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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-11
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ganization.
This is the second of a series
of programs planned by the
chairman Ira T. Johnston in or
der that the Rotary club may
become familiar with the activi-
ties of other clubs and organiza-
tions CT the community.
Last week, P. G. Wright, COM
mander of the 18th district of the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-11
ED LONG DIED SUNDAY

Funeral service for Edd Long,
colored, was held at Cox Grove
Wednesday with Revs. Cox and
Gentry in charge. The deceased
who was 81 years old at the time
of his death had been working
in West Va. He was a native of
Ashe county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-05-11

Mr.. George Applewhite of West
Jefferson, was in Lenoir Sunday
visiting friends with whom he
was in school at Morganton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
barons' Band
Coming Here

Led by a large pep band, several
hundred Enumclaw Silver Baron
rooters Will journey to Tacoma
Sunday afternoon when the league
leaders tangle with the Tacoma
Columbias in the feature game on
the Northwest league schedule.
In the other league fray, West
Seattle inyades Renton.
According TO word received
from the King county city, the
Silver Baron band will put on
several stunts during the con-
test. Manager Bill Libke of
the Tacoma squad announced
that souvenir programs with
a picture of the Tacoma squad
would be given TO the first
1000 persons TO enter Lincoln
bowl.
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showmanship has brought the
Dodgers a comfortable balance on
tho profit side Of the financial
ledger. believes that inter-league
competition should not be confined
10 two clubs.
lie contends that the pres
ent world series idea between
the two pennant winners In
each legsue does not settle sat
isfactorily the question Of conn
parative strengths of the two
circuits.
In addition 10 the regular series.
MacPhail wants seven additional
series. Wit hthe clubs finishing Sec
ond 10 meet each other and so on.
The league winning the most
games would hold. for one year. a
trophy emblemstio of its SUI
premacy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
PING PONG SCORES

Park = Commercial Ping Pong
league games played on wednes-
day. October IS:
Cardinal Club o, Sixth Avenue
Super Cream 5: Evergreen state
Lunch 2. Washburn Service sta
ton 3: Fairmont Hotel ,. Dammier
Printing Co 3: Hob Mob Food
shop 0. Hayden Watson Florists s.:
Royal Areanum Club /. lands
Shoe Co. 4. squeck's Rondivoo 5.
Nelson Drug Co. o. c. o. Lynn Co.
;. Smith FAiell 2
Superior Dairy 4. Sixth Avenue
Super Cream /: Cardinal Club o.
Dammier Printing Co. 5: Ever
green State Lunch !, Hayden
Watson Florists 4 Fairmont Hotel
?. Lands Shoe Co. 3: Hob Mob
Food shop 5, Nelson Drug Co. O.;
Royal Arcanum Club 0. Smith Fuel
s: Squeek's Rondivoo 2. c. o. Lynn
Co. 3.
Superior Dairy S. Washburn
Service Station o; Sixth Avenue
Super Cream /. Demmier Printing
Co. 4: Cardinal Club 0. lands
Shoe Co 5; Evergreen state
Lunch 2, Nelson Drug Co. 3: Fair
mont Hotel 2, Smith Fuel 3; Hob
Mob Food Shop 1. c. o. Lynn Co. 4;
Royal Arcanum Club 0. squeek's
Rondivoo 5.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Ducks Killed
Before Season

BEND. or~.--DuDcan Mckay.
a an game warden u the bend
district. sAid to-day he had writ
sra state Police Superintendent
ChArie~ Pray protesting the
massacre ef migratory fowl
prior 10 the season opening last
Sunday. MCKAY said many over
anxious hunters fired on the
birds hours before the season
officially opened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
TOday's Sport
Parade

CINCINNATI Ernie Lomnar-

- - s@AatA@4N
q finally has gottsn W.
lie no iunKrr Is stretched
arfuss hnms plate - crosisy
fiaid Win winter setting In. and
tho first SHOWS only a fsw weeks
away. the hig catcher a the
Cgncinnati Reds has broken
camp and moved 90 a warmer
hAse
lombard. you win recall. sud.
denly grew tired ~ life In the
tsnth inning II the final game
OF the world series early this
munth. and withdrew from ~.
Without q word Of warning 60
hi. teammates or To the New
York Yankees. he sst up hight
housekeeping at home plate.
hung out q please don't disturb
sign. and hlbernated like the bear
of y catcher he isn't.
Days passed and no word was
heard from him The fans went
home. The Yankees went home.
The sportSwritcrs went home.
Crosley field was draped in crepe
and locked for the winter. Base
ball was forgotten for football.
NOT FORGOTTEN
But lombard was not for
gotten. Persons al over the
country began inquirtng as to
his whereabouts. Was he still at
home plate7 Had he left there
for somewhere else Was he
protected against the winter
blasts Had Powell Crosley,
president OF the Reds. sent him
blankets and sleeping bag
Was there Saint Bernard dog
In attendance Was he hurt
In short. what had become Of
lombard?
Despite the fact that I have
won many Pulitzer prize cups
that I now use for cereal bowls
nj breakfast. 1 interrupted my
journey 60 Columbus for the Ohio
State-Corneli game 10 do q bit
of high-class reporting.
Soon after entering town I
stopped a man in the street and
asked him II he knew lombard.
He said, who ?" ! said, LON
bardi. you know, the catcher"
He said the only catcher he knew
was Dickey.
So ] stopped another man, a
passerby. At the very mention
of the Reds he pulled his over
coat collar high about his ears,
put on false mustache, and
ducked into a cul-de-sac. So il
went. No one in Cincinnati
wanted 10 talk about the Reds.
Mention them and the citizens
quickly switched to the best cure
for sore ears in hunting dogs,
the eventual height of women's
skirts, and how much did Hitler
really fear Stain.
No ANSWER
So, strictly on my own, made
my way to Crosley field. Only a
few weeks and it was packed
with thousands of excited per-
sons. Now it was dark as the
inside of a black bear, and de-
serted as the last rat on a sink
ing ship. undid my flashlight,
slipped on my sneakers, and
crawled carefully toward home
plate. Nearing it, cried Ernie
lombard. It's a friend.' There
was no answer.
turned my torch squarely
on the place where the Reds
catcher had staked out his claim,
and it was bare. Bare of Lom-
bardi, that is. Signs that he had
lived there for days still existed.
There was a small kerosene
stove. Scraps Of bread were
scattered halfway to the pitch
er's box.
A note in a milk bottle read:
See you next season-maybe."
Torn and illegihle pages Of a
diary were scattered about the
plate. Piecing these together as
best 1 could I made out some
thing like this - "DiMaggio-
Lawdy-home runs-Ye're giy-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Wants
16-Club Series

NEW YORK Larry nacPhall.
president q the Brooklyn Dodgers.
announced today that he would
propose a ls-club world series al
the December major league meet
lngx in Cincinnati.
MRcPhAil. whose night ball
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Stadium And BeIIarmine Clash Tonight At 7:3O
KICKER, FUTURE GREAT
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ing out--what's the use I'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
next year-no, not next year
Keller 49, Dickey-Ruffing-
don-Lawdy-Tm tired :"
I wrapped up the scraps Of
paper and mailed them to Ford
Frick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27

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call for their taxing = trip 20
Mount Tacoma ard - ths iAks-
nod zee arena. which - managed
~ John Johnsen, WHO l. a native
e Denmark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
On the Lam
witt 80
Elicit Meteala

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Iseoms
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siwsy. prsssl-~d n ia
,sses aaa suh whipped him that night
l.siag pretty eilnsA Then a.
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even ~ \. s. ~s n aelsas No ~aaaa want son
fighter II Gun long were good
,hs game as whole hut would rather my eye
ali thrills and ehnis and joys had IN ne game"
pEaR illegal 10 they
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better TO s Tn srd a'o inEh, shooting Jus, as ,hey
become
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WEAR IN and year on, oil spec Keas down Willamette university
good football teams He has North
remembers he nsts fight and spirit
usually with outstanding ball oer hs
bottom and that speaks we'll for the
general makeup because
their Win the school
and body behind him
Listen -.
Can't keep Jimmy Duggan and Jimmy Crawford out OF
spot The veterans giving their time TO the
game once more . There's something about a flight Of
geese that every talking For days the common
questions has been, did you hear the geese?
Montanas Grizzlies worked out in virtual freezing weather
yesterday Frozen ground and hard scrimmage. Ugh.
tough time the last
pAnnng right Bobby Morris getting his
Hnsies Oregon State
game Edwards of Purdue publicly
by motion pictures
Of PLAYS mailing great American
game Seattle and don't be
Tacoma There folks
Ben Grimes is back from his
hunting he got the init sunday
morning reading about football upses And what
that little word "uPsefs
probably Will be destroyed I'D hate
the trigger No animal half noble
Notre Dame Now already Is a
That's the kind Of football that
payx
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
Los Odd fellows preparan una
gran fiesta para ell Doce de Octubre
Designados I'm Comite General y un
Comite de Propaganda

Las logias latinas de ODD
Fellows de Tampa, la Progre-
so No. 81 e Ideal No. So, pre-
paran una gran fiesta para ell
dfa II de Octubre, Dia de CO.
l6neneste pals Y Dla de la Ra-
"a espahola en- los pueblos de
origen iberico.
Dos comites han sido desig-
nados para la organization.
uno general v otro de propa-
ganda.
Componen ell Comite gene
raj los estimados amigos Eu-
genio Anzalone, presidsnte +,
Phillip Bondi, vice presiden-
tie; Heriberto Souto, secreta-
rio; Charles Menendez, vice
secretario, Y Crfspulo Vale,
Lisardo Campo, Jose A. Pu-
glisi, Abilio Pla, Mike Pulla-
ra, Antonio Leto, Sam Ferre-
ri, Vicente r. Maggie, Jose
Savarino, Oscar Cuervo, Alfre
do Reina, Armando Gown, A
gustin Marreta, Isidro M. Mar
tinez, Rafael Hernandez, An
gelo Leto, Alfonso Dato, Jose
Cacciatore y Felipe Della.
Comite de Propaganda, Phil
lip Bondi. presidente Jose Sa
varino, Eugenio Anzalone, Os
car Cueryo, Jose A. Puglisi v
Antonio Leto.
Seran inyitados de honor de-
la gran fiesta fraternal, ell II.
Gran Sire, George S. Starrett.
dc la Soberana Gran Logia,
residente en- Columbia, Mo. ;
los grandes dignatarios de la
Gran Logia de la Florida y los
sehores Isidro Martinez y
Charles Menendez, N. Grande
y Vice de la Logia Progreso
No. 81; Sam Ferrero y Jost
Pullara, Noble erands Z Pa
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
NEVILLE HENDERSON LIE.
co A LONDRE
Asegurase que habri un
compromiso

Londres, agosto 26.-Arrib6
hoy por aeroplano Ell embajador
ingles en- Londres, Sir Neville
Henderson.
Embellishments sc reunira a
conferenciar con ell primer mi
nistro Chamberlain y despues
visitara al re y Jorge.
FL rey lie mand6 a lamar pa
ra que 10 informe despu6s de la
entrevista con el jefe del go
bierno.
Los despachos de Berlin dan
a entender que un compromise
Sc ayecina y que Ell peligro de
guerra sera finalmente evitado.
AsegGrase que el primer MI
nistro llamara al %conseio a Sc
sion extraordinaria.
Mensajes en- pro de Ia paz
han sido mandates por 81 pri-
mer ministro del Canada, Mac
Kenzie King, al canciller Hitler,
Ell presidents de Polonia = Mus
solini, el jefe del gobierno tia
liano.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
MITIN EN- FAVOR DE LA
~CANDIDATURA DEL AL
CALDE CHANCEY
FL alcalde pronunciara un dis
curse sobre su obra en- pro de IA
colonia latina

Esta noche, en- la esqulna dc
Ia Octava avenida y Gale l6, sc
efectuara un importante mitin
politico en- favor de la candida
tura del alcalde r. r. l.. Chan
.cey.
Seabrira ell acto a las 8 y los
invitados de honor tomaran a.
sientos en- una plataforma que
ALI Sc leyantara.
P~residira, segln nos informa
el comitG de la campaha, unO de
cuyos directories 10 es Anthony
Schleman, el Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga, director de este pc
ri6dico, quien presentar a los
oradores de la Doche, ST., Ma
nuel Garcia, Jr, presidente del
Comit6 Consultivo C%onjunto; vi
cente ella, Ell quito presi-
dente De la Unione Italiana, Y
Ell alcalde r. E. l.. Chancey,
Expicara Mr., Chancey la o.
bra realizada por 81 administra
.ei6n en- PRO de la eolonia latina,
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
APROBADA LA LEY DE BA-
TISTA

Habana, agosto 26.-La Ca
mara Y ell Senado de la naci6n
aprobaron la ley que dispone
ell retro o~bligatorio de los
miembros de las fuerzas arma
das, luego de diferentes pc
riodos de servicio, y concede
facilidades especiales a los o.
ficiales que deseen retirarse
sin perder sus derechos bajo ell
actual plan de pensiones.
Aprobada por la Camara
de Representatives., ell dfa 8 de
agosto, la ley fue redactada
para permitir al coronel Full
gencio Batista, jefe del ejer-
cito re irarse de modo que pue
da ser candidate a la presi-
dencia.
FL coronel Batista, hasta la
fecha, no ha dicho 81 sera 0 no
candidate.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
Fsperan en- Londres el retono de N, Henderso
Alemania esta preparada para la guerra
Polonia, Francia e lnglaterra listas
para la defensa

| erosion de la Russia Soviet, la
que nadie espera. En- los dlti-
mos dias Polonia ha venido retl-
rando tropas de Ia frontera So
Jiet Y enviandolaS a las de Ale
mania.
Lord Halifax reiter6 aver de
nrevo, en- un discurso, la deter
minaci6n de Tnglaterra de de-
fender a Polonia.
La actitud rusa, en- su pacto
con Alemania, parece haber i'm
pedido que Inglaterra reptile
ra la norma de "apaciguamien-
to" que puso en- practica GUAM
do Checoeslova3Cia.
Ell gobierno ingles prOcura
descubrir en- estos momentos Ell
motive de que Russia aceptara ell
pacto de no-agresi6n con Ale
mania cuando sc hallaban toda-
via en- Moscu las delegaciones
militares de Francia e Ingla-
terra.
Dos de los miembros de la mi
sion militar ingleSa a Mcsca a.
rribaron va por aeroplano y d.
cese que traen un amplio infor-
me, con detalles de gran impor-
tancia.
En- los circulos sovieticos Sc a
firma que ell pacto Sc debi6 a
haber entregado Hitler a Sta
lin positivas pruebas de que In
glaterra yenia procurando ais
lar a Russia y en- case necesario
ormar un frente contra ella.
Moscd enterpreta ell pacto CO.
mo que no tiene la importancia
q. Alemania insiste en- atribuir
lie. Asegdrase qre el ejercito ale
man Sc negaba a darle carta
blanca a Hitler, en- cuanto a la
guerra, 81 antes no procuraba
la naturalization del Soviet.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

Para ~nosotros, humildes pc =
~riodistas, ell pacto nazi-sovietico,
no obliga a Russia a mantenerse
cut Z en- case de aggression por
parts de Alemania,
En- ell concepto de Hitler, los
pactos y tratados solo tienen va
.lor cuando bene7ician al regi-
men nazi. Russia eonoce esa In
depreciation y en- MoscG proba-
blemente Sc piensa ahora: noso-
tros tambien nos reservamOs ell
dereeho, cCando asi nos convell-
ga, de declarar "papel mojado"
csc pacto.
Russia ha venido saliendo a Ia
defensa de las naciones debiles
y este no puede negarse, aunque
Inglaterra afirma que 10 ha he
cho bajo Ell plan de extender el
bolSsviQuisTno Gu 81 muudo
-
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
CRUCEROS INGLESE EN-
LAS C~ERCANIAS DEL CA
NAL DE PANAMA

Washington, agosto 26.-In =
forman desde Crist6bal, zona del
canal de Panama, que seis cru
ceros ingleses Sc italian EN- las
inmediaciones de la entrada del
Canal, parte del Atlantico, con
fines desconocidos.
Dos de los barcos, reconocidos
por un vapor de carga, 10 son
los cruceros Orion y Perth.
Dicese que varios submarines
alemanes Sc hallan al presente
en- aguas de America, con ell pro
p6sito en- case de guerra, de a.
tacar la possession francesa de Ia
isla de Martinica.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

Molotoff culpa a Inglaterra y
Chamberlain culpa a Rvsia y a.
segura que desde hace varios
meses venia sosteniendo un do
Bile juego con Berlin.
Vistas las cosas desde Esta-
dos Unidos, 10 inteligente es a
firmar que Russia sc decide por
e. doble juegO lrego de las repe-
tidas claudicaciones de- Cham
brlain y sus adlateres.
Moscu puso las cartas sobre
la mesa, con entera claridad, du
rante la guerra de Espana, y
Chamberlain las tir6 al suelo y
bail6 sobre elias.
Mcscd denunci6 la actitrd IN
glesa y su Interpretation del
pacto no-intervenci6n. Leon
Blum present6 un verdadero
pacto de no-intervenci6n, que a.
barcaba a Italia, Alemania, In
glaterra y Francia; pero Cham
berlain 10 convirti6 en- un pacto
de consentimiento en- favor de
las naciones to~talitarias,
Russia sc ofreci6 a intervene
en- favor de China, en- ell Extrs-
mo Orisnte, 81 Francia, Iugate-
IRA Y Estados Unidos hacfan 10
mismo; pero Londres Sc cruz6
de brazos con la esperanto de
rue Russia fuera a la guerra con
el Jap6n y despues ella coger los
fruto5 del saerificio de los dol
seviques'.
Moscd obtuvo de Rgmania Ell
permiso para pasar tropas por
su te~rritorio, en- defensa de Che
coeslovaquia; pero Chamberlain
Y Bonnet Sc saeogisrop De hon'
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La gaceta., 1939-08-26
TEATRO DEL CENTRIC 0.
E

La compahia Chic, integrada
por valiosos elementos locales,
estrehara Ell domingo LA Huel
ga de Lavanderos', un bocero
dramaticO social en- un acto Y
dos cuadros, original de la tiple
tampeha Sra. Matilde Lopez.
Interviewer en- la interpreta
ci6n la Sra. Lopez, Onelia Her
nandez, Salvador Toledo, Eddie
Salgado, Chela Martinez, la IT,
pie local, superior a muchas dc
las importadas B. Hernandez
Y SSr. M. Garcia.
la Leyenda del Monte" com
pletara la segunda parte y en- su
!desempeno intervendra toda Ia
compahia.
Los precios de entrada que ri
gen son Is cts. las mayores y 10
los ninos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
Francia cumplira su palabra a Polonia
Turquia reafirma sus promesas a ~Inglaterra
Francia
Los fascistas dicen que sus aspiraciones
sc veran satisfechas

PARIS, agosto 26.--La Fran
cia que presionada por Ingla-
terra permiti6 la e%Xtirpaci6n
de Checoeslovaquia, su aliada,
sostiene ahora con firmeza su
actitud de ayuda a Polonia y
asegura que 81 esta es agredi-
da ell ejercito frances ira en-
su socorro.
"Dsoemos estar listo spa
.ra realizar los SACRIFICES que
la defensa de nuestros dere-
chos y aiianzas nos imponga
declare aver ell primer mi
nistro Daladier.
"Yo Sc que a los hombres y
mujeres de Francia no tengo
que senalarles sus deberes,
Ellos los conocen y listos estan
para realiZar 10 SACRIFICES que
la patria demande."
Los periodicos comunistas
han sido suprimidos por la cen
sura.
La posicion de Turquia. Ell
cuanto a los recientes aconte
cimientos Y ell pacto ruso-naz.
de no-agresi6n, sc estima allen
tadora EN- esta capital Y en-
Londres.
"No ha cambiado la posi-
cion del gobierno turco-se al
jo en- Estambul. Tenemos y
cumpliremos pactos de assist n
ella mutua, contra agresiones
con Francia e Inglaterra."
Espera Ell gobierno autenti-
cas- noticias Ell cuanto al pas
to.
FL peri6dico turco Cumhu-
La gaceta., 1939-08-26
FRANCIA LLAMA A SU EN-
A EN- RUSSIA

Paris, agosto 26.-Francia
llam6 hoy a su embajador en-
Russia, Emilio Magyar, y este
Sc interpreta como una profess
ia indirecta por la explicaci6n
dada por Molotoff en- euantO
al pacto de no-agresi6n con
Alemania. La retirada signifi-
ca que Francia no cuneta va a
Russia en- ell nGmero de las ma
clones amigos.
I'm decreto de aver prohibe
la publication de LHumanite.
ell 6rgano de los comunistas,
y de "Ce Soir", el diario comu
nista de la tarde.
aAaa
La gaceta., 1939-08-26

sado Grande de la Logia
Ideal No. So.
Ell alcalde de la ciudad da-
ra la bienvenida a los distin
guides hermanos L. A. Sam
pey, Gran Maestro de la Gran
Logia de Florida; Hon. j.
Hardin Peterson, representa-
tie de este distrito en- ell Con-
grso de los Estados Unidos, y
Salvador Llosa, Pasado Gran
Maestro.
Losa, que domino a la per-
fecci6n los idiomas ingles y es
pahol, sera ell maestro de ce-
remonias.
I'm gran 6xito auguramos a
las dos poderosas logias loca-
les de Odd Fellows.