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Wl LM I NGTONJMOIN THIRTY-FOUR Korngold. and bo were adjudged I guilty in Municipal Court and fined. The two appealed the case to Gen- sral Sessions Court. Korngold will i be tried day bills, dated May 22. and on a similar amount of 273-day bills, both to be sold on a discount basis to the highest bidders.

tvib iu mnnih naner was a novel ers, Carl Streed, Thomas Bailey, Maurice Goldberg, Seymour Miller, Jack Neeson, William Miller, Philip Derrickson, Clarence Deakyne. Eugene Lipstein, Stanley Keen Fied-erick Walter Out ten, Milford Carlson, Clarence Cham-plin, Manual Zinraann. A olvTcOLL MARKS 36TH ANNIVERSARY 2-DAY SAL Friday and Saturday Yarn Specials Wives, Sisters, and Aunts All The World Is Knitting! Even Husbands Try This Restful "Hobby" It's time now to start your knitting for summer ana tnese values manes wnn nut U. S. SEEKS LOANS OF $100,000,000 Treasury to Ask Money Markets for Cash as it Boosts Borrowing Plans Working Balance Reported To Have Dwindled Down To Only $762,000,000 WASHINGTON.

May 16 AP) A diminishing cash box tcday prompted a sharp boost in the treasury's borrowing program. For an indefinite period, the treasury every week will ask the money markets for $100,000,000 $25,000,000 of new money and 000,00 for refunding maturities. The step-up just doubles weekly borrowings through bill sales since March which have been used for refunding purposes only and not for additional ca.i. Two factors were believed involved in the upward shift. When it cut the weekly turnover in bill sales, the treasury said the working cash balance of $1,538.000 -000 which does not include of profit on gold dollar revaluation and other millions in seigniorage on coinage that are carried in the general balance would be used to run the government and help meet weekly bill maturities of $75,000,000.

Consequentli7, the working balance now has dwindled to only $762,000,000. Secondly, "baby bonds" sales since March 1, have supplied $81,000,000 a mere pockef-full of change in proportion to the government's billions of annual outlay. However, Secretary Morgenthau has termed "baby bond" sales satisfactory and said they were not designed to supply large amounts of operating money. In the first application of the larger borrowing today the Treasury asked bids on $50,000,000 of 133- I American Lady Puritan Full (T Boucle Ordinarily 35c A new low price! Ideal for suits, coats and dresses. All colors.

Yarn Main Floor During yesterdays testimony it developed that a news bureau, is now supplying in formation on horse races by tele- fiisnf ever since a local news bureau closed down op- orations following questioning of the manager by the urana jury DAILY SPECIALS FRIDAY, MAY 17TH Chocolate Raisin a Clusters 40e Value fall pound 3C Fresh Cocoanut Bon OA A Bons 60t V.Iue pound Home Made Maple Nut Cake Vluc Good To Sell 600 To a famous mm 3 I 819 Market St. I 9 bigvalTjesB jifiiif free hiiJ Instructions 'fallsO Knitting. Finest Knitting Saxony Worsted 1-oz. Ball 4-o. Hank maturity for Treasury bill? which more often run for 90.

iney were timed. Treasury officials said, to adjus; maturity dates. The Treasury's next large financing operation falls on June 15. when maturities of more than will have to be met. probably through a long teun band t-sue.

JURY IN GAMBLING CASE FAILS TO JIEACH VERDICT A jury in the case of John Di Maio, 210 South Union street, charged with recording bets on horse disagreed yesterday afternoon after four hours" deliberation and was discharged by Judges Harrington and Rodney. The State, repre- sented by Attorney General P. War- i ren Green and Deputy Attorney! General C. Edward Duffy, announced the case will be retried next ihurs-, day. David Reinhardt, repre- sented the defendant.

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Hank 6f)c Wonder- Sheen Yds. REICH WILL DRAFT JOB-MAKING FUND Plans Internal Loan of at Least 500,000,000 Marks To Reduce Unemployment Foreign Observers Believe Cash Will be Spent on Rearmament Program BERLIN, May 16 (AP) The Nazi government tonight prepared to "conscript another large chunk of the nation's ready cash to finance Its "jot creation" program. An internal loan of at least marks will be floated, it was officially announced. This will be the second loan of that size since Chancellor Adolph Hitler authorized mobilization of all available funds in January. Seen Masked For Arms While the purpose of the new credit was ostensibly to reduce unemployment, foreign observer here said they believed the money actually would be spent in the Reich's Germany Insurance companies will be cmiied upon for the money, with 100,000,000 marks expected from the Workers Insurance Institution and the rest from private companies.

It was expected surpluses held by foreigners dealing with German customers which may not be transferred from Germany might be invested in this loan. "Sums for goods f'-om abroad which could not be transferred are often used for short-term credit," the official announcement said. "The government is investigating which of these amounts shall be invested in the new loan." The government was described as confident that any future lack of insurance funds for investment would not adversely affect the money market and interest rates. The capital market is very liquid because of the enormous amount of interest and amoritization payments on foreign debts and surplus holdings by foreigners accumulating in the Reichsbank, the announcement said. The German Reichsmark is currently quoted at about 40 United States cents.

Blocked marks which cannot be transferred abroad are used for internal transactions, however. These are not quoted on foreign exchanges. HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENTS IN CAPITAL The Wilmington High School Chapter of the National Honor Society yesterday left for its tenth annual visit to Washington where, until Saturday afternoon, they will enjoy sightseeing tours and entertainment. Accompanying the pupils were Miss Lela Lynam, Miss Anne Kane, Miss Mary Heindle, Mrs. Catherine Johnson and Samuel P.

Maroney. They will leave for home at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Those taking the trip are: Anne Curlett, Martha Neese. Virginia Davis, Leone Harris, Catherine Irwin. Janet Eckrnan, Alice Purely.

Ruth Kohlebecker, Margaret Kelley, Florence George, Maxine Updike, Eleanor Reed, Eileen Hamill, Alma Eisenhand-ler, Anna Goodman. Bessie Bos-danoff, Margaret Green. Gertrude Menton, Olga Panneck, Phyllis Child Audrey Davis, Betty Harvey, Lola Barnhill, Louise Stayton, Mary Lou Stroud, Betty Boggs, Mary Emery, Betty MacLeod, Made- line Gregg, Alma Outten, Sara Buchanan, Eleanor Ulrich, Betty Jane Brown, Sybil Keil, Cecilia I Buda, Freda Campbell Virginia i Downward, Catherine MoCormick, Edith McGordy, Katherine Barlow, i Josephine Wallace, Edith Barnes, Helen Dougherty, Margaret Wil-1 lianas, Louise Burns. Christine Hannig, Mary Strickland, Ruth Elliott, Margaret Teitswoth, Elise i Baker, Evelyn Wyatt, Katherine Townsend, Dorothy Crozier, Jo-j sephine Steelman, Lillian Fineman, Idair Smookler, Olga Hrabelska Marian Mullen, Anne McGee, Vera I Wittenberg, Madeline still John i Pearce, Percy Cotty, Thomas Rog- rlL A) 2SV I HATE ABOUT KEEPING WASHING JJLJl5- 0HJ DON'T I -MOT SINCE (DOES RINSO REALW) -i SAVE WORK? Beaccoi College is observing founders week la connection with its thirty-sixth anniversary. The observance opened with a play last Friday and will continue until uext Thursday.

A program will be held ted ay for several hundred teachers and students trcm Wilmington, other parts of Delaware, Maryland. New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The principal speaker will be Neal Bowman. B. M.

School of Commerce, Temple University, and instructor in salesmanship, Beacom College, on the subject "After High School In the' afternono a type-writing demonstration will be given by Miss Remo Poulson, of New York city, world's amateur champion typist. The exhibits are under the direc- tion oi John G. Leach, director of education, Beacom College. Those assisting him are Walter C. Lowrie, Harold P.

Hudson. Milared Ocnai-son, Anne B. Wright, Anna L. Evans and Ann E. Roe.

J. W. irons, vice-president of Beacom College, is general chairman of the celebration program. Next Monday will be alumni day; Tuesday will be parents' day. sponsored by the student council; and Wednes- day will be the day of the founder's banquet, when tribute wiil be paid to W.

H. Beacom, president of Beacom College. On Thursday, addressee will be made at the school bv- business executives. Building Permits Issued Permits were issued as follows yesterday by Building Inspector M. j.

Fid-ance: John Fennessey, 506 Madison street, additions and alterations, $300; David Dangers Sons, contractors. Alfred H. Gawthrop, 2202 Shall-cross avenue, addition, $225; S. R. Jackson Company, builders.

William Kempezyski, 926 Wright street, addition, $100. Morris Davidoff, southwest corner of Third and Harrison streets, addition, $85. Estate of Pasquale Del Campo. 629 West Second street, addition, $50. Poole's Coffee Shop, 911 King sign, H.

A. King, contractor. Appeal for Baby Coach An appeal for a baby coach was made yesterday by the Temporary Emergency Relief Commission. It is needed by a family on the relief rolls. Another family needs a gasoline or kerosene stove and will give a white enamel gas stove for it.

The family recently moved into a rural district where there are no gas lines. The telephone of the Relief Commissions headquarters Sixth and Shipley streets, is 42S1. MANHATTAN IS AN ISLAND' SURROUNDING THE TAFT 2000 ROOMS WITH BATH FROM S2.50 AtFiio la vis Manager HOTEL APT NEW YORK SAY IT DOES! its rich suds YOU tact Ii5 SAY? TA IMS Insurance Company! WARNER Ji aac and ivory, AU new 1T(S)I)LEr ajKDcfls Sail their engineers reported America's largest life insurance after an exhaustive test, involving seven nationally famous makes of electric refrigerators so they bought 600' REMEDIES Warner refrigerators. 50c Size Midol Tablets I I IF. 1 or.

Resinol Salve 35c Vicks Vapo-Rub 50c Vicks Va-Tro-Nal 30c Groves 'Bromo Quinine. 100 Bayer Aspirin 59c 25c Blue Jay Corn Plaster. 17c 60c Alka-Scltzer Tablets Pompadour Hank Z-oz. FjinMiin suit- 1 3mt tor new wear. AH colors.

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