The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 184, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 30, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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PSSSI
TCESDAY, JULY
1
PAGE POUR
Duke of Windsor
Sails For U. S.
Popular Hardy Family at Strand
LISBOtN. July JO. <AP) — The
Duke of Wlndapr plan* to Mil for
the United Staten with hie American-
horn duchern next Thursday on an
American export liner en route lo
hla post as governor of the Bahamas.
Announcement, of the duke's Im-
pending departure was made last
night by the British embassy.
By Eddie 'Briets
NEW TORK. July 30. .AP) —The
when and it Smilin' Pill Terry goc*
sciIIicr tv ho cover t he UtaM
into the front office, RPijr Juries*
will he the new mnuager^ When
Ducky Med wick hatted sixth Hun*
day a^aln.-i the Card*. it #waa the
lowmt »jH*t in the hat tin*: order be
•fra* occupied Mince h«* Ikh nmo a star.
Pitcher* with winninjr «tn%k«
stay away from the A>. They broke
! Muck Newsom's 13 came utrini Sun-
! day, just like they broke Schoolboy
i Fowe's It* k amer In 1 S»34. Why did
thoae three bie longue scouts go to
Ifucalo Sunday to watch Rookie Hal
White of the Klsons pitch that 2t*
hitter? They . could hare saved aP
that carfare by reading the rave no-
tice in nil the eastern sfTeSts.
By CHAUS F. STEW AST
Central Press Columnist
UNCLE 8AM is on tits anxious
Wt, for obvious reasons, as to ths
possibilities of mischief-msklng kg
Herr Hitler in our hemisphere U
tee contemplates his clean-up In
HH western JBu-
‘ ■ I rei*
§|£8l|& W °ur -Amor i-
i S can attention
anlL 1 has been sc
much concen-
Jtl trated on that
■ fly aspect of the
developing situ
B ation ttiat signs
■ of Russian wor-
- r.v the rap
®PPi jBHHH id progress of
mEiShSHH the Nasi con-
Adolf Hitler quest pretty
generally have
been disregarded by Yankee ob-
servers. Our state department,
however, doesn't entirely ignore
them.
In fact, some of our foreign ex-
perts are of the opinion that Adolf
is near the breaking point with’
Comrade Stalin: that outright
friction between them is due in the
near future. To be sure, nobody
questions that the efficient Ger-
mans. left to themselves, could dis-
pose of the Internally disorganised
Russians in short order. Still. Use
badly-led. poorly-trained Russians
are extremely numerous and have
unlimited natural resources, which
the Nazis are very shy on. The
conclusion is that the Fuehrer.;
with a rampant (even If partially
licked) west on his hands, must be
considerably embarrassed with mil-
lions of ugly Muscovites hammer-
ing at hla back door—If It should
come to that.
Communism Versus Nazi-tan
As everybody knows. Stalin's
Communism and Hitler's Nazi-ism
always were violently In conflict—
each is as different from the other
as both are from Democracy.
i By the 'Associated Vrce*
■Pinny l)mut shut out ratlins list
.right, holding the Texan* to two
hits while his Tulsa mates scored a
lone tally."'
,1 It’Was the best lilclit the ItSS.tktO
former «'hiea*i> pitcher has had
since he came baek to the Ti-xtis
league to try to resale some of the
form he knew In the majors.
The Victory made his game -record
si* won and three lost.
The league leading Houston Buf-
faloes collected 11 hits and 5 run*
to iluinn Beaumont into the score
less milks. Sam Nahem watt ere,
eight Beaumont hit*. -
lingers Hornsby's Oklahoma Olt;
Indians snapped out of tt slump am
slapped down Fur: Wurth dl-4. Or -
Vail Grove held the Cats ilities* for
sir Innings. / *!•
Boh llimcrlef chalked up his nine ]
tcenlh victory of the season as Run ■
Antonio whipped Shreveport 7-3. '
Today’s Games s- a
Tulsa at Dallas, night.
Houston, at Beaumont, (Jay,
Ok la. City at Ft. Worth, night.
Shrevepgrt at San Antpnlo, nlttjit. j
IMS BA./
Today’s Guest Star
Jack Ml ley, Sew York Post:
"From the broke of things as ’Sara-
toga's first mutuel lietting race meet
got underway, they’re going to have
to conscript boss players if they
want to keep (ho sellers In the tick-
et windows from going lo *!ep."
0b. LIGHT
JkaL Ninth. JalU.
PwvMsKNOWI
J. E. PATT1LLO
109 Haiand Bldg.
Phone* m & 735
Traditional Ram
Meet The Nutty Adam* Family
Tnll Tab's framt the Keillaiids
Tht- (’inch)fmti Ttctfc are so *ro*»d
th:it Mike Ib'jun, he* Southern ass«*-
riafioii uliiKKvr. b.xak into the
line1 up. And nil bo has in his favor
is a 4404 hatting a vein go. a mark
«»f ,I4?» in his first l»3 game- with
(’hattannoRA ami a 4*0 f««»t htmi**-
run i»«*ko.
RepreieMativt
SOUTHWESTERN LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
imon was built by Law-
WzMilngton. * George'*
It contained only eight
They hooked up together recip-
rocally 100 per cent seHMily.
Hitler’s object was to keep
rooms And an attic, but after
George married Martha and
moved ip, it waz enlarged to 1#
Malm from jumping on Mm from
behind while the Nazis worn oceu-*
pied to the westward.
Stalin'* notion manifestly ■»
that Nazl-iitic Hitler and Fucirtl-
cal Mussolini were on the verge of
getting into a long-drawn-out war
with Democracy. /
He calculated that this wai
would bleed both aide* white.
At that juncture, with Nazis,
Fascist* and Democrats alike flat
on their backs and gasping, tt was
his plan, to hop in and Communis*
lthe whole world bi next to no time
The program didn't work out aa
per Josef Stalin's specifications
The war. aa between the Nazis
{(the Fascists being only a aide-
show) and the democracies didn't
prove to be long-drawn-out and
exhausting—it was a German
blitzkrieg.
Now it doesn’t look so much as
if Russia might Communize the
It looks more
Arlington 1‘urk bettors have the
esteem of all u» lowin' ho** players*.
I Tins other (lav an o;(t burner named
I Arcadian, the favorite, came home a
I lagging last — amt the crowd swarm-
j eil down t» the rail and gave the
I nag a raraberry he"il never forget!
i Hat* off to the friends of little Book
j hurst college who scraped up *»!>((.a**H
| \otes and got Don Carney onto the
| all star foot hall squad. Under the
airtight accounting system at I-
you can get a complete oth-
department financial picture,
budget frankly show* it costs
a rear to maintain '"Mike." the
Xa some perta of Mexico there
ant lotteries for dead souls. Tho
ommM of deported persona are
-listed, each with a number, end
at mess Is promised to the win-
ner*. The lucklesa once receive
* blanket Maas, qp*'
- * * * *
Du temperature of the water
tn President Roosevelt's svrtm-
jnbK pool at the White House Is
kqpt at exactly 88 degrees at
*U times, which la, the average
heat of Georgie s Warm Springs.
* • •
y Mustard was first used In the
powdered form a* a table condi-
ment tn the 18th century. A
Durham. Brtgland, woman ground
uome mustard seeds by hand,
put the powders through a fine
sieve to remove the bran. Later
dm went into the mustard-grind-
ing business, preparing the con-
diment for Klng^George and
r.cw
Rohool's
cot!
coot ID
Si „
MASHfP
AUl
REAL PIT
rest of the world,
as if Germany might Nazi-tae
Russlm tl
Of course, this prospect InfUri- 1
ates Joe Stalin.
Suspicious An Along
. True. Joe's been suspicious of
1 Adolf all along.
I He’s tried to get what he con-
sidered Russia's share of Poland.
He's made his grabs in Finland
1 and the little Baltic countries
He's tried to head Germany off as
far as he could, with, a view to the |
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waters.
| But Stalin la a total fizzle. in
comparison with Adoff Hitler, as
an international negotiator
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• As to the newspapers, the Swed-
ish Aftonbladet says there is “noth-
ing left but the shell of the Russo-
German pact." A Swedish paper
(wouldn't say that if tt didn't
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f “Now's the time.” adde the Af-
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r Says another Scandinavian jour-
pal: - -
“Much as some Americans an-
ticipate Nazi aggression in the
New World, with far better reason
the Russians are anxious about
Mitt a Germany dominant In eeia-
tral and Western Europe would
mean to them.’’
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 184, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 30, 1940, newspaper, July 30, 1940; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth557786/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.