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Evening star., 1940-04-11
Huge Soviet Army
Reported Moving
Into Odessa Region
Rumdniuns Order ..
All Arms Stored to
Meet Any Threat

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, April 11.-Large
numbers of Soviet Russian troop
reinforcements were reported today
to have moved into the Odessa re-
gion from the north. Odessa, on
the Black Sea, lies about rs miles
from the Rumanian Bessarabia
border.
The reports, reaching this capi-
tai from the frontier region, could
not be confirmed on this side of
the border.
Russia lost Bessarabia to Rumania
In the post-World War territorial
changes and has never renounced
her claim to it.
The advices pictured the Russian
forces as veteran troops, many Of
whom had fought in Finland.
Meanwhile, the Rumanian govern
ment issued a decree that all ma
uonal defense factories must imme-
diately store supplies for use in case
Of general mobilization. Supplies
must be sufficient for Is days, the
decree said.
At the same time an embargo was
put on export of sunflower seeds to
Germany, which previously has
bought almost the entire Rumanlan
crop to replace her deficiency in fats.
The government issued a formal
denial of what it called wild re-
ports" that three bound
Danube River freight boats had
been sunk by explosions.
River Pilots Called for Service.
The Rumanian and Yugoslav
governments were reported by
usually reliable sources today to
have agreed on German insistence
to call all their Danube River pilots
for military service.
This action would void contracts
which many Rumanian and Yugo-
slav rivermen signed with British
and French agents and make them
available for assignment to German
Danube shipping by military COM
mand.
The only official Rumanian COM
ment was the statement that the
government was taking steps to pro-
tect Danube traffic from sabotage
The cargo of a British h-chartered
barge, which German reports said
was carrying dynamite up the river,
has been confiscated since its de-
tention near the oil port of Giurgiu
on April 6.
The authoritative Belgrade news
paper Pravda declared the small
neutral Danubian countries-Ru-
mania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and
Hungary-were arranging for in
ternational police control of the
vital waterway.
Such control, which German cir
cles said must necessarily be under
Nazi leadership, was suggested by
the semi official Budapest newspa-
per Poster Lloyd yesterday as ad-
visable ito prevent acts of sabotage. !"
Evening star., 1940-04-11

Try it your very next washday.
And if you don't agree that
this wonderful, new Chipso
lives up to every single one of
our promises for all-around
washday performance-of
speed, power and safefy-rs-
turn the unused portion to
your dealer and he'll gladly
give you back your money!
TINE SAME FAMILIAR PACKAGE
NOW CONTAINS THG NEW
VASrER.SupsiNo cHIpSo.
Evening star., 1940-04-11

With commodity prices rising,
Japan Is trying to stop . decrease
In quality Of goods.
Evening star., 1940-04-11

Chpse Was Amazing Read Auy
Salvation Amy Of Booth Hospital c'vsd Ohio said about a
Sps
OF were convinced that in co sd
cleansing and safety" G.F COOK fPr.sarti
Evening star., 1940-04-11


I. MORE 0PEED-Before
their very eyes, Chipso beat
even popular, high-powered,
granulated soaps in speed of
solution and sudsing. It dis
solved up to nearly half as fast
again. And those suds finish q
heavy wash in record time.
4. snow WHITE WASlUS
-Chipso gave nearly q fourth
moro suds, ounce for ounce,
than the average Of the 8 soaps
Evening star., 1940-04-11

Biggest washday news in years! Not even
popular, high powered, granulated soaps
match new Chipso for Speed, Cleansing
Power and Safety It together!
VX7 7HAr could be fairer, we thought,
w than going right to critical women
themselves with the story of our wonder.
full, new Chipso-having them see its speed,
washing power and safety.
Chipso Seen in rs Citiesl
We went to Is cities. Let women see with
their own eyes new Chipso's performances!
And here's why eye-witnesses gave new
ChfncA ~, hal x,e<o.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Infants Wear
h Price and
Nearly Half

Tots Cotton Dresses, Sun
Suits, Handmade fodder
Dresses and Creepers. Jack.
cts, Sport Shirts. Were sl.l5
Cotton Play Toys and Sun
Suits. Were S1.99-----99c
Handmade Cotton Sun
Suits; pastels and whites for
boys and girls. Sizes ! to 8.
Were s1.15 ea.------68c
Odd Lot of Infants and
Tots Wear. Polo shirts, over
alls, sun suits, rayon panties
and sleepers. Were soc to
sl.15 ------29c ca.
-Boys' and Girls Cotton
Union Suits. Broken sizes
2 to ~. Were 3sc-----19c
-Ray0n Panties, Vests,
Boomers. Broken sizes, 2 to
16. Were 29c ea.---19c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Stationery

So Score Pads With Pencils.
Cellophane wrapped. Were
10c to 25c-----------5
40 Pliofilm Table Covers.
Assorted colors. Were soc.
Perfect condition--25C
10 Metal Cabinets with 1
Drawers. Were $1----5Oc
Odd Let Writing Paper.
Was 1sc to $l----k Price
Stimulated Alligator Desk
Accessories. Were $l--59c
II Underwood Noiseless Re.
built Typewriter. Demon
strator. Was $3.50, $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Corset Shop

-266 Rayon and Cotton
Foundations. Many styles.
Were $3.50 to $5---S1.88
-109 All-in-One and Cir
dies. Strong cotton mesh.
Were 50 to $3----S1 60
900 Corsettes, Girdles and
Elastic Stretch Garments.
Variety Of styles. Excellent
qualities Of cotton and rayon.
Were $1.59 to 2.50---S1.OO
Clearance Ban deaux.
White and tearose; lace,
rayon satin and cotton ba-
tiste. Were 49c to 69c, 35c
Kann'vSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
RaNOss
Underwear

-1S7 pieces Rsyon Undies.
Mfgrs. closeouts. Sheers and
novelties --------25c ca.
Sc Rayon Undies. Briefs
and panties s-----19c
-175 Famous Make Undies.
Irregulars. Samples. Were
89c and $1--2 for 81
-12o Salesmen's Sample Un-
dies. Glove silk and rayon
mixtures es----h Price
-38 Rayon TaHeta Slips.
Were 79c -49c
81 Sheer Rayen Undies 19c
SO Sample Undies. Run
proof rayon tricot knit. 800
ia Perfect Quality Girdles
Of cotton and rayon and las
tex. Were 81. Discontinued
styles es-------------30c
-SS Ray0n Chemise. Regu-
lar and extra sizes. Were
Soc --------39C
KAnnb-street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Wash FrOckS

Cotton Wash Frocks.
Broken sizes. Were soc and
TIC ---------------39c
Uniforms. Broken sizes.
Were s1.95 and s2.95- -99c
Maids White Apron Sets.
Soiled. Were $2.95- -S197
-Eyelet Batiste, Piques,
SwiSses and Lawn Dresses.
Were $2.99 and $3.99.
Now ----S1.59
Marie Dressler Rayon
Dresses. Soiled. Were $3.50,
S3.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Una nabreIlus

Il Woman's 10-Rib Cotton
and Silk Gloria Umbrella.
Was $500. As $500
3 Women's 16-rib Rayon
Umbrellas and 1 Woman's
16-rib Oil Silk and Rayon
Combination Umbrella. Were
So --$1.75
Il Woman's 16-rib Rayon
and Silk Umbrellas. Was
IS ----------S2.79
a Women's l6.rib Rayon
Umbrellas and ) Women's
16-rib Cotton Gloria Um-
brellas. Were $2----S125
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Upholstery

II Porch Shade, 3 TT. Wide.
As ts -------------Z5C
-150 pairs Crash Drapes.
Were 81. Pr.-----69C
80 Cleanable Venetian
Blinds. Were 79c ea.--19c
Us Bolts Glazed Chints.
Were 2sc and Soc yd. .--15c
so pairs Glazed Chints
Drapes. Were $1.4s ca. SOC
-150 pairs Striped, Rufiied.
and Tailored Curtains Were
II -4yC
rs Slip Covers for chairs.
Were $3.98------S1.94
lis Slip Covers, for sofas.
Were s5.ss--------S2.94
-12 Da-Bed Covers. Were
$1.69 ------97C
-l25 Dining Room Chair
Covers. Were 69c-----39C
liz Sets Six-piece Glider
Cushions. Were $7.s5, S3.99
II Glider Cushion Set. Was
$l2.95. As E--------S7
IL Glider Covers Were
$1.00 -----57C
liz Auto Covers, sedans
only. Were $1.29-----58c
3 Screen Doors, as is. Were
$2.25 to $3.95 ea.--S1,19
-3 Window Screens, as is.
Were soc to Toe ea.----24c
3 Venetian Blinds, as is.
Were $3.9s to $4.98 ca. S1.5O
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to soc
yard ---------------7c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 49c to 69c
yard d------------17C
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
Drapery Material Remnants.
Were 7oc to $1.29 yard --27c
Xaun's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22

iary, at the regular monthly meet
ing recently, it was announced to-
day. Other officers elected were:
Mrs. Mildred Tucker, vice presi.
dent; Mrs. William Mitchell, Sec
retary; Mrs. Carl w. Walzl, treas
urer: Mrs. Mary ONeill, historian,
Evening star., 1940-08-22
DO,naesticS

Ia Tailored Cotton Printed
Bedspreads. Twin and double
bed sizes. Were $3.9s, S1,79
-3 Rayon Taiieta Bed.
Spreads. Were $3.9o -Sl,99
. Rayon Taneta Bed
spreads. Were $7.99- SO 80
lis Mattress Covers. Full
or twin bed sizes. Were
Il Chenille Bedspread. Sin
gle bed size. Was
$500 --S3,99
800 Yards 81 u In. I'm
bleached Sheeting. GOOD
heavy weight. Was 25c
yd. ----19c Vd.
- Nautical Patterned Che
mile Spreads. Double bed
size. Were $4.99 $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22

the judgment Of the policeman
must be depended upon.
The booklet is now in the hands
Of the printers and will be delivered
in a few days. Legal questions in
volved were edited by Common
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Furniture

3 Mahogany Finished Book
cases. Were $4.95 So 80
Il Maple Kneehole Desk.
Was $2s.5o--------S225O
10 Walnut and Mahogany
Finished Chairs. Were
$1.95 ---$1,19
. Mahogany Veneered d
Lamp Tables, l End Table, 1
Maple Coffee Table. Were
ss.s5 ----$5.99
. Mahogany Finished Drum
Tables. Were $5.95- 1899
II Maple Finish Kneehols
Desk. Was $12.95---S8 80
II Modern Maple Lamp
Table, l End Table, / Coffee
Table. Was $6.s9----S3 98
II Walnut Veneered Smok-
ing Cabinet. Was
Sass ----- s7.99
II Mahogany Veneered
Smoking Cabinet. Was
ss;ss $50
IS Ferneries. Were
s2.4s -S S1.69
Il Walnut Veneered Cock
tail Table. Was $1o.95, $3.50
. Five-pc. Porcelain Break
fast Sets. As is. Were
$24.95 --E1S RI
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22

Manager Frank G. Hanrahan an
nounced today.
In an introduction prepared by
the County Manager, the police
men are told that the book is not
designed as complete guide in
every individual situation because
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Costume
JeiceIry

900 pieces Costume Jew
elry. Were soc and 81, 19c
3 Cigarette Lighters. Were
81. AS is---29c
rs pieces Costume Jew
elry. Was 81 and SO, S1.OO
so Women's Rings. We're
$1.s5 ---------------S1.OO
Il Woman's Wrist Watch.
Was $8.95. As is---S4.9
. Travel Clocks.
Were s2-------S1.39
80 Mems Genuine PigSkin
Straps. Were .59c and 81.
Special -35c or 3 for 81
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22

wealthS Attorney Lawrence w.
Douglas. Among the topics covered
are general conduct and duties. cor
rect procedure Of arrests and treat
ment Of prisoners, first aid princi-
pies and the gathering Of evidence.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
TOiIetries

-107 Hair Brushes. Variety
of styles and shapes.
Choice -20 20c
30 D'Orsay Colognes.
Three fragrances. Were
$l.10 -----69 69C
-163 Iodent No. . Tooth
Paste. 40c size ze--19c
POI Tooth Brushes. Were
zoe to Soc 0c------1Oc
-73 Gamma Walska Face
Powders. ACC size ze---17c
III Gallon Jugs ShAmpoos.
CASTLE, cocoanut oil and tar.
$3.50 size ---S1.19
-3O3 Glass Sugar and
Creamer Sets. Crystal or
rose -----5c
-12l Lotus De Luxe Sani-
tary Napkins. Box Of 81.
Were $l--79C
-l98 Jumbo Toiletries. s.
Creams, lotions, powders,
shampoos. Choice
So Everglo Paper Towels.
Were 29c-------14c 29c
80 Wrisley's Giant Co.
lognes. Lilac. carnation,
gardenia. Were $1--49c
-383 Gamma Walska Per-
fumes. Five fragrances. 1Oc
-37 Woodbury. Talcums.
Were 25c---13C
Kann'vStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
L1aces

-12 Yds. Net Suxette. Was
81 yd. SIC vd.
30 Yds. Velvray Mousseline.
Was 81 yd.-------59c vd.
-I6 Yds. Embroidered Pique
and OrSandy. Was
81 I'd. --------59c vd.
- Lace Scarf and Vanity
Sets. Were $1.49-----S1.OO
- Lace Vanity Sets. Were
-Manufacturer's 3 . m PIE
Lengths Of Ribbon! Plain,
Dresden and novelty types.
From / in. to 4 In. wide.
Was 1ec to Soc
I'd. --------------1OC va.
Zaan's-e&yeet Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
GIOUes

-9S prs. Pull-on Cotton and
Rayon Fancy Cuff Gloves.
Black. wine, rust and brown.
Sizes 51z to 7i7 but not in
every style. Were Soc to
sl.00 00------45c
go prs. White, black and
Colors. Mesh and net gloves.
Sizes 6 to 7. Were 81 and
$3.50 SOC
-203 prs Pull-on Capeskin
Gloves. Brown, grey or rust.
Sizes So to IN. Were
S1.39 9--S9c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Hosiery

81 Irregulars Of S1.15 5.
thread 51-gauge
-115 prs. Mems and Boys
Cotton and Rayon Socks.
Light colors. Anklets and
half Sox l5C
SO prs. Cotton Terry Cloth
Anklets. Broken colors. Were
Csc ------l2C
Al prs. Children's Anklets.
Were 29c and 35c--19c
-l31 Nyion Irregulars. Two
colors only. on black and
Chill brown -98c
As prs Children's and
Misses An K lets. Were
l9c 9c---lOc
-157 prs. Women's Silk
Hose. Odd lot. Also rayon
and silk seamless outsize
hose se--39c
is prs. Non-run Seamless
Chiffon Stockings- gs---49c
-sl prs. Business Chiffons.
Perfect quality--------5Oc
KAnn's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
handkerchief

-Women's Large e-size Linen
Handkerchiefs. Misprints of
Csc erns--------1Oc
Large Cotton Handker.
chiefs. Mostly white back
grounds. Were 25c
each --------------121ac
-Women's Novelty Linen
Initialed Handkerchiefs.
Three styles. Broken assort-
ment. Were 25c---16c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Coats

Ill Spring Goats. Dressy
models. Black and navy.
Were s1o.s5---------S3.S8
rs Wool Tweeds, Shetlands
and Crepes. Were sl2.95 to
S16.95 --S6 AZ
80 Spring Dress Coats.
Were $l6.95 to $685., S8.48
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Loeusts at 1t Again

GREENVILLE, s. c. R.-Resi.
dents Of Paris Mountain, near here.
report the noise Of 17-year-locusts
| Is becoming almost unbearable.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Mrs. Leah Christian, chaplain, and
Mrs. ]. Feigheune, sergeant at arms.

One Of the smallest big game fish
on record was an 8-pound swordfsh
caught near Havana.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Neckueur

-12 Sport Shirts. Pure dye
silks and rayons. Slightly
soiled. White only. Were
sl.95 and S2.95---S159
and $3.50
90 Beach Shawls. Large
size. Colorful cotton fabrics.
Were Sl.l9-S SQc
-28 Su m mer Turbans.
White, pink, navy, black.
were 5sc 39c
IS yds. Skirt length Ruf.
fling. IS inches wide. White,
permanent finished oreandy.
Was s1.95 yd.--S1.OO yd.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
SiIuertc0re

Individual Salt and Pep.
pers. Crystal with sterling
silver tops. 6 to . box!
Were $l.49--79c
Rogers Silver-plated Soup
Or Punch Ladies. Discon-
tinued patterns. Were
$3.50 0-S1.99
Sterling Silver Compotes.
Tall and short stems. Slight
ly dented. Were $2.98 S1.79
so boxes SparkIet Bulbs.
10 to a box. Were 79c Acc
Glass Recipe Cockta
Shakers. Crystal or blue.
Were S2.49 -S1 %
IA Gilbert Alarm Clocks.
Radium dials. Assorted coll
ors. Were s198 81. .49
Odds and Ends of Silver
plated Tableware. Nom
Matching discontinued pat
terms. Were 10c
and l5c 5c-----7c ca.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
WushimQ
Machines

Il Reconditioned e asy
Washer. Vacuum cup spin
ner. Was $l59.95- -S59,95
II Thor Waaher and Ironer
(re c o n d it o n e d.. Was
$12S.S5 -------S39.95
Il New Easy Washer. Was
$7s.s5 ---S49.95
Street and Third Floors.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Inexpensive
Dresses

-15 Misses Rayon Evening
Dresses. Slightly soiled.
Were $7.95 $3.50
-175 Misses and Women's
S u m m er Dresses. Rayon
crepes. Were $500
to s6.95-------------S2
is Misses and Women's
S u m m er Dresses. Prints,
plain rayon crepes. Were
S2.99 and S3.99--S2
-35 Misses and Women's
Summer Dresses. Printed
rayon crepes. Were
s2.ss -Sl.49
Kann'sHSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
LeathergOOds

-150 Simulated Leather
Handbags. Irreg. 81 quail
ity ------39c
Us Women's Suede Belts.
Were 81 and $1.50----49c
rs Su m m er Handbags.
Were $l.59 and 50 ,--79c
10 Wood Bead Bags. Were
SZ.UU --------------Xl
200 White Handbags Reg.
$1.00. Clearance e---59c
rs Children's Bags. Were
loo SIC
80 Wood Bead Bags. Were
$l.19 -------49c
Street Flor
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Arlington County Police
Will Receive Manual

a manual for members of the
Arlington County (Va) police de-
partment is being prepared, County
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Rugs


3xe: seconds. Were
$l.95 74c
IS Hook Rugs. Were $1.95
and $2.95-------Sl.0 90
-l5 Woven Fibre Rugs.
4sx76. Were $6.s5---S1.99
Is Administer Rugs; 27x54.
Were ss.s5 .s5---S2.95
. Reversible Fibre Rugs;
exs. Were $685. S2.98
-15 Feltbase Rugs; exl0.6
and sxl2 ------S S2.99
II Woven Fibre Rug: 9x12.
Was s12.s5
. Stenciled Fibre Rugs;
Sxl0. Were $l0.95 -S5.48
a Sisal Rugs; 6x9. Were
s12.s5 ---S5.00
. Mour1ouk Rugs; 8xl0.
Were 1899 $500
hAHAHStEI mug f.OA0
size. Was $3.50 -S19.45
Il Administer Rug. 7.6x9
size. Was $24.e5---S18.95
Il Administer Rug. 9x10.6.
Was s27.s5-S21.49
II Seamless Administer Rug.
9xl2. Was $34.95 S24.98
Il Bagdad Rug. 9x12. Was
s39.s5 --S29.95
. Gulistan Rugs; 83x10.6.
Were sl3s S79.95
II Seamless Wilton Rug:
9x12. Was $50 --S36.95
IL Imperial Karnak Rug:
9xl2. Were $l00 ---S5995
Il Whittall Wool Wilton
Rug; 9x12. Was $75, $4,000
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Legion Auxiliary Names
Slate of Officers

Mrs. Amanda Long was elected
Unit l3l, American Legion Auxil.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Notions

-1S Cotton Crash Auto Seat
Covers. Sedan only. Were
-Odora Motholators. Were
Csc c2 for Csc
-16 Piiofilm Makeup Capes.
Were 25c-----15C
Quilted Rayon Satin Gov.
cred Boxes. Were Soc -39c
-Kleinerts Rubber Bra Top
Girdles. Mfg. seconds and
closeouts. Were $500 and
$500 --75c
Rubber Sanitary Aprons.
Were Csc. Sanitary Belts.
Were 25c---19c ca.
Chiffon Rubber Mittens.
Were 10c---
Cigarette Cases Were
20c
20 Rubber Lined Tourist
Cases. Were 25c---15c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Linens

40 Cotton and Rayon
Tablecloths. 57x77 size. Were
81 -----------69c
Odd lot Bates Rayon Nap.
kins. Seconds Of Csc
grade --------SC
-1o-7-pc. Cotton and
Rayon Table Sets. 52x6S size.
Were $5.95 set---S3.95
$50 Hand-appliqued Dol
lies. Were 19c and Csc, 1Oc
40 Cotton Dutchart Table
cloths. 50-in. size. Were
45c ea.- ea.----------C5C
80 Handmade Lace Table
Cloths. 52-in. size. All-over
lace patterns. Were
$3.50 0------S1.O0
Odd Lot Wash Cloths.
Cannon check pattern and
Pepperell solid colors. Were
&c and 10c--------5c ca.
80 50-In. Linen Luncheon
Cloths. Color borders. Were
79c ca. sic
Kann's-Street W0Or
Evening star., 1940-08-22
Tr'i,,ss,si i,sgS

so Cotton String Belts
Various colors.
Were 35c-------11c ca.
SO Cards White Pearl But.
tons. Were Csc card. 12hc
SIS Cotton Belts. Combine.
ton Of colors. Were 500
-. ---------------27c "a.
Xsnn'S-okroot yloog.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19
Ell EXCOMUNISTA DOZEN
BERG DECLARE EN- CON-
IRA DE ROWDE

New York, Enero len la
vista de la causa contra ell jefe
comunista Earl Browder, un ma
two de Russia, Nicolas Dozen
berg, frndador del partido Co
munista en- este pals, declare a.
yer que un pasaporte expsdido
a su nombre, con el retrato de
Earl Browder, no 10 habia So
licitado 81 de la Secretaria de
EstadO. Esa es la fotografia de
Browder, no siendo que tenga
un hermano gemelo.
Manifesto ell testigo que ell a
cusado 50 habia apropiadO de
los nombres de otros, en- SIS vi
sas, viajando asi por ell mundO
con diferentes alias.
La memorial defectuosa de
Nicolas lie impidi6 al fiscal pro-
bar que Browder habia obteni-
do los papeles de naturaliza-
ci6n de Dozenberg por medic de
la espOsa de este, y asf obtenido
un pasaporte con el nombre de
Nicolas Dozenberg''.
Interrog6 a variOs de los tes-
tigos el juez federal Coke, que
preside la vista.
George Powers, otro de los
declarantes, arroj6 poca luz en-
ell case; pero ell fisal lie present6
ONO ell individro que en- 1927 sc
habia prestado, bajO juramento,
a id%entifiar a George Morris,
Otro de los nombres usados pOr
Browder.
Ell fiscal exhibi6 un documen-
TO en- el cual Powers realiza, me
diante ~juramentO, la identified
ci6n de Morris, sehalando Ell
lugar de nacimiento de este CO.
mo Lawrence, Estado de Kan
sas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19
La procession de GaspartdG

GW PfNNO"0OH WS ONOPO' WV
La entrada de Gasparilla en-
Tampa tendra lugar Ell dia 6 de
febrero, lunes, seg1n ell progra-
ma preparado por la Association
de la Feria de Florida.
Mas de so carrozas sc han ms
cripto para optar por los pre-
mics ofrecidos. Tenemos enten-
dido que presentaran bonitas ca
rrozas ell Centre Espanol, Cen
tro Asturiano, Unione Italiana,
La Verbena del Tabaco, la Ca
mara de Concrete de YbOr y la
Camara de Concrete de West
Tampa.
La goleta del Pirata esta sien
do va acondicionada para su via
je annual por ell rio.
lDurante la Feria Sc vertical
"a I'm concurSo de camara can
dida en- ell cual figuraran fot6-
grafos PROFESSIONALS y ALTOONA
dos. Sc Ofreceran diez premios
en- metalico, de a $40 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19
Billy Conn defendera en- Miami
su ttlo de canteop
Tendra de rival a GYELesneKith

New York, Enero 19.-Mike
Jacobs, ell dominador de las mas
tmportantes peleas de boxeo en-
TODD eel pals, anunci6 aver que
en- eP mes de febrero presentara
"a Billy Conn, campe6n de las
rs libras, teniando de contra
Vrio a Gus LesAevith, de New
Jersey.
a La pelea Sc verificara en- Mia
hi, la ciudRd reina de la Flori-
&,y Conn arriesgara su tituloS
OEl triunfador Sc batira con
lei vencedor del match Apostolic
A0ttina, senalado para efec-
tuarse ell dia 2 de febrero.
Rcobs habia prometido al
MID mi un cOmbate de primer
den, pero Tony Galento lie no.
tific6 aver que no Sc hallaba en-
condolences de pelear con Max
La gaceta., 1940-01-19
BELL0ISE HIZO TABLAS
CON FRIEDKIN

Bernie Friedkin, de Browns
vile, retadOr de lpeso ligero, hi
20 tablas en- New York con
Mike Belloise, ell eXcampe6n del
peso de puma. Mas de 5000
senciaron ell combate.
Alcanz6 FNedkin ventaja en-
los primeros asaltos, pero Be
loiSe finaliz6 con mas fuerza,
No hubieron caidas. Johnny Nc
Avoy, Ell arbitro, vote por unas
tablas; el juez Gleischer di6 Ia
pelea a Friedkin y Ell otro juez,
Joe Agnello, selecOion6 q Belloi.
Sc.
Chalky Wright, de Los Angc-
les, vapule6 en- el semifinal a So
my Julian, de Williamsburg,
La gaceta., 1940-01-19

Afecta ell conflicto a los inge-
MOS Baragua y Estrella, de la
provincial de C~amaguey, propie-
da Ode corporaciones america
mas. FL movimiento Sc extendi6
aver a otros cuatro centrales.
Intervene como director del
movimiento, en- capacidad de
conSejero, ell lider comunista La
FARO Pena, intimo amigo del Co
ronel Batista, candidate a la pre-
Sidencia.
En- la Habana sigue la huelga
de los obreros de las imprentas
y la Association de Concrete pi-
de la intervention del presiden-
tie Laredo Bru. Estima la Aso-
ciaci6n que la huelga es illegal
bajo las leyes que actualmente
rigen en- Ell pals.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19

Els un establecimiento donde
la colonia latina tiene muchos
amigos sinceroS. Mr.. Cooper y
los hermanos Wall pertenecen
al directorate de la conocida
corporation.
I'm popular joven latino, John
SoSa, eSta al frente de uno de-
los departamentos.
SoSa invita- a la colonia lati-
ma a visitar la gran ferreteria Y
probarle que la actual venta de
aniversario eS algo verdadera-
mente extraordinario. Otros j6.
venes latinoS cooperan tambien
en- la venta.
Congratulamos a la poderosa
corporation, por su aniversario.
Y tambien, por su inteligencia y
cello en- favor de esa compahia,
ell amable Sosa.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19
ANUNCIO SU
RIA A SENADOR Ell CO.
CONE

FL gobernador del Estado, Sr.
Cone, anunci6 aver en- Talla-
hassee, la capital, su candidate.
IA a senador.
Entire los candidates va anun
ciadoS figuran ell senador AM
que aspira a la reelec-
cion; ell novelista Charles Fran
els Coe, de la costa este; Hor-
tensia Wells, de Tampa, y el ex-
gobernador Dave Sholtz.
Cone promote hacer una acti-
va campana y discutir los mas
importantes problemas del pals.
La gaceta., 1940-01-19

Baert en- esq ciudad, en- el mes
de fgbrs1/
OGehto no Sc ha ejercitado
d~ebidamente desde que vencie-
ra a Lou Nova ZEN ell paSado
mes de s~eptiembre.
La b&allaS~ntre Conn y Les
nevitA Sera la segunda entire los
notables gladiadores. Conn
derrot6 por nocaut a Gus. Des-
pues de su match con Ell cam
pe6n, ell joNen de New Jersey
sq ef6 d pave Clark, un prOte-
gil o de JO E Luis, en- IN encuen-
tb librado &dia de Ano Nuevo.
I'm tanto por cSnto de 10 que
la pelea de Miami Sc
Sestinara al fondo de PARALYSIS
infantil creado por' ell presiden-
tie Roosevelt.