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Evening star., 1940-05-05
Politics
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the presidential nomination at the
national convention itself.
The Roosevelt third term boost
ers did not undertake to enter the
Presidents name In Maryland-as
they did In other States. In fact,
the third term issue was not
brought into the primary campaign
at al, ~ 1t was. for example, In
Pennsylvania, where Senator Joseph
F. Qudey ran for denomination as
the No. / Roosevelt Democrat urg-
ing Z third term nomination for the
President. Neither Of the candi-
dates for the Democratic senatorial
nomination, Senator Radcliffe nor
Howard Bruce, Democratic national
committeeman, took any stand In
regard to the third term nomina-
ton.
The Roosevelt forces took q beat
Ing in the last Maryland primary In
1898, when they undertook to
purge" Senator Tydings. The Presi-
dent himself went into Maryland
to campaign for David J. Lewis, now
member Of the National Mediation
Board. The result was disastrous
for the President and Mr.. Lewis.
Democrats in Maryland, while
they may 60 along with q third
term nomination, generally speak
ing, are rather conservative. In
deed, there is some doubt that Presi-
dent Roosevelt, If he runs for I
third term can carry the State
against a strong Republican nomi-
nee, according to Democratic lead
ers In the State. Yet Maryland to-
day must still be rated Democratic
State.
Rated Free DELEGATION"
The delegation to the Democratic
National Convention must, it is said
be rated a free delegation"-not
committed in any way to the Roose-
velt third term. And there is rea-
son to believe that if Senator Tyd-
ings has his way, it will not be-
come a third-term delegation. Ger
tainly the delegation will not 60
to the convention bound in any way
to support third-term nomination.
Nor will it be bound to oppose such
q nomination. As in other States,
the Democratic leaders are looking
the Democratic presidential situa-
ton over closely-both with refer
ence to the vote-getting ability OF
presidential candidates and with
reference to the situation existing
abroad.
In the Republican primary
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Thomas E. Dewey, New York's
racket busting district attorney, Is
the only entrant for the presidential
preference vote. He has the backing
Of both the Nice and Broening fac
tions OF the Republican party-and
1t is predicted he Will receive . large
percentage Of the vote cast in the
Republican primary, perhaps as high
as 90 per cent. The Republicans
have the option Of voting for IN
uninstructed delegation II they do
not wish to vote for Dewey.
It u dindcult, however, to rouse
much enthusiasm for an unin-
structed delegation when opposed
to an active individual candidate.
Some effort may be made by the
Evening star., 1940-05-05
SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. MAY s. 1g4o-pARr ONE

Of going ahead with q case Of such
nature.
Senator Norris complaint came
later.
" am Of course anxious, a. you
are. that in law enforcement We do
no violence to our traditional civil
liberties" Attorney General Jack
son told Senator Norris in sending
him the report. II am convinced
II those liberties are generally en-
dangered in this country, It Is not by
the F. B. l."
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Republicans who are trying to "stop
Dewey" It was said yesterday. to
get the voters TO support IN unin-
structed Sdelegation-but It is not
expected TO get very far. Senator
Robert A. Taft Of Ohio declined to
enter the primary against Mr..
Dewey-although his supporters had
claimed the State for him prior to
Mr.. Dewey's entrance In the pri-
mary.
Little Basis for Complaint.
Chairman Gillette, Democrat, Of
Iowa disclosed yesterday that the
Senate Campaign Investigating
Committee had found very little"
basis for complaints against Mr..
Evening star., 1940-05-05

tomorrow's primary. He was delayed,
however. by illness In Colorado for
four days. J.. Russell eprasue, Mr..
Dewey's campaign manager, sent
= telegram to Maryland Republicans
Yesterday asking for support Of the
New Yorker.
Telegram Forecasts Victory.
The telegram said:
"Mr. Dewey and al Of us asso-
ciated with him In the campaign
warmly appreciate the splendid sup
port you have thus far given him
and look forward, With your help,
to victory in June Cat the Repub-
ncan National Convention and No
vember (the general election)."
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Deweys campaign for Maryl.nd's

delegates.
Senator Gillette did not specify
the nature Of the complaints re-
cetved by the committee. but other
committee members reported they
charged improper expenditures. The
committee chairman SID that "pre-
liminary reports indicate very little
development Of substantial fact" to
support Charges made to the COM
naittee In connection with Mary
lands selection Of delegates to the
Republican National Convention"
Mr.. Dewey had expected to re-
turn from the West In time to make
. speech or two in Maryland before
Evening star., 1940-05-05
F. B. |. Is AbsoIveds
In Detroit Arrests
Of LoyaIist Group
Jackson Frees Agents Of
Mistreotment Charges;
Report Given Norris
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
A case that had attracted only
casual dttention-the arrest OF
10 men and a Uon,an In Detroit
for Seektno to get recruits for the
SpdassA Loyaltst Army-dreU r,a-
tionaI attenfton three months
ago ,Ohen Senator Norris charged
the prisoners had been mis-
treated BY agents OF the Federal
Bureau OF Investigation. An i'm
mediate inquiry 1oas launched BY
Attorney General Jackson, ,Dho
noW has set up Neutrality LdtDs
Unit OF the Justice Department
which IN future ,Dould hare su-
perptston oper such cases.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Yakutsx; Siberia tsmpsrstufs
dropped to 30 below zero during
the winter.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

When the bride Of 1910 furnishes her living
room. one thing is certain! She will insist on
style! If she chooses q Korpen Soto, she will
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the trend of l94O The sofos pictured are
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obe in your own selection Of coverings.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
PROGRAMA ESPECIAL A
DEL FONDO
DE PASCUAS

FL pr6ximo lunes, en- la Are
ma de los Artilleros, Sc cfrecera
programa de luehas con I'm tan
10 por ciento de las ganancias pa
ra ell fondo de viveres de los po-
bres, en- las Pascuas.
Cy Williams, ell empresario,
anuncia un "cartel" especial a
base de Guss Sonnenberg, Roll
land Kirchmeyer, Lee Henning,
Bobby Roberts, Jerry Kooy,
Stanley Pinto, Al Getz y Walter
Logan.
Los primeros que sean elimi-
nados Sc batiran en- Ell primer
match, los segundos en- el match
siguiente y asi hasta completar
cuatro combates,
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

divinaba que sostuvo una lucha
her6ica antes de morir contra
aquellas puertas que alguien ha-
.bia afianzado concienzuda y
traidoramente por fuera, impi-
diendo toda salvation.
Su rostro, a pesar del largo
baho de tres o cuatro dias con
sus noches, conservaba un sello
de odio y de dureza, y en- sus
ojos relucia adn como un relam-
pago de inteligencia; tai vez Ell
desdichado comprendi6 en- el mo
mento de morir que no parecian
victimas de un accidente fortui-
to, sine de una TRACTION preme-
ditada y cinicamente concebida
Y Nevada a cabo.
-iiBueno, a este gach6 voy q
cortarle les bigotesi-dijo aho-
ra ell Cogorza con su serenidad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unas IT,
jeras. Las blancas del arsenal.
Crey6 Ell Isidro que bromeaba,
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

Vienen practicando en- ell GIN
nasio de la Gale Franklin los CO.
nocidos gladiadores Rudy Can
celia, q. la semana pasada venci6
al "Mudo" Robinson, y Young
Allen, a quien puso q dermir,
con Electives puhetazos, ell CO.
rrecto y ihabil muchachC Tom
my Gomez.
Los peritos con los cuales ha-
blamos hoy tienen la opinion de
que derFotara a Cancela, pOr
cuantO ell pGgil de Macon posee
mayor experienced y destreza.
Cancela, sin embargo, asegu-
ra que Allen correra la misma
suerte que la semana anterior,
cuando lie hicieron la cuenta de
diez. Rudy cree lie sera coneedi-
do un match con Gomez 81 con-
sigue vapulear al de Macon.
gubira Cancela al cuadrilate-
no con l72 libras y su adverse
rio con 1T.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

que Sc ponia, y las condecoracio
mes, TODD 10 necesito!...
Il Ya-repiti6 Isidro en- ell
mismo tono ccnvencido
-Procedamos con orden. 81
orden es la base del biensstar
del individuo, Y Ell bienestar es
la base del exito, y ell exito es "a
base de la tranqullidad de Ia
concieneia, y la tranquilidad de
la conciencia es la base de la
prosperidad de las familias, CO.
la prosperidad de las fami-
las, como la prosperidad de las
familias eS la base de la gran
deEa de les pueblos. TIL, TODD es-
to, no 10 comprepdes; pero 20
tengo que ir ensayandome ea es
tos parrafitos para cuando for
Gabinete en- Madrid.
ITira va Acoment6 ahora
lsidro, Que comenzaba q impa-
cientarse.
Pablito Sc agach6.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

y no Sc movi6 de donde estaba.
mo me has dido, por IN
casual?
ZPero hablas en- serio?
-lContrR! Vas a yerlo. To
trae las tijeras,
FL Chepa acab6 por obedecer,
Pablito esgrimi6 las magnifi-
cas- tijeras de su arsenal, proce-
denies del robo de una peluque-
ria en- Madrid, y dijo aGn, antss
de proceder a la proclamation del
eadaver:
Il Hasta ahora no t'explicao
la mita de mis- planes! Pero yo
pienso convertirme en- Monsieur
Renard en- persona. Y necesito
este bigots para caracterizar-
me como Dios manda,
zYRi
ST, senior. Luego hemos de
yer como han quedao ell free yer
de y Ia chisters del director. y el
pantal6n negro y 10 banda esa
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
DEPORTES
LA LIGA INTERSOCIAL Sc
REUNIO AVER EN- LA u
NONE ITALIANA

Bajo la presidencia del Sr. Vic
toriano Manteiga, nuestro direc-
tor, la Liga Intersocial de pelo-
ia Sc reuni6 anoche en- ell edificio
de la Unione Italiana.
Excuse su asistencia ell secre-
tario Berdeal y respondieron al
pase de lista los Sres. Charles
Fernandez Y Ceferino Lopez, de
legado y subdelegado del Centre
Asturiano; Mario Pullara, por
la Unione Italiana; Fermfn Ro-
driguez, subdelegado del Circu-
10 Cubano, y ell tesorero Antonio
La Paz. Brill6 por su ausencia,
como en- la semana pasada, la
delegation de los Leales, cuya no
vena juega una serie, bajo al pa
trocinio de la Liga con ell team
de "Estrellas PROFESSIONALS"
Lego ell tesorero La Paz ell ba-
lance semanal, que fue aproba-
do.
Acord6 la Liga que Ell domin-
go tenga a su cargo la cantina
ell Circulo Ccbano y que Sc ha-
gan cargo de las dos taquillas,
en- cuanto a la venta de billetes
de entrada, los Sres. Jose Fer
nandez y Jose Lopez, delegado y
subdelegado respectivamente dc
los Leales.
Esto dejara por entero las
puertas en- las manos de la repre-
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

que us6 la derecha, Billy es I'm
excelente campe6n de las It's il
bras, pero nadie admite que po-
see las condiciones necesarias
para veneer a Joe Luis.
Muchos de los peritos estiman
que Conn no solo es un pobre
oponente para Jose Luis, sine
tambien para Arturo Godoy,
Max Baer y posiblemente Lou
Ncva.
Corn carece de peso Y tam
bien de punos derribadores. ITO
davfa no ha llegado a la altura
indispensable para hacer un pa
pei acceptable frente al campeon
del peso complete.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
LA COMISION ATLETICA
oRDENO RETENER LAS
BOLSAS DE LOS PUZZLES

Toronto, Die. 4.-La Conf
sion Atletica del estado orden6
aver la retenci6n de las bolsas
de Lou Salica y Small Montana
mientras investiga TODD 10 rela-
eionado co MA pelea que esos pd
giles sostuvieron anoche. Mon
tana cay6 6iez veces a la Iona
y Ell arbitro Bill Burke puso fin
al match.
FL DR., Tom Flon..nerfelt, me-
dice de la comisi6n, reconcile a
Montana y dijo que el pens6 te-
MIA un m1sculo retorcido en- las
costillas y que sobre el Sc lie es-
tuvo pegando en- Ell curse del
match, pero que las radiogra-
ffas no muestran c~icatrices nj
huellaS de lesienes.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

State, ell once" primeramente
seleccionado, Sc batira con la u
niversidad de Georgetown, en-
esta ciudad, Ell dia de Aho Nue.
vo.
Gabe Murphy, director gra-
duado deatletLsmo. le telegrafi6
aver la aceptaci6n a Charles F.
Baldwin, presidente del Orange
Bowl.
Hasta ell presente los univer-
sitarIos de Washington solo han
sido derrotados una We, en- com
batefrnte al Boston College.
Mississippi State, en- diez par
tidos, ha anotado 230 Y su con-
trariO solo 81.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

@Ya estamos tcs!-dijo
volviendoSe hacia su brillante
segundo, que lie miraba desde 81
umbral con los brazos cruzados
" sonriendo-. Ahora veras que
.prontO damos con ell escondite.
En- arrojar los cadaveres al
rio nc habian tardado los ran
das arriba de ssis u ocho minu-
tos.
0tros cuantos les bastaron
para ir arrojando a la ~eorrience
asimismo las ropas, objetos y
cuanto consideraron sin interes
0 sin valor de 10 que contenia 81
carbonate.
Esteras viejas, los dos biom-
bos, que habian Qusdado destro-
zados a causa del large bano,
las ropas de las camas, los COL
chones miseros, TODD fue arras-
trado per las aguas, con inlrel-
bic rapidez.
AL fin, solo quedarOn en- Il
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

interior varias cajas, que los
randas fueron alineando met6-
dicamente, para proceder a 81
examen.
Pablito requiri6 su arsenal.
Y, sentandcse en- ell suelo hid
medo ante la que guardaba Sc
gun el, Ell cofrecillo de cahdales
del director, hizo saltar las oe-
rraduras con una prontitud y u
ma facilidad asombrosas.
Sc abri6 la GAIA.
Apsreciercn telas vistOlas, ira
Jes de seda y de lentejuelas, pa
nos, zapatitos de mujer cubier-
ties de p~edreria... TODD mojado Y
lamentable.
Pero su aspacto nc era para
eonsiearar perdidos por CON-
pleto los titles y las telas y los
traies de Monsieur Rsuard y de
su esposa.
-Todo este 10 subiremos a.
rrlba' POGO a POGO, y Sc ira Sc
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
A MEDIDA QUE AUMEN-
TAN SUS VICTORIAS Sc
D~ESACREDITA COMO o.
PONENTE DE LUIS

New York, Die. A MEDIA
que Billy Conn sostiene peleas
con hOmbres del peso complete
y los derrota, en- los circulos de-
portivos Sc arraiga la opinion
de que ell campe6n de las IT'S IL
bras no es dignO de pelear por el
titulo frente a un hombre como
Jose Luis. Derrotando a Savold,
la semana pasada, Conn vencl6
a un hombre que dista mucho de
ser un don Nadie", pero no die
a conocer un calibre que pueda
compararse, nj remotamente,
con ell del negro campeon.
Som recurri6 a toda su lige-
reza y Savold tuvc en- su contra
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

New York, Die. Ala Aso-
ciacidn de Escritores Deporti-
vos de New Yorw por unaniml-
dad acord6 aver ctrogar ell tro-
fec Edward j. Neil creado en-
honor del periodista que perecio
en- Espana, al pGgil negro Hen
nv Armstrong, que ha ostentado
tres coronas de campe6n y en-
una OCCASION ostentaba las tres a
un mismo tempo.
La Association tuvo en- cuenta
ia su galante demonstration al
perder la corona de las lat IL
bras hace dos meses, en- un COM
bate con Fritzie, Zivic, de Pitts
burgh.
Ese honor Sc concedi6 en- amos
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
Ia GAcETA
Otorvado al pasEnegrO Henry Armstrong
el trofeo Edward Neil

amos anterioress a Jack Demp-
sey y Billy Conn.
Los e~scritcres tambien Gecla-
raron c~mpatados, en- Ell puesto
de legitimo agpiranta a la coro-
ma del peso complete, a Billy
Conn y Max Baer, con Red Bur-
man, ahijado de Dempsey, en-
ell tercer lugar.
Fue electo p~residente de la
Association el Sr, Murray Lew
in, del New York Daily Mirror,
ouien suede a James Dawson,
del New York Times,
Zivio dara un match" de-
revancha a Armstrong Ell dia II
de enerO del aho yue Sc avecina.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

Y con la miSma habilidad con-
qua hnubiera procedido un pelu-
quero de rey, extirp6 ell largo y
tieso bigote de gallo al director
del circo ambulante.
Luego Sc acerc6 al clavo de
Idonde pendia s uchaqueta, sae6
Iun papel, 10 enyolvi6 cuidadosa
mente, y 10 guardo en- uno de los
'bolsillos.
Seguidamente volvi6 junto oil
cadaver, Sc cerciar6 de que nj
entire la camisa nj entire los cal
.zoncillos conservaba papel nj ob
.jeto alguno, Y cogiendolo per
ambos pies, 10 arrastr6 tambien
a la terraeita del carruaje.
ALI 10 empuj6 sin trabajo a
la corriente, donde pronto desa.
pareci6 Ell cuerpo &c Monsieur
Renard, siguiendo al resto de la
zarandeada compahia.
III hgwrn - mm,,IsG l
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

sentaci6n de los Leales y de las
Estrellas, aliviando asi la inten-
sa Y NAL recompensada labor del
tesorero.
Los delegados expresaron su
admiration por ell pitcher Pull
do, que lleva obtenidas Is victo-
rias consecutivas en- ell parque
Cuscaden.
Circulaba Ell rumor de que Che
10 Castillo, que Ell domingo ju-
gaba la segunda base de los Lea
les, pasara a ser, en- la Temporal
da de 1941, ell director de la no
vena del Circulo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
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La gaceta., 1940-12-04

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La gaceta., 1940-12-04
Cancea y Allen Sc preparan para el Nernes
Reaparecer6 ell peso ligero Ulises Vale

Chef Jones, un pGgil de buena
reputation, Sc batira con Ulises
Vale. ell excampe6n amateur del
peso ligero. ?
Jones ccmbati6 ell lunes con
Joey Raymond, en- Miami, y
consigul6 unas tablas. Sera Ia
segunda pelea de Chef en- esta
semana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
Folletin No. 315
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Ell Chepa rio, cogiendo a Ma
dame PAT por un talon.
HAS estao gienol Qui@s
decir que los tiremos desnudos
al rio, Sno es ESQ?
En- las ropas pudieran ir
papeles o documentos de inte-
res, o dinero... Y TODD este es
muy respectable.
%
va no quedaba en- ell furg6n
mas que el cadaver del director
del circo.
Estaba en- ropas memories, al
lado mismo de la puertecilla de
Ia terraza que seguia cerrada,
con los pulos crispados, y So a,
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
COMPRO CANARIOs

Pago por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por Dichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunIe por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04

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La gaceta., 1940-12-04
MISSISSIPPI STATE JUGA-
RIA CON LA U~NIVERSIDAD
DE GEORGETOWN

Miami, Die. Ala Comisi6R
.organizadora del Orange Bowl
anunci6 aver que Mississippi.
La gaceta., 1940-12-04
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La gaceta., 1940-12-04
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