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COl0red Musician
Appeals Sentence

Jimmie Reynolds. % year old
Seattle colored waiter and must
clan, sentenced to so days in the
Pierce county Jail on a drunken
driving conviction by Justice clar-
ence f. Layton last Wednesday.
had on file Tuesday an appeal into
superior court.
Reynolds, in company with q
white woman, was arrested near
Fife Jan. % by State Patrolman
J. E. Mckinney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-21
STRAIGHT AS AT BIS

Bellsrmine high school students
who made straight AS for the
first semester were Donald Cruz
ger. Joseph Ribsr. Mickey MOBILES.
William Pitzl. Charles Galbraith
and Frederick Schlstter.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Throuoh' Lots Of Schools

If know of any parents DESTROYS of getting information
preparatory schools for young Jim could
furnish said information He about every good school
in the East About the time he would nicely of the
Schools of his sports would have stronger
appeal to him than studies He's travelled extensively and
European questions today anybody know
He familiar figure major horse track in
the country and has proved excellent business He wades
into business proposal presented to him with
all the fancy frs down the bone
possible He hates long windy interviews and believes
doesn't take long make vital decision business
matter, if the deal has
He is about to enter the restaurant business He's been
eating certain Long Island likes the food
nd the environment of the place well he's going buy it.
He will bubble and 20 in heart with
Herbie Lewis Edible Goodfelow and hour later give
handsome to worthwhile charity All in all he is
quite gent
One of the few home balls batted of Louisville
Colonies baseball park this recently the
$1,000 Circuit Court jury returned verdict for
in favor of yeaod boy who charged he injured when
the ball struck his face The Louisville
the ball in question smacked by visiting ball player
Evolution quotation mark Red Dutton November 80
Egan another Eddie Shore Red Dutton December r.
Egan is the dumbes hockey player l saw" -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

the award was inaugurated in
1881. He also will be the fifth
hurler to be cited by the sports
writers.
Last season. Teller was. by far.
the leading pitcher in the major
leagues. He led the American
League pitchers in almost every
department.
He won 81 games and lost IL
for a percentage of Ill, and also
had the low earned run averages
-2.62--in the junior circuit. He
opened the season by pitching a
no-run, no-hit game. a feat never
before accomplished in modern
baseball history. Then he pro-
ceeded to turn in a one.hitter, a
two-hitter. three three-hitters and
two four-hit games.
He also was the strikeout king
for the third straight year, Whit,
fling the a m azing total of 261
enemies. In short. the Iowa farm
boy almost single-handedly pitched
the warning Indians TO the Ameri-
can League pennant.
Previous winners of the award
were: Billy Terry, 1881: Lou Geh-
rig. 1882; Herb Pennock, 1888:
Carl Hubbell, 1884: Dizzy Dean,
1885; Hank Greenberg. 1886; Tony
Lazzeri, 1887; Joe DiMaggio. 1898:
Jimmy Fox. 1889, and Bucky
Walters, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

the locals three out of the pos
sible four points from the league
leaders.
BY the win the A m eri c n s
pulled out of the cellar and past
the Canadiens and left themselves
unbeaten since December 10.
There was poetic justice to the
Americans winning goal for it
was cheap affair that put the
Leafs in the van at 5:16 of the
period StanowSki got the
disc from Apps on a faceoff in the
American end and fired through
a barrier Of players in front of
the cage. 1t bounced off some
ones back and past Robertson
into the cords.
The Americans drew even at
1901 of the middle frame when
Willie Field and Busher jackson
combined for a tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Lou Lepper Scores Again

Our vote to Louis Lepper welnown Detroit sports
man. putting elaborate Christmas card have
This years card slightly larger than book size On
front inserted Christmas wreath swell looking
colts Inside page under the heading of THE Boys
Grow Up explains that gentlemen of the turf arthe
gangng gawky colts that appeared Leppr last years
Both youngsters by Hard Tack of the finest sres
foaed in America Hard Tacks the greatest of
Them ALL Man OWar. and Hard Tack sired Seabiscut Muir
the mother of the colt shown the left and the
the right is Opera Boufe's Lepper wants sug
gesions for his two He thinks they to
bring turf glory O the City of Champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

was $40, Mr.. Griffiths model T
stadium had its roof lifted three
full inches by the mountainous
protest of the mob.
Marshall woke us up at the
crack of noon today 10 tell us that
Washington fans have bought
three times as many seasons
tickets for 1871. as Christmas
presents. as we're bought last year.
and that the indications are that
the advance sale for next season
will top the 100000 which the
team took in two months before
the opening of the 1910 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

Tired IelsureIy at Broda who
seemed in no particular danger.
Bucko Mcdonald, an old Leaf
defense hand brought up from
Providence to replace the injured
Bingo Kampman. skated over to
help Broda but his efforts went
awry. Broda kicked the shot aside
but it was DETECTED off Bucko's
skate and, over the goal line.
The Americans deserved the
victory. They had an edge in the
play all evening and with better
coordination might have had a
bigger winning margin II was
the second time they had met the
Leafs in as many nights and gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Norris Jr. Has Many Interests

OF all the young sposmen America there probably is
who has many varied interests young Jim Norris
Technically he's the boss of Olympia He watches the book
ngs for the building acts consuant with Jack Adams
all things pertaining hockey takes active interest the
Sonia Hene production of which he and the Joe
Cook Ice Review in New York, entitled ut Happened
Ice"
Norris watches closely the horses he's feeding and housing
and rides back and forth between Chicago and New York the
interest of his dads wheat business.
Young Jim has taken time out to put few
dollars into fighters Harry Thomas and Pat Comisky
heavyweight fighters under his and he also had
a light heavyweight fighter called Billy Triest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Mexican Net Star
Upsets u. 5. Rivals

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 23.-GNS)
Young Eugenio Tapia, Mexican
singles tennis champion. yesterday
came through with his second
straight upset victory over Ameri-
can net stars when he defeated
Frederick Schroeder, United States
doubles champion. 60. 6-3.
Tapia triumphed over John A.
Kramer, high ranking Southern
California tennis player, Saturday
in the goodwill tourney between
American and Mexican netmen.
Southern California players
comprising the American team
won the tourney IL matches to 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Cage Coach
Ready 10 Surrender

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 23.-
QNS)-George f. Keogan, Notre
Dame basketball coach. will send
his cagers against Illinois tonight
in the knowledge it may be the
last time he'll be on the side lines
as active coach of the Irish.
Recent medical examinations re-
vealed Keogan was suffering from
heatr ailment. and the coach
will leave Christmas night for the
Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Mimi.
for a thorough checkup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

Ricardo Cortez, Spanish junior
heavy title contender, tonight
makes bid for the championship,
The speedy Spaniard who has
won many bouts here wrestles
"Reb' Russell the reigning champ.
and is conceded chance TO tumble
the Southerner in the two in three
falls match.
There also is six-man wres-
ting battle royal To win one
wrestler must survive the attack
of the five others. "Superman."
newest mat prodigy who challenges
all corners. makes his second ap-
pearance in another bout against
a 350-pound opponent, Chief Su-
noco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Bruins Crowd Wings
For End BY So Win
Boston Team Gets
Trio of Goals in
Last Period
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

The Detroit Red Wings don't
have to listen to Lionel Barry
more pull out all the stops on
Dickens Christmas Carol 10 shed
a few atty tears this happy
Christmas season. All they have
TO do is think about how they
blew a game to the Boston Bruins,
SD. at Olympia last night. after
lie ding the National Hockey
League champions by a goal 60
ing into the third period. That's
a tear jerker for the Wings if
there ever was one.
1t would take a great deal more
than a jolly rendition Of Jingle
Bells" and a CHEEKY chorus of
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town"
to make the Red Wings today
forget the last period goals poured
into the Detroit net by Bobby
Bauer, Art Jackson and Mel Hill.
ON WINGS HEELS
Those three goals brought the
third-place Bruins to within two
points or single game of the
second place Detroiters. Tn e Y
wiped out the Detroit lead just
when the Wings thought they
had the Bruins over the barrel
and extended the Detroiters' long
est non-winning streak of the sea-
son to four games.
A tie with the New York Amer
leans is the best the Wings have
been able to accomplish in four
games. And only the fact that
the Americans last night upset
the leading Toronto Maple Leafs
gives the Wings any hope as they
await the arrival of the nemesis
(C4-NtunnI ~ DnuA TOY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

NJ a pie Leafs
I h a t enabled
them 10 skate
off with a 2 TO
l decision.
There Vas
less tn a n six
minutes TO 60
in a game that
was nip a n d
tn X all the
way a n d the
I @ a m 8 w @ + g
deadlocked at a
goal apiece.
Murray Arm
strong waltZed
up to the Leaf
defense, weaved
a bit and drew
it out and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
The YuIe Spirit
1t Makes Washington Grid Fans Forget That 73-C
Beating and Buy Tickets Already for Next Season

Remember the guy who
yelled to me TO take the team
back TO Boston," Marshall de-
handed. "Well, We had 25 APP
plications for his seat on the So
yard line for next season. We
sold II 10 a fellow who had had
seat on the 4-ysrd for three
years. and who doesn't heckle.
No hecklers on our 5O-yard
line"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23

mains from the
1910 beating his
team got. or
from the wintry
blasts blown his
way by rabid
ro OF ers who
turned on him
{ h a I nlacabre
day. and fairly
drove him from
his 50-yard line
box.
II was as close
TO utter rout as
sports can pro-
duce. When the
announcer tried
TO read off a
plug about next
seasons tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
'Bobt :: ] J 9,
II BY BOZ m.vqp&y
There Are 4 C0lleqe Gaze Teams Here,
There Are College Cage Teams Here
But They Meier Play Each Other

MONDAYS MULLIGAN-Here's one to try your JIG saw
puzzle There college basketball the city
University Detroit Tech Detroit Tech and Wayne
But of the four clashes with of the others
early warm-up game Patsy OToole writes a
rather touching Johns Hopkins He's worried
himself very lonesome Even he used to
blood with his yengwe how about sending
the guy Christmas card?
Word that Gen. John ]. Phean may retire boxing
commissioner Farley brother of Big Jim.
deputy line for the job 1t
IS years Saturday Matt Mann Michigan accepted
job as swim coach for the New York A. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
BuckO'S Bad Luck
He's Recalled by Leafs and Goal Which Gives the
Americans Victory Goes in off His Skate

NEW YORK. Dec. %. = Lady
Luck at last got on speaking terms
with Red buttons New York
Americans last night and gave
them a break in the third period
of their game with the Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Bob Teller
.'Player
Of Year
International New. Service Wiz.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Bob
Teller. the Cleveland speedball ace.
has been selected by the New York
baseball writers as the player of
the year." and will be awarded a
plaque at the writer's annual
dinner February 2.
Rapid Robert will be the eleventh
player to receive the honor since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
By BOB CONSIDINE
International News service Wire

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Time
heals all wounds. except Grand
Canyon. But we never expected
il 10 heal G. p. Marshall of the
Redskins. No scar re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Cortez TO Seek
Russell S Title

Battle Royal-"Buli" Curry. "Bull''
Montana. Paul Orth, Rufus Jones, Wal
ter Roxy and Angelo SavoIdi. Time
limit one hour
"Reb" Russell vs.. Ricardo CerteE. two
In three fails.
"superman" ". Chief Sunoeo. one fall.
''Besrcat" Wright ~. Cowboy Ted
Hughes, one fail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
.asket Sweeps 3
From Leaders
in Classic
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

With position week coming up.
Ekhardt and Beckers reign as
bowling pacemaker-fh the Detroit
Times AlI-Star Classic will be in
jeopardy for the first time since
November 10 at the Detroit
Recreation Building next Sunday,
following the end of the first half
of the schedule at Palace Recre-
alton last night
Detroit Gasket made this pos
sible with a sweep over E. and B.
to reduce the latter's margin to
one game. The triple victory gave
Gasket a tie for second with Nor
ton, which grabbed pair from
Twentieth Century.
Since position week" calls for
the first team meeting the sec
ond. the third and fourth. etc.
T.. and 3. and Detroit Gasket will
cross alleys again next Sunday,
the latter getting the match be-
cause il boasts a higher average
than Norton, Stroh will be paired
with Norton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Boston S, DETROIT ;.
Americans ?, Toronto 1.
Chicago 3, Rangers tOVertimel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
MOWERY LEADS WAY

Bill Mowery was mainly re-
sponsible for Gasket's trip e
against his former mates when
he wheeled out 220-226-205 for
65l. the only good score in the
Confined on Page 1877
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TONIGHT'S GAME
Toledo At DETROIT.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-06
HALTEDATSOUTHPOR
San Luis Allowed To Con-
tinue After Two-Hour Wis
it By Customs Agents

The Honduran motor vessel a
L,,is. which discharged a cargo OF
sugar here yesterday, was inspected
by customs service officials on "sus'
picion" at southport yesterday after
noon after she had cleared from Will
mington.
John Bright Hill, collector OF Gus
toms. last night did not divulge the
nature of their "suspicions" and only
said that they we're not confirmed.
Stopped By Coast Guard
J1non orders of the customs service
a. Coast Guard patrol boat from OAK
Island stopped the outgoing freignter
and stood by while customs ol1lclais
gave the vessel a two.hour
ton. 80
Mr.. Hill said that their Inspection
revealed that everything was IN or
der and that the San Luis was allow
en- to continue on to her destination
at Havana. The ship cleared SCUM
port at 4:45 o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon. -,
Under present neutrality laws an
foreign vessels must undergo a rlsio
inspection at every port Of call. Mr.;
Hill said that the San Luis arrlVeo
with her cargo of sugar late oatui'
day and that customs officials were
unable to inspect the ship oeloie
yesterday. -
The 479.ton freighter's cargo o,
II. 900 bags of sugar was consigned
to the Cape Fear Shipping company
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-06
OF COUNTY
BONDS SCHEDULED
Money From County Home
And School Issue Will Be
Available On April

Following approval of the issue
by the Local Government comrfs-
sion in Raleigh yesterday, J. A. Or
rell, county auditor, predicted the
money from the sale of $4,000 in
county home and school bonds will
be received by April 1, or possibly
sooner.
OF the bond issue, $S6,000 will be
in school bonds and S12, 900 will be
county home bonds.
They will be placed on sale at
Raleigh on March 10 and Orrell
predicted the county will get an
unusually good interest rate, pos
sibly as low as two per cent.
The funds are to be used for re.
pairs to various schools throughout
the county and for improvements
at the county home.
The bond issue represents the
county's credit leeway for the fis.
cal year-two thirds of the amount
by which the county's debt was de-
creased during the year just past.
The school bonds were requested
last summer when the school board
drafted an improvement program
for several school buildings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-06
PALESTINE JEWISH
QUESTION REVIVED
Labor Opposition OF House
Oh Commons Calls For
Vote OF Censure

LONDON, March s. (Wednes-
day)-LR-Great Britain's newest
restrictions on Palestine's Jews to-
day precipitated a demand from
the labor opposition in the house
of for a vote Of censure
against the government-the first
of the war.
Debate later today on drastic re-
strictions promulgated on the sale
of land by Arabs to Jews threaten.
ed to cut the government majority
to an abnormally small figure. 1t
was recalled that the government
margin was only SO votes last May
II in favor Of adoption Of a white
paper which declared it was not
part Of British policy that "Pales'
tine should become a Jewish state"
The vote of censure will be NOV.
ed by Laborite Philip Noel-Baker
when he opens the debate or the
new land restrictions in commons
this afternoon. He will ask the
house to vote that the government
acted without authority of the
CONTINUED on Page Five; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-06
ANOTHER MEET TODAY
Miss Chambers Explain
Preparation OF Many
Excellent Dishes

A near capacity audience was on
hand yesterday afternoon for the
opening session Of the Pageant of
Foods cooking school, sponsored
by the Star-News, at the New Han.
over high school auditorium.
The second in the series of four
meetings will be held this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Chambers, conductor
of the school, was introduced by
Jack Hope, editorial writer of The
Star-News, VINO in turn was pre-
scented by James L. Allegood, ad-
vertising manager, who welcomed
the ladies present to the second
annual cooking school.
Miss Chambers Immediately made
everyone present feel at home with
her friendly, get-acquainted man.
ner Of Good Afternoon" and then
proceeded with her opening of a
four day series of lectures on the
Pageant of Foods"
In her opening lecture she show
ed how to make an English grill,
leg of lamb Francois, Swedish
meat balls, Chinese vegetables. an
interesting dish Of Armenian origin
called pirags, a Panama salad,
roast Canadian style bacon, and a
new and easier way Of making
French fried potatoes prominent on
the days menu.
However, they, like all the other
recipes On the program, were well
suited to the American taste and
the methods of the American home
maker. Then, just to show u true
Miss Chambers said, there's
that good old American favorite,
apple pie, as the star dessert. One
of the new things about this pie is
it's crust, she said.
Miss Chambers based her opening
lecture On lessons around recipes,
new cake methods, lessons in buy
ing, and closed with a grand ex'
hibition of culinary art.
The program starts off with a
pork shoulder roast, the first of
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. d.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-06
BRITISH CONSTABLE HURT AS POLICE
BREAK UP NEW RIOTING IN PALESTINE

nouncement of the new land laws
in the house of commons.
(Such restrictions were de-
manded by Arabs, and long de-
MED, during the three years of
Arab-Jewish bl00dshed in the
Holy Land beginning in 1896.
Now, with Palestine a vital mill
tary sector in preparations for
possible warfare in the Near
East, the British have gone to
great lengths to appease the
numerically preponderant Arabs
despite Jewish contentious t.lat
the restrictions will prevent de-
velopment of their promised nat
i0nal home. Jewish immigration
also has been stringently curtail-
ed for mOnths.)