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The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07
That Birmingham,

Clark 48 to o. but heard of the
Miles authorities all right but did kill that
skinny Roberts He Birmingham
laughing him home stretcher IN
| heard the lightning struck 1t
lightning had struck Birmingham, only
day fans Tuskegee blasted
remember?
this Birmingham trip have hunch that the
Alabama metropolis by
social the 1910 assembage at John
quickly aaied with battery of
the Birmingham waxed One wheezy voiced
Are nuts there aren't dol
lies al lopez
all interested merely in the
physical and body building in this
rcua activity college athletics I'll get ynched for this Will
ing to bet.
Maybe okay try Birmingham Atlanta football leaders
becoming real hosts for the visiting of
fcials and Maybe Birmingham surprise
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07
BY Ric ROBERTS
What Will We Get
In Birmingham?
Atlanta Was Okay

The lads pack up and head for Birmingham this Friday
morning and it is just we'll that you were inform.
ed that it will be the twenty-siXh annual assembage OF
officials and coaches of the foremost schools
of the Deep dark (sunny) south
Yes after al these years of moving into Atlanta for
this affair." they've gone to Birmingham for what Yes
ASK for what?
You haven't got single STAG representative in Birm
ngham Here in Atlanta have three-Morehouse, CLARK
and Morris Brown True, tried hard to make big
Lacquer of Miles Memorial College twelve but the
Birmingham bid to higher learning failed.
don't remmeber single victory for Miles in all those
trying with against Miles Memorial
wbv the idea is nil Sure they there
South Atlanta all in the Jack Troy would
Football isn't any afternoon tea
YEAH those guys deliberately thought truck
offtacke heard the brides singing
as five dead and with
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07
SARVIS, EFFECTIVE

Sarvis had the usually hard-hit-
ting stars eating out of his hand
all the way, allowing but five hits,
all impotent singles. McAllister
yielded seven blows, including two
screaming doubles. However, two of
the bingles allowed were On per-
fectly laid down bunts and two
others on beat-out infield hits,
showing that he too had his
"stuff."
The st. Louis club gave fans a
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07

FLORIDA-Henry Hank) Butler
and George Stanley Strachan,
All-American backs; Robert
(Pete) Griffin, All-American CEN
ter. Murray Nicely and Pete Nc
Curly, All-SIAC tackles; John
Gee, All-SIAC guard; Alonzo
James, Henry Ramsey, and James
Milton, backs.
VA. STATE-James brewer and
John Brewer, All-American ends;
Russell Burr and Jumping Joe
Hall, kll-CIAA backs; Lawrence
Bartee. A1l-CIAA guard; William
Bennett, All-CIAA tackle; James
Perry, center; Marshall Brown
and Stanley Land, backs.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07

BLUEFIELD - William 0Spec)
Johnson, All-CIAA end; Leroy
Perry, All-American center;
James D. Hubbard, All-CIAA
guard; James Stevenson and
Calvin w. Hill, backs.
PRAIRIE VIEW-John Montgom-
cry, All-American tackle; Frank
Slider, Alf-American end.
J. c.. SNITH-Milton (BulD Mead
Ows, All-American tackle; Claude
PogUe, end, Angus Corley,
guard; Herbert Johnson. william,
Jones. Arthur Cooper and Frank
lin woods, backs.
LINCOLN PA)-Perry William
Honey, All-CIAA end; Herbert
Cornelius Norris, All-CIAA
guard; Floyd George Harris,
guard; Salathiel Brown William
Edward Maddox, and John Ed
ward Brown, backs.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07

WILBERFORCE -- Shelton Bell,
All-Midwestern end; Russell
Adriane, All-American guard;
Charles Castleman, All-Midwest-
ern back.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07

alabama - Quentin Pettiferde.
All-SIAC guard; William Terrell,
tackle; S. P. Richardson, guard;
William (Blacky) Means and
Theodore (TeXas) Smith, backs.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-07

MORRIS BROWN-Leross Booker,
All-American end: Clifford
Brown, All-American guard;
George Walker and Louis Eng
lish, All-SIAC backs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

When Those We're tho Days.
Paramount's new comedy romance
based on the siwash Stories by
George Fitch. was being filmed.
studio policemen were faced with
an unusual problem. Somebody
was defaeing buildings on the lot
with signs reading: See Ezra
Stone in Those Were the Days " !,
After several days Of pseking
around corners. and checking up
on who might be filching paint.
they caught the eulprit. none other
than Ezra Stone Perhaps his en-
thusiasm will be understood when
Those Were the Days' In seen at
the Beverly theater. where IL Is
now playing with William Holden
as "Petey' Simmons. Bonita Gran
Vile as Martha scroggs and Ezra
Stone as Allie" Bangs. Pefey's
companion in mischief on thre
campus Of Good Old siNash. a
circA "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Miss Bankhead
Real Veteran
To Star Here in
The Little Foxes"

For all that it has been a gooG
20 years since Tallulah Rankhead
tiptoed up from her native Ala
bama 10 play a small role in some
thing called The SQUAD Farm.
the vibrant star of The Little
Foxes" has been seen in but four
teen plays in this country. More
OF the fourteen plays which she
has enlivened in that period The
Little Foxes" is her greatest. This
is the play by Lillian Hellman
which comes 10 Tacoma TO be pre-
scented at the Temple theater, on
the stage. We'd. Dec 18th
In the five years that followed
her debut in The SQUAD Farm"
Miss Bankhead was listed in such
efforts as "Footloose. " Nice Peo-
pie" Everyday" Danger" and
The Exciters.n Who remembers
any of them? Nice People may
strike a responsive chord here and
there for that. Rachel Crofhars'
comedy enjoyed Is week run and
two other young actresses who
have since scaled the peaks were
on its roster - Katharine Cornell
and Franeine Larrimore.
Done with The Exciters" at the
Times Square theater in the fall of
81 Miss Bankhead took TO sea and
for the next eight years enjoyed
fabulous success in the London
theater In The Fallen Angels"
The Green Hat They Knew
What They Wanted" The Gold
Diggers. The Cardboard Lover"
and Let Us Be Gay" she tri-
umphed in the West End, with
London at her professional feet. In
her eight years reign in the British
capital she was seen in some Il
plays, and no box-office famine at
tended single one of them.
Returned to our shores in 1881
Miss Bankhead spent two unevent-
ful years in screen forays, then
jousted again with the native dra-
ma in "Forsaking All Others"
Chinked in between that indifferent
comedy have been engagements in
Dark Victory" Something Cay"
Reflected Glory Anthony and
Cleopatra" and in revivals OF
Rain" and The Circle"
Miss Bankhead needs no urging
TO tell you that the callous. relent-
less Regina Giddens in THE Little
Foxes is the most satisfying role
she has ever played.
Tickets for Miss Bankhead's per
sonal stage appearance at the
Temple theater will go on sale at
Frasers Monday. All seats Will be
reserved.
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Actor Balks al
Bartender Role

He refused TO play bartender
Paul Hurst. who has 4oo-odd
film roles 10 his credit, has vowed
that II will be a long time before
he again dons the white apron and
officiates behind the bar for the
cameras.
Prior TO his appearance in Uni
versals South To karangs. now
screening at the Riviera theater.
the veteran actor was called upon
to play SIX bartender roles in quick
succession. Came the seventh and
he rebelled.
They'd have me playing the
part the rest Of my eaeer.a says
Hurst And a short career II would
be II they thought that was the
only role could do
Hurst portrays a comic fight
manager in his present film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23


some enthusiasm.
score players skilled IN motion
picture fisticuffs
During the course Of the hattie
the set Of the Seven Sinners Cafe.
the South Seas rendezvous that
gave the picture its name. Vas re-
dueed to kindling wood as the
fighters threw each other around
and landed blows with chairs. bot
ties and fists.
Tay Garrett. director of Seven
Sinners. who is credited with ere-
ating some of the greatest bat
ties ever brought To the screen
declared this one 10 he the most
stirring conflict he had ever done
II IS Miss Dietrich'S second bat
tie in as many pictures but in no
way resembles her fist fight with
Una Merkel in the memorable
"Destry Rides Again" In the pres
ent fight Marlene is caught in the
swarm Of struggling men and has
10 battle her way TO safety.
A highlieht Of the fight is a
hesdfirst dive off balcony by
Crawford and Gilbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
ny PAU. HARRISON

MA sst,ies staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD - Current pro
dnetlnn IN the Leslie Charters
series of whodunit. b. called The
Saint at Palm springs" and Rko
brightly thought Of querying El
Mirador. the resorts leading hos
telry. about shooting the picture
there The publicity. II was
pointed out. would he terrific.
The hotel management said
wel-l-l. maybe. but they'd better
have a look At the script first
After reading IL. they agreed the
publicity would he terrific. all
right. but in the wrong direction.
Three murders would have hesn
staged In the place. and the cor
ridors would have hesn eluttered
with terrified heroines and skulh-
ing heasies.
SO Rko IL having TO shoot the
picture on its own lot and In
shoot the murder victims there.
too. A sumptuous patio. prsnnm-
ably that of = desert hotel, has
been built in one of the sound
stages, blazingly illuminated. and
II has been p.opled with gents
and outies in newest sport. gHrb
and sun .ncsnties. Among them.
incidentally. il 6-foot. 1a6-pound
Elinor Troy. sx-ooeupant of q
night club goldfish bowl and once
an almost. Mrs. Tommy Manvliis
BIRTH or THE mo NOISE
You may be one of ~. 900 who
have record Of The Big Noise
From winn.tka.s but even 80. YOU
probably haven't heard about II.
The almost tunsless number with
a minor lit IA sort OF swing
blues rendered mostly by bass
fiddle. drums and human whistle.
Two members Of Bob Grosby's
band composed II for fun and ured
10 thump At II during Idle inter
walls. About a year ago II was tried
out on a dance crowd. and most
Of the guests swarmsd around the
stand wanting IN know the mans
Of the piece. There had besn no
title up 10 then. but Crosby. think
lng fast, said The Zig Noise From
Chicago suburb where tho boys
were playing
Shortly aftsr~ard having been
hired 10 make eight photograph
recordings. Crosby used The Blg
Noise a. one Of the class u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

: zsffe Isss : = -
- 49, London Ean Tzxs =
II - ? - - Is -
Rlalro-pssnns nufela ana nen<ra
euaaFnlns. n snfsns rsrsas
ArthnF isks "a nenny slnxsesrn
- = ssssess sslass IN.
80. 80. : -. -
Ut SIc nnN - sssnstss Nssnensla
80 Nelson Faas n nlaieFssess
! - - a. IL % 49, tsan
Eoxsfs anH Hosefa StsflInz n vs.
tsfasys herees Il a.. ; -. -.
50
sIsirRA-cha7iss nizkfafa - fasi
ness< n south = karanxx = =
SIS. -. . le -. 80 HsasH
LefHe sna AAfssftt raiifehrt n
stranger ~ ths 1hlnn Faeef
i 80 - = Is. ssS -
BIIr aaI - Nzflsns Dietrich
John Wsxns ana Nissha Asusf n
ssssn sinner i -. =. as.
80. : -. Ie 90.
RrrrR> SHOWING
BEVERLY -Iezxffa Yaans snz Ne
IN Douglas IN Ne STAYED -
nHrskfast slso william Holden N
Those We're The DsYs=
COMM My Nancy Kelly sna fan
Hal IN sailors LADY alsc HI
ReFd ard Russell HaYaen N
s1aseraAeh VA
sss Victor NcIAslsn ard
Frances Farmer n South cf fsso
fasn also Richard Afisn and Andt
Divine n Legion 81 Iost F1ssfs
LAKEWOOD - John Garfield and
Anne Shirley n saturdays chi
dfen slso D~nnis Aefkan and
George Tobias IN Rivers Ena
r.Rk Randolph scott and KsY
Francis IN When The DNlion's
RODE also the weaver BROTHERS
and Elxirf IN Grand Old orr
aosn~ also james ca2nss md Am
sheridan IN sforria Zone 81
arNI.Nf william Herr. and Louise
Campbell IN Emergency Squad
Also Lana Turner and oeofKs Mur.
ply In Two ulfis on Broadway
Rr> oeoffs Michael ana Richard
nsnny IN Parole Fixsf also Ches-
Ter Morris and Anita louise IN
Wagons Westward
snfIIs=Dan Harry IN "Ons Mans
Law also bob Hope and rAuletfe
Goddard IN The Ghost Breakers
~ >sIr-oeorse nrsnt ana vfTInia
Bruce IN The Nan Who Talked
Too Much" also Victor IorY ana
10 Ann ssysrs in Light Of western
stars
IINrIT=rat Rrlsn and Ronald
Reagan in knuts Rnckns Al
American also wayne Morris ard
Rosemary lane IN ladies Must
Live
IInIHTi, fnssllup ayrns Lnr and
MELVIN Douglas in Third Finger.
Left Hand
RIVIERA summer warner Baxter
and Alice Pave IN sBsrficsds also
Linda Darnsi and Roland Young
In Star Dust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

TIE siah -. zens = cute -
expense n securing fh< services
II rsal csas<x. Sss Tess Musical
Comedy star. ~hen tas manage
naens mast. an - me terse u
conversation ar many a.ys -
fslls~. caalsux sas e~en : ft.=
fnsei performer n ne nss<Ft
aens renowned rad shs~ rFe-
slissflaa. he SHE'S Heat = kfsat
Ss~ Yafk stage Fxvsss. snd has
appeared N many ethsF wusiesls
n aaaltlan - having hsd rFas
iansea enEsNeweat II re fslHssf
Iteuse n chicago.
Paul cadlsax anrsnst t~nfhsF -
u.s = interruptions In y. rendition
~ popular sna semi classical
sanEs. ard hss afamatte tsneF
wire together VITA 81 delivery :
= sight n behold AM remember
Next "Wednesday NV an. =
ne opening niEhl feF Sandy
1ahnsonsss Hollywood lee Ffoises.
an original shsmlrri lrs shas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
1000 Mile Trek
To Find Hacienda

~ Thoroughly hss Am~rie@n
progress ssr~s OUT al - me nsf
calafsFnls shss . nuvss sr~w NJ
n travel .imess 80 msl<s n
rsrte. asxlee. n naa : .assAse
hacienda sursnz n. nsmlax -
ne saFs ~ xarrn.~ sntA c~n.
tafy. Fax film ~hleh currently
stars rys-ae ra~~T =. the =.
neas bandit. -sss LIMA nsfHxa
sad nassi psshhaas s~aaaar -
featured east. IT the Hsxy th<.ssr
-whsH ~s started preparation
N Ths Mars # TsFrn. = stasy
lad IN ne stirring days ~ c.ls-
farnss In 40 s4lsi fafrntnr
Heab~r Mamsals.n. We ssssianf
flaa ssea une cd hsel~nas l<fs n
Al California Mar euuit ~e find
= single Spanish fusa ~ trail.
Almost al ths LANDMARKS. ~ th<
Spanish sHd Meslesn saYs h.xs
hsen destroyed
hsmaaiisn saa . srnap~ ~~nt
pH location for h.csxFouad shats
~ Topic Ard cuiIsAa when ~ers
flouFishlnx elite. under shs fal< -
spsln. When The troupe f~sarnsa
II HnliYSuod actual production snf
under way an . replies AZ rasfy
ias Angeles built ny 10th Century,
Fos 81 great eusf. The s<s lneltiissi
the famed FlAsa church. h4sif N
1918 and stiii standing - sell -
ths first sehnulhn1is~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Hotel Declines RK0's Offer 10 Shoot
Film There. -. Script Has Too Many Corpsss

cam. IN Hko for "fs.'. Make
Ausle.s movi. men decided ~rhs
ma Noise should be ussa N the
picture. ~ the studio called IN
high powered eruhsstfslefs. and
iyriei..s 10 make up ~nrsi.. last
| heard. the hoy. sefs EninT Grassy
trying n think 81 something h
rhyme with wsnnstss.
REACHING roR rsg SIM
Some 90 20 watched the slnisnt
death of Alan liale on the baas
lot at Warmers. but I1sl. himself
wanted To set home and didn't
stay 10 see ms demise beneath .
falling brick wall and tlmbsts A
double ~as required because. al
though tho bricks ~er. made ~
cork composition. tho tlmsers
were real
The stunt man disappeared u,s
der a shower of dshfls. A moment
after shs camera stopped. = hand
and wrist appeared through The
brick pile and waved. aald Tia
photographer. Hes reaching Cor
III. check
DOUBLING ron A LION
On another set. ionls Roth. the
animal trainer. vas aoahilng for
one Of hls Iona There's a scene
In which Eddie Albert, standing
outside = ease. !. yanhsd hack
ward by q llon's ripping claws
but 10 spared when Humphrey
Regart ehsnks thu beasts fofslsx
sith a heavy cane.
Roth. right arm was inside an
artificial Lee and paw. and no
BODY thought 10 pad II. Hhsn the
cane smashed aosn. The trainer
ruafsd almost a. loudly ss una ~
hls psia nagart said eailousiy.
Now you know ho~ II feels 10 he
a hon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
She'll Player Boasts
Concert Singer Kin

Janet Waldo. Don Red Barry's
leading lady IN the latest Of his
Republics westerns One Mans
Law now at the Shell theater. is
the daughter Of well known con-
cert singer Her sister Is equally
talented as yiolinist. having
studied under limb and played
with stokowski In mis- symphony
orchestra
In addition n Ms. Waldo. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Marlene Stars
AT Blue Mouse
Blond Dozzler In
Seven Sinners

a h.t fight described - N. ~
30 most stirring battles ever film
Il provides = stirring climax =
NsrIsne nastrchs nsx Universal
picture. Seven sinners nax
PLAYING - TIE nlus Mouse the.
atef
MS Dietrich, John Wayne
Rroderiek Crawford MlSehs Aasf
ard Billy Gilbert take part in the
fight. together with some two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Netr March of Time!

Virtually every family in the
nation is today deeply affected by
the L. s. Selective Service Law,
under which sixteen million young
American men have already placed
themselves at the service of their
country. The full story of this first
peacetime CONSUMPTION in L. S. his
tory. and many other phases of the
nations huge defense program are
pictured for the first time on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

tibet a Night - I@s< PLACID.
tbs = - sanae snn~ rat waa
- *ensatlan - 10 WeffsFs fs~
= - FFenstsen ~ III nnfT -
- CUB MEst<Fn< ~ : limited
engagements Reservations sre
nv h<inx tsNsn fnr Wednesday snsf
Thursday rights ~ ealing IsAk=z
.ansf al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Great Jim Thorpe Back
On the Football Field

Jim Thorpe. the great Indian
athlete. has followed his sons. phil
and Billy into the cast u Warner
Bros .Knute Hochne All Amer
iesn.s which stars Pat oBr1sn in
the title role. Thorpe plays the
umpir. Of the football game which
insugurhtsd the now traditional
rivalry between sotre Dame and
Army. Played In 1913. that game
started out a. a rout victory for
Army. and ended a. sotrs Dame
win when tns famed forward pass
ing combination ~ Dorals and
Eockns sot into setlan. Owen
Davis. lr. mas the Doral, rnis
Film IL currently showing 81 the
Temple thsstsr
=ss #sa=sa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

There are many people Who
are under the Impression that
Charlie Foil. kNo's big
word man. i brother Of
MURRAY Boggs. the dictator
at the Ro>.. They are no rela-
ton hut they have much in
common both like stock
company work. Charlie toured
Northern California in the
one-night ham racket while
Murray almost had a job with
stock company when he tried
for a position At the Armour
Packing plant. MURRAY want
ed To he a star ham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

TIE day itsef had been an
sventfui one =. the children were
al well and even nature had en-
tered into the spirit Of the coca
sion BY garhing herself in the
dazzling white Of the first snow
fail ~ winter
But tonight disaster en-
veloped the little household.
Even the lighted candles which
adorned the dining room ia
bic flickered a. though hope
less of lifting the gloom which
had settled over the scene.
The mother. sohbing bitterly
sat at her accustomed place al the
table but dads chair, at the
head. was vacant He had come
home from the office at his usual
time and in his usual cheerful
mood. but shortly after entering
the house had gone to his room.
packed his things and with
out word of explanation had
walked out Of the house 10 leave
al that was near and dear TO
him forever,
The food on the table Was
now cold, and only the sob
hing of the heart-broken moth
er disturbed the stiffness which
gripped the destitute family.
The children, their eyes re
flecting strange eomhina-
tion of fear and sympathy,
sat motionless.
Suddenly. the voice of the
youngest child shattered the quiet
like a bomb explosion
'Mummsy I think know
why Daddy went away
The sobbing form of the mother
Strengthened as though struck by
lightning. She did not speak. but
her pleading eyes brought ready
response from the curly-haired
child:
Because we have turkey for
dinner again tonight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
I.ARaISE.s TROUPE

LARAMIE Day spent day with
her amateur motion picture COM
pany on location at pAlos Yerdss.
The troupe has started produe-
ton II It's first serious drama,
Victoria. In which Miss Day
appears In the nam. role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

other aide Of the record selections
alncs thsn N has osss .ald All The
other. put taEether.
When crusty and tho Bobcats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

cast of One Mans Law" finds
Don Rcd Barry In m. star role
with Georg. Cleveland. Major
James Mcnamara. I'd piel. sr.. ard
Duh Taylor in supporting roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

The Last Strdir!,

4 week had passed since the
happy family had gathered round the
Thanksgiving table in joyous eele-
bration Of Americas great feast DAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

screen IN March 81 Times latest
absorbing film release. Arms ard
The Aen-uSA. which vii b
shown n Tacoma n the nesr
future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Sterling Attractions Booked by
Club Moderne for Floor Show
Fomous Hollywood Ice Frolics To Open
AT Popular Night Spot Next Wednesday,

SATURDAY night IN addition % ne regular nightly floor
show Club Moernr features the return If The Modefnsfe<
five Er ehnras IN Their lne and ne all nnnherz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

II you're not using n. ssll II with
\ Fast Action Tines Want Al.
Phone Main sI5i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

life had dealt kindly with this little group Down through
the Years the family income had been uninterrupted and By
careful management had been ample provide al the
forts and many Of the uxures which go 10 make up
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Your D. 6. Income Tax
No. 32-Checkino IN Returns
Checking on Returns.

In setting the procedure to be followed administering
the local income tax Congress District broad
powers to check all returns and compel the
First OF ALL he examine records and books
witnesses and If the taxpayer fails make proper
turn the assessor make return from his investigation
knowledge
But the also has another weapon command He
doubchek local income against return
to the Federal The act the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue lis authorized
requested relative to any person sub
ject to the District levy.
To ascertain the correctness of return
estimate OF the taxable income of taxpayer, the
examine books records bearing
matters required to be included
witnesses to give testimony such matters witness
refuses obey summons produce records bearing
is liable to fine of $780,
taxpayer fails to file return
lent return wuy otherwise the
from his knowledge and from obtained from books
records testimony etc. The return says
be prima facie good for all legal purposes.
In filing out tax return don't destroy the
from which the return Whenever
necessary he require keep
he deems sufficient to show whether the taxpayer
to the tax and the extent Of such liability.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Rites 10 Commemorate
Sinking Of Maine

Services commemorating the sink
ing of the battleship Maine in Ha-
vana Harbor. February Is, 1898, will
be held at the riding hall, Fort
Myer, Va, at 2 pm. tomorrow.
Representative Robert L. Rodgers
of Pennsylvania, DR.. Pedro Marti-
nez Fraga, Ambassador from Cuba,
and George A. Eberly, commander
in chief of the United Spanish War
Veterans and a member Of of the
Supreme Court of Alaska, will speak.
Mrs Margery League Hughes will
be soloist with the Marine Band.
The ladies auxiliary of the Or
ganizations will hold its services at
the mast of the Maine in Arling-
ton Cemetery at l pm. Wreaths
will be placed by representative
of President Roosevelt and by va
rious patriotic organizations.