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Evening star., 1942-01-25

his attention that some Washington
hotels, apartments and clubs make
q l0-cent charge for calls handled
through their switchboards and that
on long distance calls on which the
toll is s. or more they add an
S5-cent service charge.
Under the order adopted by the
Utilities Commission, the Chesa-
peake g. Potomac Telephone Co.
is required to file with the District
agency four copies Of its answer
to the recent r. G. c. order to show
cause why it should not show in
its tariff reports any and all
charges In connection with tele-
phone service.
The District agency directed that
q copy Of Its order be served on the
Hotel Association Of Washington
and on the Apartment House Own.
ers and Managers Association Of the
District.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
FEC. Plans Appeal
From Rider Barrina
Watson From Pay Roll
Monitor Service Analysts
Cose May Be Heard Before
Appropriations Unit

The Federal Communications
Commission Is expected to appeal to
the Senate Appropriations Commit
tee for elimination of rider in the
independent offices appropriation
bill, which passed the Eouse Thurs
day, prohibiting the payment Of
the salary OF DR.. Goodwin Watson,
chief analyst Of the Foreign Broad
cast Monitoring Service.
Robert G.. Seaks, special coun-
sci to Chairman Fly Of the F. G. c.,
said yesterday that the commission
at It's Friday meeting considered
an appeal to Chairman Glass of
the Senate committee, for hearing.
The commission did not take action,
but Mr.. Seaks said he believed rep
resentations would be made on DR..
Watson's behalf.
DR.. Watson appeared before the
commission at the meeting and was
said to have been questioned closely.
Added by Subcommittee.
The rider to bar Dr. Watson from
the pay roll was added to the bill by
the House subcommittee on ap-
preparations for the F. c. c. In
debate on the measure Represent
ative Wigglesworth. Republican, OF
Massachusetts,, said he wished all
House members could read the
record Of the ub-committee's hear
ing on DR.. Watson.
Representative Wigglesworth re-
ferred to matter introduced by Rep
resentative Starnes, Democrat. of
Alabama, a member of the Dies
Committee, which he said leaves
absolutely no doubt that DR.. Watson
Is totally untitled for the position" :"
The controversy over DR.. Watson
began on November 10, when Rep
resentative Dies attacked the for
rler Columbia University psychology
professor in a speech on the House
floor.
Mr.. Dies said that the appointee
was "a propaganda for Commun-
ism and the Soviet Union for many
years" He listed 13 alleged Com
munist organizations with which he
said DR.. Watson had been aSSo-
ciated.
Denies Watson Is Radical.
Mr.. Fly, replying in a letter to
Representative Dies. denied that Dr.
Watson was a redical. He pointed
out that he had been carefully in
vestigated by trained civil service
operatives before his appointment
Mr.. Fly said that he had studied
the evidence cited by Representative
Dies against the appointee and had
satisfied himself that 1t was not
valid.
OF the 13 organizations which
Representative Dies charged DR..
Watson was associated with. Mr..
Fly said he learned that the ap-
pointee belonged to only one-the
Consumers Union, which he de-
clared was not Communist front"
organization. Mr.. Fly said that DR..
Watson was "one of the outstand-
ing social psychologists Of the coun-
try"
The Foreign Broadcast Monitor
ing Service is branch of the F. C.
C. which intercepts and records
several hundred thousand words Of
foreign propaganda every day. This
material Is analyzed by military
experts, psychologists and other
particularly qualified specialists in
a search for clues to conditions in
the countries sending out the propa-
ganda.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Germon Ship at Urusuoy
Is Ordered Moved
~ the Associated Press

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Jan. "a.
The German freighter Tacoma.
interned here since the scuttling Of
the pocket battleship Graf Spec.
was ordered moved from her dock
today to a harbor anchorage.
Port authorities acted In pre-
caution against an attempt by the
crew to scuttle the ship and OBJ
struct the harbor.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star., 1942-01-25

Remember Pearl Harbori Re-
member it every payday! Buy United
States Defense savings bonds and
stamps.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

Nearly two-thifds Of the motion
pictures shown in the Netherlands
Indies are American.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29
Rotary Storfs Drive

(continued from page D d out that if they had the tran sription service for which they ave no money available, they i'll have much better programs nd continuity. With the two ,rvices, one provided at the base nd the one provided by towns eople, he said they would be ole to have prepared and more rofessional airings for the great part of the day.
 The committee in charge of he drive consists of Forest yres, Frank Hermann, and Ray Iartin.
 Merchants are now being con-
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29
|IDive Bomber"
 Coming Sunday

The picture that was show bg at Dutch Harbor when it kas raided by the Japs on June named, 'Dive Bomber, will be at,the Orpheum theatre for ne day, Sunday, August 30.
 Filmed in fast-action Techni- olor, the picture stars Errol Flynn and Fred MacMurray, vith Alexis Smith, new starlet, Ralph Bellamy. Robert Arm trong and Allen Jenkins also in he cast.
 The theme of the picture is he conflict medical men wage b keep ahead of breathtaking 1echanical developments in av. ation, especially in relation to i've bombing.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29

tacted for help, and others who want to assist can leave their
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOR SALE-4-room house, part ly furnished, on Brooklyn avenue. See Frank Marshall.
 -S-29-ind-c
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29

contributions with Ray Martin at the Club Liquor store.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29

Buy U. S. Defense STAMPS nd BONDS!
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29

VANTED-To buy car to use as taxi. See or write Charles
 Brady, P. o. Box 31, Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-08-29

TOR SALE = Wireless automa- tic record player. Good condi- tion. $50. Inquire Bert's drug store.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
ChiIdren'S
Shoes

40 Originally 81 and S. Jr.
Miss Patent Step-In Pumps
and Side Buckle Straps &.
grand buys broken sizes
Az to 8-------S S2.19
35 Originally 81 to S6 Jr.
Miss Smart Shoes brown
saddle oxfords. brown elk
ghillies and black calfskin
oxfords in the group g.
broken sizes Az to g. $3.50
20 Originally 1929 Jr. Miss
Shearling Slippers beau
tiful pastel shades in
sizes S and 512 only S1.19
(Children's Shoes. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Curtains and
DraperieS

IS Imperfects of Rayon
Marquisette Curtain Strips.
In 33 and A in. widths, SO,
70 and 78 in. lengths. Egg
shell only ------ 29c
IL Originally S5.98 to $9.9S
Draperies. Cotton h o m e.
spuns, cotton satinized
prints, rayon and cotton
damasks. Choice of 212 and
224 yd. lengths, 70 and 96 in.
widths. One-pair-of-a-k kind,
s1.99 pr.
Is Originally 79c Chintz-cov-
cred Cushions. Cotton filed.
Size 34xl2 in. Use for rock
Ing chairs and porch chairs.
29c
20 Originally s1.49 Boudoir
Pillows. Kapoc filled. Soiled.
Two to a set -- 29c set
40 Cotton Tapestry and
Cotton and Rayon Damask
Squares. 25x25 in -10c
8 Originally $3.50 Metal and
Wood Venetian Blinds. Ga
In. drop. 2-in. stats. 3 are
36-in. wide: l is 30-in. wide;
Is Gain. wide: 2 are 3l-in.
wide and l Is 32-in. wide,
S1.00
81 Sample and Display Win
dow Shades. Cut sizes. Sold
Is Is l0c
Curtains and Drapes,
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Women's
Hosiery

6S Originally S1..15 Women's
Warm Black Wool Stockings
properly labeled as to
wool content broken sizes.
$50
$50 Originally 79c Women's
Smart Rayon Mesh Seam
less Hose attractive rib
bed mesh fashionable
suntan shades sizes 8la
to 1012------------ 55c
1870 Originally s1.15 Women's
Black Silk Stockings . in
size 812 only black hose
you know are high fashion.
Tic
tHosiery Main Floor. F St.
Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Christmas
Records
4 for 81

SEQ in oil incIudino
such fovorites os the fol-
loving:
S5l7-"Silent Night" ond
God Rest Ye Merry
Gentlemen.
85l8-"The First Noe" "
and Little Town Of Beth
!ehem.
$3.50 Come All Ye
FoithfuI" " ond "Hork, the
Herald Angles Sing"
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Clearance!
Thrift
Dresses

Originally $500 to
S9.95 Dresses. Smart
two-piece cotton cor
duroy suits and two
piece wool-and-rayon
jerseys. Also smart
rayon crepes. In black
or high shades. Sizes
10 to 20 in the group.
All properly labeled
as to wool content,
$500
Originally S3.99 to
$500 Dresses. Just IS
in the group. Rayon
spuns, checked rayons
and solid-color rayon
crepes. Many famous
names among them.
Mostly small sizes,
1888
Originally s2.99 Cot
ton Juke Suits. Good
looking two-piece cot
ton suits in gay
checks an d stripes.
Small sizes only 81
Gay Percale Hoover
cites. The famous two
way dresses that wash
so we'll and stay fresh
so long. Small, me-
dium and large sizes
in several styles, S1.19
Originally S1.19 to
$l.79 House Dresses.
Seersucker jumpers
and sheer cotton house
frocks in a good array
Of styles and colors.
Broken sizes ~ SOC
CThrift Dresses, Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Originally S3.2S
WHITEX GLOSS
s2.39 gal.

Just "a gallons! It's a wash
able interior gloss finish for
walls snd woodwork. Choice
Of white and ivory.
% Half Gallons Originally
$1.49 Floor and Deck Paint.
For use on wood or cement
floors. 4 colors u gal. $1.1s
IA Gals. Originally $3.50
Waterproof Varnish. Quick
drying and clear varnish for
floors and trim gal. $2.49
IL Gals. Originally $2.25
Timers Red Roof Paint.
Stops leaks, preserves metals,
gal. S1.69
19 Gals. Originally S2.25 At
CO Mechanics Flat White
Paint. Gallon -- S1.69
paints, Seventh FloorD
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Record
Cabinets
s3.8S

Just Is .. ond you have
your choice Of woInut or
mahogany finished hord-
wood. Each holds 10 oI-
buns.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Just 100 Originally
sl.69 Slips
sl.l9

Both tailored and lace
trimmed styles of rayon
crepe or satin. All with ad-
Unstable shoulder straps.
Broken sizes.
so Orig. s2.25 Slips Lace.
trimmed or tailored. Rayon
crepe or rayon satin :.
Broken sizes ------S1.69
20 Irregulars of Originally
$1.69 Cotton Printed Gowns,
69c
30 Orig. $500 Cotton Pa
jamas, for sleeping or loung-
Is Orig. So and s4 Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin Slips
and Gowns ----$2.1S
5 Orig. $500 Rayon Crepe
& Rayon Satin Gowns, S2.66
S Orig. $500 Sheer Rayon
Gowns 1923
LinIerie. Third Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1942-11-26
I2-Inch
Records
39c

l2Ol6 Ponchelli's
"Donce Of the Hours"
l2OO7-Von Weber's
"euryonthe Overture"
1901 5-Schubert's "Roso-
munde Overture.
l2Ol6-NicoIoi's "Merry
Wives Of Windsor"
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Save on
Luggage

| Woman's Originally $500
Canvas Hat and Shoe Case.
Lettered wrong -S17.9S
l Originally $3.50 Laundry.
Case. Damaged S1.0G
l Mans Originally $685.
Toiletry Case. Lettered
wrong --------$1.00:
! Woman's Originally s12.95
Canvas Wardrobe Suitcase.
Damaged --- $500
5 Woman's Originally s12.95
Canvas Wardrobe Suitcase. >
s7.95
l Woman's Originally $500.
Brown Canvas Wardrobe.
Suitcase. Slight damage. $40.
The Hecht Co.'S MODERN :
LUGGAGE SHOP, Main Floor y
Evening star., 1942-11-26

10 Originally S4.99 Beacon
Blankets. Size 72x84-in.
S3.99
4 Originally $3.50 Beacon
Blankets. Size 72x84-in.
S2.99
so If Perfect 1895 Summer
Weight Blankets. 500 ray
on, 25eo wool, 25eo cotton.
S1.99
6 Originally S14.95 Wool
Filled Comforts. Rayon
taffeta cover S7.98
4 Originally 1895 Wool
Filled Comforts. Rayon
taffeta cover r------ S7.98
9 Originally $500 Wool
Filled Comforts. Sateen
cover -------S6 $500
nrt, E,Ftl
Evening star., 1942-11-26
WOnlen's Sports
Jackets
S4.44

Some are 1907 wool, others
Of cotton corduroy or wool
mixtures. Boxy styles and
classic styles in plain colors
and plaids. Sizes 10 to 18
in the group. All properly
labeled as to wool content.
IS Orig. $3.50 and S4.95
One and Two Piece Sports
Dresses Of rayon jersey and
rayon faille. Broken sizes.
S1.69
70 Orig. s7.95 and sS.95 One
and Two Pc. Sports Dresses,
in sizes II to 18-----$4.44
101 Orig. S2.s5 and S3.95
Part Wool Twill and Rayon
Skirts in sizes "a to 30 -S1.00
IS Orig. S2.29 Rayon Crepe
WeskitS in sizes 80 to 38 97c
4 Orig. S5.95 Woodland Ray
on Culottes in mems wear
grey. Sizes IL and IA -S2.88
40 Orig. S7.95 Evening
Blouses and Jackets :.
slightly soiied. Rayon faille
and rayon velvet. Sizes IA
to 18- S3.49
8 Orig. ss.s5 Grey Mems
Wear Flannel (1001o wool)
Culottes. Sizes IA to 18,
s7.ss
4 Orig. SI2.s5 Ski Suits Of
rayon gabardine. Sizes IL
to 18 S9.88
25 Orig. s10.s5 to S15.95
Sports Dresses and one and
two pc. styles. Sizes IL to
18 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S8.44
All merchandise properly
labeled as to wool content.
tWomen's Sports Shop, Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26

20 Originally $500 Blan-
kets. 1870 cotton, $50
wool - S4.99 pair
s Originally s5.9S Chatham
Blankets. 500 rayon, 25e6
wool, $3.50 cotton S4.9S
: Originally $3.50 Blankets.
80To wool, 20fo cotton,
s5.99
7 Originally $13.95 Blan-
kets. 800 wool, 20oo
rayon --------$ $10.95
10 Originally S6.45 Purrey
72x90 Blankets. 88eo ray
on, 1870 wool S4.95
! Originally S7.45 Purrey
80x90-In. Blankets. 88oo
rayon, 1870 wool S5.95
~ y n
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Just 8 pieces in all. Some
with chrome some with
wood legs. Some with porce-
lain and some with plastex
tops. All sold as is.
1 Originally $685. Wood Di-
nette Set. Table and 4
chairs with padded seats,
s39.95
1 Originally s17.9S PIastex
Top Table. Size 25x40 inches.
S12.S8
1 Originally s29.9s Plastex
Extension Top Table. Now,
S24.95
4 Originally $3.50 Oxford
Extension Tables. Stainless
porcelain top, chrome legs.
SI5.88
Originally S19.98 Oxford
Extension Table. Stainless
porcelain top, wood legs.
Sl5.88
(Housefurnishings,
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-26
at s29.95

I Originally $44.s5 Ste
wort Warner Portable Ro-
do. PIoys on AC or DC
current or its own bot
teries. SOLD WITHOUT
BATTERIES. lo4l model
sold os is
Evening star., 1942-11-26
at 1895

I Originally Se9.95 Bruns-
wick Rodio :. with push
button tuning. Sold os is.
l94l model.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
Some Imbertects)

Slightly soled that's why these blankets and comforts
drastically reduced Check the list below and
m in your important blanket and comfort needs at savings
Evening star., 1942-11-26

5 Originally sl2.95 Birch
Portable Photographs
ploys 10 and y in. records.
Sold os is. l94l model.
Evening star., 1942-11-26
WOmen'S Knit
BED JACKETS
sl.89

Here's value excitement!
Here's a gift-buying oppor-
tunityl They're warm as
toast 800 wool, 20qo
rayon. Come in long and
short sleeved models. Pastel
shades. Sizes, small, medi-
um and large.
tNeckwear. Main Floor, p st.
BUILDING. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1942-11-26
at s28.8B

; Originally S34.95 PhiIeo
Wireless Reeord-PIoyer E.
ploys records through ony
rodio. 1912 model.
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t s29.9j

10 Originally S5s.s5 Gen.
eroI Electric Portfolio B.
Way Rodios. PIoys on its
own batteries or AZ
and DC current. SOLD
WITHOUT BATTERIES.
1912 model sold os is.
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Just 10 Orig. $500 to
SLABS Junior
Miss Dresses
$3.50
Good-looking rayon crepes,
rayons and woods in one and
two piece styles. Black. blue
or high shades. Sizes 9 to Is.
IS Orig. $500 to S12.95 Jun
ior Miss Daytime Dresses,
500
50 Orig. S19.95 to S22.95
Junior Miss Light = Colored
Suits. Sizes 9 to 15--S15.00
30 Orig. $3.50 to S9.95 Junior
Miss Maternity Dresses of
rayon crepe in black, blue
or brown. Sizes 9 to IS, S6
2 Orig. S16.95 Timmie Tuft
Lumber Jackets in brown,
$3.50
Ia Orig. sl9.95 Sports Coats
and Jackets S11.0O
'Remember-Junior Miss Is a
size not an age.
(Young Washingtonian Shop.
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Medium weight, cotton CAB
ardine. long collar, two
pockets. Green, blue, grey.
brown. Small, medium, large
sizes.
IS Mems originally S1.69
Slack CATERS" Knitted
to protect your slacks when
bowling, skating, bicycling
and hiking. All wool soc
IS Originally SOC, if perfect,
White Tennis Balls SC
rs Originally S1.39 Sweat
Shirts. Red, orange; sizes 80,
"a, 36, 38, AZ 79c
The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
SPORT SHOP-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-26

BLANKETS and Comforts, Fifth Floor)
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Seconds and Discontinued
Printed Table Cloths

IoOo ciotns IN ALI But some soiled Some are dis
contnueo Others have occasional spot of color O,
srau streak OF color missing some have small imper.
1ecaon Still others are the manufacturers experiments
WIN new shades and color combinations. All beautiful
and guaranteed to be color-fast
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Just IS Originally
1929 to $500
MILLINERY
81

Turbans and brims also
cunning beanies and calots.
In black and colors.
2 Orig. S5.95 Velveteen and
Fabric Hat and Bag Sets,
$500
5 Orig. $3.50 Velveteen Bag
and Hat Sets s------S3.95
(Millinery, Third Floor,
The Hecht oo.)
Evening star., 1942-11-26

-. and guaranteed to be CO
$40 II Perfect 81 Mexican
and South American Type
Printed 52x52 Cloths.
Floral and fruit motifs on
cotton crash sc
$50 II Perfect S2.99 Spun
Rayon and Cotton Cloths.
Flower Garden" Fruit"
"Modernistic" and Dresden
China designs. Size 54x54-
III. ---------- Sl.99
Ginens and Dom
Evening star., 1942-11-26

HAndker.
chiefs
400 Originally 6 for
69c WOmen's White
Cotton Handkerchiefs
with colorful en-
broidered initials.
6 for 49c
300 Originally s for 81
Women's Smart Linen
Handkerchiefs in
pastels and deep tones
=. nicely hemstitched
borders excellent
assortment lie ca,
200 Orig inally SOC
Women's Large Size
Chiffon Handkerchief
beautiful colors
pastels darker
shades many with
hand-rolled hens, 29c
270 Orig inally CSC
Women's Pocket Size
Chiffon Handkerchiefs
finished off with
dainty hand rolled
hens dark and
light shades 14c
1000 Originally 6 for
81 Mems White Cot
ton Initial Handker-
chiefs excellent
quality all white or
white with colorful
borders 80 for S9c
tHandkerchiefs, Main
Floor. F st. Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Leather uppers, leather soles
and leather or rubber heels.
Wine. blue, brown or black
in a good range of sizes.
40 Pairs Mems originally
$3.50 and $3.50 Bedroom
Slippers. Soft. comfortable
bottoms. Assorted colors.
broken sizes Sl.19
! Pairs Mems originally
S2.75 Loafer type Slippers.
Broken sizes in this group,
S1.99
CThe Hecht Co.'S MODERN
MANS STORE. Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-26
Fur Coats

i oTlg. SZIS black PerS1an
Lamb Swagger, size 20 S129
1 Orig. s19S Black Persian
Lamb Swagger, size 16 S144
2 Orig. s10s SeaI-dyed
Coney Swaggers, sizes IL
and Is S93
1 Orig. s139 Black Dyed
Pony Princess Coat, size II,
sss
1 Orig. $3.50 Eel Grey Dyed
Caracul Lamb Swaggers,
size 16 -----S149
1 Orig. s1os Beaver-dyed
Coney Swagger, size IA S69
1 Orig. s129 Black Dyed
Pony Swagger, size IA S98
1 Orig. S1.39 Black Dyed
Caracul Kid, size 14-S115
1 Orig. s249 Mink Blended
Northern Back Muskrat
Swagger S S215
l Orig. S119 Brown Persian
Paw Princess Coat, size IA,
S169
1 Orig. s1s9 Black Dyed
Persian Paw Princess Coat.
size 16 S169
l Orig. S144 Silvertone Dyed
Muskrat Swagger, size IA.
SIPS
3 Orig. $3.50 Southern Back
Sable Blended Muskrats, IA,
Is and 38 S149
l Orig. 1859 Mink dyed
Marmot Swagger, size 16,
SI49
4 Orig. $3.50 Black Dyed
Persian Paw Swaggers. 38,
40 and AZ SI49
l Orig. S149 Black Persian
Lamb Swagger. size l3 S1l9
Orig. S2O2 Mink (skin-on-
skim Swagger, size Is $3.50
l Orig. s79 SamoiI Leopard
Muff ----------S $50
] Orig. $50 Natural Cat Lynx
Muff -------------S S19.95
1 Orig. $25 Grey Krimmer
Lamb Hat and Muff Set,
$500
l Orig. S35 Mink dyed Mar
mot Hat and Muff Set SIS
1 Orig. S19.95 Blue Fox Tail
Muff -.--S10
l Orig. $500 Blended Red
Fox Hat and Muff Set $40
Orig. $50 Grey Kidskin
Muff Bag and Hat Set SIS
(Fur SoIon Third Eloor
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-26

Women's and Children's
Gloves
100 Originally S1.25 Chill
dren's Warm Winter Gloves
bunny fur backs -.
knit palms in popular colors,
59c
80 Originally $1.25 Women's
Gloves well made with
capeskin backs and cotton
fabric palms in black or
brown ---79c
IS Originally S1.00 to S1.50
Women's S a mpIe Novelty
Wool Gloves the grand
group includes novelty wool
gloves and fashionable nit
tens in an excellent as
sortment of colors 79c
(Gloves. Main Floor, F st.
Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Tribe Declared
Lucky 10 Grab
Eventfu| Tilt
AIdrich's Weird TuIly
After Blocking Kick
Leeds to Victory
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

A denomination of the Red
skins chances Of capturing Eastern
sectional honors in the National
Football League today finds the
Tribe we'll down the list of po-
tential champions. Their 28-14
victory over Pittsburgh yesterday in
their first official test can be best
described as a piece of luck and
don't take our word for 1t but ask
Coach Ray Flaherty.
Nobody realizes more than the
redhaired strategist how close to
defeat his Braves were when the
lightly regarded Steelers, fired with
a new brand of enthusiasm by in
jured Bill Dudley's 84-yard touch
down gallop with the opening kick
off of the second half, rose up and
began to shove the home team all
over the lot. That score gave them
a 14-7 advantage and had 'em
thinking the Skins weren't what
they were cracked up to be.
Nobody appreciated more than
Flaherty the break his men got
when XII Aldrich burst through a
gaping hole in Pittsburgh's line late
in the third period, blocked kick,
caught the bounding pigskin on the
fly and raced 80 yards for the
tying touchdown. There was the
games turning point, the play that
took all the starch out of the
Steelers and shattered their dream
of scoring what would have been
tremendous upset.
Fortune With Flaherty.
Flaherty, wearing path before
the Redskin bench with his endless,
restless tramping, burning one Gig
arctic after another as the Tribes
defense bent and threatened to
split wide open, suddenly saw the
game take pulsating, dramatic
twist that completely reversed the
entire situation and saved the day
for Washington. 1t was one of
those things a coach hopes for that
seldom happens and yesterday for
tune was with him.
Here was Pittsburgh, doormat Of
the league, so poorly regarded it
should have paid its way into the
park to see the Redskins in action,
leading the mighty Tribe by
touchdown and threatening to take
a stranglehold on victory with
tremendous field goal The Steelers'
surprisingly good ground attack had
| stalled on Washington's 37-yard
| line, just three yards short of a
first down, with a down remaining,
and Coach Walt Kiesling, playing
for every point, sent the veteran
Armand Niccolai into the fray to
make the all-important kick.
Niccolai wore an impressive busi-
nessman's bay window and no
pads of any description, but his
| foot still packed the dynamite that
makes him one Of pro footballs most
(See ATCHISON, Page A-150
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Hueggs Cluster of 10 Marks Compares With Numis %


II months in China and Burma
with the Flying Tigers, he was
plenty excited, but not over his
adventures with the AVG. On
the train Stiles encountered
Golfer Gene Sarazen and he re-
ported it was the greatest thrill
of his life why" exclaimed
Eddie, that fellow has been all
over the world"
Monday matinee-Looks to be
more bad news for the National
League. Marius Russo, the
Yanks' only southpaw finger, was
in pretty good form yesterday.
When Leo Costa kicked that
point for Georgia to beat Ken
lucky Saturday, it was his 62d
varsity point and the 25th con-
secutive game In which he has
scored. But officially he has
played only four minutes against
Oglethorpe in his sophomore
year. Those points-after-touch-
downs all were made while time
was out.
Francis P. Dunno, who repre-
sents the New York State Racing
Commission IN the stewards