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Evening star., 1943-11-30
Liquor Board Plans
To Propose Changes
In Beverage Control
Rules Being Drafted
Designed to Facilitate
Holiday Purchasing

Chairman Thomas E. Lodge of thu
Alcohol Beverage Control Boarc
said today that the board hoped
to submit to the District Commits
sioners "at the earliest possible
date" recommendations for change.
in local liquor laws and indicated
that these proposed regulation
would be designed to facilitate the
handling of the holiday seasona
buying.
The board, which has been hold.
ing conferences for some weeks with
all branches of the liquor industry
said that several more meeting.
with the industry would be helc
before the recommendations will be
sent to the city heads.
The board has accepted an invita-
ton from Chairman Van Nuys o1
a Senate judiciary subcommittee tt
talk with his committee, which il
investigating the liquor situation
However, the board was not certain
exactly when it would be called
to Capitol Hill.
Meanwhile, hearings before the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board or
charges against Bernard Bobb, 1913.
125 G street NV. involving the al.
legged sale of 81 cases of liquor to 6
West Virginia dealer, were ordered
continued yesterday until pm
Tuesday, December 7.
Ida Bobb, sister-in-law Of Mr.
Bobb, who holds a class A (off- -sale)
license at 1923 E street Sc. where
Mr. Bobb Is alleged to have pur-
chased II of the cases in question
denied any knowledge of the trans
action.
Brother Testifies.
Earlier in the hearing Benjamin
Bobb, brother of Bernard Bobb, told
the ABC Board that his brother
needed liquor to sell to mar
named "Triplett," who said it was
to be used for a veterans organiza.
ton for the benefit of the Rec
Cross. Benjamin said he had sole
his brother some liquor.
The ABC Board has cited Bernard
Bobb for a number of alleged VIC.
lations of the local liquor regula
tions. John O'Dea, assistant cor.
poration counsel in charge of ABC
legal work, attempted to show tha
81 cases of liquor-20 from Bernard
Bobb and II from the deal with hi!
brother-were intended for a dis
tributor in Martinsburg, w. Va.
A truck driver and another man
arrested at the time the liquor wa.
seized in June on a truck near tn,
E street address, were said to have
forfeited $25 on charges of trans.
porting more than IL quarts with.
out a bill of sale or memorandum
as required by law.
Attorneys Harry T. Whalen ane
Charles E. Ford constantly obiectee
to the statements of police regard.
ing what they were told by tn.
driver of the truck as mere heresay
A subpoena to the driver and sew.
eral other persons in West Virgins
were returned.
When the case is resumed. Mr.
O'Dea will place on the stand &
witness from the Internal Revenu,
Bureau and police who handled thu
seized liquor in an effort to identif,
IL as the liquor taken on the truck
Evening star., 1943-11-30

1853 years of the United States Ma.
'rine Corps.
Pictures show American marines
waiting to attack, drinking water
from a trailer tank, and pushing
supplies along roller carrier. They
do not show American casualties
which were announced officially as
heavy"
Significantly, there Is only one
picture of a japanese prisoner
marching In front Of two srim
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Calls
For Wide Probe
of Liquor Here
District Committee
Head Also Asks Action
On Pending Questions
BULLETIN.

Action by the House on the
Randolph bill to fix the Dis
trict-Virginia boundary at
the present high-water mark
on the Virginia shore, unex-
pectedly was deferred today
when two members, Repre-
sentatives Case of South Da-
kota and Stefan of Nebraska,
both Republicans, objected.
Chairman Randolph Of the
House District Committee an
nounced the measure would
be brought up again on the
next District day." Decem-
ber 13.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Fined for Mistress

Eight part-time defense wardens
were fined $40 each in Doncaster
England, for wearing civilian de-
fense uniforms and boots when Of,
duty. ,,---....- >
Evening star., 1943-11-30

Americans Only relatively few
enemy fighters were taken alive
for most of the estimated 4,00C
Japanese imperial marines were
wiped out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

brothers OF the cutters murdered my people Ale
her face became convused and she fumbled her
Then. breathing deeply she stood upright
But she whispered IN have thousand lives Of you
for each Of mine you have slaughtered"
watched her like puzzled bear Her face
mask in which her eyes burned like Goals Then sud
she smiled brilliant sidelong smile that sent the
to his head
| AXE to where I can drink wine" she commanded.
ey walked 20 a wine shop where pirates lolled under
ie sheet lanly Italian respondent stained white
lmped TO his feet and swept a low bow
lack dancing master Bellamy snapped This here's
.rgherita smiled into the Italians eyes.
ne side scum" Beamy threw the Italian several feet.
e Italian jumped TO his feet whipping out sword,
he fight was on The Italian quick his feet
good swordsman. But he was no match for Bethany
hat slashing sword which finally felied HIM with
mt across his mouth
he next moment his friends tore into Bellamy like
k OF wolves
netting ripped into his back lie wheeled and
ng axe struck him side blow his shoulder. He
n his knees peeung through fog Of blood
er point scored his ribs Someone screamed He
taste blood Sand his mouth
hen he awakened something horrible was happening
arm. Close above him was the face Of Margherita,
nd aloof she poured wine into The cash above his
next consciousness was that he was aboard the
lerta But for days he knew nothing but dcrum.
c morning ne opened his eyes to white cloths
with water hanging TO cool the air. Margherita sat
his berth sewing.
N helped me-"
she smiled Because I need you"
week later ne able 90 sit the cool Of the deck.
lerita moved past him He reached for her hand and
by she was in his arms, close, warm, vibrant. her
iouth reaching for his.
ye lady" he said. Il love thee
moved away he struggled to his feet and no
the clumsy bolt thud on her door.
ct in heart" he muttercd against it Il love thee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

MOT two days they sighted sail to the northward.
1t big ship and through the glass they could
that she carried the French flag.
carrn' the Kings share Red she urged. Think
of all the gold and jewels In her hold Take her and I'll
promise you shall be the last Then you'll live the life
want to-with me"
The hght a brief The French ship taken
wholly by surprise easy victim.
Then began the slaughter Of all board. The bloody
work done.
But it was with increduity that he saw Margherita
knee beside the captains body and cut off his head
"A souvenir" she said laughing. "A souvenir of our
She disappeared the cabin and called the mate.
lie brought small cask into which the head would fit and
filed IL with rum
Again two days later and Red Bellamys swept
Tortuga beach Boats put off from the shore.
In the FIRST Governor Ogeron and They
climbed aboard and Beamy doffed his feathered hat
They had a brief palaver, and Ogeron started down
the ladder 20 his gig
"' Tis mortal warm sighed Margherita "Belamy 60
20 my cabin and bring fan"
Obediently the pirate turned away AS BE disappeared
below the mate up to Margherita Under his he
the small cask in which the French captains head
she called 20 him:
"A special present for you, Excelency. open it when
reach shore"
1t was long after this that number of boats filled
heavily armed set forth from shore and bore
down the Margherita.
Bellamy and Margherita practically alone the
ship Suddenly he heard firing of muskes the deck.
He dashed out and met by three penen who pressed
him against the bukhead with their points
He thrown into one Of the boats and taken ashore
way the forts ne many of his in chains
being logged along the dusty road.
The next day heavily chained he brought before
Ogeron there beside the governor the smiling
Margherta and table before him the CHASTITY head of
the French captain
He was told that he be hanged within the hour.
The Spanish lady the Governor said sweetly "She
has given much useful information about thy foul dongs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

TEN DAYS later the Margherta ready for foray on
] the Main. She sailed after, and her fame grew
along the Caribbean hell-shp that fought anything
that oaed At first Belamy kept 20 the beaten tracks
But rlmored around Tortuga that he a
wolf preyed his kind welland this despite
the oath the Brotherhood Of the Coast not to modest
another
One day Belamy awakening after dead sleep lay back
a cloth watching Margherita where she sat.
"'TIs time we went ashore" he told her I'm sick O.
these sinking decks Besides got gold enough to buy
country. The hlbusters will send navy agin they
find what about It's better TO settle ashore
and spend some Of these gold pieces
Wen hide them" she said coolly And then take
another golden cargo. After that. maybe"
They set for island that has been the object
of many search II is In the Caribbean that is
all may be Of the barren keys off Florida
day searchers will turn up dozen skeletons and
them will find ancient coins and fortune in gold
and jewels Some day-maybe.
The Margherta dropped anchor off this peaceful island
And so next day while dozen squabbling
ashore and hiding their loot we'll supplied with wine and
brandy the Margherta suddenly weighed anchor
and sailed away.
They were traitors whispered the dark girl They
were plotting mutny"
'EIol the dogs I'll go back and slay EN-"
'"You can go back a day" Margherita said
They did and found them poisoned by the wine and
brandy
Now we have dead men to guard our treasure" she
smiled.
The buried in hole and the dead
piled atop it, And the Margherita sailed away with
small who watched another like strange dogs
mo matter" the girl said in Belamys that night
I'VE will make last raid And we Will sail into Toruga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

The Usual End of the oldTime Pirate Was the
Hangman's Rope This Rare Old Engraving Shows a
Buccaneer Doing the "Hempen Dance" at Execution
Dock, a Warning TO Others Who Hoped for Easy
PicSings Under the jolly Roger.
He sat duly awaiting the end Finally he heard a
furry of drums.
Il would her, first" he muttered.
He marched between jeering wenches 20 a gallows
where the low tide left mud flats
He stood on the platform, the rope already adjusted
listening 20 the jeers
man appeared.
She'll not come capn" he said calmly
WHAT lie strained at his ropes. They've got her
prsoned"
Nay. She says to tell e she's drnkin' wine wi the
governor"
Belamy hung his head until shove threw him of the
platform and the rope frightened around his neck
For three months about Marghera Ogeron's mis-
tress. Then she died-of a swift fever they said.
And with her died the secret OF Red Belamys treasure
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
THE GREATER CAMEL
Soldiers
Plead FOR
Golf Balls
By EDGAR HAYES

Corn. James -. Moore, some
where in the Southwest Pacific
zone, pens an appeal 10 golfers
OF Detroit:
I'VE have a place 10 play golf
and all the clubs we need hut
balls are noneXistent We
had two for "A while and then
lost one We solved that for
a while two of us would go
out and play alternate holes but
that ball was lost and now we
are asking our friends to help
Us out.
I'VE aren't asking for new
balls hut just that they are
playable A number Of De-
trOit boys are here and would
like 10 play IL our friends re-
spond."
Through. the courtesy Of Ed
Reuttinger' of Lowe and Camp
bell and Ken Beckett, three
dozen playable b allS were
mailed the day the letter ar
rived 49, If you have any
you'd Ike 10 send 10 the boys
drop them by The Detroit
Times sports department and
Wen see they are sent on
promptly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
BONHAM FOURTH

Ernie Bonham another cast
ron Yankee. is fourth IN the Won
lost column Win - and S for a
percentage Of co. Ernie allowed
only - II runs per game and lust
shade behind Bonham IS Mickey
Ilaefncr ~ Washington who won
~ contests and lost s for n mark
~ SIS and an earned run aver
ace OF 90
Tommy Bridges pitching main
stay OF the Tigers who recently
vas taken 10y tho draft. was sew
enfh I'm earned runs with = 80 ard
Nern Kennedy Of Cleveland was
eighth pulling down 245 Bridges
won D. games Kennedy won 10
and both io-' r
Although Mace Brown of Bo,-
ton Won >IN games and lost ,iN
in ms 40 listed contests be- was
second n tho earned run column
WITH - - In a somewhat similar
position is Mike Naymck Of
Cleveland. whose 30 ERA placed
BIN sixth. although he won only
four games and lost an equal
number
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

only three men with college ex-
perience CPO Jimmy Klein played
at Pitt, Seaman lie Charles Teach
saw action at Long Beach (CaD
Junior College and 1t. (ig) Beryle
Sacks played for a college in
Providence. r. /.
Beyond this trio. Gallagher de-
ponds on high school material.
Seaman l'c Dave Hawk of Graf
ton. O. Seaman lIc George Totem
OF Sharon Pa, and specialist lie
Stan Totoritls are probably the
best of the latter group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Lake. Dearborn Navy. Toledo
Navy and Toledo University None
OF the scores was even close.
The victories, following a 1912
AZ record OF is wins and 6 losses.
speak we'll for the endeavors Of
the navy quintet and coach 1t
Dick Gallagher
The caEerS work out only when
they can. with most of the prac-
tIco sessions scheduled in The eve
nluG They spot most opponents a
big handicap OF experience.
1t Gallagher was conditioned
70 the griefs of coaching before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Schwartz Takes Job

PALO ALTO. Cal. Dec 1s
Marchmont Schwartz. head
football coach AZ Stanford Uni
verslty. received a onC-year leave
Of absence today 10 accept q pub
lie relations position with an oil
company IN Wichita.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Miss Mclaughlin Wed

CHICAGO Doc. ~ DINSl
Barbara Mclaughlin daughter of
Mai Frederic Mclaughlin. Chi
Cago coffee merchant and owner
Of the Chicago Black Hawks
hockey team. and Mrs Irene
Castle Mclaughlin was married
today 10 Woman Irving Kruetz Of
Darlington Wis al the McLaugh-'
In home IN suburban Lake For
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

he entered tho navy. For seven
years, he tutored football and baS-
ketball at Ironton (Ohio) High
School.
Among his products there was
George McAfce. halfback who be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

came an ALI
American and
backheld pillar
of the Chicago
b Q arS.s G. a J.
lagher later
coached in an
assistant capac-
Ity at William
and Mary Uni
verSitY
Around him
at Crosse lie
this wear he has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
ANOTHER MARK

However the leagues mounds
men produced no less than 29 men
who worked i5 innings or more
and finished with an earned run
average If loss than three runs.
That % total surpassed ANYTHING
in that department since 1913
when 30 huTicr, finished under
the thrce-run mark
Johnny Murphy tho Yankees
famed rclcf expert enjoyed a fne
season winning II games and
dropping four 90 wind up third
in won lost percentage and
twelfth IN the earncd run column.
Sol so with Luw8n Harris NJ
the Philadelphia Athletics who
gave NO The most runs 10 the
most earned runs 10l the great
est number Of games. p and ran
W tho longest losing streak, l3
straight
Rookie Allie Reynolds Of Cleve-
land led the Strlkeout artists by
tanning l5l Chandler and Trout
led the Stutout division. each
Nth Eyq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
DANNING A SERGEANT

Harry banning one Of the
best CatcherS m the National
League has been promoted 20
sergeant a. Long Beach, Cal.
whore he is IN the ferry com
mand .e. The Second ArYny
basketball team AZ Memphis
has six former baseball players
Erwin DuSak Of the Card.
mails Ken SiIvertti Of the Yam
KEGS, Jimmy Brown Of the Car
dlnals Al Flair Of The Boston
Red SoX. Lou Roedc OF the
Chattanooga team and Fritz
Bernard Of the Southeastern
League
Ted Williams spectaculs
right-handod hitter for tho
Boston Red Sox before he On.
listed. was interviewed when he
graduated from Bunker Hill
Naval Air Station recently
He said his biggest thrill was
tho homo run at Briggs Stad-
Wm that gave tho American
League a victory over the Ma
ilCnal League IN the All Star
game He also called Hank
Grccnbcrg the best student of
the game
Pvt Frank lloinacki BEDFORD
High football and basketball
coach before entering the serv-
ice, IS now stationed al Ham
mer Field Fresno. Cal. where
he IS a physical instructor in
the air corps
lloinacki formerly was a star
athlete at Northeastern High
and later al Indiana University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

n V basket
bali record
In their first
five games Of
tho Curren I
season, the Ma
viatorS ronpcd
to FIVE easy tri-
unphS T h g y
turned back in
s u CCe sSion
a Windsor pro
club St Mary s
q { Orc N I'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Little Time to Drill,
But They re Winning

For team that practices only
after the working day is done and
relies heavily on boys OF high
school age. Crosse lie Naval Air
Station is quietly grinding out a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
ABE'S FAR AWAY

Ensign Louis Brooks. coach
~ the naval recruiting station
baseball team here two sum-
merS back sends along a season
greetings from his base hospital
somewhere IN the Southwest
Pacific II carries a design
by our. old friend Abe kgShHeF
who IS with him
Bill Cloutier Of Hazel Park
is one OF the basketball players
al Fort Miles Del He is a
sergeant Bill won three
letters in basketball al Hazel
Park High, also awards IN track
and baseball The coach Of
the team IS Tt Edwin Taylor
Of Louisville who played short
stop and third base for the Bal
timOre Orioles IN the Interna-
tl0nal League
Terry Moore, center fielder
for The 81 Louis Cardinals.
contributed two hits as his
team the Balboa Brewers. de-
fcafed the Cuban An Stars re-
Gently Mickey Harris for
mer Boston Red SoX pitcher,
vas the winning hurlcr
Johnny Mize. first baScman for
the New York Giants has been
on SlCl; leave He is now
back AZ cambridge Md. taking
"a course in physical instruction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
LOWEST SINCE 1919

Spud'S earned run average-l.64
is the lowest IN the American
League since Walter Johnson OF
the Washington Senators held OPP
posing battcrS 10 lag earned runs
per game in 1919.
The hard-working Georgian was
in 30 games and pitched 2o3 m
ninps a total topped by only three
other hurlcrS
Spud pitched to 91S men allowed
1e7 hits and 81 runs Only 40 oi
these runs we're earned, however
and Spud further tied up the
league pitching title boy finishing
third in number Of StrikeouiS, "ith
13i
Chandler total Of 20 games
won and 4 lost. which gave hun
an average OF 1873 was not APP
proached by any one else. The
loops other 20-gamc winner Paul
ODizzv) Trout of the Detroit
Tigers. lost - games which
placed him twelfth IN won-loS,
percentage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Chandler S ERA
Lowest Since
johnson

NEW YORK. Dec. Is QNS)7-
The official American League
pitching records for the past sea-
son revealed tonight that Sturgeon
(Spud) Chandler, square jawed.
hard-eyed New York Yankee
hurler. was the leagues top
moundSman OF 1913,
With scores of star hitterS In
the armed services. the pitching
literally smothered the draft
weakened batting opposition in
the greatest overall loop perform
anCe seen since 1918.
Spud. who led the Yankees 10 a
World Series triumph over the
Cardinals with two mound VIC
tories. topped every finger IN the
league in both won-lost percentage
and earned run average.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17
Hr1mrrHn1r @uilu @tHpatrh

charter members. J. II. Bvjugcrs. !.
I. kIttrrll, {. u. Tanner ami I. ".
AlcCH"cNCn were p.v-vu; al uS
meeting and were SCI recognized.
Alex 5. Watkins, president nl ,Hr
CLUB. who presided. announced the
directors had voted 20 invest $500 81
the clubs funds III NJ. bonds SIC
Rotary ". {. Gates also reported ,.,-
ion of the directors u TCCumwyHG-
ing that laulcS' night bv avld IN May.
and the club approved The decision.
Offering OF the clubs quarters toy
the class III airpluuv Spuitug WAS
also approved by the iU.. member
ship.
tnAd WcStCr who has been Junior
k.WanIan from Henderson nigh
school Tor the pas, month pgvs,u,-
,d his successor. C.'y.u FulNur..
who Was welcomed into the club ~
jasper Il. Hicks.
President Watkins informed the
club that small packages Cd. y.-as-
rt,rs on l"v t..blvs Nc, Tn, AIT e.,
Carl tv-alH. salesman ius tHy Icy
huiGs I.ruCcu Company.
SvNNru. Mv"sycr> H.G gurs's with
H,m at 'au mvv,HS .rG these were
E,v..u.a;i AMI w,.,..yd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17
Butner Man
At
Bond Rally
Program Arranged
For IL am. Monday
At Service Center;
Gardner Is to Preside

LiCutcuunt Bondurant. of Camp
Eutu,r. Is e. speak al u bond rally
arranged Hv the Junior WomIu'S club
Monday III i a. m. III front OF the
Service Mems Center on BrcCilvII-
ridge and Wvchv streets, il MAS an
uylucyd today hv MrS. W. ID. Payne.
president Of the club and III charge
q, arrangements.
IT,, speaker Is bond sales chau-
".au 90 me Gp2ud Engineer Camou-
:..&v H.''..!nu At Camp Butucr. The
CaaH. EG'urr arrangements were III
v....-v 60 Lieutenant Gordon Nnanp.
:. (. Gardner. chairman If war
hyli .a.,. tor Vance county. VIII
90 -..:g a. the meeting on the street.
,ua vii. present Mayor Henry I.
Powell vino ~ turn will prcSCit;
..r... sr.."' Bnrdurant.
la. rGI'civ alter the program tie
club ..n.p Will take over then bond
booths. one in front of the Citizens
b.!E y Trust Company and the
.iLvr 90 the First National Iauk.
y part Of the program arranged
'",-, H... he several numbers by the
tl..G.. E.n high school band.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-17
Henderson Band Wins
Highest Contest Rating
High School Group
Commended by Judge;
Four Other Bands
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