The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 31

JS5SW(o7Wy! Jonrnal-Every Evening, ilmington, Delaware, Wednesday, December 1, 1948 Thirty-one Reburial Rites Planned Jaycec Directors Meet tin Chamber N. Stock Quotations of Commerce will meet at 8 ciock For Private C. L. Hook The funeral of Private Clifford tonight in the board room oi Obituary Howard W. Rich The funeral of Howard W.

Rich, 11:15 O'Clock Leslie Hook, 28, who was killed in CnamDer oi uommeac ters, 1112 King Street. France, Sept. 8, 1944, will take place Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. If Senorteif rfaflv hw T.afrf. RUutt CARD OF THANKS iih tn thank relatives, friends ana 33, of 418 West Prev.

Close Johns-Manville 37 with services in St. Barnabas' Epis Meeds, DuPont Building. neighbors for. their cards. 9' A Prev.

Clost 11:15 Joy Mfg 814 Street, will take place from the Heam Funeral Home, 3202 Mar 11:15 3714 3214 5414 Air Reduction nowers ana otner iimnes. my recent bereavement in the fleaia ca my son. Vincent P. copal Church at Marshallton. The Rev.

Alvin B. Alaska Juneau Kennecott Copper 534 steady on nearby specials, firm and active on all mediums, easier and 1 to 114 cents lower on large siaes of top grade mid-western white, firm on undergprades. Demand, especially for mediums, good. Extra large nearby white specials sold 67-69 ctnts, browns 64-65. Wholesale selling prices as follows: Consumer grades, A extra large 64-66, large 62-64, mediums 56-57.

Wholesale grades, specials extra large 64-69, large 62-65, mediums 58, extras large 57-6314, mediums 55-56. LIVE POULTRY Live poultry: Arrivals were light. In fact extremely light for a normal Tuesday. At the same time there was no snap to the demand. Quotations: Fowls, fancy, smooth legged 40-42; old and roughs, 38-39; Leghorns, fancy heavy, few 33-34; some lights 29-31; old roosters 27-28 pullets fancy 4a pounds and over 45-48; some 5 pounds extra fancy 50-51; soma 4 slightly bare 43-45; some 4 to 414, fair 37-42; roasting chickens, fancy over 5 pounds 44-46; smaller 40-43; springers, fancy 3 to 4 pounds, crosses 36-38; few heavy 39; Reds 35-37; few 38; ordinary 38-30 down.

Guineas, young 2V and over 50-52; ducks, White Pekin, few around; Muscovy, white and mixed 33-35; black 30-32; pigeons. Mrs. nn Produce Markets New York Quotations Daily report of N. J. and nearby produce of the N.

Y. market. (USDA) NEW YORK, Dec. 1 W). Spinach, sweet potatoes and cauliflower sold at lower prices today in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market.

Lettuce was higher, while brussels sprouts and mushrooms held steady. Trading was slow. APPLES Apples: Bu. bskts. and eastern boxes U.

S. No. is 2Vi in. min. unless otherwise stated Pa.

Yorks 24 in. min. 2.75, golden Delicious heavy to min. size 2.50, 3 in: min. 3.50, 24 in.

min. 3.00, 2V4 in. min. 1.73, New Jersey Romes 3 in. min.

3.00, 24 in. min. 2.50. New York Hudson Valley poorly colored 2.50, combination U. S.

No. 1 and U. S. fancy 3.25. 214 in.

min. fair color 1.75, unclassified 1.50-75, Cortlands 2.75, unclassified 1.50, Romes 24 in. min. 2.75-3.00; Lake Champlain sect. Mcintosh U.

S. fancy 3.50-73, ripe 3.00, 214 in. min. 2.25-50. ripe 1.75; western N.

Y. R. I. Greenings 24 in. min.

3.50. Bu. cartons ket Street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Riv-erview Cemetery. Friends may call Potter, rector.

Allied Chem. Allied Kid Allied Rtnro Lee Tire St Rubber 36 IV MEMORIAM In lovin memory of our dear motnw. will officiate. In Liggett St Myers 86 Lion Oil Co. 39 Allls Chalmers at the funeral home tomorrow Laura J.

Slaughter, who passed away iouw terment will be years ago toaay. uecemoer "7- Lockheed Aircraft 1614 Amal. Leather AmaL Leather. Pfd. night.

Mr. Rich died suddenly yester Loew i 1514 Airier, can. You are gone dui noi Nor will you ever be: As long as life and memory last. Mother, dear, we ll think of thMu Amer. Lorn day.

Surviving are his mother, nuaunuu 4 in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Friday night at the Smith Funeral Mrs. Adella M. Rich; two brothers, Martin, Glenn L. 1014 Montgomery Ward 544 Philip Morris St Co.

364 3914 1614 1514 10'4 5574 37 3914 2614 15 TZ TZTZZ amnrV nf William H. All. 111 vm. a A. nuiibtu naaiavtor Amer.

Roll. Mills Amer. Smelt, St Ref Amer Tel. Az Tl wards. who departed this ue a year ago today.

Sadly missed by Detective Sergt. Edwin Rich of the Wilmington Bureau of Police, and Martin Rich of Dover, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Munyan. A former foot Amer. Tob.

Nat'l Cash Register 384 Nat'l Dairy Products 26 Nat'l Dept. Stores 15 American Viscose Twenty fifth Anaconaa copper Armour St Co. Death Notices 174 ball player with the Price Run team, nair oirt 45: fancv squabs 50. Turkeys. Nat'l Distillers 1714 Nat'l Vulcanised Fibra 1014 and Market Streets.

Surviving Pri Atchison fancy hens, few around. Toms, gome 18 Stock Market Stages Rally Decline Is Checked With Advances to Two Points; Trading Pace Speeded Up NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (). The stock market snapped out of a downward trend today and advanced fractions to 2 points or so. Trading expanded to the fastest rate in a couple of weeks.

Wall Street quarters offered a variety of reasons for the recovery, including a let-up in tax-selling, and bargain-hunting influenced by the fact the general level of prices Is now near the low of the year. Steels, rails and motors made the best showing. Among gainers were U. S. Steel, Youngstonw Sheet Tube, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Baltimore Ohio, Nickel Plate, Atlantic Coast Line, Standard Oil of California, Skelly Oil, Mission Montgomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft, Union Carbide, American Woolen and Eastern Air Lines.

The revival in demand lifted some stocks from their low prices for the year. Higher in the curb were Kaiser-Prazer, Electromaster, Fairchild Camera, Salt Dome Oil, Pantepec Oil, Barium Steel, Lone Star Gas, Niagara Hudson Power and Humble Oil. Atlantic Coast Line Newport Ind. 13 Mr. Rich was a native of Wil mington.

pounds, 45 offered, refused; some old 38. Capons, some fancy crosses 60. Geese, few Atlantic Refining- Atlas Powder vate JtiooK are 104 13" 15 9 1714 New York Central 12T4 North American 14T4 around. his widow, Mrs Atlas Powder, DRESSED FOULIKX nrMsert noultrv: Iced chickens steady to Sarah Reynolds North American Aviation 84 Northern Pacific 1714 Baldwin Loco. Other Deaths Pvt.

Clifford L. Hook firm with 3 to 314 pound aizes up one half Hook, of 301 Balto. Jfe OhJn N. Y. Hudson Valley Mcintosh 86s 3.50, 120s 3.25-50, 150s 3.00, Delicious 96s 4.00, 120s 3.75, 150s 3.25-50.

Beets: N. J. per bunch 3-4; L. I. 1 3-5 bu.

boxes bunched 50. Beet tops: bu. bskts. hothouse 2.50. Broccoli: Pa.

4-5 bu. boxes 8s 1.25-50. N. J. eastern crts.

12s 1.50-75. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 12s fair qual. 1.00, 4-5 bu. boxes 8s 1.00.

L. I. cauliflower crts. loose 1.50-2.00. Brussels sprouts: Per qt.

15-23, poorer 8-14, bu. hampers 3.00-3.50, poorer 2.50. CABBAGE Cabbage: N. J. 5o pound sacks Danish red 1.25-50.

Pa. 1 3-5 bu. boxes Danish 1.00. L. I.

50 pound sacks Danish cent. Fancv colored lowis in nrm position, West Third Barnsdall Corp." Ohio Oil 3014 Oliver. Farm Equipment 27 CHARLES OSCAR HARDY In while Leghorns were irregular. Quota Street; a daughter, Caroline; four tions: Fresh killed fowls 4 pounds and Washington, D. 64; staff director Packard Motors 414 Bendix Aviation Beth.

Steel Boeing Airplane Borg-Warner brothers, Heisler and Leonard BAILEY Near Chesapeake City. oa November 30. 1948. Lillian Broedwater. wife of Charles H.

Bailey, aged yearfc Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at he John-town Methodist Church, near Cecilton. on Thursday afternoon. Deceniber 2. at 1 o'clock. Interment In cemetery.

Friends may call at The no-pin Funeral Home. Elkton. on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 ciock. CAIN In Harrington. on 29.

1948. Alvirda. wife of Hasty Cain. Relatives and friends are Inyd to attend the funeral services at Trinity Methodist Church. Harrington.

oj Friday afternoon, December 3, at 1 clock. Interment at Hollywood Cemetery. Harrington. Del. Friends may call at her home Thursday evening in Harrington.

8014 2814 44 84 2078 4514 over 47-49; smaller 44-47; Leghorns 36-i; Pan-Amer. Airways 84 -hirltin. iced nounds ana over aa-oj, va. Hook, of Cranston Heights; Harlan of the Congressional Economic Committee since April, 1947, former college instructor, and one-time 53-56; 4, 46-49; 314, 412-4y2; Brideenort Rraia B. Hook of Brookland Terrace, and 2'.

40-43: 14 to 214. 40-42; stags, ary Briggs Mfg. Woodrow Hook of Marshallton; and packed, 12 to box 33-41; old roosters, as 17 8 staff member of the Brookings In stitution. two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Naurhan of fair qual.

65. red some small 1.00, to size 30-35; capons, icea, crates a to pounds each, per pound 65; 6 to 7 pounds 4914 cauliflower crts. red 1.00, 1 3-5 bu. boxes Woodcrest, and Mrs. William Ben 70; 7 to 8 pounds 72; 8 to pounas a-ts G.

GORDON BROWNELL. In Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Carrier Corp. Celanese Corp Certainteed Prnri nett of Cranston Heights. 'Ij Savoy 50-75, N. Y.

Hudson Valley 1 3-5 I bu. boxes Danish 1.00, western N. Y. 50 noilnri sarlrc Danish OA.1 Ofl Ducks L. I.

frozen 40-41. squaos u-j with some sales renorted prev. of 5-10, Westfield, N. 64; tax official of Paramount Pictures 2114 Penney. J.

C. 441s Penna. R. 1614 Pepsi-Cola 7 Phelps-Dodge 49T4 Phillips Pet 5714 Pullman Co 33 Pure Oil 28T4 Radio Corp. of 12 Radio Keith 614 Remington-Rand 94 Republio Steel 23 Reynolds Tob.

3514 8 Born at Marshallton, Private alter 7 ciock. eauiv. to Turkeys, young hens Chesapeake Ohio i "11111 the Cities Service Company of New York and manager of its tax de CLOOGH In this city, on November so. 71-75. voune toms.

as to size 57-65. Carrots: Topped and washed bu. Pa. 75; N. J.

L. I. 75. 14 bu. bskts.

I. 50-65, bu. crts. N. Y.

Adirondack sect. 1948. Mary Ellen, wifa of the laie jjavia Guineas, young, per pound 65-80, old 15-20. Wheat: Tradins slow and prices declined t-nrysier corp. Coca-Cola Colllmhia Rrnarl Hook was a son of the late Ernest and Caroline Hook.

Before entering the service he was employed as a millwright by the Artie Roofing Company. fine qual 2.00-2.25. E. Clough. of 107 East Sixth Street.

eo 77 years. Relatives, friends and member! of Lady Miller Lodge. Shepherds of Beth- Commercial Credit one cent. Quotations: No. 2 red winter, garlicky, domestic Dec.

2.41. Corn: Market dull and barely steady. Cauliflower: Crts. 12s 1.25-75, poorer and small 1.00-1.1214. purple 1.00.

Celery: N. J. berry crts. Pascal and lenem. are invitea to attend me iuuc.

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Y. Golden Heart Oats: More Ireely onerea ana prices Consolidated Edison day atternoon. December 3. at 2L, Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friend may call at the funeral home Thursday evening after 7 o'clock.

declined one cent. Quotations: No. 2 34 Schenley Dist 28 Sears-Roebuck 3814 Simmons Co 2614 Sinclair Oil 21 Socony Vacuum 164 Southern Pacific 474 Southern Railway 384 container Corp Continental Can partment for the last 31 years. FERNANDO EMBER In Madrid, 51; Hungarian pianist who was known in many countries. DR.

GEORGE H. RAMSEY At Saranac Lake, N. 57; former health commissioner of Westchester County, N. Y. THE REV.

JOHN J. WYNNE In New York, founder and first editor of "America," a Roman Catholic weekly, and formerly an editor pound test weight. 1.06-1.08. 2-3 crts. in the rough 4.50.

Celery cabbage: Eastern crts. and bu. boxes 75. Coliards: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 75.

Endive-Chicory: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50. Escarole: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50-60. Kale: Bu.

bskts. 50-75, 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50. nn November 3S HALL In Newark. Del.

I si it 1 1 i I cont. Diamond Continental Motors Corn Product 1948. Marv L. wife of William HSil Rothschild, Koffler Take Insurance Agency Jules H. Rothschild and Samuel Koffer are now special representatives of the Great-West Life Assurance Company of Winnepeg, Canada, Southern Railway.

594 New Charters Filed DOVER, Dec. 1 Standard Brands 20I2 Leeks: N. J. bu. bskts.

1.00. 1 3-5 Standard Gas 4 Pfd. 17s Standard Oil of 63" 4 Charters filed with the corporation deDartment of the secretary of Curtiss-Wright Com Curtiss-Wright Deere St Co Dist. Seagrams', Ltd. Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical 1214 614 94 254 351x 2814 3814 2614 214 164 4914 39tk 60'd 204 184 6314 724 2414 214 5314 6014 1714 4014 104 1914 3014 3Hls 8614 2214 10i Standard Oil of N.

714 bu. boxes 8s 1.25. per bunch 10. LETTUCE Lettuce: Eastern crts. Big Boston 2 doz.

1.50-2.00. poor qual. 50-60. Romaine 1.50-75, poorer Standard Oil of Ohio 24 of the Catholic Encyclopedia. according to an announcement made and dauahter of Ednora Swann.

ased.37 years. Relatives and friends are invitea to attend the funeral from the residenco of her mother. 67 New London Avenue, Newark. on Thursday afternoon. December 2.

at 1 o'clock. Services at Mt. Zion U. A. M.

E. Church. Newark. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Mt.

Zion Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. HUXTABLE In this eity, on November 29. 1948. Alice wife of the late Fred A.

Huxtable. of 2124 Lancaster Avenue, i.ut vari nn frienos state's office follow: by Frederick G. Higham, of the Ca PROF. CUTHBERT WRIGHT In Worcester, 49; head of the Stewart-Warner 134 Studebaker 2114 Frame Bros. Company, cnickens, eggs.

DuPont Common Mushrooms: 3 pound bskts. Pa. extra nadian firm. Mr. Rothschild has been etc.

Capital, 250 shares, no par. Prin fancy and specials 1.10-35, discolored 90- department of English and com cipal office, U. S. Corporation Company. engaged in the profession of life in Mission Development Company, minerals.

parative literature at Assumption DuPont 84.50 Pfd Eastman Kodak Elec. Auto Lite Elec Power A Light 1.00, fancy and med. 1.00-1.25, poorer 90, buttons 1.00-1.15, 6pots and opens 40-65; N. Y. extra fancy few 1.35-50.

Pa. pti. Texas Corp. 52 Texas Gulf Sulphur 6014 Timken-Detroit Axle 1714 Timken Roller Bearing 4014 Trans-Western Airline 1014 Twentieth-Cent. Fox 184 Capital.

825,000,000. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. College for the last 11 years. 15-22. Oyster plant: Bu.

bskts. few 2.00, Blue Belle construction husiness. Capital, 5,000 shares, no par. Principal office. Corporation Service Company.

Onions: N. Y. 50 pound sacks yellow Globes Orange Co. 1.60-75, fair cond. and Federal Mogul Freeport Sulphur General Elertrii- Blue Belie construction business.

Births some small to med. 1.2a-50, Elba sect. 1.60 75. other western N. Y.

1.70-75, small Capital, 5,000 scares, no par. Principal office. Corporation Service Company. surance for more than 25 years. A native of New York City, he has been a resident of Delaware for 43 years.

He served in the U. S. Navy during World War I. He is a member of Delaware Association of Life Underwriters and National Association of Life Underwriters, American Legion. Temple of Truth, Bnai B'rith and other local and national organizations.

Mr. Koffler is a native of England General Foods General Motors Prices Advance On Bond Market NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (). The bond market moved hesitantly to slightly higher ground in early trading today. Dealings centered on a handful of liens which edged upward from one to two points.

Declines rarely amounted to more than minor fractions on light turnover. Pennsylvania Central Airlines 3s were up two points at one time, and Third Avenue adjustment 5s gained Others leading the gentle upswing were International Great Northern adjustment 6s, several Missouri Pacific loans, and New Haven income 42s. Easing a little were New York Central 4s, American Tobacco 3s, Illinois Central 4s and Pennsylvania Railroad 3 Us. U. S.

governments were mostly 1.25-50. Parslev: N. J. bu. bskts.

curly 2.00-2.50 The Young Men Christian Association are invited to attend the funeral Irotft the McCrery Puneral Home, 2700 Washington Street, on Thursday mprnin. December 2. at. 10:30 o'clock. Services at Calvary Church.

The BishoD Coleman Memorial. Fourth and Rodney Streets, at 11 o'clock. Interment at Wilmineton Sf Brandywine Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening after 7 o'clock. HOOK In France, on Sept.

8. 1944. Privato Clifford Leslie Hook, husband of Sarah Reynolds Hook, of 511 West Third Street, aged 28 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at St. Barnabas' Church.

Marshallton. on Saturday afternoon. December 4. at. i-ift ovinrir Tntermttnt tt St.

Barna of Dover, Dei. Capital, none. Principal office. National Corporation Company. Pa.

4-5 bu. boxes curly 1.50, 'a bu. bskts. 4U'4 fair cond. 50.

L. I. lugs curly 50, 1 3-5 General Motors, Pfd Gillette Goodyear T. R. Goodrich Co.

bu. boxes root l.oO United Steel Tank corporation oi Delaware, tanks and drums. Capital, $100,000. Principal office. Wilmiagton.

H. E. Clark Interests, investments. Parsnips: bu. bskts.

Pa. 75-85; L. I. ROGERS To Mr. and Mrs.

Newell P. Rogers, 907 Vandever Avenue, at Delaware Hospital on Nov. 30. a son. PIERCE To Mr.

and Mrs. Robert R. Pierce. Lyndalia. at Delaware Hospital on Nov.

30, a daughter. CURTIN To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Curtin, Elmhurst, at Delaware Hospital Graham-Paige Union Bag Paper 2914 Union Carbide (new) 384 Union Pacific 8.V4 United Aircraft 2214 United Air Lines 10' 4 United Pfd 404 United Fruit 51 U.

G. 1 1914 United Merchants St Mfg. 1214 U. S. Ind.

Alcohol 224 U. S. Rubber, Com 384 U. S. Rubber.

Pfd 12 U. S. Steel 694 U. S. Steel, Pfd 134T4 Warner Bros.

10 Western Union 16 Westinghouse Airbrake Westinghou.se Elec 2314 Willys-Overland 714 65. PEARS Capital, $5,000. Principal office, the Corp Greft Northern. Pfd Greyhound Corp. 5118 124 Si's 39 12614 7014 135 10 Pears: N.

Y. Hudson Valley bu. box Kieffers 2.50-75 oration Trust Company. Zai-Frame optical goods. Capital.

J1.000. Principal office, the Prentice-Hall Hayes Mfg and came to this country in 1910, settling in Delaware in 1924. He has served as a U. S. internal revenue agent and income tax auditor for the State of Delaware.

He is a member Spinach: Savoy type Pa. bu. bskts. fair qual. N.

J. bu. bskts. 1 3-5 Corporation System, Inc. bu.

box 1.00-1.25. Squash: Bu. bskts. Acorn 1.25-50, 1V4 Hercules Powder Hercules Powder. Pfd.

Hiram Walker I Industrial Rayon Int'l Harvester Infl Nickel 1614 bas' Cemetery. Friends may call at tho Smith Funeral Home Friday evening after 7 o'clock. KINSLOW In North East. on November 28. 1948.

Margaret L. Kins-low, mother of Anna Kinslow Smith, aeed 74 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Trinity Church. on Friday afternoon. December 3.

at 2 o'clock. Inter- mnt at Trlnitv fmtrT. Zion. Md. bu.

hampers Hubbard 2.00 of the Delaware Accountants Associ on Nov. 30, a son. KEATING To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

Keating, Deerhurst, at Delaware Hospital on Nov. 30, a son. MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt F.

Morris, 402 West Thirtieth Street, at Delaware Hospital on Nov. 30, a daughter. Sweet potatoes: Bu. Hampers u. s.

ro. is ation and the Brandywine Country James Vito Sons, real estate. Capital, 250 shares, no par. Principal office, American Guaranty and Trust Company. Foster H.

Roger. goods, wares, merchandise. Capital, 240 shares, no par. Principal office, American Guaranty and Trust Company. 304 24 714 43 1414 Jersey type 2.00-2.50, one marx 3.00, ora qual.

1.50. Goldens 2.25-75, Orange 2.25- Club. The firm will occupy offices at the Great West Life Assurance Int'l Paner. Com. 3.00, Pink Hearts fair qual.

2.00, Porto Infl Paper. Pfd Woolworth Co 43 Worthington Pump 13T4 Ex-Dividend. Rioans fair qual. 2.50, U. S.

No. 2s various Friends may call Thursday evening Irom Company in the Odd Fellows Build Int'l Telatel varieties small to 9 o'clock, at tne orancn iunerai Milford Motors. motor vehicles. unchanged. The foreign dollar market was slow, with some Australians and The Netherlands 2s somewhat easier.

ing, Tenth and King Streets. Turnips: Bu. bskts. white topped and home of Edward R. Bell.

New London Newark. Del. washed 75. KIMSEY On November 29. 1948.

Ida. nee Capital, 500 shares, no par. Principal office. Milford. Refrigerated Transport.

freight business. Capital, $100,000. Principal office, U. S. Corporation Company.

J. R. Sharp, oil business. Capital. Street Department Godfrey, wife of Fred itimsev.

oi Manor N. Y. Curb Market Reported daily by Laird, Bissell Meeds, DuPont Building. Prev. Close 11:15 Philadelphia Quotations MATTHES To Mr.

and Mrs. Max R. Matthes, Elsmere Manor, at Delaware Hospital on Nov. 30, a daughter. MILLER To Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Miller, 205 South DuPont Street, at Delaware Hospital on Dec. 1, a daughter. DOBRANIECK I To Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Dobraniecki, 904 Brown Street, at Wilmington General Hospital on Nov. 30, Local Securities Reported daily by Laird, Bissell Meeds. Bid Asked Ail-American Aviation 114 14 Atlas Powder, Pfd 10114 103 Jos. Bancroft Sons Com.

10 11 Christiana Securities, Inc 2620 2690 Awards Truck Bids Avenue. Claymont, aged 56 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the E. F. White Funeral Home.

Thomas E. Ralrdon, suc PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1 (U.fi). The was very dull on practically all com $1,000,000.

Principal office, the Corpora Alum. Co. of Amer Contracts for furnishing five pickup trucks, a sedan, a truck Amer. Gas Elec 36' 4 364 tion Trust Company. Mid-States Equipment Company, goods, wares, merchandise.

Capital. $20,571.60, modities on the local wholesale produce market today, according to the Federal State Market News Service of the USDA. Truck receipts were generally light and Stockholders" Meet The annual stockholders meeting of the Standard Gas and Electric Corporation was held in the Corporation Trust Building today. It was announced that only routine business was transacted and all directors were reelected. chassis and cab and a station wag a son.

Barium Steel Bellanca Aircraft Cities Service. Com Cons. Gas, Balto Diana Stores Christiana Securities, Pfd 145 Continental Amer. Life 42 Delaware Floor Products, 28 Delaware Power Light 6 cessor. Third and Norris street, unester.

on Thursday afternoon, December 3. at 1 o'clock. Services at the Claymont Methodist Church. Claymont. at 3 o'clock, interment at Lawncroft Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday evening. Viewing also at church between 1:30 and 3 p. m. Thursday. LEE In this city, on November 27.

1848. Rosa, wife of Lemuel Lee of 1115 as a result firm to slightly higher prices prevailed for white potatoes, broccoli, spinach and mushrooms. Sweet potatoes Bishop Urges Peace 43 .1 1614 45 110 Elec. Bond Share 104 104 Delaware Railroad Common 43 Diamond Ice Coal, Pfd 107 very dull. Apples about steady, cabbage 49S4 5014 3614 4Ts 14 404 414 60V4 608 io34 73 734 104 8 8 214 2" 10 lo4 614 614 3 8s 10 104 In Talk to Clubwomen Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company.

D. J. Pampillonia Sons, designing business. Capital, 100 shares, no par. Principal office, Corporation Fiscal Company.

Northeast Warehouse, real estate. Capital. $25,000. Principal office, the Capital Trust Company of Delaware. Reed Motor Express.

transportation service. Capital, 100 shares, no par. Prin dull. ..1184 12014 DuPont, Pfd. DuPont 314 Pfd Apples: Bu.

bskts. and boxes Pa. 2V'a 9714 9814 Special Meetings "Have We Ground for Hope," was in. Staymans XJ. S.

ls, fair to good 3.0O-4.00; mostlv 3 Jonathans 3.00: Electric Hose 8z 15 19 Hercules Powder Pfd 12114 123 Remington Arms 44 5 Humble Oil Infl Ltd Kaiser-Prazer Monogram Pictures Pantepec Pennroad R. B. Semler Solar Aircraft Technicolor Ex-Dividend. Paragons 2.50; Golden Delicious and Romes fair 2.25-2.50; wrapped Romes WILMINGTON SUBURBAN WATER COMPANY Claymont, Delaware NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS: A special meeting of the stockholders of 1814 Warner Common 18 on were awarded the low bidders by the directors of the Street and Sewer Department yesterday afternoon. Frank W.

Diver, was awarded the contract for the one-half 'ton pickup trucks at a net charge per unit of $802. The same company was also awarded the bid for a one and one-half ton chassis and cab, to cost $1,380. The Porter Motor Company was awarded the bid for the four-door sedan with a low bid of $909.20 and also won the award to furnish a station wagon to be used by an cipal office, Dover. 3.25; N. J.

2,2 in. Staymans mostly fair Wilson Line Common 3814 4014 3.00-3.50; Romes 2.50: Golden Del. 2.50- Central Nat'l Bank, par $100 180 2.75; Jonathans ord. 2.00-2.25. Delaware Trust par $25..

68 Equitable Trust par 125.. 65 Wilmington Suburban Water Company will held at the principal office of the Company, Claymont, Delaware, on Friday, December 17, 1948, at 3:30 o'clock P. for the purpose of taking action upon the Farmers Bank, par $50 400 U. S. Treasury Report Dec.

1 The position of the Treasury Nov. 29 68 425 78 100 113 Commodity Prices Industrial Trust par $25.. 74 Security Trust par $50 95 Pasture Street. Relatives, friends and. members of Naomi Household of Ruth; No.

1186. O. TJ. O. of O.

Tr. G. TJ. O. of Jacob's Well; Daughters of Samaria: Silver Leaf Club of G.

TJ. O. of St. Luke's are invited to attend the funeral services at her late residence, 1115 Pasture Street, on Thursday. December 3.

at 12 o'clock noon with services at Shiloh Baptist Church. Fifth and Walnut Streets, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

MONTAGUE In this city, on November 29. 1948. William Thomas Montague of Felton. aged 79 years. Relative and friends are invited to attend, the funeral services at the Berry Funeral Home.

Felton. on Thursday afternoon. December 2 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Barratts Chanel Cemetery, Frederic. Del.

Friends may call Wednesday evening after 7 o'clock. PRZYLTJCKI In the Mediterranean Area. Ttolw nn flcmher 90. 1Q44. Staff-Sergt.

Wilmington Trust par $25 109 adoption or rejection of an Agreement of Reported daily by Laird is Company compared with corresponding date Nemours. Buildina. Merger dated October 13. 1948. between POTATOES Potatoes: Pa.

Katahdins tr. S. 1 size A. 100 pound sacks some fair 2.70-3.00: mostly 2.75-2.85: poorer 2.60-2.65: paper sacks 50 pounds some fair 1.35-1.50; best mostly 1.45-1.50; 15 pounds 49-50; 10 pounds 34-36. Cabbage: Pa.

50 pound sacks Danish 60-75; few 80; fair 40-50; N. J. bu. Danish 50: Savoy 40-50. Sweet potatoes: N.

J. 4 bskt. Jersey type yellows and reds 1.50-1.75. mostly a vear ago: Receipts, WHEAT Open High General Waterworks Corporation and Wilmington Suburban Water Company and a majority of the Directors of each of said Dec 239 24014 engineering division. The bid on the latter vehicle was $1,999.

companies, under their respective seals, Low 22914 2118 1424 1471 14714 Noon 2394 2294 2114 1424 148 14714 and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may properly be brought the topic discussed by the Rt. Rev. Arthur R. McKinstry, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware, in the meeting of the Wilmington City Federation of Women's Clubs and Allied Organizations held this morning in the Y. W.

C. A. "The hope for peace, the most persistent hope through the ages, is a divine hope," Bishop McKinstry told the group. "It is the call of God for man to share." Throughout Europe, in England, France, Italy, and in Russia, the hope of the people is for peace, he told the group. Their hope lies in the attitude of America as expressed in the Marshall Plan.

Another hope lies in the World Council of Churches. Bishop McKinstry told of the council meeting of 170 faiths in Amsterdam last summer. A. D. Cobb, director of the U.

S. Savings Bond Division of the Treasury Department in Delaware, discussed saving through bonds. In J.50, few fine qual. 2.00, poorer 1.25, small May 22914 230 July 21114 212 CORN Dec 143 1434 May 148 1488 July 14714 1474 COTTON Dec 3223 3233 Mar 3224 3232 May 3206 3213 Deiore saicr meeting. By order of the Board of Directors.

LARRY ANDREWS. Assistant Secretary, November 23, 1948. Doctors to Ride N. Y. Ambulances 3232 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Dec.

1 IfF). Foreign Exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents): Canadian dollar in New York open market 78 per cent discount or 92.3714 U. S. cents, unchanged. Europe: Great Britain (pound) $4.0314, unchanged; France (franci .3114 of a cent, up Italy (lira) Nov.

fixed rate .001739, Oct. Sweden (kronai 27.85, unchanged; Switzerland (franc) (free) 24.90, up .02 of a cent. Latin America: Argentina (free) 20.90, unchanged; Brazil (free) 5.50, unchanged; Mexico 14.54, unchanged. 3223 3224 3204 3232 3206 Edward J. Przylucki.

son of Edward J. and the late Helen Przylucki. Relatives friends, members of the Polish American Post. V. F.

W. 3257. Ladies Auxiliary of the Polish American Post 3257, Ttood 7. Boy Scouts of America. employes of National Vulcanized Fibrt Co.

are invited to attend the funeral from Special Meetings Grain Market 658.41. Expenditures, Balance, Customs receipts for month, $30,873,500.24. Receipts fiscal year July 1, $14,843,748,694.71. Expenditures fiscal year, $14,095,564,806.01. Excess of receipts, $748,183,888.70.

Total debt, $258,276,064,074.60. Increase over previous day, Gold assets. to mdm. bu. hamp.

yellows 2.00-2.25, poorer 1.50, processed best 3.00, mdm. 2.00, white yams 2.50-2.75, fair .35, orange type 2.25-2.50, Md. bu. golden washed few sales 3.00. Spinach: Bu.

Savov Pa. mostlv 1.00. few 65; N. J. 75-90; Va.

Norfolk sect. 1.00-1.15. Broccoli: Crates bun. N. J.

12s fair to good 1.25-1.75. best mostlv 1.50. poorer 1.00; Pa. 8s 1.00-1.25. mostly 1.15-1.25.

BEETS Beets: Pa. per bun. 2'i to 3: few higher and low as 2. Bu. topped 75.

Carrots: Bu. topped and washed Pa. 75-85; N. J. fair 65.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1 Grains opened GENERAL WATERWORKS CORPORATION 100 West 10th Street Wilmington. Delaware NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS: mixed on the Board of Trade today. Wheat the residence of his latner. Mr.

icawara was a little higher and feed grains a little Decision Follows 7-Year Lapse Resulting From Wartime Shortage J. Przylucki, 425 South Jackson Street, on Saturday morning. December 4. at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn reauiem mass in St.

Hed-wig's R. C. Church at 9:30 o'clock. In lower. However, price changes did not amount to much and trading activity was A special meeting of the stockholders of General Waterworks Corporation will be slow.

held at the principal office of the Com pany. 100 West 10th Street. Wilmington. Wheat started unchanged to 4 cent higher, December $2.3914: corn was un Celery: N. J.

hearts per bun. Pascal NEW YORK, Dec. 1 (JP). For the changed to Va lower. December $1.43 and oats were Va-l'4 lower, cember 8214.

Delaware, on Friday, December 17, 1948, at 3:00 o'clock P. for the purpose of taking action upon the adoption or rejection of an Agreement of Merger dated 12-13. Mushrooms: Pa. 3-lb. bskt.

1.15-1.35, few higher, mostly 1.25, few low as 1.10; $22,597,300,547.43. October 13. 1948, between General Water counting for terment at cathedral cemeiery. QUINN At her late residence. 105 N.

Van Buren Street, on November 2. 1948. Catherine, wife of James Qulnn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from The Mealey Funeral Home. 703 North Broom Street, on, Friday morning.

December 3. at 9 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at St Paul's Church, at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday ave-ning.

after 7 o'clock. RICH In this city, on November 30, 1948. Howard son of Adella M. and the late Frank W. Rich, aged 33 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at The James F. Hearn Fu- Viscose Dividend works Corporation and Wilmington Suburban Water Company and a majority of Delaware, approximately worth of bonds are held, 83 per cent of that amount in Wilmington. Mr. Cobb paid tribute to Mrs. Frank W.

Milling, federation bond chairman, for her volunteer work for the program. He showed a film prepared by the Treasury Department. The speakers were introduced by Mrs. COnSTMlT SOLES Have diminished oar current listings considerably. We have many requests for homes In most of the areas in and around Wilmington.

May list yours? See Bernard D. Rosin J. J. MOIIAGIIAII CO. REALTORS 832 Orange St.

Phone 4-5234 eign economic cooperation xrust fund expenditures. first time in years a doctor rode an ambulance on an emergency call from huge Bellevue Hospital today. Since the wartime-induced shortage of physicians, attendants have been answering emergency calls for the city's big municipal hospital and many other hospitals in the city. the Directors of each of said companies. under their respective seals, and for the excess of expendi purpose of transacting such other bus! tures counting expenditures above.

ness as may properly be brought before American Viscose Corp. declared a dividend of 75 cents on common, payable Feb. 1 to holders of Jan. 17 and an extra of $1.50, payable Dec. 21 to holders of Dec.

11. The company has been paying 50 cents at quarterly intervals for sev per pt. 20-21. White turnips: Pa. and N.

J. bu. 75-85; few Pa. higher. Rutabagas: Pa.

sks. 50 lbs. 1.00; 70 lbs. 1.25-1.50. Lettuce: N.

J. eastern crts. Big Boston a few 2.00, Romaine 1.00-1.50. small 75. Turnip tops: Pa.

and Va. bu. 75-85. BUTTER, EGGS Butter: (Early quotes! Market firm and higher on ail grades. At the higher level, undertone was mixed; inquiries increased in some quarters and sales on open market decreased in others.

Grade held firmly by sellers. Wholesale sales: Grade A bulk 65-6614 grade 64. Eggs: (Early quotes) Market full and George A. Pedrick. The general ses aid meeting.

By order of the Board of Directors. R. VAN HORN, Secretary, November 23, 1948. nmioHin ni Home, juz iviarKct, oirwi. on ri- sion and.

executive session preceding fipmnm rWemher r. i nim- un on an emergency call to at Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. Dec. 1 (tP) (USDA) Salable tend an ill woman at 9:22 a. m.

went it were conducted by Mrs. R. Carr! interment at.Plv"iw iendi si i may call at the Hearn Funeral Home, on hogs 14,000, total slow; butchers nii uirvsician ur i jnna i i rumnuii. nresiaenL. iThursdav evenine after i a clock 50-75 cents lower; most decline on weignts over 22o pound; top 23.25; bulk good and Representatives of New Era Branch, International Sunshine So eral years.

The previous extra was $1 in January. choice 170-230 pound 2Z.3a-2Z.7a; 230-zeu i "WHEN TO SELL SECURITIES RICHARDS In this city, on November- SO. 1948. Annie Richards, mother of Irene Bail. Percy and Warren Richards, aced 88 years.

Relatives, friends. Brandywine Post. American Lesion. Auxiliary No. 12.

are invited to attend the funeral services ciety, Mrs. M. W. Boyce, Mrs. Ar thur James and Mrs.

H. B. Battis were hostesses. Fyler, 24. Dr.

Fyler, whose home is in Washington. D. and who is ftiterning at Bellevue, is a graduate of Harvard Medical School. It was decided to use doctors in ambulances again after an attendant last week pronounced a young woman dead. A policeman later 59 at The Gray Funeral Home.

722 Walnut FOR INCOME TAX SAVINGS Street, on Saturday afternoon. December 4. at 2 clock, interment at Mt. Oliva Cemetery. Friends may call Friday tvt- discovered her alive.

The woman. Miss Mary Grey, 25, of San Fran pound 1.75-.25; 70-300 pouna zi.oo-zi.7a; good and choice sows under 400 pound 19.75-20.75: 400-550 pound 19.00-20.OO; prospects incomplete clearance. Salable cattle 1,500, total salable calves 600, total 600; choice steers and all grades medium weight and heavy steers slow, weak; medium and good yearlings and light steers fairly active, fully steady: heifers steady; cows slow, weak to 25 cents lower; bulls and vealers steady; load high-choice 1,050 pound show-reject yearlings 36.00; scattered loads choice steers 1,250 pound down 33.75-34.00; bulk medium and good steers 24.00-31.00: good and choice heifers 26.50-31.00; beef cows 22.00 down; canners and cutters 14.50-17.25; medium and good sausage bulls 22.00-23.50; medium to choice vealers 27.00-31.00; stock cattle steady. Salable sheep 4,500. total 5.500: market cisco, was reported greatly improved today.

Qualiiy prin iintj plaies In one or more colors in ninn after 7 clock. STAATS At his late residence. 5306 Barnard Boulevard, on November 30, IMS. Charles husband of lola Chalfant Staats. Funeral services and Interment at the convenience of the family.

Friends mav call on Wednesday evening after o'clock. Please omit flowers. SORENSEN In this city, on November 29. 1948. Walter husband ot Edna Montgomery sorensen.

of 1812 North Broom Street, aged 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Chandler Funeral Home, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Street, on Friday afternoon. December 3. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Grace-law Memorial Park.

Friends may call at Chandler's Thursday evening. Tax Guide for Investors Capital Gains Losses Income Tax Computation Free on Request LAIRD, BISSELL MEEDS Market Street Entrance, DuPont Bldg. Members N. T. Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchanges PHONE 8-4241 i Baltimore Livestock BALTIMORE.

Dec. 1 (USDA). E. Cor EIGHTH and ORANGE STS. PHONE 5-6822 Cattle 600.

Odd lots medium and eood not established: undertone steady on moderate supply definitely choice lambs here; others slow and weak. Two Offices Ransacked By Thieves in Night Thieves ransacked two offices in a building at 206 West Tenth Street last night but left both places empty handed, police said. Offices broken into included those of Pippin, Kinnamon, Taylor and Dawes an dthe headquarters of Eden Lodge, No. 23, 1. O.

O. on the third floor. A door was battered to enter the lodge hall, while a glass was shattered in a window through which the intruders entered the bus-ines soffices. Police said one of the intruders apparently was cut about the hand in entering the lodge hall. Blood stains were found on the floor.

Detectives are questioning a suspect. Woman Held in Bail Wilhelmina Roberts, so, of the 1200 block Walnut Street, was arrested by city police this morning on a charge of being concerned in lottery policy writing. Judge Thomas Herlihy, held her in $500 bail JAS. AS. JK-, MS.

T. GOODYEAR T. R. CO. Brief Analysis Available Laird and Company slaughter steers 25.00-29.00.

steadv, few common cows 18.50-19.00; canners and cutters largely 14.00-17.00, few up to 18.50. Calves 100. Not enough to establish trend, general undertone steady. Hogs 600. Top steady but market generally 25 cents lower; good and choice barrows and gilts 23.75-24.25, early top 24.25; most 250-275 pound barrows and gilts 23.00-50; 275-300 pounds 22.50-23.00; 300-350 pounds 3SO-400 pounds 20.50-21.00; 40o pounds and heavier 19.75 down; 120-140 pounds 20.75-21.25; 14O-l0 pounds 22.75-23.00; 160-180 pounds 23.25-75; sows 400 pounds and lighter 19.50-20.00; 400-450 pounds 18.50-19.00; 450 pounds and heavier and odd stags mostly 17.75 down.

Sheep 25. Not enough to establish trend, nominally unchanged; good and choice wooled lambs quoted to 26.00; same grade ewes to 10.00. Cotton Market NEW YORK. Dec. 1 Cotton futures opened unchanged to 30 cents a bale higher.

Prev. Close Open Dec 32.2a 32.23 March 32.23 32.24 May 32 03 S2.08 July 31.23 31.27 Oct. 28.68 28.68 11 1 We Are Pleased Dec 28.47N 28 48A A-Asked: N-Nominal. DEL. TRUST BLDC.

Phone 5-6241 NEMOURS BLDC. Phone 6-S171 Cotton futures advanced into new high ground for the day in forenoon trading today on continued New Orleans and com Members N. T. Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchangee mission house buying. Mill buying was Lancaster Livestock fairly active but was a secondary factor in the upturn.

The loan and export situa McCrery F5, 2700 WASHINGTON ST. 1 larfe tmUn milk WUh fin Oram Out Foaoral Cost Moot Pfsonl Day Condition tions dominated the market. for a hearing Friday. Recent ECA authorizations covered an estimated 800,000 bales of cotton for ship TRADE IN YOUR DID ADDING MACHINE ment during the current quarter and the nrst quarter of :949. The market ignored the fact that busi im- Buy Tomorrow's Adding Machine Today ness in cotton textiles continued slow, CREMATORIUM fc-------- WW www 9 www VVW aalftv pnu-nn 9 to Announce THE APPOINTMENT OF Jules H.

Rothschild and Samuel Koffler AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF The Great West Life Assurance Co. WINNIPEG, CANADA Frederick G. Higham, General Ajency despite the sharp downward adjustment 5 A Silverbrook Serrlc marked in prices for goods. LANCASTER, Dec. 1 (U.R).

Livestock market: Hogs: 253. Local lightweights, $21-122; good and choice, 100-250 pounds, 250-350 pounds, sows Sheep: 41. Ewes, all weights, lambs, choice spring. medium to good, cull and common, Cattle: 651. Calves: 151.

Vealers, good and choice. $35. J6. 50; cull and common, cows, choice, cutters and canners dry-fed steirs, choice. common, S21-S24; bulls, good and heifers, good, $27.

conimon. Grass-fed steers, choice. good, common. $18. heifers, choice, good.

common. $15-220. Noon prices were 45 to 65 cents a bale by dignity and scientific method higher than the previous close. December 32.34. March 32.32 and May 32.14.

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