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Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses and Women's
Dress Goats, 'I8
Were S28 and more

~ fur-trimmed coats boxy and fitted STYLES,
BACK BACK and ine-colored wool fabrics trimmed with
silVer er 1ox weasel, Persian lamb and tipped skunk
Sizes IL, 16, 49, 2612, 2812 and A.
Shorter Womens Dress and Sports Coats of woo-and-
rayon and al-wool fabrics Box styles in black
navy rust and wine. Sizes 36s, 40s 2O5 241 261a and
'@' Less Iian 12 price $3.50
10 MISSES Spring Tweed Coats in box fitted styles of
tVeeds Gray and oatmeal; IL to 90
weIe sio.so' NoW--------------------- $3.50
III Misses Suits in tailored sports types of
coo "ors'ea and tweeds Black, green, blue
brown; sizes IL to 20. Were s10e5 Now-s750
Down STAIRS STORE, COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Women's Open Toe Sandals

POT pairs of black patent leather or black patent
leather and cotton gabardine combined Six styles
perforated and stitched Four heel heights
Sizes 2 to 9; widths AAA to B, but not every size in
every style.
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Save on Mems Underwear
Observation-Disclosures
23e pair, 5 pairs 'I''0

1850 pairs Cotton Shorts sturdy well made and full
comfortable ft No buttons to of-nade with the
gripper front Choice of bold and conservative patterns
stripes OF blue and brown Sizes 80 to a. Special
23c pair, pairs for $110
1850 pairs Combcd Cotton Undeshts the popular ribbed
pulover STYLE Sizes 81 to 49, Special pair pairs $10
800 pairs Knitted Cotton elastic Wristbands OF
white ribbed combed yarn Small, medium and large Sizes
Special, 23c pair; pairs for $1.10
Down STAIRS SToRe
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Panties, S. pair, 7psir, 81

Manufacturers samples and discontinued styles
of banties that conld regularly be Csc to 7Sc
900 pairs of runresistant silk and silk-and-rayon
briefs and flare panties Tearose; sizes 4 to 10 in
group
Down STAIRS STORE,
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Rayon Satin
Nightgowns, 68e

169 tailored or trimmed with
cotton lace. In tearose or blue.
Sizes Is and II for misses and
small women.
Al Cotton Challis Gowns in dainty
floral prints. White, blue and
rose. Sizes "a to 40. Were $1.25.
Now " 6so
70 Rayon Print Pa jamas in over
blouse style. Light colors. Size
II. Were Sl65. Now ESQ
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

7OO short-sleeve styles in blue, green, yellow
and pink, plain colors as we'll as dots, checks
and stripes. Also small group of black
cotton broadcloth uniforms also limited
number OF rayon uniforms included. Sizes IA
to 46 in group.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
HENDERSON, M Cy DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY DECEMBER 1910

way omt" in North Caroline, through
inspection and slaughter Of infected
animals under an appropriation Sc
cured from the 1889 legislature ana
matching funds from the Federal
government.
Definite progress" is claimed IN
elimination Of pullorum disease OF
chickens. Nine veterinarians have
been employed in the fight on hog
cholera.
Dairy Division.
Check tests were made on approx
imately $4,000 samples, necessitatlng
1900 Investigations. Sampling and
weighing of milk has been regularly
supervised. Laws were enacted 10
secure records on creamery and milk
products.
Warehouse.
A modern, brick building for cot
ton CHASING has been built at cost
Of approximately 100000 obtained
from the Federal government, enao--
ling the department to give prompt
and efficient service in cotton class
ing.
Credit Unions.
Fifty new credit unions have been
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20

Lavais sudden removal uncovered
the hands of these counter forces, it
is said here.
There is no longer even the slight
est doubt but that Germany was
completely surprised by the Vichy
upheaval.
The French chief Of state. it is ar
gued in we'll informed circles in
Berlin. has about him a group of
men who used Laval because they
knew him to be acceptable to Ger
many.
AS the German-Italian onward
rush continued, they conterded. La
val seemed very useful in paving
the way toward Z Frcnch-German
peace.
But. so the story goes, no sooner
did the Italians suffer reverseS than
the forces around Petain which still
nurSed their old enmity toward Ger
many thought their opportunity had
come.
The unofficial German comment
runs. however. that these sources
forget that France is 4 defeated ma
ton which still must take cognizance
of the Victor'S wishes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20

organized during the bienninYn,
bringing total to l25.
Entomology.
Campaigns have been conducted
for the elimination or control Of
japanese beetles, American foul
brood Ga disease Of bees) and blister
rust Ga blight attacking white pine).
Statistics.
The North Carolina Crop Report
ing Service is officially rated third
in the United States.
Weights and Measures.
A total Of 122,467 weights, meas
ures and devices were inspected of
which 10000 were approved, 49,
346 condemned: 2,266 confiscated and
ISL released A total OF LAG heavy
duty scales were tested.
Accounts.
A centralized accounting office was
established, with resulting economy.
Seed Laboratory.
A total of 23,902 samples of seell
were te- led, representing an increase
OF Is per cent over the previous two
years.
State Museum.
More than 100000 persons visit I'd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Vital Port Of
Valona Is Shelled
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strategic inland mountain towns Of
KliSura and Tepeleni.
Six hundred italians were reported
captured in an umspecifled mountain
battle where the Greek high COM
mand acknowledged that the Italians
were putting up fierce resistance.
While the British admiralty drew
no conclusions from the naval sally
into the Adriatic sea, the we'll in
formed naval correspondent OF the
British Press Association limited that
Britain may now hunt down the
elusive italian fleet.
There were indications, mean
while, that the Germans, alert to the
possibility that italian military re-
verses, might make the French UNI
ruly, were bringing strong pressure
to bear on the Vichy government to
purge" its cabinet of all elements
which might possibly cause the nazis
trouble
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Scott Stresses Marketing
Program as Chief Need of
North Carolina Farmers
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Continued from Page One)
Chemistry.
Analyses have been made Of A.
l9l fertilizers, fertilizer materials,
leeds, cottonseed meals, lines and
land plaster, lines and mari, in
secticides and fumgicides: Of 4,019
samples Of food intended for human
consumption: and 1855 food plant in
spections were made in the interest
Of food sanitation.
Test Farms,
The Tobacco Station at Oxford has
been made the largest in the nation,
while addition of 248 acres has made
the Upper Coastal Plains Test Farm
the largest peanut research station.
The agricultural research program
on all test farms has been enlarged,
particularly in the field Of tobacco
insect and disease control, small
grain improvement and peanut in
veStigationS.
Marketing.
Cited as expansions and enlarge
ments of the marketing program are:
(a) Enforcement Of an egg stor-
age law enacted by the 1889 General
Assembly, (b) establishment Of
grades for lespedeza seed; (c) pro-
motion of dairy products through the
organization of dairy council units;
(d) rehabilitation" Of the CONNER
cial Irish potato industry through the
promotion Of approved grading, pack
ing and merchandising methods; (e)
increasing the sale of North Carolina
feeder cattle through a comprehen-
sive marketing bulletin; CD expan-
sion of agricultural market news
service for growers and others; ~
enlarged service to tobacco growers
N presenting valuable information
on grades and marketing practices;
and (h) enforcement Of new regula-
tons to protect farmers from losses
cue to the sale Of inferior Irish po-
tatoes.
Veterinary Division.
Rano'S disease is reported ION the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Enemy Ships
Coveted
Continued From Page Onel

which Britain now is turning out at
her virtual maximum of production.
Observing that supplies of old
American ships were nearly eX-
hauSted and that it would be year
before new ship building in Amer
lea could reach substantial levels,
the minister said:
perhaps the United States can
spare us something from her exist
ing ordinary services. Also there
are Il certain number of enemy ships
in the United States. naturally cast
4 covetous eye on those vessels
Germany has two vessels tied up
in the Unitde States. Italy has q
ard Denmark has 81.
President Roosevelt said in Wash
ington today that a plan to take over
the Danish vessels and, turn them
over to Britain was new one to
MIN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Imports May Be
Controlled for Defense
CONTINUED From Page OneH

ing shipped out of the country.
"Many students Of the situation,
experts in their fields, have pointed
out" he said, that the control OF I'M
ports as we'll as exports is a major
problem requiring early solution"
This bare Cne-sentence reference
to the subject occurred at the end
of the 2,OOO-word progress report he
delivered last night. There was no
qualification and with one excep-
ton available government officials
professed lack of knowledge of any
plan to impose import controls.
One source, however, said the mat
Ter was being given serious study
and that while action should not be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Robson Man
Must Die
Continued From Page Onel

Inc, in Guilford county, was tax
able, as the institution is private
hospital and rents space TO stores,
shops and doctors in the first two
floors Of its building. Personal pro-
perty of the hospital held for and
exclusively used for charitable pur-
poses would be exempt from taxa
tion," the opinion held.
In the Johnson case, Justice Clark
son found no reversible error and
said 1.-The defendant admitted that lie
was caught red handed breaking
and entering home after midnight
and attempting to commit rape and
did commit larceny"
Justices Stacy, Winborne and
Barnhill argued in their dissents that
the majority opinion was in direct
conflict with State law which says
that where there is an indictment
for first degree burglary "the jury
may render d verdict of guilty in the
second degree if they deem it pro-
per so 70 do"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
TUNNEY TO DIRECT
PHYSICAL TRAINING
OF NAVY'S FLIERS

Washington, Dec. 20. - (AP)-
James J. Tunney, former heavyweight
champion and once a private in the
Marine Corps, was commissioned to-
day a lieutenant commander in the
Naval Reserve. He was ordered i'm
mediately to active duty as physical
director and coordinator Of physical
education at the aviation training
stations at Pensacola and Jackson
Vile, Fla, and Corpus Christi, Tex.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Wage-Hour
Law Defended

Washington, Dec. 20.-(AP)-So-
,c;tcr General Francis Biddle urged
~, Supreme court today to hold con-
s,I,utional the Federal wage-hour
,lw IN order to keep some employ
.,.s from obtaining AN unfair advan-
zoe" in competition with others.
lie defended the legislation against
.r attack by attorneys for Fred w.
Darby. lumber company operator of
s.are<boro. Ga. and group of south
..,r. cotton mills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20

considered ;!,..l.nen. something
might be done in the future. '..
He was asked what purpose might
be served by such move. The re-
ply was that imposition of an i'm
port control system would provide
the country with another economic
weapon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
PAGE THREE

the muse TIM. There were Jig major
additions III the TWO years.
Soil Testing.
Since establishment Of the division
in July, 1889, more than 1000 dill
ferent tests have been made on g.
500 nipples.
State Fair.
For the fourth consecutive year the
fair was operated at 4 profit to the
State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Vichy Putsch Teaches
Nazis Great Lesson

Continued from Page One)
.., plan for 4 new order in Eu-
,,,e" under German leadership
wore sincere about it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-20
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, Dec. 20.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened one higher to
one lower.
Active deliveries, around midday
were 2 to points higher.
Jews form some 3 percent of the
of Greater London.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25
Star EDuSt < The Practical Pig
 < She'd Fly to Mars
 < Back 10 the Land
By Virginia Vale

XIALT DISNEY ha s W learned that "The Three Little Pigs" have never lost their popularity; that picture is the most popular short that he's ever made. So he very sensibly has decided to make a sequel. It will be "The Practical Pig" and not only will the three original pigs appear in it, but there will be three new characters, the three little wolves.
 The success of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" has encouraged him in his plan to continue with fairy tale series; before long we'll be seeing "The Brave Little Tailor, or Seven at One Blow" in which he will star Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
 It begins to look as if Disney is superstitious about the numbers three and seven, doesn't it?
 K
 Merle Oberon was awfully glad to get home-and home, to her, means the United States. After spending more than a year in England, mak-
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25
lE2G . D |';! a;{51;{a I J ;, 7
Ariation Adopts Blind Nuns Buff
 To Teach Pilots Instrument FLyin Q

No man endowed with than pair of but ingenious aa 
 worker of miracles has flying fooproo guide the pilot through unerrngy So that pilots will hp major U S. airnes their aviators special Pictured system used by Eastern Airines
 At intervals every month pilot the New York squeeze cockpit dummy this be through
 probably
 than the the individual flying apudes pilots the bnd perfectly signals pilot
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

ing pictures, she went to the Rivi- era for a vacation, and the sunshine and swimming made her homesick for Malibu beach; that's how she found out that neither Tasmania, where she was born, nor England, where she grew up, any longer mean home to her. You'll see her next in "Graustark, with Gary Cooper and Sigurd Gurie.
 She's awfully glad that Samuel Goldwyn did something about changing her from an exotic looking siren to a normal girl; seems she didn't care for the type of beauty that was wished on her when she first came to this country to make pictures, any more than Myrna Loy cared about playing Oriental vamps just because her eyes were set on the bias.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

Aviation's amazing prog ress in less than a century is told graphically by the pie lures at the left and right. Left: In 1842 w. s. Henson built this model airplane in England. At the right is a typical instrument panel on a modern airliner.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

If Joan Crawford decided that she wanted to fly to Mars she'd prob ably succeed. Time after time she has set her heart on doing thing, and then worked determinedly until she accomplished if. Now it's sing ing that keeps her busy when she is not acting before the screen; she wants to sing in opera, so probably she will. Never has anyone had more determination than that girl possesses! She went to New York recently, and her admirers prompt ly gathered about the carriage en- trance of her hotel. They proved, when she last visited New York, that they were as determined as she. Morning, noon and night some of them were there, and she, unlike some movie stars, admitted that she was delighted. Furthermore, she let them know it.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

, In a drawer of the trainers , desk (right) is a two-way radio station through which he communicates constantly with the "plane. Occasionally he moves about the room with a portable sending set and makes the pilot find him. This keeps the pilot trained to finding his way back on the course should his plane stray off, Left: After it's all over the student is shown his mistakes. Each Eastern Air lines pilot must "fy" five hours a month in this room.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

ODDS and ENDS At last "Iuan- hoe" is about to reach the stage where The cameras UiH begin to turn-tUith Clark Gable, Robert Taylor, Myrna Loy and Luise Rather scheduled for he leading roles .. Cot good idea for story for Joe E. BrotOn9 .. He's looking for one Paramount has taken Little Orphan Annie out of the comic strip and WiH screen Little Orphan Annie, Detective" .. The Rev- eIerS, the most famous of radio quar- tettes, noU takes to he air regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:l5 James Melton, once the ReUeterS tenor, then q mOuie actor, no0 concert singer, yearns to sing in opera.
 @ Western Newspaper Union.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

Columbia university undergradu- ates have acquired the habit of vot- ing for Madeleine Carroll in a poll that is held each spring. The stu dents vote for the girl who would be "the most desirable companion on desert island" and she is the winner for 1887 and 1888. Their reasons her ability to speak French, her blue eyes, blonde hair, classic profile and attractive figure.
The Nome nugget., 1940-12-25

Paul Whiteman and his wife, Mar garet Livingston, have been looking for a country home for what seems to them an endless time. They final- ly found what they wanted-147 acres in New Jersey, on the Dela- ware river, not far from the farm that Sylvia Sidney recently bought. Somehow they escaped the screen and radio stars invasion of Bucks County, Pa, which has reached such proportions that most people think Bucks is the only county in Penn sylvania.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
Tigers Meet
Veteran Five

Stadium will be facing a squad
of veterans when it clashes with
the Bellingham Red Raiders at
Bellingham Saturday in a Cross
State league inaugural game for
both teams.
The Raiders, who Won the
championship Of their district
last year. have seven letter
men ready for action, includ-
ing Bill Anderson, Phil Cronk-
hite, Cliff Gaffney, Mitchell
klink, Byron Forbes, Cal Con-
ley and Del Hewitson.
Those seven were the players
principally responsible in wallop-
ing Everett, Cross State titlists,
and Blaine, to cop first honors in
their district last season. Strange
to say, the Raiders got nowhere in
particular in the state tourney, but
Blaine reached the finals to place
second and Everett took fifth.
Thus far this season the Raiders
have spanked Lynden, Edison and
Mount Baker, divided a two-game
series with Blaine and lost a tiff
with Seattle Prep.
The Raider tilt will be the Sec
ond in nnsecutive nights for
Coach V. C. Lowman's Tigers. Fri
day night at s o'clock in the Bell
armine gym, Stadium will open a
campaign for its 18th straight city
championship against the Lions.
And the Lions are not to be
taken lightly. They have a
good record, holding victories
over Kent, Shelton and an
alumni squad in practice tits.
They have dropped games to
Roy, Port Townsend and the
College of Puget Sound fresh
men.
Reserve games will precede both
the Bellarmine and Bellingham
trays, each to get underway at 7
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
. STRIKES TO SPARE
twelfth of Is bowling article,
BY JOHNNY CRIMMINS

Anchor man Of Detroit Goebels A. b. @. five-man
TN taking the third spare position station yourself
1 four inches more to the right of the alley and
turn the toes one inch farther to the left.
There is only way to bowl. That is spot
bowling.
Some advocate aiming for the one-three pocket
but that is like flying in soup.
You must get the ball over that definite spot
IL to IA feet in front of you.
The topnotcher's footwork, delivery and speed
never change.
Too much speed Is a handicap.
You are not trying to knock the building down.
The pins are your objective, and speed is not
required to knock them down.
There never is time when you should throw
the ball exceptionally fast.
The trick is to get lot of stuff on it give
1t chance to work among the pins
too fast ball hasn't time to do that.
AS in any other game practice makes perfect.
Join a league for the purpose of being in COM
petition.
yourself. You accomplish nothing by looking at
somebody
Concentrate your game.
That is the most important point of all.
AS your average scars, get into select
company.
A lot of bowers bemoan their luck when they
get split. Nine times out of 10 1t isn't luck that
gives them this setup. It's simply a lack of mocha
brings the bali up to the pocket.
Hit that definite spot IL to Ia feet in front of "
of the pocket and your splits will be rare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
COUGARS ENJOY GOOD YEAR

the conference ladder a rung and
half to tie the sixth place on
the Coast. Babe Hollingsberry's
lads won four while losing five.
All four major sports hold excep-
tional promise for 1910.
Boxers won their fifth Pacific
Coast crown in six years with Ed
McKinnon and Ben Drake both
grabbing individual titles. First
place in the 9th corps area was
won by the state college rifle team,
which placed third in the National
Rifle association meet and fourth
in the n ational intercollegiate
R.O.T.C. competition.
The Washington State wres-
tiers were undefeated and took
top northwest honors by de-
feating Washington and Idaho
In their triangular meet. The
cross country team this fall
proved the class Of the league
In defeating the University Of
Idaho northwest champions.
Washington State won the north
west intercollegiate ski champion
ship at Mount Hood with Elton
Blazier taking both the slalom and
downhill events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
WASHINGTON STATE COL


LEGE, Pullman-Athletic success
was recorded by Washington State
sports performers during 1899 in
winning the northern division, Pa
cific Coast conference. track and
field championship for the seventh
consecutive time and capturing
titles in boxing, skiing. rifle marks
manship and wrestling.
Outstanding individual track
honors went to Dixie Garner,
two-miIer, and Bill Dale, half
miller, Coast winners, and Curt
Ledford. northern sprint cham
pion and high point man who
was second In both dashes In
the Coast meeting.
The Cougar basketball team
during the spring Of 1889 broke
even in conference competition to
place third in the northern division.
Sixteen of II non-conference en-
counters were won. Winning their
last six games. the baseball men
finished second in the division.
GRID PROGRESS
In football definite progress was
made as the team moved up on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
SteeIhead Trout Fishing Improves
ZIMMERMANS
OFFFOR JAPAN

MANILA-Al and Emory zim-
norman. Portland, Ore, golfers,
left for home today on the Presi-
dent Coolidge. They plan to play
exhibition matches enroute IN
japan and Hawaii. Emory Zim-
norman finished second and his
brother seventh in the Philippine
open golf tournament last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
First Half Race
Ends THURSDAY

First half play in the City Bas-
ketball league will conclude Thurs
day night at Lincoln high gym.
Chilla's defeated the second-place
Johnson Painters in the last 30
seconds Monday night to clinch the
championship.
Feature game Thursday
night will bring together the
Chilla quintet and the strong
Inter-City Auto Freight club
at 8 o'clock. This tilt viii be
broadcast over kMO by Larry
Huseby and Derry Geehan.
Johnson Paint will meet Cam
maranos in the second game, start
ing at s o'clock. The Cams haven't
won a game in nine starts.
Consumers Meat, only club to
defeat Chilla's this season, will
clash with the speedy California
Florists in the opening game at Z
o'clock. The Florists were i'm
pressive in upsetting Inter-City
Monday night, 30 to &c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-11
0rting Wins
Pierce FRAY

TUESDAY RESULTS
Orting 28, Kapowsin %.
Fife SO. Yelm 40.
Eatonville 80. Kapowsin "a.
Roy "a, Glover Park 20.
ORTING - Mel Eagen's Orting
Cardinals checked all the Kapow-
sin Loggers but George Borden to
a standstill but Borden himself
couldn't beat the battling Cards
and Orting came home from Ka-
powsin last night with 1924 VIC
tory to share the Pierce County
league lead with Fife and Roy.
Borden tossed In 16 points,
most of them the first half
when Kapowsin led 1911. But
Johnston, Humphreys, Al
bright and Co. started rolling
and Orting rolled to victory.
Orting seconds won, 45-28.