The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 41

7 Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Thursday, June 23, 1949 Fortyonci I Contractor Dies H. B. DonalsonJ Produce Markets New York Quotations Air Line Meeting An annual and special meeting of the stockholders of Pan American Airways Corporation, to htia July 1 at 100 West Tenth Street, N. Y. Stock Quotations 11:15 O'Cleck Mason, Dies Contractor Had Pioneered will act on a proposed sale ox business and assets of the corporation to its wholly-owned subsidiary.

Pan American Airways. subject Prev. Close 11:15 A Prev. Closa 11:15 Johns-ManvIEe Joy Mfg. Midwestern arrival showed effect of hot weather and prices varied widely at to quality.

Some relect mid-westerns extra large white realized and a few fancy white mediums sold at 52 Va- Standards met fair to good Inquiry. wolesal selling prices: Consumer grades, A extra large 53-56Vi: large 51-54: mediums 49-52'i; wholesale grades, specials, extra large 54-56: large 52-54; mediums 51-53: extras, large 48-52; mediums 43-50; standards 47-49. Butter: Market steady. Trading light. Offerings exceeded light demand.

Some arrivals In forced movement to storage. Wholesale sales, grade A bulk 60-0Va; grade 57-57Vi. LIVE POULTRY Live poultry: Demand was spotty and limited and supplies more than ample to needs. Market weak on all classes. Quotations: Fowls, fancy colored.

30; small sales 32; few 33; clean up sales, 28-29. Leghorns, fancy 4 pound up 27-29, few 30; ordinary and small 25-26. Old roosters. to any requisite consent of the cmi Aeronautics Board. Daily report of N.

J. and nearby produce of the N. Y. market. USDA) SEW YORK, June 23 W.

Lettuce sold higher today, while other produce was about unchanged in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market. Trading was fairly active with moderate. ASPARAGUS Asparagus: Crts. -l doz. bunches X.

J. some fair cond. Brldgeton sect, colossal best 2.50-3.00, poorer 2.00, extra fancy best 2.00-2. 50. poorer 1.00-1.15, fancy 1.50-75, poorer 1.00-1.25, primes 50; Swedes-boro sect.

Jumbo few 4.00-4.50, colossal beit 2.50-3. 00, poorer 2.25. extra fancy few 1.50: Vinoentown sect, colossal few 4.50, fancy 1.50-2.25. primes 1.00; Pa. very large 6.00-6.5O.

large 4.50-5.50. 3.00-4.00. Kennecotf Copper Air Reduction Allied Chem AHid Kid Allied Stores Amalgamated Leather Amalgamated Leather Pfd Amer. Can Amer. Loco American Radiator Building Development In Boulevard Section of City Harry B.

Donalson, 77, of 2502 I MEMORIAM In lovlnt memory. oC Sat. Jomn Ctrino. killed in airclane crash on jn U. 1M3 In Dyersbunh.

Tennessee. Baynard Boulevard, pioneer mason Mother Sisters and Brothm. contractor in Wilmington, and years ago a pioneer builder of houses in CARD Or THANKS Wi wish to thank relatives. frWndS Lee Tire Rubber Liggett Myers Lion Oil Co. (New Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Martin.

Glenn Montgomery Ward Philip Morris Co. Nat. Cash Register Nat. Dairy Prod Nafl. Dept.

Store Nafl. Distillers Nat. Vulcanized Fibre the Boulevard section, died this and neiihboM for their tinan. oathy cards, floral offering and aw morning in the Delaware Hospital, 20-22. Pullets, fancy 4Va pound up, 35-38, few small butcher sales, 40; some high cars our reeem oreTcnren where he had been a patient since aeatn oi our no.

wuun colored Pa. 42-43; pullet 3Va to 44, 2o-JO Roastins chickens, fancy. 5 pound up, 24- June 15. He underwent an operation 1 -I. friend, nelfhbora, small 2.00-3.00, culls 1.00-1.75, Va bu.

bskts. tips 1.00. Beans: (Snapt N. J. bu.

bskts. Bountifuls best mostly 1.50-75, poorer string-less Black Valentines 1.50-2.25. poorer Streamliners 1.50-75, wax few best 2.25-50. poorer 1.00-1.50; L. I.

bu. hampers Bountifuls 1.50-2.00, poorer 1.00-1.25. Streamliners 1.25-2.00, wax 2.00-2.50: Pa. bu. hampers Bountifuls best 1.75-2.25.

poorer low as 1.31Vst. nt nnPunt KrtMrimantal Statroa 26, few extra fancy 28; springers fancy 3-4 pound crosses, 21-24; some extra fancy 3-4 on Tuesday and seemed to be gaining, but suffered a relapse yesterday. m.mhtn of Roval Areanum Lode 21H 22 166 ie Wk 28 214 37 894 89's 13H 11 Wk 138 138 67 59 55 36 26li 5'. 83 8314 33 32 44 44 io; 9 9 8 43 28 28'i 24 24 19 19 44 22 11 11 11 11 1314 26 26 9 81 30 46 46 125 Stock Market Gains Widen Leading Issues Go Up Fractions to Point As Buying Interest Expands NEW YORK, June 23 (JP). Buying Interest in stocks expanded today and leading issues advanced fractions, to around a point.

The improvement followed a hesitant start. As trading progressed, through, early gains were extended and losses either cut or wiped out. Trading quickened a bit when the market showed sikns of advancing but overall activity was still limited. One of the fastest performers was Reo Motors with a rise of around a point to 9 5-8 following news of an Army contract. Others ahead included U.

S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Goodrich, Woolworth, Montgomery Ward, United Aircraft, Schenley, Distillers Consolidated Natural Gas, Ketinecott Copper, American Can, Johns Manville, Philip Morris, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Superior Oil of California, Gulf Oil, Barnsdall Oil, and Eastern Air Lines. Running into minor difficulties were Boeing, National Distillers, Western Union, Cerro de Pasco, General Electric, J. C. Penney, N.

Y. Central, and American Airlines. Ahead In the curb were Lone Star Gas, Niagara Hudson Power, Pan- pound Indian Runner 28, Reds 20-23: ordinary 16-18 down to 5. Leghorn broilers, 20-24. Turkeys, hens and toms 31-34.

Surviving Mr. Donalson are his for their cards, floral offering and nnanf other kindnesses to ua during our JJL bereavement in the death of Jaine W. Seaton. onn Newport Ind. Central 10 10 33 33 33 32 43 43 39 80 79 20 17 17 17 16 8 48 48 40 40 31 30 SO 15 13 18 17 9 10 7fi 18 18 9 13 13 24 22 3 8 20 46 46 14 14 10 10 89 39 52 52 31 25 10 10 7 7 18 18 wife, Mrs.

Louella Currinder Donal DRESSED POULTRY son; three sons, J. Harmer and N. y. North North North Mrs, riorwiw wish to thank relativas. friend.

Dressed poultry: Market irregular and American Amer. Aviation Pacific demand confined to immediate need, iced fowls firmer. Quotation: Fresh killed Drexel S. Donalson of Wilmington, and Brinton C. Donalson of Ottowa, and three brothers, George of neighbors, employe oi tne Knlitnt of Cplumbu and Kolj Society for their ndnes.

sympathy eardfc floral offerini and use of car in rj-cent bereavement In the death of Lo A. Harry B. Donaldson Ohio Oil fowls, colored, 4 pound up iced 33-39 Vi; Leghorns, 30-35; chickens, iced 5 pound Kennett Square, Archie of Rosedale, up, 35-39; 4Vi, 32'a-3: 4, wvs-w: if Cieary. onn Oliver Farih Equip, Packard Motors Pan Amer. Airways and Canby of Hamorton, Pa, to 3Va, 29-33; li to 2.

30-33. Old roosiers, 25-29 as to size. Ducks, Long Island, No. Death Notices Born near Fairville, a son 29-32. Obituary of the late Henry and Annie Wheat: Offerings of old crop very ugni Paramount Pictures 19 19 and business too small to estaonsn a Donalson, Mr.

Donalson came to market. BLACKSON In this city, on Jun 14, JoseohT uncle of Elsie. Denneyand Beans fava: N. J. bu.

bskts. I. bu. hampers 1.00-1.50. Beets: Bunched N.

J. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50-75: L. I. 1 3-5 bu.

boxes 50-75: Pa. 1 3-5 bu. boxes Bu. bskts. topped and washed N.

J. 1 L. I. 1.00; Pa. 1.00.

BLUEBERRIES Blueberries: J. cultivated various sizes per pt. 25-32. Pa. uncultivated per qt.

50, per pt. 25. Broccoli: Bunched N. J. 4-5 bu.

boxes 8s 65; L. I. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 8s 75; Pa. 4-5 bu.

boxes Cabbage: Domestic round type N. J. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50-65, 50 pound sacks 50-75; L. I.

1 3-5 bu. boxes 50-75; Pa. 50 pound sacks 75. Cauliflower: 1 3-5 bu. boxes N.

J. fair qual. 50; L. I. 50-75.

Carrots: Bu. bskts. topped and washed 2.00-2.50. CELERY Celery: V2 crts. Golden Heart N.

J. crate washed few 3 doz. 2.75, 4 doz. 2.50, Penney, J. Penna.

R. Pepsi-Cola Phelps Dodge Wilmington when he was 16 and Harry A. Bell Corn: Market firm with offerings light Amer. Tel St Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armour St Co Atchison. Top St Santa Fe Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Refining Atlas Powder Atlas Powder Pfd Baldwin Loco.

Bait. St Ohio Barnsdall Corp Bendix Aviation Beth. Steel Boeing Airplane Borg-Warner Bridgeport Brass Briggs Mfg Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Carrier Corp Celanese Corp. Certalnteed Prod Ches. St Ohio Chrysler Corp Coca-Cola Columbia Broad Commercial Credit C.

I. T. Inv. Co Commonwealth St Son Cons. Vultee Aircraft Consolidated Edison Container Corp Cont.

Can Cont. Diamond Fibre Cont. Motors Corn Products Curtiss-Wright Com Curtlss-Wright Deere St Co Del. Power Si Light Dist. Seagrams Ltd Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical DuPont Common, new DuPont $3.50 Pfd DuPont 14.50 Pfd learned the bricklaying trade with and prices up 1 cent.

No. 3, yellow, 1.56- garet Corrinaton, or 3is fc. Street. aeed 82 year. Relative fnd friend are.

Invited attanj The funeral of Harry A. Bell, 75. 1.58. an uncle, the late Canby Cox, a con Phillips Pet Pullman Co Pure Oil Oats: Trade slow but price firmly held of Larch Avenue, Newport, a re tractor in Wilmington. No.

3, 38 pound test 89Va-91Vi. tired operator for the Delaware the service at tne lunerai nom Ed ward R. Bell. 90 Poplar Street og Saturday afternoon. June 2S.

1 flocf idayllaht savin tlrael. Interment Union Hill Cemetery. a ICannett Twenty-five years later, Mr, Donalson went into the mason Coach Company, will take place from the McCrery Funeral Home, Radio Corp. of Amer. Hard on Roads Radio Keith contracting business for himself, 49 47 3 28 3274 Republic Steel 2700 Washington Street, Saturday and at the time of his death headed 36 37 Reynolds Tob.

afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev, the firm of Harry B. Donalson and Dr. A. H.

Kleffman, pastor of West Says M'Donald Son. He is said to be the oldest Schenley Dist. Sears Roebuck 5'2 doz. 2 00, no size mark unwashed 2.00- Presbyterian Church, will officiate, active mason contractor in the city. Simmons Co 3.00.

poorer 1.25; N. 1 orange co. sect, washed and unwashed. 2V2 dozen, 3.50-4.00. poorer 3.00, 3-3' doz.

3.00-3.75. poorer Years ago Mr. Donalson was in Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the 59 8 17 49 47 3 9 22 28fc 32 6 5'4 58 8 18 33 19 14 68 441,4 46 99 12014 Pa. rrienaa mar cau aw ubum "'-Prldar evenln.

7 to i o'clock. BILL In thl city, on Juna 13. 1MB. Harrr A. Bell, of Larch Avenue.

Newport, acta 75 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. tht rJ Crery Funeral Home, 2700 Wayhtnitoa Street on Saturday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, interment at Sllvrbre-a Cemetery. Friends may call at th funeral home on Friday renin altar o'clock. CTJRREY Near Wyomlnt.

on Wednesday. June 32. 1949. Jame Qarfleld. huj-band of Besete Griffith Currey.

ated year. Relatives and friends are lhiJ to attend the funeral services at Tho Sinclair Oil Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific the housing contracting business U. S. Commissioner Thinks coastal Oil, Pantepec Oil, Raytheon i 2.00-2.25, 4Va doz. 3.00-3.50.

few best 4.00, funeral home tomorrow night. Southern Railway United Gas, American Natural also. He bought much of the estate of the late Samuel Baynard in the Mr. Bell died yesterday. Before Axle Load Over 18,000 Southern Railway Pfd.

Gas, Arkansas Natural Gas common Jefferson-Washington, Eighteenth, I retiring 10 years ago he had been employed by the Delaware Coach Company and its predecessors for Pounds Should Be Barred and Twenty-third Street section, Standard Brands Standard Gas, Kr'c Pfd. Standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of N. J. 33 19 14 58 45 46 9 and MA," Babcock Wilcox, Cities Service, Creole Petroleum, Fairchild Camera, and Aluminum Co.

3-0 OOZ. is.Ov-J.W, lew oest j.bu, puuicr 2.00-2.20, 7-9 doz. few best 2.50-75, poorer 1.50-2 00, xxs 1.50, no size mark large 3.25-4.00, small to med. 1.75-2.25, poorer 1.00-1.50. Celery cabbage: Eastern crts.

2.00. CHERRIES Cherries: N. J. 12 qt. bskte.

red sour 2. 0O-2. 50, poorer 1.50, per qt. fair qual. and cond.

10-12, N. Y. Hudson Valley sect. then vacant land, and built some 37 years. Suriviving is one son, H.

Standard Oil of Ohio 500 houses, including his own home coyer rinerni nuin, ir on Saturday afternoon. June 25. at 2 clock WASHINGTON (JP). We know timeh Interment idavllrht Stewart Warner Studebaker at Twenty-third and Jefferson savin near Harriniton. how to design and produce good highways but we're careless about Everett Bell of Wilmington.

H. F. Klingler Hollywcod Cemetery Friends may call Streets. noma at the funeral al 40 red sour 12 qt. bskts.

2.00-2.50, few best Friday evenm. A Quaker by birth, Mr. Donalson, keeping them up, says Public Roads 2.75-3.00. poorer 1.75, per qt. 20, red sweet, 12 at.

bskts. 2.00-2.25, poorer 1.50. per qt. DORSEY In this city, on Juna 23. lNf.

Commissioner Thomas H. MacDon- in late years attenaea nanover 26 15 Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Detroit Axle Timken Roller Bearing Trans Western Air Twent. Film Ida Dorsey. of 1323 rrortn Haia Btr 24 24 I 36 36! 22 22 20 20 I 11 14 35 35 27 27 48 18 23 24 I 57 57 63 64 21 21 10 17 17 50 50 57 14 14 39 39 12 13 23 23 20 36 36 76 21 21 12 12 46 46 19 11 11 18 34 115. 116 21 21 130 11 14 1 3554 Presbyterian Church.

He and Mrs, Steady Course On Bond Market NEW YORK, June 23 OP). Corporate bonds held to a steady course today in a quiet session that produced few significant price varia ald. The excessively heavy truck, he Eastman Kodak 404 Electric Auto Lite Elec. Pw. Lt 25 Federal Mogul IS Preeport Texas Gen'l.

Electric 3514 Oen'l. Foods 42 17-25, poorer 10, Windsors 12 qt. bskts. 2.25, 4 qt. bskts.

75, Schmidts 12 qt. Askts. K. Si mother of Mrs. Rosa Ouster, of if.

nrt Mr Ruth Shltnn. nf Camden ra. Donalson celebrated their fiftieth adds, is the major maintenance Relativea" and friends ara Invited to attend the funeral services at The Thorn- The funeral of Hayden Fred Klingler, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Klingler, 600 West Fifth Street, will take place from the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 Washington Street, Saturday afternoon, wedding anniversary last February, 2.50-75, Royal Anns 12 qt.

Dstcts. 1.25. Collards: 1 3-5 bu. boxes Currants: Per qt. 18-25, poorer 10-15.

problem. "We are overloading our high ton Funeral Home. 805 Poplar Strtet, An avid sportsman, Mr. Donalson 85 42 54 Dewberries: Per qt. 30-35, poorer 20, per Saturday afternoon.

June ai cioc idaviiirht saving time). Interment at Mt. ways in their traffic volume capacity Gen. Motors Olive Cemetery. Friend may call at tht funeral home Friday evenln after and in their structural capacity." was a member of the old Wilmington Wheel Club, and was proud of the fact that he never lost a race, and at 1 o'clock.

The Rev. Dr. Park MacDonald said in an interview W. Huntington, pastor of St. often told how he rode a high wheel pt.

15-20. poorer 12. Dandelion: 1 3-5 bu. boxes Dill: Per bunch 10-15. Endive Chicory: 1 3-5 bu.

boxes N. fine qual. 2.50-3. 00; L. I.

1.00-2.00. Escarole: 1 3-5 bu. boxes N. J. 2.00; I Gooseberries: Per qt.

15-20. Kaie: 1 3-5 bu. Stephen's Lutheran Church, will "The only way to proper use of the highways is to limit axle and wheel Union Bag Paper Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines United Fruit U. G. I United Mer.

Mfg. U. S. Ind. Chem U.

S. Rubber Com. U. S. Rubber.

Pfd. U. S. Steel U. S.

Steel. Pfd Warner Bros. Pictures 27 86 50 35 11 er down the steps of the old green officiate. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call loads.

stone Courthouse which stood in what is now Rodney Square. It "Axle loads in excess of 18,000 clock. DONALSON In this city, on June 23, IMt, Harry husband of Loutila C. DonaK son. of 2502 Boulevard.

aed 77 year. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at The C. Everett Keller Funeral Home. Twenty-third and west Streets, on Saturday afternoon. Jun i at 2:30 o'clock (daylight savin timet.

Interment at Riverview Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends may call Friday avenln after o'clock. JONES Near Elkton. Md on Jun 32. 1949.

Bessie Johnston, wife of Wallaca at the funeral home Saturday morning after 11 o'clock. Kohlrabi: Bunched L. I. 1 3-5 bu. boxes pounds should not be authorized, was said of him by a friend if he had trained as a bicycle rider in Gen.

Motors $3.75 Pfd. ion Gen. Motors $5 Pfd Viili Gillette Goodyear T. and 358 Goodrich Co Sfilfc Graham Paige 1V4 Gt. Northern Pfd 351 Greyhound Corp M' Hayes Mfg S'i Hercules Powder 4H4 Hercules Powder Pfd 1253i Hiram Walker 2214 I Industrial Rayon 3h Infl.

Harvester 2334 Int'l. Nickel 261i int'l. Paper Infl. Paper. Pfd 85 Int.

Telatel 8 he said, "and any revision of laws Mr. Klingler was killed instantly Leeks: Bunched, per bunch, new crop 30, governing gross weight of vehicles yesterday when a truck he was op tions. Rails and other corporate issues balanced gains with losses and most price changes were confined to small fractions. A majority of traded issues at one time were bought and sold at yesterday's closing levels. Some utility liens showed an inclination to expand the gains that moved the Associated Press utility average yesterday up to a new 20-month high, Corporates occasionally ahead by fractions included Consolidated Edison convertible 3s of '63, Lackawanna Railroad 4s of 2042, Duquesne Lighting 274 New York Central consolidation 4s, Pere Marquette 22 stead of going into business he could have made his living that way.

should relate that weight to the old crop 15. LETTUCE Lettuce: N. J. eastern Iceberg crts. Ice erating for the Anchor Motor Western Union 14 14 37 Freight Company, jackknifed, near bere tvpe 2 doz.

lew 6ales 1.00-1.25, poorer 24'i ii3k number and spacing axles." The 18,000 axle-load limit generally has He was interested in gunning and and was a member of the old Green W. Jones, of Elkton. aced 49 years. Relative and friends are invited to at Pottstown. 23 26 lit 50; N.

Y. Orange Co. sect, eastern Iceberg 1 a A 1 1 Westinghouse Air Brake 24 Westing-house Elec 2214 Willys-Overland 4 Woolworth Co 46 Worthington Pump 12 Ex-Dividend the support of state highway, motor 4fiT cris. lceoerg -yv: uua. i.v-i.m 44 95 tend the funeral services at The Pippin Funeral Home.

Elkton. on Friday afternoon. June 34. at 2 o'clock (daylight best 1.37"i-50. poorer 50-7S, IBs u- Hill Gunning Club and kept up his interest in all kinds of sport6 until vehicle manufacturers and user or -B 1 (, en X3 rt 8 ganizations, MacDonald said, and it his death.

savin time). Interment at Gilpin Manor Memorial Park. Elkton. Md. Viewing Thursday evening.

7 to 9 p. m. Boston eastern crts. 2 doz. best noorer 50-65, Romaine eastern crts.

50-87 Va has been written into laws of a ma Mr. Donalson was a member of L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes Iceberg type N.

Y. Curb Market jority of the states. But he said that movements are under way in many KLINGLER Near Pottstown. on Juno Lafayette Lodge, No. 14, A.

I. A. 22. 1949. Havden r.

son of William and Big Boston few 75. Romaine Mushrooms: 4 qt. bskt. some fair qual itv and condition Pa. extra fancy and spe Other survivors are his wife, Mildred Klingler, who is living In Mil-ford; two children, Hayden, and Deborah; five brothers, John Klingler, Baltimore; William Klingler, Wilmington; Earl, Henry and Walter Klingler, all of Holloway Terrace; three sisters, Mrs.

Loretta Marowski of Holloway Terrace; Mrs. Ann White, of Shipside, and Violet Klingler, of Holloway states to ease the restrictions. Marearet E. Klinger. of 600 W.

Fifth Street, aged 2d years. Relatives and friends) of the Delaware Consistory, LuLu Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine cials 1.00-1.50, fancy and medium mostly Reported dally by Laird, Bissell Meeds. DuPont Building. "Today the volume of truck traf fair aualitv spots and opens 35-40 in Philadelphia, Washington and fic is nearly three times as great N. Y.

medium to large 1.00-1.50. poorer 75, 11:15 Prev. Close Lafayette Chapter, RAM, and the Mustard ereens: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1.00. as it was in 1930 and even more sig Local Securities Reported daily by Laird, Bissell Meeds.

Ail-American Aviation 1 2 Atlas Powder. Pfd 103 105 Jos. Bancroft Sons com. 9 10 Christiana Securities, Inc. ..3020 3120 Christiana Securities.

Pfd. 140 142 Continental Amer. Life Ins. Co. 42 Delaware Floor Products, Inc.

22 26 Delaware Railroad Common 38 40 Diamond Ice Coal, Pfd. 106 109 DuPont Pfd. 4 120 121 DuPont. ZV Pfd 99 99 are invitea to attend the services at The McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Saturday afternoon.

Jun 25. at 1 o'clock. Interment at Sliver-brook Cemetery. Friends may call at tha funeral home 11 o'clock Saturday mornlnc. McGANN In this city, on June 51.

1849, Bedford Club. Onions: 50 lb. sacks J. semi-globes and flat type yellow medium to large 2.25- nificant is the proportion of trucks The funeral will take place from that carry heavy loads," MacDonald 50. Doorer I.75-Z.00.

yenow Doners i.ou N. Y. Orange Co. sect, yellow globes fair the C. Everett Kelley Funeral Home, continued.

The result, he said, has been condition naiier nusoana oi Etnei Hcusnn Twenty-third and West Streets, 3r3s, Phillips Petroleum 24s, Southern Pacific 4's of '69 and Wisconsin Central 4s of '49. Prices were lower at times for such issues as Central of Georgia 4s, Harlem River Port Chester Railroad 4s, Lehigh Valley stamped 4s, Missouri Pacific convertible 5 V2S, New Haven Railroad income 4s, Pennsylvania Railroad 3V4s of '52, and Western Maryland 4s. Commodity Prices Reported daily by Laird Ss Co. Parsley: Bunch N. J.

bu. bskt. curly oi rooiar street. Relatives ani iii Sgt. Harry M.

Hinkson, Jr. Saturday at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. mends are invited to attend the funer gradual increase in damage to pave 1.00-1.50, plain root lugs 50-75 L.

Is. bu. bskt. curly 1.25-2.00, lugs 1.00 services at The Grav Funeral Home. Ill 49 49 43 43 3 3 1 43 43 60 13 13 69 6 4 4 2 6 7 7 3 9 13 Alum.

Co. of Amer. Amer. Gas Elec Barium Steel Bellanca Aircraft Cities Service Com Cons. Gas Balto Elec.

Bond Sh Humble Oil Infl. Pet. Ltd Kaiser-Frazer Monogram Pictures Pantepec Pennroad R. B. Semler Solar Aircraft Technicolor Reburial services for Sgt.

Harry ments. John Herrick Darling, pastor of Walnut Street, on Saturday afternoon. June 25. at 2 o'clock (daylight savins plain bu. bskt.

1.25-50. PEACHES M. Hinkson. of this citv. will Hanover Church, will officiate.

In MacDonald said truck operators 17 12.V.4 Electric Hose fe Rubber 13 Hercules Powder Pfd. 125 time), interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evenln. 7 to I be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow at insist that highway damage is Peaches: Mi bu. bskt. Mayflower no grade mark 2V in. and up 1.75, 13A in.

up terment will be in the mausoleum at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may Remington Arms 4 Wilson Line Common 38 Arlington National Cemetery. technical matter, that engineers 4Vi 17 Vi 1.00-1.25. Warner Company 16 Sergeant Hinkson, son of Mr. and MEEK AM In this city, on June 21, 1949.

Peas: Western N. Y. bu. bskt. ordinary call at the funeral home tomorrow night.

Central Nat'l Bank, par $100 180 Delaware Trust par $25 68 Equitable Trust par $25 64 Harry, husband of Helene G. Meekam. of 1013 Shallcross Avenue, axed 65 year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at The MrCrrrv Vunral must find a remedy, but that "this is true only to the extent that the design of roads fails to provide for loadings within the legal limits." 67 Mrs. Harry M.

Hinkson, 1022 Monroe Street, was a B-17 aerial gunner killed Aug. 5, 1944 on his fifth mission over Germany. Twenty-one Foreign Exchange Other Deaths Farmers Bank, par $50 4o Industrial Trust par $25.. 74 Security Trust par $50 90 Wilmington Trust par $25 111 95 to fair quality 1.00-1.50, poorer 50-75; L. Is.

bu. hamper 1.50-2.00. Radishes: Bunched red N. J. lugs 30s few 1.00; L.

Is. 50-75, poorer 25-40; Pa. lugs 30s few 1.00. Raspberries: Redcaps per qt. 20-25, few best large 30, poorer 12-18.

Rhubarb: Bunched L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1.50, per bunch 3-4; Pa. 1 3-5 bu.

boxes 30s 1.25. NEW YORK, June 23 (vP). Foreign Ex years old at the time of his death. Pfc H. H.

Hirzel, Home, 2700 Washington Street, on Friday afternoon, June 24, at 1 o'clock daylight savin time). Interment at Wilmington and Brandywlne Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home oa Thursday evening after 7 o'clock. QTJASHNE In Wllmineton Oeneral Hos- WHEAT Open High Low Last 199 199 19) 1(191 199 200 199 200 201 202 201 201 CORN 132 133 132 133 126 126 125 126 116 117 116 1I MRS. HELEN RICHARDS change rates follow (Great Britain rn dollars, others in cents): July Sept.

Dec. July Sept. Dec. he entered the Army Air Forces in March, 1943, after being employed GUTHRIE MILLER In Columbia, Canadian dollar in New York open mar Chicago Livestock To Get Military Rites Services with military honors will 88; for many years prominent by the DuPont Company. He was ket 4 per cent discount or 95.87 U.

S. cents, unchanged. Scallions and green onions: N. J. per Wilmington High school grad k.

wife of Richard Ouashne. Relativea and friends are invited to attend tH bunch 3-6; L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes wirebound crts.

25s 1.50. per bunch 3-4; be held for Pfc H. Herbert Hirzel, uate. funeral from her lt ruidmxt iiM in national woman's suffrage and welfare work, and widow of Dr. Walter McNab Miller, former member of the University of Missouri son of H.

Herbert Hirzel of 201 Pa. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 30s 1.25. Surviving in addition to his par Europe: Great Britain (pound) $4.02, unchanged; France (franc) .30 5-16 of a cent, unchanged; Italy (liraj June fixed rate .001739, May Sweden (krona) 27.85, unchanged; Switzerland (franc) Sour grass: 1 3-5 bu. boxes Spinach: Savoy type J.

J. bH. bskt. 75; Medical School staff. ents are two sisters, Mrs.

Marguerite H. Beach of Wilmington and Mrs. Ruth H. Hammond of L. Is.

1 3-5 bu. boxes 50-75. Maryland Avenue, and Mrs. Frank Killduff, of Hollywood, tomorrow afternoon in Arlington National Cemetery. (freei 25.11.

off .01 of a cent. Grain Market CHICAGO, June 23 (). Grains were mostly a little lower at the opening on the Board of Trade today. Largest losses were shown by July corn and oats. Trading got off to a slow start.

Wheat opened Vt cent lower to higher. July corn was lower to higher. July and oats were unchanged to lower, July 60-. Souash: N. J.

Italian type 6 bu. bskt. GEORGE F. SLOSSQN In Bos Latin America: Argentina (free) 20.92, nut Street, on Saturday morning, June 25. at 8 o'clock (daylight saving time).

Requiem mass at 8t. Hedwif R. church, at 9 clock. Interment at Cathedral cemetery. REDWTNE In The Memorial Hospital.

June l. 1949. Roy huaband of Elsia 31 r. Relative and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wnm'S'" UMeTl O. Griffith Funeral Home, 1406 New Road.

Elsmera. rlrt 1 I small to medium size 1.25-75, Va bu. bskt. small unchanged: Brazil (free) 5.50, unchanged; ton, 95; former world champion In McDaniel Heights. Private Hirzel was killed in action Mexico 11.57, unchanged.

six different types of billiards. STRAWBERRIES Strawberries: Various crts. per qt. N. Sept.

16, 1944, while serving in MRS. IDA B. MACKEY la Y. various varieties fair quality few 25; U. S.

Treasury Report Mrs. Mary A. Shivery Mrs. Mary A. Shivery, 81, wife of Philadelphia, 73; widow of former France at the age of 25.

He was inducted into the service in 1943. Oswego sect, various varietis 40-50, few CHICAGO, June 23 (JP (USDA) hogs fairly active, generally 25 cents higher both butchers and sows; trade uneven and instances up 50 cents on lightweight butchers under 240 pound; top 22.00 for around one load; practical top 21.75: most 170-240 pound 21.25-21.75; 250-280 pound 20.25-21.00; 290-320 pound 19.25-20.25; small lots down to 17.00 for around 400 pound averages: good and choice sows under 360 pound 17.75-18.75: few 19.00: 375-400 pound 16.50-17.50 425-475 pound 15.00-16.00; heavier weights as low as 13.00 for around 600 pound weights; early clearance. Salable cattle salable calves J00; steers and heifers steady to 50 cents lower; cows steady to 25 cents higher; bulls about steady; vealers strong: several loads choice light and medium weight steers 26.25-28.50: top 28.50 for three loads pound load choice to prime 1,556 pound 28.00; bulk good and choice steers 25 medium to low-good grades 22.00-25.50; load choice 885 pound heifers 27.75; bulk good to low-choice heifers 25.75-27.25; morning. June 24. at 10 o'clock (daylight FvIiSd.

Jime)- Jacobus. Mayor Harry A. Mackey, former best large 60-75, poorer u. is. various WASHINGTON, June 23 (JP).

Cotton Market NEW YORK, June 23 (P. Cotton futures varieties few sales poorer is-zu. A graduate of the Henry C. Con William Shivery, of St. Georges, school teacher, and prominent in Thursday aven-ing Vfte'r 1 Sweet potatoes: Few sales bu.

hampers The position of the Treasury June 21 compared with corresponding rad High School in 1939, he was a musical circles and club affairs. to 10 cents a bale opened unchanged U. S. No. Is Jersey type 3.50-4.00.

Nancy died last night in the Delaware Hospital. She had been ill for some ROSS In this ft AH Til member of the Honor Society, and WILFRED JOHN HINTON At Halls few 2.00. V2 bu. bskt. Jersey type date a year ago: wue oi Li.

KOSS, OT J. Mnnie Filbert Avenue. niciiuc. 2.00-2.25. time.

aiinuri MKnnr. Burgess Hill, Sussex, England, 62; was president of his freshman, junior and senior classes. After Net budget receipts, years. Relatives and friend tr Tn.tt, Open 33.22 29.40-41 29.25 Swiss 'chard: 1 3-5 bu. boxes Tomatoes: Hothouse 15 lb.

bskt. 3.25. The funeral will take place from director of studies for the Institute ft Jun wWeia at Tin Mc- $349,836,434.96. the Gebhart Funeral Home, New higher. Prev.

Close July 33.20 Oct 29.40 Dec 29.25 March 29.12N May 28.96B July 28.32B B-Bid; N-Nomlnal. graduation he attended Beacom Turnips: L. Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes bunched of Bankers, and one of the wartime fi.f nulIif (uu waanington afternoon.

jne ft 29.12-14 Budget expenditures, $154,800, white 75, bu. bskt. topped and washed Castle. Sunday afternoon at 2 directors of British information 156.08: $96,422,558.89. 28.96 28.23B flight 'saYlng Ln.ent at Oracelawn Memorial Park.

"I Jnr.J Soma o'clock. The Rev. Charles H. Hud In addition to his parents, Private white L. Is.

1.50; Pa. 50-75. Turnip tops: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1.00. services in New York.

Cash balance, Hirzel is survived by his widow, the son, retired Methodist minister, and $4,558,802,977.70. former Jane Lankford, of Baltimore, Cotton futures were irregular in early dealings today. Traders were hesitant SHORT In this Philadelphia Quotations city, on June 23. im. the Rev.

Gilbert Ross, pastor of St, Georges Methodist Church, will of WALTER MCGEE In Jefferson City, 44; serving a life sentence for the kidnaping in 1933 of Mary McElroy, daughter of H. F. McElroy, Customs receipts for montn, ano two brothers, S. Taylor Hirzel Vl husband of the late Mary. Anriii 5fil.er Jeld.Mr-ft? niece.

Mr caivinim PHILADELPHIA. June 23 U.R). Trading with first notice day for July contracts coming up Friday. There was some and John C. Hirzel.

ficiate. Interment will be in St. was fairly active on the Philadelphia whole 7101 Sinai it further evening-un in that delivery and Street, aged 80 years. Fun $22,378,297.12. Budget receipts fiscal year, July 1, $40,400,082,723.92.

Funeral service Georges Cemetery. Friends may call city manager of Kansas City, for witching to later months. Buying of new at The Chandler FSneri few loads 27.50-27.65; common and medium beef cows 16.50-19.75; canners and cutters 13.00-16.25; medium and good sausage bulls 19.50-21.50; medium to choice vealers 22.00-25.50; top 25.50; stock cattle continued low. Salable sheep 500; slaughter lambs steady; top native spring lambs 28.00; bulk medium to good offerings 24.00-27 00; choice No. 1 skin lambs and yearlings 23.00; ewes steady at 6.00-9.00.

it sale produce market today, according to the Federal State Market News Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Due at the funeral home Saturday night. $60,000 ransom.

Sand Pays All Bills croo positions, influenced by the uncer ftwiy rnVrninV Jun. laTaVft In addition to her husband, Mrs, LT. COL. ARTHUR B. PROCTOR, Budget expenditures, nscai year, $32,149,028,189.37.

tain crop situation, was offset by profit taking. If a.iaVilfni saving time). Interment at Brldgeyllle Cemetery. BridaavftiZriur Of This English Town Shivery is survived by a daughter, to 'lighter receipts for a Thursday slightly higher prices prevailed for snap beans, celery, lettuce, raspberries and tomatoes. USA, RETIRED In Brooklyn, 70; Budget surplus.

veteran of the Spanish-American Mrs. Rebecca Gibbons, St. Georges; Noon prices were 20 cents a bale higher to 10 cents lower than the previous close. July 33.20. October 29.38.

and December SEDGEFORD, England (JP). This $8,251,054,534.55. and both World Wars, and a for a son, Miles Shivery, Wilmington; a Apples and potatoes sold aiigntly lower, Cabbage and spinach were about steady. APPLES Norfolk village runs on sand. Total debt, 29.26.

mer architect. sister, Mrs. Lillie Beaver, Phillips EIIVERY in this city, on Jun 3a, 14. Marr wife of William eorges. aged 81 year RatativM id friends are invited to attind iihi TfS mL v.viceA-1 Oebhart nara Baltimore Livestock $251,432,978,370.03.

Apples: Bu. N. J. Starrs, small to me The 700 or so villagers haven't paid a penny in local taxes in 15 burg, n. seven grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren.

years. dium 3.0O-3.75; mostly J.ou; uei. u. o. jmo l-s Transparents 2V in.

up 3.75-4.00; in. 3.50-4.00; poorer 2.25-2.50; Lodis 2Vi in. ud 3.50-3.75. ng time). Interment Interment Births The tax rate is fixed at eight- SSPf-f ends mar BALTIMORE, June 23 (Pt USDA i Cattle Total salable, 1800; steady 25 cents higher, advance on 1100 pound grain-fed offerings, few choice 896 pound steer yearlings 28.25.

most medium and good 23.00- Luck's Where You Find It neral ho Dome on Saturday evening. SAGINAW, Mich. (U.R.Deputy Decrease under previous aay, Gold assets, $23,522,783,211.15. $37,999,145.15257, counting foreign economic cooperation trust fund expenditures. $1,110,968,598.37 deficit counting expenditures above.

Asparagus: Crates dozen bunches many ordinary to fair medium to large 2.00-3.25; mostly 2.50-3.00; few best 3.50; very few 4 00: noorer 1.00-1.50: small to medium BONDS MULLTNEATJX To Mr. and Mrs. Henry 26.50. common and low medium 21. 00-22.

2o, D. Mullineaux, 405 West Thirty-seventh Street, at the Delaware Hospital on June few cutter and common straight grassers 19.00-20.00: few- scattered early sales all Sheriff Frank Zednick's ice fishing party was having no luck on Sagi GENERAL INSURANCE Ml Tataall St. ft. S-2221 5-7156 22. a son.

1.25-2.00: small to very small 1.O0-1.75. Snap beans: N. J. bu. Valentines 2.00 2.50: mostly 2.00: poorer 1.00; Stream grades cows about steady, few good 19.00 20.00, odd head common and medium 16.00 18.00.

canners and cutter 13.50-15.50, in TIPPING To Mr. and Mrs. William liners 1.50; Bountifuls 1.25-1.50; mostly McCrery fRg 2700 WASHINGTON ST. tmgt FavUra swia Wldm Pis tSrgm Qat Fiura! Costs ttt Tipping. 1353 Sycamore Avenue, Els- 1 sri! Pa.

bskts. Valentines l.2o-1.50. dividual good yearling beef bull 24.00, no mere Gardens, at the Delaware Hospital Beets: Pa. and N. J.

per bunch 2-3, few naw Bay. Zed nick took his five-gallon can and moved to a new place near a stretch of open water left by high winds. Hundreds of perch clustered at the edge of the sausage bulls sold; no early sales siock cattle. on June 22. a son.

N. J. N. J. bu.

topped 1.00. BLACKBERRIES Calves 300: slow, steady to weak; good HAGUE To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. and choice vealers and calves 21.00-24.00.

Frownf Pay Camtffiam Hague, 3903 Concord Pike, at the Del a Blackberries: N. J. 24 qt. crates some top 24.00, common and medium I7.ro-2l.00, ware Hospital on June 23, a daughter. fair few best 9.00.

ice. With the can, Zednick scooped odd culls 14.00-17.00. Blueberries: N. J. cultivated per pint M4 mmm Hozs 700.

few sales, most bids 25 higher; up a full catch for the whole party. STEPHENSON To Mr. and Mr. J. 25-30.

Broccoli: Pa. crates 8 bunches 1.00. Gheen Stephenson, Limestone Road. Mar few lots good and choice trucked in 180-225 pound barrows and gilts 22.00. Sheeo 100: slow, generally steady; pence on a pound's worth of real estate roughly $3.50 a hundred.

But it hasn't been collected. Sedgeford has paid all its expenses and made enough extra to refurbish the war memorial and start a new athletic field by selling natural resources sand from a village-owned sandpit. Volunteers Assist Police in India NEW DELHI, India provinces have built up a volunteer corps of 1,030,695 to help the police maintain law and order. Volunteers, who generally are commanded by police officers, are given semi-military training. They are called upon in times of emergency when police strength is found to be inadequate.

The corps is open to members of all religious communities and political groups. shallton, at The Memorial Hospital on Cabbaie: Round type N. J. crates and 50 College Grads Better Paid June 23, a son. pound sacks 50-75; Pa.

crates 75; 50 pound small lot medium to choice spring lambs MORGAN-TOWN, W. Va. (U.B. sacxs lew va-su. Carrots: N.

J. per dozen bunches 35-40 BRTJMFIELD 7 Mr. and Mrs. George 25.00; few medium shorn slaughter ewes 7.00, choice quoted to 9.00. Starting pay offered college gradu NEW CAR FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY! Leading manufacturer offers ready-made market to qualified dealer some low as 30; bu.

topped and washed Brumfield, 1118 West Second Street, at the Wilmington General Hospital on 4QHN W. 1.50: few 1.75-2.25. ates probably is now at an all time peak. West Virginia Univer June 22, a daughter. Celerv: N.

J. Golden Heart Vi crts, washed 4 doz. 3.00-3.50 6 doz. 2.50-3.00; UTB iT3 sity's placement secretary, Harry 3POSATO To Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick 8 dozen 2.00: hearts per bunch 4-6, mostly n. -4fU SDosato, of 3 Bassett Street, Newark, at E. Stone, says. Stone reported 5. poorer 2-3.

CHERRIES the Wilmington General Hospital on June 23, a daughter. starting pay oners currently are $20 to $25 higher per month than Cherries: '12 qt. bskt. N. J.

sour 1.75- 2.25; Pa. very few sales, Bings and Lam berts 2.50. those offered a year ago. Transferring Big Mural Lettuce: N. J.

crts. Iceberg 18 to 24 heads 1.00-1.25. one mark 1.50, poorer 50-85; Poses Knotty Problem SYRACUSE, N. Y. (U.R).

When Pa. crts. Iceberg 24 heads poorer bo Mushrooms: Pa. 3 lb. bskt.

mostly 1.50, GRACELAWN MEMORIAL PARK; INC DUPONT PARKWAY FARNHURST. DEL YYs Invito yoo to visit ewf moktfa pork end snfoy Its sctmie bsovty. Music Sunday afternoon. Qt6k James Hullikin few 25 hieher and lower. Gerry Sturm decided to move, he Onions: N.

J. 50 lb. sacks yellows 1.75-2.00,. mostly 2.00. few 2.15-2.25.

poorer had more than the usual problems, 1.25-1.50. A five-bv-nine-foot wall, to be FUNERAL HOME MARKET AT 27th ST. Phone 4-5982 exact. Lancaster Livestock LANCASTER, June 23 UR). Livestock report: Hogs: 155.

Local liehtweights, good and choice 160-250 pounds, $20-122; 250-350 pounds, sows. Sheep: 65. Ewes, all weights, Potatoes: Va. Eastern Shore sect. 100 lb.

sacks Cobblers U. S. No. Is unwashed 2.50-2.75. mostly 2.50-2.65, few 2.40.

poorer 2.50; N. J. bskt Cobblers few 1.50, small Sturm, a professional display gHaMiifcW 141 burial prcporflM avallabl at rots prlc. 1.15 painter, awoke one night with an abstract idea. The next day he Radishes: Pa.

lues 24 bunches 75: 30s Iambs, choice spring, 427-J28: medium to 90: noorer low as 2 per bunch; N. J. fair good, $23-24; cull and common, $20-122. started the modernistic mural In per bunch 2-2V2. poorer IVi.

RASPBERRIES the living room of his rented apart Cattle: 253 Calves: Eight. Dry fed steers, choice i900-1100 pounds) good. medium, common. Raspberries: N. J.

per red 15-20, We need additional representation in this area, to serve a loyal, expanding group of owners. The man we are looking for has already demonstrated his ability to succeed in business. Previous automobile dealership experience is desirable, but not essential. (Some of our most successful dealers have come to us from other business fields.) Our Company one of the oldest and most famous ones in the automotive industry is now in the strongest sales, production, and financial position of-its entire history. now signing additional dealers who can qualify for one of the most attractive franchise opportunities in the business.

To get complete, factual information on this opportunity, write for an early appointment for a local interview. No obligation. Note: Members of our own organization know of this announcement. All Inquiries strictly confidential. Address Box H-615, News-Journal.

few hieher. poorer 10-12; Blackcaps N. J. ment. Choice U10O-1200) good few 17-23; Pa, 20.

I Rhubarb: Per bunch Pa. 3. low as "The landlord was nice about medium, choice (1300- J. DOHERTY FUNERAL HOME Seventh and Rodney Stt. Tataphora 5-4951 Estabiiinad 1896 1500) good, Sturm said, but there was the ques 2000 YEARS Dry fed heifers choice, up to $25: good, medium, common, tion of whether the next tenant of impressive distinction in family's cbutdi or residence or at or funeral home.

would like the mural. Dry fed bulls good and choice, $24; cutter, common and medium, Last heard from, Sturm was plan good to choice bo.ognas, Vealers good and choice, $28-127: medium, cull and common, J4S T- JAB. T. A. JAS.

BD ning a transfer print, more than 45 feet square and something of a record for transferring pastels and soft chalk. Cows choice, good, $18.50 N. J. 3-4. poorer 2.

Spinach: Pa. bu. 50-65. poorer 25; N. J.

berry crts. 60. Squash: N. J. bskt.

yellow and green type 50-65. few green higher, large 25. white 1.00-1.25. Sweet potatoes: N. J.

Vi bu. bskt. yellows processed 2.25-2.50, mediums 1.25. Tomatoes: N. J.

sii bskt. few 5.50-6.00, mediums and poorer 3.50-4.00, 12 qt. bskt. very few 3.50; Pa. hothouse 8 lb.

bskt. 2 mediums 1.75-2.00; Virginia 12 qt. bskt. 3.00-3.50, fair ripe and medium 2.00-2.50. EGGS, BUTTER Eggs: Market steady.

Demand Improved. Supply of large sizes of nearby specials was moderate but ample. Mediums scarce. common and medium, OF EXPERIENCE George S.May Company Established 1925 low cutter and cutter, can ners. 12.50-$14.50.

Feeder and stocker cattle: Calves pounds) good and choice common and medium (500- Fat Controls Ended. THE HAGUE, June 23 (U.R) The rationing of butter and other fats ended in Holland today. 800 1 good and choice 800-1050) common and medium (0001050) $20-124..