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La gaceta., 1940-02-23

ITuvo escrGpuOos ell presiden
be Wilson, por ejemplo, para ha
Ger 10 que hizO con Haiti y San
to Domingo, dos pequefias ma
Clones?
ITuwo escr1pulos Teodoro
Roosevelt para arrebatar a Co
lombia Ell territorio que hoy es
Panama?
iTuvo escr1pulos Wilson Guam
do mand6 las tropas a Mexico
'tpara ensenar a los m~exicanos
a eEcoger sals gobernantes?
Ell Nuevo Trato es justo Y es-
crupuloso; pero 81 los republi-
canos triunfasen, en- las eleccio-
mes de este ano, Ia norma de
Buen Vecino quedaria CONVEX
tida en- un "papel mojado' o al
go peor.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Algunos senadores Sc indig-
naron porque Ell gobierno ingl6s
hizo que soldadOs armados abor
daran los Clippers en- las Ber-
mudas Y Sc apoderaran de la CO.
rrespondencia para revisarla.
Els una indignation "tonta'',
a juicio nuestro, por cuanto los
Clippers pueden hacer Ell viaje
desde Estados Unidos a las A
zores y no tocar en- esa possession
inglesa.
Ademas, Sqne haria Estados
Unidos 81 Sc viera Obligada a de
clarar la guerra a una naci6n to
talitaria sin escrGpulos?
Ell NAL tiene un facil RENE.
dio: que los aviones de la Pan
American suprima eSa escala
Inglaterra sabe que Aaema-
MIA tiene muchos espfas en- esta
pals Y cree deScubrira secretos
impOrtantes examinando Y le-
yendo la correspondence.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
La aviacion bombardeo barcos de guerra alema-
mes y Sc batio tambien con los aeroplanos nazis
Vapor noruesO incendiado por la aviaci6n

Londres, Feb, 23.-Una no
ia Official comunica que los a.
viones ingleses bombardearon
ell mircoeles a la escuadra ma
ri, en- Helgoland Blight, y tam
bien Sc batieron con los cazas
del enemigo. NADIA Sc dice So
bre los resultados obtenidos.
Aeroplanos ingleses realiza
ron csc dia importante vuelol
de reconocimiento. Sobre los
buques Sc arrojaron bombas.
Las baterias de los barcos y
de la costa funcionaron; pero
los aparatos regresarou.
Vuelos de reconoc'miento
Sc completaron sobre Austria
Y Bohemia.
Aviones nazis atacaron e in
cendiaron en- ell mar ell vapOt
noruego "Akabahra," de 1874
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
LOS RUSOS SUFRIERON
MAS DE 1000 BAJAS

Helsinki, Feb. 23.-El ejerci-
to rojo, que hey celebra su ami
versario, fue rechazado aver en-
Taipale Y el nGmero de bajas Sc
senala por los finlandeses en-
1000. No obstante los Temporal
les Ole nieve, durante ell dia Sc
combati6 EN- ell Iitsmo de Kare.
liza. "Todos los aaques de los ro-
jos en- direction de la estaci6n
ferrccarrilera de Kamara fue-
ron repulsados tambien. Los a..
gresores Sc ~encuentan a IL mi
las de Viborg.
Nuevos ataques de los rusos,
en- Vuoksi y Muolaa, fracasaron
como los anterioras.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Use han enterado ustedes de
la nueva teorfa nazi, de Helm
rich lHimm1sr, deScribiendO a
Ingtaterra como una naci6p
de "judios blancos''?
Himmler mantiene, con absO-
luta seriedad, que el protestan-
tismo, tai como 10 practica In
glaterra, es una version moder-
ma del antique libro de leyes 0e
los hebreos ~ deja sin valor To
do 10 que los maestros venian a
fernando sobre los lazos ances,
trales entire Alemania y la Gran
Bretana."
sci sueno del parentesco an
glO-germano Sc ha disipado y
para bien. La experienced nos
Ia enSAnado que los puebloS Ia
tinos y, aun hasta los japone-
seS, sc hallan incOmparablemen
tie mas cerca de ~nosotros en- su
actitud la vida y su filoSofia
que nuestros primes germani-
cos de las islas Britanicas'.
POr la parte que a los "iat-
nos" toca, nOsOuros decimos que
no estuNieron nj estaran cercs
oe la filosotia nazi y que reeha
zan la posibihdad de "parentes-
COZ con los aseSlnOs de seres inc
centes.
TOdo aleman antinazi y hon
RADIO, pertenece a la gran faml-
liza de los hombres decentes y
generosos del mundo; TODD ale
man al servicio de la filoso-
fla de Hitler, 81 10 esta volunta-
riamente, es un enemigo de los
derechos del hombre y de la hui
manidad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Punto de vista de la Russia go
bernada por Stain: 'que todos
los capitalists Y explotadorcs
deben odiar, denunciar y calum
Mar a la Russia Soviet porque
saben el peligro que para ellos
representa- sus principles y 81
potencia.
FL partido Iaborista ingl6k,
por ejemplo, no tiene capitals
tas en- sus fllas y ccndena y in
vasi6n de Finlandia,
La Federation Americans
del Trabajo, por ejemplo, no tie
ne eUplOtadores en- sus filas, o
dice no tenerlOs, y, sin embar-
go, condena Ia aggression soviet
e. - FinlsudiS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

toneladas. Las llamaS fuerOn
extinguidas y ell buque contl-
nu6 viaje.
Dicese que un vapor norue-
go desconocido fue hundid0
aver por un aeroplano nazi.
La tripulaci6n es buscada por
la marina inglesa.
La replica de InglaterTa q
la protesta de Estados Unidos
contra ell bloQueO de las expot
taciones alemanas, fue entire
gada hoy a Herschel Johnson.
encargado de Negoclos de ese
pals, quien la remitira a Wa
shington.
Inglaterra viene sostenien.
do que Alemania no respeta
las leyes del mar y que a ESTE
Sc debe ell blOqueo de las ex.
portaciones.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
PERECIO UNA NINA
DE OCHo AMOS

Como resultado de lesiones
que sufriera al ser alcanzada
por un autom6vil, la nina Do
rothy Signor, de 8 amos, hija
de los esposos Ralph Signor.
Fl chofer del a%utom6vil. L.
rem r. Chase, de New York,
fu6 librado de responsible
dad en- ell accidente.
Chase la recogi6 y Ia llev6
al hospital.
Entire los supervivientes n.
guran sus padres, dos hernia
mas y dos hermanos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
REUNION DE LOS MINIS
TROS DE ESTADO DE LOS
PASSES ESCANDINAVOS

Copenhague, Feb. 23,-Los
ministries de Estado de los pal
ses escandinavos Sc reuniran
manana en- esta capital, con
ell fin de estudiar los serios
problemas que los afectan,
Ell principal punto a discu-
tir es ell frecuente e innecesa-
rio h~undimiento, por los ale
names, de los vapores neutra-
les.
Els probable sc llegue a un
acuerdo conjunto sobre Ell ira
to que debe darse a los buQues
beligerantes gu pasen por sus
aguas territoriales.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
UN MUSICO ADMITIO Ell A.
N DE UNA 10
VENCITA

San Diego, CAL, Feb. 23.-
John Frank Reavis, de rs a :
nos de edad, un m1sico, con
fes6 aver a la policfa haber
dado muerte a punaladas a
Alice Jerry Burns, una joven-
eta de II amos. LOS dos es-
tabamos sentados en- mi auto
m6vil. De repente, sin motive,
empezamos a renir. LnchamoS
y cuando vine a darme cuenta
de 10 sucedido, en- la mano te-
MIA una cuchilla. Habian esta-
do ingiriendo bebidas alcoh6-
licas. FL cuerpo desnudo de la
muchacha Sc encontr6 en- un
solar yermo Y sobre la cabeza
apareci6 una flor roja artifi-
cial.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Ell TEMPO
SUBIRA LA TEMPERATURE

FL viento Gambia en- la ma
mana de hoy y esptrase que
mahana sabado subira la tem-
peratura. La ola fria produjo
una fuerte escarcha en- la ma
mana de hoy, con un minimo
de 33 grades.
Creese que ell domingo sera
agradable. Los nublados en-
pezaran a aumentar en- la no
che de hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
PROTESTAN VARIOS N
DCCEG I'M
EN- LAS BERMUDAS
Apres0mieRtO de la COrrespOR-
dencia de an Clipper

Washington, Feb. 23.-LoS
senadores Truman Y Schuellen-
bach, democratic de Missouri el
primsro ydel Estado de Wash
ington ell otro, protestaron aver
de la actitud de las autoridades
inglesas de las Bermudas, apo
derandose, bajo la amenaza de
las bayonetas, de la correspon'
dencia que transportaba IN
Clipper de la Pan American. E.
SOS Senadores opinan que Ingla
terra perdera la Simpatia que
tiene en- Estados Unidos 81 per-
siste en- aplicar medidas de esa
claSe.
Ell captain del avi6n, Charles
Lorber, Sc negaba a entregar Ia
correspondence; pero sc vi6 O
bligado a hacerlo cuando los ma
rinos ingleses llegaron listos pa
ra cumpiir las 6rdenes que te,
man. Ocurri6 el incidente en- Ell
mes de enero, pero Ell captain
no revel6 les detalles hasta a.
yer.
Truman demanda que la Sc
cretaria de estado adopte mt
didas energicas para impedir
que ell incidente sc repita.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
R DE Lo CRIMINAL
Cox dselarado suIpAbls

I'm Jurado declare aver cul
pable de homicide. por 10
muerte de la camarera Ollie
Mae Pace, de 2s amos. a ia.
mes Lee Cox, de 81 amos, deli
to cometido en- Una cochera
de laPrimera avenlda y calis
S6. .
Ell hombre lie fractur6 eli
craneo, con golpes, y Ia dej6
dos dias, sin la debida asisten-
cia medica, en- la cochera.
Linton Keene, de ~ amos,
fue uno delos testigos de IA a.
cusaci6n.
La pena maxima por Ell de-
Ito es de 20 amos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
lC~ONFRATERNIZAN MARI
NOS NGUESES Y ALEMA.
MES

Fort Lauderdale, Feb. 3d.
En- el puerto neutral de Ever
g.ades marines ingleses y alemd
mes confraternizaron aver, In
giriendo licores y cerveza. Los
marines alemanes ~pertenecen a
la t~ripulaci6n del vapor Arau-
ca, sornetido a un prOcedimien-
TO judicial, y los mgleses al Hsr
burton, de 1885 toneladas.
FL Harburton eeA eargandc
.6ssgTo pare ~ puerto inglt%
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
ARRESTADO COMO DESER-
TOR UNI POLICIA DE MIAMI

Miami Feb. 23.-Un detecti-
We de la policia de Miami Beach
con seis amos en- 81 cuerpo, fue
deDenido aver como desertor del
ejercito. Hlcieron el arresto los
agentes del Bur0 Federal de In
vestigaciores, los cuales lie entire
garon a las autoridades militia
res de Key West.
Recientemente Edgar Hoov-
err, jefe del Buro, dijo, cue mas
de seis miembros de Ia policia
de Miami Beach tienen antece-
1entes penales.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
CONDECORADO UN SAR.
GENTo DE AVIACION

Paris, Feb. 23.-El sargeu.
de aviaci6n Eduardo Sales
fue condecorado hoy pOr ha-
Der derribado va cuatro .avio-
mes alemanes. La citaci6n dice
que Sc le ha concedido la Cruz
de Guerra y que Ell cusrto de
los aerOplanOs 10 -derrib6. en-
un lugar q ~ millas de Ia fron
terra, en- Ell interior de AIema-
mia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
LEGO Ell PREsIDENTE
DEL CIRCULO CUBANo

Arrib6 en- la mahana de hoy
procedente de la Habana, q 10
ven Paquito Garcia, presidente
de Ia sociedad Circulo Cubano.
Pss6 alli una tempors5R de
varias semanas, en- compahia
de queridOs familiares.
Rtciba el apreciado amigo IN
.Stectuoso saludO do hIeEVepIda'
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
PIDE QUE CORNELIUS VAN
DERBILT LA MANTENGA

Hollywood, Feb. 23.-LA Sra.
Helen Warner Vanderbilt, espJ-
sa de Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
.present6 aver una demanda de-
mantenimiento por separado, 81
e. possible dentro de una soma
ma.
Llevan Separates cinco amos
y en- el escrito relata ella 81 vi.
de y sxpagtaueia-
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

I'm problema para los sena-
dores que Sc indignan con In
gaterra porque registra Ia CO.
rrespondencia: SQue haran e.
los Ell dia que los nazis decidan
hundir uno o media docena d.
vapores americanOs, en- aguaS
de Europa?
En- tempo de guerra, cuando
Sc tienen leyes especiales de neu
tralidad, 10 mas convenience es
no perder los estribos por me
nudencias".
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
HUNDIDO Ell AUFT-
LIAR FIFESHIRE

LOndres, Feb. 23.-Un barco
auxiliar de Ia marina inglesa, 81
Fifeshire, fue hundido aver por
la aviaci6n alemana. Desplaza-
ba $40 tonsladas y todOs sus tri
pulantos. con n exception de IN
m~arinero, perdierOn Ia vida.
0tro baroo auxilisr, Ell SolOm
rechaz6 Ell ataque de les aviones
con sus antiaSreaa. y lOgr6 e..
eapST,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Indignation senatorial. - Los EscrGpulos. =
Problema. Investigation. = Punto de vista.
- Teoria nazi. = Ell "Altmark" y ell "Appam"

FL particle America nLabof
Party, de New York, esta CON-
puesto por trabajadoEes y viene
a-natematizando Ia invasion de
Finlandia por Russia.
La Confederation FranceSa
del Trabajo sc halla integrada
por obreros Y, sin embargo, hui
DO de condenar la invasion de
Finlandia por los rusos y NAL.
decir el pacto nazi-scvistico.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
INPEANUT
PRICES EXPECTED
Schaub Says It Is Anticipated
On Basis Of Good De-
mand For Product

RALEIGH, Jan. 14.-An improve
ticipated on the basis of good de-
mand for finished goods, reported
DR.. I. o. Schaub, director of h
State College Extension service fol
lowing an analysis of the latest
peanut situation report of the L. S.
department of agriculture. He said
that advices from county farm
agents of the Extension service in
eastern North Carolina indicate that
a scarcity of farmers stock Vir-
ginia-type peanuts that will make
Jumbo handpicks and extra large
shelled stock has developed.
considering the advance in
prices for extra large nuts and the
firmness in prices OF jumbos, grow
ers are anticipating an advance in
prices of best grades of farmers
stock" DR.. Schaub quoted the fed
eral report. 1.-THE peanut trade is
encouraged by the good demand for
finished goods. Most factories are
said to be running full time, which
indicates a good demand for early
shipment, and a possible feeling on
the part of buyers that the market
may strengthen before long,"
Millers were paying, according to
last weeks market reports, 4 to Ais
cents, and occasionally 4 IL cents
per pound for best (umbos, and 8 ga
to 4 cents per pound for best bunch.
DR.. Schaub also called attention
to the resolution of the Virginia.
Carolina Peanut association at it's
recent meeting setting the count on
extra large peanuts at $50 to the
pound, instead of 512 to the pound
as indicated in the United States
government standards. The count
was increased, the resolution point
ed out, because of the large per.
centage Of very short, plump ker-
nels in this years crop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
ORDERS FOR TREE
SEEDLINGS SLATED
More Than 100000 Are Elk.
pected To Be Handled In
State This Year

RALEIGH, Jan. 14.-Orders for
more than 5000, 900 forest tree seed
lings will be handled through the
extension forester's office at State
college this year, it was estimated to-
day by R. w. Graeber, head of the
office. He announced that applica-
lions for 1,054, 900 trees already have
been received from farm agents in
the Is western North Carolina coun-
ties in the IVA area.
The Tennessee Valley Authority
gives seedlings to farmers within the
watershed who agree to set them out
as erosion control projects. The clos
ing date for applications for IVA
trees is February 1, and Forester
Graeber urged all farmers to get
their orders in Immediately or stand
the chance of being unable to obtain
tres because of depleted stocks.
The extension forester also coop.
crates with the N. C. department Of
conservation and development in
OlOGlo lOI oSSSiilllSo
the two state forest nurseries at
Clayton, near Raleigh, and in Hen
derson county. These seedlings are
sold for $500 per thousand for most
species, $500 per thousand for white
pines, and $1,000 per thousand for
black walnuts, all prices quoted are
."delivered."
The applications by counties from
the IVA area are IS follows: Clay,
502, 1925 trees; Macon, 1877, 900; Yancey,
67,750; Haywood, 61,875; Jackson, 61,-
600; Cherokee, 51,S50; Swain, a ,700;
Mitchell, 25,100; Pennsylvania, a.
500 Buncombe, $500; Graham, 1880;
Avery, 1000; and Henderson, 1000.
No orders have been received to date
from Madison and Watauga coun-
ties, also in the area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
DETROIT POLICE
SHAKEUP STAGED
Two Veterans Are Retired
While Search Continues For
Missing Detectives

DETROIT, Jan. 14.-R-A sud-
den shakeup in top offices of the
police department-the outcome Of
a comparatively minor holdup six
months ago-left two veterans of
service in retirement status today
while search continued for two miss
ing detectives.
Police Commissioner Frank D.
Eaman, 6~2-year-old attorney who
took office two weeks ago as APP.
pointee of Mayor Edward ]. jeff
ries, removed from duty Saturday
night his police superintendent,
Fred w. Frahm, 20 years an Off
Ger. Eaman charged neglect Of
duty.
Only a little while earlier Chief
of Detectives John A. Hoffman, %
years behind a badge, had asked to
be retired. Hoffman charged the
commissioner with making Infer.
ences of improper conduct from the
chief detectives work in the holdup
case.
The commissioner charged Frahm
with allowing "suspicion'' to rest
on another officer after he said,
Hoffman had filed false alIega-
lions" against the man, but both
his subordinates denied any wrong
doing.
Meanwhile, the search for De-
tectives Byron E. Parrish and Will
fred Brouillet, who disappeared
Thursday, continued on a nations
wide basis.
Frahm said the two detectives
had told him that, acting on dlrec-
lions from a superior officer"
they had returned $1,000 taken from
the holdup victim.
The two were to have been state
witnesses in the trial of four sus-
poets in the robbery of DR.. Martin
B. Robinson last July 8. A police
man had captured the four, retrieve
ing money and 9TH. alleged loot.
DR.. Robinson, however, denied
ever having received the S $1,000 from
the detectives, and Hoffman lodged
charges against their immediate su-
perior, Detective-Lieut. Harry Gen.
shaw. He said Genshaw failed to
report 'irregularities' to his su.
periors.
These charges were termed false"
by Commissioner Eaman, and he &C.
cused Superintendent Frahm of dis.
regarding duty in delaying action
on them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
AGENTS CONDUCT
SUCCESSFUL MEET
Farm And Home Workers Re.
turn To Jobs After Con-
ference In Raleigh

RALEIGH, Jan. IA. - The $50
farm and home agents of the agri-
cultural extension service were
back on the job in the 100 coun-
ties today after a week spent at
State college in conference on a
program of ga Richer Rural Life
in North Carolina" They voted the
conference by far the best they
had ever held, with more construc-
tive discussion and planning than
at any similar meeting of its type.
The agents carried with them a
support the southern governors
campaign for balanced prosperity
in the south during the next dec
ade. They heard J. B. Hutson, as
sistant AAA administrator, warn
that a more diversified system of
farming is imperative in 1910 to
counterfeit the effects of IAN in
evitable Decline in tobacco income.
The extension workers heard
themselves hailed by a number of
DIS lIe 1oooeio LII ooAi
cultural education for the past rs
years." these speakers including
DR.. c. W. Warburton, director of
extension. for the U. S. department
of agriculture; and r. Flake Shaw,
Guilford county farmer and coun-
ty commissioner.
Eleven counties were awarded
certificates of recognition for earn
ing more than 80 per cent of their
soil building payments under the
AAA program in 1888. The coun-
ties and their farm agents are: An
son, J. w. Cameron; Perquimans,
L. W. Anderson; Hyde, A. J. Har-
rell; Tyrrell, H. H. Harris; Scot
land, E O. McMahan; Hoke, A. K.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
Farmers Are Preparing
To Battle Blue Mold

LOUIsBURG, Jan. 14.-Franklin
county farmers are preparing early
for a possible battle with tobacco
blue mold this spring, reports W. C.
Boyce, farm agent of the State col
lege extension service.
. In most cases, farmers have start
ed planting their seed earlier so that
their plants might reach a larger
size before being attacked by this
dread disease.
Then, too, many growers + re-
questing complete information on
control measures which would elimi-
nate or minimize the disease.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
TOWNSEND DIES

RIDGEWOOD, N. j., Jan. 14.-GP1
Col. Arthur F. Townsend, IA,
bond chairman of Raybestos-Man-
haitian, Inc, mechanical ruler
manufacturer, died at his home
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15

Knowles; Mecklenburg, Oscar Phil
lips; Stanly, J. E. Wilson; Cabar-
rus, R. D. Goodman; Union, T. j..
w. Broom; and Mcdowell, S. L.
HOmeMood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15

The U. S. Bureau Of Fisheries
reports an enormous increase in
the starfish population off the
coast of Long Island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15

of Trinidad on his third voyage
in 1893.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15
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Legal


of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax
Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue. Bal
timore, Maryland. Date of first publ
cation, January s, 1910. Notice is here
by given that on December 6, 1879,
one Studebaker Coupe, model 1889,
Motor No. 140S4, with accessories, was
seized in Duplin County, Forth Caro-
lima, for violation of the internal
revenue laws. to-wit: Sections 2so7
and 1921, 1. r. C. An? person claim
ing an interest in said property. must
appear at the office of Investigator
in Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit, Charlotte.
North Carolina, and file claim and
cost bond as provided by Section 1924,
I. R. c., on or before February 4,
1910, otherwise the property will be
disposed of according to law. r. e.
futile, District Supervisor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-15

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax
Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Bal
timore, Maryland. Date of first pub
LEGATION, January s, 1910. Notice is
hereby given that on December 8, 1889,
one grey horse, harness gear, and one
2-wheel cart were seized in Pender
County, North Carolina. for violation
of the internal-revenue laws, to-wit:
Sections 2sO7 and 1921, I. R. c. Any
person claiming an interest in said
property must appear at the office of
Investigator in Charge, Alcohol Tax
Unit, Charlotte, North Carolina, and
file claim and cost bond as provided
by Section 1924, I. r. c.. on or before
erty will be disposed of according to
law. RE. Tuttle, District Supervisor.