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Evening star., 1940-09-20
Laundry Men to Meet

A large delegation of laundry
managers attached to hotels, hos
pitals and other institutions here
is expected to attend the three-day
national convention of the Insti-
tutional Laundry Managers at New
Orleans beginning october 10 for
three days. E. A. ONeill of the
Wardman Park Hotel and A. Stovall
Of the Mayflower will be among the
conventions speakers.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
British Buyers Rent
Floor of D. {. Hotel

The British Purchasing Commits
sion, expanding its staff here to
about 100 workers, has rented the
entire ninth floor of the Willard
Hotel, it was disclosed yesterday.
Office space already occupied by
the commission in the Hibbs and
Securities Buildings will be retained,
it was said, with about so offices
being established at the Willard.
Headquarters of the commission will
remain in New York.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Hotel Promotion Men
To Conduct Sales Quiz

Sales Information, Please" q
program patterned after various
radio quizzes, will be featured at
the first fall meeting of the WASH
ington Hotel Promotion Mems As
sociation tonight at the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Osgood Roberts of the Mayfiower,
president of the association, will
present questions to a hotel man.
ayers team consisting of r. L. Pol
lio, H. P. Somerville, Russell A.
Conn and Frank L. Swadley and to
a sales promotion managers team
comprised Of Harry Dean, Joseph
Ball. Robert Henderson and C..
De Witt Coffman.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
U. of Va. Editor Named

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept.
20 (SpeciaD. - Archibald Boiling
Shepperson, associate professor of
English at the University of Vir-
ginia, has been named editor of the
Virginia Quarterly Review, to sue
ceed Lawrence Lee, who has retired
to continue his writing and teaching
as assistant professor of romantic
Evening star., 1940-09-20
To Discuss Incinerutor

The need for an incinerator in
the Metropolitan Area of Montgom-
cry County will be discussed at a
meeting of the North Woodside-
Montgomery Hills Citizens Associa-
ton at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Montgomery Hills Junior High
School A demonstration OF the op-
Grafton Of Q voting machine will be
given.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Virqiniun Gets Tax Refund

The Treasury refunded $23,250 to
Belle L. w. Willard, Fairfax. Va.
yesterday because of overpayment of
1885, 1896, 1887 income taxes.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Traffic Record

The traffic record as revealed
at police headquarters for the
24-hour period ending at 8 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, 80.
Motorists injured, 5.
Motorists arrested, 32S.
Pedestrians injured, 5.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation Of pedestrian control
regulations, :.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

The Italians used watermarks on
paper In the 18th century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
NEW POWER |5GIvEN US.
 ON WATERS
Decision of High Cour' Rules Federal Rights
 Extended Greatly

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. - The Supreme Court today ruled in far reaching decision that the authority of the Federal Government over the nations streams are "as broad as the needs of commerce"
 Justice Reed delivered a six to two opinion in which it was held the Federal Power Commission may re- quire the Appalachian Electric Pow CT Company to obtain standard Federal license for it's dam and power project on the New River, near Radford, Virginia
 Attorney Generals of Virginia and 40 other States opposed the effort of the Federal Government to regu- late the project on the grounds it constituted an invasion of state rights.
 Justice Reed said the New River is navigable, adding, Tt cannot pro- perly be said the constitutional pow CT of the United States over it's water lis limited to control of navigation.
 The opinion broadened greatly the regulatory authority of the Federal Cover ment over the nations streams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
Godfrey
 Opening New
 Lingerie Shop

What should be Of considerable ,terest to lady shoppers cn Gas
 neau Channel is the announce nent elsewhere in today's Empire of he formal opening of the Mae God -ey Shop, owned and managed by Irs. Mae Godfrey. The new busi- 'ess establishment will be located T the Kraft Manufacturing Com any building on Second Avenue
 ear Franklin. The shop opens to- borrow morning.
 Mrs. Godfrey, well known resident Juneau for many years, announc- d today that the shop will offer he latest styles and models in la dies lingerie, costume jewelry and which will include bed ackets, nighties slips, girdles, hos cry, pajamas, panties, panty girdles, handkerchiefs and many other tenns in this speciality line.
 Mrs. Godfrey who recently re- turned from buying trip to Se- attle, stated that a complete line of the latest Wearables in lingerie has been purchased, with many things ideal for the Christmas gift ;cekers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16

Try classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
TROUBLE BOOMING
 IN FRANCE
Dismissal of Vice Premier Laval Must Be Ex-
 pIained 10 Germany

VICHY, Dec. l6.-German Ambas- sador Otto Abetz, Hitlers represen- tative to Paris, arrived here with his staff this morning.
 Abetz and his entourage was given military honors by a French detach- ment when he crossed the Allier River bridge.
 Vichy observers expressed the be- lief that his visit is extremely i'm portant as regards future negotia- tions between Germany and Free France.
 It is expected Abetz will inform the Vichy Government of Germany's attitude toward the dismissal of Pierre Laval, Vice-Premier.
 Some observers believe the fate of conquered France s Government
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
5p0RT5MEN
 OF (HANNE FL
 NAME BOARD
Officers Are 10 Meet Soon- Plans Will Be Laid for
 t941 Activities

Officers of the recently organized Gastineau Channel Suortsmen's As sociation announced today the sell ection of five Juneau and Douglas sportsmen to comprice the Execu- tive Committee of the organiza- tion.
 Arne Shudshift represents Doug las, and George Skuse has been chosen from the ranks Of the Al aska Juneau employees. The other three members are John Jones, Ar not Hendrickson and Rod Darnell.
 The Executive Committee will meet within a week with President
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
GASBOAT TAHOE LOST IN STORM;
 GREW IS SAVED

The gasboat Tahoe was lost off Cape Chiniak on December Il af- ter laundering in a storm. accord ing to word received today from Kodiak by the Collector of Customs.
 Capt D M Brodalll and a crew man reached shore safely.
 The Tahoe was built in l933 at Seattle. It was 61 feet long, l5 feet in breadth. seven draft, 250 horse power. 52 gross tons and 35 net.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16

hinges on the attitude of Germany, and it is broadly hinted that all of France may be occupied
 The custer of Laval came as a surprise in Berlin and the German newspapers have not even reported Laval is out until the Nazi regime is fully informed as to what 1t means. Laval has been succeeded by Foreign Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
EobIes Visit
 Friends Here

MT. and Mrs. J. Irvine Noble and their two children, Mary and Ste phen, came in from the Westward Cn the steamer Yukon.
 Tho Nobles, through wlth Kodiak and its COWS in the streets" plan 10 visit Juneau friends for a few days before continuing south to Se- attlc.
 Busy renewing acquaintances the popular couple will be at home to their many friends at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
Carols Ring
 Over Juneau

Christmas carols rang out over downtown Juneau last night from loudspeakers in the belfry of the Northern Light Presbyterian church instituting a twice daily program of carols for the Christmas season.
 At noon and again at 9:30 O. clock in the evening, the carols and bells will be played to brighten the Juneau Christmastide, it is an- nounced.
 Try classified ad in The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

George F. Alexander Jr., stu dent at the University of Washing ton, Seattle, is coming home to spend the holidays with his par ents, Judge and Mrs. Ge0l ge r. Alexander, and sister, Miss Jane Alexander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16

Robert Henning, First Vice-Presi- dent George Folta and Second Vice President Henry Harmon to lay plans fer the next meeting and set up the 1941 activities program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
BORN TO
 WILLIAM Q. WHITES

4 baby daughter was born at St. Anns Hospital this morning to MT. and Mrs. William O. Witte. The child weighed 8l9 pounds at birth and both she and her mother are in the best of health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
COMING FOR VISIT

Mrs. Dave Turner ana daughter Sandra are passengers aboard the Baranof to spend the holiday sea- son in Juneau with Mrs. Turner's parents, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Jack cny1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-16
ELLEN ON BARANOF

Jim Ellen, of Ellen's Grocery on Willoughby Avenue, is passenger aboard the Baranof after a pleas ure and business trip to the States.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21

DO is read the ads carefully on this page Put
check mark the Of the you think will win You
may lie you wish. Write your name and addres
plainly on the margin of this page and get to the DAILY DIS
patch office later than Friday Of this week
Prize winners will announced early next week and money
will DC awarded Immediately.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
cats WILL PLAY
CLINTON FRIDAY
Local Eleven Energies From
Win Over Kinston Without
Any Serious Injuries

The New Hanover High school
Wildcats, batting an even 500 in
games won and lost this season,
will meet the fast Clinton eleven
here Friday afternoon.
The game will more than likely
be played at Robert Strange park
as the fair is being held at Legion
stadium and the Williston team
will be using it's field for a game.
Coming out of the game with
Kinston last Friday night in good
shape the locals will start drilling
for Clinton today. Billy Pittman,
converted into a back from the
guard position, was the sparkplug
of the Cats 20-6 victory over Kin
ston. He played almost the entire
game, personally accounted for
five first downs and two touch
downs, one an 11-yard smash
through the center.
. Fred Day was the standout Der.
40rmer in the line again, the local
forward wall holding the visitors
to not a single first down during
the first three periods.
Coaches Black and Bryan plan
. drill on pass defense for the
Wildcats this week in an effort
to hold down Clinton's passing
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14

touchdowns drives against Prince.
ton.
Georgetown, winner of thre G
straight and unbeaten since 1887
and Villanova, % : 0 winner over
Florida Friday night, aren't fa1
behind, while among the smaller
teams Rutgers, which shut out Le-
high $40 in the middle three
opener, and Franklin and Mar.
shall, which followed up the Dart
mouth upset by beating Richmond
81 to 0, appear to have the goods,
Game of the day next Saturda,
should be between Alabama anc
Tennessee, in both teams South.
east conference opener. They were
warmed up yesterday, 'Bama beat
ing Howard, BIO, chiefly on straight
football and Tennessee relying on
subs to thump Chattanooga. $50
Mississippi, with JUNE Hovious ar
Merle Hapes to carry the mail as
they did in whipping Georgia. %
IA, also may have something tc
say about the conference title.
Mississippi State and Auburn re-.
NAMED unbeaten as they PLAYED
ingly held Kentucky to the same
score
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Grid Outfits
In National Limeli9ht
St. Mary's Wins Over
San Francisco, 1877

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-R-
st. Mary's Gaels galloped back into
the football spotlight today with a
IS to Z victory over the University
of San Francisco before $4,000 fans.
In the opening quarter, Bradlee
Sheafe, st. Mary's center, recovered
a blocked punt 10 yards from the
San Francisco goal. In two plays
the Gaels scored, right halfback
Tony Compagno going over from the
5-yard line. Fullback Andy Mare
fos converted.
USF came back in the second to
even the count but Leroy Ruskusky,
long-armed right end for St. Mary's
broke the deadlock in the last quar-
ter when he bobbed up to intercept a
USF pass and raced % yards for a
touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
DUKE

DURHAM, Oct. 13.-R-Duke's
Blue Devils of football, after an
open week during which they
drilled hard on both offense and
defense, will return to practice to-
morrow to make ready for Sat-
urday's intersectional engagement
with the Red Raiders of Colgate
at Hamilton, N. Y.
The Red Raiders, after wallop.
ing Akron university and losing to
Cornell's powerhouse, soundly
whipped Browns Bears Saturday
20-3 and r rated the best Colgate
outfit in years.
Two members of the squad suf-
fered injuries in practices S
week which may keep them out
of the Colgate game. They are
Tackle John Mania who sustained
an ankle injury which definitely
will put him on the sidelines for
the clash with the Red Raiders
and Frank Killian who sustained
a knee injury that may count him
out this week. Mike Karmazin, a
tackle last year and for the first
game of this season and who has
been shifted to guard, should be
ready to return to work this week.
Karmazin also suffered a leg in
jury in practices this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Pope Plus Breakfasts
Prayer For Peace Appeal

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 13-R-.
Pope Plus XII, in a radio broad.
cast to the closing session of the
national eucharistic congress oil
Argentina, urged his listeners to-
day to pray for peace.
pray to Jesus Christ, our
Lord the Pontiff said, ITO spread
His peace :. among the spirits
Of all mankind so that if may over
flow from the heart and extinguish
the bitter struggle which S o W
death ton land and sea and in the
sky and feeds people with tn e
bread of pain and battles them
in tears of blood.
"Only in Christ, the worlds sa-
vior. is u hope because
in His hands are the hearts OF
men, and He knows and can bring
tranquility to the tumultuous
waves" 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Ole MISS LEADS
SOUTHEAST LOOP
Rebels Apparently Have
Chance To Share In 1910
Grid Championship Spells

ATLANTA, Oct. 13.-R-Missis'
sippi's speedy Rebels swept into
the Southeastern conference lead
today, apparently headed for a
share of the 1910 spoils, as defeat
or tie marred the records of eight
of the II other members, includ-
ing five of the potential title
threats.
Only Tennessee, Alabama and
Georgia Tech of the four favorites
got through three weeks without
a black spot on their conference
states and they have not been
tested inside the league yet. Each
of these faces three or four acid
tests in the conference from here
out, Strengthening the possibility
that an unchallenged champion
may not be decided in the Novem'
Der climax.
Mississippi stopped Georgia's
high-scoring sophomores, 26-14, as
JUNE Hovious and Merle Hapes
spanked an aggressive attack that
brought the Rebels, their second
conference triumph. Hovious threw
three passes for "A yards, bringing
two touchdowns, and raced sc
yards with a punt for another tally
in Saturdays wild second quarter
He also returned 50 yards with
four other punts and averaged siz
yards on II rushing thrusts.
Hanoc UorEino hohird f,c%
charging line, halted Georgia's
fourth-period raid by dashing 70
yards to goaldom with an inter
cepted pass. Hapes, whose mates
now face only Vanderbilt and Mis-,
sissippi State-both already tied
in conference competition. also av.
eraged 10 yards in four chances
from scrimmage and he averaged
AZ yards on three punts.
Auburn's veteran eleven and
Kentucky's "best team in years"
turned apparent defeat into II
ties with last-minute attacks. The
Auburn Tigers tied Mississippi
State with a minute to go when
Lloyd Cheatham flipped a touch
down pass to Teedie Faux and
Big Dick McGowen booted the ex-
ira point. Harvey Johnson had led
the Maroons to a tally the first
time they got the ball, climaxing
the drive with a 23-yard heave to
Walter Craig.
Auburn and Mississippi State are
the only other teams with a sec.
tional win.
Vanderbilt gave the Kentucky
Wildcats fits before Charley Ish-
mael plunged over in the last two
minutes and Junior Jones added
the tying point. A 38-yard pass,
Mickey Flanagan to Binks Bush
maier, had sent the Commodores
away to an early lead.
The Southeastern's i~ntersectional
prestige suffered severe blows.
Georgia Tech, Tulane, Louisiana
State and Florida were trampled
in four games in which eastern,
~midwestern and southwestern elev-
ems rolled up "a points against the
South'S 27.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
TAR HEELS MEET
STATE SATURDAY
Miller, stallings Only Re
serves Left To Fill ElliOt's
Place At Left End

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 13.-RE
Putting their upset of Texas Chris
tan behind them, the Carolina
gridders turned undivided attention
today to Saturdays tough battle
at State, while Coach Ray Wolf
pondered possible moves to offset
the heavy loss of Pinky Elliot al
left end.
Elliot, who cracked a leg bone,
was veteran first relief to Pau.
SEVERN. His removal leaves John
Miller and Fred Stallings, but nei'
Their has had. much game exper'
fence. One or both may c o m c
through, or a shift may be neces'
sary; Coach Wolf was undecided
today.
Splinter Don Baker, guard Bob
Written, and SEVERN also suffered
minor injuries, and several play
ers. were bruised up somewhat,
but otherwise the squad escaped
Saturdays hard game in fair
shape.
The Tar Heels dismissed their
rejuvenated, inspirited perfor'
nance with a short lit was about
time" Coach Wolf praised the
whole squad, however, for buck.
ing and doing a great job" and
thought the line deserved ''particu.
lar credit for its fine blocking and
Defense" He also credited Coach
Dick Jamerson with a fine job Of
scouting the Frogs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
CITY, COUNTY TEAMS
FACE TOUGH SCHEDULE
Six-Man And Touch Football Out
fits Swing Into Second Week
OF Play Today

The six-man and touch football
teams Of the Junior High and Gram
mar schools face a tough schedule
this week in both the city and coun-
ty leagues as they open play this
afternoon on the various gridirons.
Last week in the six-man games
Isaac Bear defeated Hemenway on
Tuesday afternoon on Robert Strange
field and Tileston downed Winter
Park on the same field Thursday
afternoon.
Tuesday of this week the Isaac
Bear six meets the Tileston lads at
3:l5 p. m. and Thursday afternoon
Hemenway will attempt to get on
the winning side against Winter
Parks smart team.
In the city league Of touch football
last week Isaac Bear downed Cor
nelius Harnett and Tileston squared
OFF William Hooper. In the county
league Forest Hills defeated Winter
Fark. The result of the Carolina
Beach and Sunset Park game has
not been received but will be an
nounced later.
This afternoon on Robert Strange
field the Catlett school will face the
Hemenway club in the city league
m Wrightsboro faces Bradley
creek on the latter's field. On
wednesday afternoon, Tileston meets
Isaac Bear at Robert Strange in a
city game and Forest Hills engages
sunset Park at Robert Strange.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Woodruff Charges Reds
Planted SEC Report

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.- ZAP =
Rep. Woodruff (R-Mich) said 10
day that communist sympathl'
zers" in the securities commission
planted" a report concerning IN:
stock holdings of three promlneh'
families with newspapers for poL-
teal purposes. -,
In a statement issued by the
republican national committee
Woodruff said Senator O'Mahoney
O-Wyo), chairman of the mono
poly committee, was the OF ] com'
mittee member to have seen inc
report and that he explained ne
gave a summary to the pres
latter the unapproved, unotflclsi
copy had. loaded, and only DE-
cause of its premature puolcs'
ton" .,
According to my information
Woodruff said, "the people In INV
SEC who prepared the report, ma.
ing that the fruit Of their laooFs
was being wasted for political pro-,
paganda purposes, surreptitlousv
slipped a copy of the Daily WORK"
and a Washington newspaper
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
TIGERS. DUKE TOP SOUTHERNL00P|
Carolina Loses Services of Pinky Elliot
Reds Beat Blues, 70
In Cape Fear Finale

The Reds defeated the Blues, Z to
3, at Robert Strange park yesterday
afternoon in the final game between
these two hand-picked teams from
the Cape Fear Baseball association.
Victor Gore went the route for the
Red All.Stars, giving up only four
hits. The Reds got to Red Miller.
Johnnie Edens and Lefty Ray Brew
for nine safeties.
Anderson homered for the Reds
AL Thomas and Poppy Sandlin led the
hitting for both teams, each collect
ing three for four. Rowan set the
pace for the Blues with two for four
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Clinton Eleven Scores
1910 Win Over Clarktor

CLINTON, Oct. 13-The Clinton
high school football team defeated
the hitherto undefeated, unscored-
on and united Clarkton eleven 1s
to 0 here Friday afternoon.
The locals scored in the second,
third and fourth quarters, with
Collins, burlington and Fakes
scoring the touchdowns. Clarkton
was unable to get any closer than
Clinton's 25-yard line and never
threatened to tally.
Clinton will meet the New Han
over Wildcats at Wilmington next
Friday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Joe Morris Named Head
OF Dukes Varsity Club

DURHAM, Oct. 13.-R-Joe
Morris, of Belmont, Mass, star
catcher on the Duke university
baseball team was elected presi-
dent of the Duke VARSITY club
which was permanently organized
today.
Other officers elected we're Bob
McDonough, tackle on the football
team, vice-president, and Stewart
(Skip) Alexander, ace member of
the golf team, assistant secretary
treasurer.
Dan Hill, Jr., all-America CEN
ter of Dukes 1888 football team
and now assistant to the athletic
director; was elected permanent
secretary-treasurer.
Duke for many years has had a
Monogram club but it has not been
an active organization. The Var
sity club will have as its members
any undergraduate or alumnus who
has won a letter in any sport. 4