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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

Many private citizens have been
heard to say that they opposed Hoey
before but 10Y they thing he made
one of the greatest governors the
state has ever had.
Even Tempered Man
The governor Is an unusually even
tempered man. He seldom shows
any sign of anger or resentment. If
he is ruffled, a certain sparkle in his
eye THAT differs from the usual mer-
ry twinkle i: about the only sign.
He is a veteran Sunday school teach.
er, a church leader, and never uses
profanity.
An unusually interesting story.
teller, the chief executive always had
a ready. store of anecdotes to tell any
audience.
1t was a daily custom during his
administration to desert the duties of
his office twice daily for a walk
down the street to "a real drug
store to have a soft drink. An oc.
currence on one of those trips il
luStrateS the humanneSS with which
North Carolinians regarded their
governor, and he has often told the
story.
The peanut vendor on the edge OF
Capitol Square stopped the governor
one day and this is the gist Of the
ensuing conversation:
Vendor: Governor, I want tc
shake your hand"
Governor Hoey: certainly, I hope
you are we'll"
Vendor: yes, sir. Thank you. ]
wanted to shake your hand because ]
told my folks I saw you every day
and you spoke to me. They laughed
and said you wouldn't shake my
hand. I told them you certainly
would, that you were just as com
mon as any man in North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Funds For Two Oyster
Farms May Be Asked

RALEIGH, Jan. 8.-(R- The
general assembly will probably
be asked to provide a "small ap-
preparation" for the establish
ment of two demonstration
farms where commercial oysters
could be cultivated, Capt. John
Nelson, state director of COM
mercial fisheries, said today.
Nelson estimated that such
work would indirectly result in
an increase of so per cent in
annual state revenue from oy-
sters, through the cultivation and
extension of beds.
Last year, over 100000 bushels
of oysters valued at $4,000 were
produced by private individuals
who leased beds from the state.
Nelson pointed out that there
were 1000, 900 acres of sea bot
tom off North Carolina, between
Dare and Brunswick counties.
capable of producing oysters.
About 1900 state-owned acres
are leased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
SHERIFFS TO TALK
CAMP PROBLEMS
Officers And County
Boards To Meet In Jack
sonville Today

County commissioners and sher-
ifs of New Hanover, Pender and
Onslow counties will meet today
at 1 p. m. in Jacksonville to make
plans for a cooperative effort to
deal with problems and opportuni-
ties which may arise as a result of
the erection of Camp Davis at Holly
Ridge.
Three main points will be dis
cussed at the meeting:
~ A united effort to get better
highway facilities.
(2) A cooperative effort toward
law enforcement.
80 A joint effort to control bust
ness places which may rise along
the highways, such as beer parlors,
etc.
In addition to the commissioners
and sheriffs, it is anticipated cour-
ty attorneys and health officers will
attend the meeting which is to be
held in the courthouse.
The meeting will be the SECOND
such held by the governing bodies
of the three counties most affected
by the erection of the camp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
"FlNITO"

NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Up
Thomas j. Smith, a Philadelphia
artist, reported on his return
from Rome today that there was
great unrest in Italy and that
the common joke among Italians
was to refer to BenitO MussoIini
as "Finito" Mussolini.
"Finito" is the Italian word
for Finished"
Smith and 148 other passen-
gers were aboard the Portuguese
liner Carvalho Araujo which left
Lisbon Dec. ~. He had been
studying in Italy for seven years.
Most of the people in Italy
are resigned to the fact that
the army won't win," he said.
They're also wondering what's
happened to their navy"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Penderlea Homesteads Silk Mill
Is Rapidly Increasing Capacity

machine operators. They returned to
Penderlea in August and the skilled
workers served as instructors Of I'M
skilled homesteaders who desired
employment in the mill.
At first only a small number OF
machines were installed in the mill.
Then as more and more homestead
ers became capable operators, the
number of machines was gradually
increased.
The Penderlea project in Fender
county was begun by the Interior
departments subsistence division in
1888 and vas taken over by the
FSA in 1897. There are 1875 farm
units on the $500 acres Of land of
which 1874 are now occupied.
The development is intended to
relocate low-income and destitute
tenant families on small farms and
to give them a chance to supple
ment their farm income by wages
earned in the hosiery mill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
N ARRESTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 8-CP9-Charg-
ed with ~extorting funds from local
202 of the Transfers union while
a federal prisoner in Atlanta pen
itentiary, John Socks" LAMA was
arrested today in what District At
torney Thomas E. Dewey said was
the first case on record "of a plain,
downright extortion by a gang
ster of a union" LAMA was con-
victed in federal court Dec. S, 1885,
of violating the antitrust laws in
connection with a fish racket. He
started serving his sentence in 1887
and completed it in January, 1889.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Jap Military Mission.
Arriues In Germany

RERLIN. Jan. 8-LR-A Japanese
military mission headed by General
yamashita of the general staff ar
rived in Berlin tonight for confer
ences concerning the cooperation en-
visaged by the three-power treaty
of alliance signed here Sept. II.
It was stated the commission
would hold extended conferences
with German military leaders and
study matters arising from the
treaty. to which Italy is the third
party.
Yamashita and his colleagues came
bv way of Siberia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Skipper Injured In Fall
At Fertilizer Factory

J.. S. Skipper, a foreman at the
Armour fertilizer plant, was a pa
tient at Bullock hospital last night
where he was being treated for in
juries suffered in a fall at the plant
yesterday afternoon.
Skipper said he did not know how
he was hurt but that he believed
he was hit on the head with a
shovel"
IT know I was knocked off the
PLATFORM" he said.
Skipper fell into a vat after top
ping from the platform.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

Brown, assistant cashier; and Har-
riss Newman, attorney.
during the stockholders meet
ing, 1t was pointed out that since
the organization of the bank on
May l, 1889, it had extended cred
it to Wilmington citizens in the
amount of $11, 29, 1892. 38. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
GOOD WILL MARKS
REGIME OF H0EY
Governor Prepares To Return
To Private Life After Pop
ular Administration

Editors Note: The Associat-
ed Press correspondent at Ra-
leigh, who has talked to Cover
nor HOey at all times of the day
and night in the last four years,
herewith presents a word picture
of the states retiring chief ex-
ecutive)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Did Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains?

1t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so VI %raclously
if he suffered after-eating pains. Suf-
ferers who have to pay the penalty Of
stomach or ulcer pains, Indigestion, gas
pains, heartburn, burning sensation,
bloat and other conditions caused by
excess acid should try a 25c box of
Udga Tablets. They must help or mon
ey refunded. At Saunders and drug
stores everywhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
HOW 10 GO TO e

Try holding eye lids wide open. You
just can't. They soon become heavy
and you fall asleep. Is your sleep dis
turbed by irregular kidneys? Getting
up nights is not normal. When kidney
elimination needs help you may also
notice frequent, scanty, burning or Off
color passage. Drink lots Of soft water.
Take a kidney laxer. Ask any drug
gist for BUKETS. Your Csc back in
"a hours if not pleased. Locally at
Saunders Drug Store, Toms Drug
Store.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
Sc OYO POR LA RADIO
LA VOZ DE TH0REZ

Loudres, Sept. 8.-La voz del
lider comunista Mauricio Tho
req, que desapareci6 de su pues-
to en- las primeras semanas de
la guerra, hallandose en- la IL
nea maginot, Sc oy6 por Ia RAJ
do.
Sc trata de una estaci6n sub
terranea que funciona desde te-
rritorio frances. Thorez pide a
todos los fanceses que Sc unan
para echar de la patria al enc
migo.
"Hitler concentra sus tropas
contra Russia. Francia tiene aho
ra una gran oportunidad. To-
dos los franceses hOnestos de-
ben unirse en- la lucha contra
los invasores Y sus agentes'.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
P~2ISIONERCS DE CUE
RRA SERAN Ju1CADOs
~RAPID

Madrid, Sep. 8.-iUn da2gstc
: 81 general Franco reluiere RAJ
rlios juicios y otros medios de
salvaguardia para los prisione-
los de guerra. Esto de esperan.
zas de litertad a miles de parso.
mas que fueron detenidas al ter
minarse la guerra civil.
Requiere ell decreto aproba-
ci6n judicial para cualquier a.
rrestado de mas de "a horas, Jul
cio dentro de seiS meses y conf
stones militare para revisar los
casos de todas las personals de-
tenida y no sometidas a j%uicio.
Los tribunales militares var
2 proceder contra cualquier per
soma que haga falsas denuncias
Las denuncias deberan ser pre-
sentadas por escrito, con ell fir
de impedir que la policfa sea u
sada como Instruments de ven
CANA Individual.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
SAM DAVIS PRESHNTO SU
C~ANDIDATURA A MiIEMA
BRO DE LA JUNTA DE
UTILIDAD

I'm conocido y muy apreciadc
,ciudadano, Sam F. Davis, anun-
co ell sabado su candidatura a
miembro de la Junta de Utili-
dad, en- opOsicion al exconsejal
&C. C. Watson, miembr ode ur
grupo polftico y actual presi.
dente de la Junta.
Ell nombre de Davis sera pues.
to en- la boleta electoral y lie ape
yaran valiosos elementos, POI
su labor civica en- ell pasado.
Ha llegado la bora, a juiciC
de Sam, de que Ell pueblo opint
sobre la Junta de creaci6n poll
tica. En- las Gltimas eleccione.
primarias, por medic del olvido
no Sc permiti6 que Ell pueblo o
phase.
Numerosos oiudadanos d.
Tampa, Ybor City y West Tan
pa lie han brindado su coopera
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
EXPRESA SU AGRADEcI-
{ N r caNNCEJA-
JUAN PACIIECO

= cui,o J smakle- .enncejal
Juan Fscheco. derrotado n.las
plimeras e;~e:ciones primaries,
nos pide, = como amigos lie COM
placemoS, cue exrresemos su
gratitud a .,todas las personals
que lie ayudaron en- la campana
y votaron por 81.
AL mismo tempo haee saber
que, como un verdadero demo-
crata, no guaria rencor alguno
a los que votaron pQr otros can
Iidatos.
La mas grande de tolas las
f%ortunas, seg1n Juan, es aque-
la que permite al ciudadano E.
mitir libremente su vote.
"Hoy, como aver, sligo a las
5rdenes del pueblo latino, al
cual sinceramente quiero".
Completeness a Juan y al mis-
mo tempo lie congratulamos
per su civica conducta.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
R DE 10 CRIMINAL

Comanzara maIana, a las 9
A. M. la vista de la-causa con-
ira Paul Ross, de 30 amos, veci-
no de Sulphur Springs, a quien
Sc acusa de haber cOmetido un
atraco en- Ia botica Palma Celia,
situada en- Ell 1908 de la avenida
MacD2I.
Propuso el aplazamiento por
no hallarse en- la ciudad dos de
los testigos, ell teniente fiscal
lSpicola.
Les testigos ausentes, que re-
gresaran hoy, 10 son el Sr. ia
mes K. Richards, dueno de Ia
lbotica, que Sc march6 antes de
que la fecha Sc fijara, y la Sra.
Catalina Kersey, duena de un
autom5vil usado para cometer
el delito.
Ross guiaba el coche en- el
cUal Sc refugi6 Henry Laimar
luego de haber realizado ell a.
trace. Lehman Sc declare culpa-
BILE y aun no ha sido condenado,
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
NOTAS SOClALES
(Vseae de 10 SG pdO.)

rim Y Sra, Alberto Arenal y
Sra, Candida Garcia y Sra, &C
sar Bodies y Sra, Gustavo Gar
cia Y Sra, Eduardo Pedrero,
Tesorero de la Secci6n de Tea
tro del Circulo Cubano; Rami-
no Espino Y Sra, Francisco Va
ron y Sra, y un encantador CRU
po de gentiles y bellisimas Sc
noritas:
Silvia Tagle, Olguita Asprar
miss Circulo Cubano"; Katie
Castellano, Maria Isabel Perez,
Julia Leon, Mercedes Sanchez,
Josefina Perez, Eloina Garcia
Rosa Garcia, Mirta Garcia, o.
limpia Beiro, 0cala Rodriguez
Carmen Mayor, Peg y Thelma
Var6n. Y entire los j6venes Raul
Nogueira, Charles Garcia, Gu
mersindo Mayor, Ramirito y
Arturo Rodriguez, Jorge Gar
cia. Ray Gonzalez, Ihmael Gar
cfa Eduardo Cuenca, Luis Mar
tin V Richard Perez.
Fueron padrinos de la cere-
,monia, ell DR.. Luis Rey Olachea,
ell reputado cirujano, y su en-
cantadora esposa.
Tras la reception que les fue
ofrecida en- casa de sus padre
los novios partieran hacia Mia
mi. donde pasaran la luna de
miel
A su regreso, fijaran su resi-
dencia en- ell domicilio de los pc
dres de la d~esposada, 24O3 Gale
IL.
Que estas lineas sean una ra'
tificaci6n de los votOs que per
sonalmente hizo ell cronista, e
pasado sabado, ant la fliz J
jOvn parja.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
MURIO MARIO MENOCAu

Habana, sept. 8.-Falleci6 a.
a la edad de 70 amos, ell general
Mario Garcia Menocal ,expre1
sidente de la RepGblica.
Sirvio a su pals en- la guerra
de independence y era un inge
Micro de grandes meritos. LIE
sobreviven su viuda, Sra. Ma
riana Seva de Menocal dos hi
JOS, Mario y Raul, y una 'hija,
Sra. Georgina MenOcal de Sar-
dinas.
Rail Menocal es actualmente
alcalde de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
r DESTERRADOS LOS
ALEMANES QUE WHEN
Elm Ell AREA DEL VOLGA

Moscu, sept. Sci gobierno
Soviet ha resuelto desterrar a
los alemanes que viven en- ell a.
rea del rio Volga, con motive de
actos de SABOTAGE alli ocurridos
Miles de espias nazis procu-
ran soliviantar a los alemanes
Y sus descendientes. La evacua-
ci6n Sc hara bajo Ell mando di-
La gaceta., 1941-09-08

DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 con carga general, pro-
cedente de New Orleans, ell va
por americana Bellingham..
No sali6 ninguna embarca-
ci6n mayor.
Marea alta a las 3:01 a. m.
Y 1888 p. m. marea baja a las
9:25 a m. y 9:38 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 6:12 a. m. y
Sc pone a las SAB p. m.
Eale la luna a lass :28 p. m. y
Sc none a las Sal a. m.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08

ma, informa que 81 los IL ar
gentinos detenidos en- Paris no
son puestos en- libertad, Sc ha-
ran aqui centenares de arrestos
entire los nazis mas conocidos.
Expresando SD indigrnci6n,
Ell presidente INFERNO, Ram5n
S. Castillo, dijo: "tenemos aqui
muchas personals que merecen
estar en- la carcel''.
La tirantez diplomatico en-
tire Alemania v la Argentina
crece por momentos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
aqui Ell feiz metodo para
despertar los interiors; ociosos

We, complete, satisfactorio alivio.
BLACK-DRAUGHT es hecho de
ingredientes puramente vegetables,
Uno de ellos es un tonico laxante que
ayuda a tonificar los mIsculos ocio-
SOS del intestine.
Obtiene listed de Is a 40 dosis en-
la cajita familiar amarillo de % cts.
B1squela Y compre ell genuine, pro-
bado por ell tempo Black-D raught,
La gaceta., 1941-09-08

Amos pasan y amos Hogan y Ell es-
pecioso, aromatico Black Draught ha
sido mantenido en- el primer lugar,
por miles de hogares amerieanos. Su
boticario puede verificar este.
liza razon? ST ell estrenimiento lie
mantiene a listed lento, inc6modo,
tome ell Black Draught por las no
ches, siguiendo las simples direccio-
mes, y vera 81 no lie do a listed sua-
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
REGRESO Ell PRIMER MI-
NISTRO

Montreal, sept. Sci pri-
mer ministro William L. Mac
kenzie regres6 aver al Canada
en- ell bombardero "Liberator"
Inmadiatamente Sc pondra en-
canine de Ottawa, donde Sc reu
Mira ell gabinete.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
LA GAcErA

recto del Consejo de Defensa,
presiddido por Jose Stain.
I'm decreto en- csc sentido sc
firm6 Ell pasado % de agosto
por Ell presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca Soviet, Michael Kalinin.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
Ell TEMPO

Nublados parciales para hoy
Y ell martes. Lluvias y truenos
para manana. Maxima tempe
ratura, aver, 81 grades; mi
nina, II.
La gaceta., 1941-09-08

ST, senior, comPre Ia
pintura B. l.. P. Sofa
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale 15e
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
LA ARGENTINA
CON ARRESTOS EN- MASA

Buenos Aires, sept. S.-Una
fuente relacionada con la casa
Rosada, la Casa Blanca argenti-
La gaceta., 1941-09-08
y PeninsuIar
Telephone
Company
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

If you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing is so inexeusable and so offensive as .
neglected case Of halitosis (bad BREATH. Be-
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine A~ntiseptic,
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. cay some authorities, are
due to the fermentation of tinyfood particles
in the mouth. although some cases may be
due to systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Listerlne Antiseptie works
wonders becauae it first halts the fermensa-
ton and then overcomes the odors II causes
Don't forget to use 1t. It's the first aid of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsster
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Roy Hendrickson Named
Surplus Marketing Head
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Roy F. Hendrickson, Agriculture
Department personnel director, to-
day was appointed administrator Of
the Surplus Marketing Administra-
ton and director of marketing for
the department.
Mr.. Hendrickson. a native of Nit
cheH County, Iowa, succeeds Milo
Perkins, who resigned recently to
become director of the Economic
Defense Board. Mr.. Hendrickson' s
new appointment was made by Sec
retary Wickard.
The S. M. A. administers the food
stamp programs and directs relief
distribution of surplus agricultural
commodities as we'll as serving as
buying agent for food made avail
able to Great Britain under the
lease-lend program.
Mr.. Hendrickson is former
newspaperman, having worked on
papers in Duluth, Mimi; Sioux City,
Iowa; st. Paul and Minneapolis, and
with the Associated Press in Wash
ington.
Secretary Wickard also an
nounced appointment of Edwin w
Gaumnitz as associate administra-
tor of the S. M. A. He has been an
assistant administrator.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

Mrs. Nina Gore Auchincloss,
daughter of former Senator Thomas
P. Gore of Oklahoma, and promi-
nent in Washington society. filed suit
in Reno today for divorce from Hugh
D. Auchincloss, "A, wealthy Wash
ington broker They were married
here October s, 1885. and have one
child
Mrs. AuchincloSS formerly was
married to Eugene L. Vidal. once
chief of the Bureau of Air Com
merce There is child by that
marriage. This marriage was dis
solved in Reno in 1885.
Mr.. Auchincloss formerly was mar
ried to Maya de Chrapovitsky. who
was critically injured at local air.
port years ago when struck by an
airplane propeller. She later re-
covered.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Sam Snead's 64 Sets
Links Record 10 Lead
Tourney QuaIifiers
Golf Stor 6 Under Par
In Qualifying Round
OF 81 500 Event
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Sam
Snead toured the tricky Torresdale-
Frankford course today in 64, six
strokes under par, to set new
course record and take an early lead
in the $500 Henry Hurst invitation
golf tournament. Snead'S score bet
tered by one stroke the former rec
ord set in practice round'Wednes-
day by Gene Kunes of Holmesburg,
Pa.
A few minutes after Snead fin
ished, Teri johnson, Philadelphia,
came in with a IS for the second
best score among early finishers in
the opening 18-hole qualifying
round. Jack Partone of Manchester,
VT; KY Laffoon. Chicago, and Hor-
ton Smith, Pinehurst, N. c., each
had SO.
Snead was 2 under par with a 81
for the first nine holes and below
regulation figures on the back nine.
He had three brides and an eagle
for the last nine.
Other qualifying scores included:
Dick Reneghan, Haddonfleld, N.
J., 70; Johnny Bulla. Greensboro,
N. c.. IL; Clayton Heafner, Lin
willie, N. c., II; Dick Metz. Oak Park,
ILL.,, II; Byron Nelson, Toledo, Ohio,
72; E j. Harrison, Little Rock, Ark,
u; Joe Turnesa, Rockville Center,
N. Y, IS; Ralph Hutchinson, Beth
lehem. Pa, 76: Chick Hart, Reading,
Pa, 76; John Schuebel. Philadel-
phia, II, and Jimmy Hines. Great
Neck, Long Island, N. Y, n.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Army Storming
Near Kharkov,
Germans Say
Four Trapped Soviet
Armies Declared
Being Destroyed
Earlier Story on Page AID

earlier Story on Page AID
By the Associated Press.
Adolf Hitler'S high command
reported late today that German
troops have entered Kiev. the
Ukraine capital and RusSia's
third greatest city, while other
Nazi forces have trapped four
Russian Armies and stormed
within 80 miles of Kharkov.
The swastika flag is waving over
the Kiev Citadel. the Nazi high
command said. announcing the cap
ture less than II hours after the
Russians officially acknowledged
that German troops had reached one
OF Kiev's gates
The city, with a population Of
more than $4,000. had been under
siege for two months.
New Threats to Leningrad.
Grave new threats also imperilled
RuSsia's second largest city. Lenin-
grad, with the Germans reporting
that the guns of the mighty Kron-
stadt Naval Base, 20 miles west Of
Lenlngrad. had been silenced.
In the drive toward Kharkov. Hit
ler's high command reported. Nazi
troops captured the key rail- town of
Poltava, 200 miles east of Kiev and
% miles east of the Dnieper River.
Kharkov is the chief industrial city
Of the Donets River basin.
The trapped Red armies unofi-
cially estimated at 100000 troops,
were reported caught in steel ring
l25 miles east OF Kiev.
"The-r annihllaticn is now in
progress, the German high ccm-
mand said.
More than $500 COO Soviet troops
were declared to have been slain or
captured in the ree-month- old
campaign. Half were killed, the Nazi
high command SAID
German losses were put at on,v
402,865 killed, wounded and missing
in the first two months o. the war.
In q special bulletin Hitler's field
| headquarters said German Army
groups under Field Marshal Gen.
Gerd Won Rundstedt and Field Mar
shall Gen. Fedor Won Book, slashing
| around Kiev in a vast hanking
movement, had met beyond the
Desna River to trap the Russians,
| Firms See Leningrad Fires.
Finnish military dispatches said
huge fires were raging in Leningrad.
blazing so fiercely they could be
seen with the naked eye in broad
daylight from Finnish territory.
A Red Army bulletin acknowledged
that the Germans had reached one
OF Kiev'S gates, but indicated that
| the struggle had not yet reached
a decisive phase. Bitter fighting
ragged around the city of 850OOO in
habltants throughout the night. a
late Soviet communique said.
New pressure was reported. too, on
the long -Sieged Black Sea port of
Odessa. where the Germans said
they dropped more than 100000
pounds Of bombs in a single night
attack.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Frick Fines Durocher $50,
Probes Row Under Stands

He said Durocher did not deny
that he had used strong language
toward Magerkurth and that the
club had no argument against the
penalty on this account.
Il do intend to investigate reports
given me by my manager and my
ball players, however, that Mayer
kurth also used profane language
and that he had been abusive in the
early innings of the game.
IF I find these reports to be true,
then I most certainly am going to
make a protest of such actions.
"Durocher has not had as much
trouble with the umpires as some
people believe and he was not put
out of a game this year until the
first of August. Then it was by
Magerkurth and following that oc-
casion both the president of the
league and the chief of umpires ad-
mitted to me that he had no grounds
for doing it."
MacPhail said he was as inter-
ested as any one in getting a true
report of the trouble that occurred
under the stands and declared that
was one of the principal reasons he
was making the trip.