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FOUND - QUALITY MILLWORK
at Roderick and d, Mfgrs.
screen doors and windows, sashes.
door frames. 18th and Castle,
Dial 1929.
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Houses For Sale

WRITER PARK HOME, 5 ROOMS,
large lot. Sacrifice, $~2,235.O0. Good
Terms. w. M. Hewlett, Realtor,
214 Princess St., Dial 7138.
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bon SCOT Remover cleans and re.
moves soot from stoves and CHM
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inc Lane Cedar Chest. Small pay
ment will reserve yours. Peoples
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CLOSING OUT NEW SEWING MA.
chimes below cost. Treadle. electric
models. Easy terms. I)ial 1922.
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l20 Office Equipment

NAME ON CHRISTMAS CARDS
Place your order now and avoid
disappointment. James Book Store.
112 Market St,
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Household Goods

IF YOU NEED A HEATER WE
have it! Used oil, al and wood
heaters, sizes from portables to
largest size Heatrola. Come in
make us an offer-need the space.
Wilmington Furniture Co.
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venience of modern heating with
Frogil Oil Burning heaters. First
in beauty, simplicity, comfort
convenience, efficiency, economy,
but last in care and worry! Fender
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2 FURNISHED APARTMENTS
for rent, convenient to bath. Hot
and cold water. Phone 5483, 300
South 2.
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5 Lost and Found

LOST FOX TERRIER PUPPY,
white with black spots. Answers
to "Bitsy." Reward. Lenox G.
Cooper, 1908 Chestnut.
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Livestock

NICE ASSORTMENT, MULES AND
horses. Allis- Chalmers tractors and
all equipment. Best on market. At
Wilmington and Whiteville, N. c.
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plans. E. W. Godwin's Sons. Dial
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$35 WILL BUY 10 PC. WALNUT
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3402.
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IA N. End Street.
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details of our Three Dollar Free
Gift Offer. Nathan's Credit Cloth
iers, % So, Front st.
Evening star., 1940-01-02

been sold to the public by any op-
Grating company in the utility busi-
ness since 1888, and yet the S. E. G.
dictates now that such an issue
must be sold. In Maitland, the gov
ernmental commissions and boards
have the power to take the next
step-to compel the investors to buy
common stocks or bonds of anything
else, but in America, with a knoWl-
edge of what the administration has
done to foster competition against
utilities, the common stock idea has
become a dead letter through the
GOODNESS of investors. Can its sale
now be compelled, and if so, is the
S. E. C. to decide hereafter when
an executive should go to bank to
borrow and when he should issue
bonds and when he should issue
common stock, irrespective OF
whether it helps or hurts his busl-
ness or increases his expenses?
Congress never intended to vest
such broad powers in the S. E. c., or,
having written general phrases,
never believed the S. E. G. would
endeavor to stretch its powers to
put the Government into the posi-
ton of debating to management.
The forthcoming congressional in
uuiry will bring out all these points
and either compel amendment to
the law or a change in the COM
missions personnel, or both, very
much as is being discussed now
as consequence of disclosures by
a special House committee investi-
eating abuses that have arisen un-
der the Wagner Labor Act and labor
board.
In this instance. however, hun
dreds of millions of dollars will be
Immediately kept from the eco
nomic stream of employment. The
S. E. C.'s majority members can
not be reversed except by Congress:
hence, it is natural that they should
now be asked to justify before a con-
gressional committee their extreme
Interpretation of the existing law.
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of adequate laws, the Government
had been powerless to prevent this
sabotage These laws since have
been strengthened and the new
grand jury also will move against
espionage and sabotage on both
coasts" according to Attorney Gen.
eral Murphy's announcement.
John T. Cahill, New York's 35-
year-old United States attorney, will
head the investigation of anti
Semitism. 1t will be the first open
and overt move by the Department
of Justice against the various shirt
organizations which have originated
and thrived by this agitation. About
300 organizations will be covered
by the inquiry, including those sus-
pected of espionage and sabotage.
Mr.. Cahill and his assistant,
Matthias F. Correa, 20 years old,
began preliminary espionage
probe last August, in cooperation
with Jerome Doyle of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. The young
prosecutor heads into the job with
vigorous Celtic enthusiasm, COM
manding staff of so assistants, in
cooperation with Attorney General
Murphy's national anti-crime drive.
At Harvard Law School he came
under the widely pervasive Frank
furter influence and looks to the
legal underpinnings of his cases as
his best hope of victory. This in
duces much pipe-smoking and medi-
tation, with time out for an occa-
sional trip with his parents to their
native County Glare, Ireland.
(Released by Consolidated News Features.)
Evening star., 1940-01-02
The Political Mill
COP. Victory in Tennessee Congressional Race
INTERPRETED by Martin as Omen for 1910

November. If Republican leaders
join in the celebration they will be
regarded by the rank and file as
acquiescing in continuance of the
Democratic administration in power.
They do not see why any one should
expect them to Cooperate" with
Mr.. Roosevelt to the extent Of re-
electing him next November, or any
other Democratic candidate he may
select to succeed him.
Senator McNary has been brought
forward as a presidential candidate
by his own Oregon Republicans. 1t
is proposed that the States OF the
Northwest and the Pacific Coast join
in indorsing him for the presidential
nomination. Representative Martin,
as minority leader of the House, and
AN able one, is also suggested fire.
quently as a G. o. p presidential
possibility. They can scarcely be
expected to applaud speech by the
President virtually urging a status
quo" in this country, if he makes one,
and ties it in with the foreign sit
uation.
Mr.. Cummings in his letters of
invitation to the Republican leaders
said that he could assure them the
President was planning nonpar-
tisan speech and that he was cogni-
zant of the invitations going forward
to them The most nonpartisan
thing the President could say would
be that he had decided definitely not
to be a candidate for President to
succeed himself. The Republicans,
however. are doubtful that the Pres
ident will make any such announce
ment. Certainly if he did, the Pres
ident would surprise a lot of his
own followers.
Dual Purpose Possibility.
The Jackson Day dinners, here in
Washington and in other cities
throughout the country, are now one
of the main sources of revenue for
the Democratic campaign chest.
They are looked to net the Demo-
Gratis near S500,0O0 If they can be
made at the same time sounding
board for a Nationwide demand
for an adjournment of partisan
politics-for the duration of the war
in Europe-so much the better from
the New Deal point OF view.
1t is reliably reported that the
President plans to make his Jackson
Day dinner speech entirely about
the war situation and peace-peace
for this country and peace abroad.
The invitations to the Republicans
to attend the Jackson Day dinner
are in line with the offer of the
Office of Secretary of the Navy, which
was made. it is reliably reported. to
Col. Frank Knox, vice presidential
candidate on the ticket with former
Gov. Alf M. Landon of Kansas,
when Col Knox was here early in
December. Col. Knox, it is said,
was thoroughly sounded out on the
matter-and his only comment to
date was that If anything was to be
said about it, it would have to come
from the White House.
Evening star., 1940-01-02
AImozon Is Sued
By Publicity Man
For Back Wages
BY the Associated Press


MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2-The
Mexican Labor Board ordered Gen.
Juan Andreau Almazan, independ-
ent presidential candidate, today to
remain in the capital.
Until he answers the questions of
Frank Gibler, United States pub
licity man, who has sued the general
on a claim of unpaid wages, the
board ruled, Gen. Almazan will be
in contempt if he sets foot outside
Mexico City.
1t ordered him to appear today
to answer Mr.. Gibler's questions.
Political quarters reported, mean
while, the numerous independent
parties were weighing the advisable
ity of uniting behind one candidate
and on one anti-government plat
form in the elections July l for Q
successor to President Lazardo Car
denas.
Gen. Ahmazan, considered the
leading independent figure in the
race so far, is looked on generally
as the likely standard-bearer should
the independents combine.
Evening star., 1940-01-02

insisted they had good chance OF
carrying the district. AS it happens,
the score stood nearly 3 to 2 in
favor of the Republican nominee,
John Jennings, jr, Knoxville at
torney.
The Democratic hopes were raised
during the brief campaign because
they believed that the district was
swinging to the New Deal-largely
because of the T. V. A. and a large
influx of population due to that
project. They figure, too, that Mr.
Taylor's personal popularity, rather
than the loyalty of the voters to
Republicanism, had been responsible
for Mr. Taylors repeated re-elec-
tions. Also in bi-election, with a
light vote, it looked as though the
Democratic State machine ought to
be able to get their voters to the
polls in greater proportion than the
Republicans. And finally, the Demo-
cratic nominee, Hammond Fowler
of lockwood, was considered popu-
lar even with Republicans. He had
been elected a State Senator to
represent three counties which have
always been considered strongly G..
o. P.
Won Two to One in 1888.
The vote, virtually all in, showed
Jennings with 1850 to 10,928 for his
Democratic opponent, Fowler In
1888 in the Roosevelt landslide, the
Republicans elected Representative
Taylor with a vote of 4O,595 to
38,991 for the Democrat-a margin
of 1904. In 1898, however, the dis
trict swung back strongly Repub-
lican, and Taylor won by 32222 to
1904. The vote Saturday was very
light-but it was satisfactory to the
Republicans
Taking as his text this Tennes-
see victory of the Republicans, Rep
resentative Joseph w Martin, jr.,
of Massachusetts,, Republican leader
of the House, today predicted that
the elections next November would
send a G. o. P. majority to the
House for the Seventy-seventh Con-
gress, due to open a year hence. Il
firmly believe we will elect Repub-
lican President, Also said Mr..
Martin.
His contention was that the Amer
ican people have been and are
swinging away from the New Deal
and that the temporary check in
this swing brought by the outbreak
Of war abroad is now a thing of the
past.
1t is the opinion of Mr. Martin
and other Republicans here for the
opening of Congress that the Roose-
welt administration will do its best
to keep the foreign situation con-
stantly dangling before the eyes of
the American" people-so that they
may forget domestic issues. He con-
siders that the invitations extended
by Homer Cummings, chairman of
the Jackson Dinner Committee, to
himself and the Republican leaders
of the Senate, McNary of Oregon
and Austin Of Vermont, were only
part of such a move
See Roosevelts Hand.
The Republicans insist that these
invitations to the G. o. P. leaders
must have been thought up by the
President himself-for they do not
see Mr.. Cummings, hard-headed old
politician as he is, as the instigator
of such proposal. They are
amused when it is suggested that
the invitation puts them ION the
spot" The Jackson Day dinner,
they point out, is to cost $100
plate and the money is to be used
to elect a Democratic President next
Evening star., 1940-01-02
Double-Duty Stork

SPRINGFIELD, Nebr., Jan. 2 (P-
Old Doc Stork didn't tire his wings
very much when he presented grand
daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Whitney twice within an hour.
The Whitneys' daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Hill, and their daughter
in-law, Mrs. Herb Whitney, at the
same hospital, shared the same room,
were attended by the same doctor
and nurse, and their husbands paced
in the same waiting room.
Evening star., 1940-01-02
DR.. George W. Haw|ey,
Noted Surgeon, Dies
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated PreSS.
WESTPORT, Conn, Jan. DIR.
George Waller Hawley, IS, interna-
tionally noted orthopedic surgeon.
died yesterday at his home here
after a long illness.
A pupil of the famed DR.. Alexis
Carrel of France, DR.. Hawley in
vented the worlds first fracture
table % years ago, the original
model of which is now i'll the Smith
sonian Institution in Washington.
Forced to conclude his practice in
1881 because of tuberculosis, DR..
Hawley began work on a fracture
table with an X-ray attachment,
an outstanding contribution to or
thopedic surgery, which was first
demonstrated in Bridgeport In 1888.
His widow, a son and q daughter
survive
Evening star., 1940-01-02


speaking the Presidents plan for handling domestic issues
where absolutely
possible dragot fights The motive for this
Presidents
Democrats
Republicans politics
the keles really good show
followed drive antiJapanese
embargo.
dby the North hAmerican
Evening star., 1940-01-02
Mile Dash in Snow =
Saves Life of Boy
BY the Associated Press.

Ly tIlt NSSUCIdItU FEtSb.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 2.-Samuel
Rutter, II, owes his life today to a
17-year r-old companion who carried
him mile through a binding snow
storm to hospital.
Blood spurted from the boys neck
after he was stabbed accidentally in
scufle with p,aymates. Unable
to find help, Leo Dawson placed the
injured lad on the crossbars of his
bicycle and rode through drifted
streets to the hospital. There doc
tors stopped the bleeding and said
the boy would recover.
Evening star., 1940-01-02
Victory by Revolution

the has taken in the whatever
needed would be by revolutions The artillery 1914
Hitler reported have sad will be replaced by psychological do
Of heretofore
methods shall revolution in France and shall enter that
berator of When socially
the British will their bags and back home where they will find
contaminated by the the
reaction. This will be and will
exactly what want it to be-"
Hitler had few kind words regarding the
Of this countrys
confagraion might be- he reported to have said
The Americans and their Jewovng President will playing with fire
their affairs The Western Hemisphere
the brink revolutions and will be only
of the United States will have its hands full for
come"
undue weight the
believes
Hannibal attacked the with his gons elephants
did the the rifle ultimately much difference
fare The taken by surprise first but the end there
his friend
ecncans had developed surprises but won't affect the course
the the moral social dsintegaon the introduction
creed the that counts The other things little
the the history
revolutions
leaders believe
And
disrupted propaganda hardshp shall
political
Evening star., 1940-01-02

more gunboats would be Withdrawn
from the Upper Yangtze patrol in
Central China.
Five gunboats were withdrawn
last October and three others in
December. This leaves one British
gunboat on the upper river.
Evening star., 1940-01-02

late Representa-
tive J. Will Tay-
lor. The election
of a Republican
to represent this
district is not a
new idea Mr..
Taylor had been
its Representa-
tive for the last
81 years. The
Republican VIC
tory of Satur-
day, however, is
of more than
passing interest
because some of
tba napoorat.c
Evening star., 1940-01-02

order of buSi-
ness.
F or ne V e r
before has there
b e n revealed
such a clear case
of interference
by a govern
mental commits
sion with re-em-
ployment a n d
the normal de-
FelOpnlent o l
construction in
the utility busi-
ness. Likewise,
never has the
S. E. G. before
Evening star., 1940-01-02

possible Without starting another m
tramural row in the Democratic
party.
With this in mind, he has re-
verted to his old trick of letting
Congress feel what responsibility is
like. The cuts in the budget are
very deep. If the legislators cannot
conquer their usual aversion to
stinginess in campaign year, it will
be necessary either to levy new taxes
or to remove the present limitation
Evening star., 1940-01-02
The Capital Parade
Roosevelt Seen Adopting Budget Strategy
Of Impressing Congress With Responsibility

JOSEPH ALSOP ROBERT KINTNER
sign Presidents message
be delivered opening actually
expected largely o O
problems Foreign
problems the exclusive officials
Department Sumner Wel and Adoph Bere working under
the of their chief State Corde Hull
spadewo the cordially
Evening star., 1940-01-02

TAX, p q 5 5 p o rL
and foreign
agent laws, with
Federal statutes
directly covering
such activities
still apparently
lacking. In 1917,
after foreign
agents had in
ficted a bout
$32,000,000 dam
ages on Amer.
ican property,
President Will
son said, In q
public address,
fhot for r,,anf
Evening star., 1940-01-02


although
could nicng
appear
the theory that Hitler after bigger
popular He figures out that the burden taxation
months
armies
Evening star., 1940-01-02

CHE opinions of ,orters page o1Dn not
necessarily The stars Such opinions presented IN re
Stars effort to gUe all sides OF questions OF interest to It's
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1940-01-02

amanuenses who always used to
move into the White House around
the New Year. They brook little
interference from them.
AS so often happens, the change
in personnel symbolizes the change
in governmental emphasis At the
same time, numerous domestic
matters have also required to be
dealt with. On these the Presidents
Evening star., 1940-01-02
House Probe
Into S. E. 6.
Forecast
Commission Seen
Disreeording Rate
Increase Prospect
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

A sweeping investigation of the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion may be voted by the House of
Representative as among its first
Evening star., 1940-01-02

And What
TheyDo
Irish John T. CohiII
Directs Probe Of
Anti-Semitism
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.

Today, in New York, q special
grand jury convenes to begin an
inquiry into anti-semitic activities.
It will be on the basis of income
Evening star., 1940-01-02

the
the
Where the
internal questions the betting is that the budget will be
decidedly President
nformed criticism of his financial policies particularly Repub
ican criticism that of Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio
The watchWord that these attacks half truths The
President will reply by putting what he regards the whole truth
grmly attackers White
House circle described educational rather
model this
rubbing the little dogs in his overturned dish
Evening star., 1940-01-02
One British Gunbout Left
On Upper Yongtze Petrol

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 2-The British
admiralty announced today two
Evening star., 1940-01-02
Nv G.. GOIuD LINCOLN.

BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.
The last political gasp OF. 1899
was the election of a Republican
in the second congressional dis
trict of Tennessee, to succeed the
Evening star., 1940-01-02

drawn too much on his Imagination
regarding the Fuehrer's thoughts
for the conduct of the new war.
The German armies were pre-
pared to 60 into Holland last
November The general staff had
made the most elaborate prepa-
rations for successful drive
against the Netherlands Army. They
assured Hitler of success. But
Hitler refused to give his blessings
for such an attack. He also re-
Evening star., 1940-01-02
Walking WoriIy

handling domestic questions the Presidents aim somewhat
it. He only his