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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
BY BLOOM

WASHINGTON, Sept. O. Up -
Chairman Bloom (D-NN of the
house foreign affairs committee to-
night termed the plan announced in
London for a Jewish national army
to fight against Germany and Italy
"a fantastic idea"
Bloom, who is Jewish himself, said
that he did not "believe in s%egregat-
ing ourselves and added that Jews
CONTINUED on Page Five; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
DUHLlNC ELECTED
LEADER OF MOOSE
Carolina Association Closes
Annual Meeting At
Wrightsville Beach

w. H. Duhling, of North Wilkes
boro, was elected president of the
Carolina Moose association to sue
coed James E. L. Wade, of Whining
ton, at the final business session of
the %fraternal organization at the
Ocean Terrace hotel, Wrightsville
Beach, yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
WEATHER

N..., FORECAST
d., T0ren Carolina: Generally fair Tues
sestto ana Wednesday, except possibly
day. NAo"eis lear the d Tues
epd genealogical data for the "a hours
'"uAls 30 p. m. Yesterday.
len Temperature NJ
m 8 a. n. Is; 7:30 a. m. Is; 1:30 pa
mimi, 80 p. m. 80; maximum IS;
ium 10; mean 70: normal 7G.
La Humidity
m eS a. m. 81; 7:30 a. IN, "a; 1:3O D..
% 7:SO p. IN. 70.
Toto, Precipitation
homo MAJ 10" "A hours eading 7:3O D. M.
aone 'otai since first Of the month,
Tides For Today
Wilm;nc.u High Low
eton --------- 10 :35a 5:28a
M~asonhono 10 :55p 5:46p
S0nooro Inlet - 8:21a 2:11a
,js su7 \ is 5:47a; sunset e:s6p: mooa,
a; moonset 1872.
ettepin Fear river stage at Fay
feet Nhie' at 8 a. M, Sept. 2, 9.9
'''n''nued on Page Five; Col! 81
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Continued on Page Two; Col. y
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
EN- Ell FREN.
TIE OCCIDENTAL DOS COM
PANIAS

Paris, abril 17.-Dos compa-
Mas alemanas de infanteria
atacaron aver I'm puesto de a.
vanzada de los ingleses, en- ell
frente occidental, Y fueron de-
rrotadas.
FL enemigo avanz6 apoyado
por la artillerfa, pero no pudo
penetrar en- las lineas inglesas
Los nazis dejaron sus muertos
en- ell campo, retirandose en-
confusion.
Fuego de la artilleria fran
cesa deshizo grupos alemanes
que iban a referzar las forti-
ficaciones de la region del
Saar.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
Ell COMITE
DE GUERRA DEL GABI-
NETE FRANCES

Paris, abril H.-El Odio que
81 pals sentia hacia los nazis, a.
caba de aumentar con la inva-
sion de Dinamarca v Noruega.
Con el primer ministro Ray
maud cOnferenci6 Ell comite de
guerra del gobierno, en- compa-
MIA del general Gustavo Game
IN, ccmandante en- jefe de las
,ropas aliadas, y ell vice-aamiran
te Jean Darlan, jefe de la escua-
dra francesa.
Tropas francesas Y canaden-
SEES han desembarcado en- Norue
ga y cooperan con la flota in
glesa de combate.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
Ell INDICATOR
DE LA MENTTRA
~. NJ. Marston
The Lie DetectOr Test, N, I

IN capftulo de eSta obra de
direrciones detallasas sobre la
manera de usar 81 indicator de
Ia mentira y hacer Ia prueba del
mismo. Durante Ell careo la pre-
sion sangufnea queda inscripta
continuamente o varias wees
por minute. Ciertos aumentos
caracterfsticos de la preston sis
t6lica estan asociados con ell
mentir. I'm buen experto CO.
mete muy pocos errores v aun
estos desaparecen EN- seguida
mediante pruebas adicdonales
con ell sujeto. Ell resto de la obra
presenta la historic, Ell egtado &C
tual y ell future de esta prueba.
Fu6 el autor quien origin6 v Ia
emple6 en- Harvard, en- 1915, v
POGO a Ooco ha lido adquiriendo
aceptaci6n, a partir de esa fe-
cha. Sc ha demostrado que es
superior a otras pruebas, como
la psicog2lvanica, la aSociaci6n
de palabras, etc. Hoy Sc Ia usa
extensamente para Ia averigua-
.clon y castigo de crimenes " la
protection de los patronos con-
ira empleados infieles. Marston
"a ha empleado tambien para
resolver problemas m~aritales. v
cree que tiene un future prone
tedor en- los preliminares del
matrimonio. La prueba es par
ticulamsnte 1til para lidiar
con problemas de la personali-
dad, va que pone de relieve ell
autoengano Y de esta manera
facilita Ell reajuste espiritual.
FL autor predice que la prueba
continuara popularizandose.
Cuando llegue a ser extensamen
tie usada sera un incentive para
la educaci6n moral, va que la
gente Sc portara honradamente
81 sabe que la falta de honradez
puede r~econocerse.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
nj GRAN JURADO CTTA A
VARIOS CONCEJALES

Cuatro concejales def ayun-
tamiento de Tampa, dos de.
ellos pertenecientes al nueTo
'fbloque7 0 ''piha'', seran in
terrogados hoy por Ell Gran Ju
RADIO del Condado.
FL fiscal del Estado, Rex
Farrior, dispuso que fueran CT
tados Ell presidente del ayun-
tamiento, Sr. Snipes; ell conce-
.jal William H. Frecker, del
distrito del parque Cuscaden,
y los ediles, supuestos miem :
bros de la "pina," Sres. Victor
Rosenthal y Albert D'Arpa.
La pima, seg1n 10 publica
do en- ell peri6dico, impuso
nuevas reglas al ayuntamien-
to, retro al presidente la ia
cultad de nombrar las comisio-
mes Y aument6 ell n1mero de
miembros de cada Comite.
Declare pGblicamente ell con
eejal Latimer que la reorgani-
zaci6n, por la pima, Sc habia
hecho con motive de la multa
que Sc impusiera a Jimmy Mi
dulla, dueno de una taberna o
cafe de la Septima avenida. :
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
STASSEN SERA Ell PRIlJCI-
PAL ORADOR DE LA CON
VENCION REPUBLICANA

Washington, abril 17.-Los
lideres republicanos escogie :
ron aver como principal ora
dor de la convention nacional,
que Sc efectuara ell dia "a de
JUNO, a Harold E. Stassen, 60
bernador del Estado de Min
nesota.
Sc escogi6 para presidente
permanente de la convention
al Sr. Jose w. Martin, Jr., de
Mass, lider republican, en- la
Camara.
Los nombramientos, hechos
en- principle, deberan ser rati-
ficados por la convention.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
ESTATUAS DE GRANDES
HOMBRFS

La moda de colocar estatuas
d. los heroes populares en- par
CUES y plazas ha prevalecido du-
rante largo tempo, y todav1a
parece que no ha perdido su po-
pAaridad. No seria asf, sin en-
barge, de llevarse a cabo los
planes de Rossini.
Ell gran compositor italiano
recibi6 una vez a una delega-
ci6n que lie inform6 que Sc iba a
ejecutar una estatua suya en-
marmol blanco para colocarla
en- la plaza de su ciudad natal.
Ell artista inquiri6 cuanto iba a
costar la estatua.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
MFDIDAS CONTRA Los ES-
PTAS Y SIMPAT1ZADORES
DE LOS NAILS

Budapest, abril 17-Bien en-
terados de que los alemanes 10
graron penetrar en- Noruega
Dor medic de la TRACTION, dan
do 6rdenes falsas a las tropas
Y marines, las pequenas ma
clones de Europa vienen to-
mando medidas en- contra de
los espias y simpatizantes de
los nazis.
Todos los grupos alemanes
en- Yugoeslavia, Rumania, Bul
garia, Grecia y Turqufa, vie
men siendo investigators, 10 mis-
mo que todas las personals Sos
pechosas de tener relaci6n con
ellos. Hungrfa resiste la in
ffuencia nazi y contra los sim
patizantes de estos sc adopta-
ron hoy nuevas medidas.
Rumahia y Yugoeslavia,
principalmente, desean elimi-
mar la posibilidad de una
"quinta columna.'
Las fronteras de Yugoesla.
via han sido grandemente re.
forzadas, mientras Rumania
Sc mueve para colocar los puei
tos del Danubio Y Mar Negro
bajo la autoridad naval.
Todos los alemanes recien
temente llegados a Turquia.
como vendedores, a~rtistas, in
dustriales, ETC., Sc italian sujt
tos a la vigilancia de la policis
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
LA AGT7ACToN C0MUNls'
IA IN MEJlC0
u Peri6d@co In PrereG dice Sc
crcucntrum On M@j3co tTece
gromjnemte9 coMQMlstGs

Cudad dc M6jico, abril T.
III Peri6dico ia Prensa", que
con frecuencia sehala las activi-
dades de los comunistas en- ell
pats, dice que Sc encuantran en-
territorio mdjicanO 10 prom.-
ren4es comunistas rusos y de o.
tros paises. Los jefes cOmunis-
tas realizan una campaha de o.
Ibediencia a Jose Stain y dfcese
Que pretenden convertir a Me-
jico en- ell punto central de sus
a~otividades, en- ell caso possible
de que Estados Unidos entire en-
la guerra.
Entire las personals citadas
por el peri5dico aparecen Peter
Manoulisky, vice presidente del
Comitern, que Viaja bajo FL
nombre de Kalowsky; Leon Hal
kiss, ex-embajador en- Espana y
ahora s~ecretario de la organiza-
ci6n del comite executive del Co
intern, que viaja con cd nombre
de Leon Jacome; James w.
Ford. secretario del comite CEN
tral del partido Comunista A.
m~ericano Y Narciso Bassols,
miembro secreto del comite eje-
dltivo de esa organization en-
MEXICO.
Los comunistas celebraron
recientemente I'm congreso para
purgar Ell partido y confiar la di
recci6n a los mas radicales.
Ell partido Comunista di6 a
conocer su nuevO programa, con
estOs puntos: nuevas leyes de
trabajo; ell derecho a la huelga
sin restricciones; armar a los
campesinos y crear un executive
de campeSinos; completa igual-
dad y completes derechos civil
les para los indios; apOyar la
ley de education socialista de-
mOcratizar Ell ejercito mejicano,
por madio de la elimination de
las distinciones de classes; cean=
pleta solidaridad con todos los
movimientos opuestos al impe-
rialismo en- la America del Nor
te.
Ely coronel Leandro Sanchez
Salazar, jefe de la policfa secre-
ia, manifesto que no Sc inves-
tigan las actividades communist
tas en- MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
DEL PALENQUE
Viene de Ia So pd0.)

"
(Viene de Ia ga pdg.J
pacidad, bondad y honradez,
Hines representa- a la juven-
tud de este Condado,
CreemOS que tiene va la victo
ria en- ell boise.
Una CGrtG
Martin Caraballo, el abogado
nos manda una carta en- favor
de la candidatura del juez Ha-
try Sander.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
FL alivio de la Reconstructed"
explicado a las mujeFes

petite y acrecienta la corriente de
jugo gastrico; asi ayuda a Ia diges-
ton Y reconstruye Ia resistencia fl
sica. FL resultado usual es una me-
nor ineonformidad periodical.
Muchas que toman ell CARDUI
unos pocos dias antes Y durante ell
"tiempo" han descubierto que este
las ayuda a facilitar el periodic de
incomodidad. Las mujeres vienen
usando Ell CARDUI desde hace mas
de so amos
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

I'm simple m6todo ha ahorrado a
muchas mujeres incontables sufrs-
mientos.
Sc hasa en- e. hecho de que los
dolores de cabeza, nerviosidad, dolo-
res parecidos a ealambres, son a me-
nude sintomas de antigua "dismino-
rrea Functional debida a nutricion
defieiente.
Alivio para esta condici6n Sc de-
riya frecuentemente del use del
CARDUl, porQue este aumenta ell a.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
FIESTA DE LA ASOCIACION
POLITICA MERICA
MA

I'm banquete de la Asocia-
ci6n Politica P~an-Americana,
presidido por ell DR.. j. l. Ave-
lanai, Sc e~fectuara mahana
jueves en- ell Tampa Terrace.
Los candidates politicos van
a ser presentadOs.
En- ell programa de varieda-
des, complemento del banque-
tie, figuran conocidos artistas.
Sc bailara con la orquesta
de Max Palmer.
Asistira la Srta. Hortensia
Vallina, en- compania de sus
damas de honor.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
"Dcce mil frances, lie contes.

"Dcce mil frances, lie contes-
taron.
~Entonces," dfio Rossini,
"d@nme a mi iesa suma y en- las
grar1'a; festividades me COM
prcm2to a colocarme en- perso-
ma en- e. pedestal de manera que
tendran ugbsdes al original en-
vez de una mera copia".
The Catholic Digest.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

Estima Caraballo que la rec
lecci6n de Sander es hacer no
nor a los servicios que ha veni-
do preStando, desde SD Corte, al
Condado y eli Estado.
Noeotros podomos dnformar-
lie que Sander ticne muchos =
sinceros amigos en- los barrioc
.latinos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17

Nick
Tiene va IA victoria en- el Dol
sillo, segdn nostros vemos las co
sas, Ell comisionado Nick Nuc-
clio.
Mr.. Burns, su oponente, en-
prendi6 la carrera hace varios
dias, pero no CANA terreno.
Ahora bien, no Sc duerme 81
en- los laureles.
La gaceta., 1940-04-17
SchlemaM

SchlemGn
Cana terreno de dfa en- dfa,
en- los barrios latinos la candida
tura de Anthony Schleman.
Sc habla de 81 como de I'm
miembro de la familia, por ha-
Der pasado su ninez y juventud
en- Ybor City.
Anthony aspira, con sobra-
dos meritos, a lpuesto de recau-
dador de contribuciones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-27
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Before The Blitzkrieg
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stage your show in the bungalow.
But remember, not a word to him
about the real game our friends
r playing, or he may easily ruin
us completely"
Chatting lightly, as though nei-
Their of them had a care in the
world, they strolled around the
bungalow and on to the lawn.
1--WE must hurry up" Coral said
anxiously. IF I don't get to work
vamping Mr.. Hazeldeane here
soon, they'll be suspecting some
thing"
"All right" said Gun. "Now look
here. You've had a chance to look
around the place a bit, I take it.
Where do you think we are?"
ION some obscure island of the
Greek archipelago"
II thought as much. You've To-
Gated their arsenal haven't you?
Got any idea where the keys r.
kept?"
Eyes, I've found that out. Trent
keeps them"
Good. Think you might be able
to get hold of them?"
II a try, anyway"
Its important. If we can man.
age that, we can put a spoke in
their wheel that will shake h e
whole damned vehicle. Now, how
many men do you think there are
on the island
II don't think-I know. Thirty.
one-including Oscar and the pilot
who brought us over"
You're thorough-1'll say that
for you. What have they got
tucked away behind that wooden
fence, exactly?"
Living quarters. Two work
shops. A laboratory where they've
been making up their explosives.
And a few nondescript Sheds"
where's the arsenal, them"
Right away from the rest
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they're not taking any chances. It's
in a sort of cave, dug into the hill
side, there"
"a good idea. Do they keep 4
sentry there?"
Day and night, I gather
"Ah! But it can be dealt with
if we're lucky. What sort OF fell
lows have they got here-the men,
II mean?"
"a pretty tough gang-the sort
that wouldn't stop at much If they
were out for trouble.
But what nationalities?"
German, Italian, Spanish most.
ly. A few English and Americans.
And two Japs."
HIN! Cosmopolitan"
Eyes. And tough, as I said. But
they all seem to love me, which
is an advantage"
"Shows there's sense among
them as well as variety. And now,
hurry up-I'm getting worried
about what they'll think over
there"
"All right. Take your young
man into the bungalow now, and do
your stuff. Tommy, you'll have to
seem to be weakening, but you
mustn't give in yet. Let Hope for
tomorrow be the motto. We must
play them, for the moment, as the
angler plays his fish-only they
mustn't see the hook, or feel the
line. Now, off you go-and while
you're in there I'll see if I can
work out some sort of a plan.
Thank heavens we've plenty of Gig
arets."
The other two rose and went
into the bungalow, and for the best
part OF an hour Gun sprawled on
tne grass, smoking cigaret after
c'garet, and seeking for the best
and safest plan of escape.
When the others Joined him he
glanced up at them with a grin.
Well, how did you get on?"
Tommy chuckled-Coral looked
a little flushed.
"Oh, fine! I'm almost eating out
OF her hand, but not quite. Lat
ter!y was trying to persuade her
to help me to escape and to run
away with h~er-leaving you here
to stand the racket"
Dirty dog!' Gun grinned.
"Only she won't agree until I
tell her all about the invention.
She wants to get the dough first,
and then make our getaway"
Gold digger!" Gun laughed.
But that's stuff. I'll bet they're
laughing like the devil over there"
Coral made a face.
Il doubt if Otto is, for one. He's
so beastly jealous!"
Gun laughed again.
He must realize that one can't
make omelets without breaking
eggs"
Times getting on," said Coral.
What about that plan?"
Gun suddenly became grave
again.
Here's the general idea, any.
way. We'd better fix it for tomor-
row night AND I'm cfraid most
OF the work falls on to your should
ers-for the first part, at any
rate"
! Il can stand that"
I'm the first place, you must get
the key of the arsenal, somehow.
Then you'll have to get the key of
this internal gate from the guard
outside-again somehow. I'll adj
NIT I can't see how. Then you let
us out. We make a dive straight
for the arsenal. We must get hold
OF a supply of those GLIB pears
the effect is not to kill, but to rem
der unconscious for a considerable
time. Then we'll get to windward,
rouse the show, and gas them when
they come at us. After that we'll
blow up the arsenal q
(To Be Continued)
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CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS,
funeral designs, corsages, novel
ties. Blossom Shop, 81 So. Front.
Dial 5000.
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Houses For Sale

6 ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW ON
Bradley's Creek-$325O. Will take
lot or small place as first payment.
L. T. Rogers, Dial 5647.
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5 Help Wanted. Male

EXPERIENCED DAIRY MAN Al
mixer. Apply Harrelrs Dairy, Air
port.
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Announcements

p,,on Better WATER AND
walla special prices on four inch
here u . machines now operating
~I. w. Callihan. Dial 4514.
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Machinery
Painting. Papering

LITTLE jim SHARP, PAPER
hanger, moved from 16 st. to III
Grace. Dial 1898.
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ourniulcK SPECIAL 4 DOOR
do, seoan. equipped with ra.
Dia, seee"klrk Motors, 216 N. End.
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Aufomotivs

Dodso ESQ s~ERVICENTER
3rd r!ymouth Sales & Service
- arKet Dial 9149
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Personal
} Radio and Repairs

RADIO TROUBLE? FOR EXPERT
auto and home radio repair service.
Dial 5215, MACMILLAN &
CAMERON.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-05-30
Pennsville
Alumni

Alumni
Alumni was held Saturday night
in the high school auditorium. The
alumni colors of pink and white
were used in decorating both the ta-
bles and auditorium. The menu
consisted, OF potato salad. baked
lima beans, pressed chicken sand
wiches,. brick ice cream, cake and
coffee. y Those attending from a dis
tance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Parsons of Fairmont, w. Va; Den
yer Tracy and Miss Harper Of CO.
lumbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Dou-
gan of Columbus; Miss Merle Abel
and Ted Abel of GAINESVILLE; Mrs.
Leora Dougan of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs Dwight McInturf of
Macksburg; Howard Nolan of Co.
lumbus: Fred Abel and Miss Miller
Of Clarington; Floyd Abel and Miss
Knowlton of Columbus; Miss Hum
phries of Athens; Mr.. and Mrs
John Lantz, CALDWELL; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Dougan, Columbus; Wilbur
Wilson, Zanesville; Miss Evelyn
Thompson, Columbus; Tull Startling,
Columbus; George Albert Abel, CO.
lumbus; Miss Clarice James, CO.
lumbus: Mrs. Alice Coulson, of
Charleston, w. Va; Emmett Hoop
or and friend of Newark, and Mrs.