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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-07-13
EXPOSITION
HIGHLIGHTS

CHTCAG0-G Glimpse Of beauty. The
art exhibit, largest assemblage OF race
art works ever brought together IN one
place. The exhibit runs the gamut
from ancient African art, through
DuncsnSon. the earliest colored painter
70 achieve recognition, TO Charles Sc
bree, one OF the foremost young ex-
pOnents OF modern art.
Exposition Guest Book-Opsning
week visitors included Prof. Merl 2.
Eppse, who brought up 2 contingent
from Tennessee State college; Pres. J.
R. Z Lee, the grand old man OF Flor
ida A and u. college; Miss Eta No
ten, glsmorous stage, screen and radio
star; Richard Wright, brilliant, young
author Of this years best seller. Ma
tive Son; Rochester, Jack Benny's
capable comedian, appearing this week
ar the Chicago theatre; and Katharine
Durham, vivsciOus exponent OF dance
lore
Doc Josh. the barker IN the oldtime
medicine show at the northern end OF
the Health Exhibit. has been one OF
the sensations OF the Exposition thus
far. attracting large crowds 70 his
demonstrations OF fre-eating and his
psttsr with his coal black dummy
named John Henry Jr." lyrical OF
the takers who formerly freg1ented
the highways and bypaths-and Sill
DO N backward sections selling cure
ais, he Is N great contrast with 1870
&c alex
Richard Wright suant four hours Al
the Literary Exhibit OF Friday after
noon sutOgraphing copies OF Native
Son" for both white and cOlared.
0thzr noted authors present were Ar
n Bo1temps. Langston Hughes and
Horace Cayton, al Of whom have
books On exhibit Large photographs
OF prominent eolored writer's and re-
productions Of front covers Of their
books are hung on the walls while on
display are copies OF nearly al books,
both present and past, By or about the
race
To Prof Merl Eppse Of Tennessee
State college goes the honor Of bring
ing the first excursion 70 the Exuosi-
ton His party, which came by bus
and motor car, was On hand shortly
altar the doors opened Thursday. In
Guided were 81 teachers, students and
residents OF Nashville.
Among trophies exhibited n the
Temple OF Sports are championship
belts valued at several thousand dol
lars owned BE- Joe Louis and loaned 10
The Exposition, and boxing gloves he
wore during some Of his most impor-
tznt fights. Ed Smith, recent Wiscon-
SIN university star high hurdler who
Is eo-holder OF several indoor world
records, Is one OF the attendants in
this exhibit.
The Urban league and the N-A.A.C.
P. through Howard Gould and Roy
Wilkins, had considerable attention
focused OF their space during opening
day. Instead Of displaying their exhi-
bits. they drzped their doors IN black
cloth over which they hung g large
sign, Al N menorism 70 the victims
OF the recent Brownsville, Tenn,
lynching.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Miss Virginia Sharpe
Bride OF W. C.. Martin

The following account from Dur
ham of the marriage Of w. C.. Martin,
Jr., 4 former resident Of Henderson,
will be of interest here. He is the
son Of Rev. W. c. Martin, pastor of
the FIRST Methodist here a few years
ago, and Mrs. Martin:
Monday afternoon al o'clock in
a lovely home service Miss Virginia
Eloisc Sharpe became the bride Of
William Christian Martin, Jr., of
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Reverend William
Christian Martin of RoXboro, father
Of the groom.
y CaSC~dr type arrangement Of
white gladi"li. tube roses, miniature
Waite aSters and gypsophelia deco
rated l." mantle. Tai! palms and
Scvcn-hrIahcd candclabra adorned
the white satin predict. adding beau
~ to the nuptiaIS. A crystal bowl Of
the same floral arrangement graccd
the center Of the table.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs.
Southgatc Martin, Of Kentucky,
played Itch Liebc Dich" and My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. While
the VOWS were being spoken, strains
of ShubeltS "Scrcnadc' were played
softly.
DR.. Benjamin F. Martin of Win
Stnn-Salcm, brother of the groom,
acted as best man. The bride was
given in marriage by her uncle,
Captain b. w. Sharpe Of Durham.
The bride, dainty and attractive
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
SLIM ST MMERNiLLE IN 4 NIGHT
SHIRT SCiELD EVEN TIE BABY

Thought BABY QUnt;nllIa &urglcd
cycg time hcr Iu>t"r-laihrr, Eddie
Cantor appeared ON the set Of For
1y Little Mothers" and churtlcd
every time Clark Cable picked her
up in "Buou Town, the sight of
Slim SummCrvIIlc IN an Uld-iaShIUn-
cd nigitShirt and with Il shotgun in
his hands proved too much.
The scene in Gold Rush MaiSie,"
at the Embassy theatre Friday and
Saturday was supposed To- show Ann
Southern seeking shelter from Il rain
storm on the Arizona desert in Lee
BOWmanS ranch house along with a
family Of gold prOSDCCtOrS. and their
baby. Every time Slim. a hired man,
showed hi, face in the doorway
Baby Qj;intHn!I!a huWIcd and not all
the cpIEing cr Ms Suthcrn, Dircc-
tor Edwin h. Mnrin Dr any others. Of
the cast could top the walls.
Marin finally decided that the
only way ~ circuuv"nt the Situ-
alton VA H. have Inc mother played
by Mary Mash hold Tie baby in such
Il position thai she could not sec
Slim. and haze Slim stand al an
an"Ic away from the baby Only
when Slim chHn"rd from nightShirt
10 overall would inc baby have any
Ihin@ to dp with him.
Tb, mind T.. IA. nam
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
A YOUTHFUL SAILOR FRoCK


Give 4 fashion salute 10 the navy
in this engaging new sailor dress,
Pattern 94l9 It's a Marian Martin
design, which accounts for It's
charming impudent young style. The
litheSomc princess lines will take but
a jiffy to stitch up via the Sew Chart.
The sleeves may be short and
straight or in brief open caps. Make
iaunty>>> matching or contrasting
sailor collar-or have a simpler re-
vcrs version For 4 real nautical
touch. sew on gay red or blue braid
in double rows. Additional interest
may be added in lacingS of the same
braid down the front ScamS-or per
haps a sailor tic of ribbon. You'll
wear this frock throughout busy
days 10 come.
Pattern 94l9 may be ordered only
in misses sizes -. II. 10. l0 and 20.
Size 10 requires 5 81 yards 80 inch
fabric and 81 yards braid.
Send fifteen cents III coins 10!
ZACH Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
cents (3Oc) for both. Be sure to
write plainly Jour size. name. ad-
re<s, and style number
Send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department
232 w. 18th Street. New York. N.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Maxwell Spent
$9,018.76

Raleigh. Aug. 7.--(AP)-A. J.
Maxwell. revenue commissioner who
lost in his effort TO win the Demo-
cratic gubcrllaturiaI nomination, re-
ported yesterday he spent $9,UlG.76
in his campaign before the primary
May -.
The account was long overdue at
the offices Of Thad Euro, secretary
of state. Euro was notified that Dr..
w. b. DcWar, MaXWcll's physician,
would send Il letter saying that the
report wis delayed due To critical
illness Of Maxwell with paralysis.
Maxwell SAID he spent S2,240.8O
after his first expenditures report
which listed S6,777.96. He listed Il
gift of 500 from G.. {. Crawford, Of
Asheboro, and Sl92.50 from employees
of the revenue department, which
made total contributions S4,94l.50.
d. c. Phillips, Of Southern Pines,
who failed in his bid for the Dem
ncratic congressional nomination in
the eighth district, also sent in d
bclatcd report, showing that his total
expenditures were $4,000 and that
he had no contributions.
Dan TOmpkinv, Of Sylvia, who lost
in The race for the Democratic NOM
nation for lieutenant governor. IS
the only candidate in the recent prI-
mHrics VINO has not complied with
the law requiring financial reports
before and after primary day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Miss league Has
PhiIathea Meeting

The Edith Ellis Philathca class of
the First Baptist church held It's re-
gular monthly meeting Monday
evening at o'clock in the home of
Miss Mary Katherine league.
The meeting was opened with the
singing of a hymn, More About
Jesus. DeVOtiOnS were led by Mss
Thclma Owen, after which the group
sang the hymn, Into My Heart. as
4 prayer,
After Il short business session. pre-
sided over by Miss Ellen Trogdcn,
the program was turned over TO Miss
Thcma Owen. who conducted some
interesting contests. with Mrs. Rob-
crt COttrcll winning the prize.
AT the conclusion Of the program.
the hostess served delicious refresh
mCnts to the l6 members present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Ashe Sheriff
Is Suicide

jefferson, Aug. 7.-WiI"y Edward
Miller. 45, AShc county sheriff! ANA
tax collector. shot and Killed himself
with 80 calibcr pistol early ycalrr-
day morning in his apartment mere
at the county jail, his wife told Of
ficcrS.
Dressed in paiamas and sitting ON
the edge Of his bed. nc fired Du!Irl
through the left side Of his head ana
he died within Il short time. f"l the
past several months Miller had been
suffering with sinus trouble.
His wife said he spent a "rcStirS%
night and even threatened to XIII
her.
This morning ! got up earlier than
usual and nc forced Inc I" 90 bacN It"
bed" she told friends IN di:ruS&lHH
the tragedy. Latter when ! got up
and went into tine living room he
shot himself" she said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

A "CORKER" in more ways than
n one, this trayful of tasty tldbits
will ring the ships bell next time
Won entertain. Assorted canapes are
speared with toothpicks, which in
turn are stuck into bottle corks, for
a firm understanding. Biggest news
on the table is that dunklng IS not
ONLY polite, but is in very good
taste The shell-like dishes are
filled with Curry and Chilli Sauce
Mayonnaise - each udDlter
chooses his tidbit-then dunks It
into his cnoice of mayonnalse.
Here are tidbit tips and recipes for
the mayOnnaise variations.
Tidbits for the Tdbit Tray:
Cut liver sausage in slices e inch
thick. then cut into small %-lnch
triangles. Stick on toothpicks and
top with small stuffed olive or
small slice of pickle. -,
Tiny cocktail lrankIurters; small
raw cauliaower tlowerets.
Peel avocado pear and slice
)epgthwise in l2-inch slices. Cut
into sail-shaped pieces and stick on
toothpicks so that they look like
boat sails. go,
Cut A-inch slices of dill pickle
into cre~:ent-shaped pieces with
small cutter or sharp knife. Stick
toothpick through center OF each
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
JOHN w. VAUGHAN

Warrenton, Aug. 7.-Funcral Sc:-
vice for John w. Vaughan, Sc, vet
eran employee Of the ScaDOard rail
way, who died at Rex Hospital in
Raleigh, Monday, was held on Tues
day afternoon from the residence
with the pastor, Rev. John M. Sapp,
assistant pastor of the First Baptist
church. officiating IntCrmcnt was in
lakewood cemetery, Raleigh. Mr..
Vaughan was native Of Vaughan,
Warren county. He was connected
with the Seaboard railroad for the
past 40 years as engineer and was
a member OF the Locomotive Engi-
neerS Brotherhood and Of tire First
Baptist church Of Raleigh. where he
resided for d number Of years. The
survivors are his wife, one daughter,
two sons, and one granddaughter
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

brunette, was attircd in a rocky-bluc
Persian hat to match and accesSo-
ries of acorn-broWn completed her
costume. Her corSage was Of orchids.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, d reception was given for rel
ativeS and out-Ol-tOWn guests. The
TERED wedding cake was embossed
with pale green flowers and large
ring of green icing placed on the
top tier. Lime punch, green and
white minis, and nuts were served.
The couple left on 4 wedding trip
through the western part Of the
state.
Mrs. Martin is the elder daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ernest Fuller Sharpe
and the late Mr.. Sharp. She is Il
member Of the Spinstcr'S club, and is
connected with the Fidelity Bank.
Mr.. Martin is the youngest son Of
the Reverend and Mrs. William
Christian Martin Of RoXJoro. He
was graduated from Duke Univcr-
sity with an A. B. degree. While
attending the university hc was Il
member Of the Phi Delta Thcat fra
ternity. Mr.. Martin is associated
with the Durham Bank and Trust
Company.
Upon their return to the city, Mr.,
and Mrs. Martin will make thcn
home on Legion Avenue.
For the wedding Mrs. Sharpe,
mother Of the bride, chose 4 navy
georgettc with white accessories and
shoulder corsagc of taIiSmm and
sweetheart roses. Mrs. Martin. the
bridegroom'5 mother, wore q navy
triple sheer dress with Irish lace trim
and white accessories. Her cor.aSC
was Of white and purple orchids.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

and ton with sail.shaped pieces OF
Swiss cheese.
Cut 1a-inch slices of salami into
%.inch triangles. Place on TOOTH
picks and top with a small, sweet
picked onion.
Stick toothpick through center OF
small boat-shaped piece OF green
pepper, not over l inch long. Top
with half of a section Of grapefruit
or orange.
Spread thin slices of boiled or
baked ham and Swiss cheese with
softened butter. Pile alternately to
la.inch thickness, ending with slice
of ham. Wrap in waxed paper ana
chill. Cut in squares and stick on
toothpicks.
MAYoNNAIsE VARIATIONS
Curry MayonAaise
l cup mayonnaise teaspoon grated
teaspoon curry onion
powder /. teaspoon salt
Mix all ingredients thoroughly.
Chill. Approximate yield: ! cup
mayonnaise.
Chilli Sauce Mayonnaise
:, cup mayon- teaspoon g7eted
naise onion
Il cup Chill sauce Is teaspoon salt
Mix all ingredients thoroughly.
Chill. Approximate yield: l cup
mayonnaise.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
PhiIatheas Enjoy
Party at Church

The Phlathca class Of Christ
Methodist church held is tacky party
scheduled for the Kings Daughters
Park, at the church, because of the
bad weather. A large number of
members and friends Of the class
were present.
Several contests were enjoyed, with
prizes going to the winners. Prizes
we're also awarded those who had
the best costumes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Mrs, Daniels Better.

Mrs. Henry Daniels, OF the Md
d,eburg community. is said to be I'M
Sowing. after d stroke recently al
her home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

L. ". Hnbgood. who for the past
week has been i'll. continues about
the same. with possibly some "l%hi
Improvement in his condition.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Mr. Harris Better

c. Y. Harris. Of the Harris Gross
Roads section. is improving at Maria
Parham hospital. where he recently
underwent an operation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Wlththe Sick
Has Operation.

Mrs. Marion Mason is getting along
nicely after having a minor operation
at Maria Parham hospital ycStel day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

Of production.
so Tar, as every TOBACCO farmer
know, ihc tobacco growers have re-
ccivcd very little, If any, benefits
IIrum parity paymcntS.'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

.'" NuDCond returned
D.u'hau today after
'... visiting in Hen
Is csy Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

.-- - spending some
Rock. IN western
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

Your religion is Judged by others
as It is exhibited in your conduct and
walk in life
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

The mind is the man.
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
DERROTOS A Al
REBA Y LIE DIERON LA
VICTORIA

Sarasota, abrl 9.-tM. joven
tampeno Joey Raymond, CON un
peso de 100 libras, venci6 en-.
ounce asaltos, por amplio mar
gen, a All Rsba, de Michigan CT
.ty, Indiana. Reba, derrotado Y
vapuleado, empez6 a dar rodi-
llazos y Sc agarr6 a Raymond
como I'm luchador, derribando-
10. PrOtest6 Ell p1blico de Ia CO.
.bardia de Reba, batido por ter
cera vez en- combates con joey
aunque los jueces en- ell anterior
encuentro lie dieron Ell triunfo al
de Indiana, que no 10 habfa ga.
nado.
Tcmcny Gomez puso a dormir
aBin Parr;mo~e, de- Lakeland,
en- eQ primer asalto. Torres, de
Cnba. hi5o tablas con Ricardo
HERNANDEZ. Busy Reese, de
Wheelirg, West Va, puso a dor
mir a Jack Dugga, de San Luis,
en 81 tercer asalto.
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

nj yo Sc como Pudo estar Eula-
Tia en- aquella casa, nj 20 he Wis
to a mi mujer, y mucho menos
hablado con ella, deSde hace GER
ca de tres ahosl iPor mi madre
be 10 juro, va vesl
Pura Sc inmut6 aun mas.
-Entonces..., iah, Dios MIC!
EDtonces, les que 20 habre sido
victima de un engaho Internal?
I--Y no has comprendido aR-
ties, mujer, que todo ESQ fue una
burda encerrona en- que te me-
theron y nos metieron puestrOs
enemigos7 .s
-iOh!.,.
70 podrfa decirte desde a.
bora quien fue Ell autor, mejor
la autora de esa canalla-
"A Gala, Gala, Gustavo; yo
tamhben 10 adivino ahora!...
| Parece que Sc hace Ia buz IN
Qus tOrps be stdOl..,
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

-iAh!... SDe modo que Ia
me viste....?
ST.
-Yo fuf a aquella casa, en- e.
fecto. SEn la Ronda, no es ver-
dad?
Isl; en- la Ronda de Segovia.
iYa YES que no 10 niegas L..
-lY como he de negaro?...~
70 acudi al llamamiento de a.
quel pobre hombre, que me Ma
maba en- la agonia, en- una ago
MIA mly triste, agravada por la
miseria...
Por cierto que Ell infeliz no es-
taba AMI va cuando 70 fui; 10 ha
bian llevado al hospital, y 20 me
traslade a Ia Gale de Santa Isa-
bel; pero cuando llegue va era
tarde: habia muerto durante Ia
Y 70 pude yer su cadaver en-
Ell dep6sitO, y yo 10 libre de que
. ias mesas de dissection,
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 113
TONIC SEGUND0
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

jEstas loca acaso?... IQuieres
que me vuelva loco yo?o
JDe que casa y de que mana
ma me hablas til, que 70 no re-
cuerdo?.. Dime, dimel... Hat
blame con franquezal.. t.. TIE juro
que yo sabre contestarte con la
verdad, sea la que sea-.
-Blen, mira, veras.. iVeras
como recuerdasl. mo recibis-
te Ia una carta la manana en-
que no me marche de casa?
-lUna carta?-inQt.ri6 el
mIsico frunciendo aGn mas eli
ceho
Isl, una carta de Ruiz Or
tizl... De aQua acomodador de
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

LIE ofrecieron la pelea ron lie
Iq6n. ell campe6n cubano, a Steve
Padon. un mediocre a caza de
"~rqlomas". Cuando lie eNrfica4
ron .rle era TN gav.lan", el indi-
vi 1uo diio qre no lie era possible
acaptar.
Dr-rues le hablaron a Johnny
Dean. e. conocidc aguanta-gol-
cqg de Miami, y decline Ell no.
nor.
Iec6n es IL avracc!6n... pero
'os ctrcs, one no atraen a nadie,
. nieoan q ccoperar,
Rafael no auiara palcmitas
~,ro les otros. los medio7res, 81
reron ranar dinero facil.
Sc le ha telegrafiado al zurlo
Young. cue SIC encuentrs en- Ta-
VOC. nara que regrese a TAMPA
v pelee en- esta ciudad con Le-
g6n.
Nogotros le reromendgmos
al pdgil cubano, como
10 hi3'era Lorente, que MO sc
en- 'Gfos" con hombres def
reso medic, aunque Ell empresa-
rio Sc 10 pida.
Sabemos que Ell cubano nece-
sta 81 dinero para vivir, perO
boxeando con ''barrigones' de
mas de lat libras no progresa-
en- su division,
La dificultad mayor de las
empresas locales radica en- la es
caSez de 'menudos''.
Los boxeadores de primera fl
la piden siampre una garantia y
por AGA solo podemos ofrecer1
tantos por cientos.
Ahora bien, con una estrella
como Legion creemos que La
Mar2ue puede arriesgarse Y o
freezer una garantfa.
Ell pdblico respondera a su
esfuerZ0,
Mientras Sc arregla 10 del
contrario para ell cubano, va sc
arlncian dos peleitas entire
Gomez, Ell muchacho de
los puhos con dinamita, y Leo
de Jacksonville.
Woody Jones volvera a pc
lear con Rudy Cancela. Dicese
que Cancela he ha prometido po-
nerlO a dormir.
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
. en-. mal hav en- todo esto?.:

iQu, mai hay en- TODD esto?..
Ell hombre habia hablado aho
IA con una passion Y con una
verdad tan hondas, que PuFa
frumci6 ell ceno, comenzando a
penSar 81 no habria sufrido ella
una terrible equivocaci6n.
No, no hay mad aigunO, 81
fuera verdad 10 que me dices (;
pero I'll no sabes que yo vi salir,
POGO despu6s de entrar TT en- g.
uuella casa, a Eulaiia, Q tu mu-
jer..
IA mi muier?...
IA tn mujerl Atguien, com
padecido de mi. qu6so abrirme
les CLOS, Y cuando til entraste en-
aglella casa. 70 estaba con esq
persona en- un coche, en- la puer-
ia.
Hubo una nueva pausa.
AL fin, Gustavo. llevandose
am5as manos al pecho, fall6:
i Pues 70 be juno Pura, Cue
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
Apollo. que til me digiste... mo
recuerdas a1n?.,.

Apollo. que til me digiste... mo
recuerdas aGn?...
-lSil-dijo Gandara ahora.
recordando- ~ que2...
-Pues que til mo hiciste
Greer que te Namaba csc pobre
hombre cuando, en- realidad, i
has a verte con Eulalia...
@iC6mo es esq.,. JQuien ha
didho eso?-pregunt6 el mGsi-
co con mas sorpresa que indig-
naci6n- iQuien puede haber-
te hecho Greer esa patrana?...
tine es patrahal Yo misma
tambien vi salir de ALI, POGO
despu6s a tu mujer, a Eulalia,
FL artista ahora sc cruz6 de
brazos. :
NADIA decia.
En- su cerebro sc atropalla :
ban las ideas, queriendo avert :
guar la clave de aQuello tan alb
surdo y tan odioSo.
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

Cuando la novena de Espolita
comete un error, la critica con-
ira Ell manager es dura, como 81
81 tuviera la virtud de poder e
vitar los errores.
En- Gambia no Sc critica 2
Llauget porque Ell domingo, con
Ell pitcher Ueavine, espero de-
m2siado tempo para quitaro.
De haberlo hecho Espolita..
los CRITICS Sc oirian aun.
Los fanatics puleden ayu-
dar mucho a sus novenas susti-
tuyendo la critica precipitada
con palabras cordiales y de a
liento.
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

Ii Numca pude imaginarme
que una cosa asi fuera la causa
de tn alejamientol...
Il Perd6n, GuStavo, perd6n!
-dijo ahora la mujer, abriendo
los brazos y estrechando entire
ellos al martir, con una loca pa
sion que antes no tuvieron sus
abrazos nj sus besos-. IEnton-
cee...?
-iTodb ha sido una celada
internal de Eulalia, estoy segl-
no, para separarnos para STEM
pre-, Pura mial
-iAh, que hcrror!... iDios
Sc ha apiadado de HOsotrosl. L..
! Dies no ha querido que 70 me
muera sin que hi me perdones l.,
-iNada tengO que perdonar-
te, Pura mia!... To te creiste
engahada por mi; es l6gico que
p~rocedieras como procediSte.
Dime que me quieres, que no
ne ShaudOuArts ~ uunCa, Qus
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Mahana microbes Sc cerrara
la temporada. Miles de personas
dsefilaron anoche por ell bellisi-
me Canedromo y aplaudieron q
dos galgos vencedores.
Uptown Wrangler' ERA uno
de los favoritos en- la octava ca
rrera y Obtuvo la victoria, abo-
nandose sus iboletos a $3.50.
Dick Andrew entr6 en- segundo
lugar.
Canada por Hellenic y Smo-
ky BOola apuesta doble tuvo IL
ma recompensa de $124.50.
Quedan solo dos funciones, la
La gaceta., 1940-04-09
VoF VERA A JUGA,R Ell
TEAM DE LA PEPSI COLA

FL team de iuqador-s de IA
raza nagra que lelva ell nombre
de PepsiJCola Giants jugara 81
pr6ximo sabado, en- Fart Field
co mel Brooklyn Royal Giants.
Con Ell vencedor jUgara, en- Sc
gundo lugar, Ell tsam de las Pa
yasos Eti6picos de Miami.
Para las personas de la raza
blanca Sc ha reservado una sec
ci6n especial de la g~lorieta.
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Ell PITCHER HOGSETT
AL MINNEAPOLIS

Memphis, Tenn, abril a.
LosAtl6ticos decidieron aver &c
der los servicios del pitcher Eli
on HogSett al club Minneapolis,
de la Association Americana. A
seglrase que Dario Lpdigiani
3b, y Fred Chapman, SIS, seran
mandates al club Toronto, pero
sujetos a opci6n por 81 Filadel-
fla,
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

Dizzy Dean lanz6 aver en- Gin
co innings, contra los Browns
de San Luis, en- Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, y solo pudieron pegarle
dos hits. Dean lie do la base a
dos hombres, en- ell primer inii-
ing; pero no pasaron de la Sc
gunda base.
Chicago 15c, 12h, De; San
Luis &c, 5h, lie.
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LA GAcETA

~eadores qe aescurren" Ell ouer-
90 a Rafael Legion.
Y Ell pGJlico no Vi cuando g
70. "escurridcres" pelican entire
.sf.
De modo que, 81 Legion mo
coneran con manteca''. va los
"f,r,es" estan cansados de las
pamesas
La gaceta., 1940-04-09

Los fanaticos lie Hannah a "a
novena de los usales Ia conglo-
meraci6n de las egtre'las.
Mientras las estrellas no cho-
quen entire ST, por querer man.
dar todas, Ell steam" marchara
cor las velas desplegadas.
Alfredo asia de consejero Y 81
popular ccmerciante cs un ele-
mento de construction.