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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-05
SIZZLING SATIRE DEALT TO HOEY AND
OTHERS AT RALEIGH GRIDIRON DINNER

RALEIGH Feb. 4-R-"Po-
liticaI angels" put OH a fish
fry here tonight-minus fish,
but with plenty of state off.
Gals and would-be state off.
Gals OH hand for a generous
dish of sizzling satire.
1t happened at the Carolina
Press Photographers first grid
iron dinner. In skits ostensibly
coming over the radio, the
guests of the cameramen heard
a perturbation of a heavenly
fish fry modelled after the
famous scene from Screen Pas
lures"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-05
B%EEKEEPERS' MEET
PROGRAM DRAFTED
State Association Will Hold
Annual Session Here
On February q

The program for the annual
meeting of the North Carolina
Becker ers' association, which will
be held in room 103 of the GUS
tomhouse here on Friday, Febru-
airy 20, was announced yesterday
Continued on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-05
WEATHER

FORECAST
North Carolina and South Carolina: :
cloudy, occasional rain and slightly
warmer Monday; partly cloudy Mon
saE night and Tuesday.
Meteorological data for the "a hours
snulhg 1880 p. m. yesterday.
Temperature
l:5O a: m. 80; 7:3O a. II. %; 1870 p.
u: %; 1870 p. m. 46; maximum s.;
slhlmum %; mean 40; normal Al.
Humidity
Percent of Possible)
l;S0 a. m. AZ; 7:3O a. m. "a; 1:30 p.
Ill., Z; 7:30 p. m. 40.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:30 2. M,
none; total since first of the month,
hone.
Tides For Today
Wilmington 7:35a 2:14a
7:55p 2:45p
Masonboro Inlet 5:51a 1 1 :55a
,i sunrise 7:06a; sunset 5:46p; moon
ise 4:59a: moonset 3:41p.
uMAsH1NGTON, February A. B -
"eather bureau records of telnpera-
iur and rainfall for the "a hours end
ms = p. M. in the principal cotton
Saving areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-05
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-05

Continued on Page Three; Col. 81
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

do a Maria huir horrorizada de
un extreme a otro de las estan-
cias.
El roStro de Isidoro, con los
ojos velados por eapas de SAN
gre que habia comenzado a Goa
gularSe, presentaba un aSpeoto
SinieStro.
Su mujer comprob6 sin ira
bajo que eStaba muerto.
~ ahora, un deStino cruel IA
condenaba a perecer a ella mis-
ma aqui, entire las llamas, al la
do del cadaver de su marido,
que tenia en- el rostro una niue
ca terrible, como 81 la acusara
de esta tragedia mmenSal...
La infeliz iba sintiendo que "a
asfixia y ell horror la mataban.
U~ltimamente, volvi6 junto a
la puerta y en- la suprema deses-
peraci6n Y en- Ia supreme furia
de salvar su vida, golpeaba flu
rioSamente las dos hojas, patea-
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

ojos.
Miro en- torno, sOrprendien4
dose de estar solo en- medic de
una manigua cuyo foIlaje tupi-
do lie tapaba el azul del cielo.
Sin embargo, a traves de los
~lunares del sod que Sc filtraban
por entire las ramas de los arbo-
les, ell deSdichado comprendi6
que debia ir bien avanzada Ia
manana.
JD6nde estaban los indios?...
Miguel de Guzman intent6 in
corporarse.
Impossible!
Gevose con precauci6n una
mano al cOstado izquierdo, y ou-
do tocar los labios de una heri1a
que sc lie antoj6 enorme.
Vi6 a su lado una gran man
cha obScura, que empapaba el
suelo: era sangre.
Ademas, al interior incorpo-
rarse, sorprendi6se de no poder
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
Empezara ma6ana Sene Nn&al
Lanzaran Paul DerringeyT Rowe

Cincinnati, oct. 1a-La serie
P0f% ca nOnato de baseball
del mundo, comenzara manana,
microbes, en- el terreno de Cros-
ley, que sole tiene capacidad pa
ra $1,000 personals.
Los dos primeros desafios Sc
verificaran en- la 'ciudad Rein&'
y los tres siguientes en- ell esta-
dio de Bridges, en- Detroit.
81 los juegos sexto y s5ptimo
son necesarios, las novenas re-
tornaran a Cincinnati.
Sc trasmitiran los juegos por
por la Radio, a traves de la red
Mutual, y comenzaran a la i 80
de la tarde.
NADIA Sc sabe todavia, en- de-
finitiva, 81 manana podran iu-
gar Esnesto lombard y Linus
Frey.
Los Tigres son los favoritos
en- las apuestas; pero continual
saliendo dinero a favor del Gin
cinnati.
Fabulosas sumas Sc piden hoy
por los billetes de entrada, a Pc
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
TTRANDO ELBAION
Practican los Espartanos

La Universidad de Tampa jul
CARA Ell pr6ximo sabado por Ia
noche con un formidable adver-
sario, la Universidad de Flori-
da.
Nash Higgins desea ganar
este partido, como gan6 ell de la
semana pasada con Stetson, y
los muchachos Sc han brindado
para realizar sus mas Electives
~esfuerzos. En- las practiaas de
aver volvi6 a distinguirse Marv-
in Levin, que tanto brill6 ell viec
mes, lanzando "pases'', contra
los Sombrereros. Aver Levin hi
20 varios tiros de bola y los atra
pc Deacon Raines.
Ed Howell volvera a jugar
tambien y los muchachos recuer
dan que 81 engarz6 los lanza-
mientos de M. Levin.
En- honor de los "caimanes''
visitantes Sc ha preparado I'm
programa especial, con banque-
lie, procession y bale.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

Ell gigantesco Borgoha, seme-
jante ahora tambien a un santo
de palo,, como en- aquella OCCASION
en- que sc desmayara en- 81 hotel
de Barcelona, qued6 boca arri-
.ba, con las manos en- cruz sobre
la alfombra.
De uno de sus bolsillos habia
rodado hasta el suelo sin que
Maria Sc apercibiera, el rev6l-
yer que no habia servido al d.
.plomatico para matar a La cul-
.pable...
El incendio tOmaba caracte-
res aterradores.
El fuego habia acabado pOr
prender exteriormente en- las
maderas de %ventanas y balco-
mes, y ahora las llama5 habianse
alberto paso otra vez con un flu
rioso y triple bufido que iba de
.ventanal a ventanal...
Rafagas de 'lamas atravesa-
ban las dos habitaciones, hacien
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
apenas mover un brazo.

apenaS mover un OraZO.
Ell cuerpo, la cabeza, lie dollar
horriblemente.
Intent6 arraStrarse, Y sole
consigui6 zanzibar de posici6n.
De todos modos, hallandose CO.
mo Sc hallaba heridO gravemsn-
tie, segdn 81, va era una fortuna
que los implacables Y crueleS in
dos ChicOs no eStuvieran aqui.
lie habrian dado por muerto,
v lie abandonaron. creyendo que
las fieras, al llegar la noche, de-
vorarian su cadaver.
FL infeliz sinti6 que sus ojos
Sc nenaban de lagrimas, al COM
probar su miseria inmensa, al
rseordar a los seres queridOs.
JQue habia sido de su hijo?...
iQue habia sido de la mujer
adoradisima?. p.
I'm viento de cataStrofe, un
viento de tragedia y de horror
parecia haber pasado a travas
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
DEPORTEF
ALFONSO LOPEZ REGRESO
TAMPA
Cree que los ROjos
GGnGrdn la Serte

Uno de los mejores catchers
de la pelota organizada, Alfonso
Lopez, "estrella" de los Piratas
de Pittsburgh, regres6 aver a
Tampa luego de terminadO 81
campeonato de su Liga.
Alfonso que anna a esta ciu-
dad Y es muy querido alqui, in
fluy6 con su gran habilidad de-
tras del bate y tambien con ell
manejo de la "jeringuilla' en- la
ejecutoria del Pittsburgh, q. fl
raliz6 en- cuarto lugar, 10 que
muchos peritos no esperaban.
Con ell estimado amigo y ia
moso pelotero retorn6 su bella
espoSa.
AL di6 a sus amigos, en- GUAM
to al campeonato mundial, este
parecer: Sera una batalla entire
bateadores y pitchers. Los Tt
gres superan como bateadores y
los pitchers del Cincinnati son
los mejores, aunque no es cues
ton de menospreciar a tan ex-
perimentados lanzadores como
Rowe, Newsome y Tommy Bird
ges. Bin McKechnie, ell director
de los Rojos, debe ser tenido en-
cuenta, por su extraordinaria
habilidad.
/. Desea AL que los Piratas ven
gan a practicar a la Florida y
este Sc realizara, en- 1912, 81
Frank Frisch cOnsigue hacer su
voluntad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
DrGgOnes

Ell pr6ximo partido de los
Dragones del Institute de Jeff
erson sera mas dificil que ell an
terror, con motive de haberse
marchado para la Florida Mill
tary Academy dos habiles fur
b~olistas, Bill O'Neill, ell half
back, y Ed Holton, I'm tackle o
deribador. O'Neil era Ell hombre
mas ligero del team. Los Drago-
mes practicaron aver y no juga-
ran en- esta seman. La semana
pasada, en- Winter Haven, Sc
lastim6 l~igeramente Angel Val
des.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

sar de los anuncios en- los peri6-
dicos, puestos por Ell Cincinnati,
para que los casos de elevados
precios sean denunciados.
Los asientos de las graderias
Sc venderan ell dfa del juego.
Anoche, en- un tren especial,
arribaron los Tigres y hoy prac-
ticaran l~igeramente las dos no
venas.
Dsl Baker, ell director de los
Tigres, ha dicho 4. escogera en-
ire ell Excolegial Rowe y Buck
Newsome, y Bill McKechnie,
por su parte, manifesto anoche
que hara su selection entire Paul
Derringer y Bucky Walters.
NingunO de ellos quiso compr9-
meterse a decir rotundamente q
decir cual de esos pitchers utili.
cara.
Los fanaticos de Detroit lie
hicieron aver una enthusiastic des
pedida a su nOvena.
La oficina meteorological local
habla de posibles llWias para
mahana.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
Los Institutes Locales

Los Terriers no parecen des-
consolados por la derrota del pa
sado viernes y con nuevos brfos
Sc preparan para ell partido del
viernes por la nOche, en- ell con-
dado de Pinellas, frente al Tor
nado Crimson de la ciudad de
Clearwater. Aver Sc ejercitaron
los muchachos bajo la mirada
intelligence y vigilante de Spur
geon Cherry y Art ShOuse. To-
das las equivocaciones del saba
do anterior, en- ell partido con los
Mariners de Sarasota, fueron
analizados.. con ell fin de no re-
petirlas. En- ell partido 'trist6n"
de los sarasotanos recibieron
I~astimaduras Norman ICastella-
no Y Red Moore.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
Las peleas del Jueves en- Benjamin Field
Rose peIeara con Gomez y Colbert con Lind

Con motive de los partidos de
fUtbol de los viernes, Frank La
Marque sc ha visto obligado a
traspasar para los jueves Su pro
grama de boxeo.
Ell programa para este jueves
Sc Ina integrado va Y Tommy Co
mez volvera a combatir con Bud
.dy Rose, Ell fuerte jOven que lie
derrot6 en- I'm anterior combata.
Gomez aleccionado por Leto, di-
jo que en- esta ocasi6n ell Sr.
Rose no podra derrotarle.
Como tiene por cvstumbre,
Rose dijo que Sc metera la victo
ria en- Ell bolsillo, por cuanto
Tommy tiene todavia mucho
que aprender para medirse con
un hOmbre como el.
Los Letos, que lie escuchaban,
comentaron a "sotto voice.: "es
tie tiene la cabeza lena de aire
v Sc olvida que Gomez progresa
en- gran escala, a pedacito por
semana, m~ientras que H.. sigue
descendiendo por ell a~gujero'.
Billy Colbert, excampe6n de
las IT'S libras en- ell estado de
Texas, tendra de contrario a
Art Lind, de Washington, ,un
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

ba las maderas, empujaba con
tOdas sus fuerzas... NADIA L..
AL fin, exhausta, incapaz de
reSpirar por mas tempo 81 aire
de fuego que flotaba en- la ante
camara la deSdichada bati6 ell
.aire con sus brazos, como las as
pa Stragicas de un molina de
.viento, y Sc desplom6 al suelo
sin sentido
AMI qued6, caida tambien de
espaldas, junto al cadaver del
marido burlado, unidos los dos
por un mismo destino de muer-
te.
Y pasaba el tempo, pasaba el
TEMPO.
Todo ell hermoso hctelillo de
la hacienda que habia alberya-
do la dicha de la pareja enam9-
rada, era va un inmenso brase-
ro...
"
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

yeSca... fW
Maria de las Moves compro-
be tambien con horror otro de-
taale: Ell cuerpo de su marido co.
menzaba a humear asimismo de
IN modo alarmante.
lEstaba muerto?...
Una Ultima piedad arroj6 a la
mujer junto a Isidoro, y comen-
20 a bambolearle furiosamente,
repitiendo con voz ahogada:
-iIsidoro!.. iIsidoroL. L.. iPor
Diosl... mo me oyes?...
Maria, espantada ante la idea
de hacerse c6mplice de la muer-
te de su esposo, Sc decide a ha-
cerle rodaT sobre Ia alfOmbra
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
OFRECIDA UNA PELEA A
BAER

F~iladelfia, oct. 10--El empire
sario Herman Taylor anunci6 a.
yer que lie ha ofrecido a Max
Baer una garantfa de &c, 1000 do
lares para pelear, en- facha pro-
xima, con ell vencedor del match
entire ell chileno Arturo Godoy Y
Gus Donazio, un pGgil local. La
pelea entire Godoy y Dorazio Sc
efectuara ell pr6ximo lunes pOr
la noche.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
Las Panterus

Ell vietnes por la nocha%n
Phillips Field, las Panteras de
Plant sc batiran con los Diablos
Verdes de San Petersburgo, CO.
menzando la tempcraldh die ia
conferencia de los Diez Gran
DIES.
Les Diablos Verdes, en- la obi
MON de los peritos, son los favo-
ritos por haber derrotado al w.
Palm Beach con anotaci6n de
% por 10.
Como los Terriers. y para su
pena, las Panteras fueron afro
pelladas la semana pasada por
los muchchos de Fort Myers,
que derrotan a sus contrarios y
no 'fhacen ruido".
Jimmy Hughes mencion6 to.
das las equivocaciones Y pidit
no r%epitieran.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

boxeador de reconocida destre-
"a. Frankie. Thomas y Dom!n-
go Torres, Ell cubano que da ere
cidas ventajas en- peso, Sc bati-
ran en- otro de los matches.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

A cola cough seriously endarNers
.ou, your family, and your busifN s
associates. glvAs from colds an
eousEs causes more loss OF timV
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold
ret Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
iced medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to stop your cougnl1l
Immediately ana get you entlTeiy
owe your cold cough quicker thaE
NJ mediocre you ever tried, as
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Mentho- Mrlsion is mere than Of
,rd;Dory medicine. 1t contains VIA
Minis A and d to build youl c9N
resistance, ard seven soothing
sealing oils and u%nguents' ineiao
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
COMPRO CANARIOS

Pago por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano 5000,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, S1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

Ide la hacienda, donde todos E.
ran tan felices...
Miguel no comprendia 10 que
que pudo ocurrir para que suce-
diera esta catastrofe.
Porque ahora estaba seguro
de que los indios, luego de herir-
lie y dejarle pOr muerto. ha-
brian asaltado la hacienda.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
YoIvi6 a cerrar los oios-

yolvi6 a cerrar los ojos...
Pero cuando los abri6 de nue.
IvO dos horas despues, expert
ment6 una inmensa, un inespe-
rada mejoria.
Prob6 a incorporates, y 10
consigui6.
Luego, arrastrandose entire Ia
maleza, busc6 IN arroyuelo cris-
talinc, y bebi6 a~vidamente ell a.
qua fresca Y perfumada per mil
matthias misteriosas que festo-
neaban sus margenes.
iAh' Ia Garcia del aqua fres-
La gaceta., 1940-10-01
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o0hio minister recently SAID troI
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endanger the ~congregati: 2 WI
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La gaceta., 1940-10-01
la GACETA

a peri6dloo en- iAioma ESPSSUs
o. mxs CEFe6lsssa en- Tampa
WstOEiano Manteiga, Editor
Gmseripci6n semanal: 20 G
SOS "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TsESfSao Y 1892 =
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

III Columbia tiene un terronO para Ell estacfona-
miento de los coches de sus clientes, en- Ia Gale 20, y un
serene para Ell debido cuidado. Leve ali su eoche, hay
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-10-01

Miguel de Guzman abri6 Jos
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Speedy Montgomery
League Mines Open
Fire Tomorrow
BowIers, Big Fovorites
In 8-Teom Circuit,
Full Of Power

One of the fastest suburban dia-
mond circuits in this area launches
its campaign tomorrow when the
eight entrants in the Montgomery
County League square off in colorful
opening games. All games will begin
at o'clock.
Opening pairings are as follows:
Takoma Tigers at Rockville. Friend
ship at Colesville, Silver Spring at
Four Corners, Kensington at Be-
thesda. Appropriated ceremonies
have been planned to usher in the
new campaign and mayors of the
respective communities at home for
the day are expected to throw out
balls starting the games.
Pre-race favorite is the Silver
Spring Bowling Alley nine sponsored
by Hugh Arbaugh, which won the
pennant last year under the Coles
vile Cardinals colors. Playing to-
gether the last nine years the Cards
have one of the smoothest and most
powerful teams in the area and will
be tough to beat. They are re-
garded as the Yankees of the circuit
Frank Valdenar again is at the
clubs helm and will have all of last
years veterans on hand for hostil-
tiles with Friendship. Elmer LEIGH
lider, Johnny Bonifant, George Bon
ifant, Joe Gibson, Don Hobbs, jim
my Anderson, Bob Love, Charley
Brown, Doug OKeefe, Bill Helmer
and Wesley Moore are on the roster
and Valdenar expects them to pick
up whore they left off last season.
Colesville has produced a number
of good players in recent years, in
cluding Outfielder "Pinky" Miller,
who was signed by the Brooklyn
Dodgers and farmed out for school,
ing.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Rain Cancels Outdoor Sports
Card E Excepting Lacrosse

The weatherman took another
hearty bite out of the Districts
collegiate sports calendar today,
swapping of couple Of ball
games, q track meet and one tennis
match. The only local item left
was the Washington Athletic As
sociation's lacrosse match with
North Carolina at Central Stadium,
scheduled at 3 o'clock.
Marylands trackmen and la
crossmen departed early today for
New Brunswick where they were
to engage Rutgers this afternoon.
Postponed were George WASH
ington's baseball game with Temple
and American University's game
with Randolph Macon, Catholic
University's dual track meet with
William and Mary. Norfolk division,
and Maryland's tennis match with
Johns Hopkins. Americans netmen
also were idle because Of rain at
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Few Scholastic Mines
Try 10 Beat Both
Rain, Foes Today

Weather permitting, Eastern High
Schools baseball team was to make
its debut today when it travels to
Annapolis to meet the Navy Plebe
nine. In another game St. Adams
was to play at Charlotte Hall. The
Episcopal-Tome game at Port De-
posit, Md, was postponed.
The Anacostia- Western interhigh
game, one of many postponed due
to rain yesterday, will be played at
Anacostia Monday. The Western
Roosevelt game was moved back to
Thursday at Western The Blair
Rockville game will be played May
8 or May 20.
The Tech-EpiscopaI track meet
will be held Monday, while no date
has been set for the Central George
Washington meet.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Bonished Harris Aims to Ride Umpire Rue All Season
Yankee Fans Jeer Official After His

Yankees, who died last winter.
unveiling Of a large bronze plaque
and Mayor Fiorello La Guardia
Of New York threw out the first
ball On the plaque was in
scribed: ITO the memory Of
Jacob Rupert, 1867-1939-gen-
tleman, sportsman, American,
through whose vision and conf
dence in things that are to be,
this imposing edifice came to be
erected; dedicated to the truly
American game Of baseball and
destined to become the home Of
champions"
Dutch Leonard, who licked the
Yanks four straight times last
year, will pitch tomorrow In the
New York finale Originally,
Hollingsworth was to have work.
ed, but his stint yesterday re-
moved him from consideration
for q time Al should have
started.
Evening star., 1940-04-20

around Rue" he said, "and I
happened to call him something
softly. Well, he heard it and
said, You're out Listen
said, things are tough enough
with us. You're not going to put
me out. What I just said slipped
out You're still out Rue an
swered, and when he said that I
really went to work on him. He's
a bad umpire, always has been,
and I'll ride him the rest Of my
life. Every time there's a close
decision in Washington I'll pro-
test. I'll get the Washington
fans on him, if I can, and maybe
he'll be homer down there as
well as at the Yankee Stadium"
The Yankees opening game
was q sorry affair Only 1920
spectators were on hand for the
ceremonies, which included the
unveiling Of a large brnoze plaque
In center field in memory Of Col.
Jacob Rupert, owner Of the
Evening star., 1940-04-20

Buddy Myer.
The fans sitting in line with
the left-f1eld stripe were on Rue
the rest Of the game When
it was over middle-aged man
grabbed the umpire as he de-
scended to the dressing room and
yelled, I'm a Yankee fan, but
you're lousy" Gendarmes had
to remove him Secretary Ed
ward B. Eynon, jr., of the Mats
wired Will Harridge, president
Of the American League, and
pied leniency for Harris last
night :. Harridge saw the game
but left Immediately after for
Chicago Judge Lands was
there, too And Clark Grit
fifth, who also departed after it
was over Grin left for WASH
ington fuming at the Yankees
and Rue, with whom he had
trouble before.
Harris version of how he got
bounced: I'VE were all milling
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Pro Ring Wins Mayo,
Alexandria, Star
In Golden Gloves

Gilbert Mayo, Alexandria's feath-
erweight who has been eying pro-
fessional career more than a year,
today was assured of a shot on
Riverside Stadium's May card as
result of his victory over Bernie
Morris last night at Alexandria. It
was Mayos final amateur appear
ance.
Jimmy Erwin, Riverside match
maker. has been scouting Mayo since
he captured his third Golden Gloves
crown and believes he will click in
paid ranks.
In other bouts last night Norbert
OIeary Police No. a decisioned AL
Horton (St. Mary's) in a 115-pound
bout; Francis Smith, st. Mary's 1866
FOUNDER, outpointed Joey Harp of
Pete's A. c.; Willie Hartnett (Police
No. ~ defeated Bill Purdy (Police
No. 81 in a lightweight bout, and
Mutt Bailey, st. Mary's 9O-pounder,
scored technical knockout over AL
Fitzpatrick (Police No. s. in the
first round.