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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-12-27
PRESIDENT:
And FLying Duke

President Roosevelt returned to
his White House desk to face ire
mendous problems, behind him
4,000-mile trip on U. S. S. Tusca-
loosa which was shrouded in secre-
cy before it began, turned out just
what had been predicted junket
throughout prospective naval-air
bases in the Antilles-and wound
UP in a blaze of front-page articles
when the duke of Windsor flew out
to sea to confer with the Chief Ex-
ecutive.
1t all began when Duchess Wallis,
who had to have an infected tooth
out translated in royal language
into "major dental operation')
decided to have the surgery per-
formed in a Miami hospital. She
and the duke went thither in the
yacht of a Swedish friend who oddly
was a pal of Goering's.
The day after the death of Lord
Lothian, the operation was safely
over, with the duchess convalescing
bewitchingly, and the duke with a
considerable amount of time on his
hands. Suddenly it was announced
that President Roosevelt wanted to
talk to him.
A navy bomber scared down onto
the blue Biscayne waters, a motor
boat met the duke, and off he went,
shrouded with more secrecy than
the President himself had been
when he started out. He was back
the same day, and the next day the
Tuscaloosa came in and the cruise
was over.
The public, prepared by all this
for something monumental, had to
satisfy itself with the story that
the duke and the President had
talked about the unsuitability of
pint-sizea' 'Tayaguana island for a
naval-air base, and asking the duke
if he couldn't arrange a better one.
It was the biggest anticlimax in
months.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
VOLVERA A PELEAR CON
JOSE LUIS Ell CHILENO
GODOY

New York, abril 30.-El EN-
presario Mike Jacobs anunci6
aver que ell dia 20 de JUNO,
probablemente en- ell estadio
de los Yankees, ell chileno Artu-
70 Godoy volvera a pelear con
ell negro Jose Luis, campe6n
mundial del peso complete.
Godoy Sc ha c~omprometido,
mediante una garantia, a dar
Ia revancha a Luis, 81 CANA la
corona, dentro de so dias.
En- ell case de que ell cam :
pe6n obtenga la victoria Sc lie
pondra frente al vencedor del
match Baer-Tony Galento.
La pelea entire ell sudameri-
cano y ell "dinamitero" sera a
Is asaltos, con precios en- las
desde So a S27.5O.
Luis recibira ell 4O% y Godoy
solo ell 17h.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

I'm instante despues, estaba
Maria ante un militar elegante
y simpdtico, mvy joven para
Ell grade que tenia en- el ejerci-
to, y que la escuchaba de pie,
con una %sonrisa verdaderamen-
te acogedora,
La infeliz hizo saber al coro-
mel la gran importancia que pa
"a ella tenia eonocer ell parade
no actual de Miguel de Guzman,
aunque, daro esta, que sin con-
fesarle el grave motive que la O.
bligaba a buscarlo, sino discre-
tamente,
1Ah, Ell amigo Guzman -
repuso el coronel, acentuando
su sonrisa amable-. iPero sien
tsse listed, sehora!...
La oblig6 a s~entarse.
Sc sent6 81, a 81 vez, enfren-
te de ella, en- q otro butsc6n,
iunto . Ia Mes. y coutluu6 d.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

donar su patria y su carrera..-
Isl, ella habia sido!
Con los ojos de la insignia
ci6n reconstituia TODD 10 pasa-
do.
Miguel, a raiz del viaje que
ella hizo a Barcelona meses a.
tras, y luego de darla su pala-
bra de romper para siempre
con Maria de las Nievesy de olvi
dar la terrible passion que lie ha-
.bfa undo a la mujer de Isidoro
y entregarle a ella las cartas de
Ia culpable, pens6 que no ten
drla fuerzas para continuar en-
Fapaha sin exponerse a pecar
de nuevo, a oNidar Ia palabra
.empenada.
Era demasiado para las fuer-
zas de un hombre de corazon".
!Lejos. lejos!...
Continuar Squi era exponer-
Sc a que un dia, Ell amor hablara
mas fuerte que 81 debeT, via pre-
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

DOR .
iQuien sabe!
fQuiza. aunque Miguel hui
'biese salido del ejercito, no Sc
.habria marchadt de Espanal
Tai vez eStuviess en- Madrid,
en- aquel immense Madrid, dom
de a veces estaba uno amos ente
r-os sin tropezarse a un amigo
determinado.
AL fin, conteniendo su ansie-
dad, dominando su inmensisima
.emoci6n, sc decide a preguntar
a un ordenanEai
-Quiere decirme... JEl coro-
mel sehor Aguado2
ST, senora-Fepuso el SOL
.dado, que sc habia puesto en- pie
respetuosamente- Siga este
.pasillo, tuerza a la derecha y Ia
primera puerta a Ia i7quierda.
va vera uste Ia plaza en- Ia puer
"a.
-Mudhas gTadas
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

FL director o pelOtero que
de veras anna la pelota, que en-
tiende las reglas, sabe que los
errores de juicio no pueden
dar lugar a protestas.
Charles, por ejemplo, es Ell
mejor arbitro que ha tenido la
Liga Intersocial y asi 10 reco-
noce ell pIblico.
Cuando Sc e%quivoca, bien Sc
aprecia que no 10 hace por ma
la intenci6n.
lQue autoridad tiene un di-
rector de peloteros para diri-
girse al p~residente de la Liga,
en- gesto de "patrioterfa', pi-
diendo I'm umpire latino para
ell home" y, sobre TODD, por-
que lie conto una pelota que e.
estimaba "mala"?
La Liga viene adquiriendc
un alto nivel, en- respeto Y cor
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Legion vino a Tampa con su
dinero, sin que a la empresa lie
costara un centavo.
Justo es que despues de dos
peleas y probada su "atrac-
ci6n de taquilla", pidiera au-
mento en- la "garantia,' por 10
menos para abonar los gastos
de viaje.
Pero ell Sr. La Marque cree
cue ell p1blico es manso y ro-
tundamente lie dijo que Ell era
empresario para ganar dinero.
iPues ell pGblico paga su d.
nero para un "boxeo de We
ras," no para yer peleitas de
escaso valor entire "desgracia-
dos" que sc ven obligados a
aceptar condolences abusivas.
Los "paganos' latinos no Sc
dejaran enganar, por cuanto
ellos conocen todas las triqui-
huelas, o cast todas, de los EN-
presarios.
Sc ha marchado de Tampa
la unica legitima attraction, ell
cubano de las lat libras, cam
pe6n de su pals.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

setas, tendra que darle a Coo
pre- una ventaja de varias Ii
bras.
Los empresarios de pocos es
cr1pulos mataron Ell boxeo en-
Tampa Y la historic Sc reptile.
Ell pdblico latino sc retirara
de nuevo, por cuanto quiere
YER combates de primer orden,
no "peleillas" sin merito, a ba-
Sc de gladiadores sin porvenir-
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Mr.. La Marque lie ofreci6 a
un campe6n, a Legion, 5000
por una pelea, luego de dos
exitos conservatives.
Ell cubano lie volvi6 la espal
da e hizo bien.
Ahora ell empresario de los
'tantos por cientos" quiere
presentar como attraction, pa
"a ell viernes, una "peleita" de
signal en- ell peso, entire ell Gu
bano Domingo TORS y Billy
Cooper.
La semana pasada Torres lie
di6 una ventaja en- ell peso de
mas de 10 libras y lie derrot6
en- buena lid. LIE robaron la
decision, quiza pensando en-
un match de revancha.
No sabemos quien dirige a
Torres; pero lie decimos al Gu
bano que 81 aprecia su juven-
tud, 81 esta honestamente diri'
gido, no debe pelear con HON.
bres del peso mediano.
La historic de Chino Alva
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

81 9anando Ell ST.. Grandio
race esas demostraciones de
poca ecuanimidad.... 1de que
no seria capaz 81 perdiera?
81 la pelota Intersocial ha
de mantenerse, las "hravas" y
los resabios de tiple dcben de-
saparecer de ella, para sismpre.
La semana pasada ell hon.
bre estuvo a punto de romper
los zapatos corriendo desde la
primera al +home;" egta Sc
mana por POGO suelta ei ;al6n
junto al "palco" de la Liga y
los periodistas.
Qieze sustituir a un umpire
oonveniente, habil, aurqdc Sc
equivoca como cualquier hi }
de un Veclno, por unO ION Ell
cual poder renir y dar espec-
taculos.
Nosotros appearances que IN
Liga evite demostrasiones de
intransigencia por parte de
los peloteros y sus managers.
Sin discipline, sin respeto,
Ell fracaso Sc producira en- de-
fjpiiiva.
La pelota Intersocial ha de
una base de competition
digna, elevada, no de rinas
injustificables Y repelentes.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
c LOS GUANTEs

La direction de Benjamin
Field asegura que Rafael Le-
g6n pedia una garantia de
S4OO Y que solo era possible dar
lie una de 5000.
Cuando una empresa hasa
sus negocios en- ell "peseteo"
mediante ell sacrifice de los
puzzles, siempre "se lie hace
cuesta arriba" pagan a los gla
diadores 10 que valen.
Con la retirada de Legion
volveremos de nuevo a las pc
leitas de infelices que deben
aceptar todas las condolences
o no pelear.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(BAn BREATHl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Fue su mejor companero mien-
tras estuvo en- Barcelona.
Muchas gracias, senior. Pero,
perd6neme: mi memorial no es
fuerte... He sufrido mucho en-
estos 1ltimos tiempos... SQuiere
listed hacerme 81 favor de apun-
tarme esos nombres en- un pa
pei?
Con mucho gusto, sehora.
FL amable ~secretario sac6 la
cartera, extrajo de ella una tar
jeta y escribi6 unas palabras,
entregando luego la cartulina a
Maria de Ia Cruz.
La desdichada Sc despidi6, a.
Grodeciendo con fraseS de hpq-
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
DEP0RTE
LA ] C I~NTERSOCIAL

Sc reunira hoy la Liga Inter
social, a las 8:15 de la noche,
en- ell edificio del Centre Astu
riano.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros.
Representara al ICirculo Gu
bano, en- union del delegado,
ell nuevo subdelegado Fermin
Rodriguez N1iez.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Domingo Torres, un welter'
acept6 aver pelear con ell Sr.
Cooper, un peso medic.
Las empresas que tienen al
pGblico en- poca estimation, Sc
complacen en- concertar, con
extraordinaria frecuencia, pc
leas desiguales en- ell peso.
Torres, por unas cuantas pc
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

I'm hit de BuddgRosar, eli cat
cher de reserva de los Yankees,
di6 Ell triunfo a la novena de Nc
earthly sobre la del viejo Griff
ith. Chandler lanz6 por los ven
cedores y Materson sufri6 Ell
contratiempo.
New York sc, IN, &c; Wash
ington &c, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
EN- LAS GRANDEs LIGAs
LIGA NACTONAL

Los Piratas lie batearon 9 hits
a Paul Derringer, psro solo pu-
dieron hacerie dos carreras.
Con cinco hits, dos de ellos cua-
drangulares de Harry Craft y
Bill Werber, los Rojos anotaron
en- tres ocasiones y conquista-
ron ell triunfo.
Pittsburgh &c, Oh, De; Cincin
natl &c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

I'm gesto simpatico del ga
lego" Cesar Fernandez: sc lie
habia caido una pelota, en- los
jardines, v cuando Sc acerca-
ba a la glorieta Sc tap6 los Oh
dos. Una parte del pdblico lie
aplaudi6 y NADIA desagradable
lie dijeron los fanatics.
Asf debe comportarse ell pc
lotero que de veras anna ell de-
porte.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Los Cardenales mandaron a
batear a "Pimienta" Martin, en-
la decima entrada, y di6 Ell hit
que produjo la carrera en- con-
ira de los Cubs. Dizzy Dean fue
expulsado del "box'', en- ell quin-
to innings, pero ell juego 10 per-
di6 Raffensberger.
Chicago SC, 15h, Oe; San Luis
&c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Pegando IS hits los Medals
Rcjas hicieron ii carreras y
derrotaron a los Atleticos. Lou
Finney y Ted Williams descar-
garon A hits cada uno. Jim Ia
Dor bate6 de jonrron. Harris
lanz6 por los vencedores, car,
gando Caster con la derrota,
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
LIGA AMERICANA

De nuevo los Tigres derrota-
ron a Bob Feller, con anotaci6n
de A carreras por 3. Los seis his
del Detroit ligaron mejor que
los Indios. LIZ victoria Sc acre
ditto al pitcher Pippen.
Cleveland &c, 1Oh, De; De-
|troit &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

req. victima de todos los en-
T.resarius locales, debiera ser
una lection para Torres, 81 es
que en- algo aprecia su perso-
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
IAN URGENT MESSAGE :
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

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Of functional trouble, Maybe you've noticed
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Then why not take Lydia f, Pinkham's
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dizzy fainting spells due to functional ir-
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La gaceta., 1940-04-30

atSrsqpe lie gistituyeron Ross,
Brancato y McCrabb.
Boston lie, Oh, 0e; Filsdelfia
&c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

Ssneia y la ternura de su hijo Sc
impusieron a toias las woes y
a todos los observation-disclosures.
Mel.
iLejos, lejos!
Y ell infeliz, ell desdichado
tambien, herido de muerte y de
amor, Sc habia expatriado,
Y Sc habia expatriado por
eNa, por Maria de Ia Cruz, que
lie puso en- la alternative de es-
.eoger entire ell amor y 81 deber.
Y habia eogido a su hijo y hu
.y6 leios, sabe Dios ad6nde, ha-
ella otrcs cielos, hacia otros mum
dos, a intentar olvidar, refu-
giando Su alma y su vida entera
en- el chiquitin, en- el fruto de a.
quel amor culpable.
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

10 reconocimiento todas las bon
de este senior, que aGn la
acompah6 hasta Ell yestibulo.
Maria de la Cruz Sc VIC de
nuevo en- la inmenSa plaza.
Esta noche Ia pas6 en- una
Fonda G~ualquiera, sin dormir,
aentandose en- ell lecho a cada
instante, rezando, llorando...
All, Miguel no estaba aqui!..
Miguel no pertenecia siquie-
ra al ejercito!...
blonde estaba, pues?
SQu@ rumbo habia a su VI
da?
iQu6 habia ocurrido en- su E.
yistencia, para que abaadonase
Ia carrera, su patria y sc mar
chase sable Dios hacia d6nde?
Porque una especie de presen-
timiento hablabala al dido, d.
ci6ndola que ella, ella miSma fue
"a que oblig6 a Miguel a absn-
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
e la Cruz Y visti6se rapida-

ria de la Cruz y visti6se rapida-
mente.
Miro Ell reloj.
Fran las ocho,
A estas horas, quiza hubiese
va alguien en- Capitania que
pldiera informarla acerca de
Miguel.
Sali6 a la calle.
Su alma de hierro guerra con-
tinuar Ell canine emprendido,
costaSe 10 que eostase.,
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
CAPITULO XIII
Ia osodro a Ia HIN

Tom6 un tranvia que bajaba
.hacia ell puerto, y habianla d.
cho que pasaba ante Ia Capita
MIA general.
Cuando lelg6 ante Ell immense
edificio blanco, animabala una
sOubEa de uptimiNno Ccufcgta-
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
LA GACETA

ii peri6dicO en- idioms EsPahcl
L. mas circulation en- lamp"
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripci6n semanal: 20 c
,3os Ia. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-04-30

A la mahana siguiente, luego
de adormecerse cuhndo Ia lu7
del alba penetraba por las rem
dpaS del balloon, despeVt6 Ma
La gaceta., 1940-04-30
Con Ell bate. Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira . cuArta)

sideraci6n de todos, y los se-
hores que no puedan contener
sus nervios 10 mejor que hacen
es declinar los pustos de res
ponsabilidad.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
FERN IS D0CKED
Ar UNION WHARF

Pete Wold's motorship Fern, run
ming IL A!eutians cut OF Seward
nefthhcand after overhaul in the
States, was in Juneau today.
Wcld was m3o-ed at the Union
OIL DOCK this afternoon and eX-
pected tc get away tonight
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
SEARCH AMERICAN
Liner five TIMES
HOME BOUND TRIP
President Adams Subject
ed 10 Scrutiny by
British Officials

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Jan. 22.-
The American liner President Adams
steamed into port at jersey City with
an account of having been searched
five times by British officials and
having a blank shot fired across her
bow at Gibraltar.
The skipper of the vessel, Captain
Cullen, said a British cutter fired
what appeared to be a blank shot
across the bow of the American
ship when she mistook a clearance
signal and headed out to sea. The
captain stopped the President Adams
and returned to port. After an eX
PLANTATION of the mistake, he was al
lowed to proceed.
The captain said the American
liner was searched by British con-
traband inspectors at Gibraltar Port
Said. Maresilles. Alexandria, Egypt,
and Colombo.
AT Alexandria. the authorities are
reported TO have seized mail for Ger
many and silk being sent to Switz-
erland.
Aboard the President Adams were
about 70 passengers, most Of chem
Americans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22

I. True; 1890, 900, 900 people are at
war, 735, 900 900 at peace.
2. Sks--used in Finland and Rus
STA.
3. IN Turkey, where casualties
ran into the thousands.
4. Charles Edison, Secretary Of
the Navy.
S. Long Island University.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
Answers To News 10. Test

6. Expiration Of Japan's trade
treaty with the U. S. Washington
denounced II last summer
7. That he is not communist.
g. Railroad accidents.
9. Ruby Keller won a divorce from
actor Al Joison.
10. False. Murder, rape and burg
larry, as we'll as larceny, increased.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22

Ernest Kiftereer, well known
Kake merchant, arrived in Juneau
oVer The weekend fer brief visit
here he is at the Barancf Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
new FEATURES BY
kINY, ANNOUNCES
DIRECTOR H. LONG

Marking a new program trend for
the local radio station, Harry Long,
Program Director of KINY, an
ueunceS a series of dramatic and
serial programs to begin this week.
Among the newly acquired national
features to be presented will be a
weekly release titled Il Want a Di-
vorce, :" enc of the shows that has
been heralded as a leader for 1899.
Mr. Long ais oannomces another
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22

way Patrol dealing with stories OF
actual experiences of the men who
ride the white ribbons for the pro-
lection of folks who drive for pleas
ure or business.
Later in the season there will be
stories Of sports miracles edited by
Robert Edgren, Jr., one Of the best
known sports writers of the day.
Mr., Long looks forward to a sum-
mer season Of major radio produc-
items which will bring to Juneau
and Gastineau Channel residents
an entertainment fare comparable
to any in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
WIFE OF pAA PILOT
IS VISITING here

MIS- Murray Stuart, wife of PAA
pilot Quart, flew in with her hus-
band Saturday aboard an Electra
to spend a few days visiting in
Juneau
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart are guests
at the Baranof Hotel.
Most OF the 100000 ounces of
geld produced annually in South
Africa is obtained by treating the
ore with cyanide, then precipitat-
ing ana refining it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
ATTENTION MASONS

There will be a stated communi-
cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge Mon
day evening at 1880. Work in the
E. A. degree, also balloting.
J. w. LEVERS,
adv. Secretary.
Today's News Today Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS


NORTHBOUND
Q Northland scheduled to arrive .
. about O'Clock tomorrow .
morning
. Mount Mckinley scheduled to =
. arrive at $3.50 O'Clock tomor- Q
Q row morning Should have .
o seven days mail aboard. o
. SCHEDULED SAILINGS
Q Tongass scheduled to sail from 0
. Seattle p. m. tomorrow. .
o North Coast scheduled to sail .
. from Seattle January 26 at .
. 10 q. m.
Q Princess Norah scheduled TO .
. sail from Vancouver jan .
. uary 26 at 8 p. m. .
Q Taku scheduled to sail from .
Q Seattle 8 p. M. January 80. .
. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS .
. Alaska scheduled to arrive in .
. port at o'clock tonight and .
. will probably rem a in two .
. hours before sailing south. .
. LOCAL SAILINGS
@ Estebeth scheduled to sail every .
. Wednesday at 6. p. m. for Sit .
ka and wayports.
Dart leaves every Wednesday .
at 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Port .
Alexander, Kake and way .
ports.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-5:25 am, 80 feet.
High tide-l1:3l am, 1871 feet
Low tide-6:05 pm, IA feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-01-22

According to reports from the
far east, much of China's success
in resisting the Japanese is due
to w. H. Donald, unassuming ex-
Australian newspaperman who is
unofficial adviser to Generals
simo Chang Kai-Shek. Chinese
leader.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-04
|comedy, "Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise.
and a historical mystery, "Braven
of the Brave"
MAN IN IRON MASK"
rs OFFERED AT RIJOn

Lightning action, thrilling n.
nance and exciting adventure ar.
in store for ~moviegoers when thsy
witness Edward SmalTs new n.
mantle drama, "The Man In III,
Iron Mask" showing at the Bion
theatre today. The new film pro,
duction stars Louis Hayward ana
Joan Bennett as a new romanti,
duo, and features such top.notc,
supporting players as Warren VIII.
liam, Alan Hale, Joseph schild,
kraut, Miles Mander, Wana,
Kingsford, Marian Martin, Monta.
gu Love and Bert Roach.
Louis Hayward, who made a hi.
in 1.-The Duke of West Point" re.
turns to the screen in a dual roe
appearing as the arrogant and over
bearing King Louis XIV of Frapcs
and his gay, light-hearted twin
brother, Philippe. Joan Bennett
looking more beautiful and arrest.
ing than ever in her brunette
tresses, plays the part of the ri.
quaint and quick tempered Maria
Theresa of Spain, betrothed IA
Louis to cement the two countries
and maintain the balance of power
in Europe.
The program also includes tha
latest. news events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-04
Movie ReVueS
WASHINGTON PICTURE TO
CLOSE AT THE CAROLINA

"Mr. Smith Goes to Washing
ton" stirring drama of an earnest
young man suddenly catapulted
into the United States senate
where he tangles with an entrench-
ed political machine, ends it's rec
ord-breaking engagement at the
Carolina theatre tonight. Jean Ar
thur and James Stewart are CO.
starred, the latter appearing in the
title role and the former seen as
Mr.. Smiths cynical, Washington
wise, politics-hating secretary. 9th
ers in the superb cast r Claude
Rains. as a United States senator;
Edward Arnold, as a newspaper
publisher; Guy Kibbee, as an
amenable state governor; Thomas
Mitchell, as a Washington CORE
spondent; and Beulah Bondi, as
Mr.. Smiths mother. Sidney Buch-
man penned the screen play.
Bits of Life" a novelty subject,
accompanies the feature.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-04
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. Is the person who eats the skin
of his baked potato breaking a rule
of etiquette?
2. When apple sauce is served with
pork, is it eaten with a fork or
spoon?
3. How is ice cream served on pie
eaten?
4. Is it necessary to say THANK
you" for food proffered by a serv'
ant?
S. How should you refuse food Of
fered by a servant?
What would you do if
You become indebted socially tc
someone whose company you do not
particularly enjoy. Would you
(a) Pay off the obligation?
CO. Ignore the obligation?
Answers
1. No.
2. Fork.
8. With a fork.
4. No.
S.. mo, thank you"
Best, What Would You Do" solu
tion-(a).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-04
LIGHT SERVICE

The service known as the Feast
Of Lights" will be presented in st.
Johns Episcopal church on Sun
day evening, January Z, at 8
o'clock. This announcement is ex-
pected to bring pleasure to people
all ever the city who look forward
each year to. this service with its
beautiful significance. The true
missionary meaning Of the Epiph-
ANY season will be explained
through music, narrative, and the
lighting Of hundreds of candles
from the one light On the altar
typifying Christ, the Light of the
World.
The music which IS Leautiful in
its simplicity, consists OF the old
and we'll loved Epiphany hymns
and carols in which the congrega-
ton joins the vested choir.
Prior to the service, Miss Julia
Post, organis., will present short
program in which old familiar
strains of traditional carols will be
recognized as a fitting prelude to
the Feast Of Lights" service. The
rector invites all members and
friends of the congregation to be
present.