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Evening star., 1940-02-29

Unit Of trading. 10 shares
In bankruptcy or receivership or heino
ACT or securities assumed companies
Rates OF dividend in table are annual
based the last
included. ~ ~ 'S'"' VI extra oiVloends are not
e'dend II * fiahts Also extras
STOCK Accumulated evdenS s5Ssk Paid last Cash
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG, Feb. 90 tP.-Grain range
It principal markets today:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

MtTTREssEs-is7-coi inne-spring brand
new. In original factory wrappers: noor
samples Hurry whii. they last. 81 -.
Values formerly 70 $40 so. Grown, 17oo
Gratlot sunday u 10 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

LOOK Matched walnut or mahogany finish
e-ps. bedroom suites: $50 values 70 st
pnly. g7l.50. Hurry Easy terms. Wsshing-
tca, issS 0ratiot. Open evenings.
n yAfs TO buy the csntrai Stores way
- locations In Detroit.
Hv1No ROOM suites. pssutffui selection.
under $50; don't pay the long price /:
buy direct from distributor. ROGERS CO.
7eis East Grand Blvd. At the visduct
EfVfF6 ROOM sDITE-Nsw mohsif. vas
tps slightly soned; t24 Benson's i332f
Woodvard. open evenings. Sunday i?3
tfvfNd RN. suites, los above cost. Open
Sunday. Van Lokern, 1887 Charievotx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Abss 10 Clash
With Stadium
Come h Toniqht
AZ Athletic Pork

stAdlun's 1sxsr md Llneoln's
nslisplittsss wIIi sla1h tsHtght ~
Athistie park n an Important fray
In the CITY Prep nessbeII iss9s1u.
starting a ia e'cioek.
TAs Tigers ~ ~ ls~H
with 60 w1s - ~ lnueen.
4 na1Ispiisses viess~y. hsw-
sves. w~sss1 threw ~ vnea
lsss . shsse- -. ssrs tse@
WITH sss srtmwpA nss1sss -
aefenl
Nm psmsrest probably vfii
pitch far tina nsnGsia with jshn
natt. cc-eaptain. hehin6 ths piats.
according 10 Coach Jehn heinrtuh.
Lcrsn ralph. i.lnssia mentor. nnsH-
instsd either rony usieh. nexs
rho~re a. chsch waiiscs ~
mound duty. nay spuFssen III
handle the ostnhinH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Salem Signs Big
Moose Clabaugh

aALEas. oral-@n<nny ovifdtba
manager of tns Salem esastess.
hstss 10 pass up . good nsss.
Faced with the pFpsssn Of cut
ting down he so.msa sguad n IL
is-msn limit ~ ths sn1 u fhis
week. fsFiffitks sixnsd 81 Mooss
ciabaaEh late Monday. Who vss
recently recessed b. ths Beavers.
Ths seqnisltion ~ ciahsuEh
Faiss< r. fsur the numb<F ~ n<ns.
tors' sruls whlrh afiffiths mass
seustis ~ saturday aixht IN srasf
h conform - The regulations ~
the western lntsrnstlonsi isx9as
0vifutns may pe~nt11r nm
ssf ~ ssskts ba1eesy. OSvta
Davis 80 C1Is nesh><. ~ b
sst tes spuas~s1 shteA tws
ssAsw n~nstsss vii p~fl s~s<s
- k>>p ssie<a's I'll efss IssnI
Tsasy fhs senators issys ~
Yakima WHARF. weather p>rmif.
ting, thsy win fiiihssstsr fhrpa<n
Thursday nisht IN : tbre~.a nms
ssb.ts sith the rsklms rippins.
Dell Oliver vii pssAsbiy pitch ths
opener seniKht.
0ftffifhs has not yet decided
whsrs Ne vii play czsbsush. bst
u was assumed that ths hoess iii
- assigned 70 40 sasf1sia pos< 80
20 first hsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Dodgers Make
Louise Wahlers, Local
Star, Is Outstanding
Captures All-Events Feature as Well
As Figuring in Other Title Angles

Bringing the 1e40 Western
women's Bowling Congress tour.
nament 10 a close, Rowena
Nichols, San Francisco star. rolled
be1 on the final squad of doubles
Monday on the Play Nor alleys for
the highest three-game total of
the tournament. and with her part
ner, Billie Pepper, rolled 1924 to
take fourth place in the Class A
singles. Her 591 score won the
beautiful bowling ball and bag,
given by the Schaaf Manufactur-
ing company.
The 1910 women's tourney
set an all-time record for team
entries, 125 five-woman quin-
tets coming to the tourney
from five western states and
British Columbia. The meet
ran for IL full days.
Final figures on the meet show
Louise Wahlers, Tacoma star, as
the all-evcnts winner OF the Class
A bowlers with a nine-game score
of 1866. Mrs. Wahlers was out
standing throughout the tourney
play, being a member of the cham
pion doubles team. and a member
of the Class A Hotel winthrop
champion five-woman team.
Highest single game of the tour
nament was 227, rolled by
Norma Krienke, Olympia.
Next years meet will be held In
Portland, Oregon. The complete
list of winners of the tournament
Is as follows:
Doubles - Coles and Wahiers,
Team~-Hotel winthrop. Tacoma 1859
Singles-Myrtle Ballantyne, Bend 646
ll-events-Louise Wahlers. Ia
Team-Central Alleys, Portland. 22e4
Doubles-Lemke and Steidl, Bend 9e9
Sineles-Charlotte Zatkovic 49,. $50
All-events - Charlotte Zatkovic.
Tacoma ....'...''....' '..'.' iffo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
The Payoff .
ST. LOUIS BROWNS LOOK DHfEREsT. ANYWAY
BUD WARD MAY BECOME BUSINESS MAN GoLFER

Archie Williams Olympic sOomstsr champion earning pilots
N Inc California Civil AeronAuties
The Lohs Browne Only thrss n the
regular lineup year agoosorgs Menn Don Hsfnsr
The infssseoeri Benny Necoy.
Rubslng-s youngest inexperienced IN
the majors II averages than "a
ward thinking becoming golfer after &C.
Tending national championship this Ths
Spokane match the better pro-
fssslonsa The other wlfred wshrie Of Racine.
Speaking winning swarhmorss girl lacrosse team
yssrG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
File 10 Stage
l0-Boui Smoker

Ten boxing matches. five wrest.
ling bouts and three sxhibttlnn
bouts are on the smoker beinE
given by the Fife high school
wrestisrn at Fife high schooi gym
wednesday evening at 7;so o'clock.
samner hlTA sehssi hssss.
and Lincoln high seAseI bssess
as1 wrestiess are cooperating
with the nm mstues h stag
iag the show watch h sxpsrte1
win attract . iarss esewd.
Hssdiinins the card 10 the fsnai
bout between Frank Spear II Fifs
and Loyal 0eifsr o. Sumner ~ lss
pounds. Both boys are soea
scrsppers
Ths card
nsnins sss ibs) Paul ~ -.
IfHtaia tM4
sssins ,ios ib.) n nsIls ~ 70.
sesins .ls7 issDi sso'ss - -
wrss.Iins Kanmoss ~ 70 >.
wrsssilns 4 nsianss - ~ Ara
Eshibiilon s~lss sr.stiins s~n
noidnsr v wait Bliss
ueEina slt7 10 ' Asils ~ -
AEnsN fnApDwelnl.
bszine ffte ihsJ esnsom 80 -
s9.ins i,s7 nal = sss.ni -
wsssslias 3 ns,sn.r -, 70 CO..
wrssuins y YsspsAl 90 ~ -
Mash Ill
rshisitlan Ksnao T.esns F<nsins
Kxhlsstlea inaa Ysmsas ana r.-
mufs
nosins uos ib.j; rrsssss CO -
Asisswofth ~
naslns lisa lss5 horis.si -, 70
s@.ins lisf lss). NsI ne-s -,
W nob oNrf IL.
noxfng fist - fxank Hp<4f %
FAa.I f1aff~T 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Big Train Leading
In Political Race

BALTIMORE, Md. - Walter
johnson. who won fame -
major league basebsIi's Big
Train" held . slight lead early
today In HE first big league
political contest.
johnson. who retired 10 his
farm In Montgomery county
four years ago after - years In
baseball, was . candidate In
yesterdays Maryland primary
for the Repubiio>n domination
70 congress from the sixth con-
gressionL district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
i ans Bank
On Birnelech
In Preakness
$4,000 TO Wutch
Turf Clussic
In Old Baltimore
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Racing Editor
D ar rUAFnDE NIA Tt NAV

BALTIMORE. Md.-It may De a
bit difficult to believe-considering
the usual effectiveness OF the
press, the radio and the telephone
but apparently the news Of what
happened in Kentucky on Satur-
day still hasn't reached Maryland.
For here, on the rim of Chesa-
peake bay. Bimelech Is regarded
as the horse To beat In the Freak
ness.
The public thinks 20.
The trainers think 20.
The jockeys think 30.
And - bewildered. baffled
boys-the handicappers think
40, too.
The only visable evidence that
there has been any change In the
three-yesr-old division was To be
found on the track early in the
morning. There almost every colt
with a tail and a name went to
work a. optimistic owners pro-
ceeded on the theory that what
happened orce could happen again.
So instead Of the six-horse field
and the crowd Of $4,000 originally
expected for the states biggest
turf party. Pimlico officials pre-
pared .or as many ss Is starters
and so. 1000 customers.
Those who are practically
certain Of going In the mile
and three-sixtkenths feature
are GaIlahadion, Blmelech. Dit,
Pictor. Midland, Roy
Straight Lead, woc Il
Your Chance, sun mares.
Merry knight, Asp and Snow
Ridge. The W. l. ranch even
shipped The two irrepressibie
CallfornLans. Gallant Dream
and sky Dog.
Your Chance. Sun Pharos. Merry
Knight. Asp and Snow Ridge met
today in the 1850 Survivor purse
"A mile aand one-ssxteenth race
patterned along lines Of the Derby
trial-for final test Of their
fitness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

rlcfbush Has
More Thon
Showmonship

81 ths schedule ~ noth eutfits
The proposed ksms = ths ens
rsin<a out April =.
whsn IT, redh<sdes Ms<fnssl.
the sx-lswy<r ara sx.fnete&ii sffi-
eisl vhe ones tired q capture
Kaiser wilhelm. crashed aajoE
league baseball. Il go lie lee
Dosker. e<iloon and novelty szIse.
man. bursting lnsn . meeting 81
ths directors # the arsyseafas
Prsteefise socisss. La.
Mslor i<sxns nss<esll was hide.
bound vita hnsrs usaltlsn.
Owners icassd with horror upon
anything n<~.
Mserhasi. tricks ard sadssss
sent them into = weird scswiin9
s<riss
rh<y feared ~ wsae variety 81
Advertisement night baseball.
fireworks. attendance eoatssss
radio tsss<rs. bsnds. uniformed
ushsrs and othsr sldsllns< with
which he meant to dress W base.
ball would shove the game itself
into the Background.
nEnAnrtITATEs THIRD
DgnT Ridden ourFfT
DuT after reAahllltatinG deht-
40 ridden Columbus. Cincinnati
and Brooklyn clubs. nscrhsil u
now accepted everywhere ~ IN
answer 10 the frantic appeal Al
every baseball cashief laundering
In = ses II red ink.
Hs's the short cut 10 hassnsIi
soivency.
In isss nserhsii tsihsd fast u
make the brooklyn trade. which
had been taking n m the chin far
. lot Of yesrs forget . seventh.
place club
10 took more than fast taih ~
Lippy Leo puroohsr 10 shortstoy
and manage Brooklyn inte third
place last season. when ths DodG'
srs drew more than . miliion paid
admissions az home more thar
the great Yankees mere thAn
any ether club In baseball.
/ Larry MacPhsii and Leo pa'
rochsr are . boistsrous, frss.taik'
ing. swashbuckiing pair - vel
come relief In these days Of mum
and dumb club officials and man
ayers.
/
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Wayne Lay
Sch Pace
F Or Team
Your FIrsls Zen
70 HIs sim ~
Slc<|iuza TruckseB

L. - Wayne t~y. s1e11em'e
sspnsmsvt tfnea s4so1 eguMr4
n Llneoln nrsl y<er taom ~
n s1s yesterday sfx1snsse = -
xta1inm.
Lar. ven~>1pn1ly : sn<une
nvaeh eeer2 49, M u1nnon
n ~ 49, - 6leruA -
vnmtt - p1nn1no epon1 Dsmo
- - - - - -
angunn. - - nte1<Mm -
me- plnna n - - -
IT, esse ~ : Gkon1 49,
- - pstees ~ - -
fxneoin tcsn MI 10 nR11
places n< nai1spIBl1s<s 80 -
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rslay. n ~ rsset1e1 49, :
hnrols 49, hsseeke6 ~ n -
sfa1Iam iAns nnd - newt mnn
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r>1ny~rs ~ : r<1Ds tn1rose1no ~
IT, Ahss ssuss1 ~ ~ I. .
IL Rec . 3vHw al11e~no -
Stadium tssm esas n fIes<
n~sslass
s>esys<s s<sls Ie<e<sas ~. .ye@ef
q. fhsassna % fiMs ~ -
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80. LsAssss -. ~ - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

Cammaranos Bros. 800 0Q2 Oo0-2
Superior Dairy ....... 600 600 600
SUMMARY
Stolen base Bishop; sacrifice hits,
Grant t2D. Bailey. Albanese; two-base
hits, Pagni: three-base hits. Minnitti,
double plays. Hall 70 Berg, Bishop 70
Pagni 70 Berg Hall 20 Godfrey 70
Berg: left on bases. cammarsno Bros.
10. Superior Dairy Q. hits. 5 runs
off Hall In 8 innings: hits. Q runs
off walker IN 2 innings. ] hit. runs
off Goldsmith in inning struck
out. by Hall 2. walker 2 By Alliances
II. Goldsmith s; base on balls, off
Hall s. off Alliances q. losing pitcher.
Hall: time Of game, i:ss: umpires,
etsve. Forsythe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

Smith. Hollywood. 2
Wild plt1hes-Judd. sscFsmsn-
10. Flores. Los Angeles, Wsebsr.
Rsdunlch. Seattle. 3
HI bsttsrs - Humphreys. nsn
Diego a Schmidt. Sacramento. ..
Passed balls - ssiksld. ssn
Diego. 3.
shnt-outs-Nswssms. San Diego.
Gibson. san Francisco. 3, corbett
Oakland. 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

Highiine s-s. Renton 1T.
PUYALLUP - Rallying in the
final frame to score three runs and
force the second game into extra
innings when they pushed across
the winning tally, Puyallup Vik-
ings moved to within one game OF
Buckley Mountaineers in the Puget
Sound conference softball race by
defeating Sumner spartans in both
ends of a doubleheader here yes
terday. Don Cochran's single was
the timely blow in the tying rally.
Up at Highline, Renton Indians
and Highline Pirates split pair
Of games. This Thursday both di-
visions will resume the regular
u,enkIv schedule
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

THE LEADERS
Home r,ias Novikoff. Las Angs-
lea. Il. Coleman. Portland. Mays.
Los Angeles chrsstoff. Oakland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

Class c
Team-Coca Cola. Salem ..... 222i
Doubles Nichols and Cheney.
seaside .s...s4sss... .ssss.s ~
Sinsles-kay McCarroll. Salem 800
All-events Kay McCarron. Sa-
lem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .tssk
Rooster
ream-Tom and Eds Crab Mar
ket, Astoria .......s.-...x.s. .lsfc
Doubles--webb and 0oosey. Sea
tluf saas.s.ss#s fsssssfs 90
Singles. Counsy. Astoria. .... t7t
All-events-J Couney. Astoria. 1888
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
nY nanny aRAYsoN

fUSt VI tNftt uFtttttS 20
the not so Daffs Dodesrs.l
NJ HARRY eRAYsoN
NEW YORK The almanac to
~ the contrary. next year Ia this
year IN Brooklyn.
The old cry OF "wsit tan next
year" has been moved up II months
by Leland Stanford MacPhsil. Leo
Durocher and the Dodgers.
When Flathush fans start cheer
ing. they open their mouths wider
and more comes out.
So when Whitlow wyatt and
Hugh Casey shut out the despised
Giants In the first game at Ebbets
Field this spring. the shout, The
Dodgers are the team to beat"
could be heard across the river and
then some up TO and beyond
the Polo Grounds.
And when Tex Carleton turned
In his no hit. no run game
against the champion Reds In Gin
cinnati. TO make II nine In = row
for the Dodgers and tie the mod
ern major league record for con-
secutive victories at the start OF
the season, who's going to do 1t ?"
was tackled onto the original cry
louder and louder.
Brooklyn IL 20 excited 1t can
hardly wait for the Dodgers to re-
turn from their current weston
trip. May IL.
MscPHAIL AWAkENs
COMMANDMENT OWNERS
A ND the Fiatbush following u
n no more anxious 10 see their
heroes again than the heroes are
to get another whack at the hated
Giants or than MacPhail Ia to get
his club back In Its own park.
where 1t can reap the rich none
tary reward to which II Is en-
titled.
The Dodgers have reached the
challenging stage.
They will Fly from Chicago to
New York May Q II Bill Terry will
agree to bring the Giants to Eb-
bets Field May 10. an open date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Cams Take
Game From
Dairy Nine
Second Victory of
Season for Pops;
Supporters Boot 7

The Smelter local No. Is
City league team viii mako
its 1910 debut Tuesday night
at Lincoln bowl. weather per-
uniting, meeting the powerful
Turf Smoke shop club start
ing ut ! o'clock.
Cammarano Brothers won It's
second game of the year Monday
night at Lincoln bowl, when Joe
Albanese tossed a swell six hit
game against Superior Dairy to
give the Bottlers a 5 to 0 decision
over the Dairymen.
The Cam southpaw was In
rare form, allowing only two
Dairy lads to reach second
base and famed IL. He
walked three. The six hits
were scattered In as many In
nings and at no time was he
In danger. The Bottiers
played sensational, errorless
ball behind the superb pitch
ing effort.
HALL WORKS SIX
offsetting this type of play, the
Dairy lads made seven errors,
allowing all five Cammarano runs
to be listed in the unearned col
umn. Hall worked six frames for
the losers and was touched for
five hits. Joe Walker tried oui
his portside slsnts in the seventh
and eighth and allowed nary hit.
Lou Goldsmith tossed the final
canto and aside from Minnitti's
triple he showed mid-season form,
tanning the next three batters.
The Dairymen atoned in part
for their miserable play afield by
registering three fast double
plays. Hofto took the individual
fielding feature with one-handed
catch of Godfrey's fly In the
third. Minnitti and Godfrey each
collected a brace of hits to lead
the mace swingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Vikings Climb
In Puget Race

MONDAY HFtUIts
Puyallup 1873. Sumner 4-s.
Highline 80. Renton 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Mocphoil Has
Short Cut
To Solvency

First Of three articles on
the NOT so Daffs Dodgsrs.)
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
DERRIBADOS DOS APARA
TOS E
Vapor nOr7tego handidO pOr nn
submarine maxi

Londres, albril SCI ministe
rio del aire admite que dos ae-
roplanos ingleses no regresaron
aver a su base luego de un COM
bate verificado a 100 millas de
la isla de SyHt, en- Ell Mar del
Norte. Un aeroplano aleman fue
derribado en- la acci6n.
La aviaci6n FRANCESCA, en- un
dfa de gran actiNidad, derrib6
aver cinco aeroplanos alemanes.
I'm submarine aleman torpe-
dec y hundi6 el vapor noruego
Navarro, de 211S toneladas,
frente a las costas de Escocia y
durante un temporal. Doce hom
bres perecieron.
lUevaba Ell 'Navarra" un car
gamentO de carbon para Oslo,
Noruega. Pudieron ser saliva
dos, luego de nueve horas a Ia
~intemperie, IA de los tripulan-
ties.
Siguiendo la costumbre nazi,
eli torpedeamiento Sc realize sin
aviso.
Coincidiendo con la noticia Sc
infom6 que los gobiemos de
Londres y Paris han minado
tres importantes areas frente a
las costas de Noruega, con Ell fin
de impadir que los nazis sigan
transportando mineral por esas
aguas. Las zonas minadas estan
frente a Stadtlander, una penin
Sula; Bud y West Fjord. Todas
las aguas fueron patrulladas an
ties de colocar las minas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
UN TORNADO MATO A VA
RIAS Personals EN- Ell
ESTADO DE LUISIANA

Amite, La, abril 8.-Un tor
nado pas6 aver pOr ell Sur de
Luisiana y produjo Ia muerte a
cuatro personals, heridas a q Y
danes calculates en- varios cen
tenares de miles de pesos. En-
Iafitte loe danes Sc aprecian en-
$500,000. La poblaci6n qued6 ca
81 destruida por complete.
Las victimas son Albert Gull
lie, de "a amos; C. c. Pittman.
superintendent de escuelas dc
la parroquia de Tangibahoa; "a
esposa del anterior, que De acorn
pahaba. y Oliver Ruters, de Ia
raza negra.
El viento traz6 un curse dia-
gonal y en- Ell distrito comercial
averi6 80 edificios. Grandes Ar
boles fueron desarraigados, ca
rros echados de las parallels del
~ferrOcarril y derribados mu-
cbos pOstes de seryicio teleQrafi
cos y telef6nico. La guardia ma
cional envi6 ayuda.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
DEL PALENQUE POLITICO

Elogi6 Townsend a Carter Y
dijo: es m ciudadano del cual
podemos depender todos."
AL p%ronunciar estas palabras
estall6 una ovaci6n.
Isl podemos tener ALA otro
Sheridan Downey, muV pronto
haremos que ell Senado apruebe
nuestra ley.
Carter habl6 EN- 1ltimo termi-
no para elogiar al DIR. Town
send y ell plan. "He venido ex-
presamente, de un extreme del
Estado, para %asistir a este ac-
to. CuandO yo vaya al Senado,
no prOnmciar6 largos nj flori-
dos diScUrSos, pero procgtrare
ganar la gracia de los senado-
res para lOgrar 10 que la Flori-
da Euiere. Yo voy a demandar
de 10 que quieran mi considerH-
ci6n para sus leyes, que ellos
tengam consideration para la
mia y la vuestra-el plan Town
send.
Muchos aplausos cosech6 Car
ter en- ell curse de su oraci6n po-
Utica.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
Los P~ISTOLEROS DE MIAMI
SON BUSCADOS POR LA
POLICIA

Miami, abril 8.-Los detec-
tives conocen va la identidad
de los dos inidividuos que sos
tuvieron una batalla a tiros en-
las GALES, con la policia, des-
pues de haber asaltado y roba
do a diez hombres, quitando-
les $500 Ell joyas Y dinero.
Creese que uno de los crimi-
males esta herido.
Ell atraco ocurri6 ell sabado
por la n0che en- un estableci-
miento de cigarros y cigarri-
Hos. Los bandidos entraron
con las armaS en- la mano, anne
nazaron a la cajera, lie tapa-
ron la boca y lie pegaron EN- la
cabeza con las culatas a los
que Sc negaron a obedecer ra-
p~idamente.
Corrieron los hombres por
la Gale de Flagger y dispara-
ron en- todas direcciones, sin
ocuparse del peligro que CO.
rrfan las vidas de los transeun
ties.
Los bandidos Sc metieron en-
un autom6vil de Paul Michael
Franklin, de New York, y lie
dieron orden de guar a toda
prisa, amenazandolo de muer
te.
Ell policia motociclista Wig
gins persigui6 ell autom6vil y
los pistoleros tiraron sobre ell.
Otro policia, X. M. Fether, Sc
uni6 tambien a la persecution.
Uno de los proyectiles roz6 ell
craneo de Virgins y lie hizo
caer de la motocicleta
De repente ell autom6vil Sc
detuvo, los hombres saltaron y
desaparecieron. Uno de ellos
cay6 al suelo, crey6ndose que
esta herido. FL otro criminal
detuvo a otro autom6vil y or
demo al "driver" lie condujera
a Miami Beach. ALI desapare-
clio.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
Divisado un barco de gran tamano
frente a la costa noruega
Otros barcos de guerra divisados en-
differences lugares

Londres, abril S.-Las eScua-
dras de Francia e Inglaterra
entraron hoy en- acci6n para i'm
pedir que los alemanes sigan a.
basteciendose por las aguas no.
ruegas. Informant de Oslo que
un barco de guerra de gran ia
mano fue divisado frente a b.
doe, en- la costa oeste de Norue-
ga, al sur de Trondeim, y a me
dio de la costa. Otro barco de
gran tamano fue diviSado desde
Hustadvika, al norte de Bodde,
donde cinco barcos fueron dets-
nidos. Esta es una de las tres
regiones donde los aliados han
sembrado minas.
Una goleta noruega lego hoy
a Oslo con mas de 40 marines a
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
SE HAN DIA-
NANTES EN- LAS MONTA-
MAS

Moscu, abrh Sci jefe del
comit6 geol6gico del Congreso
de los ComisarOis del pueblo, G.
Volosiuk, inform6 aver que ha
recogido diamantes e Mas mon
tahas Urales. Hay varios cam
pos en- esas montahas. Mas de
100 diamantes Sc han encontra-
do va Y algunos de clos pesan
quilate y medic. Dos grupos BE
hayan t~rabajando, unD en- Te-
playa Cora y ell otro cerca de
asha.
Dos expediciones estan STEM
do organizsdas por Ell comit& pa
ra las laderas occidentales de Ia
parts Central Do los Uraea,
La gaceta., 1940-04-08
PR 0 HIBIDA LA x
BICION DE UNA PEIECU-
LA II

Habana, abril S.-Duego de
una protesta hecha por Ell minis
tro aleman en- la s~ecretaria de
Estado, el gobierno de Laredo
Bru decide prohibir la pelfcu-
la Ia Moderna Inquisici6n'',
que iba a exhibirse en- Ell teatr0
de Ia Comedia. G. r. Mayor, Ell
distributor, dice que la pelicu-
la fu6 aprobada por Ia junta
decensores Y que espera lograr
Sc levante Ia orden.
zHecha en- Hollywood, la pellcu
la fu6 exhibida en- los EStados
Unidos con Ell titulo "Hider, Ia
bestia de Berlin.
La gaceta., 1940-04-08

su bordo, ingleses y aaeunanes,
V seis cadaveres sobre la cubier
ia. Una batalla Sc libr6 en- ell
mar del Norte Y fueron hundi-
dos un buque ingdes y un sub
marino aleman.
Dicese que los barcos de que
IRA alemanes estan en- camino
de la costa noruega, donde la es-
cuadra inglesa vigila dos nuevos
campos minadoS. Escandinawia
teme un golpe desesperado de
los nazis que pueda extender la
guerra.
Les Aliados reconocen que no
les legal 10 que ellos han hecho;
pero que los p~rocedimientos lie
gales de los alemanes les obi
gan a actuar asi.