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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-18
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124 N. Water Street. 66xe6. electric
elevator, broad staircase. $27. so per
month. Lenax q. Cooper. Dial 6l32,
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ley in rear. New give away n, s'
$5,250.00. H. F. Wilder, phone t la,s
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heat. Call 50O7.
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FOR sALE-FQREsT HILLS LOT.
$1,165.00 if sold this week. w. M.
Hewlett, realtor. 214 Princess St..
Dial 1888.
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ness woman. 1906 Princess St.
Dial 6236.
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elusive personal Christmas cards.
Free samples. Stationery. Boxes
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MacRae and Co.
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La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Ell Acto de AnOche

Ell Acto de AnOche
en- Ell Cfrc'do CWbaRo
Con una magnifica Velada
Patri6tica celebr6 en- la noche de
aver Jueves, la Sociedad Circu-
10 Cubano, la memorable fecha
10 de Octubre "Grito de Yara"
Ell acto tuvo efecto en- ell sa-
lon teatro, ell cual Sc hallaba col
mado de una distinguish concu-
rrencia.
Ell p~residente de la Sociedad
Sr. Francisco Garcia, abri6 ell &C
to y despues de breves palabras
lie cedi6 la presidencla al DIR.
Juan Manuel de la Puente, Con-
sui de Cuba en- esta Ciudad, Pre-
sidente de Honor de la Sociedad.
Simpatico nGmero de bale y
canto por la precoz nina Alicia
Alvarez. lie sigui6 un discourse
por nueStro director, Sr. Vict0-
! riano Manbeiga.
N1mero de bale por ell joveu
Joe Comparetto y colossal n1me-
70 de canto por Miss Ruth Pad
gett, siguiendole ell joven barito.
no j. Hardee.
Discourse por ell Alberto Val.
des Brito, Jefe de Reduction d.
La Traducci6n-Prensa siguien.
dole unos versos del Apostle
Marti por Ell joven Arturo Pine
70 quien tuvo que repetir. Esta
vez recit6 la bella composici6r
"El Bombero".
Cant6 un romanza la soprano
Sra. Norma Russo, siguiendola
la Sra. Manuela Echevarria, Ia
que ley6 unas cuartillas alusivas
a la fecha que Sc commemorate.
Ell freshmen estuvo a cargo del
|Sr. Rafael Martinez Ybor, quien
Sc refiri6 a la obra de los obre-
ros de la industrial tabacalera
de esta ciudad, en- pro de la liber
tad de Cuba.
Terminates los actos en- ell
teatro Sc celebr6 un bale en- ell
salon principal, tocando la or
huesta ia Tropical.
Asisti6 una delegation de la
acreditada sociedad MARTINA
Geo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
"Paz en- Guerra

"PGz en- Guerra"
Tai es ell titulo de la obra que
subira a escena en- la function
que pr6ximamento celebrara Ia
Secci6n de Damas del Circulo
.Cubano, en- SD teatro.
La direction de esta function
esta a cargo del ST.. Antonio ii.
menez. Actuara Ell conOcido a.
puntador Sr. Jaime Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Depar6endo con Ell Conceal Juan Pacheco
Pasara tres semanas fuera de Tampa .
On la manana de hoy platica-

En- la manana Gle hoy platica-
mos con ell antigua Y habii con-
Juan Pacheco, de Ybor CT
sy, que desde hace amos tiene a.
bierta su oficina en- los altos del
snrreo sde Ybor.
UJohn, varios vscinos de Pal
mel mos han dicho que en- esa
barriada reali2M una labor dig
ma de todo encomio y desean que
publiquemSs algo en- tn honor.
AYO agradezco esos elogioS
E han hecho de mi a ia Ga
ia" y me propongo seguir me-
r )endo la confianza de mis-
cI lvecinos.
1Pudiera decirnos algo de
esa obra que Y anto aplauden e.
los?
Las Gales, por ejemplo,
han recibido mi especial atens
ci6n. Hemos arreglado y paw
mentado las GALES de Marconi,
la "a, Long, Stuart, Lindsay,
junto al Quartet de bomberos
Grant y otras. Las que necesita-
ban ~nivelaci6n fueron niUeladas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11

Cente21es de agujeSos fueron
IT. AIDES.
A1emas ssas reparaciqpes
impoI IN Palmetto, Sc han
eiectuado otras en- las GALES 0,
~ y algunas mas.
La hiNba viene siendo ,impia
da con "a frSGuencia nesesaria.
Todos>loA calIeJonss han sido
limpiados y abiertos.
La ciudad, con la cooperation
de la WPA~sigue aumentando en-
Palmetto lA alcantarillas de
temporal y asi evitando los cria-
dsyos de mosquitoes.
H-Ahora copprendemos bien
borque ell vecindario aprecia tan
Ito tn labor!
-Pienso Seguir trabajando CO
mo hasta aqui, por cuanto Sc que
mi labor Sc aprecia.
-lEs cierto que vas a pasar
dos o tres semanas fuera de Tam
pa, por motives desalud?
-Necesito un descanso, por
mi NAL estado de salud, y alejar
me de las preocupaciones de los
negocios. Pasare fuera de Tam
pa dos o tres semanas.
TIE desesmos un viaje agra
dable y que mejOres de salud.
Termin6 aqui nuestra CONVEX
saci6n con ell amigo y CONCEAL
Juan Pacheco, complaciendo ash
a los vecino SIDE Palmetto que en-
comisi6n nos visitaron para Pc
dirnos destacaramos la obra in
tensa y beneficiosa que el reali-
"a en- csc barrio.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11

Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Ln Fiestn de Pasndo MaNana

La Fiesta de Pasado MGNdnG
Todo indica que la Logia Cas-
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. z sc
anotara un r%esonante triunfo
con ell Picnic que verificara pa
sado mahana en- su edificiO So
cial.
Con este festival celebra la
progresista Logia Ell decimo AMI
versario de la fundaci6n de 81
hermoso temple.
AL almuerzo, que serviran a
las doce del dia, asistiran cente-
mares de personals. Ash 10 de-
muestra Ell Gltimo balance que
que sc hizo de los billetes de al
muerzo vendidos.
Mientras los comensales sabo-
rean ell rico menu, la orquesta
ia Florida" los deleitara cor
bonitas pleas.
"A las tres de la tarde princi.
piara Ell bale, con la orquestd
IA Tropical, continuance has
ia las ocho de Ia noche.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Fisher.

mazda f~iestecita en- su residencia
de la Gale 81.
Entire los ALI reunidos sc inn
provisaron distintos juegos de
pasatiempo social.
Sc obsequi6 a la concurrencia
con dulces y refrescos.
Sc hallan presentes las Srtas.
Felicia Sanchez, Olga Perez,
Olga Rodriguez, Violeta Rodri-
guez, Teresa Serrano y Carload
Rocha.
Sehoras: Antonio Sanchez,
Aurora Perez, Maria ROdri-
guez, Zoraida Serrano, Nativi-
dad Gonzalez y Coralia Diaz.
Muchos amos mas de vida de-
seamos a la simpatica Felicia.
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la Logia Francisco Ferrer y
Guardia, de la Orden Caballe-
70 de la Luz, ell sabado 9 de No
viembre.
Este festival tendra efecto,
81 e. tempo 10 permite en- el Pa
~tio-Jardin del Circulo Cubano.
Grandes atracciones sc prepa-
ran para esa fecha.
Dos m~agnificas orquestas ten
dram a su cargo la parte baila-
BILE.
Regiran precios al alcance de
todos.
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tarde de aver fue trasladado a
su Residential Ell precoz jovenci-
to Arcadia Hernandez, hijo de
los esposos Emilio y Jennie Her
nandez, con domicilio en- ell 252S
de la Gale Cherry, en- West Tam
pa.
Durante su estancia en- ell hos.
pital fue visitado por sus mu-
chos amiguitos.
NueStros mejores deseos por
su pronto y total restablecimien
to.
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Nuexo VdstGgO

Con la negada de un hermoso
varoncito, fruto primero de su
union, Sc regocijan hoy los espo-
SOS Adalberto Y Raquel Porro.
Ell alumbramiento tuvo efecto
en- la noche del pasado Mierco-
les, en- la Residential de los fell
ces papas.
Tanto la mama como Ell nuevo
infante reposan tranquilamen-
te.
Una sincera felicitaci6n a los
esposos Porro, a los que nos une
una buena amistad, y que pue-
dan yer sano, rObusto y feliz al
primer gruto de sus amOres.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Otru Fiesta por Invitaci6n

Sabemos que la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Asturiano cele-
brara un re-Hallowe'en Dance,
por invitaci6n, Ell sabado 26 de-
presente mes, en- su salon, Care
cemos de otros detalles.
Esperamos q. el Secretario de
esa Secci6n nos entere de los de-
TALES.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Gran Animation

Existe entire nuestra juven-
tud para asistir al Pre-Hall-
owe'en Dance, por invitaci6n,
que efectuara ell Club "Carpe
Diem, ell sabado 10 del presen-
te mes, en- los salones de la Socie
dad S. M. Italia,
va estan en- pOder de ~nuestra
juventud las invitaciones para
este festival.
Victor Ruiz y sus mucha'
chos seran los encargados de dis
traer a los asistentescon un Sc.
lecto repertoire de mGsica anne
ricana.
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RestableciendOse

Despues de haber sufrido una
delicada operation en- uno de
nuestros hospitales locales, en- la
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
FestejGda

En- diss pasados Y con motive
de cumplir amos la Srta. Felicia
Sanchez, fue objeto de una ami
La gaceta., 1940-10-11

Pr61imG Fiesta
Continlan los preparativos
para la Verbena que verificara
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
"PRAIRIE LAW" OPENING
TODAY AT THE ROYAL,

The age-old, bitter conflict be-
tween cattlemen and nesters over
water rights, land-grabbing a n d
Strengthening of beef, so prevailed
during the land-rush days of the
SOs, motivates the dramatic action
of George O'Brien's latest thriller,
prairie Law" opening at the
Royal today.
The plot concerns the crooked
activities of a swindler in selling
worthless land to settlers for farm
ing and at the same time encour-
aging the stealing of ranchers' cat
tie and monopo1izing their water
holes.
When O'Brien, a two-fisted cat
tleman, is victimized, and his un-
Gle is murdered by one of the
swindler's henchmen, he and a 10y
al companion set out to rid the
country of the crooks. The result
brings about an exciting range-war
between the stock raisers and the
%nesters, and provides Spectacular
thrills.
Lovely Virginia Vale has the ro-
mantle lead, while others in the
cast are Dick Hogan, j. Farrell
Macdonald, Slim Whitaker, Cyrus
W. Kendall and Paul Everton.
The Royal Varieties include a
wow of a Three Stooge" comedy,
Chapter II of RED Ryder" and
Movietone News. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
SCOOP!

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-LR-
The official Rome radio, in an
English-language broadcast pick
ed up here by NBC tonight, thus
described registration day in the
United States:
"On the occasion of the be-
ginning of the registration of the
young men who are fit for COM
pulsory military service, a DEM
0nstration was organized in the
United States against those in
favor of war.
Crowds of demonstrators car.
'rying banners with the words
We don't want war written on
them went past the recruiting
offices. Several organizers OF
these parades have been ar
'ested."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

No One Will Respect The Woman
Who Fails To Vote This Year

! haven't enough imagination to
appreciate all the benefits that are
mine under a democracy. If 1 did
have, I'd do my small. part to
prove it.
Il haven't sense enough to know
that the right to vote, to have a
voice IN my own government, is
the most priceless posse1Aion in
the world today.
She's Mentally Lazy, Too
I'm too lazy to inform myself
on public affairs, SO that 1 know
definitely which candidate I want
to be President of the United States
for the next four years."
If she knew just how much she
was telling about herself, and how
uncomplimentary it wa to her,
no woman wit ha grain of self
respect would say out loud that she
doesn't intend to vote, or admit
after election day taat she didn't
go near the polls. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

Wendell L. Willkie. the republican
nominee, had raised no issues which
required an answer.
The speaking engagements are:
Oct. 21Convention Hall. Phila.
delphia; Oct. 20 Madison Square
Garden, New York; Oct. 30-Consti-
tuition Hall, Washington, D. c.; Nov.
Public Auditorium. Cleveland, and
Nov. 4-Hyde Park.
The Madison Square Garden date
originally was scheduled for a negro
democratic rally, but Flynn said, I'VE
thought it would be well for the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

ton,. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Kinlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Pioneer, who
are located at Carolina Beach,
spent a short while in town Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Harrel-
son, Mrs. Carl Campbell, Misses Lu-
cile and Gertrude Campbell spent
Friday in Raleigh, where they at
tended the State Fair.-Miss Mar
garet Smith, Mrs. D. L. Smith, Mrs.
Ashton Webster and Mrs. w. E.
Hall spent last Thursday in Will.
minston.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilton
Lewis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Bowers in Tabor City during
the weekend.
Mrs. M. L. Fisher and Mrs. H. NJ.
Clark spent last Thursday in Colds
boro.-Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith Wis
tied relatives at Kelly and Council on
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cole
and children, of Fayetteville, spent
Campbell spent the weekend at New
ton.
Miss Kitty Lou Williamson spent
Sunday in Marion, S. c., with rela-
tives and friends-Miss Clara Hayes
spent Saturday in Raleigh.-A. H.
Greene, r. Boring, M. L. Fisher and
H. H. Clark attended the U. N. c.
T. C. U. ballgame in Chapel Hill
Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sutton attended the fair in Raleigh
on Wednesday of last week.
Henry Bostic, Jack Womble, Percy
Hubbard, A. V. Townsend and John
ME Hemingway visited Jack Jones
at Fort Screven, Ga, during the
weekend. They also visited in Ocala,
Silver Springs and other points in
Florida. Mr.. Hemingway visited
his parents in Starke, Fla, while
away. ~ Mrs. D. L. Blue, ST., of
Richmond, Va, is guest Of Mrs. e.
F. McCulloch.-Mrs. J. H. Clark and
Mrs. Conrad Clark attended Synodi-
cal in Wilmington on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver Carter is visiting rela-
tives in Charlotte and Albemarle.-
Mrs. Gyp Register and daughter, Lib
by, of Fayetteville. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Rollins.-R. j. He's
ter spent Tuesday in Wilmington.-
Sheriff H. M. Clark and son Man
ly, Jr., Giles and David, attended
the fair in Raleigh on Friday.-Dr.
and Mrs. Murray Kinlaw of Penn
broke visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Kin
law a short while Sunday night
Mrs. r. D. Smith, MI. and Mrs. Roy
Jessup and Miss Dorothy Smith Wis
tied Mr.. R. D. Smith, a patient in
a Hamlet hospital, or Sunday. MIR.
Smith is improving nicely at the
present time.-Mr. Campbell went to
Norfolk on Thursday of last week.
D. A. Suggs, who was a patient at
Pittman hospital in Fayetteville a
few days last week, returned home
on saturday and is improving salts
faotorily,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
PROGRAM WILL BE
GIVEN TONIGHT
At BOLIVIA

BOLIVIA. Oct. 1.-THE Cape
1,oor Entertainers" from Wilmington
will give a program in the Bolivia
school auditorium Friday, Oct. IS,
d, n. m. for the benefit of the
Netbodist church. An interesting
nrocram has been arranged and will
include A "quiz" contest with teams
from the school faculty and church;
string music, black face comedian,
vocal selections, ventriloquist, etc.
This troupe has appeared at Roe
hin. Watha. Garland and other
roints in Eastern Carolina, The pub
lie is invited. ,
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Bolivia Methodist church
me; with Mrs. Kendall Cox on Mon
dav afternoon. The president, Mrs.
B N. Wilson, led an interesting
program and business session. Dur;
Inc the social hour the hostess serv'
ed home made grape juice and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. johnson, OF
Bolivia, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Ethel Elaine, to Ir-
yin W. Lewis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. r. Lewis of Southport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Mintz were
visitors in Durham last week. Mr.,
and Mrs. J. D. Johnson and family
spent Sunday in Atkinson with. rela'
1ives.
The Bolivia Home Demonstration
club met in the schoul auditorium
Monday, Mrs. Frank MintZ, vice
president, presided in the absence
of the president. - Miss Mildred
Mcdonald from the Farm Security
administration gave a comprehen-
sive report of her work. Mrs. Marion
Dosher, home agent, spoke on Food
for National Defense" Mrs. C. C.
Russ led an interesting Picture
Quiz.
Mrs, ]. C. Cammeau entertained
On Wednesday evening at a delight
-ul party honoring Mr.. and Mrs
Carmen Mercer who was recently
married.
Mrs. B. T. Atkins of Salisbury
has returned home after a visit with
Mrs. Geneva Jones. - Mrs. Frank
Johnson and children are visiting
IN Burgaw and Atkinson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
Movie Revues
"SPRING PARADE" OPENS
AT CAROLINA THEATRE

You'll have to travel far and
wide to find better entertainment
than Spring Parade" which open
ed last night at the Carolina thea
ire.
The star is Deanna Durbin. Per-
haps this review should be ended
with that statement, for it seems
all-sufficient. :.
But details are, in this instance,
interesting, for, although it is not
surprising that Deanna's pictures
should be great, it is astonishing
that the young star should be able,
time after time, to surpass her
previous pictures, each of which
was hailed as better than its pre-
decessors.
The picture presents the star as
a young village girl who goes to
the city. In the metropolis, she
meets and falls in love with Robert
Cummings, a young blade, and the
picture tells the progress of their
love affair over a bumpy-and
highly laugh-filled--road of compli.
cations. ,
Deanna sings Cmore beautifully
than ever four numbers-three Of
them from the pen of Robert Stolz,
famous .Viennese musician who
composed, among others, the beau
tiful 1.-TWO Hearts in Three-Quar'
ter Time" The fourth is Blue
Danube Dream" All four carry
words by Gus Kahn, dean of Amer
lean lyric writer's.
In the large supporting cast are
Mischa Auer, Henry Stephenson
Butch and Buddy, Anne Gwynne'
Walter Catlett, S. z. Sakall, Sam
uel S. Kinds, Allyn Joslyn, Regin'
aid Denny, Franklin Pangborn
Peggy Moran and others.
A Donald Duck cartoon anc
News of the Day complete the pro
gram.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18

now and election day in addition to
his usual election eve broadcast
from his Hyde Park home.
The Presidents speaking engage
ments were announced today by Ed,
ward ]. Flynn, democratic national
chairman, who said that the Presi-
dent, in accepting the nomination,
reserved the right to make political
speeches "if 1t became necessary to
keep the record straight"
Flynn said the speaking schedule
represented no changes in Mr. Roose.
velt's plans and commended that
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
nv RUTH MILLETT

,,v woman, eligible to vote who
NY take herself to the polls
dos' rast her ballot this year, ought
d s.I he ashamed to tell it.
" II she does go around coyly, Il
~, know anything about politics;
og aorp that to the men," she won't
IL Considered a cute little thing,
d. bv the men she means to i'm
s5p,ll lust be put down as a lame
..,jn For the day is past when il
.+ss thought feminine for women
W n' regard politics as none of their
affair
M wonder other citizens will
,,ok down their noses at the wom-
wv who doesn't bother to vote. She
is saying, in effect:
II don't understand what is hap
..rino in the rest of the world. l
gon't know that democracy is on
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
Elizabethtown

ELIzABETHTOWN, Oct. II. -
Miss Mary Cromartie, of Georgia
a member of the Clarion school fac
ully, spent the weekend with Miss
Mary West Cromartie.--Mrs. G.. A.
holderness and daughter of Maple
Wood n. j., arrived Saturday to
'Slt the formers mother, Mrs. Mat
ue Clark.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Peter
Son and son, James Macon, of Clin-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
"PIONEERS OF FRONTIER"
is OFFERED AT BIJOU

Every man prizes the tools of
his trade and Hollywood cowboy
stars are nc exception. Bill Elliott,
one Of the Understanding, straight
est-shooting Of them all, bestows
the most loving care on his tools
his horse, saddle, Guns and
clothes.
Elliott prizes Sonny, his spirited
pinto cow-pony, most of all. Elliott
and the pony can be seen in Col
umbia's newest Wild BIZ Saunders
adventure. Pioneers Of the From
tier" now at the Bijou theatre.
When he is not acting in pictures,
Sonny lives in deluxe, Steamboat
ed, aforementioned stable on his
masters San Fernando Valley
ranch. When he travels. it is in
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
LOTHIAN ARRIVES

LISBON, Portugal, Oct. 17.-(R-
Lord Lothian, the British ambassa.
dor to the United states, arrived here
by Pan American Clippe rtoday en-
route, he said, ito make a verbal
report to my government" He said
he would return to Washington in
four weeks. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-18
PUTS ON SHOW

TERM, Italy, Oct. 17.-R-Pre
mier Mussolini, after watching box
ing matches and other sports con.
tests among steel workers here to-
night, put on a show for them by
crossing foils with their fencing
teacher.
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President to talk here so we made It
a general meeting"
Flynn said details Of the Presi.
dents appearances had not been
completed, except that all would bs
under the auspices of the demo-
cratic national committee. He added
that the President probably would
make some platform appearances,
but times and places had not 'been'
determined.