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TURNIPS. RUTABAGAS, BROC.
coli, Special Cabbage Collards
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Wrightsville Beach
LOTS

In New Subdivision on Northern
Extension, a few of them priced
as low as $400 and on conven-
lent terms. See
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SAI.E:. RENTALS. INVESTMENT
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FOR SAL E - WRIGHTSV1LLE
Beach, large boarding house, 20
rooms, Z baths, exceptional buy.
W. M. Hewlett, Realtor, 214 Prin-
cess St., Dial 7138.
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RUGS. SUITS. HATS. DRESSES
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ECLIPSE LAWN MOWERS (THE
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100 CENTRAL BOULEVARD, SUN
set Park, 6 room modern home.
Easy terms. Marshall Realty Co.,
\ Dial 5092.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

todos los cuales defendian a
Gandara, hacienda calurosas
protestas de su nobleza, de su
inocencia, de la infamia que con
el Sc cometia...
iiNadal
FL juez sonreia, hacia que
conStaran en- el sumario todas
las declaraciones, y terminaba
afirmando que no podia poner
en- libertad al detenido nj le-
vantaEe siquiera la incomuni-
eaci6n.
81; por Ell Juzado deSfilaron to-
dos los amigos de Gustavo: en-
presarios, mGsicos, poetas, pc
riodistas, escritores, actrices v
Ootores de todos los teatros de
Madrid, los intimos de Ganda-
IA, sin que faltara uno; Ell noble
CamGrada, Rios Y Lopez Muro,
muchas wees; Ponce, ell pintor
Villalba, Augusta, el escultor y
pintor, y tOdOs, puede decree,
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
0FP'lR7YIS
EN- LA PISTA DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

La principal attraction de la
pista de Sulphur Springs esta
ncche la constituye la primera
carrara de elimination de Pc
rios i6venes que tomaran parte
en- otra carrera que Sc efectua-
ra en- MARIO IA.
Treinta perros j6venes han 81
do escogidos para ese evento ju-
venil otras carreras de ellm!-
naci6n Sc efectuaran los dias A.,
BY 6 de MARIO. Los perros que
terminen primeros en- las carre.
ras de elimination tomaran par
tie en- la semi-final que sc efec-
tuara ell 10 de MARIO.
Uno de los mayores Daily
Doubles de la temporada fueron
pagados anoche en- la pista de
Sulphur Springs por los perros
Miss Iowa y Beauty Daunt.
Beauty Daunt gan6 la segunda
Y tercera carreras. Formaban
una combination 6-1 que pag6
a raz6n de $414.20.
Las selecciones para hoy Sc
dan en- la siguiente forma:
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

PrimeTG cGrreTG:
Tom Burns, Rustic, Jovial
Betty.
SegundG carrera:
Big Sister, Pawn Beaver, Bor-
der Lady.
Tercera cGrrerG:
Jane HarjO, Victor Roll, Tor
nado.
.CuGrtd cGrrerG:
MOr4Spie, Soft and Sweet,
Rope.
Q1AiNtG cGrrerG:
HELLENIC, Roseann, Elsie
hOll.
Sartd cdTrerd:
Twinkle Time, Glory Seal
Fascinating Lady.
SeptimG cGrrerG:
Like Lok, Silly Watson, Dar
Bad.
OctGVG cGTTerG:
Heidi. Howe Traffic. Smile
Demon.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

los actores y las actrices de A
polo: la Cespedes, Ia Ribera, AL
varado, Gomez, Ruiz Molina.
ltodosl
Pero TODD fue in1til.
Ell pobre m1sico seguia en-
los calabo7os del Juzgado, inco-
municado Y aislado del mundo.
Sc habia hecho la autopSia al
de don Rodrigo, y los
medicos forenses, comproband0
Ia opinion de su colega que GER
tific6 la muerte del banquero, e.
mitieron I'm informe que con-
firmaba en- TODD la opinion de
su colega: Ell conocido hombra
de negocios habia muerto enve-
nenado.
I'm ilustre catedratico de San
Carlos, que habia dirigido la O.
peraci6n fdnebre, declare a sus
colegas y a los internos del hos
-
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

vos hooks de izquierda al esto-
mayo.
En- ell quinto round Mitsos lie
di6 I'm golpe bajo a Carter, pero
este no reclam6 foul nj pidi6 Ell
consabido periodic de tempo pa
ra descansar.
I'm derechazo a la cabeza ell
ell noveno round hizo saltar SAN
gre de un ojo a Carter, dando a
Grispos la decision FL griego
|pesaba 139 libras y Carter 1872.
Ell cubano Rafael Ferrer tam
bien derrot6 por knock out tee
nico a su contrincante Petey
Powell en- la pelea semi-final.
Ell cubano dispuso del tampeho
con un derechazo al ojo dere-
cho de su contrincante en- 81
quinto round.
Ferrer demostr6 desde los
primeros momeRtos ser supe-
rior a su contrario. Ambos pc.
saban 118 libras.
En- "a mejor pelea de la no.
! che, Tommy Gomez Sc repusc
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

-iEl criminal ma procedidc
con poca cautelal Ell envenena-
miento Sc We a la legua, como
! podran comprobar ustedes en-
seguida. La dosis de estricnina
que Aevava Ell pastel, era tai que
Ell senior NGhez Perez no pudo
terminar de comero, y muri6
casi instant&neamente, atena-
zado por un dolor horrible.
Circulaban mil verSiones por
Madrid; Sc hacian mil comenta-
rios, Sc citaban varios nombreS
como supuestos autores del bar
baro crimen; pero TODD Ell mum
do protestaba con indignation
de la supuesta culpabilidad de
GuStavo.
En- cambio, en- voz baja, con
esa cobardia que caracteriza a
las muchedumbres cuando Ell
culpable de una mala acci6n IS
un personaje pOderoso, Sc cita-
be un nOmbre... uno scbre todA
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

I'm dia Sc enter6 que viva en-
un hotel, por aha, pOr Pozas...
Y aunque nunca ell nombre de
don Rodrigo habia sido pronun-
cado en- su presencia, nj "a sos
pech6 jamas NADIA (de otro mo
do habrfa cortado da raiz Gu
trato con Ell banquero abando-
mando la orquesta del Folies),
ahora, ante este crimen inmun-
do el nombre de Eulalia venia a
sus labios con una certeza indu-
isl, ella ha sido, ella ha ST.
doAse decia Ell mGsico, susp.-
rando de Odio y de impotencla.
Il Ella ha sido, la inmundamen
te baja, la cinica, Ia mujer ca
paz de todo... Don Rodrigo
ahora veo que no valia tam
POGO mas que ella seria su
amante; la habria hecho rega-
esplendidos.., la habria col
de OOssVuiOs vsli0sOS, y.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

FL Columbia tens un tsrreno para Ell estaciona-
miento de los coches de sus clientes, en- la calc 22, y un
serene para ell debido euidado. Lleve ali su eoche, hay
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
LAS PRACTICAS DE GIN


Cast todos los peloteros del
Cincinnati tomaron parte en- las
dos practicas de aver Y en- la
de esta manana en- los terrenos
de Plant.
Aver ocurri6 ell primer ac-
cidente de las practicas, cuando
! Ell zurdo Gene Heinrich, proce-
dente de Texas, un recluta, fue
alcanzado en- la cabeza por una
pelota bateada y dejado fuera
de combate, aunque ell medico
que 10 examin6 dijo que podra
volver a practicar en- breve.
Los jugadores regulares del
team aparecieron en- uniforme
por primera vez aver, pero Sc
contentaron con una practica
muy ligera para ir aflojando los
mRlsculos.
Aver lego a Tampa Warren
Giles, Ell administrator general
de Los Rojos y enseguida empe-
z6 a preocuparse de los jugado-
res cubanos que han quedado en-
enviarle de Cuba y que no Sc
han presentado todavia. Habiea
do telefoneado a Cuba, Sc lie CO
munic6 que dichOs peloteros Ne
garan en- breve a Tampa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
ARMSTRONG HACE
TABLAS CON GARCIA

Los Angeles, mario 2.-El
campe6n de peso weller, Henry
Armstrong, OOgr6 unas tablas
en- Ia noche de aver aqui en- su
pelea con Ceferino Garcia, re-
conocido como campe6n de peso
medic de New York Y Califor-
mia,
La pelea, que dur6 los 10
rounds a que eStaba concertada,
fue vista Y aplaudida por mas
de 10000 personas.
81 Ceferino Garcia hubiera
perdido esta pelea, su titulo de
campe6n habria pasado al ne
gro de California.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

6~ltimamente, isabe Dios 81 FS,la
liza lie habria hecho instituirla a
ena heredera de bienes y demo-
MOS t..
Esa era Ia clave.
Sin embargo, nj aun tratan-
dose de una OCCASION como esta
en- en- que el podria venearse
tan completamente de la impu-
ra acusaria Gustavo a 81 mn
jer.
Su alma noble, ell espiritu be-
10 y ecuanime y perdonador de
Gustavo, Sc oponia por compile
to a acusar nj a delatar a IA
die.
En- ell case concrete de Eula.
liza, lie movia, ademas, a guardian
silencio un motive de elegancia
moral, de delicadeza que s6o
eomprenderian los espiritus Sc
lectos...
81 q hablaba, 81 81 confesaba
. rslucir. COZ motive del
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

obstinadamente... un nombre de
mujer.. echando sobre ella la
responsibilities del crlmen
Y Sc ola repetir sin cesar en-
todas parties:
II 70 sc quien ha sido!... lYo
Sc quien ha sidO!...
%
En- el fondo de su calabozo,
siSlado, incomunicado abando-
nado, ell pobpe Gustavo de IL
Gandara, 81 martir el hombre
delicado y spiritual, "sabia
tambien quien era Ell autor del
crimen'.
BESIDE varios meses antes, 81
Sc habia enterado, aun sin que
rer, por conversaciones y pala-
bras sueltas oidas en- los tea
tros, que su mujer. Eulalia, lie
vaba una vida deScocada.
Tenia amantes.
Tenia cOches Y caballos y al.
tom6a@
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

e5rues de caer a Mbpar y de-
rot6 pork. o. a Bob Monin en-
quinto round.
Gomez fue derribado por 81
contrincante 5 wees en- les pri-
meros rounds, pero finalmentc
porrcr15 q usar efsctivamente
la derecha hasta noquear a Mo
min. Pesaba 165 libras Y Monin
1913.
En- 81 preliminar q A rounds
hubo tambien otro K. O.: ell pro
pinado por Bob Dfaz a Chino
Gispert en- ell tercer round. Las
pe,eas fueron del agrsdo del PHI
hlico.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
LAS PELEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Ell griego Mitsos Grispos, que
debutaba anoche en- ell Campo
mento de Artileria, derrot6 por
knock out tecnico a Jackie Car
ter, de Texas, poniendolo fuera
de combate en- 81 80 round de u
ma pelea concertada a 10.
Grispos demostr6 ser gran Pc
gador con. ambos pufiOs, forzan-
do siempre la pelea contra Car
ter, que al parecer no hallaba
defensR contra los golpes de de-
recha a Ia qaijada y dos efecti-
La gaceta., 1940-03-02

NOUenG cGTrerG:
Billy Daunt, Fireman Bush,
Sea Pirate.
DecimG cGTTerG:
White Glory, Lucky Red,
Here's Lucky.
/, lie mejor apuesta: Hellenic.
La gaceta., 1940-03-02
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
calabozos, en- calidad de riguro-
samente incomunicadO.

La noticia circul6 esta vez
por Madrid como una p6lvora,
hacienda en- todas parties el e.
fecto de una bomba.
IC6mo era posible?..
. -iGustavol..
Pero 81 Gandara era un al
ma de Dios, incapaz de hacer da
no a una hormiga!...
Y, en- voz baja, circulaba un
nombre, Sc comentaba la muer
te del banquero de mil mOdoe...
Por ell Juzgado comenz6 I'm
deafile interminable do teshgOs
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09

ably know, are given with fingers
projecting from under the mitt,
held between the legs away from
the eyes of baseline coaches and
the opposition dugout. It's a good
idea to work out an alternate set
of signals and switch back and
forth when a mans on second so
that he can't catch on to your sig
nails and relay them to the coach
es and batter.
Now a few rules of play: AL
ways keep an eye on a runner on
first and fake an occasional throw
to first to keep him close if you
think he's contemplating a steal.
Never leave your position at the
plate if there's a runne rim scoring
position And when a runner is
pounding for home on a basehit do
all these things:
Block that plate, legitimately
and watch the runner out of the
corner of your eye as you concen-
trate on the ball speeding toward
you. If he slides as you catch the
ball, play for his foot. Always tag
that foot-it's the first part of his
body to get to the plate.
There's no doubt about it, catch
ing is tough job. But if you have
any aptitude for it and practice
plenty, you can master it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
G00DRUNIN
BRISTOL BAY
IS REPORTED
Many Red Salmon Packed
by Eight Cdnneries
in Operation

A very favorable early run of
red salmon in Bristol Bay, a run
which was increasing last week, is
reported to the Bureau of Fish
cries here.
In the first five days of the
season the pack of the eight can
neries operating in Bristol Bay this
year amounted to 1902 cases. The
pack consisted of 1884 cases of
reds, 208O kings and 1928 chums.
Good catches are expected this
year because of the curtailed oper-
ations which give those fishing
better breaks due to lessening of
competition.
Another report received by the
Bureau was that there has been
no settlement to date in the Ko-
diak Island fishermen's strike. Four
Island canneries are packing trap
caught fish. One packer is sailing
and one Alitak packer operating
at capacity under cooperative
agreement.
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Will VISIT AT
POINT RETREAT

Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Shepardson
who keep the light at Point Re-
treat on Mansfield Peninsula, will
have visitors.
The couple came to town last
night and will meet Mrs. Shepard
sons sister, Mrs. H. Roberts, and
a nephew, Robert Burkham, both
from Illinois, arriving ON the Prin-
cess Charlotte today.
When the Alaska comes in, aboard
will be G. A. Shepardson, uncle of
Mr.. Shepardson, and Rosina Shep-
ardson,a cousin. They are from
Missouri, and will also visit at
Point Retreat this summer.
The Shepardsons are at the Gas
tineau.
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You get a wonderful view of the
ball game from my position--and
you need it. It's your job to ana
lyze every playing situation and
to meet every emergency in a
flash.
That's one of your most impor-
tant tt9bs but of course there are
others. First, though, let's check
up on your qualifications for the
job. You should be tall-height helps
in grabbing wild pitches and throws
from the outfield-but there have
been good catchers of every size
and shape.
If you're a worrier you'll have
a tough time. l find the position
requires a calm, objective view OF
the field at all times. But you
must be on your toes.
If you're still interested in the
job, put on mask and come be-
hind the plate with me. Well
take up some fundamentals.
The Proper Crouch
Now, get into the crouch with
your legs comfortably spread, trunk
and knees slightly bent, weight or
the balls of the feet. l find it's q
good idea to keep the left foot ad-
vanced an inch or two to speed
the rise to throwing position.
The best throw is snap, fore
arm power shot, sent as nearly a.
possible on a straight line to the
objective. And you know to be q
catcher you have to do some
catching-matter of fact you have
to be a complete master at catch
ing any type of pitch from bullet
like fast balls to the most freak
ish curves.
Remember to guard your bare
hand. Practice keeping it clenched
in first until ball strikes glove
then clamp that hand over the
pill That trick will save you
plenty of split fingers, slowed
hands, and other mishaps. Re-
member that a catcher benched
with an injury is no good to his
ball club.
Stay up close to the bat, you'll
find catching curves is easier
there. And on low balls that
strike the ground before crossing
the plate, drop to your knees to
block the ball with your body If
1t bounces past your glove.
Now, about headwork. / try to
keep a mental library containing
exact information about every
hitter who's ever stepped into the
box before me. Fro mtha tknowl-
edge, coupled with the stage of
the game, position of men on
bases, and the pitchers special
ties, decide what the next pitch
should be.
Hide Those Signals
Signals for pitches, as you prob
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
ONE GAME
IS PLAYED
ON MONDAY
Big League Te ans Take
Layoff- Los Angeles
San Diego Meet

No games were played in the Ma
tional or American Leagues Mon
day and only one game, unsched-
uled, was played in the Pacific
Coast League, last night. when Los
Angeles and San Diego met and
the former won to g. AS a re-
suit the Angels went into third
position with the Padres drop
ping down and Los Angeles and
San Diego had the short jump and
played off a postponed game.
The other clubs have the fol-
lowing schedule for this week. OPEN
ing today:
Seattle at San Francisco.
Oakland at Sacramento.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
KFAR ENGINEER
OUT ON CLIppEc

Stan Bennett, chief engineer. radio
station KFAR at Fairbanks, was a
passenger here yesterday afternoon
on the PAA Electra
This morning he boarded the
Clipper ship to Seattle enroute to
Portland where he will take en-
gineer examinations. He plans to
return in about ten days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
HOW TO DI5ARM
GUNNER SHOWN
BY GUS PERE1

Gus Peret, Peters Remington
Arms representative, today demon
strated disarming tricks at the
noon luncheon meeting of the Ju-
neau Rotary Club.
Thursday at o'clock Peret will
show films of duck hunting, quail
shooting, big game hunting in
Africa, the manufacture of shot
gun shells and Art Young's Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
ATLIk MAN BRINGS
DOWN NAzI BOMBER

Corporal Bob Clarke of Atlin, now
serving at Lewis gun post on a
collier in the North Sea, brought
down his first German bomber last
month, according to word received
by friends here in the north
In addition to destroying one plane,
Clarke badly damaged another The
collier is stationed in the North Sea
to refuel conveys, his letters home
state
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
new AGENCIES TAKE
OFFICES IN LITTLE
TERRITORIAL BLDG,

Miss Marjorie Tillotson, Supervisor
of the new Alaska Merit System.
has opened an office in Room 201
of the Territorial Building in quar-
tiers formerly occupied by the Al
aska Territorial Employment Ser
vice.
The balance of the vacated office
has been taken over by the Ac-
counting and Procurement Division
of the Unemployment Compensa-
ton Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
pAA DOCTOR IN
WITH CLIPPER

DR.. William Davidson, Pan Am
erican Always physician, arrived
here on the Alaska Clipper last
night to make routine physical ex-
aminations of PAA employees.
DR.. Davidson, guest at the Bar
anof Hotel, will return to Seattle on
the next clipper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
MURPHY BACK FROM
TRIP TO WESTWARD

r. E. Murphy, Dupont represen-
tative, came back on the Aleutian
from trip to the Westward and
Interior, reporting the Rail Belt
booming and the Valdez gnats bad.
He is at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
FAST MAIL

Postmarked 6 pm. July 6 at
Washington, d. c., letter ar
rived here at pm, July for
the Public Roads Administration.
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bow and arrow hunting pictures
The place of the showing will be
announced later.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing
air route from Seattle to Nome, on
sale at j. B. Burford 81 Co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09

The Daily Alaska empire has the
largest paid circulation OF any AL
aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-07-09
Soft ba|Iers
Play Doubles
Two Games Scheduled for
Tomorrow Night at
Evergreen Bowl

The Henning soft-ballers defeat
ed the independents last night in
Evergreen Bowl by a score of 20
to IL.
Tomorrow night, there will be a
doubleheader of soft ball. At $50
o'clock the All-Stars are scheduled
to meet the Rinkydinks and at
7:30 O'Clock the Hennings and Fed
erals will play a game.
The big feature event at Ever
green bowl for Friday will be the
contest between the displayers of
model airplanes.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY MEETING

REPUBLICAN PARTY MEETING
at Juneau City Hall, 8 pm, Tues
day, July 9th, 1910, for report on
Philadelphia Convention from seat
ed delegates. All Republicans in
vited.
HOWARD D. STABLER,
Committeeman, First Division.
adv.
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WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
The liver should pour out two pints of
LIQUID bile into your bowels daily. If this
bile is not flowing freely. your food may
not digest. 1t may just decay in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You get consti-
pated. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
1t takes those good, effective Carter's
Little Liver Pills to get these two pints Of
bile flowing freely to make you feel up and
up" Amazing in making bile flow freely.
Ask for Carriers Little Liver Pills by name.
Stubbornly refuse anything else. Price: 25e.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
On and after this date, July 8,
I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by others tn n
myself.
adv CAESAR SEBENICO.