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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
Four Persons Are Hurt
InAutOmObileA ccidentS
100 Persons Injured
When Bleachers Fall

NOWATA, Okla, Nov. 28.-R
More than 100 persons were in
jured today in the collapse of
bleachers on both sides of the
Nowata High school football
field.
Two minutes before the start
of the game between Nowata and
Claremore, the west bleachers
gave way under the weight Of
1000 persons, sending almost 100
of them to local doctors with
broken bones, bruises and
scratches.
Order was maintained despite
the accident and the game went
ahead on schedule. In the fourth
quarter, the east bleachers col
lapsed under $50 spectators, i'll
juring 25 more spectators.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
Germans Deliver Mighty
Blow Against Liverpool

Here, the German air force re-
verted to the use of heavy bomb
ers, while other raiders famed out
over Liverpool, East Anglia, the
Midlands and both southeast and
northeast England.
But if the shift of tactics re-
suited in heavier bombardment it
could not be ascertained amidst
the continuous pounding of bar
rage guns of all caliber. In that
din and with the raid an hour and
a half old no bomb explosions had
been heard.
To all appearances it was just
another of the night raids which
tax the wits of aerial technicians.
1t followed a day of fighting, the
extent of which was symbolized in
a communique of the air and home
security ministries with this score:
Continued on Page Five; Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 29-(Friday)-
R-German bombers delivered
one of the heaviest attacks yet
last night on the northwestern port
of Liverpool, authoritative sources
acknowledged early today.
Flying in waves and a%ssaulting
the city for several hours, tn e
raiders dropped both incendiary
and high explosive bombs on the
city and the surrounding Mersey-
side district.
The British Press association
said, however, that a heavy anti
aircraft barrage kept many OF the
attackers away and that damage
was chiefly to 'house property"
One bomb struck near a public
shelter, "a few" deaths were re-
ported.
London's own anti-aircraft boom
ed internationally after midnight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29

Lions Share OF Credit For
New Assault On Fascists
Given To Airmen
ENGLISH VESSEL HIT
Heavy Attack Made On
Ark Royal During Clash
West OF Sardinia Isle

LONDON, Nov. ga new Ital-
ian battleship, four big cruisers
and two %destroyers have been
damaged in the British navy's lat
est chase of Premier Mussolini's
fast fleet, the admiralty announc-
ed tonight in an action-packed COM
munique.
1t gave a lions share of the
credit to the naval air force.
The Italians, sighted in f r C e
Wednesday afternoon west of the
Italian island of Sardinia, immed-
lately headed for home, the admir-
atty asserted, but in pursuit, Brit
ish planes torpedoed a IS, 000-ton
battleship of the new Littorio class,
a 10, 0O0-ton cruiser of the Bolzano
class and scored hits or IN e a r
misses" on two other cruisers.
Cruiser Fired
British naval guns set afire one
cruiser and damaged two Destroy
ers.
Except for the fired cruiser and
the destroyers, all the damage to
the Italians was inflicted by the
Skua and Swordfish planes of the
fleet air arm.
The 10, O00-ton British cruiser
Berwick suffered two hits, which
killed seven men but did not dam
age the ship enough to put it out
of action a moment, the report
said.
Otherwise, except for loss of one
fighter plane, the British got off
Scot free and shot down two big
Italian seagoing bombers, it was
| stated.
The British aircraft carrier Ark
Royal was SO heavily attacked that
at one time she disappeared be-
hind the splashes of 80 bombs,
but she came up firing all her
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
TEAR GAS IS USED
Disturbance Takes Place
AS Vice-President Elect
Arrives For Visit
ATTACHES ARE CUFFED
Wallace And Party Escape
Serious Encounter With
Almazan's Friends

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2s-LP-A
crowd of some 200 M%exicans,
shouting viva Almazan-doWn
with Wallace!" tried to storm the
outer doors of the United States
embassy tonight and then scatter
ed before the tear gas guns OF
motorcycle policemen just as Hen
ry A. Wallace, vice-president elect
of the United States, arrived in
the capital on an official visit.
The military and naval attaches
of the embassy, Col. Gordon Nc
Coy and Commander Wallace Dill
lon, reported they were cuffed
about by the milling crowd but re-
quired no treatment for injuries.
No attempt was made to modest
Wallace, who is here for the in
auguration next Sunday OF Next
co.'s president elect, Manuel Avlla
Camacho, administration candl-
date who defeated General Juan
Andrea Almazan last July Z.
However, it finally took the mo-
torcycle escort which had brought
Wallace here from Zimapan, to
break up the demonstration.
At Zimapan, Wallace had told a
large group of Mexican officials
that ''our being united in true I'M
derstanding will contribute a pow
erful influence to fortify this hemi-
sphere as a sure haven of peace
and culture-where democracy will
always live"
Wallace and his party appeared
to have escaped a serious encoun-
ter with the Almazanistas because
the crowd had gathered at the en-
bassy instead of at the residency.
which is around the corner.
At the residency, Wallace was
honored at a brief welcoming cere-
Continued on Page Five; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
Seven Persons Killed
In Warehouse Explosion

-AAlMA, Wash, Nov. 28.-lRe
a oeath-dealing explosion followed
IRE ripped a large warehouse
ssu'oer at Toppenish, Wash, to-
S'y' killed at least seven persons
s~u le1t an untold number of others
D'eo beneath the ruins of five
vpS IN the plant.
me blast was believed caused
Gas Which had collected in the
NIL enouse basement Or by dyna-
nv Which had been stored there.
tv tle dead were identified tenta.
on al, and Mrs. Fred c. Cline,
pasofs of a merchandise store.
valflck R. Oldfield.
ppe en Ramsdell.
on Duncan.
wera wv other bodies, one headless
taken from the ruins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
CreeksReport
Duce's Death
Force Routed
Violent Battles Developing
On Western End OF The
Balkan War Front
ITALIANS CAPTURED
No Official Information
Available Regarding The
Fate OF Argirocastro

ATHENS, Nov. 28.-(R-Violent
battles were reported developing
on the western end of the 100-mile
Balkan war front tonight, but de-
spite stiffening Italian resistance
the Greeks declared they had rout-
ed a Fascist regiment of death
sworn to die rather than retreat
Prisoners captured by the
after a four-day fight.
Greeks, it was said, disclosed the
magnitude of the Italian disaster"
and some sources believed that
a considerable part of Mussolini's
forces was in full flight
up the Albanian coast along the
Adriatic sea. That the Italians
were counter attqcking at some
points was, however, conceded.
FATE UNKNOWN
There was still no official in.
timation regarding the fate Of
Argirocastre, Italy',s last big wal
base in southern Albania, which
the Greeks have said for severa.
days that they were threatening
Although government circles
maintained reserve concerning the
position of Argirocastro and Other
towns in the path of the Greel
advance, dispatches from the from
indicated that the Greek successes
in the coastal sector were greater
than at first was believed. These
dispatches said the picked "regi
ment of death" was broken uE
after Sc hours of tempestuous fight
ing during which hellenic troops
launched stormy attacks at bayo
Continued on Page Three; Col. a
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
ITALIANS DAMAGE
BRITISH CRUISERS
High Command Reports
Clash Between Forces In
The Mediterranean

ROME, Nov. 2s.-CR-The ltal-
ian high command related it's W
story today of the first engagement
between heavy British and Italian
naval forces in the Mediterranean
and listed two British cruisers dam
aged bv shells and three otner
British warcraft, Il a b~attleshlp'
bombed from the air.
The ~battleship was described as
stopped with a fire aboard An
aircraft carrier and a cruiser also
were reported bombed.
Italy's casualties, a communlque
said, were: The 1,620-ton destroyer
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. u
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29

estimated by the company at $780,
900 during the shutdown.
The company had charged the
strike was caused entirely by the
questions of dues collections, and
that it violated a contract provision
that such matters be taken up
through a grievance committee.
Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
War

BY KIRKE L. p

The parliamentary storm in Lon
don over the tempo of British war
efforts, the sombre discussions
about cargo tonnage losses in the
Atlantic, and the pleas for greater
American aid have brought a curl
GUS reaction from Rome.
The suspicion there is that the
London hubbub is a smoke screen
for a gathering British attempt to
deal Italy a Knockout blow in the
east.
Accounts of the British-Italian
naval battle in the Mediterranean
bear out that view. Rome claim
ed victory, but the British admiral.
ty issued a detailed communique
saying a new Italian battleship,
four big cruisers and two destroy
Continued on Page Five; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
JUDICIAL MEASURE
RAPED BY ICKES
Claims Walter Bill
Intended To 'Hamstring
The New Deal

WASHINGTON, Nov. 49, up -
Secretary Ickes said today that the
Walter-Logan bill to subject exc
cutive boards AND agencies to a
closer judicial curb was intended
to "hamstring the New Deal"
While the Interior department
chief was attacking the bill at a
press conference, it proponents
failed in an attempt to have the
house take final action on it i'm.
mediately and send it to President
Roosevelt.
The measure, empowering tn e
federal court Of appeals here tc
review rules and regulations oil
fCor+;proJ n =, Dor Tbroo. Col ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
GREEN RE-ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF AFL.
Bays He Will Use Every e.
fort To Bring About Labor
Movement Peace

n NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-R-
Inc american Federation of Labor
,ellght unanimously re elected
.teSloent William Green who in
,'iS acceptance speech declared he
.Oulo use every effort to bring
s0ou' peace in the labor move
george Meany, secretary-treas-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
WEATHER


North Carolina: Increasing cloudlness
and warmer Friday; Saturday part!
cloudy, warmer.
{By O.. S. Weather Bureau)
meteorological Gaia for the a hours
ending 7:3O p. m. yesterday.
Temperature
30 a. m. 40; 7:30 a. m. 80; 1:30 p
m. 4s; 7:3O p. m. A; maximum ~;
minimum 80; mean 40; normal 81.
Humidity
1:3O a. m. "a; 1880 a. m. 80; 1:3O p. m
fl; 7:30 p. m. 50.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 p. m
M inches. Total since first of the
month 1.S6 inches.
Tides Fol- Today
(From Tide Tables published by U. s.
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
Wilmington ----------- 9:4Oa 4:loa
9:54p 4:49p
Masonboro Inlet ----- 7:2Sa 1:O3a
Tap 1:44p
Sunrise 6:5Sa; sunset 5:03p; moon
rise 7:O2a; moonset 5:45p.
River stage at Fayetteville, N. C.,
at 8 3. M, Nov. ~, 1913 feet.
Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
THANKED

The Wilmington chamber of COM
meTce yesterday wired Senator Jo-
sa W. Bailey appropriations for his
Efforts to secure a ship building in
dustry for North Carolina port cities.
The telegram was as follows:
For our city and county, the Will
mlngt0n chamber of commerce and
Wilmington Industrial committee eX-
tends t You sincere thanks for your
activity in extending to Admiral
Emory S. Land, chairman of the U.
\ maritime commission, the posi-
Pl-lties Of the Eastern Carolina coast
loF building mosquito fleet type of
coats, Wilmington has the most su-
peflor and convincing advantages for
EMP building of varied nature. We
AAoW that You will stress this fact
u ADMIRAL LanG. Your cooperation
Is deeply appreciated"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29
Bailey, Land
Discuss N. E.
Shipbuilding
Talk Possibilities OF Con
,tructing Small And
~Medium-Sized Craft
wilmington INCLUDED
Senator Expects To Hold
Number OF Conferences
Within Near Future

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - Up -
c.rs-or Bailey (D-NC) explored to-
'5.v the possibilities of establishing a
s,obuilding industry in eastern
yor-b Carolina for the construction
If small and medium-size boats for
naval use.
He arranged a dinner conference
+,r tnnighr with Rear Admiral Emory
: Land. maritime commission chair
man TO discuss the feasibility of
such a program and to outline ad-
vsnfages offered by North Carolina
ports.
Wilmington Included
Bailey said he had no particular
location in mind, but was interested
in all maritime cities of the state, Of
which Wilmington is the largest.
He added he expected to hold a
number of conferences within the
1ext few days on the matter.
The senator declared such a pro-
gram would be Of great aid to ma
tional defense, pointing out small
naval craft were an important factor
n naval power.
Bailey said he and Land discussed
The program in a general and in
formal way and that he had no
further comment at present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-29

Continued on Page Five; Col.
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idtperite bersr0Bert ourd bic betrii-
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Antwerp Anchors
Flonk for Allies

LONDON. May IS up - The
Allied forces in Belgium arc fiCht-
ing off heavy German attacks with
their left flank resisting on the
bastion of Antwerp, vital Beleian
port. it was stated authOrltativcly
today in an explanation OF military
developments.
Denying German CLAIMS that the
Maginot line defenSCs had been
broken around the French city of
Sedan. authoritative sources sard
that the Allies were holding line
that covers the Belgian capital of
Brussels and were beating off heavy
attacks in that sector.
The Allies are now in contact with
the enemy-presumably main forces
have moved into action along the
Belgian defense line which runs
through the heart of Belgium to the
Meuse river and the French frontier.
This line is more than 100 miles
long. running via the LouValn sector
and Namur.
There has been much hard fight