The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 27

lommal-Every Evening, XTibninfftoiie Delaware, TucHay June 27,. 1950 Twcnty-teven 0'V' Death Notice 1 Obituary awaf N. Y. Stock Quotations Produce Markets New York Quolationi Daily report of N. 3.

and nearby produce Of the market. iTJSOAt NTPW YORK. June Supplies were light and trading alow in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market today. Asparagus, beans and peaa sold lower. Beta ware higher.

The first New York atat pea arrived. Asraaunra Asparagus: Pyramid cratea bunchae wide range in quality. N. J. Brldgaton wet.

colossal 1. SO-J. 50, soma beat 3.75-4.2$: egtra fancy 3S-J O0: fancy 1 00-3 00; primes 1.90-7S; loosa fancy 6wedae-boro sect. Jumbo 4 S8-8 00. extra select 4 00-4 35; colossal 178-3 80; fancy 1.80; sect, colossal extra fancy 3.00-3 MJ: fancy 3 primes 178.

P. Jumbo 60-7 CO. tew high sa 7 80. few poorer 4 00-SOO; roloaea! 00-8 00: extra fancy 3 35-4. few poorer low as 1 fancy 3 svjMW; primes 175-3 50; choice and run 1 80-100; bu.

tips MS. 9eana np: N. bu bskts. and hampers Bountifuls 1 0-3 80, Valentine 3 wax 00-4 00. poorer 3 00-3 75.

aum-tner stringleaa 3.35. Pa, bn, bakte. Bountifuls 3 38. Beans fare: Pu hampers and bt i offices as a clerk and stenographer. Ha Joined the engineering department of DuPont, in 190.

tn the office of W. o. first chief engineer. He was a member of Santa Maria Council. KnighU of Columbus and of the Holy Name Society of the Cathedral.

Surviving axe his wife, Mrs. Agnes M. May: a sister. Miss Mary Miy and a brother. Frank E.

May, all living at the same address. Avondale. Woman Burieil WEST OROVE. June 27 (Special! mass was said at 10 o'clock this morning for Mrs. Margaret Dadderio.

wife of Carlo Daddcirio of Avondale at the Church Of the Assumption here. Mrs. Dad-dezlo died on Friday at the Chester County Hospital, where she had been a patient for 14 days. She wss 47. Born In Avondale, she had spent her entire life there, with the exception of a short time spent in Kennett Square.

Surviving in addition to her husband are the -following children: Paccino, Avondale; Theresa, wife of John Banore. Avondale; Christine, wife of Ralph Peters, Kennett Square; Julia, wife of Anthony Salenni. Wilmington; Carlo, and Helen, both at home. Also surviving are seven brothers and two sisters. Stock Prices Again Tumble Truman's Aid-to-'Xsia Talk Crack Market Wide Open; Losses to S3 NEW YORK.

June 27 The market cracked open again today following President Truman' announcement of a sweeping aid-to-Asia program. The floor of the stock exchange vas deluged with selling orders. Prices broke slowly at first, then with Increasing speed. Business was so heavy that the exchange resorted to using Quotations directly from the trading floor in order to give an up-to-the-second picture of the market. Lamm Range to S3 JLosses ranged to around 3 a hare for key stocks on top of the severe declines yesterday.

"The new break followed a morning rally, which was a rebound from yesterday's nosedive, one of the steepest in 30 years. A handful of stocks managed to retain small gains. O'Clock PTe Close 11 anaa-wKnTui Kannacott CVtar ta Tlr uooar Llfittt Mrara Uot Oil Co Airtraft Uxw'a Martin. Olann L. Monsanto Cham.

Montrpmarr Ward PhiMn Morria a Co. Hat Caih RiUtr Vat. Pair? Prod yat'l. Dot Storat Marl. Nat.

VuieanUad Flbra itavoort Ind r. Central North Amarieao North Amar. Aviation Northern Paeifle Ohio Oil OUrar Farm Papkaxd Motara Pan Amar. Airvava Paramount Pteturaa Penney, J. C.

Panna. R. R. PetNCola Philen 41 SSH atti a SS'l S4 ta ta ist lSa lt A4t 4t 84 asi as sti SH ST la it4 5t 'a 11 11 im It H'a l9e tv 14 14a l'l 1 tli an a a 1 l'a 1 S7 IS 1S a 'a 44 4S lltlS A Admiral Corp. Mr Reduction sic Juneau Allied ehem.

Allied Kid Cited Stores A.rai. Leather Ptsv. Close 7e a 11 IS SIS 3iH S4ta SH ltt lio SM le tH S4e ftltt lftS MS an Sa ll 11' MS 1SH 14H aH 1S44 St HS'i 44 Amer. Broadcasting Amer. Can Amer.

Oss Amer. Loco American Radiator Armco Mff-Amer. Smelt Set. Amer. Tl.

Tel. Amerlcsn Tobseeo American. Viscose Anaconda Copper Armour if Co. Too. San Pa 111V, 44 SO 8t 11 Atlantie Coast Ltne Atlantic Rennina Vlu Powder Atlas Powdsr Pfd.

Looo, Bait. A Ohio SarnadaU Corp. tendlx Aviation Beth. Steel Boeine Airplane Bors-Warner Rrldieport Brass 1 S4H 4l ss tt tit Sla 4ia SS4 'a ai4 S4a 1a SSa rH lis IUi sat aa S4 'a aw aa 1RH its Brlgss Mf(. Canada Dry Canadian PsetAc Carrier Corp.

Celanese Corn. Certaloteed Prod 1 la iaa S4 1 1' aia M'- a M1 4 ta 4ai tt'a 3t T4a TS lis Chea. Ohio Chrysler Corp. Coea-CoIa Columbia Broad Commercial Credit T. Financial Co Consolidated Kdtson Container Corp.

Cont. Can Cont. Diamond Fihrs Cont, Motor Corn Product i Curuss-Wrieht Curtiss-Wrtcht Com. Oeere A Co. Del.

Power A Hern Oist. Seagrams Ltd. Douilas Aircraft fw Chemical DuPoat Common DuPont 130 Pfd. DuPont $4 50 Pfd. Laborites Face Fool lest Vote Attlee Expected to Beat Conservative on Demand To Join European Flan LONDON.

June 27 iJP. Winston Ohurchiil into Parllment' two-dny debte on pooling Europe's coal nd teel today with a demand for Britain to join In talks about It. Prime Minister Attlee made the Issue one of confidence In his government Mis thin majority Is expected to survive against combined Conservative Liberal opposition, and thu? save hla regime from having to seek reelection. Churchill, a leading advocate of United Europe, Is Irate because the Labor Government turned down a French Invitation to discuss the pooling plan with France. Italy.

West Oermanr, Belgium. Holland and Luxembourg The ove-nment stayed because it would have been forced to accept a declaration that it would helb set up "a new high authority whose decis.ons win bind" the governments even before the nature or duties of the pool authority were known. Britain's unique position as head of the Commonwealth and banker for the sterling area also influenced the sovernment't attitude. Attlee was ecet to wind up the debate just before his counter-motion to approve the government's aloof stand is voted on. Conservative former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden opened the opposition attack yesterday.

Sir Stafford Cripps. chancellor of the exchequer, answered him. "We could not enter Hghtheart-edly upon any scheme or plan which might affect profoundly our ooal and steel Industries," he said. Chicago Livestock CRICAOO. June 37 ITSDA) Salable hogs 8.000; fairly active.

18 to mostly 38 cents higher both butchers and sows; instances tip more on 310-280 pound butcher; top 30 75; sparingly; most good and choice 180-330 pound 30 33-3085; 34ft-180 pound 18 88-34. 35; 380-380 pound 18.00-! 88; 300-330 pound 18 00-180; few ln. 170 pound IB 00-30 28; sows under 318 pound 1 few choice 300 pound 18 00 400-478 pound moatly 16.00-18.00: 800-800 pound 13.75-18 09; odd head he-ayter 13 50 and lees: food clearance. salable caul 5.50; tslable calves SOO; moderately active: slaughter cattle steady to 35 oenta higher: vealera steady to 1.00 ttichrr; few loads oriole light and mad turn weight fed steera 31.76-32 2S; bulk good and cnoic steers 2S 50-31 SO; medium to low-good 25.80-38. Is; good and choice as St S44a la S3 SSH Stt Sa Sf.

4S'a 4 S'a S' la tt as ss as ai a 4ia 4 14 14'a II II a ajtj 7 1S ISt 4 tSli It 1 S14 9a tU 41a a as S74a tli 't ind fit, t7 ISt 1 1H 11ai in I 41 19 IS? SSV IUi 144U 14 1 SHe t'a 3.1 a IS-'m 3'a- Ui 5'a S'a 4T i ia' ih I SJ'l 7t t.80-3 38. Beets: bunched 1 3-8 bu boxes 1M-1T8: topped bu. hskta 180-78; per bunch 4-S, Pa. topped fcu. ttskta, 100.

BLACKBPIlltlta Blackberries and dewberries: Pinta 30. Blueberries: Pints 40-80. Procooli; Pa. 8-8 bu. boxes 13s 1 37'a-100, 8s 1 35-SO.

few best .1.75. ordinary quality W-Ort. 1 3-8 bu. boxes fair quality 75-1 00; 4-8 BU. ooxea as iced 1 75-3 00.

Cabbage: Domestic round N. 1 and I 3-4 bu, boxes 80-1 00; SO pound saeka Pa. 1 3-8 bu. boTs so-78. 80 pound sacks 1 00.

Cauliflower: 1 3-8 bti. boxea. J. 100. 80-10.

Celery: crate Golden Heart Y. Orange Co. Individually washed 3 dot. 3.78-4 80. 3lj-4L doi.

00-4 00. some best 4 38-SOO. 8 doe S.00-3 80. fair Quality 7-0 doa. few 3 OO, fair quality few 1 so.

no eise mark ordinary quality m. lugs bunched 3 doa. 3 SO. crate washed lH- dof. 3 some het 3 75-4 35.

7-8 doa. 1.7S-2 00, no mark 3.60-3 00, poorer I so N. J. individually washed 3V4W doa 3 00-4 (Kl. S-8 doa 2 00.

no alue mark large 3 00-8 50, small 3 08-3 80. crate washed no siae mark 3 00-3 00, Pascal individually washed no alae mark 3 80 Celery cabbage: eastern erate i.as-o. CHF.KttlCS Cherries: sour 12 qt. b.ikta 1.80- 3 00. N.

Y. Hudson Valley sour 13 qt. bskta. 1 80-3 80; 14 qt. crate per qt.

15. Collarda: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 100 Dill: Per buneh IS. Endive ehieorv: 1 3-8 bu. boxea 1 50-3 00.

Esearole: 1 3-5 bu boxes I 80-3 00. Ooosebeiriea: Per qt. 30-35 Kale: 1 3-8 bu. boxea 80-80. Kohlrabi: 1 3-8 bu.

boxes 1 Iceberg type. Eastern Iceberg eratas 8 dot, 1 poorer low aa 80. 1 S-5 bu boaos 15-85, Romaine Batrn rratas 15-85: Big Boaten eastern erato fair ouality 80-75 1.. I 1 3-8 bu. boxea Icaoerg type Romaine few best 1.38.

Y. eastern crates Big Boston doa. poorer 2S-i. Romaine 80-1 00; eastern Ieeerg eratoe Iceberg type 1 doa, tew best 178. poorer low as 50, 18a 1.35-80 MrSH ROOMS Muahroows: 4 qt.

many ordlnar la fair quality Pa extr faney and ape-eaaU 80-85. very few beat 1.00-1.35, fancy and mediums SO-1 O0. Puttona 30-78. N. Y.

extra fancy and fancy 3-8S, very few best l.oo-l. 34. Onions: 80 pound sacks yellow glo'jes medium larae fair Qual Eastman Kodak 44' 4.W Claetrlo Airto Juita Famtlr Plnanea isa Pdrral Moiul 1SW rreoort Ti tW Oanl. Klettrle 44a CTan'l. Psoda 44a Ocn.

Mstors fa Oan. Mstors iS.JK Pfd. las 14i Qn. M9tora Pfd. US JSa OiUatta Si MH Ooodjaar T.

arvd aoodricli Co. 4 at. Northern Pfd tt't Qrayhound Corp a Quit OU a Rim Kerculva Powdar sa Hereulaa Powdar Ptd. 14 Hiram WaJkar 37 I Industrial Rayon lat l. Harvaatar -SSH ta int 1.

Ntekal tS Intl. Piacr 4SW 44 Int l. Papar Pfd la Int. Teiatal ISW 4Sa KANE Suddenly on June J4. ohen H.

husband of Msry A. a Kana and son of ths lata John and Calharina kniA( m4 iH.mKarl if 1 1, 74. FO ANE-McKENNEY In this eltv. On Juria 34. 1S.S0.

Marv E. wlfs of Patrick and dsushter of the lata John and Mary Dousherty. of 317 West Twenty-eiehth Street. Relstives. friends and mens-hers of Si Mary a Blessed Vlrun Andalitf are invited to attend the funeral rom ths Krienen Bros.

Funeral Home 4oA Kortn Broom Btreet, on Thursday mnrnin. Juna ffl. at 10 o'clock idevliant ssvlne tires t. Snlemn requiem mess st Bt Msry Church, st 11 clock Interment a Cathedral Cemetery. Frlandt maj.

call Wednesday evenins. to I o'clock. Kindly omit flowers. LOFLAND In Greenwood. Del, on Jvne) 34.

ltfto. Alfred P. husbsnd of Anna Mae Lofisnd sed 88 years Relstivaa and services at his late residence near Greenwood. Del on Wednesday Juris) 18. at 1 o'clock iDayllsht aavins Tlmei.

Interment at Bt Johnstown CemeterV. Greenwood. Friends may call Tuesday eva- nina. timet Interment at Forest Cemetery. Me viewins, MAY In this rltv.

en Jue 10. wil. this rltv. on June 10. wn.

J. husband of Asnes if, Hortv. nt Isle and Delia i am and son ared vears Relatives, friends, mem hers of the Holy Name Bocletv. Bsnta Maria Council of C. and emoipves oe the i 1 duPont de Nemoure OS aro Invited to sftend the funeral from hla lata residence.

817 North Broom Btreet. no Thursdav mornins. June 3, at ft 38 clock irtaylleht savlne timet Bolemn reouienl mass at Bt Peter's Cathedral, at 19 flock. Interment at Cathedral Cemeterf. friendi mav rati Wednesday svenlnt.

MEYER In this rltv on Juna 8. 18S0, Lulu F. Meyer, seed S3 years. Friends srelnylted to attend the funeral service-on Tuesday evenlna. June st the John Carroll Funeral Home.

81st and Lexlnetoa Avenue, New York City, at 8 o'clock. Interment at Mt Olivet Camterv, Lon Island. N. on Wednesdy. MILES -Buddenlv in Whtta rise Plraelt' Hundred, on June pi.

issn. xusene flor ace. in nis mm year. rejaiivea and friends the family invited to attend tha funeral services at the rtaird Memorial Mission. 400 Weil Sllverhrook Cemetery Frienda may call at the Hirvel Funeral Chapel.

30 West Fourth Btreet, on Wednesday after 7 o'clock. MTlXER-In thte rlty on Juno ll8." Emma wife of the lata Ralph J. Miller, of IIOA West Fourteenth seed 70 veara. Relatives and friends ire Invited to attend the aarvlcea at the He Crerv Funeral rerv Funeral Home. j-no weaninct" Hire' ireetr.

on weanasaav aiti 3 30 o'clock 1D.8T at 3 JO clock id Inierment as Rlveryiew Cemetery. Friends may csll at the funeral home on Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. MOROANln thli fit y. on June M. llf, Elisabeth, wife of Bernard G.

Morten. Br. of 1319 Pleasant Btreet. ased 18 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend, the services at the residence of her sir- enta.

Mr. and Mre John Harvey Terrell, 414 North Franklin Street, on Thursdav mora- in, juna an. at. it eioca. interment at Bllverbrook Cemeiery.

Frienda may calli on Wednesday evenlnt. MORRIS In Phlredelohl. on Jua 3d. 19.0. Amanda, wife of Jessie Mor.

rls. mother of Sylvia. Yvonne. Patricia anal Jessie T. Morris.

Jr. Relstives and frienda ere invited to attend t.he funeral aervlreo at Bethel A. Church, Sixth and Wal- nut atreets. on Thursdsv afternoon. Juna JR.

at 1 o'clock. Interment at Olive1 Cemetery Friends may call at the Gray Funeral Home. 733 Walnut Street. Wi4r. day evenins, from to I o'clock.

4 OpONNFLL In Philadelphia. on Ju 38. 1040. Marsaret Dnnnall. aaed years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend thejunerel from the funeral par-Inrs of T. Jones. Newark. Del na Thursdav mornlne. June 39.

at 8 30 o'elork Hlsh mass at St. Johns Church. New--. o'clock Interment at Mt. Cemetery.

Frienda may eall oil' Wednesday evenini. 7 to o'clock. PA.YLI8;lB Hsrrlnton. Del on June I9S0. Harry, husband of Helena Pavlta.

aaed 58 years. Helstives and frienda ar Invited to attnd the funeral services at the Adklna Funeral Home. Lewes. Del. on YnfSiftit' "noon.

Juno SJ. at 3 o'clock iDaylltrit Savina Tlmei. Interment, al D' ST6 mT st the' fill neral home Tuesday evenins 7 to clock. 24. 1830.

Lldle a. widow of w.lliam ftemley. ased 78 year. Reletive end friends are invited to attend the funaral Veatman Funeral HomE on jWedn-d-y frf VS.0?0' 38. at 30 aeloca, TJ Interment at Rlvervlew ceme- irur "a Worcester.

Miu on Juna 1950. Robert Tsylor. seed vear j. Graveside and interment service in Lawn-th" f'metery. woodstown.

N. oa Thursday afternoon. June 3. at 1 38 o'clock tdayliaht savina time" RIVERVIEW CEMETERY Burial PlotM for SaU Owv representatives sre always ras4f Siva Setatleel tarraaatteav J. J.

DOHERTY FUNERAL HOME Seventh and Rodney Sts. Telephono 5-6951 Estoblishod 1896 THE C. EVERETT KELLEY FUNERAL HOME S. E. Cor.

23rd A West Slav. McC RERY Funeral Home 2700 Waihington St. Wffhfa Your Wlshoa i Within roar Mexras it are invited to attend the; iurierel from rue reudenee. ei on Tuesday mornins. June 37.

a 30 clock illtT,) Reou)em aes St, Joseoh's-nn Church at 39 clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. MANLOVE-In Middietown. Del. onJnnf 19S0.

Harriett 8. widow of Kdwar4 Manlove. ased 17 years. Relatives sod friends srs invited to attend the funeral services at the Daniels Funeral Home, Middietown. on Thursday afternoon.

eiA as a 1 a'elnsk 4 as as 1 1 Sr aavlnv 11 ity 1.75-300. Eioa aeet. poorer 1.18. dium beef eow 18 ranntra and Peaa: I. bu hamper 3 W-3- r-oowr euwerr 50-18 00; -medium and good aau-kw aa 150 T.

bu. bsku. 1.50-3 00. bulu jj 50.34 35; medium 10 choice bet ISO. ivealera 38.00-30 00.

Parsley: N. J. bu. bskta curly 3 OQ. Plain salable aheep native spring limbs bu.

bskta. curly 1 .38. u. top 341 SO paid tor choice rall-bu." bskts. curly 1.OO-2.80, plain 1 ,04 offerinirs: bulk good and choice lugs curly l.Ow.

inaUvea 37.O0-28.O0; old-crop shorn lambs Radishes: Red lugs I. Pa. an1 steady to 80 cent lower: hejf era and mixad yearlmga 18 00- 30.80; 21 80-23 00: common and me thntce about 100 pound No. 1 skin Neb- raskaa 24.35; several loads unsold; ewea steady; mostly 8.00-10.00. Cotton Market NEW YORK, une 37 Cotton futures Local Securities Reported dally by Meeds.

Laird. Biaaell MEMCBIAM UTLtrW In 1ovtn msmrtrv Thomai BurkVr ButUr. who nassad away Juris 17. U4S your, not forsoitn. levaa ona.

Met wall vu vr Sa Inns ao- llf and mrmor last Wa will ramember th nth I fs nrt T4rn'hrs CAalrToFTBANaii KANE Wt wlh than talativai frlrnds. nMshbnrn. sna Maria runrll 14 of Woman a Sorlslv of W. C. 8 of Klarkhirrt Church for thsir mass earns, floral nffrrlnas.

us of rsrs sn1 all Sthfr kindness in tha death of Thomas Kano His Wife. Mrs Catherine Kanf. olher msM ana PAtKSK Wa lsh to Ihsnk reiattvaa, friends an1 natshnors for thair kindness, srmpathv. rarda. floral offerinsa and use of esra durtns out rrnt bereavement in tha death of Daniel A Palese.

Jr Mrs. Daniel A. Palese. Jr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel A Palese. Death Nciticea BATTIKSTB -In this eitT. on June J4, 9n. Rlrhard.

husband of Ella Maa BaUiesis ef Mlllslde, pelasrars. aged 34 vesrs. Rela-tives and frtenda ars Invited to attend the funeral services at Thamtona Funeral Rome. 08 Poolar on Thursdav afternoon. June 39.

at. 1 o'clock Interment at Ml Olive Cemetery. Friends mr call the funeral home Wadnesdav evenlna. to a o'clock. EAL.8 In this rttv on Juns J6.

I widow of Arthur Baals, former! of Newark Df I ssed vesrs. Relatives and friends ars lnvtd to at. tend tha funeral services at the Veatman funeral Home. SIS Waahlnston Street, on Wednesday mornlne. June 38.

at 11 clock (Dsvitaht Mavina Timet. Interment la Schenecladr. N. Y. BBLfj Stiddenlv in this rttv.

on June 5. 1950. Burlev Oswald, husband of ElTia Bell, ot 501 Poolar Street, ased 71 years. Relatives, friends and emoloyes of the DuPont Comoanv are invited to attend tha funeral services at the Chandler Funeral Home. Delsarsre Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Thursdsv afternoon.

June 29. ml 1 o'clock idsTllahr svln ttme. Interment. Gracelawn Memorial Prk Friends mav call at Chandler'a Wedruadar evenlna. BROWN-In Hlrkman.

Del. on June J4. 1S50. Seranous Powell, husband of Sarah flrown. ased 79 vears.

Relatives and rlends are Invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence at Hickman. Del on Wednesday afternoon. June at 1 o'clock iDayllsht Bavina Tlmei. nterment HolWwood Cemetery. Harrins-ton.

Del. Friends may call Tuesday eva-nlnsr. COOK -On June 15. 1B50. Catherine, wife of the late Samuel Cook.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from tha funeral home of J. J. Dohertv. Seventh and Rodney Streets, on Wednesday morntns. June 38.

at o'clock l. Peoulem Mass St. Elisabeth's Church at 8:30 o'clock. Friends mav call on Tuesday evenlna from 7 until clock. OEOROE In Bronxvllle.

N. on June 34, 195ft. Harry Allan Oeorte. atedi 80 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at th Plnnin Funersl Home, in Elkton.

Md on Wednesday afternoon. June 38. st i o'clock idsWIsht savins time). Interment at ink ton Cemetery Friends mav call at the funeral home from 7 until o'clock on Tuesday evenlna. GOULD- In Warwick.

on June 33. 19.0. Ethel mother of Arthur and Rodnev Gould, and sister of Viola Lambert and Asnes Briscoe of Warwick. Md. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funersl from her late residence.

Warwick, Md on Wednesday afternoon. June 38, at 1 o'clock iDayllsht Bavlna Time), aervices rt Methodist Church. Wsrwlck. Md at o'clock Interment Dales Cemetery, tiddletown. Del Friends mav call Tuesday eventns from 7 'tU a o'clock.

GUEST In this city on June 2S. 1930. Nellie widow of Lewis B. Guest, of Csoltol Trail. Marshallton.

ased 8S years. Relatives and friends are invitee to attend the funeral services at the Chandler Funeral Home. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Rtre't. on Wednesday afternoon. June 38.

at 3 o'clock (DS.T.t Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Fr1end may call at Chandler'a Tuesday evenlna HILL On June 38. IS0. Benjamin hus-band of the late Marsaret M. Hill tnee Reao.

Relatives, friends. Holv Name Society and emoloyes of the Pullman Company are Invited to attend the funeral from the funeral home of J. J. Dohertv. Seventh and Rodnev Streets, on Thursday mornlne.

June 38. at o'clock Dayliht fsvlna Time.) Reoulem Mass at St. Mary's hurch at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Cathe-cSm'terT Friends may call on Wednesday svenlnt from 7 until I o'clock t.t. 1M ained FUNERAL HOME JOHN SPICUl Jaecsesee Um A MARKET ST3.

aassssawsswaas Fa. a-08 1 1 Jaa. aa ir Ja Close Open 33 40 33 80-83 33 87 32 88-83 32 37 S3 32 81 82 78 32.55 32.77-78 32.23 32 OB SO 70 3 1 30.S8W 30.80 Bid Asked 1t lio 111 IS IMMM S10 4S 14 IS I 4 41 i in las ias i 14 14 4 SHI J4 ast, ss 71 7S 4P 15 4 UStk Today's slump was evidently based em the same thinking that haunted traders yesterday. Yesterday it was widely believed that hostilities In Korf held the needs of third worW war. Today the seeds sprouted.

The United States, stating it was acting as an agent of the United Nations, has committed itself in the strongest terms since World War II. That might mean war. The answer Is probably already written In Moscow. The market's action today and yesterday was a nervous, almost spasmodic reaction to this widely held theory. Significantly, howver, a large part of the selling has come from traders and smaiier investors who profits, built up over a yearlong advance, go sailing out the window.

They sold in a hurry, hanging on to what they could. Selling from big-money interests investment trusts, tor instance, states and people controllmsi large sums of money was comparatively small. Rail, Corporate Bonds Tilt Lower NEW YORK. June 27 and other corporate bonds tilted lower today in a follow-through on yesterday's severe rout. The upward turn of stock prices, however, relieved much of the selling pressure on bonds and most losses were in fractions.

The volume of trading also built up at a slower rate than yesterday, when turnover" hit a five-month high. Some rail. which suffered severe losses yesterday crept into the gain column Consolidated Edison convertible 3s, which led yesterday's retreat with a 0 -point loss moved about 2 points er at one tim today. Convertibles making fractional gains, however. Included -American Telephone 3 of 59 and Phillips Petroleum 2s.

Rails trimmed by a point or more at times included Rio Grande income 4Ss. Missouri Pacific 5s of '65. Naw York Central 5s of 3013. Seaboard Air Line income and Wabash 3s 'Making some progress were such rails as Florida East Coast 5s (down 4 points yesterday), Monon Income 4 Ws, Pittsburgh fe West Virginia and Cotton Belt first 4s. Lancaster Livestock tANCASTSR.

Juna J7 (UFJ. latt- tock roport: Hos: 118 Local lightweight. 14.00-laoo: good and choice ZS0-150 pounds. JSJ-S50 pounds, 18 Mws, 13.J-1 SO Sheeip: 84. Ew.

all weights. 4.00-11.00: cho.ee- sprlna; lambs. 38 00-29 00: lamtvs, medium to food. J4.00-18.00; cull and common, J0.00-W.00 Cattle-: Caiea: 170. Dry fad ateera choice 1800.1100 pounds! Jl god.

5S-30 V). medium. 27 common. 23.0O-X.00. chore tllOO-UGOi 31.00-32.SO; good.

2 medium 87 eholc I1300-IS0 31.O0-32.50; good. Drr fed he if eraChoice, ttp to 30.00: good. 3t.0OM CO; medium, 30.00-23 50; common. Dry fed bulla good and choice, 24. cutter, common and medium.

17 good to cltoice bolognas. 23.oO-2S.00. vlera hoic. 3l.oo-32.00: good. aa-OO-3O00; nxdium.

24.0O-27.00; cull and common. 11.00-18.00. Cows choice. S3. 80-24.

SO: good, 23 common ana medium. 11.35-33 CO; low cutter and cutter. i. can-tiers. 1400-1808.

Faeder and stocker cattle calyes 1400-SOO poundi 37.OO33.00: good and choice MO-8oO) 28 00-33 00: common and medium SO-80O 23.0O-27. 00: good and choice 80O-100 3S.OO-31.00: common and aadium 4809-1040! 23 -a- at 'ai After you get a taste of News- Journal Classified ads you always come back for more! Phone 4-5351. I X. 3.T i Mr. L.

Tilghman Boyd, Publisher' Widow, Dies 1 Mrs. Susan Patterson Boyd, widow of Lloyd Boyd, former publisher of the Milwaukee Journal, died farly this morning hr home, 913 BUckshlre Road, after a lengthly Illness. She mas 80 yMra old, Mrs. Boyd was born In Baltimore, Md the daughter of Thomaa Lattt-mer Patterson and Katharine Rice Pattervm. She spnt her arly years in Wilmington with her aunt.

Mrs. William a. Menrilnhall and her marriage to Mr. Boyd took place here in 1895. She returned from Wisconsin to make her home in Wilmington after Mr.

Boyd'a death a number of years ago. She is survived by two daughters, Mr. Elwyn Evans, of Greenville, and Mrs. Df-nnla D. Hunt, of Tucson.

and five grandchildren. Funeral services this afternoon were private at her late residence. Interment will take place at Waukesha. Wis. Robert II.

Taylor Funeral service and interment for Robert H. Taylor. 9. of Leicester. a native of Wilmington, will take place in Lakeside Cemetery, Woodstown.

N. Thursday after-noon at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. Taylor died yesterday at tils home. While in Wilmington, he was employed by the PURey and Jones Corporation.

He was a son of the late Robert H. Tavlor, a former postmaster of this city. Surviving are his wife Mrs. F.lla B. Lanning Taylor: a daughter.

Mrs. Oerhardt Bittner. Tenafiy. N- J-: two sisters, Mrs. Llllle Rogers and Mrs.

Orace Workman, both of Wilmington, and two granddaughters. Lulu F. Meyer funeral of Misa Lulu F. Meyer, 52. of 120 North Rodney Street, retired treasurre of the Pyrites Company, will take place from the John Carroll Funeral Home, Eighty-first Street and Lexington Avenue, New York City, tonight at 8 o'clock.

Interment will be Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Long Island, tomorrow. Miss Meyer died Sunday In The Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient about two weeks. She had been 111 18 months.

Before retiring last December she had been with the Pyrites Company more than 30 years. She had formerly served as vice president as well as treasurer. A native of New York City. Miss Meyer Joined the Pyrites Company In that City and was transfered to to Wilmington in the early 1920s. She had been an active member of the Wilmington Quota Club since 1934 and at one time was chairman of Its educational committee.

Surviving are her father. Herman H. Meyer, and her stepmother, Mrs. Frieda Meyer, both of the Bronx, New York. Mrs Mary E.

K. McKeuney Mrs. Marv E. Kane KXrKmn wife of Patrick McKenney of 317 West Twentv-eiahth Street. died yesterday in the Delaware' Hospital.

She had been ill two weeks. Mrs. McKennev was a member of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. Mary's Church. She was the daughter of the late John and Mary Dougherty.

In addition to her she is survived bv several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be he at in o'clock Thursday morning from the Krienen Brothers Funeral Home. 400 North Broom Street, with solemn requiem mass at 11 o'clock lnjSt. Mary's Church. Interment wfu be in Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call tomorrow night at the funeral home. The requests that flowers be omitted. Rev. William M. Scliall The funeral of the Rev.

William Main Schall. 5401 Whitby Avenue, Philadelphia, will take place tomorrow morning. Services will be held at 11 o'clock in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Fiftieth Street and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia. Interment will be private.

Friends may call at the church after 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Mr. Schall, who served as pastor of the old First Presbyterian Church here from 1898 to 1901, died suddenly Saturday. His wife, Mrs. Anna C.

Schall, survives. Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan. 38, wife of Bernard G.

Morgan, 1219 Pleasant Street, died last night in the Wilmington General Hospital where she had been a patient about a month. She had been 111 six months. Other survivors are two daugh ters, Mrs. Ruth Keenan of this city, and Mrs. Betty Axselle, Richmond, a son, Bernard G.

Morgan. of Wilmington; her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Johm Harvey Terrell, also of this city, and two grandchildren. The funeral will take place from the home of her mother, 514 North Franklin Street, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.

The Rev. Dr. willard G. Purdy, pastof of First and Central Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Interment will be In Sil- verbrooiy Cemetery.

Friends may can at the Ferrell home tomorrow night. William J. May The funeral of William J. May, 66, of U17 North Broom Street, retired employe of the DuPont Company, will take place from the home Thursday morning. Solemn requiem mass will be said in the St.

Peter's Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Interment will te in Cathedral Friends may can at the home tomorrow night. Mr. May, who was formerly as sistant to the control manager of the engineering department of the DuPont Company, died yesterday a lew after being stricken in the yard of his home. He retired April, 1949, after 43 years' service with the DuPont Mr.

May, a native of Wilmington, was the son of the late John W. and Bessie D. May. He attended St. Mary's Parochial School and Goldey College and in 1902 he joined the (Delaware Paint Company at New port.

A year later he went with the local Pennsylvania Railroad. iphiUSpa Pet rurf KJll Radio Corp. of Amar. Radio Kenh Republie S'eal Reynolds Too. "B1 a Sehanle Out Seara RoeOuek Simmon Co.

Sinclair OU Soeony Vacuum Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway. Pfd. Standard Brand Standard Oas 4 Pfd. Standard OU of Calif. Standard Oil of Tnd.

Standard Oil of J. Standard OU of Ohio Studtoaker Tax as Corp Texas Oulf Sulphur Timttan Ierou Axla Ttmken Roller Rearing Trans Western Air Twent. Film Union Ra Paper Onion Carbide Onion Oil of Calif. Onion Pactne ITntted Aircraft tTniead Fruit United Ca Corp. O.

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Rubaer. Com. O. S. Rubber.

Pfd. tr. S. Steel O. Steel.

Pfd Warner Broa. Picturea Western Union Air Brake Wesunthouaa Elee. WUlyj-Oyerland Wool worth Co Worthington Pump ZeniUi V-diTldend. Commodity Prices Reported Daily by Laird and Nemours Bid. WHEAT Ooen Huh Loar July tl4 I4 Sept.

tlt S17H SSt Dec. t30l tttl'a 319a Noon 3t4a S19'a CORN July 147 1474 147t 14Hi Sept 143a lil'i 14SU US De 138k 1S 1384a lS4m COTTON July SSt AH69 4V34I aSIM 211 JIJIA Dec. 8378 8883 3363 SS7 Grata Market CHICAGO, Juno J7 tv Grain aod off at the opening of today Board of Trade aession and July aoybeana dipped as much aa six cents. Tradera said todaya aeUlng was an adjustment on yesterday's sharp advance induced by the Korean ahooiing Early news from the Korean sector remained about the same as yesterday but waders were inclined to take Into consideration other factor. At the start wheat was 1V to two cents lower than yesterday's dose.

July $2 JS4- rn lower, July 81.47?-. and oau were unohangd to hwer. July Soybeans were two to six centsMower, July 83 N. Y. Curb Market Prey.

Close 4 '1's 88 a 8 Ji St. 14'i 11 11:18 8As 4a 73a 18t 88 8 tH 8 Ja 14H Si's Alum. Co. of Am. Barium Steel Aircraft Cities Service.

Com. Blec. 1M. Sh. Humble Oil IntL Pete.

Ltd. Kaiser- Fnur Monoarsm Pipt Paatepee Pennrosd W. B. Semler Sola Aircraft Xeettaieolor Foreign Exchange NEW TnRT vt i vr-. roreisn exchange rates follow Britain in dol- which in cents: Canadian dollar in k- v-v uvea mar ie! 9 3-l per rent discount or S8.68.

S. cents, unchanged: Europe: Great Britain fnound 11.80',. mchanaed: Rulvinm ai' of a cent: Prane ffranct ,28 ll-i of a cent, up .00, 1-18: Holland tgullder 36.2E. off fn nf m.w.. Tt.l- nt, unchanged; Portugal (cseudfli 3.49.

uw oi a cent; oweaen (ironai 18.37. Switzerland ffrsnt 13.13. off .01 of a cent. Latin America: Argentina free 11.30. Mexico 11.88.

unchanged; Ver.erue'.a (bol-i Par East: Hong Kong dollar 11.85. unchanged. Baltimore Livestock BALTIMORE. June 3T ti. 7JSDA.

Cattle. 100: nominally steady In alow eleamiu trade. Calves: ISO; steady, heavy calves alow; one deck. Tealera unsold, asking higher. Hogt: SOO; steady with yesterday; good and choice 180-320 pounds barrows and gilt 31.35-75.

top. 31.73: 230-240 pounds 30.75-31.25: 340-280 pounds 20-25-75: 260-300 pounds 18.00-50; hearir weights 19.00 down: 120-140 pounds 17.50-18.00: 140-160 oounds 18.75-13.25: 180-180 pounds 30JO- 31.00: sows under 400 pounds mostly 8.00-75: good 400-450 pounds 15.25-75: heavier weights 15.08 down: stags 3.00-3.00 under same weight sows; garbage fed hoga 1 under same weight grain fads. Sheen: 100: nothing soiQ eariy. quota tions nominally steady. USED STEEL SHELVING Shipped K.

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C. .4835 Size 1 11 21x2175 JpMatJ 9.90 xjm 24x24x75 (W7 ffS 18x3Gx7S B-- 11.90 All-Aaiierican Avtatton Atlas Powder. Pfd Joa. Bancroft Sone, Com Christiana Securities. Pfd.

Christiana Securities. Cora. Cont. Amer. tale com Delaware Floor Products.

Cap. Delaware Railroad Common Diamond lee Coal. S'V-Pfd. DuPoat J'i'V Pfd DuPont Co. 4 Pfd Hose A RuPOer com.

Hercules Powder Pfd. KeminttoQ Arms. com. Warner Company, com Wilson Line com Central Nit. Bank Delaware True Company Equitable Trust Company Farmers Bank Industrial Trust Co.

Security Trust Co. Wlimion-ap Trust Co U. S. Treasury Report WASHINGTON. June 27 (JT).

The Dosltion of the Treasury June 33 compavrexi with correspondin date a year ago: Net budget receipt: $223,437,07353. Budget expenditures: 463.08: $133,612,897.32. Cash balance: $5,2 43 $3,238,237,225.13. Customs receipt for month: $21,535,163.77. Budget receipts fiscal year July 1: $36,284,199,150.39: $37,391,929,877.63.

Budget expenditures fiscal year: $38,639,198,870.24: 3S ,2 80.269, 415.60X. Budget deficit: $888,339.547 ToUl debt: Increase over previous day: 684.0134. Gold assets: $24,423,782,2755. xFigure includes Foreign Economic Coperation trust fund expenditures. a a a a.

cos; ivb tes. St aWT.m eaaii. "a ea. i aa you, -TOM lr mmi umV Warner Vote Dividend The board of directors of Warner Company yesterday declared a quar- 4 nA Rauaberriae: Per ot. 35-83.

Rhubarb. N. Y. per bunch 4-8. IV 1.

1 3-3 bu. boxea 1.25 Scallions: Bu. boxes 1.25: per buneh 3-4. Sour grass: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 75.

Spinach; Sayoy tvpe. bu. J. 50-75. Pa.

7S-85. 1 3-5 bu. boxes. N. J.

and I. KJ I a 1 tvM mm It mil- dium Vi bu. 1.00-3.00, lugs 118-75; bu. bskta medium to large 158: yellow bu. bekts 75- bu bskts 3 RTSAWRERsUES Strawberries: Various arietia and cj-is to fair condition J.

many small to medium siae pr- qt. 10-30. few best high aa 28. I. per qt.

10-20. few high a 35. N. Y. Hudson Valley per qt.

35-35, few high aa 40, poortr low a 10; Osweto sect. 35-33. soma boat 40, noorer 18-20. i A Mi.iAM' TT Si Ma 1 hit Jersey type 100-1 75. red soil 1.00-3 35: bu.

bskts. Jersey type oo-i so Turnips; Bu. bskts. bunched S0-7S. Watercress: Pa.

per bunch 8-10. Philadelphia Quotations PHILADELPHIA. June 17 01.83. -Tr admit ts light today on the Philadelphia, who'e- was sale produce market according to the Federal State Market News Of the USD The first New Jersey early apple of the season arrived. uower prices prevailed for cabbage, cauliflower and asparagus while snap beans and cherries sold higher.

Snap beans: J. bu. Valentines 3 00- 3 50. fair 2.50. BounUfuU 2.00-2 25 fair tsnea 1.80.

Bountifuls 1.35-1.50. few 1.75. Cabbage: N. J. crates 40-8S.

50 pound sacks 50-85, few 75. Pa crates 50. sacks 75. LETTl'CK lettuce: Icebent orates, N. J.

18 to 34 heads soma best 1.15-1.25. 30's one mark 2.00-3.50. poorer l.M.,Pa. 18 80-75. Romaine and Big Boston, crates N.

J. 80-75. Beets: Pa. and J. per bun.

3 to 3. few 4. very few hig-her. Apples: N. J.

first early apples of sea-eon, bu. bekts. Starrs email to medium 4.50. -v Asparagus: N. J.

crates dot. buns some fair and slack psck medium to largo 2.75-3.33. few 3.50. very few poorer 2.00-3.50. small to medium 1.75-3.50, poorer and small to very small 1.00-2 00.

Blueberriee: N. J. par pt. 40-SO. Broccoli: Pa.

4-S bu. cratea Ss low as 100. 12 3.00. CarroU: N. J.

per bun. 5. Cauliflower: J. 1 3-5 bu. crmtes Is gnd 1.00-1.2S.

Celv N. J. crates, 4 doiena Golden Heart 2.50-3.75. hearts per bun. golden 3 to 7.

small 1 to 3. Pases! 4 to 8. Cherries: N. J. Early Richmond 18 qt.

bskts. 3.50. 13 Qt. bskts. 3.O0.

fair 1.35-2.50.- Mushrooms: Pa. 3 pound bskts. few higher, poorer 25-75. Parsley: N. J.

bu. curly plain 1.25. Potatoes: Eastern Shore Va. cobblers TT. 8.

No. l's aise A 100 pound sacks 1.C0-2 2V bu. unwashed 1.40-1.50. washed 1.50. Radishes: Lugs i Pa.

50-75. N. J. 75-90. Spinach: Bu.

Pa. 50-85. tew 75. poorer low as 25. W.

J. 50-85. Squash: N. J. green type bskts.

small medium to Urge Raspberries: Red JT. J. per pt. 35-50, poorer 35-30. Tomatoes: Pa.

hothouse 8 pound bskts. 3.O0-3.5O. few 3.78. poorer 2.00. Strawberries: N.

J. crates per Qt. 30-35. few beat 30-40. poorer low as 15.

EGGS. BTJTTEK Eggs: Market steady to firm. Receipts relatively lighter. Demand fair to good. Trsding fairly active on Urge browns and medium whites and browns.

White spe-clala and extras, large relatively alow to clear. Offerings were moderate. Fancy quality egga held closely. Wholesale aell-icg price: Special large 48V-50 pounds whites 45-47. browns 44-44.

large 45-43 pounds whites 41-43. browns-. 41-43. medium whites 38-40, browns 38-38, extras, large 48H-50 pounds white 40-421; browns 0-42ta: mixed colors 39-41, large 48-48 pound white 17H-40. browns 35-37.

mixed colors 38 Mi -37. medium whites- 37-38. browns 34-34. mixed colors 14-38, standards 34H-35. checks 25-27.

Butter: Market ateady. Supplies relatively heavv. Demand fair. Wholesale selling prices, grade A 81-iV, grade 57-59V. uye rortTRT live poultry-: Siles or fowls were mostly of small hot of nearby stock within the range of 27 to 28.

Receipts of other poultry very light while trade slow. Quotations: Colored fowls, nearby 37-39. southern 18-27: Leghorn fowls. 22-24 old roosters. 18-21; nearby springers.

2V. pound 30. Turkeys, toms. ordinary 25. DRESSED -POULTRY Dressed poultry: Buyers showed little Interest and prices generally favored buyers.

Heavy roasting chickens declined one cent. Quotations: Fresh-killed fowls, 4 sound nin. iced. 32-3-8: some extra heavy 30-33, smaller. 3-31: Leghorn, as to aise.

1 35-29. Roasting chickens, faoey np. 45- 1 49: 44. 38-41; 4, 32-JO: 3 so rfj-sa; jlsi. 30-33.

oid roosters, ss to sis. Vi to 25. young hens, 50-M, toms, WTveat: Market Arm and up two cents, So 3. red. winter, garlioky.

June 1 11 Corn: Offerings, light and market firm land tip one cent No. 1. yellow, 1.73Vi.to 1.75fc. Oats: Scarce and one cent higher- but I jc IMaroh Oct. Dec N-Nominal: B-Bld.

Cot futures prico moymnt weri narrow during forenoon dealings tort a Most traders took to the sidelines, awaiting further clarification of the Korean liiiMUon. The weather In the ootton belt continued clear and hot which was favorable far the crop. Some attention was drawn to Washington reports that the ECA has halted shipments of cotton" to Korea, financed by that agency, and suspended further cotton suthorigattons for Korea jaiers did not believe that yary much" eJton WM ji, of ship ments. There ware 40 July transferable notices Issued at New Tork today, with expectation that a leading tPot firm will atop most of Noon prices were 10 cents to 81 a bale higher than the previous close. July 33.42, r.

,2.71. Plant Manager Meet Operational technicalities of industrial plants were discussed at a meeting of the plant managers at noon today at Winkler's Restaurant. Edward S. McLean, chairman, pre sided. I Births OUERKE To and Mrs.

Richard Ouerke. 1009 West Eighth Street, at Delaware Hospital on June 38. a son. KAUTHOLX) To Mr. and Mrs.

William Kaufhold. at Delaware Hos- pitai on June 2, a son. PDERSOV To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pierson.

Shipley Road. R. D. 3. at Delaware Hospital on June 38.

a daughter. STEWART To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart. 905 Rodman Road.

Belief ante, at Delaware Hospital on June 36. a aen. 1 vr. and Mrs. Gregory lAserson.

578 Brighten Road. 'North Hills. at Delaware Hospital on June 27, a daughter. BAKER To Mr. and Mrs.

John Baker. 4013 Market Street, atst. Hospital on June 23. son. CARSON To Mr.

and Mrs. Robert arson. 1229 French Street, at St. Francis Hospital on June 26. a daughter.

FARONI- To Mr. and Mre. Ixiuis Farone. 1801 West Fourth Street, at Wilmington General Hospital June 38. a daughter.

HSAUEY To Mr; and Mrs. Robert Healey. 923 Maryland Avenue, at Wilmington General Hospital en Judo 34. a son. MACtTLSItl To Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Maculski. Newark, at Wilmington General Hoapital on June 38. a daughter. MORRIS To Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Morris, Orubbs Road, at, Wilmington General Hospital on June 26. ion(i PEDIOONB To Mr. and Mrs. John Pedleone.

1818 Wert Fifth Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on June 25, a son. STEWART To" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart. 90S Vandever Avenue.

at Wil mington General Hospital on June 37, a son. JOCHBM To Mr. and 'Mrs. Edwin Jochem. Newark, at Wilmington General Hospital on June 27, a aen.

WALLS To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walls. 2809 Carter Street, at The Memorial Hoapital on June 28, a son. LANO To Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Lang. 2711 West Street, at. The Memorial Hospital on June 27. a daughter.

BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. Everett tr. at The Memorial Hospital on June 27. a aon.

CtPOLLA To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred CI polls, Pennsville, jr. The Memorial Hospital on June 25, a son. POMPONT To Mr.

and Mrs Felix yomponl, Penns-Orove. W. at The Memorial Hospital on Jane ,28. a daughter. SEARCH To Mr.

and Mrs. William Search. New Castle, at The Memorial Hospital os Jus 36. a firs leny Qitiacuu oi a iic ils common stock. payable July 15, to stockholders of record at the close of business on July 1.

vMaF "-ajar fas: 6 "K- i hj( DUE TO THE DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT of pun COMPAIIY ms. BEmmnD scemdt 0UE1 PLAIIT V7ILL DE CLOSED And Uo deliveries Hade IVEHilEJESEJOT, JMJE 20 CAPITAL BAKEL1S, Ice fi (V ia7 a. a ti. 4 105 WEST 9TH ST. 907 SHIPLEY ST.

I Dial 4-5258 Dial 2-5709 i with little demand. No. 3, 36 pound test. 1.V4-1.1S..