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FERNANDA MUNN MAKES HER BOW 800 of Society Attend Ball For Great-Granddaughter Of Late John Wanamaker (Copyright, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) NEW YORK. Nov. 24-The handsomest debutante ball of the season, that tor Fernanda Wanamaker Munn, great-granddaughter of the late John Wanamaker, New York and Philadelphia merchant, wound up in the wee this morning. The ball was given by Fernanda's mother, Mrs. Wanamaker Munn.

The 800 guests who packed the roof of the Waldorf- Astoria included Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt; Anita Counihan, photographic model who changed her name to Colby when she went to Hollywood; Bea Lillie. Clifton Webb, and Dwight Fiske cf Broadway, and Perona, night-club owner. The assembly also included two former police commissioners of New York City- Grover Whalen. now head of New York's fair, and Jacob Astor, Doug Fairbanks, and his wife, the former Lady Sylvia Ashley; Rep.

J. Hamilton Fish, Tony Hitchcock, polo player, and illustrator Nevsa McMein. The debutante and her cousin, Rosemary Warburton, who made her bow a week ago and who is also Wanamaker's great-granddaughter, the belles of the ball. The Waltz contest was won by Peggy Stevenson and her beau. Brenda Frazier and Charlie West, came in second.

Elsa Maxwell, mistress of ceremonies, conducted a Lambeth walk contest, won by Mary Vom Rath and beau. The Rhumba contest was captured by Milo Gray, niece of the dowager Duchess of Marlborough, and Willie de Rham. The setting for the dance was extraordinarily attractive. White acacia trees in blossom lined the long entrance way to the ballroom, which was banked with chrysanthemums and hung with water oak. Great clusters of illuminated pale pink and white balloons hung like clusters of grapes from the ceiling.

which was festooned with twinkling, blue glass stars from which the roof garden takes its name. QUICKSAND HOLDS MAN VICTIM FOR 15 HOURS Hunter Rescued by Police Just As Sand Begins to Push. Mouth CHICAGO, Nov. 24 ins sand was cheated of its prey by less than a half hour today when four boys walking along, the IllinoisMichigan canal in Summit espied the head of Mike Digregorio, 47, barely showing above the ooze. Highway police were summoned and managed to effect the rescue just as the sand was beginning to push into Digregorio's mouth.

Anton Kirincich, a policeman, was himself trapped in the icy slime, and had to be rescued by comrades. Digregorio said he had been gripped by the quicksand while trying to cross the canal on a hunting sojourn 15 hours before he was found. Physicians said he had suffered from prolonged exposure, but probably would recover. Wake Forest Trips Davidson WAKE FOREST, N. Nov.

24 (U.P) -Wake Forest's sophomore dominated Deacons trimmed Davidson College, 21-0, here today in a Southern Conference game, scoring in each of the first three periods. Five thousand fans braved a rain storm to watch the game. Fair Grounds Entries (By The Associated Press Post Time, First Race, 3:00 P. M. (Wilmington Time) FIRST RACE Purse $600, Claiming, 3- year-olds and up, 6 furlongs.

Legion .....112 Colonel Joe ....109 Straight Thru ....107 Chanting ...110 Dinner Jacket ...107 xBlond Spook ..102 Sanctity .112 xGolden Nugget 102 xBarbara A. .....104 xMy Lawyer ....100 Onaboy .110 Labor Day 97 SECOND RACE- -Purse $600 Claiming. 3- year-olds and up, 6 furlnozs. Cherokee Red ....107 Hasty Wave ....107 xCurleycue 102 xNoma F. 103 xAlergy 102 Muriellynn .107 Last Hop 107 xHenrietta 102 Idolatry .105 Houstonian xPolante Seth ..105 Linnie Kate ...107 Fluke .110 Enfin ...107 Memory ..105 Jackknife ..113 xBomount .105 xIn Chancery ..108 THIRD RACE Purse $600, Claiming.

3- year-olds and up. 6 farlongs. Miss Europe ....105 Princess Stone ..110 Margaret Nadi ..103 xRed Garter 108 xBlack Buddy ....112 Royal Broom ...110 xSocial Error .102 xNedrow ...105 Ramrod .108 xTaddy Bane .109 Freeze 113 xUnfurl ...102 xPima Nugget ...109 xHueu ..105 False Card 114 xBenefit 93 Morning Mail .108 FOURTH RACE -Purse Claiming, 2- year-old Maidens, Winners of One Race, 5. furlongs, xOak Park .113 Brilliant One ..111 99 Minnie Pot ...110 Grecian Time .111 Viernes Santo .118 B. .108 Bad Roll ..113 Blue Lassie .110 xAjaygee ..106 Colorab 101 xMirabane 99 ...110 Bane 99 Grand Villa .110 xLeap Year Lady 106 xFlying Doll 106 Beths Baby 113 FIFTH -Purse $6C0.

Claiming, 3- vear-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Blazing Sun Try Fair 116 xZipalong ..111 xColorist Gardner 106 Cross Ruff ..113 Caw .111 .111 103 xGaelic .108 Irisheen .107 Dark Roamer .110 P. .108 Rocky Prince .103 Larry M. ..116 SIXTH RACE -Purse $600, Claiming, 3- 76 year-olds and up, mile and yards, xiliney .102 Powers Gouraud 108 Watercure 109 Silver Falm 109 xena J. 105 xNight Bud ..106 Hit and Run 117 Flaming Play ...108 Checks 111 Portunus .111 xOxford Lad .105 xCossack Girl 102 .109 Sir Quest 113 xLowry 112 SEVENTH RACE- -Purse 3000.

Claiming, 3-year-olds end up, mile. Smith David .102 Paul T. 109 Computer .101 Vic ..104 xGa waine 111 Cardibre 109 Inskip 104 xMr. Quick 107 Wanderobo .116 xNational Air ..101 xMount Echo xOpoca ..104 Overplay .109 xoff. Duty 104 xGrace Grier 101 xManners Qucen 101 xour Sammy 104 Beautiful Bud .104 EIGHTH SUBSTITUTE, RACE -Purse $600, Claiming, 3-Year-olds and up, 6 furlongs.

xGay World 112 Francine W. .104 xSpanit 105 Miss Sis Witful .107 Duemiss xBlind Star 105 xMexico City xIdle cit Birds Eye 112 xErech 105 xGame 105 Jurist 108 Maysee 104 Arthur Coventry 105 xHartys Choice .109 Wild Lore ..107 Apprentice Allowance Claimed Weather, Cloudy; Track, Muddy. WELLESLEY STUDENTS PLEDGE U. S. SUPPORT WELLESLEY, Nov.

24 (INS) -One thousand Wellesley College students today were pledged to cooperate with the U. S. government in protesting the persecution of minorities in Germany. They approved a resolution only to back up government policy but urged "full cooperation in providing permanent homes for these persecuted minorities." was explained that the resolution applied to past and present plans to hasten a solution of the problems of these harassed in Germany. Ill-treatment of Jews and Catholics abroad also was scored in a special issue of the undergraduate daily.

Miss Mildred McAfee, president of Wellesley, said students were free to make voluntary contributions to a campus fund to provide help for sufferers abroad. Meantime, Radcliffe College students voted to cooperate with the Wellesley College service fund to furnish material aid to the oppressed minorities. BASSETT SLAYING CASE OPENS TODAY Mother of Missing Naval Aide Arrives to Testify At Trial of Two Accused SEATTLE, Nov. 24 (INS)Mrs. Marion F.

Bassett. mother of James Eugene Bassett, who vanished in Seattle 10 years ago while en route to Manila, arrived in Seattle from Washington, D. C. tonight to testify in the trial of Mrs. Mary Eleanor Smith and her son Earl de Castro Mayer, on a charge of murdering Bassett.

The trial is scheduled to open in Superior Court here Monday. Bassett, a war-time aviator who was civilian secretary to an admiral the Navy at that time stationed in Manila, vanished after placing an advertisement in a newspaper offering his automobile for sale. Later, he was reported missing and a widespread search ended with the arrest of Mayer and his mother in Oakland, in possession of Bassett's car. They were convicted of grand larceny rather than murder because Bassett's body could not be found. Before Mrs.

Smith completed her eight year sentence last spring it was announced she had confessed in state prison at Walla Walla that Mayer had beaten Bassett to death at their home in Seattle, dismembered the body and buried it. Subsequent searches led by Mrs. Smith to recover the body were unsuccessful. CECIL PULPIT OFFERED TO GETTYSBURG PASTOR Special to The Morning News ELKTON, Nov. 24-The official board of the Highland Presbyterian Church has extended a call to the Rev.

Donald G. Miller of Gettysburg, Pa. to become their pastor to succeed the Rev. William A. Price, who has retired from active work.

It is unknown whether Mr. Miller Mrs. "Gertrude 46, wife of Harry Mollitor, died yesterday at her home at Millers Corner after several weeks illness. She was the former Miss Gertrude Nurnberg, daughter of the late Joseph Nurnberg of Wilmington. Surviving are her husband, eight children.

her mother and a brother and si ter. The funeral will be held Monday morning from the home of her mother with requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Church here. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery, Wilmington, Under direction of Charles Harkins, Perryville, performers will present a minstrel show Monday and Tuesday evenings in the Fire Hall there for the benefit of the Perryville baseball team. Bowie Entries (By The Associated Press Post Time. First 1 Race, 1:30 P.

M. FIRST RACE- Purse $1,000, Claiming, 2- year-olds, Maiden Fillies, 6 furlongs, Green Meg .118 xDinamita 105 Cambreeze 110 xSister Ann .105 Drosera ...109 Also eligible: Little Harpist ..105 Santiago Spanish Bunt .110 Counora Lady Timarcle ...118 Brave Heart ..105 xGay Casino ..105 3allad .110 xAlice Dodge ....105 Countess Maid ..110 Tis 50 ..110 Far East .110 Teresa Gino ...110 SECOND RACE Purse $1,000, Claiming. 3-year-olds and up. miles. Taunton 116 Jay Is Done ...113 J.an 120 xBright Light ...107 Grand ...108 Also eligible: Car.s Choice ....112 xStrophe 104 Anhelation 116 xBright Chance 108 Feet ...108 Interpreter 116 Lite Guard ..112 Sandy Meado FS 112 General Lejeune .112 Prince Kharyam 120 Sand Cloud ..116 Bobbrax ..108 Jane McCrea ...109 THIRD RACE Purse $1,000, Claiming.

3- year-olds and up, Maryland Bred, 6 furlongs. Acute 108 xHilo .100 Ugin 120 Vedalla Golden Vein Also eligible: Balcony Happy Hostess 108 xClap In .109 xTuleyries Lin ..100 Mr. Duncannon 111 xMore Poise ..106 keta 118 Fly Me ....111 Chaste .105 xMattapony 103 xMoon Harvest 106 xFlying Mint ..109 .106 FOURTH RACE -Purse $1,000, The Pairhaven, Allowances, Fillies, 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs. Braxton .116 xSister Reigh 111 .111 Shall We Dance 116 Nellie Bly ...116 War Regalia Once xStable Fritters FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,200 The Mayor H. W.

Jackson, Allowances, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Cerisse III 110 Miss Canron Jolly Tar .112 xPatan ...105 Billy Mole .113 XAt Play .104 Ocean Roll 113 Infidox 113 Moth .107 Landlubber .101 SIXTH RACE--Purse $1,000, Claiming. Fillies and Mares, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. Knightess 103 Sparkling -108 .103 Polly B. 112 Dixie S.

.103 Also eligible: Mahlette .108 xHelen Bab .107 Monologue 115 xHarrys Dream 110 Dona Dulein Sumac .112 xGemwick 107 xHi-Tide 103 Maid 110 Principessa ..106 Star Mint .103 Brilliant Rose ..110 Nurse ...106 SEVENTH RACE--Purse $1,000, Claiming, 3-reer-olds and up. 1 1-15 miles. Askaris Sir Reg Light Chatter 111 ax The Queen Runner xaOid Jake Stephen Jay 110 xDiavid Chimney Top 109 Kinross Also eligible .112 Headin Home ...117 as. J. Corridon-B.

F. Christmas entry. Apprentice Allowance Claimed. WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25.

1938 in 3 oil BRIDGE HERE COMES TH' RESCUE 9 SQUAD DEAL ANOTHER HANDQUICK an C1938 TRIBUNE INC Employment Help Wanted -Female 5 BEAUTICIAN Experienced. EXCEP- TIONAL OPPORTUNITY for the right person. Apply Mary Webb, 901 Orange. HELP- -Reliable, furnished on short notice, Select Intelligence, 707 Poplar St. Dial 3-1769.

Mrs. S. Rouselle. Manager. POLISH GIRL- Part time housework: no cooking.

Apply 1008 Washington St. SETTLED middle-aged colored woman to care for two children their own home. Address F-10, News-Journal. WAITRESS WANTED for tavern. Must be over 25 years.

Apply 225 Fourth Street. WOMEN- To work on our exclusive gift items until Christmas. Good workers easily make $20 to $25 weekly. See 312 W. 7th 9 to 11 WHITE GIRL or woman.

exp. general housework; small country home, modern sleep in: references. Write Box F-9. News-Journal Co. Help Wanted--Male 6 ENGRAVER Must be thoroughly experienced on high-grade gold silver.

Apply Department of Personnel, Strawbridge Clothier, 11th floor. MEAT CUTTER. APPLY TOM'S MEAT MARKET. 517 KING ST. SALESMAN or promoter with good op tunity and a real future, Address M-1, News-Journal Co.

SALESMEN represent us on a popular line of electrical appliances; drawing account against commissions. Apply 9 Mr. Hayes, Wilmington Maytag W. 4th. SALESMEN For fast- food item, to call on retail grocers in city and State: commission basis.

Write Box M-4. NewsJournal Co. WANTED -Dependable man or woman, prefer Greek speaking. to serve as a special agent in town with an old established insurance company. Also a part-time stenographer.

No experience necessary. Specify age and previous work. Address M-3, News-Journal Co. 1ST-CLASS SALESMAN for Delaware territory. possibly Including Eastern Shore of Maryland: unusual opportunity for right man.

Write for interview. Box M-2, News-Journal Co. Salesmen Wanted WANTED -Man for Rawleigh Route. Permanent it you are a hustler. For particulars write Dept.

DEK37-103, Chester, Pa. Situation Wanted Female 10 GIRL (15) will be child's nurse, mother's helper, after school in exchange for good home. Ph. 2-1969 before 12 noon. WIDOW desires position as housekeeper, practical nursing or companion; to leave city.

Address W-41. NewsJournal Co. WOULD LIKE to find a place for my maid whiter. 24. who is leaving my employ because I Am reducing my staff.

She has been doing cooking and upstairs work. Call Mrs. Colby Dill. Dill Farm. Kennett Square, Pa.

Phone Kennett 238. Male 11 YOUNG MAN with car desires any mechanical work. Has heating. plumbing and Diesel experience. Write Box W-40.

News-Journal Co. Male and Female 12 PIANO. VOICE, VIOLIN. CELLO. FLUTE, CLARINET.

TRUMPET. OBOE. DELAWARE SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Authorized -The Curtis Institute of Music. 803 N.

Broom St. Tel. 2-8417. SWING PIANO -Learn to play the professional way; 20 lessons guaranteed. Free demonstration lesson.

Arthur's Studio of Music, 209 W. 6th St. Ph. 3-4778. Instruction Beauty Culture 13 A COURSE AT ELLIS SISTERS' SCHOOL OF BEAUTY ARTS.

Day and Evening Classes. Est. 1901. 911 Market St. 910 Shipley St.

A BEAUTY CULTURE COURSE here 26- sures you of future independence: placement service free, DEL. STATE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 1209 Market Ct LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE tn school with 8 reputation. Special low price. Milferd Beauty Academy.

400 Shipley St. Business Service Services Offered 14 ALL METAL weather stripping. caulking, storm sash and doors and carpenter work: estimates. Phone 3-9166. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS McHUGH ELECTRIC PHONE 7195.

211 W. EIGHTH ST. THE CLASSIFIED SECTION 15 the One place to turn for opportunity news GET ACQUAINTED the Classified Ads. They bring you prof; and satisfaction. 3 Business Service Repairing--Upholstering 24 UPHOLSTERING and repairing: room suites made to order Reas prices Del 219 7th St Ph 3-3927 3-PIECE.

$34.50. moth-proof fabrics. new springs, fillings, guar. work. Slip covers, $12.95.

Representative will call special. with samples Suburban calls. Pit-Rite 837 Tatnall St. Phone 2-8213. 3-PC SET reupholstered.

$35 up. includes new cushions and guar. moth-proof mat Slip covers made to order. ishing Reivar, 608 King Phone 2-3825 Free estimates anywhere. 3-PC.

SUITE, reuph. slip covers. $12.95, pieces made to measure; sub. calls. Pit-Rite 837 Tatnall.

Ph. 2-8213. Financial Business Opportunities 25 COMPLETELY FURNISHED rooming house All rented. for sale reasonable. Phone 2-3459.

FOR SALE- Delaware City Hotel, licensed. 35 rooms; located near Delaware River. Phone Delaware City 2851. HAVE VERY GOOD PROPOSITION for man or woman experienced in sea food restaurant: no investment. For appointment.

phone 2-9312. TEA ROOM FOR SALE. Sacrifice. Manager leaving town. Established business, ter of town.

Call 5552. Mortgages 26 F. H. A. MORTGAGE Loans F.

T. MONAGHAN 832 ORANGE ST. PHONE 5234 MORTGAGE FUNDS Available for straight or reducing mortgages and existing first mortgages 1n any amount. WALTER E. POWELL.

INC. 1112 King Street. Phone 2-6041 MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES. NO RED TAPE WM. MONTGOMERY, SHIPLEY ST.

PHONE 6527. 920 MONEY TO LOAN On good first mortgages in amounts to suit Call and see us about it. We believe xe can help you! WALTER E. POWELL. Inc.

1112 King Street Phone 2-6014 Money to Loan 29 $-MONEY TO ON ANYTHING'S UNDER THE SUN -THAT'S ALLNo Loan Too Small or Too Large. Not the Oldest but the Most Reliable Loan Company the State. PENN LOAN 409 MARKET ST. 466 SHIPLEY ST PH 2-3364. OPEN EVES.

AT UNION SHOPPING SYSTEM 6 W. 9TH ST. PH. 3-1544. STORE ORDERS.

NO. RED TAPE. Auto loans 31 A New Auto and Truck Loan Plan AUTO LOANS AT PER YEAR Cash at Once Whether Your Car Is Paid For or Not. BANKERS FINANCE CORP. 409 Market St.

2nd Floor. Ph. 8389 NEW AND USED CARS financed; low rates. Royal Credit and Finance, Inc. Provident Trust 919 Orange St.

Ph. 2-8123 AUTO LOANS and TRUCK LOANS Whether Your Car is Paid For or Not. -1932 MODELS UP -LOWEST RATESLIBERTY A FINANCE CO -2nd Floor. Ph. 2-6654 407 Delaware Ave.

Open Eres Merchandise Radios 33 SPECIAL Used auto and house radio. $5 and up Phil's Battery Service, 604-606 Orange St. SELLING ENTIRE STOCK of used radios, $5 to $10; all guaranteed. Chick's Auto Service, 916 W. 5th St.

Musical Instruments 35 ACCORDION? WURLITZER'S offer 20 lessons at $1 25 ea. USE of Inst. Free. See if you can LEARN before you invest Clifford Smith. Local Studio, 900 W.

4th MILTON UPRIGHT PIANO Good condition. Reasonable. Phone 3-2883 between 5 and 7 p. m. STEIFF GRAND PIANO At A Bargain $175 GEWEHR PIANO CO.

212 W. 9th Street Open Evenings Miscellaneous for Sale 36 AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER (Lovekinl. Inquire 1601 W. 13th St. BRAND NEW Portable Typewriter $29.75 Del.

Typewriter 1011 Tatnall St. BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT for sale. Good condition. Res Phone 3-3007. between and p.

m. ROASTERS Smallest Priced to Largest Accordingly DELAWARE VARIETY 308 KING 6T. RICHMOND HOT WATER HEATING BOILER. SUITABLE FOR SMALL HOME: A-1 CONDITION, 113 W. 23RD STREET.

TYPEWRITER -Remington. $13 50. Thoroughly reconditioned. will bring for inspection. Write S-80.

News-Journal Co. Electrical--Supplies FIXTURES AT REDUCED PRICES GROSSMAN ELECTRIC N. W. Cor. 4th and Orange.

Open Eves. Lamps and Lighting Fixtures Tiled Bathrooms Fireplaces Clarence W. McCaulley 103 W. 8th St. Phone 7529 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers 40 BARN MANURE FOR LAWNS -Top and cod.

A. DiGlacinto Sons, :402 W. Second St. Phone 2-3136. FIREWOOD-Stove and fireplace.

Charles P. Weldin. Phone 3-5005. FIREPLACE and heater wood for sale; also kindling wood Well seasoned: $5 load. 300 Maryland Ave.

Ph. 3-6973. Household Goods 41 ANDIRONS- -Fire set, set Queen Anne chairs. drop-leat table, wing chair, glassware, gold mirror. 820 West.

ALL MAKES stoves and heater parts. Pipes, elbows and oil heater wicks sold; expert repairing promptly done. Phone 3-1822. Stove Repair House, 508 King St. ANTIQUE DRESSER, studio couch, (leather), suitable for den: bed, plano, other household articles.

Phone 3-3007. ANTIQUE hand-carved secretary. chest. whatnots, old ziass china, other ticies. M.

E. Weber, Christiana. Ph. Newark 3986. AT WAX'S Livingroom $15 $20 Bedroom Suites.

$25, $30 $35 Diningroom Suites. $30, $35. $40 Metal Beds $2, $3 $4 Oil Stoves $3, $4 $5 3-Room Special $39 Easy Terms. WAX FURNITURE 213 MARKEI TRADE-IN FURNITURE DEPT. Buy For Cash New Floor Samples Living Rm.

Suites $29 Bedroom Suites $39 Dining Rm. Suites $49 Somerson Furniture Stores 206-08 W. 6TH St. Dep. Since 1910, In Old Megary Bidz.

Open Wed. Sat. Eves. CIRCULATING COAL HEATER. 3-room portation.

read the "Autos for Sale" size, used 1 month. $30. Regular $42.50. ump of the Classified Section. Terms.

Llebman's, 410 King St. is, COUGHLIN DEFENDS RADIO BROADCAST Station Accuses Priest Of Inciting Religious and Racial Strife in America DETROIT, Nov. 24 (P)-Father Charles E. Coughlin defended tonight his broadcast last Sunday. which drew criticism from a station on the network carrying his talk, and said that in his regular sermon next Sunday "a new chapter will be made in radio history." A statement issued by Social Justice, Coughlin's own newspaper, said he would "prove indisputabledly" that charges raised against him by station WMCA of New York "are made out of whole cloth." The New York station charged that the priest's remarks last week were "calculated to incite religious and racial strife in America." In his talk Coughlin sought to show a connection between Jews and the rise of Communism in Germany, that Nazism and the persecution of Jews is merely a defense mechanism.

He exhorted the "good Jews of America" against being "indulgent with the irreligious, atheistic Jews and gentiles who promote the cause of persecution in the land of the Communists." The statement issued by Social Justice said the priest had been "accused of saying things he did not say and making charges that he did not make." "Listeners to the broadcast next Sunday will be convinced beyond all doubt that Coughlin's critics instead of dealing with facts are attempting to draw a red herring across the path of the real issue. "Father Coughlin authorized Social Justice to say that a new chapter (made in radio history next Sunday. Station advised Coughlin today that he must submit all future scripts to them 48 hours in advance of his broadcasts. Failure to do will result in cancellation of this sis Sunday's broadcast, the station said. ROYALTY GUARDS TO BE MOUNTIES OTTAWA -Responsibility for the safety of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth during their Canadian tour early next summer, will rest with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

A special detail already has been selected to lay the ground- -work of a plan which will guard against any possibility of harm coming to the royal visitors while in the dominion. The greatest concern of the police is not revolutionaries or radicals but persons of unsound mind who might be nursing fancied grievances. Past experience has proved the infrequent attempts to a harm British royalty, have, in the majority of cases, originated from such a source. To guard against any possibility of that happening in Canada, the R. C.

M. P. in cooperation with local and provincial police throughout the dominion, are compiling a complete list of the mentally unbalanced not confined in institutions. While the Royal party is in Canada a strict watch will be kept on every person listed with the department. Special instructions also have been issued to immigration and customs officials along the international boundary line.

Restrictions will not be tightened, as a large influx of visitors is expected from the United States, but an especially rigid questioning will be given visitors entering the dominion at border points. BRITISH STRESS FUEL ECONOMY IN AUTOS LONDON (U.P.) British motor manufacturers, in the Earl's Court Exhibition, revealed these latest developments: 1. Small family cars to do 40 to 50 miles to the gallon. Fuel consumption has been cut without sacrificing speed and 2. More room driver and passengers by extending compartments well over the wheels, in a line with the wing tips.

3. Cruising speed increased by 10 to 15 miles an hour without using more gasoline, because all-steel construction joining body and chassis has given lighter coachwork with same strength. 4. The fashion is to confine oiling to a central feed, and the rest is done automatically. The new models can be serviced all round without barking knuckles.

5. Improved springing by independent springing of front wheels. with more rigid suspension without loss of suppleness overcoming the old complaint of heavier wear on tires. ARTIST DEPENDS ON ART TO PAY FOR EDUCATION CLEVELAND, (U.P.) -Miss Ruth E. Mayer earned two years of her education at the Cleveland School of Art by drawing 825 illustrations for a new handbook on Ohio's wild flowers compiled by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's director.

Miss Mayer worked on the illustrations in her spare time and during summer vacations. The young artist and her mother and father collected most of the specimens, served as models for the illustrations, within 30 miles of Cleveland. Undertaker Dissents on Trade NEW ORLEANS (U.P.) -A plan stimulate business was adopted by the Exchange club. The plan was to select one member each reek and for the other members to buy as much merchandise as possible from that firm during the week. Only one member opposed the plan.

He was the undertaker. Lindy At Air Exposition PARIS, Nov. 24 (P)-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh visited an aviation exposition today and inspected planes displayed by Air France TransAtlantique for projected North Atlantic flights.

Merchandise Household Goods COAL HEATER-16-inch fire box with porcelain exterior. Sightly used. Price when new $39.95. As clearance price $19.95. Sears-Roebuck Co.

Phone 8551 GAS STOVE. table, chairs and ice-box: good condition. Reasonable price. Call 1. 801 Shipley St.

Apt. No. GAS RANGES- AI STANDARD MAKES. thoroughly reconditioned. 65 and up.

Wilmington Gas Range Co. 207 4th. CUSTOM MADE-TO-ORDER SLIP COVERS Only $14.95 for sofa and any chair. Measured, Otted and installed 10 your own home by experts. All terial and workmanship included Phone 6396 JOHN A.

BRAND CO. 5TH SHIPLEY ST8 COAL OR WOOD RANGES- Cast iron cook. 6-lid porcelain exterior: one with ing top; conversion burner installed. Price new $59.95. As 1s clearance price $29.95.

Co. Phone 8551. GREAT RUG SALE New -Save 40 to Strictly Cash Only Lowest Prices in Wilmington. All Sizes -Large Variety. Protigal's for Values 232 King St.

Open Eves. CONVERSION BURNERS 3 sizes, 10" and twin burners. Complete with all fixtures. Price new $19.95 to $26.95. As is, clearance price $12.95, not installed Sears-Roebuck Co.

Phone 8551. MIRRORS 1215 FRENCH ST. PR. $-5014 CHARLES KAUFMAN, MILLER BROS SAMPLES. RECONDITIONED AND TRADE IN FURNITURE SOLD AT A LARGE REDUCTION EXCHANGE FURNITURE STORE 3rd Shipley Sts.

Ph. 3-2511 ROSE CARVED SOFA. maple chest. wooden settee. pattern zlass.

JOSEPH SKLUT, 307 W. Second St. Ph. 3-1212. REMNANTS -10c SQUARE YARD.

PROTIGAL'S, 232 KING STREET. ROOM HEATER- large self-feeding. circulating coal heater. Original price $49.95. Clearance price $29.95.

SeatsRoebuck Co. Phone 8551. Reclaimed U. S. Gov't all-wool army blankets, $1.99.

Lace gunning boots, 39c. GOLDENBERG'8, 200 Market St. 3 E. 2nd St. SEWING MACHINE SPECIALS- Console, electric.

portable, $15; treadles, $6 up. Omenn'3, 621 W. 4th St. Ph. 6625.

VICTORIAN SOFA -Reasonable. Call after 5 p. m. Mrs. Andrick, 901 Park Place.

WALNUT DINETTE SUITE. Good condition. Reasonable. Phone 3-5579. BOYS OF NYA VOTE NO FIGHTING ABROAD TOLEDO.

O. (U.P.) --In a survey of National Youth Administration employes, few boys indicated that they wanted to go abroad to fight in event of war, and 12 per cent of them were indifferent about entering the army or navy, service. Sixty-six per cent those questioned said they would enlist for service if the United States were attacked. Twenty per cent would wait for the draft. Retired Attorney Dies WHITE PITTSFIELD, Nov.

24 (AP) -Edward Benedict Cobb, 89, retired wealthy lawyer of Washington, D. died here He had made his home in Pittsfield recently. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Apartments 58 Massage Auction Sales 77 Misc For Sale 36 Auto Accessories 83 Money Loan 29 Auto Loans 31 Mortgages 26 Automobiles--Sale 81 Moving. Trucking 20 Automotive 88 Mountain Resorts 64 Autos- -Hire 84Musical Instrum'ts 35 Auto Trucks- Sale 82 Notices Barter. Exchange 32Painting.

Papering 21 Beauty Culture 13 Places -Rent Bicycles, Goods Print's. Engraving B'ld'g. Contracting 15 Prof. Services Building Materials 38 Property 69 Bldg. Sites.

Sale 71A Proposals 79 Boarding Schools 49 Poultry Supplies 47 Boats. Accessories 37 Radios 33 Business Opp. 25 Real Estate-ExcR 75 Canvassers. Agents 9Real Est. Brokers 68 Cleaning.

Dyeing 16 Repatring 86 Country Boarding 54 Resort -Rent 65 Dogs, Birds 45 Resort--Sale 13 Dressmaking 17 Rooms Board 50 Electrical 39 Salesman Wanted 7 Farms- Rent 61 Services Offered 14 Farms- Sale 70 Situations, Female 10 Puel, Feed 40 Situations, Male 11 Punished Apts. 59 Specials at Stores 42 Garages -Rent 62 Stocks, Bonds 28 Heating. Roofing 18 Suburban -Rent 66 Help 5 Suburban-Sale 74 Help. Male, Female 8 Trallers 80 Help -Male On Upholstering 24 Homes, Boarding 53 Wanted 3 Horses, Cattle 46 Wtd Automotive 87 Household Goods 41 Wanted- 30 Hskpg Rooms 52 Wanted -Buy 44 Houses---Rent 63 Wanted -Homes 56 Sale 72 Wanted -Invest 27 Insurance 19 Wtd-Real Estate 76 Legal Notices 78Wtd Room, Board 55 Male Female 12 Wanted-To Rent 67 Lost. Found 1 Where To Eat 57 Lots- Sale 71 Without Board 51 Machinery Tools 34 Wearing Apparel 43 PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD.

'PHONE 5351 ASK FOR A WANT AD TAKER Announcements Lost, Found LOST- Scotch terrier. name Chain collar with license. Phone 2-4331. Sat. between 10th and Shipley and LOST- -Pair glasses, Dr.

McKee's case. 7th and Broom. Reward. Phone 2-5913. LOST- -Gold watch chain.

Orange betreen 10th and 13th Sts. Reward. Phone 5121. ext. 663.

MAN'S cameo ring. between B. O. restaurant and 1625 Rodney St. Reward.

Call 2-1978 after 5:30 p. m. STRAYED on to my property, Guernsey heifer. Owner proving ownership, paying board and cost of ad can redeem same. Phone Hockessin 5411.

Notices 2 SPIRELLA CORSET-All garments individually created. Leila Turner, 90414 Jackson St. Phone 3-1791. DRAPERIES- For the home made-to-order. as low as $2.95.

Free estimates. Rep. will call with samples. Sub. calls.

FitRite 837 Tatnall. Phone 2-8213. ELECTRIC LIGHT CABINET BATHS. Swedish massage Ultra violet ray Electrical treatments. Pauline C.

Roberts, Physio-Therapist, Kane No. 1. Del. Ave. and Madison.

Phone 2-4124. CHARIS SWAVIS' foundation garments never ride up. They enclose and anchor the figure, holding it snugly. We also on repair and refit all makes of foundation garments. 216 W.

9th St. Phone 3-3511. FOR SCIENTIFIC and reducing massage phone 2-5766. Charles Ellison, graduate of Sweden. 909 Jefferson St.

HEADLEY'S WAREHOUSE- Careful moving and storage. Phone 8145. Ask for Mr. Albert. Goods insured in transit.

HOLIDAYS COMING--Look your best. Velvet evening wraps, white fur coats. evening gowns, tuxedo suits, white vests cleaned carefully. Fur coats shortened. Ph.

7343. Mackenzie's, Cleaners Dyers. 907 Shipley St. PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE-InvestiRations of all kinds confidentially conducted: no charge for interview. 803 Shipley St.

Phone 3-1805 SLIP COVERS. special $12.95: 3 pcs. Guar, expert workmanship. Rep will call with samples. Suburban calls.

FitRite 637 Tatnall St. Phone 2-8213. Services Offered 14 GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE. ANY MAKE OR MODEL. W.

D. MILLER. DIAL 3-8917. PIANO TUNING -A 150 piano and piano repairing Qualified tuner R. W.

Driscoll, 2011 Tatnall St Phone. 9479. TYPEWRITERS and adding machines repaired. 1011 Tatnall St. Phone 3-1892.

WANTED 1,000 rugs to clean. George P. Lang 1205 Orange St. Ph. 2-0322.

Business Service Building and Contracting 15 REPAIRING, remodeling, additions. New homes built to order. Plans and specifications free. Financing. Buildings moved.

Guaranteed. WOODALL SON 216 N. Broom Phone 3-2520 or 3-2225 Dressmaking 17 WILL ALTER. reline-fur or cloth coatsmen or women. Reasonable rates.

PHONE 3-2861. Heating, Plumbing, Roofing 18 BERGER'S for repairing all makes stoves and heaters. All parts carried in stock. Fuel heatrolas for sale. Berger's, 103 East Third St.

Phone 3-1913. BOILERS. HEATERS. PIPES. PUMPS.

KITCHEN SINKS OR BASINS 75c ROOP COATINGS OR CEMENT. 35c GAL. CENTRAL PLUMBING SUPPLY, 4TH TATNALL. OPEN EVES. PH.

3-1645 BRAND NEW 18-IN ALL CAST HOT AIR FURNACE $34.50 3-PC. BATHROOM OUTFIT -TUB. TOILET AND WASH STAND $24.75 PORCELAIN LAUNDRY $2.95 UP KITCHEN SINKS UP DELAWARE SALVAGE CO. 301 FRENCH ST. PHONE 2-9611.

HOT WATER RADIATOR HEAT installed complete in your home for coal or oil burning with summer and winter domestic hot water. Fully guaranteed. No down payment. years to pay Free estimates. STANDARD HOME HEATING CO.

Phone 2-6912 111 8th St. Wil. ROOFING SPECIALS 5-Gal. Barrett's Liquid Mastigum $2.50 can 5-Gal. Barrett's Liquid Plexigum.

$1.75 Barrett's Plastic Cement and Roll Roofing. with complete instruction: for applying. S. G. WILLIAMS BROS.

co. THIRD AND TATNALL STS. DIAL 8167 Moving. Trucking, Storage 20 ALWAYS BEST -Call Bennett first: fair prices: experienced. 1821 Del.

Ave. 2-3294. ASK J. E. WALTERS to do your moving: large van: experienced help.

Reasonable. Pianos extra. Phone 3-8513. ASK GILBERT to move your furniture or piano; local or long distance. All loads Insured.

Phone 8406. HEADLEY'S TRANSFER WAREHOUSE CO. Expert Furniture Movers Local or Long Distance Moving Mayflower Warehouse" All Goods Insured in Transit Call 8145 Ask for Mr. Albert PRIVATE ROOMS- -G. P.

Lang. 1205 Ora age STORAGE Clean. well ventilated rooms for furniture. Lowest rates. Rosenblatt's storage House, 611 W.

Pront. Ph. 2-0224 STORAGE- light room for furniture, etc. Sprinkler protection, low Insurance rates. Gawthrop Storage Warehouse, 103 Orange, Phone 8266.

THORNTON Careful movers. Work guaranteed to satisfy you Estimates cheerfully given. Phone 2-4021-2-5967. Painting, Papering 21 A ROOM PAPERED, $5: scraping. plastering.

painting. Reas. Clean work. Cash or terms. Go anywhere.

VICTOR BROS. 605 Orange. Phone 3-3965. ARSHT -First -class paperhanger. Rooms papered.

$5. work guaranteed Estimates given. Phone 3-3384. 402 W. 36th St.

ARTISTIC PAPERHANGING Reasonable Fishman, 601 Van Buren. Ph. 2-8712. PAPERHANGING REASONABLE MARTIN'S WALL PAPERING SERVICE PHONE 3-4098 ROOMS PAPERED- For $5: good selection of paper, Work guaranteed. Phone Lewis Cloud.

3-9333. REASONABLE-CALL 3-2372-Scraping. papering. painting. floor waxing and sanding.

Rent our sanding machines. ROOMS work guaranteed; fine selection of sunfast paper. P. Stearrett. 201 S.

Harrison. Phone 3-3328. ROOMS PAPERED- FOR $5. GOOD SELECTION OF PAPER. CALL H.

DUGAN. PHONE 3-6937. CERTIFIED PAPERING 3 ROOMS STEAMSCRAPED AND PAPERED $27.50 PROMPT SERVICE ECONOMY PAINT WALLPAPER CO Division) S. Cor. 4th ORANGE 573.

PHONE 2-2284 IF YOU'RE looking tor economical trans. ABSOLUTELY FREE No strings tied to this rug sale. A $6.50 wool waffle rug cushion will be given away with each Axminster, Wilton or Velvet rug during this sale. Our stock of rugs have not been advanced to meet the recent mill increase in price. $38 ALEXANDER SMITH Perfect 9x12 Axminster Rug $25 WITH FREE RUG CUSHION ster rugs at Other 9x12 Axmin- $22-50 With Free Rug Cushion ALL OTHER RUGS ON THE SAME PRICE BASIS ALL NEW PERFECT RUGS NO SECONDS HURLOCK'S 7th Poplar Phone 7001 Specials at the Stores 42 BUTTONS AND BUCKLES Covered to order, widest asst.

in town; lowest prices. The Fabric Shop, 6 E. 7th St. REMNANTS Challis and crepes. Beautiful designs, to sards, $1.19 per length.

The Fabric Shop, 6 E. 7th St. UPHOLSTERY GOODS and supplies; everything for the upholstering job. Sparks 4th and Tatnall. Ph.

2-2287. 500 used shot guns and rifles, $2.50 up. Lery's Old Reliable Loan oldest in the state. 421 Market and 420 Shipley, Phone 2-8352. Wearing Apparel GRAY LAPIN COAT.

camel-hair suit, camel-hair coat with beaver collar; sizes 16. Reasonable. Ph. 2-4863. HUDSON SEAL JACKET- -Several evening dresses, size 16; 8 pairs custom-made shoes.

and Call 6442, between 4 and 5 or in morning. SUITS AND TOPCOATS OUT OP PAWN LATEST STYLES $2.50 Up PENN LOAN CO. 409 MARKET ST. 406 SHIPLEY ST LADY'S COATS. size 16 to 18: also boy's clothing.

size years. Phone 2-2220. 1,000 sulta, 1.000 overcoats. Slightused. Many like new.

$5 up. Others $2.50 up Levy's Old Reliable Loan Co. oldest in the state. 421 Market and 420 Shipley. Ph.

2-8352. LADY'S RACCOON COAT. size 14. Very reasonable. Phone between 6 and m.

2-7890. RACCOON COAT Excellent condition: size 14-16. Phone 3-1850. Wanted-To Buy BETTER CASH PRICE for all used furniture, stote and taproom fixtures. Berger's, 103 E.

3rd St. Phone 3-1913. BETTER PRICE PAID for all furniture. taproom fixtures. Union Furniture Co.

236 King St. Phone 2-5463. FURNITURE, RAGS. PAPER, Iron. Metal.

All kinds. Floor covering for sale. Kelmon. 418 W. Front St.

Ph. 2-3361. FURNITURE All kinds. bought and sold. new and used.

Phone 2451. Rappaport, 305 Front St. IP YOU have old clothes to sell, call Gibbs, 718 Walnut Street. Phone 2-3525. Nothing bought in store.

Live Stock Dogs, Birds, Pets 45 AT HIGH POINT KENNELS Cairns, Scotties, Dachshund. Cocker and Setter Puppies, DR. C. I HOCH. 501 W.

21st St. Ph. 5929. CANARIES FOR SALE Guaranteed singers. Reasonable 203 W.

10th 6t. Phone 2-0397. COCKER SPANIELS- The better kind. Great Oak Kennels, Veale Road. between Silverside and Harvey Roads.

Wilmington. Del. Telephone Holly Oak 2606. NEGENDANK KENNELS offer Wire Fox and Scottish Terrier puppies Outstanding. Stud service.

Boarding. Ph. 3-7200. Horses, Cattle, Stock 46 BAY SADDLE HORSE- Gentle and sound. years old.

For sale cheap. Phone 3-5367. FOR SALE Three ponies, 4 reads old, one fine size, the other two small, one pure bred Jersey bull, with registered papers. Phone 2-4553. WILMINGTON PROVISION CO.

will pay cash for your live bozs and cattle. Phone Wilmington 8321. Room and Board Rooms and Board 50 MARKET 2312-Nice clean, comfortable room: all conva. Board if desired. Home cooking.

Phone 2-3088..