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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Officers Arrest
Six Persons In April

Alcohol Tax Unit investigators aF
rested six persons and seized l,l~
gallons of mash in Southeastern
North Carolina during April.
ATU agents also reported tue
seizure of n 800 gallon capaclt?
submarine still, SO and 10 gallons 4
non-taXpaid liquor, four cars, VAIN
ed at $40 and one trailer, valued al
$50.
April activities We're conducted N
the counties of N Hano'''
Brunswick, Fender, BIaden, CoIu1'
bus, Duplin, and OnsloW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03

for you, based
On the so-called
''p o t e C t i e
foods" You'll
find it is appe-
t i g as it's
healthful.
You m 6 h t
call it a "Ten
C 0 m m a n d.
ments" dietet-
ically %speaking:
1. Thou shalt
have the equi-
valent Of a t
least one pint of
milk (adults),
n quart Chill
dren
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Columbia Parking Meters
To Be Put In OperQtlo',

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 9.-IF-
Operation of 400 parking meieI1 Id
Columbia will begin Monda} h''E
ing, the city council ordered t.''
The meters will be operated H''
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily except S''
days and holidays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Here Are The 10
Commandments
For Health Diet
By ALICE H.. SMITH
Nutritionist, Cleveland Health
Council

Warm Weather's back and with
it the question of what to eat.
Thanks to the modern dietitians
your menu is pretty well planned
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
TOP O. The

C0u1dSt thou in UiSiOn see
Thyself the man God meant
Thou neUer more couldSt be
The man thou drt-content.
Quoted By THURsToN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03

A copper pipe, removed iron liz
55OO-year-old pyramid of the hs'p'
tan Pharaoh Cheops some yea-o
ago, held water even after 50 man!
centuries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03

HOLLYWOOD, May 2.-Virginia
Bruce sat on the arm of a chintz-
covered davenport in her library and
declined with thanks to Joan Ben
nett's nomination.
Miss Bennett, in a magazine ar.
ticle, had described Miss Bruce is
next to myself the LATEST girl in
pictures"
I'm not really lazy said the one
time Virginia Helen Briggs of Far
go, N. D.. I'm nearly always busy.
Maybe Joan said it because [ know
how to conserve my energy and re-
lax
1t is difficult to listen when the
blonde and lissome erstwhile Ginny
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Editorial Comments
From Other Anq|es
SHIPBUILDING LOOKS SOUT
United States Ports

United States Ports
The shipbuilding industry is looking to the
South. Today increased activity in Southern
shipyards is bringing about one of the biggest
booms since the last war.
Down in Tampa, two vessels have been
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
WASHINGTON
DAYBOOK
BY JACK

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Uncle Sans get
ting testy about his military secrets these
days, even to the extent of barring foreign
military attaches stationed in Washington
from the United States army's sham war
ground in Louisiana and Texas.
The official reason why gold embossed in
v~itations are NOT going out to gold-braided
eagle-eyed observers of foreign governments
is because there will be insufficient accom-
modation."
insufficient accommodation, my eye.
The truth is that a military attache what
ever country he is s~erving-and that means
us, too-is oftentimes a gloritied, if LEGAL,
spy. It's part of his job to ferret out facts
without appearing to do so.
For instance, our military attaches in Po-
land gathered much material and information
about b~litzkrieg last year.
For in Poland a modern war machine was
in action against a more or less old style
army. What did it do? Did it bog down any
where? Did it leak blood or gasoline?
One thing they determined was that the
German machine did not encounter any wet
going. That's important. That's the one thing
a modern blitzkrieg hasn't yet met-We 60
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Got Even With British

And I hope Pm not going too far, when I
disclose the fact that it was again a matter
of weeks until Uncle Sans own naval at
taches aboard a British carrier on parade day
discovered a British refinement of our trip
ping device. Soon our navy had taken all it's
hydraulic apparatus off the landing decks of
our carriers and fastened it to the side of the
vessel, out of the way.
So it is not surprising to discover that Cap
tain Robert M. Losey of the United States
army was standing in a tunnel mouth observ-
ing military aviation in Norway when he was
killed recently.
Captain Losey was sent to Dombas. Nor
way, to help take out American women and
children But he also had his eye peeled for
military news worthy of the attention of
washington; American military attaches have
a Wollo-"loe reputation for seeing well.
And so it is that Uncle Sam figures that the
military n11l t attaches of other nations may be
aole u see We'll TOO. He doesn't want them
to see our so calibre machine gun down in
Louisiana; And a few other little devices.
,a aau 50 81 ne 5 getting testy. Of course, there's
plenty Oh room Tor any American Tom. Dick
OF r1aIIy; 6ut the accommodations are simply
! visitors. "'neo lorelgh
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-03
Well Try Swamp War

So it is significant that our May maneuvers
are being held in swamp country at it's wet
test, swamp country in the spring. Uncle
Sans army is going to find out without bene-
fit of foreign visitors.
Of course, the visiting military and naval
attaches never violate etiquette by going into
forbidden zones. Wherever they go, they go
by invitation. But they have been known to
show up ahead of time, before secret gear
could be slowed away. A mistake. Misread
the invitation, etc.
These attaches often use their wits far away
from military zones. For instance, one of the
best of our military secrets leaked out a few
years ago when foreign attaches viewed the
movie, Hell Divers Even though a naval
censor had BACKED out the landing deck of an
aircraft carrier appearing in the picture, the
attaches saw enough to guess Uncle Sam was
miles ahead of other nations in taking off and
landing planes from carriers.
1t was only a matter of weeks until British
aircraft carriers had hydraulic machinery and
tripping cables on the decks of their aircraft
carriers.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Miss Evelyn Lucey
HOnOred at Shower

A surprise kitchen shower was
given Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Evelyn Lucey, whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Duggan will
take place the latter part of Octo-
Der in Northampton, Mass. The
shower was given in the home of
Mrs. Ruth Brooks on Geranium
street. Co-hostesses for the eve
ming were the Misses Eleanor Burns,
Maude Ellis and Dorothy Hoerner.
Among those present were the
Misses Grace Kennedy, Kathryn
Christensen, Olive Berry, Margaret
Blinkhorn, Virginia Hulvey, Bertha
Taylor, Dorothy Parater. Jean Dahl,
Alberta Dula, Louise Milburn, Mil
dred Fussell, Mary Ryan, Elizabeth
Clark, Emma Brumback, Dorothy
Barnes. Buelah Ballenger. Hanna
Bell, Rosabel Swan and Peggy
Brooks.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

day at the Shorehanl, given by a
group of friends in honor of her
homecoming.
Miss Bella Hirsch
Visiting in New York.
Miss Bella Hirsch of Lanier place
is spending 10 days in New York,
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Emma
Goldstrom
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jacobs, the
latter formerly Miss Bella Hertzberg
of Richmond. Va, have returned
from their wedding trip and have
taken an apartment in Arlington
Village.
Mrs. Victor E. Adler, who was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. c. Liv-
lngston at the President Hotel in
Atlantic City, has returned to Wash
ington.
DR.. and Mrs. Melvin Myers have
Just returned from a motor trip to
Cleveland, where DR.. Myers attended
the American Dental Association S
national convention.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Bridal Gifts
Given Miss
Purnphrey
Other Social
News of Interest
In Takona Park

Honoring Miss Shirley Irene
Punphrey, whose marriage to Mr..
Richard B. Cleaves of Takoma Park
and Orlando, Fla, will take place
october IL, surprise bridal shower
was given last night at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
A. Humphrey of Ash avenue. About
80 guests attended the party, which
was given by the bride-elect's aunts,
Mrs. Rose Briscoe of Chevy Chase,
Md; Mrs. Margaret Briscoe of Cabin
John. Md, and Mrs. Lillian McCor-
mack of Washington Fall flowers
and autumn leaves formed attractive
decorations.
DR.. and Mrs. Alba Edwards are
entertaining at the last of a series
Of alfresco supper parties this aft
ernoon at their home on Riggs Mill
road.
Mrs. Walter w. SWEET, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hein
is spending two weeks on a motor
trip through the Great Smoky
Mountains and the Ozarks. They
plan to spend short time with rela-
tives in Missouri, returning here by
way of Canada.
Robert Harmon Returns
From San Francisco Fair.
Mr.. Robert Harmon son of Mrs.
Harriette Harmon, has returned
from three weeks trip by motor to
the Worlds Fair in San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Austin Jeffries is spending a
short time in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Irl Schoonover are
returning this week end from q
motor trip through Canada.
Mr.. Robert Magness, son of DR..
and Mrs. John R. Magness, has left
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Mrs. Barber and Son
Visit Friends in
Gaithersbur9

GAITHERsBURG. Nd, Sept. 20.
Mrs. Yates Barber Of Moyock,
N. c., and her sons Yates, jr., and
John Clarke Barber, came for the
week end and visited their former
neighbors here, spending a day or
two with Miss Elizabeth Barber, who
has opened her home in Washington
Grove. John Clarke has resumed
his studies at Charlotte Hall Acad-
emy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brawner Harding
joined Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
of Rockville for a motor trip
through the Northern States and
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. william McBain
went to Lincoln, Va, last week end
for the 18th birthday anniversary
of Mrs. McBain's stepmother, Mrs
j. A. Otley.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

for Ames, Iowa, where he entered
Iowa State College.
Miss Ida Fisher, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Durward F. Fisher, is in
Springfield, Mass, where she has ac-
cepted a position as hcme economist
with the Eastern State Farmers
Exchange.
Mrs. Clarence Kiefer is on an ex-
tended trip to the West Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor o. Timber
lake and their three children, Alice
Billy and Lucy Timberlake, former
residents of Washington, are now
making their home at % Poplar
avenue.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

visiting her SON. Law and daughter
/ and family in Los Angeles, Calf
for the past six months, has returned
to Washington and is with another
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayid Bornet of 47ol Connect
cut avenue.
Mrs. Murray Sarnoff
Entertains at Luncheon.
-.- Mrs. Murray Sarnof entertained
tat a luncheon Tuesday at her home
! on Blagden terrace in honor of Mrs
Edwin Rosenthal, jr. Mr.. and Mrs
Rosenthal and their two children
are leaving Washington in the near
future to make their home in Jack
sonville. Fla. Mrs. Fulton Brylaw-
ski also entertained at a luncheon
for Mrs. Rosenthal the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Young and
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kaufman are
in Baltimore for the week end to
attend the closing affair of the
Suburban Club for the summer.
Mrs Bertha Loeb is with her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Marc Goldnamer of the Shore
ham, after spending part of the
summer in Taunton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. SchlosS
have returned from a stay at Hot
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice D. Rosen-
berg, jr., with their young daughter
Lynn. are returning today from
Westport, Conn, where Mrs. Rosen-
berg, with her daughter, spent the
summer visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Revness of New
York, at their country home.
Mrs Louis Levy, who recently re-
turned from California, was the
honor guest at luncheon Thurs
Evening star., 1940-09-29
OF Personal Note Here
Mrs. Louis Visited by Relative;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyman Return

Connecticut
NJ Robert Louis of Columbus Ohio They will
at home informally this afternoon from to o'clock
Hyman their Sixteenth
spending the the West
Lick Springs, Ind
Nodlnger visiting sonnlaw and daughter
Mrs. Evansville Ind
recently Mrs Nordlnger will
Evansville until December when
Evening star., 1940-09-29

aid Black, Mrs. Campbell Brown
Mrs. Humphrey Daniel, jr., Mrs
Richard Essex, Miss Aurelia Hutch
ison, Miss Alethea Robinson, Mrs
F. w. Pennoyer, Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. BeShoff.
Information Desk-Mrs. Fletcher
Plumley, Miss M. Reese, Mrs. Victor
Wallace, Miss M. French, Mrs. C.
V. Dodds, Mrs. S. R. Broadbent
Mrs. Paul Townsend, Mrs. H
CDunne, Mrs. w. A. Evans.
Mrs. Blanche Mackenzie is in
charge of the contributions received
through the mail.
Making the assignments of the
above volunteers is Mrs. r. c.
Mackay, vice chairman of volunteer
services.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

in their new home, which is now
being built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerngood
Back in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Lee KerngoOd
after a summer spent IN Atlantic
City are back in Washington-satad
are again at the Roosevelt, where
they have taken an apartment.
Mrs. David Frank was hostess
Tuesday at a luncheon and cards at
the Woodmont Country Club.
Mrs. Adalade Mann of New York
is the week end guest of Mrs. Louis
Simon of the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Newmyer,
jr., the latter formerly Miss Alice
West. whose wedding took place here
on September Is, are spending
the day in town with their families
en- route from Hot Springs, Va, to
their home in Melrose Park, Pa.
Mrs. Louis Levy. who has been
La gaceta., 1940-07-27

primero comenzara ala lSo y
Sc desenvolvera entire las fuer-
ties novenas Loyal Knights y
C<rculo Cubano. Los Loyal van
a la cabeza de Ia Liga en- esta
segunda mitad del campeonato
intersocial, habiendo ganado va
la primera.
Juegan en- segunda tanda los
muchachos del Centre Asturia-
no contra los antifascistas de "a
Unione Italiana, los cuales han
anunciado que pondran en- II
Inca de fuego a su pitcher
Frank Salemi. Los astures nan
estado jugando muy Dien dlti-
mamente y esperan derrotar a
los italos en- Ell encuentro de ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
Liga Americana
JUICIO CONTRA UN EX1MI-
NISTRO DE N

Rabat, Marruecos, julio Is
I'm tribunal militar frances mi
clio hoy los procedimientos con-
ira Georges Mandel, ministro
del Interior en- ell gabinete de
guerra de Reynaud, a quIen Sc
acusa de atender contra Ia Sc
guridad del EStado. FL Tribu-
nal Sc reuni6 en- Meknes, donda
Sc halla tambien el ex-ministro.
Mandel es uno de los ex-lide
res del gobierno frances, Y sc
traslad6 al Africa, junto con D.
tros, antes de firmarse Ell arms
ticio.
Ell acuerdo habia sido mencio
nado frecuentemente, junto con
el expremier Raladier Y otros,
en- demands de investigation
de las responsibilities que les
cupieran por 'haber lanado al
pals a Ia guerra" y por la direc-
Ici6A desastrosa de la misma,
Los procedimientos actuaies,
sin embargo, no tienen conexi6n
Seg1n el anuncio del gobierno
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rechazo al cuerpo acab6 con e.
definitivamente. Jones tuvo que
recibir asistencia medica antes
de poder salir de- ring para de
.rigirseval cuarto de vestir.
En- el semi-final Joe Ray
mond obtuvo una bien canada
decision sobre frankie Thomas,
de st. Petersburg. Aunque en-
pez6 flojo Y entabl6 los dos pri-
meros rounds, p~erdiendo Ell ter
cero y cuarto, Sc despert6 en- el
quinto y desde entonces tuvo
completamente a su MERGED a
Thomas. La pelea demostr6 que
un veterano del ring tiene STEM
pre- algunas ventajas sobre I'm
peleador novel.
En- las peleas p~reliminares,
Bill Scollar perdi6 por knock
out a manos de Young Allen;
frankie Garcia derrot6 por Ia
misma ruta a Paul Pitisci, y
Jack Barja hizo la misma ope-
raci6n con Young Christman.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27

La VOC de Pablo reson6 de
nuevo:
IBueno! Ahora, iduro!
LOcos de terror, Celita y Co
.lasillo huyeron a campo travie-
sa.
Pero al llegar a la carretera,
.el ninO detuvo a su pequeha ca
marada.
Ii Esperate. Celital Seria
peor, 81 nos marcharamos aho-
ra.
SPor que?-pregunt6 la nj
ma, a la que el miedo habiale d.
sipado de gOlpe el sueno y 81
.frio.
-Porque cOmprenderian que
10 habiamos visto TODD y nos pc
garian mucho. Experiences aQui.
va YES que han terminado el
golpe. Ahora vendran Y nos de-
iaran irnos.
En- efecto, unos minutes des-
pues, apareei6 Ell Trastazo. d.
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NO PELEARAN LOUIS Y
Der

New York, julio 27:-El pro
motor Mike Jacobs abandon6
in explicaci6n alguna sus pla-
mes para dar una pelea el pr6xi-
mo setiembre entire ell campe6n
de peso complete Joe Louis y Ell
ex-campe6n Max Baer, gu ehace
POGO derrot6 a Tony Galento.
Dijo, sin embargo, Ell mencic-
nado promoter que casara una
pelea para septiembre entire Joe
Louis y Billy Conn o Bob Pas
tor 81 alguno de &stos demues-
ira calibre suficiente en- su en-
cuentro del 10 de sgosto para
pelear con Ell campeon.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27

Los dos habian pedido medias
de arriba con manteca y moja-
ban el pan en- q rico cOntenido
de las tazas, al tempo cue cam
biaban frases impregnadas de-
la serenidad Y Ia dulzura que co
munica a amino el deber cum
plido y Ia tranQullidad de la con
Iciencia,
Y decia 81 ilustre discipulO de
Pablos
Hoy no Sc sabra ma, tne IS
ESQ, Cogorza?
nj hoy nj mahana. Han de
pasar cincO o seis dias 10 menos
pa que los vecinos de Tutdnkd-
men Sc den cuenta de que los "a
ch6s Sc han lido de verano. lCui-
dao con los tlosl... Isl eran mas
viejos que y hipoi..... IA este
dan lugar con no moFiFse cOWo
Dios manda a los cristianosi
~ que hamos de hacer, tai
-huecar POr una tempOrada.
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DEP.RTES
TOMMY M DERRoTO
POR KNOCKOUT A WOODY
JONES
1000 vieron las peleds de ann
che en- Ell Benjamin Field

FL sensational pugilista tam
peho de peso Jemi-completo,
Tommy Gomez, derrot6 por ia
via del knockout anoche en- el
parque de los artilleros al san
peterburgues Woody Jones, no
deiando lugar a duda de su SUI
perioridad, que tan discutida
fue en- la anterior pelea con 81
mismo contrincante.
Ell bout fue contemplate por
mas de 1000 personas, o sea la
entrada mayor de los recientes
amos, Y no result6 muy vivo, de-
Dido a que Jones estuvo siempre
a la defensive, pero el resulta-
do fue del agrado de los concu-
rrentes.
Tan apretada y POGO agresiva
fue la defensa de Jones, que ell
'botones" de Tampa no logrt
asestarle un golpe certero hasta
81 quinto round en- que 10 cog.t
con un tremendo golpe de ~
quierda a la quijada y desde er
tonces la pelea estuvo a su favor
Gomez lie apag6 ell ojo izquiel
do a Jones en- Ell sexto round, 81
no ell septimo Y Ell octave con +;
cilidad, y en- el noveno lanz6
la Iona a su co~ntrincante COZ
golpes simultaneos de izqiuerdi
Y derecha, y aunque Sc levant'
y nuiso seguir peleando, un de
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ban al maestro como espanta :
dos,
al fin pudo decir:
-Pero, Pablito, lque dicss?
Il Canastosl 10 que has Of
do. Me pareae qu'hablo castel!a-
no de Ia Puert'al Sol! Que nos
.largamos,
-Pero"... lander
"A las Quimbarbas, hom-
ore' y no me hagas h9blar mas
soul nj me tires de Ia lengua.
Las paroles OyeR
ESQ diceB.
-Fuesa--r iojo!.,. Ahora To
.9ontare, cuaHde sslgamos,,,,
lsidro guards silenclo, a PEI
sar suyo,
FL Cogorza cambi6 en- seyul.
de conversation. lavantan %
Ia voz Y alabando en- tono enfi-
tico las medals de- estableci-
miento.
-POr 10 dnicO Qqe Eentiris
"FH H# HA e q -
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Y m'alegro d'esto, porque Ms-
drid va me iba cargando.
Mos iremos?
Natural. Este aho anticipa
mos "a yeraneo.
-lY ande ifemes2
Cogorza no contest6 en- segui.
da.
Fabia pedido otra media, y
cuandO Sc la trGje 81 camarero,
"a parti6, cdoc6 los differences
'pedazOs met6dicamente sobre ell
plato, eogt6 uHo, 10 moj6 en- Ell
cafe con leche. 10 tuve an rate
a remojo y luego Sc 10 fue CO.
miendo con 81 regslO y la prose-
popeya de un verdadero gour-
mGnd, que sabe paladear los
buenos bocados.....
-iAnde iremOs, td?-repiti6
IsidrO un tanto impaciente.
Pablo Sc dign6 decir, al fin:
-Esta vez mas lejos que Q
trOs amos,
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LISTERINE
'r HALITOSIS
(BAD BRnATul
TONIC SEGUNDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE


5aban a una fosa.
Luego volvian al interior del
edificio y sacaban un hombre
esta vez, largo, largo, muy lar
go, y 10 depositaban en- Ell suelo.
Celia y Colas oyeron las vo-
ces de Isidro y de Pablo. que de-
clan:
zlAsi7
No Con Ia cabeza p'aca. rs
tos tics tan largos no sirven nj
pa muertos.
En- seguida sonaba un golpe
sordo......
iLos ojitos inocentes de los
nilos habian visto como un ca
dkyer era arrojado q Ia fosal
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
A
CUE vAYA A LA GUERRA

,Ta.cct Mundy, Ut autor naci-
do en- IRglaterra, pero que aho-
.ra reside en- Anna Maria, y IN
grupo de sus amigos, enviaron
aver al Presidente Roosevelt N
telegrama pidiendole que los
Estados Unidos declaren ahora
la guerra a Alemania y luche1
al lado de Inglaterra para OBJ
tener una victoria final y Ia IL
'beraci6n def mundo de parte de
Ia esclavitud totalitaria.
En- 81 tgegrama Sc dice que
Hitler Y la Alemania nazi son
los "enemigos bestiales de la ci-
vilizaci6n, y rue n~uestras que
ridss libertades humans y las
de otras naciones menos afortu-
nadas atraviesan por una crisis
de peligros sin prscedentes debi-
do a la inmisericorde TRACTION
de Hitler Y sus nazis".
Firman ell telegrama Mundy
v varias personals mas. Mundy
dice que las personals que de-
seen apoyar este mensaje deben
enviar sus nombres Y direction
a Anna Maria desde donde el
los trasladara a la Casa Blanca.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
LOS DESAFIOS DE LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAI

Dos interesantes desafios estan
anunciados para mahana en- los
terrenos de Cuscaden Park. 81
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EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS

Siguen los "rojos'' DEF Cincin-
natl su marcia victoriosa en- IA
Liga Nacional. Aver derrotaron
a los Phillies con facilidad, en-
tanto que los Dodgers solo 10
graron empatar con ell st. Louis
en- un desafio que duro 10 in
nings.
AL ganar Ell Cleveland aver en-
Ia Americana Y ser derrotado Ell
Detroit por los filadelfianos de
Mack, los dos primeros puestos
de la Liga quedaron solo a una
distancia de medic juego: esUe
a favor del Detroit.
He aqui Ell resuitsdo de los de-
safios de aver:
LIGA NACIONAL
Cincinnati 9; Filadelfia 5
Chicago IA; New York
Pittsburg 9; Boston @.
st. Louis 8; Boston 8.
st. Louis 8; Brooklyn 3
(Suspendido pOr lluvia)
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Que 81, hombre. mo COM
.prendes que Ia tonterla de ano-
che va a hacer ruido, y que la
poll pue ponerse tonta Y meter
nos en- la ModeIog...... Pero pa
evitarle telge y0 una puplla de
q diez ieguas, Mol 9iersa Dor
medic. Esta vez nos largamos do
Espana.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27


Toda la conversaciAn la sos
tenian los dos ccmpinches en-
VOC muy baja, apenas percepti-
bic; pere estas altlmas palabras
Jas hsbia pronunciado Pablo ua
POGO mas alto, hacienda al otro
eatremecerse de sorpresa.
y la sOrprssa del chepa fle
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a los dos chicos

ciendo a los dos chicos;
-iAirel va os estais largan
do pa Madridl 81 encontrais al
guien y os preguntan, decirles
que sois de Carabanchel, y vais
a pedir limoSna. rPor e. aifsl
Los nihos partieron corrien-
do carretera adelRnte, en- direc-
cion al Puente de Yaliecas.
I'm terror loco les dominaba.
y Celita volvfa de vez en- cuando
la cabeza, como 81 temiera que
los muertos enterrados en- Ia ca
sta, volaran detras de eIlos. en-
vueltos en- sus blancos sudarios.
FL Cogorza y Ell Chepa, lue-
go de cambiarse de trajes y cal
zado y lavarse y acicaiarse "a
la famosa taberna de la Mona.
tomaban, a las diez de aousla
mahana, sendos Y enor.
mes tazOnes de cafe con leche
en- IN bar de las Ventas.