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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
R HEAD
PUPILS IN RECITAL

The pupils of Mrs. Lila Williams
Head were presented in a recital
on Friday afternoon, May "a. al
4:3O o'clock at her studio on Red
Cross street.
The program presented follows;
Rondo, (Beethoven), Annette INC
Farland: Peasants Frolic, Cur
litt), Alice Lee Bullock; The See
saw Dunn, Virginia Lee; Waltz
(Gur1itt), phyllis Rogers; Drifting.
CWilliams), Thad Jackson; A Jolly
Time, (White), Mary Mavronlco-
las: An Old Lilac Tree, Piaget),
Polly Keith; The Gold Fish, .(Hop.
kins), Marjorie sehalle; song Oh
the Willow, Copeland, P a t t y
Jackson; Sunshine OF spring
ing FINGERS, DanieD, Odessa MIC
hols: Marche Grotesque, CTurner),
Tommy Head.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
Miss Black And
Mr.. Caddell To
Marry Saturday
Wedding To Take Place AT
st. Andrews Presbyterian
Church Here

Of interest will be the plans for
the wedding of Miss Ruth Black,
of this city, and M. D. Caddell,
of Rocky Mount, which will take
place on Saturday evening, June
l, at st. Andrews Presbyterian
church, at $3.50 o'clock.
DR.. A. D. P. Gilmour, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will
officiate at the ceremony.
The bride-elect has chosen as
her attendants Mrs. W. P. Wood,
Jr., of Richmond, Va, a sister,
as matron of honor. Bridesmaids
will be Mrs. H. N. Shumpert, of
Wilmington, and Mrs. E. E. Sco-
field, of Charlotte, sisters of the
bride-elect, Mrs. Daniel Jasper
Black, of Wilmington, and Miss
Louise Allen. Junior attendants
will be little Miss Cecilia Black,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Jasper Black, of Wilmington, as
flower girl, and ring bearer will
be Master Jackie Black, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Black.
The bridegroom will have as his
attendants DR.. S. F. Caddell, of
Elon, Paul Caddell of Elon, j. M.
Caddell, Of Sanford, all brothers
of the bridegroom, K. K. Hughes,
of Elon, and H. Lee Scott, of
Farmville, Va.
Miss Black will be given in mar
riage by her brother, Daniel JAS
per Black.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26

pish back-stairs mink. A great deal
of the plays vivacity can be ere
dited to her.
Mike Walker, turned in a sure
performance as the love-lorn Valet
Joseph, who aspired to the love of
a great lady, but who had been
forced to be content with maids
and cooks with occasionally a
governess for Christmas" Bill Ar
cher, as the sophisticated whimsi-
cal Prince Rudolph, brought to his
role as suavity of manner that
made the part outstanding.
The supporting cast, with Louise
Highsmith as the Baroness, Sally
Virgins as Liserl, R. Willard Can't
Continued on Page Thirteen. Col. n
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
Pauline New,
lanes E. Edens
Engaged To Wed
Bride Elect Is Daughter OF
Mr.. And Mrs. L. T. New
Formerly Of City

An announcement that will be
read with interest here is that Of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Pauline New, only daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. L. T. New of Asheville,
to James Edwin Edens.
The family is native to Whining
ton, having left here to take up
residence in Greensboro and Ashe-
vile. Their many friends through
out the state will be pleased to
learn of Miss News coming mar
rage. She is a graduate of Mil-
ligan College, Johnson City, Ten
ressee.
Mr.. Edens is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J.. Frank Edens of Elizabeth
ton, Tenn, and is principal OF
Range School there.
The wedding will take place dur
ing the afternoon of June q in
the First Christian church, Ashe-
vile, North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
AUXILIARY
HAS PARTY

The annual birthday party of the
Woman's auxiliary of the Imman-
uel Presbyterian church was held
Monday night in the church. The
pageant, "Christ's Challenge for
Childhood was presented, after
which a social hour was held in the
hut. By special request the pag-
cant will be presented again to-
night at the regular church hour.
The congregation and all friends
are cordially invited to attend. A
special birthday offering for vaca-
ton Bible schools will be taken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26

Nj. and Mrs. James Leo Murphy
Of N2nteo, announce the marriage
d their daughter Miss Mary Isabel
Murphy, Of Washington, D. c., to
Dr. Hector Caldwell Mcknew, Jr..
Al Manassas, Virginia, on Saturday,
Nay II.
Mrs. McKnew is a graduate of New
hanover High school, Whining
nA' and Episcopal Eye, Ear and
lnFoat hospital, WASHINGTON, D. c..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
Miss Mary Isabel Murphy Becomes
Bride OF DIR. Hector C.. McKnew, Jr.

and for the past year has been en-
ployed on the staff of George Wash
ington University school of medi-
cine, department of Ophthalmology
as Ophthamologist Technician.
DIR. McKnew is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Wcknew, of Riverdalel
Md, received his M. D. degree at
the University of Maryland and in
termed at Garfield Memorial hospi,
Continued OH Page Thirteen; Col. Z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB
TO PRESENT RECITAL

The Thursday Morning Music will
present Miss Helen Savage, pianist,
and Joseph Rose, violinist, at St.
James parish house Thursday eve
ming June {, at SIS o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this program,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
TILESTON EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WILL MEET

There will be a called MEETING
of the executive committee of the
Tileston school Parent-Teacher as.
sociation in the music room of the
school Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
All officers and committee chair.
men r urged to attend this, the
final meeting of the year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
GAYLORD-GIBSON
TO TAKE
PLACE ON JUNE 2

The marriage of Miss Marian
Elizabeth Gaylord, to Albert Fitz-
hugh Gibson, Jr., will be solem-
nized Sunday afternoon, June 2, at
3 o'clock at st. Johns Episcopal
church.
No invitations have been issued
in the city, but friends of the
couple are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26
ANNUAL MEETING OF
IS
ON TUESDAY EVENING

The annual meeting Of the Ina
liam association will be held in the
great hall of St. James parish.
house on Tuesday evening at o
Io'clock. All member of the assocla-
ton are urged to be present Tor
the election of officers and discus
sion of a program for next year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26

Miss Mary Wellons Knowles, of
Wallace, senior at Peace college in
Raleigh, has been selected to reign
as Queen of the sixth annual Wal
lace Strawberry Festival, to be held
next week at Wallace.
Miss Knowles, who last year was
picked as Miss Wallace" is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26

Cby Zones, of Wilmington, who is president of the Student
in PaI %n ASSOCIATION for 1940-41 at Peace Junior college
Christiiaase"a MISS Jones has served on the Peace Student
otcio WA ASSOCIATION cabinet this past year. She is an ex-
"einoer OF the Student Council for 194041.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-26

Knowles. She will be crowned Thurs
day night by Governor Clyde r
Hoey in a colorful ceremony.
She has selected David Newton
Henderson,, of Wallace, student al
Davidson college, as her escort and
he will reign as King of the festival
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. I. N,
Henderson, of Wallace.
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South side Of South i2th street
surrounded BY nice homes, sood
street cement sidewalk lisht
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Askov American., 1940-01-25

VILLAGE OF BROOK PARK
State Operating Tax 6.37 mills
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. "a Rate in Mills 1879
School District No. 24A. Rate in Mills 1877
Askov American., 1940-01-25
TOWN OF cHENGWATANA

State Operating Tax 6.37 Mills
Total Tax Rate BY School Districts
School District No. 1. Rate in Mills 1859
School District No. 25. Rate in Mills 10148
School District No. Co. Rate in Mills 94S4
School District No. 73, Rate in Mills 12175
School District No. 80. Rate i'm Mills 1867
School District No 9S Rate in Mills 67
School District No 109 Rate in Mills 1887
Assessed Total
Value Money Amt
Name of Person, Firm Personal and of
or Corporation Property Credits Tax
Bell, Frood s. 60 7.28
Becvar Mary .........----......... 169 1891
Birkeland, E. L. ..-.-.---. .--... 1S5 1910
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

YES pasando al otro lao por Is,
tas bardas, y I'd, Milo, tambien
Ahora vamos nosotros.
Cinco minutes mas, y los cus
tro hombres estaban fuera dal
jardin, por las espaldas de Ia
casa que daban sobre Ell enorme
campo de sembradura, desierto
" candida.
FL TrastGzO, oculto en- un ba-
franco cercano que salvaba Ia
carretera con un puentecillo. \.
Guido tambi@n.
-lAire, I'll, Trastazo !-diio
Pablo, ejecutivo-. Too s'ha lido
al cuerno... Llevaos ESQ en- ca
el Huron y 10 guardais. Ca uno
por su ho. va nos e~ncontrars.
allf. Decirle a los chicos que
Sc larguen, carretera slante.
el Pacifico, y que vuelvan
a casa.... 70 y este nos vamos
por aQui. Vente III, Chepa.
La trOpa Sc dispers6 con 81
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
PARA EVACUAR A LOS A
MERICANOS DE yILANDIA

New York, julio &c. "a trans
porte del ejercito, American Ii
gion, sali6 aver de este puerto.
por orden de Roosevelt, para Ell
puerto artico finland6s de PEI
samo con objeto de recoger a
los americanos qeu ALI Sc en- :
c~uentran.
Summer Welles, secretario in
terino de Estado, declare en- Wa
shington tener entendido que
Mrs, Daisy Borden Hartman,
ex-representante de los Estados
Unidos en- Noruega, retornara
sn csc transporte de 1876 to-
neiadas a este pals, asf como
tambien los ministries america
nos acreditados en- Estonia, Lat
via y Lituania, estados del Bal
tlco absorbides POT Russia re.
e~ientemente.
Como Petsamo Sc encuentra
situado en- la IONA de beligaran-
cia, todas las naciones que Sc ha
Han en- guerra han sido avisa ,
das del curse que habra de Sc
guir en- este viaje el gran bareo
t~ransporte.
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ra ocurrir en- la casita.
De pronto vieron luz en- una
oe las Yentanas.
Y cast en- seguida, un grito a.
guido de dolor, una voz femeui.
ma que chillaba desesperada-
mente;
-iSocorro!. ISocorro!...,.
iAuxilio! iSoco......i
La Ultima palabra Sc ahoc6
en- el Silencio de la noche, como
81 lutheran extrangulado al que
habia prOferido los gritos y la
mentos.a
Celia sinti6 que sus cabellos
Sc erizaban.
lColasiIlo Sc puso tambien a
con todas sus fuerzas.
Tuvieron que dominar Ell inn
pulse de terror que les empuia-
ba a perderse en- una carrera
sin fin en- direction a las 6lti-
mas iuces del Puente de Vape-
cas-, que Sc veian al otro lado
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

del tarraBlen de Ia via ferrea.
Colasillo propuso, al fin, is o
preguntar a Trastazo 10 que ha
bfa ocurrido.
Pero ell bandido recibi6 a los
pequehuelOs asperamepte, lar
eando un furioso puntapie al chi
co, al tempo que les decia en-
voz baja, sehalandoles 81 otro
extreme del canine;
Airs, a vuestro sitiol... IA
no moveros de at,il lQue ha IA
sao2... Naha ha pasao.... iHala !
81 os novels de ALI os rompo Ell
alma.
Los nihos volvieron a su pun.
to de observation.
Pero pasaba Ell tiempo...... no.
ras, muchas horas. toaa la mo-
che. y ccnenzaba a aclarar 81
cielo
iQue hacian COgorza y su
genie que no salian de Ia casa?
lies habrian matadOf
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
EN- Ell PARQUE

I'm movido e interesante pro-
grama Sc desenvolvi6 anoche en-
ell Cuscaden Park. Comenz6 este
con un encuentro entire los
teams de diamond bail Fires
tone, de Clearwater y Ell Pepsi
Cola de esta ilustre ciudad de
Tampa. Los muchachos locales
d~errotaron a los de Clearwater
con una anotaci6n de Z carre-
ras por /.
La dificultad de los mucha-
chos fo~rasteros consisti6 en- que
no pudieron batearle a Sierra
10 cual es muy POGO para derro-
tar a una novena tan aguerrida
como ell Pepsi-Cola.
En- el programa de boxeo en-
tire amateurs que sigui6 al de-
safio de diamond bah, tres pc
Sc decidieron por nockout
t6cnico, siendo estas la de John
Alvarez, de 40 libras, que puso
fuera de combate q Fenmin Val
des, de 143, en- el ssgundo
round; Agustin Martinez, de
14S, que oblig6 a retirarse del
ring a D, Alvarez, $50, en- ell ter
zero; y Reinaldo Rodriguez,
40, que acab6 con Joe lamar
go, 143, en- 81 primer round. Ia
MARCO Sc quej6 de haberse dis
locado uH hombro.
La mejor pelea de la noclle
fu6 la declarada tabias entire
Paul Bustamante y Ernesto
Fonseca. La concurrencia pasa-
ba de 1000 personas.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

mismc Norman Castellano. que
organizara los 1natchs, v fueron
nombrados como c~onsejeros Ma
n1l Fernardsz y George Cha
vez.
En- este Club Atietico han in
.gresado va los siguientes love
mes: Luis Perez, George Rodri-
guez, Louis Monies, R5ynaldo
Rodriguez, Augustine Martinez.
Joe Monies, Philip La Rosa.
George Chavez, Manuel Fernan-
de-, Armando Fernandez, Este
ban Cabrera, Norman Castella-
no, Felix M~enendez, Joe Benito,
Marcelo Huerta, William Gar
dana, Tony Granell, Ernest
Fonseca.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
OEPORTES
BUENAS PELEAS EN- BEN
JAMIN FIELD

Las entradas reservadas sc
han estado vendiendo en- gran
cantidad para las peleas de esta
noche en- Ell Benjamin Field. Los
fanatics del deporte de los pu-
nos Sc han dado cuenta de que
81 programa organizado por q
promoter La Marque es de los
que promoter una noche muy mo
vida e interesante.
Como Sc sabe, las dos peleas
principles son de las Iamadas
de amor propio, y sc e~fectuaran
entire ell 'botones" tampeho
Tommy Gomez y Ell sanpeter
burgues Woody Jones, que en-
table con Tommy en- un ante :
rior encuentro. Esta pelea es Ia
principal del programa.
Gomez dice que derrotara a
Jones por la via del knockout;
pero a Woody no 10 convencen
Is argumentos sine las trompa-
das, y espera que las de el sean
las mas convincentes esta noche
Otra pelea que Sc celebra en-
las mismas circumstances de a.
NOR propio es la concertada en-
tire joey Raymond, veterano DO
xeador de West Tampa y Ell 40
~rastero" frankie Thomas. Es :
tos tambien entablaron en- una
pelea anterior, y ninguno de los
boxeadores 0 sus managers que
do satisfecho de la decision. Tie
men a su cargo la pelea semi
final, tambien a diez rounds.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
LIGA AMERICANA
LA DE UN
CLUB ATLETIC0

I'm Club Atletico para joven-
citos fue organizado aver en- los
terrenes de Cuscaden Park, ba-
10 la supervision de la Junta De
Recreation PGblica.
Felix Menendez fue elegido
presidente; Joe Benito, vicepre-
.sidente, y Marcelo Huerta, Sc
cretario-tesorero. Los conseje-
rOs del Club seran Tony Pro-
venzano y Cotton Clinton, del
cuerpo director del Parque.
En- las actividades del Club Sc
incluira boxeo, siendo Ell promo
tor de las peleas Nanny de Gas,
tro; actuara como a~sistente del
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
DEsAFIo DE PELOTA

Los Gigantes de Pepsi-Cola
que han ganado sus cinco 1lti-
mos desaffos y no dejaron ano-
tar a sus contrarios en- los pos
treros 81 innings, Sc enfrenta-
ran con los Tampa Cubans Stars
en- un desaffo que Sc efectuara
en- Pant Field Ell sabado por a
tarde, a las 3 80.
Como Ell desafio es entire
teams de la raza de color, Sc ha
Ssparado una secci6n de la glo-
rieta para los fanatics blancos
que deseen asistir,
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

Son6 un golpe seco.....
Ell cuerpo habiaSe acabado de
reventar al caer al fondo de la
fosa.
1Buenol-orden6 con voz
a~premiante Cogorza-. lAhora
lduro!
Los hombres comenzaron a
arrojar paletadaS de TERRA en-
Gina de lo& cadaveres.
o.
En- diez minutes la fosa estd-
vo rellenada.
Pablo, hombre de recursos
inagctables, hizo luego a sus su
bordinados que cavaran super
ficialmente toda "a platabanda
donde estaba Ell sauce, igualado
el terreno.
De este mOdo parecia que Ell
jardinero hubiese cavado toda
esta parte para plantar flores.
-Bueno, ahora sacar los bull
tos esos, Isidro. I'd, Cqlderlla.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

900. 81 Condado y la ciudsd
contribuiran con cantidhdes
.iguaies,
Como en- la campaha del pa
sado invierno, 81 dinero'se gas
tara en- Il anuncio de las cosas
buenas del condado y la ciudad,
beneficiando entertainments a
todos los concentrates e indus
triales de ambos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
UN FONDO PARA ANUN-
CHAR A TAMPA Y AL CON-
DADO

Con mas de $1,000 contribu-
yeron aver las firmas conner
ciales de Tampa, grandes y pc
quenas, al fondo conjunto de la
campana anunciadora del con-
dado, la ciudad y la Camara de
Concrete,
La Camara esta tratando de
Ievantar I'm fondo de 1866 CO.
mo su parte alicuota del fondo
general, que ascendera a $50,
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

Este excelente programa 10
~completan tres peleas mas, a "a
Der; Bill Barja contra Larry
%Christman; Joe Rodriguez con
ira Frank Garcia, Y Young Al
len contra Paul Pitisci.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

m6tOdo y la pFontitud que "a
hubiera hecho un peloton de in
fanteria prusiana.....
o.
Ceaita Y Colasillo, hartos de
esperar solos en- Ell trozo de ca
rretera que les habia indicado
Trastazo Sc habian acercado a
Cos muros exteriores de la fin
ca.
TraStazo. vistas Ia soledad y
Ia quietud que reinaba por es-
tos campos, e~stremecidos no
mas, de tarde en- tarde, por ei
LELAND paso de algdn tren, ha-
bia acabado por sentarse en- ia
cuneta del canine, a Glen me-
tros de donde los chicos hacian
u centinela. y encendi6 Tranquil
un cigarro.
Los dos pequehos, muertos
de frio y de suehO, iban de AGA
para ALA por Ell canine. temero
sos y asustados de 10 que pudie-
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
(BAD BRBATMI
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
y 10 sacaron al jardin.

~ IAAAAAt
Antes de echarlo a la fosa
hubieron de dejarlo sobre a
monitor de terra removida, pa
ra yer la manera de eolocarlo
mejor en- Ell hoyo, borrando las
huellas de la terrible matanza
~-lAsi?-pregunt6 Isidro a
Pablo.
No. Con la cabeza p'aca-
respondio ell feroz criminal.
EstOs tics tan largos no sirven
nj pa muertos....
FL pObre Tutankamen era. en-
efecto, de ITALIA gigantesca, aun-
que delgado y consumido como
w nuevo Don Qaijote.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
LIGA NAC1oNAL

Chicago 8; Boston !.
Pittsburg 2; New York l.
LIGA AMERICANA
Chicago 6; Boston a.
Detroit 5; Washington 2.
Filadlfia Z; Cleveland 6.
New York IL; st. Luis 8.
La gaceta., 1940-07-26
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EN- LAS LIGAS MAYORES

Los resultados de los juegos
de aver en- las Grandes Ligas,
fueron como sigue;
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

A DE LOS TEAMS
DE LAS LIGAS MAYORES
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

ilba a venir la Guardia civil
~ q cogerlos a todos, a ellos tam
bien, a los dos pobres nihos, Y
a Hevarlos a la carcel?
No streviendose a ir de nue.
yo a preguntar a Frastazo, los
DOS Antiquities decidieron acer :
earse con preca lciones a Ia fin
ca.
Fueron dando un gran rodeo
.por en- medic del serabrado, hes
Ia la parte trasara 5sl jardig
cue rodeaba al hotelite.
Y l%entamente para no mover
e! mas lsye ruido, llegaron has
"a la verja.
Horror!
A traves de los barrotss De
madSra y del fclllje de las plan
tas trepadoras, vieron un espec
tacu!o macabro.
FL Chepa y otro sacaban un
taroo Olaneo de Ia casa y 10 AFRO
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-04-25

Pine county this year, the proposed
extension to be from Sandstone north
ward to Rutledge. In view of this,
two Representatives of the Minnesota
Highway department, Chas. A. Forbes
and P. D. Mold, were in Pine county
Tuesday going over the road from
Sandstone to Askov to Rutledge
which will likely be the detour route
if the pavement is built.
A class of q young folks, Is girls
and IL boys, were confirmed at the
Askov Danish Lutheran church Sum
day forenoon by Rev. S. D. Rodholm
On Friday evening all those to be
confirmed and their parents gathered
at the parsonage together with the
pastor
Adolph Storebo had the misfortune
to break his knee cap Friday. He was
taken on the evening flyer to hos
pital in Minneapolis.
The Manchester College Girls Glee
club of st. Paul, gave splendid con-
cert in Sandstone at the high school
auditorium Friday evening, it being
their last concert of an 11-day tour
which included Duluth, Iron Range
towns and several places between
the Twin Cities and the Twin Ports.