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Evening star., 1940-05-03
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BOATS.

AL cond johnson outboard. Must sac;
no reas. offer rejected SH. 1854.
CONVERTED Plymouth engine; used sin
gle-cylinder engines; Red Ring and CISCO
Ford engines Emerson 4643, after pm.
I7-FOOT BOAT. one-cylinder. water-cooled
inboard engine. Sasher. Columbia Yacht
Club. 7th and Maine.
1s-FT. CABIN SALBOAT; S1O0.
Used right-hand propellors.
6-yolt lighting plant; $25.
AIRPORT YACHT BASIN.
Arlington, Va. Ivy 1000.
WE DELIVER FREE ANYWHERE, $50
BOATS 8, to 22r; new re and 1,,ys %seG IL stock @
SKIFFS. CRUISERS, RUNABOUTS. CA.
NOE. HYDROPLANES AuxLIARIES
CHR1s-CRAFTS. 1,000 different boat
B. MOTORS, 32-hp.. 500 95. THE
PHnA BOAT WORKS 5627 North Second
ST., Olney. Phila.. Penna.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Gives Outboord Trophy
As Memorial to Son

Howard Heinz of Pittsburgh has
requested the National Outboard
Racing Commission to post a per-
petual class B amateur trophy in
the national outboard champion
ships as memorial to his son, the
late Rust Heinz, former national
champion.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Gold Cup Championship
Course Is Approved

A 21a mile racing course has been
approved for the running of the
Gold Cup championships on North
port Harbor, Long Island, next Au-
gust II.
The south turn has radius of
500 feet and the north turn $50 feet.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
More Trout Available
For Virginia Creeks

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, May 3.-Dis-
tribution of trout in Virginia
streams will be resumed next week
Distributions were halted at the
beginning of trout fishing season
April 20.
Reports to the game commission
are that trout fishermen have been
unusually fortunate this year il
obtaining basket limits.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

Philadelphia, a driver in that class,
designed the cup.
Prexy Remon is hopeful the prize
will stimulate interest among the
younger drivers of outboards and at
the same time attract many to the
sport who have never raced before.
Competition for the trophy will run
through the calender year and will
be held for one year by the winner.
Notwithstanding silver for first
place and bronze for second place
also have been provided by Remon.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
DoIphins Would Be Hosts

Dolphins of Annandale, Va, have
a diamond for Sunday and are seek
ing an unlimited baseball foe. Call
Alexandria 839-W-4.
Evening star., 1940-05-03

While swimming near Warna-
doone, Natal, Fred Hooper, a life
saver, was attacked and seriously in
lured by shark.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Rod and Stream
BY GEORGE HUBER.
May z, 1910

This the week end when things going down in the salt
and Chesapeake Bay Washington Hard
which time have bite at last have
Nothing much have
in show that they ready
From w. T. fishing
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
THESE PROGRESSIVE
FIRMS SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE

would, of course, write down the
value of their original equipment
tires. 1t just isn't possible to do
original equipment business on a
large scale and at the same time,
build che best tires possible Tor
skill and brains to .volve.
I'VE want to emphasize these
things so that you may know why
we ask the public for more money
for a General tire. We have full
justification for it and will deliver
much more in extra value than
you add in extra price"
Whatever your tire requirements
may be you r invited to visit the
B. & N. Tire company at $40 North
Third street that they may give
you estimates. For prices and 9TH
err information call at the plant or
telephone 977.
You may buy the high quality
General tire on convenient budget
payment plans. A small down pay
ment will equip your car and the
remaining payments may be
stretched out over a long period Of
time. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
Sellars Kitchen Furniture and Florence
Oil Ranges Sold AT Jones Furniture Co.

ranges are keyed to modern living
with it's shorter kitchen hours,
tempting new dishes that tickle
his appetite and spic-and-span tidi-
ness that makes the modern kit
chen a show place. Better looking,
better cooking, less work -. these
are good reasons for owing a new
Florence oil range.
For many years Florence en-
gineers and designers have made
your cooking problems their own.
Day after day they study o
convenience and comfort, constant
ly improving these ranges to light
en- your cooking tasks =. and to
give you still greater value. How
well they have planned is shown
by an inspection of these Units.
In them you will see the latest
oil ranges with a wealth of i'm
portant features: handsome mod.
ern table top models, efficient con-
sole oil ranges, dependable oil
stoves"
Whatever you need in the line
Of kitchen furniture you are in
invited to visit the Jones Furniture
company store and look over their
large stock. Be sure to see their
window display. What they do not
have on the floor may be ordered
for you at no additional cost. All
purchases may be arranged on
convenient credit terms. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
Tire Men Here Explain
Prices OF Generals As
Compared With Leaders

General tires have always COM
manded a higher average price
than any competing make" said
the Neuwirth Brothers, owners and
operators of the B. & N. Tire COM
pany, local distributors for this
fine tire. THE public has been
ready to concede that a General
tire is worth a little more Actual
ly a General costs a little more but
is worth a lot more.
"It isn't necessary for General
to claim a corner on brains or
skill to prove General superiority.
other rubber companies unques-
tionably, have plenty Of good men
The actual facts are very simple
and very easy to understand.
General takes no original equip
ment business and no mail order
house business. For b oth these
classes of trade, tires r built
down to a price. Even then the
bulk of original equipment bust
ness shows a loss to the tire manu-
facturer who takes it. Further, the
taking of original equipment bust
ness destroys originality since all
of the large companies W h j C h
make tires for the motor a man.
ufacturers do so on the same speci-
fcations. The tires, therefore, ex.
cept perhaps for tread design, are
exactly similar in every respect
and are exact duplicates in value.
No n company can change their
line in the slightest because to do
so means they would cease to be
competitive with the other equip
ment companies.
General, free from IL this,
builds their tires up to a high
standard instead of down to a
price. Originality, ingenuity, brains
and skill have a free scope at the
General plant and if they want to
build a better tire with exclusive
features they do not have to stop
and think about equipment con.
tracts or staying competitive with
other companies. They go ahead
and build it. That's why we Cen
eral dealers are always one jump
ahead of competition, in offering
extra values, unusual features and
in short, better tires.
Certainly any of the other rub.
Der companies could build four ano
six ply tires just as good as the
General. They know how. But tc
do so would require that they have
one line to furnish the car manu-
facturer and an entirely differen'
line to furnish as requirements
This would be highly confusing ano
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24

Every housewives pride is her
kitchen. There she spends much
of her time so it is a most i'm
portant part of her home. Nat
urally, she wants it to be as mod
ern, up-to-date and efficient a n
arrangement as possible.
Being local agents for the we'll
known Sellars kitchen furniture
and Florence oil range lines we
are in a position to assist in mod
ernizing the Kitchen" said III e
management of the Jones Furni-
ture company, 10 South Front
street. 1.-THE beauty and practical
ity of these units will make every
woman proud to own them.
Through nearly forty years of
manufacturing experience in kit
chen furniture Sellars has repeat
edly led the field in design and
constantly raised new standards Of
quality, practical usefulness a n d
value.
There are eight standard finish
es in the Sellars line for the 1910
Fall season. You can always pur-
chase any Sellars group with the
assurance that complete r
harmony will be attained.
Included in the new Sellars line
for 1910 are the beautiful and eff
flcient cabinet units known as the
| Sellars Superior, the Sellars Space
Saver, the Sellars Mastercraft, the
Sellars Modern Deluxe, the Sel1ars
Modern, the Sellars Pride, the Sell
ars Gem, the Sellars Leader and
the Sellars Cabinet, as well a S
many other smaller units such as
china cabinets, tables, chairs, buff
fets, utility bases, step stools, wall
cabinets and sink cabinets. All
these many useful kitchen u i t S
must be seen to be appreciated.
Their prices r most economical.
"In addition to the Sellars line
of standard kitchen furniture we
are agents for the Sellars famous
built-in-kitchen furniture units"
continued the management.
whether you r building a new
home or remodeling an old kitchen,
the flexibility made possible b y
the wide variety of styles and sizes
of Sellars sectional built-in kitchen
furniture units will make it easy
and Inexpensive to plan exactly
the kitchen you want and you
have the great advantage of Sell
lars fine cabinet workmanship and
long wearing finish. Thes units are
made in various heights and widths
so that they will fit almost any
space desired.
There's a thrill in owning :.
and showing go. a beautiful new
Florence oil range. And there's
endless satisfaction in using one.
For these smart, efficient oil
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24

appreciate their low prices f I
such quality merchandise.
Ladies here are a few tips
for you on Berger's new Summer
wearables. They have been care.
fully picked out to give you the
most for your dollar. And, the ere.
dit terms you may arrange you
will find most appealing -. just
like Berger's clothes.
So. up goes the mercury,
and or goes your new dark sheer
for these doggy days in town. You
can pick it from our racks of gay
clothes. Dresses with a dash of
fresh contrast at the neck, cuffs,
or somewhere along the line OF
its full shirted, slim bodiced silhou-
cite Of mesh or chiffon.
49,. pretty, pretty you, and
cool looking too, under the shade
Of one of our big brimmed straws
or felts. They're perfect with
prints, p~inafore frocks and sheer
blacks. There's a choice Of leg
horn, milan, and rough straws in
a variety of lace framing silhouet-
ties.
49,. for cleanliness, GOODNESS
and daintiness, wear fresh lingerie
every day. That may mean a more
extensive wardrobe than you now
have, but it need not be expensive
because we have rayon, glove silk
and pure silk pieces priced at
whatever you can afford to pay.
a.. don't envy attractive wom-
en- that cool turned-out look. Shop
in our store and be smarter this
Summer than ever before. We
have pastel suits in a tropical fab
ric that cools you off, and is cut
in the kind Of lines that look GUS
tom-tailored on you.
"... dance in cotton, and feel
as though you're dancing on clouds
because cotton evening gowns are
coolest. We have a pretty crop OF
them in dark prints, in white and
pastels. They're all young in sill
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24

you submitted actually buys a Kel.
vlnator refrigerator, in compliance
with regulations on the Users Re-
port Form, you get your Waffle
Baker free.
If you are still unfamiliar with
the fine units Kelvinator manufac-
lures we invite you to think over
these following facts and then visit
our store and See these efficient
refrigerators.
The new 1910 boxes provide
perfect refrigeration for every kind
OF food you keep in your refrig-
orator through Kelvinator's exclu-
sive new development, the Moist.
Master System of controlled hui
nudity throughout the food COM
partment. Think of a refrigerator
that, under normal conditions, does
not have to be defrosted n
which is moist enough to keep
foods from drying out, but not so
moist as to cause difficulty with
mold 49,. n in which butter re-
tains its original flavor and purity
-. n that probably costs a
great deal less to operate than the
refrigerator you are now using.
Add to these, many other advan-
tages in the way of convenience,
dependability, economy and better
food preservation and you begin
to see what you are missing every
day you put off replacing your
old refrigerator with a new 1910
Kelvinator Moist-Master model.
I'm the ordinary refrigerator,
enc cooling coil or freezer serves
to freeze ice and also chill the
food compartment. When it is not
cold enough, it will not make ice.
When too cold, it will dry out the
air around it, absorb moisture
from foods and collect frost. In
the Kelvinator Moist-Master Sys-
tenn, there is a very cold freezer
to make ice and a not-so-cold cool
ing coil to chill the food compart-
ment. Mechanically, that's all
there is to it. But in operation it
makes a world Of difference. With
no increase in current consumption
it gives you faster freezing of ice.
better preservation of food flavor
and quality, less drying out Of
foods, no loss of cooling efficiency
through excessive frosting, no need
for frequent ~defrosting.
"Regardless of the kind of re
f%rigeration you are now using we
invite you to visit our store that
we can show you modern refriger-
alton at its best by Kelvina-
tor" they concluded. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
SAY YOU READ
# ON THE
BUSINESS &
INDUSTRY PAGE
1o,ol Keluinator Users
Uttered Valuable Gifts
By Refrigerator Dealer

.f one of your friends, rela-
FAC or neighbors asked you about
NV" Kelvinator, you naturally
sprI say that it was a very salts
so refrigerator. If any Of them
't,od YOUR advice as to what make
r%efrigerator to buy. you would
V,s;der it a friendly favor to sug-
.ost that they look at a Kelvinator.
s'. W know that many Kelvina-
.,rs are bought that way, on the
.dv;ce of a Kelvinator user. We
surreciate the help we have re-
spI from Kelvinator users in
.,+tine more women interested in
Ta1vinator. And now we are going
~ show our appreciation by max
w q gift of beautiful Manning
p aS Turnover Waffle Bakers,
mich retail regularly at $12.95 to
.rospnt K%elvinator owners who
selo US get in touch with three
nossible buyers, and help us sell
pne Of them" said the manage
Won't of the Home Furniture COM
nanv, % Market street.
This is not a contest. You don't
have to pay a cent, nor do you
have to buy anything. AS a pre-
cont user of a Kelvinator refrigera-
tn, you are automatically qualified
:, receive one of these valuable
Waffle Bakers as a gift, absolutely
free,
"All you have to do is call by
or store and get a copy Of a U.s.
RS Report Form for you to fill
mt. This is for the purpose Of
verifying the fact that you are a
Mns.fide owner of an electric re-
tigerator.
On this form is space for the
names and addresses of three Of
YOUR friends who might be inter-
ssted in a new Kelvinator. When
one Of your friends whose names
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24
Credit Clothing Store
Here Has Large Summer
Selection OF Bargains

When it comes to beating the
heat and remaining well-dressed
you can "kill two birds with one
stone' by paying a visit to Sam
Berger's Clothing Store on North
Fourth street. For many years this
clothing establishment has b e e n
one Of Wilmington's leading credit
clothing stores.
Don't wait any longer to begin
enjoying Summer. Clothes are a
necessary part Of a happy and
carefree vacation season so get all
you need now and pay for them
at your convenience as you
wear them.
Berger's stock of wearing ap-
parel is most complete now, Of
high quality and most economical
ly priced. Many lines are those
nationally advertised while others
are equally high in quality b t
more cheaply priced. You simply
must see their clothing to really
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-24

houette with lots OF shirt yardage
and tiny waistlines.
when your best beau
calls and says let's 60 somewhere
cool to dine and dance it's your
cue to slip into one of the sheer
dress and coat ensembles you can
get at Jul store.
49,. these short skirts certain
1y bring legs out into the open.
The only thing to do is make them
IS pleasing to look at as possible,
with fine stockings such as you'll
always find at Jul store. The new,
light Summer tones are all in, so
get a couple of boxes at once.
"... 60 jump in the lake, or
the ocean, and cool off. Or if your
idea of Summer fun is a lazier one.
just take it easy in a wardrobe of
play clothes from our large stock.
We have three kinds of bathingI
suits in cotton, lastex and jersey,
the maillot, the ballerina and the|
princess, to flatter your figure" 81
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-24
Forest Service Needs a Chief
Seattle Post -Intelligencer)

Seattle Post Intelligencer)
 Since the death of MT. Silcox the United States Forest Service has been without a permanent Chief. The Post-Intelgencer believes head of the service should be selected without further relay.
 We believe the appointee should be man of sufficient standing to lead a successful campaign > u.r aooptlon of National Forest policy He should be able to resolve the rivalres and quarres between the Forest Service and the National Park Servce.
 Preferably the new head of the Forest Service should be Western man. At any rate he should be well acquainted with the problems of the Pacific Northwest
 In view of the importance of the issues involved in the appointment, The Post-Intelligencer invites the personal attention of President Roosevelt.
 The problem of outstanding importance, of course is the adoption of National Forest policy. The last two Congresses have appointed committees for that purpose, after having been called upon to do so by the President in special message
 The committee appointed by the present Congress got so far as hold a series of regional hearings and then to listen Secretary of Agriculture Wal lace and number of Forest Service experts outline their views to comprehensive policy. And, there the matter allowed to rest The commit tee decided to take action toward introducing the required legislation this session of Congress. In effect the committee told the Forest Service to build up public sentiment in favor of its plan. It is obvious that the effort to do this will langush while the Service remains under temporary acting Chief.
 The existence of friction between the Forest Service and the National Park Service is matter of long standing The solution of this problem has been complicated by the fact that the two Services are in different Departments Every time it has been suggested that they be put under single Cabinet officer storm of protest has been evoked.
 It is evident that means must be found, either to induce the two services to work harmoni- ously on a joint program to draw a sharp line of demarcation between their zones of authority.
 The first alternative clearly was in the mind of President Roosevelt when at Lake Crescent in 1887, he proposed a solution of the Olympic National Park problem that would recreational values with out interfering with the regions industrial develop ment.
 Obviously the continuous attention of strong leader is needed We believe he should be Western man, preferably acquainted with the problems of the Pacific Northwest because the best prospects for salvaging the remaining timber resources of the nation and putting the timber industry upon a firm basis, are centered here
 The President knows these problems but it can- not be expected that he will be able to give them the dayby day attention that is required if they to be solved The President select man, with the necessary background, able to devote himself to a program of activity that must be continuous
 That is what urge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-24
FIRST IN THE FIELD

For many years We the Empire staff have felt we were putting out the best newspaper in Alaska Evidently the people Alaska feel the same way about it. More people subscribe to the Empire than to any other Alaska daily newspaper
 In the Juneau merchandising area the Empire has many hundreds subscribers than the near est rival recent house. o-house survey in the City of Juneau shows the Empire is delivering ten papers to every seven by any daily competitor.
 On Glacier Highway, including the Loop and the Fritz Cove road, the Empire delivers four times as many papers as the other afternoon newspaper.
 In Douglas the Empire has one-thrd more sub- scribers than the opposition
 The Juneau Postoffice tells us we are mailing est competitor These go to subscribers in outlying towns and in other sections of the Territory.
 There is a reason for this clear preference on the part of newspaper readers The Empire is the biggest and best paper in Alaska It makes of worldwide gathering facilities of the Associated Press. It carries than twice many wire stories as any competitor It has larger and bet ter paid staff of local gatherers, and its loca coverage is superior every story It subscribes to the Associated Press Wrephoto service, which enables us to print pictures from all parts of the nation and world few hours after the shutter has clicked The Empire is bringing the world to Alaska other publication is even attempting to do
 These facts which mean something to every newspaper reader in and to every advertiser in the Alaska market.
 Read the Empire; advertise in the Empire. It is Alaska's best and most widely read newspaper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-24
20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
JULY 24, 1920


 Alaska wash mined coal suitable houses for coal the Alaskan development Daniels Secretary laid of Alaska Whlc ected to it's wealth of gold
 fish pirates in waters in this district were re- ported with this season
 secured patent from the United states Government claimed would overcome many of the dicut in patent from the Can adian Government
 The g Daniel Kern formerly lighthouse tender arrived here with three Salvage Company for work on he wreck.
 The Board Alaska Pioneers Home awarded the for the hospital ana laundry to Newman Company of Juneau who had been visiting at Port ofchafo "a7 ie to me the Alameda.
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