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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
ACTION FOLLOWS
GRID ARGUMENT
Competition Between Schools
In Baseball Basketball
Comes To An End
BY FRANK b.

RALEIGH, Dec. 1.-R-Davld-
son dropped Wake Forest IN foot
ball: now Wake Forest has
dropped Davidson in all other
sports.
Rumor that Wake Forest had
made a clean break and severed
all athletic relations with the Wild
cats was circulated in Wilmington
Yesterday after the Davidson VS..
The Citadel football game. The ru-
NOR was confirmed tonight at
Wake Forest.
Davidson is expected to an
nounce it's basketball schedule ear
ly this week-and Wake Forest vii
be conspicuous by its absence.
Both colleges are members OF
the Southern conference and the
Big Five.
Wake Forest officials indicating
that if Davidson would renew its
football series with the D e m o n
Deacons, Wake Forest would be
willing to resume other athletic
relations with the Wildcats.
The Wake Forest position was
stated by one official in this man.
ner: IF we're not good enough to
play Davidson in football, we won't
play Davidson in anything else"
Actually, Davidson severed foot
ball relations with Wake Forest be-
cause the Demon Deacons were
too good" The Wildcats an
nounced last year that they were
de : emphasizing their football
schedule, and would not meet
Wake Forest in 1910. Both Duke
and North Carolina, however, re-
manned on the Wildcats schedule.
AS soon as Davidson's decision
was made public, the Wake Forest
athletic council went into a huddle
and voted to sever all athletic re-
lations with Davidson. The action
of the athletic council, however,
was kept secret.
Principal reason for the secrecy
was that Wake Forest and David
o had basketball and baseball
games scheduled for the spring oil
1910, and the council decided that
these games should be played.
When the time came to make
up the basketball and baseball
schedules for 1871, however, Wake
Forest. simply said no thanks"
when approached by Davidson.
The rumor that Wake Forest had
made a complete break with Da-
wilson was partially confirmed by
DR.. Thurman Kitchin. president of
the college, and entirely confirmed
by Murray Greason, basketball
coach. Athletic Director Jim Weav-
er was not available for comment.
DR.. Kitchen said my under
standing is that the athletic coun-
Gil took the action last year. Either
Greason or Weaver, he said, could
say definitely.
GreaSon said:
"Soon after Davidson decided
not to play us in football, we 1e-
cided not to play the Wildcats in
any other sport. We also decided,
however, that we would go ahead
and play games that were already
scheduled with Davidson, which
accounts for the fact that we met
Davidson in basketball and base
ball last spring." /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
Redskins Win Eastern
Pro Football Crown

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-R-The
Washington Redskins: today won the
eastern division championship of the
National Professional Football
league, beating the Philadelphia
Eagles 10 to 6, but the magnificent
performance of little Davey O'Brien
of the Eagles as he bowed out of
football, setting a worlds record of
completing 33 passes in one game,
stole the show
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
%PINEHURST WINS

P1NEHURST. Dec. 1.-REThe
Pinehurst Polo club won it's w
autumn tournament today by de-
feating the New York Athletic club
z to 4, in the final match. Pine.
hurst gave New York a three-goa]
handicap. Billy Nichols scored the
New York goal in the final period
OF the six-period match.
Merrill Fink carded four goals
1or Plnehurst, Earl Shaw two and
Stanley Taylor one. s
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
FOOTBALL LETIEho

PRINCETON, \. J., Dec ma
r. Kenneth Fairman, SI'u' mi
ager of athletics, amount ,r.
award of major letters 10 ,.,r.
of the Princeton uniNersilS a.
football team. Am0nS ,sy
In seniors, nine Juniors anu
sophomores. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
G BOWL GAME

ORLANDO, Fla, Dec. l. LA -
Wilberforce University Of Ohio and
Florida A. & MS Rattlers will
clash here Dec. z in the Oranoe
Blossom game, annual affair
played each year between two ~
the nations top-ranking negro col.
legiate football teams. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
Parker's Passes Cine
Dodgers l4-6 Victory

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-R-Ace
Parker whipped touchdown passes
of Is to "A yards to Banks Nc
Fadden and Dick Cassiano to drive
the Brooklyn Dodgers to a IA to 6
victory over the Giants before a
crowd of SIS, 600 in the Polo grounds
today. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
SMOKE RINGS
All Over Now
By SAM Raglan

- foa+ha1 seasono of 1910 has come and gone and like
,an - Nv tho home of the Three Bears it has lett Its un-
G najsasGebIe IN mark n t on the American sports scene. sao
c heroes have faded into the Pages Of fa the past st. w wnite
new .u:. a na nn chanters to a great game that will go on and
W. W and IN like the river. It has been a great football year ana
y t au who like to remember it all there's plenty OF ma
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02
SUN BOWL GAME

Ell PAsO, Tex, Dec. 1.-R-Tbe
Sun Bowl athletic committee todsv
invited Western Reserve universi+v
of Cleveland to play in the Sun R,,u,,
football game against Tempe Teach.
ers Of Arizona, January l,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02

winter.
WiImington's Game
Davidson and The Citadel played
very good game here Saturday. Inc
game was much closer than the SEQ
Indicated and the way the TWO
squads performed lived up to pre-
game billing that the teams were
about evenly matched.
Citadel had a g~ood-coached team
and we remarked as much to Coach
Bo Rowland Saturday night.
1.-THE boys played we'll" he said
''but thew didn't have quite enough
out there"
Coach Gene McEver praised the
work of his entire team and ne ap-
peared quite satisfied with the way
they closed the 1910 season.
No mean words Of praise should
be handed out to the performances
of little Davey Spencer and big
Johnny Fredericks for the way they
spanked the backfield play Of the
Wildcats. In the line Hank Balm
son and Frank Niven turned in good
performances.
Davidson and Citadel will keep
practically their entire teams for next
season and when they meet IN l94l
it will be another good game.
We have talked with several foot
ball fans of Wilmington and they say
that they would like to have the
Citadel-Davidson game as an annual
affair here. We believe that the
two schools will cooperate in such a
proposal and we also believe that it
would be a good move for the spon-
sors to line Up this contest for next
year as soon as possible.
'Cats.Deacons Split
Last Friday night, Davidson col
le-e officials indicated that all at.lle-
tic relations between Davidson and
Wake Forest were off and this was
confirmed last night in a story by
Frank Gilbreth out of Raleigh in
which he quoted Wake Forest Of
ficials to that effect.
A Davidson official said that they
wouldn't play Wake Forest in foot
hall until they change over there"
He didn't mention what changes are
desired but the Wildcats feel that the
Deacons are wishing now that they
lad played Davidson this fall so that
they could lay claim to a co-cham-
pionship in the Big Five.
At any rate, 1t doesn't look like a
reconciliation between the two
schools is any where near. But a
few more seasons like this and they
will get together. And when they
do look out for a battle.
Game Lacks
There was a lack of several things
in the game Saturday. First the
lack of a public address system
caused an a%pathetic crowd to get
even quieter.
There were few penalties in the
same and the drama of a long drive
doWnfield being halted was absent.
Drinking was nil and so were the
cheers. And that doesn't imply that
these two 90 together.
The crowd went home quickly n
apparently forgot about the game.
That is everyone except the fellow
who came up and kept telling us
would have won if they had used the
quick-kick. After the game, in fact,
he wanted a quick kick himself for
bettin on 'em. So there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-02

Inc IaJ Mahal is located at Agra,
inola. 1t Is an architecturally beau
't1ful mausoleum.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-09
BETHEL. BAPTIST
PLAYERS WIN
FIRST PLACE


DAYTON The Bethel Baptist
Church Players won first place In the
Fifth Annual Religious Drama Fes-
sival sponsored BY the Youth Division
Of the Montgomery County Sunday
School Council Of Religious Educa-
tson, held at the Epworth Methodist
Church, February 2, 3, and 4.
The Bethel Players presented an
original play, 1.-THE Web of Lift
written and directed BY Verne
Green. The cast was composed Of
Leafy Green, Owen Leigh, Stewart
Jones, and Amsden Oliver. Charles
Higgins directed the musical back
ground for the play.
This is the first time in the history
OF the festival that one Of ou,
churches has placed first. Betha will
repsesent Montgomery County IN the
District Festival to be held March
Q to 16.
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Classy Cleveland Quintet
To Return In League Game
Tonight At St. Johns 5 Gym


The Cleveland Cobras, who show
ed to such an advantage here two
weeks ago as members Of Jesse
Owens Olympians wll return to Day.
ton Saturday night to oppose the
Jones Bros. M'orticians in the las
Mid West league tilt Of ss'e N
This game will mark the end Of the
league season locally, although Ine
Morticians have some mighty tough
games to play in the league On the
road. To date the locals have vet
40 win q league contest for their
following but will extend every eff
fort to be on top err the whistle
blows ending Saturday nights tlt.
Ted Belcher, Capt. Seats, and Jack
Wilder who were outstanding as
players on the Olympians will team
with the famous Frank Doc Kel-
ker to give the Clevelanders one of
the most formidable teams to ray
here this year. In league competi-
tion the invaders have dropped but
one contest and that to the highly
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TO BROADCAST
HISTORY WEEK
P PROGR A M

The Social Studies Department @
Dunbar High School, in celebration
Of National Negro History Week, y
sponsoring several events during the
week over station WING on Sat
urday, February 10th and Saturday
February nth from 7 to 7so pm.
the department will sponsor pro-
grams known as Negro History Ju-
bilee.. On the broadcast Of the
10th Will be the Dunbar High Sihooi
A Cappella Choir direrted by Ghas'
Higgins; 4 group Of students from
the dramatic department will pre-
sent an original play "The Greatest
Of These" written by Verne Green,
head of the Social Studies Depart
ment: and with musical interludes
by Clarens Francois; and MI. + g.
MacFarlane, principal, will speak
on the February l7th broadcast, the
A Cappella Choir directed by Chas.
Higgins will render the music and
the speaker will be Or. w. q. 3. Du-
pois, who IS being brought to the
citv bv the faculties of Dunbar, Gar
Geld and Willard schools.
Three assemblies will be sponsor
ia by the department. On Monday
February 10Th, six students will
speak On the various phases Of Ne
gro Achievement the master Of
ceremonies will be Curtis Mile
and the speakers. Mary Jane Da,
TnSaxsa .RpSa. .JasaaS Davis Thals1
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Hlamlin and Juanita Boyd. Chas.
Higgins will provide the music.
The play, The Greatest Of These
will be presented on Wednesday,
February l4th. The cast is COM
posed If Wenonah Oiford, Warren
Robinson, Mary James Day, Mary
Warner, Robert Blackburn, Frank
Bankston, Sylvester Offord, and Asa
Mcgowan. Music will be furnished
by Clarens Francois, and Villa Hill
will give the introduction.
On Friday, February 10th, a pl's-
gram will be presented known as
What Famous Negro Am IT, From
descriptions given by three speak
ers, nine history students vii at
tempt to give the correct name Of
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LINDEN CENTER
N 9 T ES
PENNY FAIR

It's here, the Penny Fair at Lir-
den Center on Feb. 18th from 4 TO
9 pm. Once year the Girl Scouts
put forth their best effortss to pre-
sent to the public some novelty or
product. Troop No. rs is the larg-
est colored troop in the city ana
has been in existence since 1928
having been organized BY Mrs.
Bertie u lis at Linden Center. Girls
from 10 to Is years of age are en-
rolled as intermediate and Senior
Scouts. Girls from to 10 years Of
age are known as Brownies.
Committees under the Leadership
Of Margaret Ellis, as general chaf-
man, are very busy preparing ne'hs
for the various booths which will pc
in operation. The Troop Commitlee
composed of Miss Nellie Garret,
chairman, Mrs Letitha Rose, MIS-
Hortense Campbell, Miss Margaret
Robinson and Miss Ethel stewart
have already selected appropriate
awards for the committee display
ing the most attractive booth.
Through the courtesy of Elder ana
,Iohnson's an adequat display of
Girl Scout equipment will also pc
on exhibit along with booths for
Fortune Td ling, Candy and Pop
Corn, Sandwiches and Ice Cream
Fish Pond, Lettergram, kissing ana
Cookies.
Linden Center started out WIN
eleven entries in the Golden Gloves
Tournament Monday, February 5tn
at Memorial Hall. Bill Lauterdaie'
kightheavyweight, won by knock
out on Tuesday; Lloyd Arnold won
bv 4 decision in the middleweight di-
vision: John Cartwright, welter-
weight, won by knock out; Law
renee Cartwright won by q knock
out on Monday night and drew
bye Tuesday in the lightweight d.
vision: Joe Jarman lightweight won
two fights on Monday and Tuesday
night; Buddp Hamilton, feather
weight, won by decision Monday
and also drew bye Tuesay Ihe
finals viii be held on Monday Febru'
ary 18th.
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the person. Music viii be provided
BY Charles Higgins.
Al twelve page syllabus for Negro
History Week, listing the most out
standing people, events and books Of
the Negro was worked out in book
lei form by the Social Studies De-
partment and presented to the teach
ers of Dunbar, this week. The mem
bel.s Of the Social Studies Depart
ment are: Mrs. Jessie Ridley, Mrs.
Flossie Cox, Mr.. Marion Ramey, Mr..
ROBBERS Rice, Nj. Hubert Elliott, and
Mr.. Verne Green.
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touted Detroit aggregation. They are
the only team to defeat the present
league leaders, the Pittsburgh y Big
5.
The Jones aggregation hopes to
profit by the mistakes made during
the previous encounter gather with
the general over-confidence OF the
upstate quintet to register one OF
the biggest upsets of the year, by
defeating this club at least the locals
vii have the distinction Of pulling
the seasons outstanding surprise.
AS usual the main attraction will
be preceded by fast curtain rals-
er, and followed BY dance.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
ACUPARON LITERATURE
NAH A DOS ~JOVENCITOS

Dos jovencitos, uno de ellos a
.leman de nacimiento, fueron lie
vados aver a la estaci6n de poll
cia, por tener en- su pOder lite
ratura p%ro-nazi.
Uno de ellos, Teodoro Mast
ers, de 20 amos, tenia un libro
titulado: Porque 20 combato
por Hitler. Su verdadero apelli-
do es Matter, Interrogado Dor
el detective Beasley manifesto
que no pertenecia al Bund; pc
70 que habia sido mlembro de la
guardia nacional y de la reser-
va naval, en- New York. No ira
Ia, segdn dijo de reunir infof-
maci6n militar.
WilEsm Him, Ell otro ioven-
cito, NADIA dijo que tuviera I'M
portancia.
Mr.. Beasley lie dijo 10 Que pen
saba de ellos y el nazismo y ,os
dej6 en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
Los "Bertas" nazis atacaron I'm convoy ingle
Ell pueblo frances hace resistencia pasiva

Londres, agosto 22.-Los ca
nones "grandes Bertas" de los
nazis atacaron hoy un convoy de
vapores ingleses, en- Ell canal, e
hicieron mas de Glen disparOs
sin que los proyectiles alcanza-
ran a los barcos. Los destructo-
res que escoltaban ell convoy
lanzaron grandes columnas de
hume. Veinte aeroplanos Helm
keel atacaron tambien, pero los
cazas ingleses los pusieron en- flu
ga, derribando a uno de ellos.
FL PopOlo de Italia, diario
fascista, publica hoy un artfculo
10, en- Roma y dice que ell pue-
bio frances Sc MEGA a cooperar
con los nazis, por medic de la
resistencia pasiva.
En- las esferas oficiales ingle-
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
TORPEDO AEREO ALE
MAN DESTRUYO VARIAS
CASAS DE T~RABAJADO-
RES

LondreS, agOSto Pa a.
viaci6n nazi lanz6 aver un tor
pedo aereo en- una poblaci6n de
la costa sureste y el aparato des-
truy6 una hilera de casas de ira
bajadores. FL torpedo abri6 ua
crater de 20 pies e hizo que la
poblaci6n trepidara. Sc calcula
ell peso de la carga EN- una tone
lada. Todavia no Sc ha reveal
do ell ndme~o de muertos.
Las voces de las victimas sa-
liam de entire las ruinas, guiando
a los miembroS de las cuadrillAs
de rescate. Una anciana de 80 a.
nos escape con vida luegb Dc
que la explosion habia destruido
TODD 10 que estaba a su alrede-
dor. No quedo un ladrillo enci-
ma de otro en- la secci6n ataca-
da. Antes de lamar ell torpedo,
los nazis tiraron dos proyectiles
de producer ruido en- las afueras
del pueblo.
Trece aeroplanos del enemigo
fueron derribados.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
LOS o PARA Ell ES-
~TAOIONAMIENTO DE .AU-
TOMOVILES

La comisi6n de zonas, que es-
tudia Ell asunto de los relojes pa
"a ell estacionamiento de los au-
tom6viles en- ell distrito conner
cial, ha sitado a una conferencia
a IL impOrtantes organizaciO-
mes de esta ciudad. Sc efectuara
la conferencia Ell pr6ximo mar
tes por la tarde, a las 4, en- Ia
casa ayuntamiento.
Sc lie haran a las colectivida-
des invitadas, estas preguntas :
Favorece su Organization, CO.
mo experiments, la installation
de relojes para ell estacionamien
to de los cOches, sin gasto algu-
no para la ciudad? IDeberan
ser Operados manual o automa-
ticamente? ICuando dberan CO.
locarse? IDebeTan ser puestos
en- cuadras enteras, con Ia excep
clio nde los espacios reservados
por 10 minutes, o alternados
con espaciOs libres7 IDeberan
ser restringidos y solo puestos
en- Ia parte principal del dLstrito
comercial7
JDebera la policia establecer
un Bur6 de Trafico?
EApoya 50 organization, en-
general, los puntos PARTICIPATES
de nuestro reporte?
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
Ell EJERCITO DE EGIPTo
RESISTIRA LA INVASION

Cairo, Egipto, agosto o.
Unadivisi6n del ej@rcito de ma
niobras de Egipto ha tornado va
posiciones, seg1n el ministrode
la guerra, Kelsey Pasha, y resis-
tira cualquier invasion del pals,
proceda de Libia 0 de Otros lu-
cares. No atacaremos, pero 81
somos atacados combatiremos
junto a nuestra aliada, Inglate-
IRA para la protection de la pa
tria. FL gobierno del primer mi
nistro Hassan Sabry Pacha ha
recibido miles de peticiones pa
ra que Ell pals Sc una a Inglate-
IRA en- la lucha que esta sostie-
ne contra los nazis y los fascis-
tas italianos.
Teme el mando ipgles que Hit
Ter, imltando a Napoleon, trate
de apoderarse del Egipto.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
'UN CREDITO PARA AGRAN
OAR Ell AlERODROMO Pc
TER 0. KNIGHT

LEGO aver a Washington, Sc
gun un telegrama rec5bidO en-
Tampa, un pgoyecto de la WPA
que abarca un cr6dito de $214,-
867 para agrandar Ell aer6dro-
mo Peter o. Knight, de esta eiu
dad. lie do su aprobaci6n el adj
ministrador del Estado, Sr. Roy
Schroeder, quien 10 classified CO.
mo de Immediate necesidad.
FL alcalde Chancey estima
tambien, Y asi 10 ha comunica-
do a la secretaria de la guerra,
que la obra debe r~ealizarse sin
demora.
portara la WPA S171,437 y
Ia se%cretaria de la guerra, $43,-
430.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
IDA Ell GRAN JURADO LAS
~DTRECCIONES DE A
DONDE Sc APUNTA LA BO-
LITA Y FUNCIONAN JUE-
Cos PROHIBIDOS

Ell Gran Jurado del condado,
cumpliendo con su deber envi6
aver comunicaciones a Mr.. r. e.
L.. Chancey, alcalde de Tampa I;
jefe de policia Woodruff, sheriff
Mcleod y condestable Bozeman,
Graves y Culbreath, denuncian-
do q lugares donde Sc apunta
a la bolita, funcionan maquinas
de jugar y Sc mantienen otros
juegos ilicitos.
Los lugares denunciados por
ell alto cuerpo Investigator son
los siguientes The Brown Der
by, en- "a avenida de Florida; ca
sa 804 de la Gale de Twiggs; Lu
cky Smoke Shop, 712-14 de la
Gale de Twiggs; Morgan Street
Cigar Store, 10O3h de la Gale
de Morgan; Luis Place, COS de
la Gale de Kay; Little Savoy Ii
quors, Scott y Central CID ave-
nida de Nebraska 1925 de Ia ca
lie de Franklin; esqUina sures-
tie de Constant y Spring; esqui-
ma nordeste de Estelle y Nor
gan esquina Nordeste de la On
cena avenida y Gale Is; 239 de
la Gale 10, un restaurant; Ma
drid, 1880 de la S6ptima aveni-
da; Esguina de la Gale 10 y Sep
TINA, detras de Cuervo; Lido
Cafe, %esquina noroeste de la ca
lie 20 y Septima avenida S. A.
l. y Gale de Morgan; Blue
Front, esquina de Nebraska y
Lake; restaurant de Charlie, Ne
braska y Lake; Cigar Stand en-
tire Mattasini Fish y Maritime
Penn. en- Fortune; Restaurant
frente al astillero; estaci6n de
servicio del Estuario, eaNe 10
" Twiggs; Greenhouse, Gale
%, al norte de la avenida Co
lumbia; The Red Top, esquina
de Cass y Nebraska; esquina
sureste de la Gale % y Octaya;
Eddie Liquor Store avenida de
Florida cerca de Michigan, y e.
dificio al fondo de la esqulna
suroeste de Nebraska y lack.
0frece el Gran Jurado su CO.
laboraci6n. ReclbiG Fl lnforme
81 juez Sander. Hasta Ell dia II
de septlembre no volvera a reu-
nlrse 81 Gran Jurado.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22
Hoy Sc efectuara ell %entieno de Leon Trotzky
ELcriminal es un canadense nombrado
Franckie Jackson.
Tratase de un complot International

Ciudad de Mexico, agosto %.
-periodista que fue ell genio mi
litar DE la revoluci6n bolsevi-
que, Leon Trotzky, falleci6 aver
a conSecuencia de los hachazOs
que lie di6 un canadense, Fran
kie Jackson, de quien Sc dijo
primeramente que era persia y
ciudadano belga.
Hoy por la tarde, a las cuatro,
Sc v%erificara ell entierro del com
panero Y amigo de Lenin, quien
venia acusando a Stain de trai
.ci6n al pueblo russo y a los idea
les del fundador del Soviet.
Jackson declare que habia
matado a Trotzky porque este
actuaba en- contra de Stain y
ell regimen Soviet.
FL comandante de policia Je-
sis Galindo asegura que ell cri-
men tiene TODD el aSpecto de un
complot International y que a
Jackson Sc lie habia ordenado ell
fingirse amigo de Trotzky para
ganar su c~onfianza Y poder ma
tarlo cuando lie pareciera conve-
niente. Jackson. por efecto de
la golpiza que lie di6 la escolta
dd Trotzky sigue recluido en-
ell hospital de la policia.
La viuda y los amigos del ase-
sinado aseguran que Ell crimen
La gaceta., 1940-08-22

fu6 inspirado por Jose Stain y
cometido por la 0gpu. Jackson
declare que Trotzky lie habia
desilusionado, por cuanto lie a.
consejaba realizara actos de sa-
botaje en- contra de Stain.
Sc encuentra en- la carcel una
muier, Sylvia Agaloff, de
Brooklyn, N. Y, quien asegura
es la novia de Jackson.
Ell criminal la hacia pasar por
su esposa, La mujer dice que
NADIA saba de 10 que Jackson
planeaba.
La sonora de Trotzky comen-
to al morir su marido; asf es la
vida de cruel.
lie hizo una mascarilla ell fa-
moso escultor mejicano Ignacio
Asunsulo.
DID el p6same a la viuda, en-
nombre del presidente Carde-
mas, ell general Hernandez La
mont.
En- ell sarcofago aparece una
tarjeta con estas ~palabras "Yo
estoy SECURE de la victoria IL
nal de la Cuarta International.
Adelante'.
Los asistentes explicaron que
esas palabras las habia pronun
ciado la vlctima antes de MORN.
La gaceta., 1940-08-22

NOsotros sabemos de una CO.
mission que en- la COchinchina
pidi6 que las casas de prostitu-
ci6n fueran cerradas.
Fueron cerradas... y abrieron
de nuevO, en- otros barrios.
La comisi6n protest6 por Sc
gunda vez, representando a mas
de 20 colectividades, y Sc produ-
10 Ell segundo "cierre''.
Abrieron de nuevo... Mont6
la comisi6n a caballo y pidi6 ac-
cion rapida.
Fue complacida. Sc cerraron
los prostitutes. Ounce dias
despues... funcionaban como an.
ties.
iAhora bien, ESQ poede suce.
der en- la Codhinchina pero nc
en- Tampa, que es una ciudad
civilizada y algo mas!