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Evening star., 1940-12-16
Runyans Score Over
Large Turnout Of
Penguin Sailors
Lawson Ties in Points,
But Rivals Mark Up
More First Places
By & Staff Correspondent of The star.

3y {, Sta1l correspondent OIL ne 5taf.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 16.-
Nearly double the number of FROST
bite sailing enthusiasts who opened
the sport here two weeks ago braved
a chilly northwest wind yesterday
In the second of a series designed to
keep sailing alive on the Potomac
through the winter.
While coping three tirsts out of
four races, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Runyan of Washington found their
penguin dingy lied with another
District sailor, Walter Lawson at
the close of the day. LaWson's Pot
latch was sailed consistently high in
the four races and also wound up
with "a points.
Runyans Awarded Series.
But because the Runyans Mugea~
had beaten Potlatch more time
they were given the series and
pair of heavy mittens as the prize.
Trailing. in the final scoring, Wero
Ralph Youngs, who sailed Milton
Hardins S Chico, for third place wit
18 points; Speed Lambert's ner,
Leda II. fourth with II tallies ar
Bill Heintz's Judy, fifth with !
points.
The last three are Virginia sailors.
Lambert and Youngs being membeYS
of the Old Dominion Boat Club of
which yesterdays series was sailed.
The Runyans won the opening
event, with Lawson, Heintz and
Bill Preston in the Seabiscuit finish
ing in that order. In the next race,
Mugeas jumped the gun at the start,
was forced to recross the line and
still! managed to sail home the win
ner The Washington couple was
followed in by Lawson, Youngs and
Preston.
Favorites in Form Reversal.
Something happened to the favor
ties in the third race Mugeas fir
ished fifth and Lawson was first
Between the two were Lambert,
Youngs and Preston. respectively.
Mugeas was back in form for the
closing race. nosing out Judy Pot
/ latch was third, Lawson's poorest
race
! The seven-boat feet-all the smart
little penguins-Was managed by
Race Committee Chairman Fred
Tip, who offciated from a leaky
roWboat that kept him busy official
ing and bailing. All races were sail
over 2-mile triangular course. a
the breeze never was over 8 mi,
an hour.
The frost bite enthusiasts
convene again December 29 for
third group of their series. 8
boats. same place and likely
same brave weather.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
Georgetown B. c. Eleven
Wins Charity Game

Georgetown Boys Club 150-pound
gridders defeated the Columbia A.
C. eleven, 7 to 6. yesterday in a
charity game played at Annapolis.
After the hosts had scored in the
first period on a plunge from the
1-yard line by Dan Hill, the local
teams defense stiffened and a drive
paced by Hank Gissel resulted in
the winners score in the second
period. Ray Wrenn, all-high
Western High star last season,
booted the game winning point.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
Hoppe to Defend Crown in Cue
Event.; Accepts Schoefer Def

former champions. The entry list
will be held to Is players.
Hoppe, in announcing that he
would defend his title, also declared
he was ready to meet Jake Schaefer
of Cleveland, runnerup in the last
tournament, in challenge match
anytime, anywhere" his rival
chooses. Schaefer challenged Hoppe
to title match two weeks ago.
and suggested it be held prior to
the January 13 tournament. Hoppe
said he was ready for the match,
adding the details "are up to
Schaefer entirely"
Evening star., 1940-12-16
But Most of the Customers
Will Come to See Louis.

Most of the mob, however, will
come to see Louis and what it is
he does that makes him what he is.
The chances are that Joe will salts
fy all hands, for his average of good
performances is nign onto 900.
Pre-battle statements are as fol-
lows:
Mccoy, born La Brasseur-"I'm
In fine shape, and I have good
chance to win. l know how Louis
fights. I know how to beat him.
Schmeling and Braddock and Gal
ento have proved that if YOU hit him
a good punch, he'll go down. I aim
to keep him there"
Louis. born Barrow guess III
get this man quick,
Your guess. of course, is as good
as Joe's, but Joe'S is pretty good. In
betting circles. it is even money
that Mccoy, born La Brasseur, will
not be on hand for the sixth round.
This is a good fight town. Almost
any town can be a good fight town
if you give it a chance to be. and
the presence of Louis is always
a help
I was thinking of the last battle
] saw here, as Weiro and silly a
salmagundi as ever a boxing fan
looked at The hero Of that affair
was the crowd itself. which refused
to play sucker, and yelled SO
hoarsely for justice that it got two
bouts for the price Of one. 1t was
a fine evening. similar to the gayer
passages in hopheads dream
That was in the time when they
were reConStructing Jack Sharkey,
the loquacious sea-faring man, for
a shot at Louis. Sharkey was none
too popular in Boston in his best
days. When he fought Jimmy Ma
loney, his perennial foe, the Gus
toners used to howl for his blood.
In 1885, however, the sailor was
Bostons only hope, and they turned
out in force to watch him sharpen
his weapons on Unknown Winston,
a brown skinned adventurer from
Connecticut.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
Court Shutout Is Dealt
By Sacred Heart, 40

Sacred Heart scored an unusual
40 victory over St. Stephens S
yesterday afternoon in the in
augural of Gonzaga High School S
Parochial Basket Ball League in
the Eagles gym.
In other games, st. Joseph's de-
feated st. Michaels. 23-7; St
Thomas trimmed Immaculate Con-
ception, l7-l3; Holy Name topped
St Aloysious. 14-11. and ST Mat
thew won from Blessed Sacrament
1914.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16-Willie Hoppe
Of New York. world three-cushion
billiards champion, has announced
that he will be on hand when the
national star studded tournament
begins in Chicago on January 13.
Hoppe regained the title a year
ago at similar tournament in
which he put together 20 straight
victories and finished the event
against the worlds best without a
loss.
The tournament, which will run
26 days, already has attracted five
Evening star., 1940-12-16
Win Gives Tucker A. 6.
Grid Championship

Tucker A. c. clinched the in
dependent football championship
of Northern Virginia yesterday
defeating the Virginia A c. eleven
900, before pproximately 10000
fans in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1940-12-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal >; Detroit, | tovertime).
Toronto 4: Chicago ].
New York Rangers. 6: New York Amer
leans, 3
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Louis. 3: St Paul, ..
Tulsa, 4. Omaha g.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis. 5: Hershey. >.
Pittsburgh. .; Buffalo, o.
New Haven, 4; Philadelphia. ..
Providence, s. Springfield. y.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

minute to 60 Neither team scored
in the final chukker.
Goalie Colvin, substituting for
Hemming, put up brilliant defense
exhibition, and Burrage played his
usual steady, heady game. After
Knipfels injury, midway of the first
period, Jim McCurry shifted from
wing to defense and did good job
in protecting the Washington lead.
Evening star., 1940-12-16

Spares: New York-Check, kreller. Hol-
linger. Hamilton. Tilson: Ferens. Charest
Patrick; observation-disclosures. Germann
Courteau. McTeer, Rossignol. Pranschke
Dewey.
Referee-Mr. Stevenson. Linesman-Mr
Wilken.
First period: 1-Washington, Pranschke
Mcbride, I'll: 2-Washington. Mailley
funassiSted), 9:O6; 3-Washngton Burns
tFurrage). 1s:47. Penalties - Knipfe,
Dartnen, Check. Sawchuk
Second period: New York. Kreller
fDartnellDotten). 1885. Penalties. Ros-
signol. Courteau.
Third period: Penalty-McBride
Evening star., 1940-12-16

-h=l -EI'. 8.
Evening star., 1940-09-10
James Roosevelt Fails
To Borrow Rochester
Benny Says NO to Whole Deal;
Lana Turner Gets Dignity Course;
Miss Dietrich in Trousers
HOLLYWOOD.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Jimmie Roosevelt wanted to borrow
his next film but Benny said MOTOR the
public Observation-Disclosures
for the loss of the Roosevelt picture
that
special
Betty respective
rather Betty talks and Alice listens
Evening star., 1940-09-10
ROsalind Russell
In New Comedy

Rosalind Russell, who considers
Columbia her lucky lot" has been
signed to play the feminine star
ring role in that studios new COM
edy, This Thing Called Love"
A few years ago, Miss Russell was
borrowed by Columbia for the title
role in "Craig's Wife" picture
which lifted her to a top spot among
Hollywood stars. She returned to
score another personal triumph as
Hildy johnson in His Gil, Fri
day."
This Thing Called Love" intro
duces new comedy team to film
fans in Miss Russell and MELVIN
Douglas, who has the masculine
lead.
1t is further noteworthy for two
reunions, that of Director Alexan-
der Hall and Douglas, who worked
so we'll together in He Stayed for
Breakfast" and resumption of the
producer director combination of
William Perlberg and Hall, respon-
Sible for the success of The Doc
tor Takes a Wife"
The story, an original by Ken
Englund and George Seaton, con-
Germs six-month trial marriage
that goes on the rocks before it
is well launched. Miss Russell will
be seen as brisk and competent
insurance executive, while Douglas
portrays a mining engineer.
Evening star., 1940-09-10

mors. But this couple ranks with
the Gables in marital bliss. Brian s
acting stock, by the way, has jumped
a hundred-fold this past year. He is
very much in demand and now asks
and gets 100000 a picture. Il love
these big figures. don't you?)
Paulette Goddard caused q bit of
furor at the Irene fashion show
when, in loud voice, she told the
saleslady, Charge them to Mrs
Charles Chaplin" The non
sanctioned romance between Lord
Nelson and Lady Hamilton is prov
ing a tough problem in the Korda
picture to Star Vivien Leigh and
Laurence Olivier. If they stick to
facts, the Hays Office won't like it
If they don't, the historians will be
sore. And I wonder-will they pad
up Viviens figure for her role? Ac-
cordlng TO the chronicles of the
time, the lady who won the great
Nelson's heart was more than q
little on the plump side.
Harpo Marx almost spoke for the
first time on the screen. For a
scene in Go West" he wanted
Groucho and Chico to turn around.
They weren't watching him, so Har-
po whispered "Heyl" But the sound
track heard it.
P. s.: The hey" has been cut.
Evening star., 1940-09-10

honor of being the screens best
love story of the last three years.
In its continuing ability to en-
chant the public, the test of any
love story, including that of Trist-
ram and Isolde, "Mayerling" un-
doubtedly deserves this distinction.
Returned to the Little Theater last
week for return engagement
whose number no one knows pre-
cisely, it is being held over for a
second week through the sheer force
of its popularity.
Beautifully acted by Charles Boy
er and Danielle Darrieux, Mayer
ling is one more retelling of the
story of Austrias Crown Prince
Rudolph and the but family royal
Marie Vetsera, the old, old love
tale of the prince and Cinderella.
Rudolph simply was the tormented
young man who did not want to
be king, the Vetsera the one per-
son who could understand. and go
on understanding when the vio-
lence of his torment turned him
upon her.
Its enduring popularity might
even mean that some one among
the scads of repeaters has seen it
more times than the woman who
calls up periodically to remind us
that she has seen Naughty Mari
eta 80 times.
It's just one of those MAYBE"
things. Any one like to confirm its
truth?
Evening star., 1940-09-10

pearances to be preceded by break
fast with critics
Top billing for Miss O'Hara is the
result of her newneSs to the personal
appearance business. Miss Ball.
who is one of the most personaole
persons in the movies, enjoys (or
does she0 the disadvantage of hav-
ing been here before. In week of
being the best member of the cast of
very bad play, she virtually took
the town by storm. People who do
not remember the play (Which in
cludes this department so far as the
name of 1t is concerned) undouot-
edly will remember her for the many
movie successes she has had since.
A highly eye-filling blond, she has
appeared brightly in such items as
Stage Door Having Wonderful
Time" THE Joy of Living" and
You Can't Fool Your Wife"
Although she has played come
dienne roles in each of those, and
played them well, Miss Ball is no
stranger to the dancing role she
performs in Keith'S next attraction.
Miss OHara, selected universally
as Hollywood's next big star, is a
product of Dublin's Abbey Theater,
from which she was taken by
Laughton and Erich Pommer when
they were looking for a lovely, tai
ented lass to play opposite Laugh
ton in Jamaica Inn" The fact
that she had both loveliness and
an ability to act, rare combina-
ton, attracted Hollywood's atten-
ton in a somewhat shorter time
than Immediately. She was invited
to come to this country at once,
came and played opposite Laugh
ton in The Hunchback of Notre
Dame" Although the picture was
somewhat less than brilliant, its
principals were much better. Miss
OHara as a result won a co-star-
ring role with Adolphe Meniou in
the remake of "A Bill of Divorce
ment."
Dance, Girl, Dance" her third
picture under the auspices of
R-K-O. takes her out of straight
dramatic parts to prove that she
can be a dancer while being dra-
matte.
For all its high position among
the best pictures of 1899 "Wuther-
ing Heights hardly would win the
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Boom Town." excite
ment in the oil fields, with Gable,
Tracy, Colbert and Lamar: 11:05
am, 1:45, 4:20, 7 and $40 pm.
Earle-"He Stayed for Breakfast" "
Loretta Young and Melvyn Douglas
kid Communism: 9:45 am, 1910,
2:35, 5, 7:30 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 11:15 am, LAS, 4:10, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Keith's = when the Daltons
Rode" life and times of some we'll
known bandits: 11:50 am, 1:50, $50.
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm. March of
Time: 1880 am, 1:3o, $3.50, $50,
7:30 and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Captain Caution" ad-
venture on the high seas: II am,
las, 4::30, 7:05 and 9::55 pm. Stage
shows: 1910, 3:25, $40 and S:55
pm.
MetropOlitan-"They Drive by
Night" and find excitement hauling
produce: 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
CoIumbia-"I Love You Again" {"
Myrna 10y and William Powell in
a gay romantic comedy: IL am,
los, $40, $40, TBS and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Mayerling," Boyer meets
Darrieux: IL am, lilo, 800, $50,
7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Cross "Smilin' Through" I"
revival of the well-known senti-
mental play: $40 pm.
Roadside-"East Lynne" the pop
ular melodrams group in q rare and
notable tear-jerker: $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-10

Der gray coupe. But she Is still
going places with colorful Victor
Mature. Heavens! That boy is
good looking. No wonder all the
girls-and women-'round here are
gaga about him.
I felt pretty old when saw Rich
ard Barthelmess with gray hair and
a grownup daughter in the Fox COM
missary. But the gray in his hair
was painted in. Il never thought
the day would come when I'd dye
my hair to play father to my daugh-
ter" Dick told me. The 17-year-
Old daughter of Barthelmess and
Mary: Hay was having screen test
at the studio, aided and abetted by
her very proud papa.
Enrol Flynn was asked to be one
of the "cadS" in Andre Charlot's
forthcoming revue. but Enrol begged
to be excused on the ground of too
much work in Santa Fe Trail"
When this picture is canned Enrol
departs for Honolulu When Gill
bert Roland was asked to play in
a local tennis match for charity
with Flynn as his partner, he said,
For a good cause I don't mind"
Something tells me the boys don't
like es ch other.
Marlene Dietrich is going back
into long pants. The woman-in-
trousers vogue has fallen off in
Hollywood during recent months.
The good dress designers, who have
recently taken over, don't like 'em.
But Marlene has to wear pants in
her latest picture, Seven Sinners"
and the idea is for her to wear them
in private life to help publicize
the picture.
Il had to kiss jeanette Macdonald
with some force" says George San
ders, speaking of his chore in Bit
tersweet." But" says George, Il
must be losing my technique. I
missed her lips completely and hit
her on the nose" I sometimes
think it would be more interesting
for fans to see what goes on behind
the scenes than on the screen. &.
Brian Aherne and Joan Fontaine
passed through Reno on their way
to Lake Tahoe, and, of course, i'm
mediately started one of those ru-
Evening star., 1940-09-10

were fired at every performance in
the massacre and battle scenes.
Il know" he recalled, because
besides actin two or three parts, I
also was the property man and had
to do the buyin'. We derned near
shot the theater to pieces, but the
audience musta liked it, as the show
kept goin' for nine years without a
break"
Only SO worth Of ammunition Is
being used in the film version
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Cowboy Imports
One Cowboy
From the East
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Cowboy Tex Ritter came back to
Hollywood from an Eastern tour
bringing with him a cowboy.
1t was like taking an automobile
to Detroit, almost, but Tex saws
his cowboy is different: Steve Han
Ion, from Boston. Mass, no less,
says Tex, is handsome young giant
and orr of the finest trick horse
riders he's ever seen. Moreover. he's
a good rife shot, has a rich bari
tone voice and fans a sentimental
guitar
Tex didn't mention cooking. so it
is presumed that Hanlon has been
around stoves only to keep warm.
Ritter's gonig to give Steve a role
in his next horse opera, ''Parson of
Devils Gap" which gets off to pro-
duction in cloud of dust next week.
Evening star., 1940-09-10

wonders of Southern California.
The tour mapped out for Miss
OHara and Miss Bail is one of those
kaleidoscope affairs designed to
leave its victims dizzy. 1t includes
10 cities. In each, the stars of the
picture will make four personal ap-
pearances a day, the personal ap-
Evening star., 1940-09-10

eonal appear
snce artist. She
di d a bri e f
something of the
sort, to be sure,
when she landed
as a lovely Irish
colleen and the
prot ge of
Charles Laugh
I on in N e W
York. 1t was
not the re a /
thing, however
Merely a sort of
press interview
on a dash to
SiSr nye the
Evening star., 1940-09-10

gets her final
papers from
Jackie Coogan
in November E.
Funniest sight
of the week
MiScha A u er
with his beard
parted in the
middle Lana
Turner is being
subjected to a
dignity" cam
paign. AS a
starter she has
exchanged her
bright red road
ster for a SOM
Evening star., 1940-09-10
With GINGER

Dennis Morgan's performance in
Warner Bros. perturbation of James
Oliver Curwood's "River End" was
so outstanding that several other
Hollywood studios Immediately put
in bid to borrow him. R-K-O won
out and now Morgan is to play the
romantic lead opposite Ginger
Rogers in kitty Foyle."
Evening star., 1940-09-10

classification has an opening, is
virtually making her debut as a per-
Evening star., 1940-09-10

II think III see that picture, I Want
a Divorce" says Miss Cradle, who
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Roundup Veteran
Says Film Lacks
Enough Shootin''
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
The modern version of the famous
stage play, "The Roundup" will be
SIS worth OF blank cartridges less
noisy than the original production.
Tex Cooper, 82-year-old stage and
screen veteran, who played for nine
years in the stage presentation of
the Edmond Day story, has only
one complaint about the forthcom-
ing movie version, in which heehas
a role-"There amt enough shootin'. !"
In the stage production, Cooper
says. $l8 worth of blank cartridges
Evening star., 1940-09-10

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Misses O'Hara and Ball
Coming Here in Person
Keith's Will Play Host to Pair of Cinema 5
Most Up.and.Coming Stars Next Friday;
'Mayerline Still Enchants Them
BY JAY CARMODY.

Something entirely
appearanes-Maurean OTIaras
Keths They
houses new ara
in pictures which could be
Nogales international., 1940-02-19
FROM PHOENIX

Assistant Attorney General Al
here Saturday from Phoenix
Nogales international., 1940-02-19
San Rafael
Ranch Famous
For Orc Steers

The greater part of what is now
known as the San Rafael Ranch
was an old Spanish land grant and
was originally called the De La
zanja Land Grant. There are % 900
acres in the ranch at the present
time
Colin Cameron started register
ing Herefords there in 1888. The
original Cameron brand was 6 T.
This brand was recorded in 1888,
and was the first one recorded in
Arizona. These registered cattle car
ried this brand until 1922 when it
was changed to R o.
Col. w. G. Greene bought the
ranch in 1902 for the purpose of
raising bulls for use on his range
in Mexico. The company is known
as The Cananea Cattle Company in
Mexico and as The Greene Cattle
Company, Incorporated in the Unit
ed States and is famous for the
ORC brand of feeder steers.
The San Rafael registered herd
/ produces about 400 bulls a year
Most of these are used by the COM
pany, but when there is a surpi'-
they are sold to Arizona ranchers
This herd has been the foundation
of a great many herds in Arizona,
California and Sonora, Mexico.
The ranch is owned and operated
by c. E. Wiswall and w. c. Greene,
son of Col Greene, and has been
under the management of T. E.
Heady since 1908.
Nogales international., 1940-02-19
'OakLodge
Ranch Has
A Select Herd


The Oak Lodge Ranch, J-I owned
by Heady & Ashburn, is new in the
game of raising registered Here
fords, starting in 1882 with the in
tention of breeding up a small, Sc
lect herd. and selling good bulls.
The ranch consists of 1400 acres
patented land and fenced Forest
Reserve. 1t is divided into 9 pas
lures, to accommodate $50 head. Mar
shall F. Ashburn is in charge as
manager. Mr.. Ashburn was born
and raised in Arizona and is the
son of the late Oscar Ashburn, who
was one of Arizona's highly respect
ed pioneer cattlemen.
Nogales international., 1940-02-19

Bracker, Mrs Ed LeGendre, Mrs.
James E. Serven.
Commercial Exhibits: Harry
Strong, chairman; Frank B. Car
room, Mrs. Clara Phillips, E. j.
Ryan, Phil Capin.
Amusements and Reception: David
Jeffcott, chairman; Tom Griffin,
Nelson Brown, Dimes Nelson, Writ
G.. Bowman, Rowson Harmon, H
B. Thurber, Gene Burns, Dennis
Hunt.
Programs and Premium Lists: H
B. Thurber, chairman; and chair
men of all committees will make up
the active committee.
Transportation: Jack Colquette
chairman; Neil Carr, T. E. Heady
Brainard Page.
Nogales international., 1940-02-19
CountyFair
Continued from Page One)

Mines: Ed F. Bohlinger, chair
man; Ed Hummell.
Sports: w. H. Anderson, chair
man; Sam Waldrip, w. HAnder-
son, Jr
Decorations: Harry Strong chair
man; Lee Zinsmeister, H. B. Thurb-
er.
Memberships and Solicitations for:
each community-chairmen to Sc
lect their own workers.
j. r. Whelan, Sonoita, executive
chairman; Elgin; Lon Hunt, chair
man; Nogales, C. H. McNulty
chairman; Camille, Mrs. Paul Sell
er, chairman; Patagonia, Cyril For
syth, chairman; Vaughn, James
FRAZIER, chairman; Sonoita, James
E. Serven, chairman; Amado, Biro
Yeas, chairman; Parker Canyon
and San Rafael Valley and Lochiel
John Jones, chairman; Tubac, H
A. Prince, chairman; Ruby, Leland
johnson, chairman
Domestic Science: Mrs. Cora Ever
hart, chairman; Mrs. Charles Davis,
Mrs. James Frazier, Mrs. James
Yeary, Mrs. William Showalter, Mrs
Paul ShoWalter, Mrs. Craig Pot
tinCer Miss Da Ia Oco NTrc PrOc-
tor, Mrs. Clara Phillips, Mrs. Charles
Nogales international., 1940-02-19

Gray Wright was here yesterday
from Tucson visiting his mother,
Mrs. T. G.. Wright.
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at Iept is MISS DenIia H0IIer,
leading drum majorette of the No.
gales High School Drum & Bugle
Corps which will put On a perform
ance for the cattlemen's conven-
tiCn this morning. Lower picture
shows the marching unit attired
in cowboy outfits.
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C0Wn1en.
Pack Hotel
L.obbiies

Crowds in the city for the cattle
mems convention noilled about ho-
tel lobbies last night as stockmen
from all parts of the Southwest con-
tinued to flock here for the big meet
ing opening today.
Hofel lobbles were packed and
parking space was at a premium.
It's a big convention-and No
gales is happy.
Nogales international., 1940-02-19
NEW BOOTLEG EXCUSE

DARLINGTON, (S.CD Feb. 16 =
CUP)-An 80-year-old Negro wom-
an has been arrested for bootleg
ging. She admitted she knew it was
wrong, but said she had been sell
ing her wine to a Negro preacher
so he could preach better.