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Evening star., 1942-02-08
Reds Swap lombard
To Braves for Pair
OF Unnamed Men
One Will Be Announced
In May, Other in June;
Likely to Be Formed
BY the Associated Press.

0y tHS hSsOClAtcu TIcsss
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-Ernie Lom-
bardi - for 10 years first-string
catcher of<the Cincinnati Reds-was
traded to the Boston Braves tonight
for two players upon which the
clubs have not agreed, General
Manager Warren c. Giles of the
Reds announced.
Bill (McKechnie) told me that
Hemsley will be our first-string
catcher, so the club won't need
Lombardi," Giles commented.
The Reds acquired Rollie Hens
ley from the Cleveland Indians in
early December.
Giles said no cash was involved
in the deal and that the Braves and
Reds would. agree on one of the
Boston players to be exchanged for
the big catcher by May Is and the
other by June IS.
Travelling Secretary Gabe Paul of
the Reds quoted Giles as saying
that the two Braves acquired in the
deal probably would be farmed to
Redleg minor league clubs this sea-
son.
Lombard, affectionately nick
named big Schnoz," rated as one
Of the most popular players ever
to wear the red. He came here
from Brooklyn in 1882, and in 7
of the 10 seasons following bettered
the 300 batting mark.
He won the National League bat
ting championship and most valu-
able player award in 1888 when he
hit .342, batted in 95 runs and
dubbed 10 home runs.
His hitting dropped off to .264 last
season.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Gun Saves Hoya Five
As Marquette Bids
For Victory
Foe in Spirited RuIIy
Cuts Count to 35-34
As Contest Ends
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-George-
town University was saved by the
gun tonight when a thrilling Mar
quette rally seemed headed for VIC
tory. The Hoyas were ahead, IS to
"a at the end Of the basket ball
game, but saw their IS to 81 lead
dwindle fast in the final 56 seconds.
Burton Brils desperate long Mar
ouette shot made the score as 1t
stood and the gun sounded as the
ball landed on the floor.
Prior to the exciting finish, which
aroused the 5000 coliseum fans,
GEORGETOWN wasn't expected to have
too much trouble thanks primarily
to Center Bill Bornheimer, who hit
four baskets in a row at the start
of the second half.
Bornheimer couldn't hit a field
goal the first half, but his second
half efforts put his mates ahead, ~
to %, after 10 minutes OF play.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Hoyo Four Takes
New York Race

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-George-
towns relay team ran the second
fastest mile of the meet in win
ming it's race with st. Johns and
Colgate in the Millrose games
here tonight.
Fish, williams. James and
Short stepped the distance IN
1922, just a second slower than
the best time, made by Forham
quartet.
Maryland's relay team ran
fourth in its race, and Sprinter
Pat Carolan and High Jumper
Duke Alexander of the Terps
failed to place.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. T. Amateur
Athletic organizations in the United
States will send a team to the
Pan-American games in Buenos
Aires next November If the Govern
ment approves participation. Avery
Brundage. president of the United
States of America Sports Fedora
ton, said today. -
He reported, that all amateur
sportsmen interested in the fedora
ton agreed that the program should
be carried on II possible, and that
the State Department had been
asked for an expression Of its
opinion.
We're all ready to raise q team
that will make a good showing at
the games" Brundage said. But
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Favored Assb Season Debut Sn Fans by Finishing Sixth Bahamas
Win, Lose !:'::,: Q. or Draw
By FRANCIS (. STAN.
Only q Matter of Athletes Feet

Having freshly padded by resoute belonging
10 the the United States Table Tennis
byander himself ambuhed by the spokesman
of another midget spoa character by the name OF MOTIFS A.
eae that the distance most frequently
This is the distance between
the bases in baseball
happen personally acquainted with this
department. he has communicated from time
wrote from washington letter
addressed wherein inquired the brand
the St Louis Cardinals guzzng
with writes complain that whereas
frequently said distance so feet
nd MOTH feet.
have guessed Mr. Beale is soo man ano OF course
softbal is like that sunted ohoot OF lster
sport B times oba as base
District Of Columbia the Recreslon
has the Playground Depart
en Washgons perennial hardbaH sage can
only account orthodox baseball teams
Evening star., 1942-02-08
American Wolf
Scores Easily
AtHiaIeah
CholIedon Is Second
To Sheriff CuIkin
in West Indies
BY JOHN wILDS,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 7.-Heavily
laden Alsab, the 1941 juvenile
champion. was roundly beaten in
his 3-year-old debut today. but the
nce-incomparable Challedon made
a great comeback and finished Sec
ond in a fast tuneup.
Mrs. A. F. Sherman's American
Wolf, almost completely overlooked
by the crowd of 1876 attracted by
Hialeah Parks greatest card Of
name horses, whipped Alsab and
eight others in the 7-furlong 5000
Bahamas Handicap-a Kentucky
Derby preliminary.
AL Sabath's sensational colt, VIM
ner of his last 10 starts as 2-year-
old, wound up sixth, nearly six
lengths of the pace. Cheered as
he pranced onto the track alongside
a lead pony, Alsab drew scattered
boos and few answering handclaps
as he walked off.
Too Short for Challedon.
A feet sprinter, H. L. Myers
Sheriff Culkin, barely beat out the
fast closing Challedon in the
1,500 secondary feature over the
7-furlong course-too short for w.
L. Brann's campaigner to show his
real heart. The second prize of
$3.50 ran Challedon's lifetime win
nings to S322, ,485.
Alsab was favorite In the field
of 10 3-year-olds at odds of IS cents
on the dollar in the Bahamas.
American Wolf, a $3.50 for So
shot with Don Meade up, took the
s4510 first money by four lengths
with the utmost ease.
Mrs. E. Mulrenan's First Fiddle,
Mrs. E. G. Lewis Figgeritout, Mrs.
R. McIlvain's Bright Willie and
Circle ~ Ranch's Sir War were next
over the wire as named all heads
apart, with Alsab a length farther
away.
Requested is Eased-up Last.
Requested, Alsab's arch rival last
year and also making his seasonal
debut, finished an eased-up last.
The fractional time of the race
was: 0:232s, o:464s, 1:1l4s and final
time, l:243s.
Dispose won the race year ago in
track record time of 1:222s.
AlSab today had Conn McCreary
in the saddle instead Of his usual
pilot, r. L. Vedder. The colt, which
does not appear to have put on any
weight since finishing his brilliant
(See ALSAB, Page C-5D
Evening star., 1942-02-08
A. A. u. Set for Pon-Americon
Games if Government Okoys

naturally We couldn't go unless the
Government wanted us to go. In
addition to passports, we would
probably need airplane transporta-
ton, which the Government con-
trolls"
The Pan-American games. the
first ever held, are open to teams
from all countries in the Western
Hemisphere. ---.-..
Competition Is almost as cornpre-
hensiye as the Olympic Games EN-
bracfng Is or 20 sports.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Navy Gymnusts Score

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. Z -R.-NaYy's
debuting gymnastic team pushed
Illinois national collegiate and Big
Ten champions to the final event
before bowing, Is to 20, today.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Michiqun Coach Honored

Clifford Keen, in his 18th season
as Michigan's wrestling coach. has
been named on the Advisory Com
mittee to the 1912 N. c. A. A. Rules
Committee.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

sTotatp5- II 1 35 Totals 13 s34
lFrse srows missed--swiecisk, Milllnsi,
"a haeaY,t, Shnaa1sr 81 kqa EnsI.s ~ @sehmid. ehi
6ornhedner. OGrady (O, Martin.
Onhcials-Referee-Jim Enrtght tChi-
oago). Umpire-Jsck Trsvnicek (Armow
fech),
Evening star., 1942-02-08
Wurmerdum Sets World Mark,
VouIting IS Feet 3-8 Inch
Uses Borrowed Poles in MiIIrose Games;
MocMitcheII Wins Wonomoker in Alb


Feb 7-Usng borrowed poles when his own failed
to arrive California Warmedam raised the world
pole Is feet % nch at the Mrose games
in Madison Square Garden tonight
Evening star., 1942-02-08

(See ALSAB, Page C-5)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
PasCagOula National Bank
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr. 4 S Renfrue. Mrs H. =
prlirhard Miss Hazle Herring and
Miss oiets Renfroe were visit
oFg 10 Mobile "Wednesday
Mrs A l. Todd 81 Moss Point
and Mr. and Mrs EEsmets Gofi
and daughter. and Mrs Annie
Carter d Kreolr. spent the week
end At the New Prospect Camp
meeting grounds This Il tbs
first time N 46 years that Mrs
Todd had stayed overnight 81
the camp and she greatly enjoy
ed the experiences which brought
back old times "a her
Mrs Lynn Hooper. Mrs Bot
Breiand and Misses Margers
Dantzier and Mildred Cunning
ham Of this city were visitors
to Mobile last last Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
roRrNIcHrLY L U

The first meeting Of the year
Of the Forfnightly Club was held
IA the moe 81 Mrs n a Andre
IN pascaeuuia on Wednesday az
tefnoon
Mrs. ] T Thompson made the
opening address giving hopes
and plans of the cub for TIE year
Mrs. ! NJ Rivers gave a discus
SION Of the year book Mrs @ A.
Graham gave . talk on Meet
Our South American Neighbors
Refreshments were served 20
Mesdames X. " Durham. John
Cirlot. r c. Eley. G A Graham.
"A c Ravens. Maivs jackson,
J. d. Lowe. D II McCollum. J NJ
Rivers and J r Thompson and
Misses Bessie Cowsn and Adah
Head.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Mrs. ClcYton's Unit
Begins Period OF
Intensive Work

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Mrs. Bird Hostess
To Presbyteri0n
Circle No. 2

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Pastor ard Church
Women Attend ". +.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Birth OF q Son 10
Ne. and Mira n. G.
Herring Announced

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
WEEKLY BRIDGE CLUE

Mm = II Yields entertained
the Weekly Bridge Club IN her
home o. Tuesday afternoon Mrs
Forest Crabtree received ne club
hlgh seoft prize and Ar 4 7.
Howe the guest nigh score prize
Cub members enjoyed the pres
enee & several guests Cold
drinks sna sandwiches were
served following the games
1hoAe Nho enjoyed me after
NON together @ere Meadamfz
Forrest Cfabuee r r H0wie. M
an aays Eulmsfs Hull X y.
Knapp. r Z Davis. r l. DeLash-
n.ei and Thomas Couison
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
rnpHoMpru BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs ] P Buxard entertained
the ImpfomptB Bridge club in her
home on Thursday with . bridge
luncheon
Mrs A J Franklin received the
high score prize
Club members and guests who
enjoyed this pleasant affair to-
eeihef Wefe Mesdamea A j.
Franklin. c S Beardice. Thomas
Coulson- +. g Spann, Jr, h =.
Knapp. Roy Wsll0uby. w n Mel
son. Jr. and c b Armistead
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

Miss THERESA CESSNA returned
saturday 70 Philadriphis Pa. AZ
ter a several DAYS visit ia The
home Of Dr. and Mrs r { Eley
Mrs r. o MsbFy and little
daughter. Betty jean. we're mosssd
20 their home from the Jackson
County Hospital last week
Sergeant Tracy Thompson. Of
Kecsier Field. spent the weekend
with Wyatt G. Herring
II S Levy returned Thursday
from q several days visit 70 rel
auves In New York. n Y
Mr. and Mrs ] p Buzard spent
q few hours last Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs Al Tfesdwsy n
Mobile
Mrs Ouids BeaFdslee and Miss
Nancy Hoffman spent Saturday
afternoon IN Mobile.
Mrs l. X. Mcintosh and Hrs
John Macarthur spent Saturday
afternoon in Gulfpori with friends
and relatives
Mrs W. NJ Hawkins arrived
last week for 3 visit IN tire home
u Dr.. and Mrs J. T Thompson
and Mrs W H. Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs Braxten Hobby
and little daughter Of Mobile were
guests for the weekend II ire
homes OF Mr. and Mrs b 3 Hob
dy and Mr.. and Mrs Z D Mar
timex
Mrs Lynn Hooper, Mrs " H
Barber and Mrs r. q Hreelsnd
we're visitors 70 Mobile Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Glynn Miller and
attle daughter. GIenda .. e
Georgetown. S c. are enjoying
a yisit 70 friends and relatives IN
Pascsgoula and Moss Point
Glenn Torres. who Is > student
a. Perkins0n Junior College,
spent the weekend with MS par
ents Mr.. and hrs. = Torres
Mrs S J Heit0n ard Mrs Al
van Ladd, enroule from Houston
Texas. 10 Aiabama. for 3 visit q
relstives. were guests for = les
hours this week II TIE heale =
Mr and Mrs x F Fttznef.
Mr and Mr. Hafiwell Mecol
lam returned Saturday from Bay
springs Miss. after . fea days
visit 10 Mrs MecoIIums parents
Mr and Mr. ] A MeFzflsnd
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csugbGer. Doftle. ieff Thursday
~ JON Lieutenant Mixson fa 5
tea days visit II Baton Rouge
IA before E0ing T. Shreveport
la where they Win rake aleif
h0ule
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sunday ia NeW Orleans
Mrs K ? DAYS EFF lass seek
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Warrington y {
Sergeant James Grady BToNn
returned sunday = Jackson
Miss. after 3 several days Tazlf
here 10 ms brother. Gst Brown.
sho accompanied nlm = JACK
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

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street.
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Nee Orleans "Wednesday nlghi IN
futei he4 @n Ensign nsnne
Fns1efle mho waa 81 asinsgsa ffN
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fafioaaFh beiore being assigned
g. satlse post
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~ ~ ana Mrs AsehsbAia \
GraMsek baae them RoathVe on.
ttse8 departure ffUsn rnmAaauls
"Wednesday ~ lass meek At aFas.
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rtiiadelphis where Ar Gmmak
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julia Mae and son. taiAsn ~ l.
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daughteF 81 NJ and Mrs. v p
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Wednesday. from Bannpr Fla i
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hsf daughter. MfM r r. southmll
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and Mira Souihall viii d. inter
esting news 80 friends ~ ihe farm
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newcomer has bern named ~F3of
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Soushaifn sister. Miss Florpnes
Cfnne.
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week end guest their sen refeY
Seal. who l. IN lise service 81 hlk
country and who recently enlist
80 Sc Ne0 Orleans
Mrs. II a. Yswn 81 Fuliou
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the horne o. her parents. Mf snd
Mr. II y cudabac ST., Femaln
ms with them until Tuesday q
this week
Mrs Newton cooney. nee Ruth
KfeEa. departed saturday foF Los
Anaeles Calf. where she vii
loln her husband. Newton Coon
ey. who Is In she navy and atso
stationed Ia that city Mrs.
Coonry will remain there until
III coofey s transferred - ar
other point
hsfa Joe v Krrbs left Monday
morning for Mobile ~tefe she wtii
undergo treatment ~ nhe pfovA
dsrlce inffruasFy
NJ ard Mrs 4 r Bl6hop and
ne Iaiiefa mother. Mrs q s
Putnam sent 70 HatfiesburK Sun
80 for q visit with Mrs pts
mans sister. Mrs. ~ L hstten
who IS ~ On their return tes
sLapped IT BihoNs Tor 3 visit wita
afgilsef sister Mrs. T & fsim
Mm II " Hague snd dsasb
-. Judy have survived iF0m GaN
I0fflla fof : vt.lt Nifb Mr. HeK
pafsniz Mf. and Mrs George :
Hague
M X 3 Mahafiey depafte1
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her mother. Mrs d, J Iohaan
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parents. Mf and Mr. CeuM
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

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La gaceta., 1942-03-03

Herman Goering, Reichs
marshall des Grossdeutschen
Reiches, Primer Ministro de
Prussia y Presidente del la
mado "Reichstag', es Ell po-
seedor de inumerables titulos
Y de tantas 6rdenes y condo
coraciones que nj aun su pee
cho f~alstafiano puede osten-
tarlas todas a la vez. Pero tie
ne un derecho, mucho meJor
ganado que no todas sus con-
decoraciones y tftulos, a ser
llamado ell mayor ladr6n que
la historic ha conocido.
Els una caracteristica de la
insensibilidad moral a que han
descendido los alemanes en La
actualidad, la vanidad del Ma
riscal y su amor a la ostenta-
ci6n, sus palacios, sus immune
rabies automobiles, sus parti-
das de GAIA, su collection de
cuadros, su placer barbarico
en- coleccionar copas de orc y
espadas cuajadas de piedras
preciosas. TODD aquello que
Goering llama hoy EN- dfa su-
yo, es producto del robo. Guam
do Sr. Knickerbocker, Ell pc
riodista estadounidense, publi-
co las cuentas que en- los bancos
extranjeros poseian dos paladi-
mes del Tercer Reich, Herman
Goering figuraba en- la lista con
unos cuantos centenares de mi
les de marcos. Los alemanes al
enterarse de que Himmler,
Hess, Prick, Frank y otros ha-
bian colocado parte de sus for
tunas a salvo en- ell extranJero,
encontraron que era natural
que su Gordifl6n hubiera toma-
do semejantes precauciones.
Cuando era tan solo Ministro
de Prussia, Goering no tenia va
la necesidad de vivir de su sala-
rio. Una plumada sola era sufi-
ciente para convertir la propie-
dad del estado en- suya, propia,
10 suficiente para expropiar jul
dfos o bien para aceptar gracio-
samente suS "~regalos". Pero to-
do este era tan solo ell comienzo,
los primeros pasos del aprendiz.
Sc convirti6 en- ell mayor ladr6n