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La gaceta., 1940-03-12
UN ESPIA RUSo HA SIDO
ARRESTAD0 CERCA DE
WASHINGTON
Mortin Dies lie mteyQgdrd

Martin Dies Ie inteT2gdrd
Miami, MARIO 12.-Se comu-
nic6 aver a Martin Dies. presi-
denta del Comtt6 Investigator
lis Scti ida as anti-america-
mas, 3ue cerca de Washington
ha sido arrestado IN espia ru-
SO que logr6 entrar en- los Esta-
dos Uni6Os por este puerto y
aue mas tarde consigui6 el mis-
no Ia entr-da, sin que pudieran
eEitaIlo las autoridades de inm.-
graci6n, dc vayiOs agentes secre
.cS de su pals. La Legion Anne
r.caBa le inform6 a Dies. en-
esta ,iudad, que $4,000, extran
jeros sc han agrupado en- Cuba
con a prop5sito de entrar en- es-
It rsis por medios ilegales.
Iuterrcgados por los agentes
jal gobierno, ell espia confes6
slas sus actividades.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

tom6 hace pocos dias Ell 9,
cuerdo de suspender eli Cabaret
de San Jose, senalado para'el
dia 16, dando asi mayores opor-
tunidades de 6xito a la f%sta a.
nual de Primavera, q1 el dia
81, domingo, Sc veri icara en-
4 harmoso edifaci9%e West
Tampa.
La Sacci6n de Recreo, orga-
nizadora del Cabaret, cedi6 ell
campo a la Secci6n de Propa-
ganda y ademas cooperara con
ella en- la venta de cubisrtos pa
"a 81 almuerzo.
Hablar de las secciones de
propaganda en- las Sociedades
mutualistas latinaS, eQuivale a
hablar de personas dedica6as a
hecer Ell bien con el mayor des-
interes.
SCual es la labor, pongamos
por ejemplo, de la Secci6n De
Propaganda del Centre Espa-
lol,, patrocinadora de la fiesta
del dia 81?
Es muy sencilla, muy genera
sa y muy humana.
La Secci6n celebra fiestaS, u
ma o dos wees Ell ell ano, y col
e. producto acude en- socorro de
los Socios enfermos o sin traba-
10.
Ell socio enfermo, pobre, no
tiene NADIA que temer en- GUAM
to a su recibo de Quota.
Conoce la Secci6n de Propa-
ganda su situaci6n y sin huml-
llarlo, de hermano a hermano,
de companero a companero, pa
ga por 81.
Ash sucede en- cuanto a socioS
que por falta de trabajo no Sc
hallan en- posici6n de abonar sus
Quotas.
Una vez mas decimos, con Ia
mas honda sinceridad, que la D
bra de las secciones de propa-
ganda merece siempre ell concur
so de todaS las personals genera
sas.
Ell dia 81 lie tocara a la Sec
ci6n del Centre Espanol y con
ella cooperaremos todos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
NOIAS SOCIALES

Aplausos hubieron durante el
recorrido para las preciosas ca
rrozas de la Ciudad de Tampa,
Centre Espanol, Centric Astu-
riano, ~LatinAmerican CARNIVAL
Camara de Concrete de Ybor,
La Verbena del TabacO, Liga
Pan Americana, Mas Broos,
Exchange, Condado de
Hillsborough, Unione Italiana,
Circulo CubanO, Camara de Co.
mercio de st. Petersburg, Sears
Roebuck, Central Truck Lines
s. otras.
Sc disolvi6 la parada en- ell te-
rreno de Phillips, segdn 10 acor-
dado.
La Verbena, con la orquesta
Renovation, Consuelo More
no, la pareja de rumba Piruli-
Tunta y valiosos artistas loca-
les, entire ellos la bella Srta. AL
ma Fernandez, atrajo a varios
miles de personals.
Para los artistas de Cuba,
New York y otras ciudades, hu
DO verdaderas ovaciones.
Como en- la noche del sabado
recibieron demostraciones de
simpatia, por su labor, los mil
chachos de las sociedades Circu
10 Cubano, Centre Espanol, Cen
tro Asturiano y Unione Italia
ma.
La orquesta Renovation,
con su cantante Srta. Rivero, tn
vo que repetir algunas de las
pleas.
A pesar de todas las difficult
tades, La Verbena alcanz6 un
sonado triunfo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
La Procession

La Verbena del Tabaco fina-
liz6 aver sus fiestas del aho con
una gran procession civica, en-.
horas de la tarde, y La VERDE
ma en- Phillips Field, despues de
las siete de la nOche.
De la procession puede ase-
gurarse, por su buena organi-
zaci6n y la belleza de sus carro-
zas, que fue una de las mejores
efectuadas en- esta ciudad.
March6 al frente de ella ell al
calde r. E. L. Chancey, en- COM
de oficiales del ejercito y
la marina, ell presidente de La
Verbena, miembros del directo-
RADIO, Nick Nuccio Y otras per-
sOnalidades.
La Marcia Sc ve1ific6 sin la
menor dificultad y las bellas
muchachas de las carrozas fue-
ron muy aplaudidas durante el
trayecto.
La carroza de la estudiantina
ESpana, de los Caballeros Lea
les de America mereci6 muchos
aplausos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
MUY LA FA-
MILIA DE

La sonora viuda de Angsi
Santana, en- compania de su hi
jo, esposos Felix Santana y o.
tros familiares, nos encargan de
mos las gracias a todas las per-
sonas que asistieron al entierro
de Angelic y Sc interesaron por
81 durante su enfermedad, y ell
particular a los tabaqueros de-
la fabrica de Corral y los esco-
gedores y anilladoras de Ora
diaz-Annis.
Cumplimos ell encargo de Ia
distinguida familia del buen a
migo y lie reiteramos nuestro
hondo sentimiento por la perdi-
da irreparable.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

Allen Prescott. WSUN, Infor.
nation Please, WDAE; 800,
OrQuesta de Johnny Green,
WSUN, y Big Town, WDAE;
$50, Horace Heidi, WSUN, y
Corte de Perdidos Herederos,
WDAE; $3.50, Noticias, Bob
Trout, WDAE; 900, WSUN,
Cabalg&ta de America, y Noso-
tros, ell Pueblo, WDAE; $50,
Fibber Niece, WSUN. y Hit
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

Revue, WDAE; 1000, Bob
Hope, WSUN, Y Orquesta de
eileen Miller, WDAE; IL :05,
Ace Brigode, Orquesta, WSUN,
y Alvino Rey, orquesta, WDAE
HIS, Orquesta de Dick Stable
WDAE, y Orquesta de TED
Weems, WSUN; IL 100, Orques-
ia de Count Basic, WSUN; IL
0rquesta de Charles Barnett,
S U
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
UN GGEsTo. PARA TOMMY
/GOUGHRAN

Filadelfia, MARIO 12.-Con
un sueldo de $1,000 al ano, Ell
alcalde de esta ciudad nombr6
aver supervisor de los parques
de recreo al ST.. Tommy Tough
ran, excampe6n mundial del pc
so complete ligero.
Lougihran aspire tambien al
tftulo del peso complete, pero
no lie fue possible llegar.
En- su division fue la 'estre-
LA" hasta que resolvi6 retirarse.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12

Los Programs JOr Ia Radio
Los PARTICIPATES programmes
para la noche de hoy, trasmitido
por las redes Nacional y Column
bia y las estaciones locales, son
los siguientes: 7:15 WSUN, can
clones de John Murray; 7:15,
WDAE, Jimmy Fiddler; 1880,
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
LIGA INTERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial Sc reunira
es nOche, eP la sala de los Ca
baE Cos Leales de America.
Egase la asistencia de to-
d senores Delegates y sub
delegadS b.
Sc cid hen realizandO impor-
tantesN tabajos en- relaci6n con
Ell pr6x no campeonato.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
AN URGENT MESSAGE =
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

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Of functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
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For over go years Pinkham's Compound
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women 10 go
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's friend" q chance
TO help your Try Mi
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
COSTA

No pase humillaciones por tener
la cara lena oe gran6s. AQui es-
IA la aynda. Ell liquido ZEM0,
poderoso suavizante, ahvia rapi-
dament6 Ia comez6n, ell dolor y
cura. zEM0 contiene 10 de los
m as pOderosos Electives ingre-
Clentes nluuicOs, reCOmenddd0s
@ es|peciallstas de gran merito.
Una prueba lie convencera. 35 cts.
soc , Sl,00. En- cualquier boti~a.
La gaceta., 1940-03-12
ENFERM0 Ell v MA
NAGEE DEL CIRCULO GU
BANJO

Esta g%ravemente enfermo, en-
ell Sanatorio del Centre Asturia
no, ell apreciado joven atleta Je-
sds Rodriguez, director de Ia
novena del Circulo Cubano III
ga Intersocial.
Ali Sc lie atiende con ell ma
yor cuidado. Por la salud de Je-
sds Acemos fervientes votos.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Hostess Will
Show Here On Tuesday

Lashing boldly at the notorious
"clip-joint'' racket where murder
is done to music, cafe Hostess"
is due to open at the Bijou the
atre on Tuesday. Featuring Pres
ton Foster and Ann Dvorak in the
leading roles, the new Columbia
film is said to spin an absorbing
tale of the shady night = spots
where the "percentage-girls' serve
as "come-ons" for the unwary
customer.
These "percentage-girls" working
in shady cafes and cocktail bars
depend for their existence upon
their "cut" of the liquor check.
They sit and drink with the Gus
toners, dance with them, chat and
laugh with them and continually
urge them to buy drinks. The more
pretty and ~personable the girl, the
greater are her chances to make
money.
The program also includes a
cartoon, Musical Comedy "Remem-
Der When" and a Novelty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Gone With The Wird'
Billed At WhiteUiNe

Gone With the Wind" opens May
2 at the Madison theatre in White,
vile.
Most films have highlights on
which to concentrate, Gone With
the Wind has SO many that a re-
viewer IS mentally h~andcuffed. 1t
has n supreme hishlight-t h e
entire picture. It is truly the great
est picture ever made and since it
follows 50 faithfully Margaret Nit
chell's story of the Old South that
n is left wondering how it was
ever achieved. 1t must follow that
Miss MitchelIs story must be the
great American novel.
The whole world felt that Clark
Gable was the perfect Rhett But
Ter and he is, and as f 0 Vivien
Leigh she energies as a star whose
perfection as Scarlet is almost be-
yond belief. she and Gable make
Scarlet and Rhett so real that the
cinema magic seems to turn into
life itself, and as fer the rest of the
cast everyone is n star and does a
stars part.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Young Buffalo Bill
Will Show At Bijou

Beautiful Pauline Moore, who
plays opposite Roy Rogers in Young
Buffalo Bill coming Friday and
Saturday at the Bijou theatre, might
have been a missionary if she had
not drifted by accident into a stock
company at the age of sixteen. She
did some evangelistic work as a
child, and her parents were certain
she would continue this work in her
adult life, but Pauline had other
ideas, particularly when her stage
work won enough favorable COM
ment to encourage her continuing
it.
She was born in Philadelphia to
a family which numbered among its
distinguished f~orebears Chief JUS
tice John Marshall of the Supreme
court.
A Leon Enrol comedy, major Diff
ficulties," and the current chapter
of "Overland With Kit Carson" are
also on the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
In Early Arizona
Will Show At Bijou

The gun-blazing melodramatics
which just preceded statehood for
the territory of Arizona, are re-
portedly brought to the screen in
glamorous and action-filled life
with the Wednesday screening at
the Bijou theatre of I'm Early
Arizona," first of Columbia's his
toric western action series staring
Bill Elliott. Elliott, whose perform
ances in the Columbia serial, 1.-THE
Great Adventures of Wild Bill
Hichok," won him the featured
spot in Columbia's planned new
series, is currently supported by
Dorothy CULVER, Edward Cassidy,
Franklin Farnum, Art Davis and
other excellent players.
The current chapter of "The
Green Hornet" and a Musical
Comedy 'Prairie Papas," + also
on the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
ROBINSON MOVIE
WILL SHOW HERE
Story Of DR.. Eiirlich's Magic
Bullet Will Open
On Monday

Not since the advent of talking
pictures did such radical news ema-
nate from Hollywood as when
Warner Bros. announced that it
would film the story of the life of
DR.. Paul Enrich. Plays at the Royal
theatre tomorrow and Tuesday.
Edward G.. Robinson stars in THE
Story of DR.. Ehrlich's Maic Bull
let" Not a CANISTER picture, yet a
a on the deadliest public enemy
o. all, it is highly exciting film en-
tertainment.
Louis Pasteur' of course paid
tribute to DR.. Pasteur eminent
French scientist. Or. Ehrlich's
Magic Bullet" is an entertaining
and dramatic perturbation of t h e
life and work in the medical field of
DR.. Paul Enrich, winner of the
Nobel Prize for his scientific discov-
cries.
1t so happens that Enrich was
a friend and disciple of Pasteur,
and carried on some of the work
that the French scientist started.
Like Pasteur, Or. Enrich sought
constantly to establish an ever clos
er relationship between medicine
and chemistry. He named a n d
sought that %recurrent dream of
every sincere microbe hunter, a
magic bullet" which would kill
microbes, just as a cartridge from
a rifle will kill big game. For DR..
Enrich, this dream came true, to
the infinitely great benefit of all
mankind.
Edward G. Robinson h a s his
said to give a performance equal %
those which Paul MUM gave. Also
latest world news events in pictures.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

the wife-murderer, a highly intel.
lectual personality who has suffered
complete spiritual degeneration and
is supercilious and cynical in the
extreme. Albert Decker is the goril.
la-like s~afe-cracker, Moll, IA brute
who also relies on force and who is
Nerne's continual antagonist f o 7
leadership j. Edward Bromberg is
F1aubert, a deluded, fear-ridden
murderer who imagines himself sur
rounded by persecution and is on the
verge of complete insanity. Eduar-
do Ciannelli is TeIez, in whom re-
ligious faith lies dormant. John Ar
ledge is the weakling, Dufond, pro-
tected b. Mol. Victor Varconi is the
fisherman forced to aid the last of
the fugitives, and Frederic Worlock
is the prison governor, Grideau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
AVIATION FILM
WILL SHOW HERE
Biiou's 100000 Men A Year
Tells Story OF College
Air Students

"2111l Men A Year."
Today Americas eyes are on them
as tie college youth of the nation,
thousands strong, take to the sky!
Esgsr t3c action, ready for danger,
the students of today are the air,
men Of tomorrow, and their thrill.
ing Story is told, through the eyes
Of the women who love them and
the men who give them wings, in
the Cosmopolitan production f o I
Goth C~entury-Fox coming Thursday
TO the Bijou theatre, 10000 Men A
Year"
Timely as tomorrow's headlines,
the film features Randolph Scott,
Preston Foster and Margaret Lind,
SaT heading a cast including Mary
Healg. Robert Shaw, George Ernest,
Jane Darwell, Kane Richmond and
Make RosenbIoom.
Tie original story by Frank
Wed removed author of aviation
fiction, vas inspired by the year-old
llvl Aero0autics Authority pro-
gram for training civilian fliers in
the hatj9ns colleges and universe
Ties. The CAA has undertaken to
lfalh 10000 men a year for the sti-
mutation Of private flying as a
means Of promoting commerce and
contributing to the progress of
American aviation.
News musical and world Of tomor-
70" complete the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
N. Y. {. Crash Blamed
Or Lax Observance

WASHINGTON, April 2o-CP-
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's bureau Of safety reported
today that it's investigation Of a
rear-end collision between two pas
senger trains on the New York
Central at Wickliffe, Ohio, last
January 10, disclosed LAX observ-
ance of rules"
Ten persons, including two pas
sengers were injured in the acct.
dent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
strange Cargo To Open
At Carolina On Thursday

One Of the greatest name casts
since Dinner at Eight was as
sembled by Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer
for Strange Cargo" with Cla:l1
Gable and Joan Crawford co-star.
ring for the sixth time to top the
distinguished list of principals. The
production has it's local premiere a.
the Carolina theatre Thursday. The
cast includes such notable screen
personalities as Ian Hunter, Peter
LORE, Paul Lukas, Albert Decker,
j.. Edward Bromberg, Eduardo Clan
nelll, John Arledge, Frederic Wor-
lock, Bernard Nedell a n d Victor
Varconi. The actors constant pray
er for a "meaty' role is answered in
wholesale by this adaptation of the
Richard Sale novel, mot Too Mar.
row, Not Too Deep" for every role
gives unprecedented opportunities
for a highly dramatic characterize
ton.
Gable is seen as Verne Andre,
convict in a South American prison,
a hooking and rudely magnificent
~iconoclast whose creed is force. Miss
Crawford, who won new critical &C.
claim for her work as Crystal Allen
in THE Women" portrays Julie,
cafe entertainer in the penal colony
Of cynical mind yet fundamental viz
tue, forced to become Verne's COM
panion when a band of desperadoes
launch a scheme of escape. To Ian
Hunter falls the most unusual role
of his are In extreme contrast to
his former leading man and charac-
ter parts is his portrayal of Cam
breau, a mild, mystical figure hat
ed by all at first, yet finally a COM
pelling influence in the lives and
deaths of all around him. Peter
LORE forsakes his familiar Mr..
Motto and returns to his weird char
ac~terizations of the past, as Cochon,
commonly known as Monsieur Pig
a contemplate a n d repulsive
'libere'' who is jules persistent ad-
mirer. Paul Lukas plays Hessler,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
MARINE AVIATION
film IS BILLED
Soldiers Of The Sea Also
Prove Airmen In Picture
Al The Royal

Disclosing for the first time on
the screen some of the little known,
yet exciting duties of the United
States Marines on foreign soil, THE
Marines Fly High stars Richard
Dix and Chester Morris as t W o
"leathernecks'' stationed in a small
Central American republic, and Lu-
ellie Ball.
While the Marines r generally
known as soldiers of t h e sea"
whose job it is to protect American
interests in foreign countries, t h e
service has many other duties. Ma
rlnes do police duty, operate anti
aircraft guns in the Navy and per-
form aviation work ashore. The par
tlcular phase of their efforts that is
revealed in 1.-THE Marines Fly
High" is one of which more than
one tropic government has made use
that of assigning them as instruc-
tors in building up a native army.
DIX and Morris portray a pair of
4SllSGd Oll1NClS ldlIlll1dI Will
the language and the customs of the
republic to which they're assigned.
They organize a body Of native
men, drill and train them in sold
ier'a duties, and also train native
officers to take eventual command
of the force, with notable results.
Their efforts are Interrupted by a
guerilla terrorist who is trying to
crush the cocoa planters. One of his
potential victims is a pretty Ameri.
can girl (Lucille BALD, whose plight
attracts the professional and ro-
mantle interests of Dix and Nor
ris.
Steffi Duna and John Eldredge
are in the support of "The Marines
Fly High, an RKO Radio Picture.
Added shorts, "a Plumbing We
Will Co." 8 stooge comedy. Serial
and news.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
4 Take This Woman
10 Show Al Carolina
Hedy LAMAR And Spencer
Tracy Co-Starred In
Monday Picture

Combining the talents of the star
credited with being HoIlywood's most
capable actor and the star wlo is
acclaimed the most glamorous wo
man to reach the screen in more
than a decade. 81 Take This Wo
man." opening at the Carolina thea
tire tomorrow, is considered the per
feet piece of motion picture enter,
tainment.
With Spencer Tracy as a skilled
physician to whom his profession is
his entire life, and Hedy Lamar as
a beautiful New York girl who be.
comes involved in a romantic prob
lem which every woman will under,
stand, Il Take This Woman pre-.
sents a story as human and timely
as the pages of your daily newspa-
per.
Tracy's story will touch every
man. Miss Lamarr's will go straight
TO the hearts of ali women, for it is
the story of a woman struggling to
know just what true love really is.
She is a woman driven to despair
because the man she loved did not
keep his promise. She is caught on
the rebound by a great man with a
great love, yet cannot be certain that
she no longer loves the man who
failed her. And when she finally
makes the test of sincere love, her
discovery is that which all women
r happy to learn. Miss Lamar,
whose startling beauty alone made
her the talk of the nation in "Al.
eiers," and who progressed into act
ing ranks in Lady of the Tropics"
finds in Il Take This Woman AN
opportunity which will convince the
world that she is an actress and not
solely a beauty.
W. S. Van Dyke II, one of the
screens most capable veteran di-
rectors, makes this promise for
Miss Lamar. He says her acting
ability astounded him, and Van
Dyke has directed hundreds Of fine
actresses. Surrounding the two CO.
stars is a supporting cast including
such stellar personalities as Verree
Teasdale, Kent Taylor, LARAMIE
Day, Mona Barrie, Jack Larson,
Frances Drake and Marjorie Main.
Paul Cavanaugh, Louis Calhern,
Il Take This Woman removes
Miss Lamar from the tropics and
places her in modern Manhattan
WHARF she wears one of the most
dazzling wardrobes, resigned by
Adrain, ever created for a single
star. The locales embrace variety,
from a clinic in the slums where
simple, sweet. characters are en-
countered, to gay night clubs where
cafe society quips and gossips. And
amid two such extremes in modern
life is unfolded a story that mas
beauty, heart interest, romance and
drama intense enough to please all
audiences. Above ali that, the pic
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Blonde MOVIE
IS BILLED HERE
Brunette Enchantress Creates
Further Discord In Bum
stead Family

AS though troble-beset Dagwood,
mischievous Baby Dumping and
Blonde herself were not enough to
provide Royal theatre audiences
with plenty of delightfully."- human
comedy, a lovely brunette enchant-
ress has been brought upon t h e
scene to create additional domestic
discord in the Bumstead family. In
Blonde on a Budget, which opens
al the Royal theatre, Penny "Blon.
die Singleton does some tall a n d
fancy burning" when Rita Hay
worth, an old flame, returns to I'M
Willingly SINCE Arthur "Dagwood"
Lake.
The Columbia series of Bumstead
family comedies, based upon Chic
Young's sensational newspaper
comic strip, has been enthusiastical-
ly hailed for its faithful representa-
tons of young married life. Their
inevitable comparisons with It h e
family next door," the n%aturalness
of the stars appearing in major
roles, the based Upon fact air of
the productions themselves have all
contributed to the popular reception
Of the Blonde comedies.
Radio Is another of the Bum
steads' entertainment triumphs,
with Miss Singleton a n d Arthur
Lake ~portraying Blonde and Dag
wood for the weekly edificatiol of
their millions of fans.
Added "Domineering Male" Pete
Smith, Our Gang comedy and color
parade short.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Flower Seed Giuen
School Garden Growers

Carl Render, director of the Star
News School Garden Contest, says
that not only are the children rails
ing vegetables in their gardens but
also raising flowers.
During the coming week he will
send to the schools in the city
500 packages of giant double ~zinnias
donated by Roudabush's Seed Store.
The children join the director in
expressing thanks to R%oudabush
Tor his fine donation.