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La gaceta., 1940-01-10
A. S. YAHUDA.

Cualquiera que conozca un po-
co la literature alemana moder-
ma sabe que la contribution ju-
dia en- este dominic sc halla fue-
ra de proportion. Pues no hay
dominios literarios en- los cuaies
los judios no hayan sObresalido.
Ludwig Fulda y Jacob Wasser-
man sc hallan a la misma altura
que cualesquiera Otros eScrito-
res aiemanes modernos y pocOs
de entire ellos fueron tan popu-
lares en- la Alemania pre-nacis-
ia como Leon Feuchtwanger,
Emil Ludwig, Toller, Alfred
DOeblin, Bruno Frank y mu-
chos otros. Ell poeta Stefan
George, que tuvo una enorme in
fluencia sobre la generation ac'
tual Y que es considerable por
muchoS de los alemanes como ell
poeta del Millennium, fue, en- I'm
comienzo, ayudado y alentado
por amigos judios. Karl Wolf
skehl, pOeta inspirado, bFiilan-
tie escritor y una de las autorida
des de vanguardia de la anti
qua poesia alemana, y George
Bondi, Ell editor berlin&s bien co
nocido, fueron sus mas intimos
amigos e hicieron por 81 mas De
10 que hizo cualquiera de sus dis
cipulos judios, pero ninguno de
ellos flu tan amado por el
~Meister" -asi Sc lie llamaba
generalmente- nj nadie tuvo
tanta importancia como Erie
drich GundOlf, hijo del profe-
sor S. Gunderlfinger, conOcidC
mathematical y Orgulloso judo,
Gundolf era unanimemente re-
conocido como ell mejor interpre
te de Goethe ,el mejor traductor
de Shakespeare. y sus propios
libros y poemas eran celebrates
como los modelos del nuevo es-
tito y de la nueva dicci6n, crea-
dos por Ell "Meister". Era el pro
fesor de literature alemana mas
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
LOS NAZIS DICEN HABER
HUNDIDO OCHO BARCOS
INGLESES

Berlin, enero 10.-La nota de-
La nota del ministerio de propa
ganda da cuenta de que la avia-
ci6n alemana hundi6 aver ocho
barcos ingleses en- ell Mar del
Norte. Los aparatos nazis alta
caron frente a Norwich y hun
dieron dos vapores mercantes y
a los pequenos buques de eScol-
ia. Frente a las costas de Esco-
cha los aviones de Hitler hun
dieron otros cuatro vapores mer
cantes. Todos los aviones, como
de costumbre en- las notas off
.ciales, regresaron sin novedad.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
Decide ~RE>CNCIAR Ell y


Asunci6n, Paraguay, Enero
10.-ICon Ell fin de que ell parti-
do Nacional Republican, pueda
tomar parte en- una reorganiza-
ci6n, ell Congreso paraguayo, do
minado por ell partido Liberal,
decide hoy renunciar.
Los jefes del partido acorda-
ran IA fecha en- qre sera efecti-
va la renuncia.
Mantienen los republicanos
nacionleas que en- ell pals no hay
~libertades y que los derechos de
los ciudadanos no son respeta-
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
M Y AEROPLANOS
PARA FINL4NDIA

Ginebra, Enero 1O.-R Gle
gado finlandes Rudolf HofSA
manifesto aver queese esta rea-
lizando ell deseo de su pals de 90
Otener ayuda practica para su
guerra con Russia. "Finlandia
sabe ahora que su f6 en- la Liga
es legitima. Nos llega ayuda de
TODD ell mando no solo con pala-
bras sino con aeroplanos, cano-
mes, medicines y where's. Holsti
elogi6 particularmente a Esta-
dos Unidos, por la ayuda que
viene prestando a la causa de Ia
libertad de su pals.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
LOS JUDIOS Y LA CULTURA ALEMANA
~"Judaica''. B. Aires

popular de la Universidad de
Heidelberg y ell favorito de to-
das las classes. Hasta los nazis lie
saludaron como ell genio mas
representative del nuevo esprit
tn aleman: muchos autores y
crfticos lie p~roclamaron Ell ideal
del verdadero espiritu aiemen
este, naturalmente, antes de
que fuese necesario "descubrir"
su origen judo. Fue patetico
yer en- los funerales de Gundolf,
POGO antes del advenimiento de
Hitler, a estudiantes nazis en- u
niforme bajar sus apabellones
ante ell eoche mortuorio de este
ilustre judo.
Otro hecho conocido debe ser
recordado aqui: ell Ministro de
Propaganda y de instruction, ell
DR.. Goebbels, Ell enemigo mas
indigno y Ell mas vii calumnis-
dor del pueblo judo, era alum
no de Gundof. Fue tan bien con
quistado por Ell "verdadero es-
pfritu aleman" de su maestro y
de tai manera cautivado por ell
encanto de su personalidad que
comenz6 a escribir versos im!-
tando ell estilo y ell ritmo de Gun
doll. Desgraciadamente no pro-
voc6 mucho entusiasmo en- sn
maestro y habria que pregun-
tarse 81 su desiluci6n no fue la
causa pri1nera de su antisemi.
tismo. Mas Ell noble defepsor de
la pureza aria ha hecho mas
aGn por el bien de su pueblo.
Entire sus maestros Sc encon-
traba, aparte de Gundolf, otro
judo, Ell professor Won VALID
berg. Fu6 el quien acord6 ell doc
torado al future ministro. Mas,
apenas ell alumno recibi6 ell Mi
historic del departamento de
instruction del III Reich, Ell pro
fesor fue despedido. Y este pobre
hombre pensaba, hace cuarenta
amos, que con renegar de su fe
judia habfa Dorado toda traza
de su raza judia,
Pero Gundolf no fu@ Ell Gnico
judo que enseh6 a los alemanes
a escribir su lengua. No habia
una sOla UnNersidad que no
contase entire los professors de
waller de Ia iengua y la literatu.
ra alemanas a 10 menos uno o
dos hOmbres de letras celebres,
de origen judo. Els c6mico escu-
char a Goebbels Y a Rosenberg,
que no es siquiera aleman, sine
baltico, decir que los judios han
falseadO Ell espiritu de la len
qua alcmana, 81 Sc recuerda que
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
Sc PIDE LA
CION DEL RIO ENTIRE LA
AVENIDA LAFAYETTE Y
SULPHUR SPRINGS

En- un juicio celebrado aver
en- la Camara de Concrete, ba
10 la presidential del coronel
Lewis H. Watkins, ingeniero
de distrito del gobierno fede-
raj, varios testigos destaca-
ron la necesidad de profundi-
Ear ell canal del rio HILLSIDE
rough desde ell puente de La
fayette a Sulphur Springs.
Una copia del testimonio Sc
enviara a Washington v sera
estudiada por la Junta de Ba-
HAS Y Rios, la que mas tarde
recomendara acci6n al Con-
greso.
Profundizar ell rio a 10 pies
permitiria la navigation de
embarcaciones de mayor ia
maho, muchas de elias propie
dad de yatistas, organizaci0 :
mes civicas y grupos privados.
Ayudaron al coronel en- el
juicio, ell teniente corOnel Sim
kins, ingeniero asistente; j. Il.
Peyton, ingeniero principal;
]. A. Hammack, ingeniero ayu
dante, y G.. S. Mobley, otro
'ingeniero.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
LOS HECHOS
POR LA NUEVA POLICIA

En- Ell primer mes de su fun
daci6n, Ell de diciembre, la poll
cia de carreteras del Estados de
Florida realiz6 234 ar~restOs,
Los nuevos agentes viajaron
74,460 millas y detuvieron 6495
coches.
Ascendieron las multas pues.
tas a $4,536; las fianzas deposi,
tadas a $9,450; academies inves
tigados, 66 AUTOMOBILES robados
y recuperados, dos; bicicletas
recuperadas, una; avisos verba-
les por varias faltas, 7,456.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
ESTA EN- MUY GRAVE ES-
TADO LA SRA. KIRK

BESIDE Miami informaron a.
yer a esta ciudad que la Sra. Ed
gar w. Kirk, del 3O4 South
Westland, en- esta ciudad, cuyo
marido pereci6 en- un accidente
automovilista ocurrido en- la ca
rretera, Sc halla en- muy grave
estado en- ell hospital Victoria.
La Sra. Kirk fue sacada del
coche donde muri6 su marido,
en- ell canal, pOr un autOmovilis-
ia que pasaba.
Ell cadaver del hombre reci-
bio sepultura el sabado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
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La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Esta senalado para la tarde
de hoy ell entierro de la Sra. Al
gusta Blanco de 81 amos, que a.
yer falleci6 en- un hospital local.
Era vecina la Sra. Blanco del
2021 de la Gale Trace, en- Pal
metto.
LIE sobreviven una mia, Sra.
Maria Vigo; una hermana, tres
hermanos Y otros familiares.
Recibira sepultura Ell cada-
yer en- el cementerio del Centre
Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
MURIO MIENTRAS. HAClA
m OPERACION

Orange, n. j., Enero TO-
.Cuando practicable aver una O.
peraci6n a una mujer, en- ell
hospital Santa Maria, una en-
fermedad del coraz6n lie produ-I
10 la muerte al DR.. Alton X.
Sherman, de 81 amos. e. clru~s
jano.
complete la operation e%Rs.
Jose Bove, que uIe e~xtrajo a la
en- erma Nn Junior de gran ia
mano.
Cuando Bove finaliz6 la laboe
SUI companero haba fallecidb
en- una habitaci6n contigua.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
~ANUNCIESE EN-
LA
Your Cold Cough Is Tough
. On Your Friends, Toe!

You can't blame your friends for
wishing you would go somewhere
else with your cold and cough;
colds are highly contagious and
cause more loss of time from illness
.han all other diseases combined.
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La gaceta., 1940-01-10
MANANA Sc DARA Eli TER
GER GRADO EN- Ell CAS-
TILLO CRISTOBAL CO
LON No. z

Ell Castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. z, de los Caballeros de-
Aguila de Orc, dara manana
ell tercero Y GGltimo grade a
cuatro candidates.
Sup'tcase la a%sistencia del
mayor nGmero possible de he
manos, con ell prop6sito de da'
a la ceremonial la brillantez d.
costumbre.
Sc empezara a la bora re
glamertaria.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

desde hace Besenta amos hon.
bres como Sanders, Jacob y Mi
chael Bernays, Carl Borinsly ,
Hermann Leo Sc contaron entire
los mas eminentes fil6logos
que considerable n6mero de
maestros alemanes han tenidn
Influenza fuera de sus escue-
las y que 81 diccionario Sander
Sc ha hecho clasico para todas
las escuelas medias y superio-
res. Los demagogos nazis igno-
ran cuanta Influenza ha tenido
Ell hebreo sobre la lengua alema-
ma y este a traves de la traduc-
ci6n de la Biblia por Lutero.
Los alemanes quedarfan bien a.
sombrados de saber cuantas pa
labras hebraicas gentlemen sHs
propios escritos. Comprende-
rfan entonces que su Erase:
"Cuando un judo escribe en- a.
leman, miente", no es APPLICABLE
a los judios, sine a ellos mis-
mos.
Lo que los judios han aporta-
do a la mdsica y al teatro es u
niversalmente conocidO. Meyer
beer sc hallaba en- primera fila
entire los compositores de Ale
mania; MendelssOhnn y Often
back son aun mas populares en-
ell mundo que cualquier celebre
compositor aleman; y ell mime
70 de compositores, directories
de orquestas Y de los teatros &C.
tuales, con Gustav MAILER, Bru
no Walther Y Max Reinhardt a
su cabeza, es considerable. La
opera Y los teatros han sufridO
tanto con la expulsion de los d.
rectores, jefes de orquestas, mG
sicos, cantantes y actores judfos
que sc encuentran ahora EN- te-
rrible situaci6n: ell pueblo sc
MEGA a asistir a las representa-.
clones impuestas por los nazis
'ly d~esempehadas por artistas ns
cistas de segundo o tercer or
den. Pero 10 que los alemanes
antisemitas ocultan siempre es
la Influenza profunda que Me-
yerbeer tuvo sobre Wagner y Ia
ayuda que lie proporcion6 Guam,
do este Sc debatia en- la pobrezs
y la incomprensi6n. En- las car
tas de Wagner a Meyerbeer sc
lee: "Mein innigst veheTteI
Herr md Meister Uni mas We
nerado maestro) o protector
o Freund ind Goenner, y firma
fhr IN glNnhender VerebrunO
ergebener Djener; o mas aun
Ihr NIT Here md Blat ea0i9
Verptlichtcher URtertan. Sc de-
be agregar que nadie hizo tantO
por hacer popular la mGsica de
Wagner como Hermann Levi, el
director de orquesta y la gloria
de la Opera de Munich; era hi
10 del rabino de Giessen. Metz
sche, que es llamado hoy Ell YER
dadero representante del nacis-
mo, insinu6 que ell padre de
Wagner, Herr Geyer, era judo,
Los nazis exaltan a Wagner Co
mo a su fdolo, a despecho de 81
dudoso origen ario, pOrque Sc
hizo antisemita cuando no tuvc
va neeesidad de la ayuda de Me
yerbeer, Brahms, que era del
origen aleman mas puro, fut
mas tarde tornado por judo,
con OCCASION de su centenario, q
causa de sus profundas simpa-
tias Judas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
Ell TEMPO

Hoy empezara a Srbir la tenn
peratura en- Tampa y sus con-
tCrnos. Existe la posibilidad de
lluvia para manana por la tar
de. Maxima temperature, aver.
Sc grades; minima, 40.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
Ell PULSE PoLITICo
Los Candidates a GObernddor
del EstGdO

En- las ''cotizaciones" que nos
remite A. w. Morrison, de Mia
mi, en- cuanto a los candidates g
gobernador, los favoritos son
los siguientes: Fuller Warren,
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

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BREATH this very minute, and vet be
unaware oft. That's the inSidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire..
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the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
-. but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic halts such fer
m~entation, said by some authorities to
be a major cause of mouth odors, and
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value your job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
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La gaceta., 1940-01-10

NICARAGUA FORMA COMI-
TESADE AYUDA A L
\ DGA
ManAgua, Nicaragua, SEnero
lose Nan tornado e TODD
Ell pals comit6s de Nundah Fin
landh.
EY Comite Nacional de- .
a Finlandio en- un manifesto di
&c: Nicaragua, pals peqleho V
no rico, mandare tanto dinero
como sea possible. &odaV las ma
cicnes, especialmente las Peque-
mas observan con ansiedad la he
roIca lrcha de Finlandia; 81
Finlandia es destruida, muy
pronto correran la%nisma suer-
tie todas las pequendA 1fscTS7es
De Europa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
Movie Revues
"RHYTHM ON THE RIVER"
FEATURED AT CAROLINA

Seven new songs are featured in
Bing Crosby's new Paramount
picture, Rhythm On the River"
which opens a three-day engage
ment today at the Carolina Thea
tire.
They are: "only Forever" '1
Don't Want to Cry Anymore"
'"That's for Me- What w d
Shakespeare Have Said?,"
rhythm on the River" "Ain't
1t A Shame About Mame?" and
when The Moon Comes over
Madison Square,
The tunes are divided between
Bing and Mary Martin, Broadway
stage star, well known for h e r
renditions of my Heart Belongs
to Daddy in leave 1t to Me-"
hit musical of last season.
An added treat on the Cardinals
Holiday program is the latest is
sue of March of Time. "The
Dutch East Indies" This impor-
tant subject tells the dramatic
story of the worlds richest colony.
Latest world wide news events
| complete the program. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
Jimmy Foxx Has Eye
On Ruth's Homer Mark

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1-.R--
If Jimmy Foxx has his way, this
will be his last season as the man
behind the mask - he wants to
shoot for Babe Ruth's lifetime
home run record.
Before leaving for Washington
today after the Boston Red S o x
twin bill with the Athletics was
rained out, Foxx declared he
would like to get back in the field
in order to concentrate on Ruth's
record of ia. In mid-August he
passed Lou Gehrig's i7-year
mark Of 494.
II think I have a chance to
overhaul Ruth's performance, and
that's my goal from now on" Foxx
said. However, I don't think
catching is going to help me-"
Foxx moved back of the plate
from first base, his old stand,
lbout six weeks ago. He said he
made the switch "as a favor to
Manager Joe Cronin so that cen
terfielder Lou Finney could take
over first and smuggling dominic
DiMaggio succeed him in the gar
den. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
BROWNS TRIUMPH
OVER TIGERS, 81
Niggelling Holds Detroit To
Four Hits While Mates
Collect II For Him

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-R-Johnny
Niggeling was right today as he
slowed up the Detroit pennan1
drive by allowing the Tigers only
four hits while his Brownie team
mates were lacing out an even doz'
en- safeties for an 8 to 2 victory
It was a costly defeat for the
second-place Tigers, who not only
lost ground to Cleveland but saw
their lead over the Yankees dwln-
die from two and one-half games
to one.
Two of the hits off Niggeling, a
single by Hank Greenburg and a
double by George Tebbetts, &C
counted for Detroit's two scores IN
the seventh inning.
Seven of the nine men in the st.
Louis lineup hit safely, with Walt
Judnich clicking off two singles
and a double in four trips to the
plate.
Harlond Cliff, Brownsie third
baseman, was honored in a special
ceremony before the game and to
show his appreciation the hoy
hermit from Yakima, WASH,
slapped out a home run with one
on his first time up in the second
inning.
DunDnYT All n n A
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
BARTHELMESS PICTURE Is
OFFERED AT THE ROYAL

Dick Barthelmess is starting in
right where he left off. When he
walked on the Warner Bros. set
of THE Man Who Talked T o o
Much" which opens at the Royal
today, he was greeted and cheered
by members of the crew which
had worked with him on the same
lot six years ago on his last pic
ture before his retirement, Bar
thelmess, whose current role is
that of a gang leader, is back in
pictures for good. From now on
he plans to play character roles.
For six years Dick had done ev-
erything he had palnned odo when
he announced he vas going to re-
tire. He Travelled extensively, play
ed golf and literally lied the life
of Riley" But like all men who
have tasted success he succumbed
to the urge to return to work, thus
the Warner assignment. His de-
cision to get back into the har-
ness comes straight from the
heart, not the pocketbook. Dick
has invested his money wisely and
right now is one of the wealthiest
players in Hollywood and will
never have to worry about fl
nances.
Royal Varieties presents a
specially selected program of
shorts with a musical, a sport reel
entitled big Game Fishing and
Movietone News. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
tMY FAVORITE WIFE"
is FEATURED AT BIJOU

A sparkling treatment of tn e
Enoch Arden story is the delightful
basis of my Favorite Wife,
which opens today at the Bijou
theatre with Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in the stellar roles.
Described as a sophicated en-
tertainment bristling with refresh
ing comedy from the opening
scene to the final fade-out my
Favorite Wife, has Miss Dunno,
portraying Grants wife, returning
from a scientific exploration which
met a e disaster in which all
members were declared lost. Her
return is welcomed by Grant with
establishment, joys and apprehen-
Sion-because he weds and leaves
on his second honeymoon tn a t
very day.
my Favorite Wife, offers rare
opportunity for comedy expression
to Miss Dunno and Grant. In the
featured brackets, Randolph Scott
and Gail Patrick, as the explorer
and bride, top an excellent support
which includes Ann Shoemaker.
Donald Mcbride, Grenville Bates
and two youngsters, Scotty Beckett
and Mary Lou Harrington. pro-
duction by Leo c"The Awful
Truth" 'Love Affair'') McCarev.
"My Favorite Wife" was directed
by Carson Kanin, famed for his
"a Man to Remember" THE
Great Man Votes and Bachelor
Mother" Bella and Samuel Spe-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
'SNEAD, NELSON
WIN IN TOURNEY
McSpaden And Guldahl Beat
en- In Finals Round
Of PEA Golf Meet

HERSHEY. Pa, Sept. 1.-R-
Sam Snead and Byron Nelson won
their separate ways through to the
finals of the Professional Golfers
association championship today
and will match swats in the &c.
hole title match tomorrow.
Nelson, the Texas boy who won
the national Open championship
two years ago and who readhed
the finals of the PEA. last sum-
mer, nosed out Ralph Guldahl, one
up. on the Both hole under a well
come sun.
Snead, current Canadian Open
| champ and the same tall boy who
took that notorious eight on the
last hole of the Open in 1889.
swamped Harold (Jug) McSpaden,
5 and 4, as the four survivors COM
pleted the matches interrupted by
yesterdays rain, which vas a gull
~ley-washer.
Snead, three up after the opening
IL holes, took up right Where ne
left off and shot superlatve golf to
throttle McSpaden finally on the
32nd hole. The jittery mountaineer
shot a four-under-par SO to gain
his lead yesterday, and he was
three under perfect scores today.
Nelson had a close thing of it
with Guldahl, who won the Open
title both in 1887 and 1888. They had
a match right to the end. They
resumed play today with Nelson
leading by one hole, and that still
was the standing when Guldahl
failed in a despairing effort to sink
a 20 foot putt for a win on the
Beth.
Nelson had rounds of SO and II;
Guldahl 70 and II. Guldahl admit
ted when it ended that he simply
had been out-putted on the close,
crucial holes. Ralph and Byron are
not colorful personalities, but they
shoot tight golf. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
PIRATES SCORE 100
WIN OVER CARDINALS
IHeintzelman Hurls Victory; Second
Game Ends in IS Tie;
Frisch Elected

PITTSBURG, Sept. III
After doing out a 10 to 0 shutout
in the first game today, the Pitts
burgh Pirates battled the st. Louis
Cardinals to a SIS tie in II innings
of the nightcap which the BUGS
played under protest because OF a
changed decision by Umpire
George Magerkurth.
Fiery frankie Frisch was chased
from the second show by Mayer
kurth after the Buc manager pro-
tested the arbitrator's decision in
calling jim Brown out, then safe
at first in the seventh inning.
Frisch Immediately announced the
second contest, called because of
the Sunday time limit, would be
finished under protest.
Ken HeintZelman turned in his
best performance this season, hold
ing the Redbirds to four hits in
the first game and counting for
four of the Pirates hits. 4
a $780,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
TRIAL OF HOBS0N
WILL OPEN TODAY
u. N. C. Student Charged
With Attempt To Kill
His Sweetheart

ELLINGTON, Sept. 1.-RN
Mack Hobson, honor student and
editor of the college humor maya
zine at the University of North
Carolina, will go on trial at a term
of court beginning here tomorrow
charged with attempting to kill at
tractive Alease Tart, his 18-yeaR-
old sweetheart.
The 21-year-old editor, POLICE
Chief G.. A. Jackson, said, walked
into a dime store here the night
of July 20, and shot five times at
Miss Tart, missing her, but inflict-
ing flesh wounds on two negro by
ISLANDERS. Miss Tart was a clerk
in the store.
Jackson quoted the youth as say
ing afterward, I couldn't live
without Alease, but I meant to kill
myself instead of her; I don't know
why I shot her" Hobson was ad-
judged mentally competent at a
hearing here a few weeks ago.
At the time of the shooting, Jack
son quoted the girl as saying she
had never loved Hobson and want
ed him as a friend, not a lover"
Miss Tart signed the warrant
against the college student.
The specific charge against Hob
son is assault with a deadly wea-
pom with intent to kill, conviction
of which carries a penalty of from
four months to ten years imprison-
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
Banks McFadden Signs
Contract With Dodgers

CLEMSON, S. c., Sept. 1.-R-
Banks McFadden, aI-American
back on Clemson's 1899 Cotton
bowl football team, said here today
that he had signed a one-year con-
tract with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
He planned to leave late tonight
to join the pro football squad at
Princeton, N. J. He gave no other
details of his contract.
McFadden, who starred in foot
ball, basketball and track at Glen.
son, played last week in the all
star game in Chicago.
Head Coach Frank Howard said
Randy Hinson, former Clemson
star. would take McFadden's place
as assistant varsity coach. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-02
Top Pro Golfers To Play
In Scranton Meet Friday

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 1.-RH
With a $1,000 first prize to shoot
for-along with a few tons of coal
the nations top-flight golfers will
migrate to north eastern Pennsyl-
vania this week for the second an
nual 5 5000 Anthracite Open tourna-
ment at the Scranton Country Club.
\ Coming on the heels of the Pro-
fessional Golf association tourna-
ment, scheduled to wind up at Her.
shey, Pa, tomorrow, the starting
field Friday includes at least three
Of the PEA semi-finalists, defend
ing champion Henry Picard and a
strong contingent of other profess
SIGNALS and amateurs.