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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19
WILLIAM C. COLE

KINSTON, Nov. 18-(P)-The fu-
neral was held today for William
c Cole, 81, who drowned in the
Neuse river near here November
8. The body was recovered yester-
DAY 200 yards from where a boat
capsized with Cole and two .cm.
panions.
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FIR TELLS YOUTHS
TO REGISTER NOW
CONTINUED From Pare One,

the order of call was fixed by lot
terry drawings.
The regulations also S tate d
more explicitly the rules covering
deferments to be granted to high
school students, By applying to
their draft boards in writing. such
youths may obtain deferments to
the end of the school year.
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MEN WON'T
GRANDMA HANDED DOWN IN
COLD FACTS
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coughing, aches
in m u sci e S
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REV. ]. 7. STOvER

RUTHERFORD COLLEGE, Nov.
18-lREThe Rev. j. T. Slower, 80,
a retired Methodist minister, died
yesterday at his home here after
a long illness. The funeral will be
held Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19
LEE HICKMAN FUNERAL

TABOR CITY, Nov. 18. - Fu-
neral services for D. Lee Hick-
man of Loris, S. c., who died this
morning, will be held Thursday
afternoon from the home. Burial
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19
W. G. PERRY

STATESVILLE, Nov. 18-lRl-W
c. Perry, u, former superintend-
ent of the Iredell county home,
died yesterday at a local hospital
after an illness of five months.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19

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Guilty in securing some brands, an
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There is more unreserved pub
lie domain in Alaska than in all
the states combined.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19
CAR THEFT

George Samon of the Riv-
erside Cafe, has reported to
police that his Dodge car has
been stolen from 113 South
Second street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-19

Softwood is often harder than
hardwood.
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La gaceta., 1942-09-17

pululaba entire Ia miseria de Ia
gran urbe, durmiendo en- antros
Ihorribles como ell eel Disparao Y
81 Pepet, codeandoSe con gentes
'horribles de la buSca, con ell Ca
rdcoles, con ell Cabezotd, Y otros
.perSonajes no menOs inmundos.
|Pero el niho, a pesar de su es-
.pantoso calvario de miseria en-
Barcelona, q. ell iector no ha OIL
vidalto, consevaba bien vivos
en- Su alma, los recuerdos de a.
que.la existencia mas dulce y
mas noble, de la semilla del bien
y del amor Y la ternura que ma
bia comenzado a fructificar en-
su coraz6n al contacto de los per
compaheritos, de Kety, de
de Tony.
Ademas.,.. iera un artista!
Malo o bueno, 81 era un artista,
un niho capaz de ganarse Ia vida
con su habilidad y su destreza
de hijo del eirco
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tito. obsequiando al publico a
mable con nuevas piecesitas y
composiciones
I'm criado del circo, luego de
inclinarse un segundo sobre e
.ejecutante, cogia de encima de
Ia mesita blanca un gran carton
" 10 mostraba al pGblico.
Era ell titulo de la mlsica que
iba a tocar el art.sta en- su So
ratina.
FL sonido era tan dulce, la E.
jecuci6n tan maestro, tan exac-
Ia, Y revelaba tai sentimiento de
.ternura y delicadeza en- el must
co, que el concurso entusiaSma-
do.
FL nino hizo ahora una sena
al mozo, hablandole un momen-
TO.
Y TODD el mundc pudo leer en-
81 carton anunciador:
Marcia burlesca de La con-
denaei6n dc Fausto, de Berliot''.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

partanos de La Universidad de
Tampa.
Ell nuevo mentor, Melvin vi
mes, ensaya con los j6venes uni
ve~rsitarios ell llamado sistema
de Alabama.
Frank Straner y Paul Straub
,asimilan bien las instrucciones
Y aver realizaron largas carre-
ras.
Bob Hatch sigue distinguien-
dose y aver lie contuvo ell pito del
coach cuando iba en- canine
de un touchdown"
Componen Ell grupo mas fuer-
tie, ademas de los meneionados,
Crosland. Heath, Read, Layfield
Dziewguc, Collins, Fuller, Nc
Fee, Thornton, McCuhough, La
kus. Spoltore, Homes y Knight.
La session" de hoy sera mas
intensa que la de aver.
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Y las divinas notas llenaron
ell espacio, elevando a todos los
corazones a las mas puras y be-
Has regiones del arte.
Ahora ST.
FL m1sico, terminada la famo-
sa marcia, Sc puso en- pie, dis
puesto a retirarse esta veg.
FL numero Siguiente iba a CO.
menzar.
va las dos ecuy6res que iban
a realizar ahora ejercicios en- la
pista, aparecian en- la puerta de
las caballerizas. jinetes en- dos
enormes Y relucientes caballos
normandos.
De pronto, ell mGsico, que ini-
ciaba su partida dando peque-
nos saltos, saludando a uno Y o.
tro lado, Sc puso livido.
Y estas palabras salieron de
sus labios:
III Los padres de Celia!... Isl,
ellos son, ellos sonl
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
La Gaceta Folletin No. 387
TONIC TEROHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bellera muy rubia coronado
su tesla semejante a la de un to-
70, y de ojos negros Y enormisi-
mos, que relucian con un brillo
metalico bajo la magia de los TO
cos y las luces, anunci6, desde ell
centric de la pista:
-iGran concerto de sonati-
ma, a caggo del tout petit ct mar
Veilleur artistic Monsieur Dick
Grimm
Salud6, entire pdlnds de tango
del ~gdlltnero, y qued6 la pista
desierta.
lEntonces avanz6 el menor de
los hermanos Grimm, sonriente,
con Ia sonatina en- Ia mano.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
CONVENT ENTIRE LOS IN
dos Y LOS ORIOLES

Cleveland, Sept. 17.-Firma-
ron aver un convenio para 1913,
los Indios de Cleveland y los O.
,rioles de Baltimore.
Ell pacto facilitara peloteros
de la Tribu al Baltimore, en- la
venidera temporada, y permit
"a a Lou Boudreau comprar dos
peloteros de los Orioles por diez
mil pesos al contado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
Y ell concerto comenz6.

~ NNAANANA w NNAAA@A"Nf
Aires populares de Francia,
de Italia, de America; guajiras
y canciones melodiosas de Cuba,
tangos argentinos, aires espaho-
les tambien, que desbordaron el
entusiaSmo del pGblico, que tri-
but6 ovaciones delirantes al Pc
queho ejecutor. Este, al final de
cada pieza, Sc levantaba, inician
do saludos y genufleXiones sin
fin, mientras Sc iba volviendo
hacia todos los lados de la sala,
completamente LENA.
va habia querido retirarse dos
wees ell notable Y pequeho musi-
co, y los aplausos atronadores
lie hacian siempre yolver, SON
riente y satisfecho, a su tabure-
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
TIRADO Ell BALON
Jugardn las PaRteras

Ell viernes, en- ell terreno de
Phillips, las Panteras de Plant
con la onda Dorado de
Bradenton.
Price Leeper, e. nuevo coach
de los j6venes de Palma Celia, a
firman qCe su equipo esta en-
.perfectas condolences.
La Inca de fuego contra los
visitantes. 81 un cambio no Sc or
dena, sera la siguiente:
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
ORORTES
LIGA NACIONAL
Los Cdrdendles mdntjenen sa
mGrgen de VentajG

Ernie White, el habit pitch
er de los Cardenales, permiti6 9
hits a los Braves de Boston, dos
de ellos de Froilan Fernandez,
pero los dej6 en- dos carreras,
mientras que sus companeros,
tambien con 9 hits, pasaron 8
veces Ell home. Esta victoria
mantuvo la ventaja de dos de-
safios que los Pajaros Rojos os
tentan sobre los Esquivadores
de Brooklyn.
Ell San Luis ha ganado 33 dc
sus Gltimos 80 partidos.
Tanta confianza tiene Billy
Southnorth en- Ia victoria que e
San Luis esta aceptando va so
licitudes de billetes de entrads
para la Serie Mundial. Lombar'
di dispar6 su d6cimo Quadrangle
lar del ano.
Nueve juegos les faltan a los
Cardenales, que cuentan con IS
victorias y AZ derrotas.
Hoy volveran a jugar Paja'
ros Rojos y Braves, utilizandc
los primeros a Branley y los Sc
gundos a Javery.
San Luis &c, Oh, De.
Boston &c, Oh, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

MILL aport6 otros a hits, Peter
Reiser tres y dos cada uno Med
wick y Vaughan.
Camilli dispar6 su Quadrangle
lar -vigesimo-tercero de la tenn
porada.
Alton o Lopez actu6 de recep-
tor por los ''becaneros' y dispa-
70 COS hits en- A wees.
Utilizaron los derrotados a los
pitchers Gornicki, Kinger Han,
lin, Dietz, Wilkie y Lanning.
A les Esuvadores, teniendo
los Cardena,es una ventaja de
los juegos, les faltan por jugar
IL partidos.
Drocher volvera a jugar hoy
con los Piratas y recurrira a los
servicios de Macon. Actuara Sc
well por Ia novena que comanda
frankie Frisch,
Pitt.burg &c, 10h, lie; Broo-
klvn loo, 19h, Re.
Lopez cometi6 81 1nico error
lei team vapuleado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
A LOS FSQUIVADO-
RES 10 HITS Y APLASTA-
RON A LOS BUCANEROS

Brooklyn. Sent. 17.-Los Es-
uuivadores de brooklyn batea-
1on aver 10 hits contra 6 lanza-
rdores de los Piratas y con ellos
..anotaron 10 wees, obteniendo
un facil triunfo.
No ganaron terreno los hom-
bres de Larry MacPhail y Dur
cher porque ell San Luis eonsi-
gui6 derrotar a los Braves.
Dixie Walker pogo A hits er
A veces e hizo dos carreras. Ca
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Aturdido, temeroso de que lie
reconocieran, ell pequeho artista
volvi6 la espalda al palco que o.
cupaban Pedro de Ndnez y Ma
ria de la Cruz, Y desapareci6
tras las cortinas del corredor mo
numental, sorteando clownes,
mozos y caballos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

George Burke o Howard Can
non, left end; Billy Lowry, 1t;
Harris Miller, lg; Ken Young
err, c; Fletcher Groves 0 Billy
Hayes, rg; Jack Fletcher, TT; ca
pitan Ralph Millsap, lie; Jimmy
Baughman, qb; Bobby Bryant o
Jimmy Wilcox, IN; Bobby Bell,
III, y Billy Bell, flo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Edgar Smith, ell pitcher de los
infortunios, fue derrotado aver
por los Atleticos de Connie
Mack. La vigesima "desgracia"
del aho para Edgar.
lFiladelfia &c, 10h, De; Chica-
go &c, 10h, &c.
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Era Dick,

Habiamos dejado al pequeho
compaherito de Celia y de Tony
y de Norma aquella tarde de I'm
sabado, LENA de animation = de
ruido, a la puertG del Teatro
OLYMPIA, donde aeababa de leer,
con c%onojas de enoci6n, el car
tel anunciador de la Compahia
de Circo de Monsieur Petrokoff.
Debajo del brazo llevaba Ia
mGno de Noticieros adquirida
POGO antes en- la Gale de LAURA.
Era un parasite social, un po-
bre niho abandonado y solo, que
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
Prdcticas de los Terriers

Los Terriers practicaron aver
durante una hora y cuarenta y
cinco minutes.
Sc mostraron s~atisfechos del
espiritu de los j6venes futbolis-
tas los coaches" Crockett Far
nell y Dick Spoto.
Mas fuerttes ejercicios Sc We
rificaran en- la tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

jPor que no habia pensado en-
clio antes?....
jC6mo no Sc lie ocurri6 visitar
los teatros, ell exterior de los tea
tros, claro esta, y yer 81 habia al
guna cOmpania de circo donde
poder contratarse como equili-
brista, clown, excentrico y m1-
sico?.... FL tenia, para colmo, u
ma gran fuerza de pequeho atle-
ia. 5Por que no?
Todas estas preguntas asalta-
ron la mente de Colasillo, mien-
tras LEILA el cartel del teatro OHM
pia.
7, cinco minutes despues, ven
ciendo todos sus temores de po-
bre paria del arroyo, estaba en-
el hall enorme del teatro, pre-
guntando por el Director del
Circo.
Cuando uno de los criadOs del
circo logr6 encontrar a mon
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

I'm criado lie seguia, portean-
do un pequeho taburete en- ell
que tom6 asiento el joven artis-
ia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Cubs y Philies Sc dividieron
los honores del doble juego. Con
su victoria subieron los Cubs al
quinto lugar de la Liga.
Chicago lie, Oh, De; Filadelfia
&c, III, Sc,
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
1c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Cuadrangulares de Marshall
Y MacC ormick dieron la victo-
ria a los Rojos sobre los Gigan-
tes. Sc lie anot0 ell exito al pit
cher Paul y Derringer Y ell econ
tratiempo" a Lohrman.
Cincinnati &c. 5h, lie; N. York
lie, All, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Los Browns siguen ganando,
y aver, lanzando Niggeling, de-
aaron sin carreras a los Medals
Rojas. Laabs disparo su 270 cua-
triangular del aho.
Boston DC, IN, lie; San Luis
&c, Tn, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Washington 1c, 5h, 4e; Cleve'
land &c, 8h, De.
w. Kennedy fue ell pitcher
maltratado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
Los Dragoncs en- acci6n

Tvs DTWyVTICo VW WVVtVW
Sc entrenan con ell mayor cui-
dado, a las 6rdenes de Bill Har-
ker y Sam Alfieri, los Dragones
del institute jefferson.
Destacaror su lobor en- los e.
jercicios de aver Lester Parker,
Julian S~chamberg, Bob Reed y
Jay Schaibly.
Hoy practicaran de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17

Lon Yankees descargaron ID
hts y a~notaron 5 wees.
New York sc, 13h, lie; De-
troit lie, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-09-17
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lie Lee contra Edward E. Lee;
George Wagner contra Mariana
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18
Bather (agers
Preparing for
Roya|0a
Lively Skirmish
Seen on LocoI
Floor Tonight

A goodly thron~ &C Mount
Clemens residents are expected
10 be on hand in the Mount
Clemens High school gymnasium
tonight when the 1928 Bath
er cage squad grapples with
Royal Oak.
InaSmuch as athletic competi-
ton between these two schools
oftentimes matches the tradition
al rivalry existing between the
Bathers and Port Huron. spec
tators are promised lively duel
tonight.
This will be Coach Harve Oil
plants first view of his basket
ball team against Border Cities
League competition, and indica-
tons are that the Bathers, on
the basis Of their handy victory
over East Detroit last week, will
give Royal Oak an interesting
evening "he regulars get to-
gether at 800 pm. following a
skirmish between the respective
reserve squads.
The Bather lineup will see
Ralph Siewert at Center, and
Lyle Bliss and Jim Smith at
the forward positions.
At the guard berths will be
Bob White and Bill Roberts.
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Bob Skaw
Top Scorer in
Cage Circuit

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (P -
Versatile Bob Shaw, Ohio
States star center, has scored
80 points in two games to take
the top spot among major Mid
west basketball scorers this
week.
Shaw, who won All-America
honors this year for his play at
end for the Buckeyes, has con-
tributed Is field goals and nine
free throws for an average of 10
points a game. His total was
two more than Wisconsin's john
ny Kotz, the Big Tens best point
maker last season.
Two more gridders, Ben
Trickey of Iowa, with an aver
age of Is, and Michigan's Bob
Weise with 8 also are top sharp
shooters.
The Great Lakes Bluejackets,
who move against Illinois in
Chicago stadium Saturday
night with record of six
straight wins, has used so many
reserves that scoring has been
we'll spread. Dick Klein. for
mer Northwestern star, is the
head man with an average of
nearly nine points. The sailors,
as a team, have averaged IS
points a game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-18

. High class work by Johnny
Mowers in the nets enabled the
Wings to escape the predica-
ment without damage despite a
furious Hawk attack. Shortly
before, Chicago got its on y
score, a short shot by Red Ha-
mill, while Orlando and team
mate Don Crosse were serving
penalties.
Dick Behling and Bill Jen-
nings scored for Detroit in the
second period. sgd Howe got
the third one with Sc seconds to
play in the last period.
1t took them a little time to
get started, but now that the
Boston Bruins are on the win
ming track in the N a O n a
Hockey League they apparent
ly plan to stay there until time
for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
BRUINS WIN AGAIN
The Bru ms, who dropped
their first four starts but have
been beaten only once in IA out
ings since, stretched their cur
rent defeatless string to seven
games last night by walloping
the tail-end New York Rangers,
10.
The victory enabled the
league-leading Bruins to main
tain their three point margin
over the field. At the same time,
the Toronto Maple Leafs swamp
ed the Montreal Canadiens, 81,
to take over sole possession of
second place and the Detroit
Red Wings clipped the Chicago
Black Hawks, 81, moving into
a third-place readlock with the
Hawks. Chicago and Toronto
were tied for second before the
evenings play began.
At New York, the Bru n S
scored their fourth win in five
meetings with the Rangers and
made their triumph the most
decisive of the lot. Bill Cowley
set the pace for the victors, scor-
ing two goals and an assist. They
tailed before the game was two
minutes old and had the situa-
ton in hand throughout.
An even greater rout took
place at Montreal, where the
Maple Leafs drubbed the Ca
nadiens for the third time in
four starts. Syl Apps and Babe
Pratt were the big guns in the
Toronto attack. Apps collected
one goal and three assists, while
Pratt drew assists, on four of his
teams scoring plays.
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BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Dec. ID - (H)
For the folks who can't re-
member the last time they were
able to ask the butcher to chop
a round steak up into hamburg
er, Madison Square Garden to-
night offers a world lightweight
title fight between Tippy Lar
kin and Beau Jack.
This is the same world light
weight championship Sammy
Angott left in one piece when he
abdicated q few weeks back.
Since then, however, the New.
York State Athletic Commission
and the National Boxing Associ-
alton have been doing little
carving on it.
AS a result, when Tippy and
Beau finish failing each other
in their Is rounder, which Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs will lure a
gaudy gate of $4,000 and a
crowd of at least $4,000, the
neatly-stitched 135-pound title
dolly will start to come apart at
the beams.
POST CROWN
The New York Commission
hes arranged that the winner to-
night can stop dreaming of a
white Christmas, because the
135-pound crown-that part of
it recognized in New York and
New Jersey-will be handed to
him and that's a gift any of the
boys would like to find in his
sock Christmas morning.
But the MIA claims this title
recognition constitutes a case of
"hand picking" champion, and
will not sanction any head man
until nationwide tournament is
completed. So with New York
blessing tonight's winner, the
MIA aiming toward another
possibility and the Maryland
delegation still to be heard from,
it begins to look like open sea-
son.
There's talk Maryland may
recognize someone else altogeth-
err.
Tonight's Santa Claus job is
being done by General John j.
Phelan. The august head of the
New York Commission and his
co-commissioners orig n | y
agreed with the MIA idea. Then
in what MIA prexy Abe Greene
says was the about face of the
year the empire state solons de-
cided to give their blessing to
the victor between the slim Jer-
sey Italian and the busy little
Georgia Negro. Afterward, the
New York fistic fathers will
sponsor a tourney to decide who
will get first crack at the title"
thus won.
WINDMILL TYPE
Jack, a windmill kind of fight
er who skyrocketed out of the
locker room of the Augusta Ma
tional Golf Club couple of
years ago, is I 5 to 8 favorite to
turn the trick tonight, despite
the fact he was regarded as just