO MAN. 31 years old. high school graduate. 3 vears college trsinlng. wsnts carpenter appren- ttceshi.

Phone 91-6130. INSTRUCTION Male and Fc-raale 1Z Study at Low-Cost I. C. 8. Course INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS 603 Equitable Bids.

3-1769 or F09l THOMPSON'S PRIVATE BUSINESa SCHOOL Individ. Instructions. Day or eve. 900 Washington. Ph.

3-7630. 13 Beauty Culture A LIFETIME OLF1' A COURSE AT ELUa SLBTZBM rT. 1901. 911 MARKET ST. PHL3-4aiS.

DUSINESS SERVICE 14 Set vices Offered A SUBURBAN CARPENTER Altere tions. additioES ana general work. Harvey Bchafer. Phone 3-8909. ANY VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRED KIBUIL.T RADIOS REPAIR-kD 418 MADISON ST.

PH. 4-0071 A COMPLETE VACUUM REPAIR SERVICE. We sell nothing else-Free estimates and delivery. PRICE VACUUM 13 EAST 4TH ST. PHONE 4-8870 BLOC ANO CONCRTIJ WORK 6-6109 OR 3-9636.

BULLDOZERS 6C CRANE RONALD J. WEST CHESTER. AN OWI I4Tf CELLARS WHITEWASHED AND CI-KANED PHONE 6-5808. Qeaning Septic Tanks CESSPOOLS PHONE 91-613f Tit SEPTIC TAVKJI CTLXJLtrm Go Anywhere No Extra cavarge RALSTON Ches. Hti.

83-K-lf Cesspools and Septic Tanks Cleaned Anywhere, Anytime Lowest Prices WM. S. HICKMAN Phone West Qieiter 1454 "TYP-onemPor Ku" ELECTRIC SERVICE New and old: commercial end Jesidentlal. wiring. Appliance Lnstal-atlons and repairs: 30 years' experience.

Charles Lebegera. Ph. 3-1413 or 4-7408. FLOORS REFINISHED PHONE 4-1676 3.389R. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN New old house wiring Appliances stalled, repaired.

No too -rang w. Mcrarun h. 3-8401 WALKER'S EIJDCTRIC SSSLVia and old, house wiring. All types electrical repairs. Prcmstservlee, es tlmatee given, phone 3-8664.

PIOWINOdORADmoCELr DUO PHONE 3-6433 WANTED 1000 rugs to clean. Oeo. F. Lang 1305 Orange -SUeet. Phone 3-0933.

14A ACCalRA' on e3T Ph. i-Qt6 ALTERATIONS AND REP" WOTrtmO TOO H. NEWTON 15 BBfldtnsj and Cmtrcttn; Improve Your Home FROM CELLAR TO ROOF Terms As Low As 5 Per Month 3 to 15 Years to Pay Painting. Inlaid Linoleum Paoerlng. Venetian Blinds Plumbing.

Plastering Roofing. Tile Baths Sanding Floora. Oil Burners Electric Wiring. Cement Cellaro to Apartment Free Plans and Est! ma teg No Obligation Immediate Service UNITED BUILDERS Phone 5-4395 91-6483 HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALTERATIONS. CONVERSIOira.

THREE TEARS TO PAT. PHONE 3-3390 ISA Storm g-sh-Wlndowa ALSCO. world's largest menu, alive. storm windows, doors. JT Ml.

Holden. 310 W. 7th, Phone 4-1 f. combinai windows, doors. nelaa Ine 9118 Market at 1 Tri Aluminum Storm Sash and Screens ALL TYPES ROOa-lNG rkiHi CHARLES CONNl Alummum E8o3 AO Trpaa Hssa tTarm mad Potted Air C-att MstsJ 7cr2e crnrt FATxrrr 1 I 'aa-r J.

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WORKMAN, INC 1316 UNION ST TTy 4-1 a WEATHER 8ZAL California -i--3 HJLCE' wA.tiM. mm. limti line Inh mrlth m. rnnif Income this summer? If so. we will employ three men who can give good references.

toMrrow ornlng to 11 a. aa. 3vl W. 7th Wilmington. Del.

ME? Neat appearing, willing to de- regular customer service Areraet $1.50 per hour. Old established Co. Bo experience required. AoPlT moTn-ig. 701 West store.

MAN NXtZDSD for service work. Must have some experience. Qeoa WA.A a salary, none west vneeter Ask for Mr. Smith. MAN Good position open for man capaoie ex setting.

ao.ua mi experienced salesman, although not necessarily tn our line. Position vavs 680 per week minimum to right party. Salary and commission. Apply in person. Wilmington Floor Covering 416 King Street.

MAN for general all-around inside plant work and to deliver special orders. Married man preferred Apply MUNDORFF BEVERAGE CO. 3828 Market St, MULTHJTH PRESSMAN Experience essential. Good working hours, good par. Steady employment.

Must be capable of handling all types of work. Apply In person. Diamond Printing Front and Orange Sts. MASTER BAKER Top salary. Good working condition.

Apply Mr Smith? P. W. Woolworth Co. 604 Market St. MAN Experienced in bookkeeping.

Give reference. Box C-348. News- MAN TO INSTALL METAL DUCTS Must have tools. Experienced only. Apply at 1700 Conrad 6:36 a.

m. NATIONAL FIRM Needs man for Kent County, living in Dover, aged 33-38. high school graduate: able to type: must have car. FuU time position with good future and favorable income. Call Wilmington 5-4416 or write P.

O. Boa 1030. Wilmington. NATIONAL FIRM Needs man for Wilmington, aged 33-38. high school graduate, able to type: must have car.

FuU time position with good future and favorable income. Call 6-4416 or write P. O. Box 1030. PRESSER Experienced.

Apply Lewis Cleaners. 3914 Market Street. SALESMAN Two men. full or part time. AH leads furnished.

Car necessary. Can earn S150 per week, drawing account. Write for appointment to Box D-334. SALESMEN (10) This is the first time In Wilmington. Something new.

no competition. Straight sales. Average earnings should be S15 per day. Write or apply to 1104 N. Jackson St.

8:30 a. m. to 13 noon. STAKER Experienced machine fixer, full time, steady day work. BEADENKOPF LEATHER CO.

1400 WALNUT ST. SHORT ORDER COOKS Day or evening shift. Experienced, over 35 years of age. William Penn Diner. Hare's Corner.

New Castle. Phone 83-2948. SHORT ORDER COOK For Center Diner on DuPont high way Phone Mr. Davidson 3-rres. WTNTX1W CLEANER Willing to learn.

Apply in person between noon to p. m. or 3 ana p. in. Wilmington Window Cleaning 813 Shipley St.

2nd floor. YOUNG MEN Must be experienced. To clerk in produce department. guper Marxet. 504 King Bt.

YOUNG MAN For Counter Work at the NEW MARKET 615 King St. Apply in Person YOUNG MAN to learn meat cutting trade: government approved anop. Apply tn person. 8HEEHAN BROTHERS MARKET 300 Shipslde Lane. Shlnslde.

YOUNG MAN for auto accessory. de partment lor noor selling ana skock keeping. Steady fully time position. Good hours and salary. Apply Mr.

Gravatt. Sears. Roebuck Co- 701 Shipley pel. 1 YOUNG MAN Age 35-35. Not afraid of hard work.

Must have ear. Pay. tostart Immediately at S50 per weeK. Excel lent opportunity for advancement tn six weeks. Report in person at 814 S.

He aid st Wilmington, pets a. m. YOUNG MAN Between tha ages of 17 and 30. for stockroom work. Must have high schood education, good be able to furnish good references and background.

This position offers a training as well as an opportunity for promotion with a laree growing establisnea concern. Apply Diamond Chemical and Supply Rfrnnri and Market Streets, snip ping and receiving department. Ask for Mr. Green. No telephone calls, please.

Monday morning. 0:30 a. m. to aitcrnoon. to jo.

1ST. CLASS CARPKNTEZbS Steady work, good pay. Phone 5-0800. 7 Salesmen TVanted Own a Lifetime Business Make 835 and more dally. SeU Accident Ac Health S10 Yearly.

Leads. Renewals. UNIVERSAL POLICY DEPT. A 11 COMMERCE 8T-NEWARK 3. N.

J. SEMI-PROFESSIONAL fiaTJTB OPEN ING for man over 40. with car. to eaU on home owners and farmers in Kent and Sussex Counties, representing Knight Ac Bostwick. one of America's largest landscape companies.

established 1863. Take orders lor complete line or nursery products and fruit trees. FuU time, year-round opportunity. Too commissions paid immediately. Bales experience helpful.

Do not apply if you are at present engaged In this work. Write David P. DavoU. Chadd's Ford. Pa- giving brief outline of experience and Tin lift -rations.

or phone Concordvllle 33R14. 8 Help 4ale or Fenjale DRUG CLERK Must be experienced. no igiuwu von. oveaar von. a ft: pit iiia junencan Jjrug eop MAN OR WOMAN With pleasing voice to telephone calls in own home for business concern dur- ing day.

Telephone and all eeulp-ment furnished. No canvassing. Box G-579. News Journal. SALESMAN SALESWOMAN You don't need a car: you can sell wherever you are.

Earn big money sen bronsed Baby Shoes. No stock, no merchandise to carry. Mothers are watting for you. For appointment write Box B-719. News-Journal.

SA Canyggrra, Asjenla CANVASSERS Exp. preferred. Easy work, nothing to carry. Drawing acct. and commission.

Apply Colonial furniture 414-16 Orange St. Ph. 6-8739. Arend( Baker Employment Agency 919 Market 8t. Ph.

3-6761 5-3780 Ot 9-JTIW9 BBHIB-B KWJUS. Or-riCgj HUK tO. 36. COMP. OPERATOR JR.

STENOG8 1138 ti Mature OPEN rXliraTIC aSFLOYMENT kOXXCT Hel table help suooired. runtime or days work. Phone 1 0e 833 TatnaU Street. Specialized Placement A. K.

VAN TDTE. Director See us if you want an unusually good position with a top company. Miss Leone Harris. Supervteer Rooms M324 and M-336 2nd llMUnlfi. oeiaware ttus, Baker Emplcytnent Aeeaef It Market St.

Ph. ACCTgji min tmmd lK-m -OO OPfcN ccixxm 3 13100 Learn Draztrsg Spedalixed PUcemeat BC VAST ATAitfv CAU s-nvattS. isosBiaiia fr-TYFIST 1166 Sf 1 ijrPlotng 17.0-f 88Aei mi o-gUtgJhS Aowaer. wet i-l fggni Pr-gan, at i tses veeea a tt XjOST Man's wallet, containing Reward?" Fone' 4 1231 otber cards. LOST Army be con tain ln cloth-.

Ing from Elkton to New CasUe Air Base to Newport to Wilm. ju-ward. Ph. S-07M. LOST Woman's rose tomer.

on King owc4. iwa ib in box irons AX- thar'a. raw ane 4-S360. L08T -liady-s red leather wallet, containing money and Dtctnres. Wllm.

High or rlclnlty. Reward. Ph. 3-9763. L08T or strayed.

In vicinity Third and Jackson reddish yellow tiger striped cat. Answers to nam of Reward. Phone 6-2997 after 6 p. m. cold Bulova gin waftch.

Vicinity 4th Bunaay morning Phone 7420. Re- wara. LOST Man's alligator wallet. Reward. Phone 4-3393.

2 Neflcea A BATH and Swedish Massage for colds, overweight, inaomonia. nerrea. Reduced rates. Margaret Winslow. phone 4-1301.

ARTHRITIS. Neuritis. Rheumatism Treated by Latest Drngleas Method. UK WW. H.

BKXvKKR. U. C. 1103 N. Madison St.

Ph." S-6307 A BANQUET ROOM Accommodates 26-60. Ideal for farewell parties, clubs, lodges, etc Ryon'a Restaurant. 70S King Street. MAKE THE FABRIC 8HOP8 YOUR SEWINO HEADQUARTERS 507 MARKET STREET And 6 EAST 7th 8T PAINS due to arthritis, neuritis. sciatica, sinus, bursitis.

Paralysis, treated by Physlo-Theraoy. For appointment call Sat. between 1 and p. m. Julius Blumen-thal.

N. IX. S13 West Street. Phone 4-1093 WANTED TRANSPORTATION: Counle would like ride to Detroit area around July 10th. with responsible driver or win drive- car through for you.

Phone 81-6336. Cemetery Lata BURIAL PLOT for 2. old part River-view Cemetery. SSO. Mrs.

P. Cintron. 154 E. 91st New York 2S. N.

Y. EMPLOYMENT 5 Help. Wanted Female A VERY RELIABLE WOMAN for general White or colored, three adults. Near 8th and Rodney. References required.

Write Box B-715. News-Journal Co. ALERT YOUNG WOMAN For good counter Job at the new Bus Center Luncheonette. Excellent pay. Apply in person.

Second and French Sts. BOOKKEEPER Experienced preferred but not essential. Apply In person. RetaU Grocers Exchange. Sth and Walnut St.

COOK AND WAITRESS WHITE) Phone 6-0050833 TatnaU Street. CAREER OPPORTUNITY I Permanent renumeratlve local position for qualified woman. 25 to 40. No deliveries or collections. Car and essential.

Must have evenings ree. For interview phone 3-7353. CHECKERS FOR DRY CLEANING APPLY SAYER BROTHERS 18TH Se MARKET STREETS COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Experienced. All Phases Apply employment office. General Motors plant.

Boxwood Wilmlng- ton. Del. Monday thru Friday. 8 a. m.

to 4 p. m. CLERK Some experience in payroll work. In Wilmington, good trans- Sortatlon State age and experience. ox C-247.

News-Journal. COUNTER GIRLS and waitresses, for day or evening work. Apply 2-4 S. m. Spic and Span Restaurant.

1st and Market Sts. CURB GIRLS Apply in Person Between 2-5 P. sM B. 6c G. LUNCHEONETTE 3006 Gov.

Prints Blvd. Ph. 3-8817 EXPERIENCED CASHIER Apply 506 King Street. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply In person 8 a. m.

to 2:30 p. m. 1208 Market St. Must be over 35. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER Payroll clerk, typist, shorthand not necessary; for position In MUford, with large well established company, (rood salary.

Box C-348. News-Journal. GIRL FOR BAR WORK Experienced, over 25 years of age. Apply Alex's Cafe. 500 Maryland Ave.

GIRLS Good positions are open for girls with some high school training. These positions offer a good starting salary with freauent Increases. Surroundings are pleasant and there are outstanding opportunities for advancement. Apply Employment Office 903 SHIPLEY ST. Second Floor Wilmington.

Delaware 8:30 to 5 P. M. Noon Saturday The Diamond State Telephone Company HELP -Reliable furn. on all occasions. Select intellieence Office.

707 Poplar. Ph. 3-1769. Mrs. RouseUe.

HAIRDRESSER EXPERIENCED ETHEL THOMAS PHONE 2-0237 MATURE WOMAN, capable of managing home for 3 adults. 615 per week. Inquire 1005 E. 8th St. or phone 3-5083.

NURSES Needed immediately. One 'graduate and several for fuU time night dutv only. 8teadv employment with good salary, private room and all meals included. For Interview, telephone Wilmington 3-8893 between 7 and 8:30 evenings only. Josephine Pordham.

night sunt, nurses. Brandywlne Sanatorium. MarshaUton, Delaware. PRESSER Experienced. AddIt Lewis Cleaners.

2914 Market St. PAYROLL CLERK Pleasant surroundings, state age. experience and salary. Box C-348. News-Journal.

PRESSERS Experienced, Good Pay Pleasant Apply MTTTELMAN BERNSTEIN CO, 15th 6C Walnut Sts. RECEPTIONIST 35-45. Some knowl edge ox typing ana snortnana lor work tn a semi-professional office. Writ stating salifications and salary expected ta Box D-237. Mews.

Journal. SALESWOMEN Two women, fall or part time. All leads furnished. Car necessary. Can earn SI 54 per week, drawing account.

Write for appointment to Box D-236. News-Journal. SALESGIRL drug and cosmetic department. starting salary. nMnmtniani.

paid vacation. Must be over 31. WHELAN DRUG CO. an MARKET ST. SECRETARY For Letd Offce Must ba eampstaat and xncrlemeeeTL salary, feasant sari ing.

Writ box B-Trf. Newa-jj WAITRESS Oootf Hoar aoa Wscea. BECKER'C CAFE nit hmzsxt rrggxT WAlTJV-43t--4 B(jr8 tomorrow morning with the Rev. George W. Goodley of Hillcrest Methodist Church, officiating.

In terment. will be in Selbyville. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. Ernest R. Mills Ernest R.

Mills, 64, of 217 West Twenty-ninth Street, died suddenly yesterday of a heart attack. Mr. Mills, telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany for 33 years, was alone when he was stricken and although he succeeded in calling a physician he was dead when the doctor arrived He was a native of Salisbury, and had lived in this city for 33 years. Surviving are his wife, Cora L. Mills; a brother, William Mills and two sisters, Mrs.

Arthur Bounds, of Salisbury, and Mrs. Mattie Halls, of Wilmington. The funeral will take place from the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Dr.

John N. Link, pastor of the Peninsula Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Gracelawn Me morial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday nigtit. Chester B.

Eckman Chester Bryson Eckman, of 1316 Linden a maintenance man and warehouse foreman at the Wilmington Dry Goods Company, died last night in The Memorial Hospital. The funeral will take place from the Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral home Sunday night. Formerly of Coatesville, Eckman had been employed at the Wil mington Dry Goods Store for two years.

He was a member of the Eleventh Ward Democratic Club and of Aerie No. 74, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Formerly of Coatesville, he was a son of the late Joseph M. and Will- anna Eckman, and is survived by two brothers living at Coatesville. Other Deaths GEORGE, O.

MUHLFELD In Englewood, N. 72; vice-chairman of the board of Stone and Webster, engineers; joined the company in 1901; was in charge of the design of the Hog Island Shipyards erected during World War I near Philadel phia. CLARENCE WILLIAM BALKE In Chicago, 68; metallur gist who developed tantalum, a rare hard metal extensively used during World War II; held many patents and won many honors for his inven tions and discoveries. JOHN JACOB HTJRSH In Beth lehem, 58; assistant manager of the commercial research and indus trial development department of the Bethlehem Steel Company; served in the Navy In World War H. Births JARRELL To Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph JarrelL 88 HoHingsworth Manor, Elktoa, at Delawars Hospital on July 9, twins, man maa asugnter. ZAPPA To Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.

Zappa, 100 East Twenty-filth Street, at Delaware Hospital on July s. a son. PEDRICK To Mr. and Mrs. Horace I.

Pedrick. 1331 French Street, at Delaware Hospital on July 9, a daugnter. XRWTN To Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Er win. New Castle, at Delaware Hospital on juiy 8. a aaugnter. PRALL To Mr. and Mrs.

Horace O. Prsil, 217 Barrett Street, at Delaware Hospital on July 7, a daughter. STEWART To Mr. and Mrs. WiUard 8.

Stewart. 307 West Thirty-second' Street, at Delaware Hospital on July 8, a son. THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. Owen J.

Thomas. Richardson Park, at Delaware Hospital on July 8, a daughter. MALTZ To Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Maltz, 1338 West Sixth Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on Jute 29, a son.

Roger Allen Malts. SILVER To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sil ver. Elsmere.

at Wilmington General Hos pital on July 8. a daughter. VADDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vadden, 605 South Bancroft Parkway, at St.

Francis Hospital on July 8, a daugh ter. 80,000 Bushels of Wheat Lost in Illinois Blaze MASCOUTAH, 111, July 9 JF)T A grain elevator of the 110-year old Postel Milling Company and 80,000 bushels of wheat were de stroyed early today by a fire that apparently resulted from sponta neous combustion. Company offi cials estimated the loss at more than $200,000. Firemen from six communities were successful in efforts to confine the blaze to the grain elevator, lo cated only about 60 feet from other buildings of the milling plant in the heart of Mascoutah, 25 miles east of St. Louis.

'The towering flames were visible 20 miles away at the height of the blaze. Value of the wheat was placed at $176,800. The sheet metal and wood elevator was valued at $40,000. Coatless Man Leaps To Death at Niagara NIAGARA FALLS, N. July 9 (U.R).

Authorities today sought the body of a man who leaped to his death over the 'American Falls In the sight of hundreds of tourists. The man, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers, climbed over a guard railing and leaped from Pros pect Point yesterday. Witnesses said he was five feet, eight inches tall and weighed about 175 pounds. The only clues to the man's identity were a white Panama hat. pay check stubs from the Bettole-hem Steel Co.

plant at Lackawanna and a letter. The letter, police said, was mailed last March from New York City and was addressed to Mrs. Frank McCarthy of Buffalo. Stock Brokers Paraded By Chinese Troops SHANGHAI, July (-Govern ment troops paraded two Chinese stock brokers through Shanghai's streets today as punishment for alleged illegal speculations. i Then, when police took them before the district court, they vera rclsxxsd lsj tha proccTaVtor.

(darllKht saving time. Interment at the Jewish War Veterans Memorial rioi Lombardy Cemetery. 'KKIOHTAt Delawarg City, on July 7. 19487 Ida P. Knuht.

aged 77 Tears. Funeral services and Interment vrivte Friends may call at the John W. Sptfer Funeral Home. Delaware City, on Friday after 1 o'clock. "LONOACRE Suddenly, in this city, on July 7.

1948. Frank Thompson Longacre. -ion of Mrs. James J. M.

Lscey and the 'law E. WaUace Longacre. of 03 Vandever Avenue. aedM years. Relatives, 'riends.

employes of the Atlas Powder Co. and Dela-- ware Lodge. No. 1. I.

O. are in- vited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Street, on Saturday afternoon. July 10. at 3 o'clock (daylight saving -time).

In-erment at Riverview cemetery. Friends may call at Chandler's Friday evening. SILVERDROQH CT1 femetery Memorial Park Crematorium Modem services presented by experts. Consult us without obligation. Xbncaster Are.

at DuPont DIAL 2-355 I RIVERVIEW CEMETERY Burial Ptof for Sale ESTABLISHED 1892 JAMES F. HEARN FUNERAL HOME liitinii to Cm. M. FUW. lac 3202 Market St.

Oar services available to all regardless of financial condition WIN FRED D. Funeral Dirmctor 1201 NEW ROAD ELS MERE. DEL. PHONE 3-9313 11 or II I Oar reaeesat stives are always ready II II ta give detailed taforamaUaau jl Members of Harry Flnezian Pcct Ho. 525, Jewish War Veterans and AusUks? Aro Requested fo Attend I.lIUTAnY FUIJERALS CUHDAY, JULY 11 Staff Serai.

Herman Cohen at 2 P. M. Lieut Llaurlco Jccebs P. LL PermaaeTBt iobe em stety a1- afl tiihasM of utUicy Bne rmm -tlaa and tot ence for all ve Apply, la awrsoa Utmi.r thru Delawta Pew tt LtSOw4' 000 Market St. WVaSm.

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