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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27
Tonight's Softball

Park softball games tonight. 6.l5.
city league-Teamsters VS.. John
son Paint Co. Mckinley No. 2.
city league-Iverson Walker
Brake Service vs.. French Bakery, Nc
kinley No. /.
Commercial league-Retal Clerks
vs.. Postoffiee. Harmon: Buffelen
Lumber VS.. Wheeler Oseood, Jefferson
No. !; Tacoma Drug Co. vs. Si7er q
Co. Stewart; Office Outfitters vs..
Weyerhseusers. jefferson No. 2
Games for Tuesday. els D. m:
CITY A league-Alt Heidelberg VS.
Cammsrano Brothers. Mckinley No. a
CITY " league-Acttve Club v. War
tenoe Service. Mckinley No. /. Purse
seiners vs.. White Esgle Tavern. Port
land ave
>er,ice-Nets- Bank of California vs.
Eiks Club, Harmon. Y NJ B. c VS..
Eagles Aerie No 3. Jefferson No. /:
Knights Of Columbus We United
Commercial Travellers. jefferson No. 2.
Busher league-Waller Road Owls
vs.. Refiners. Edison: Gee Street Club
vs.. n. p. Freight Office. Jason Lee:
Woodmen Of World vs.. Auto Clinic.
Stadium.
Park Junior A baseball games June
a. 4=30-Fern Hill Rockies vs.. Me-
Kinley Merchants. Mckinley: Summit
Cubs vs.. Wright Park. jefferson.
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in the opener and Max West hit
a homer, double, and single. Bill
Posedel BANKED the Cards on
eight hits in the nightcap.
PASSEAU WINS
Claude Passeau pitched the
Cubs TO a 4-3 victory over the
Phillies, besting Kirby Higbe.
Jimmy Gleesons double with the
bases loaded drove in the tying
and winning runs.
A three-run rally after two
were out in the ninth enabled
Brooklyn to nose out the Pirates,
6-5.
The Yanks divided a double
header with the Browns, losing
the first game, IS, and taxi
ing the nightcap, I1-2. Bill
Dickey hit two homers.
The Athletics broke even with
the Indians. Johnny Allen pitch
ed Cleveland to an s-4 win in the
opener. George Caster pitched a
seventh as the AS won the
nightcap. The Indians tied the
consecutive home run record in the
first game when Ben Chapman,
Hal Trosky, and Jeff Heath all hit
round-trippers in the seventh after
two were out.
Detroit nosed out Washington,
6-5, although making only seven
hits to the Senator's IL. Red
kress' single drove in the winning
run.
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Christian Wins
Idaho Golf PLAY

BOISE, Idaho-Neil Christian,
Yakima, Wash. professional,
started home today with the top
prize money won in a successful
defense Of his Idaho Open Golf
title yesterday in the 81 900 Shrine
benefit tournament on the Plan
tation golf course.
Christian finished with
$50 total for the - holes Of
medal play, one stroke ahead
of Emery Zimmerman, Port
land, Ore, pro, who ran into
bad luck on the first nine of
the final round with a five
over-par 40. Zimmerman led
the field until tine last day of
play.
Eddie Harper, jr.. Pocatello and
Idaho Falls, the state amateur
champion, tailed 200 to lead the
amateurs. AL Harrington, Yaki-
ma, was second among the anna
tours with sol, losing the Simon
Pure title he won last year
Other professional cards: Charles
Congdon. Tacoma. Wash, 2ss; Ken
Tucker, Everett, Wash, POI.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Twin Falls Cowboys kept
within one and one-half games OF
the league leading Pocstello Cardi-
nails Sunday night as they won
their second game of the series
with the Lewiston Indians at Lew
iston.
Eleven runs in three innings
gave the Cowboys a 1916 decision
as Stefan turned in another victory
on the mound for Twin Falls.
Pocatello kept ahead of the
Cowboys by winning the de-
Gliding game of the series from
Ogden, 81. at Pocatello. The
Cards made seven hits good
for eight runs As the Reds
could get only four tallies
from 10 safe blows.
Boise scored six runs in the
third inning on two home runs to
pile up enough runs TO win the
rubber game OF the series with
Salt Lake. 6-5.
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Field Day

The results Of field day at
wapsto park Friday afternoon in
which 100 children from the city
plsyfields participated:
Lacrosse. girls-First. South park
Jackie Church. Alberta Donneily:
Phyllis Gates. Florence Zonazowski.
Barbara Hodges, Betty Prebuls): sec
ond. Wright PARK. third. Dawson play
field
Lacrosse. boys-First. Dawson play
field George Haddon. Dean Mellor.
Bob Cook, Chuck Peterson. John
Huminick Pred Smith: second. Har-
mon, third, Wright park and Lincoln
tied
Horseshoes. girls-First. South park
CFforence ZAnozovski Betty Prebula.
Phyllis Gates, Jackie Church.; second.
Lincoln.
Horseshoes. boys-Flrst. Harmon
CGeorge strsndley, Dave strsndley.
Don White. Prank Trelowl; second.
Lincoln.
Girls from II TO Is wears of age
and bows from "a - IL wears are
eligible 20 enter these weekly tourns-
nents By signing UP 81 their nearest
pisyfieid-
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Seattle Favored
By Weeks Play
BY UNITED PRESS

The Metropolitan clubs of the
Pacific Coast league face civil
war series this week that are
likely to permit Seattle once more
TO go into the league leadership.
Los Angeles, which could
take only four out of seven
games from the lowly Port
land Beavers, tackles Holly
wood which won five of seven
from Sacramento. while San
Francisco and Oakland fight it
out for third place at San
Francisco. Oakland won four,
lost three TO San Diego, while
the Seals were on the short
end of a and s count at
Seattle.
Inasmuch as Seattle is the guest
of Sacramento this week, the Raj
niers, just half a game out of first
place, figure to pass the Seraphs,
for the solons again are in last
place by half game. Portland goes
to San Diego.
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EARL COLSON
TRAP WINNER

SPOKANE, Wash.-Floyd Lewis
Of Yakima won the state trap
shooting singles championship with
score of 1876 out of a possible 200
as the Pacific International Trap
shooting tournament ended yes
terday.
Lewis took the title in a shoot
off with Art Meehan of Spokane.
who also had broken 1876 pigeons
at the end of the regular run.
Earl Colson of Tacoma was
awarded the all-around champion
ship. His score of 1923 out of $50
put him a point ahead of Guy
Chiesman of Spokane, who earlier
won the doubles title with AZ birds
out of so.
The state handicap went to
Joe Baily of Spokane. Baily
had 81 out of 100. High out
Of-state gunner was c. ID. Ray
OF Coquille, Ore, who bested
World Champion Frank NJ.
TrOeh of Portland.
Mrs. Harry II. Rawson of Spo-
kane won the womens singles title
IN a shootoff with Mrs. l.. S.
Barnes of Seattle. Both had 81
out of 100.
Port Angeles was selected as
the site for next years tourna-
ment. E. f. Nichols of the Port
Angeles Gun club was elected
president OF the state association
and Joe Mcknight Of Olympia
vice president.
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Lawn Bowlers
End Tournament

Lawn bowlers finally brought
their title tournament to an end
at Wright park yesterday before
a good-sized group of spectators.
In the mixed doubles Jack Will
Jams and Mrs. Lew Thomas, Ia
coma, defeated George Fairburn
and Miss Haines, Seattle. 1912.
In singles play, three men involved,
Roy Thompson lost to Mcneil and
Dave ireland. 1910, 1911. In the
final shoot off Mcneil beat Ire
land, 1913. Play had been post
poned for several weeks.
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7ripIane And Hu Car I'm Dead Heat At 'ACreS
Tacoma Race
Real Thriller
By COLONEL GARY

"Photo-finish" the flashing
words typified the thrills provided
upwards of nine thousand racing
fans at Longacres yesterday by a
finish that saw HUI Car. four-year-
old gelded son of Carriage, drive
from fifth place in the stretch to
finish in a dead-hest with Tri-
plane, famous as winner of last
years $4,000 mile.
The event was the seventh race,
featured as the Tacoma Handi-
cap. Triplane. second choice in
the betting to Stop Scout, would
probably have been the winner had
not Jockey Lynn sephson,
aboard HUI Car, found hole on
the rail sixteenth out, and drove
his mount through TO top off
beautiful race with masterful
ride, and provide the thousands of
fans present with the thrill of
lifetime.
The finish was reminiscent
OF last years $4,000 handi-
cap, when Ralph Neyes drove
Triplane through to victory in
similar fashion.
HUI Car, overlooked in the bet
ting, paid $3.50, $40 and $40
while Triplane paid $40, $3.50
I'D 60 an Tttelax, rnthnr
outsider, beat out the favored Stop
Scout by a length and half to
take the show end of the purse,
and pay s7.20 on the mutuels.
Favorites Jared much better yes
terday than on Saturdays inaug-
ural card. Opening day saw form
little off due partly to a track
that was little soft, though fast,
and to the fact that many of the
horses were returning to the races
after long lay-offs.
Saturdays inaugural handi-
cap was another thriller. Ruth
Parton's Prince Bow, a WASH
ington bred, took the lead at
the start and was never head
ed, winning by half length
from l.. w. Kids Sky Wind.
Sky Pirate, owned by Harry
Ostrow, finished third. while
Boss Martin, heavy favorite,
fin he'd d appointing
fourth.
The mutuel handle for the two
days topped the opening handles
of last year, as did yesterdays
turnout of over nine thousand, and
Saturdays inaugural crowd Of
eight thousand.
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Chef Corey Makes
First Hole-in-One

Chef Corey. former president OF
the Brookdale Mems club, scored
a hole-in-one at that course Sat
urday. his first.
Using q No. iron. he made the
ace on the 14s-yard fifth hole
Playing with him was Mrs. Corey
Other witnesses were Bud Leh'
mann. John Brottem and Tony
Gabrio. who were at the sixth tee
near the fifth green.
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Country Club Sunday, medal
play: First division, c. d. Hunter,
60; DR.. Walter Cameron. 90. Sec
ond division. J. K. Manley, IS; B.
]. Bagen, 6s; George Tart, IS.
Third division. H. E. Carman, Sc;
Charles Herald, 70.
Saturday, best ball foursome:
Yost, Bob Read and DR.. Walter
Cameron, so. Second division,
First division, c. Wagner, w. X.
Lieut.. Dash. c. P. Burkey, J. f.
Manley and Lieut.. Kizer, 81: C. f.
karlen, Charles Ingram, Reno
Oldin and J. E. Moore. So.
Sunday, best nine:
Charley Morlock, 35-11-24: A. r.
Lehman, 34-9ia 24ia; Oliver
Grodvig. 34-s-25.
Meadow Park-Sunday, points
First division. Howard Olson. a;
George Ekman, AZ; Leo Booth. Al;
Joe Gleva, 40: Louie Truman, 40.
Second division-Joe Harrison. 80:
A. E. Brigham. SO; Joe King. SO;
c. II. Sommer. 80.
Afternoon sweepstakes: Joe Gle
va. 72-s-64.
Eagles lodge. medal play: First
division, Milton Hurtienne, 72-5-
81. Second division. Walt Gum
strom, s9-23-66. Third division,
Ing. Berg. e1-3l-6o.
Saturday afternoon. medal play.
Harry Dixon. s1-1s-63; Al john
son, s1-l7-64; Leo Booth, 1910
SO.
Club championship. qualifying
round Ito continue until after July
~: Howard Olson. 20; Dick Brock
way, ~; Harold Gustafson. "a;
Louie Archie. "a: Joe Glevs, rs;
George Ekmsn, 70; Emil Wick, II;
Leo Booth. IT: Archie Genin. rs;
Louie Truman. IS: A. f. Royal. 70.
AIIsnmore- Sunday. points. Guy
Clifford. As. Bert Dunn. 40; Ray
HARDWOOD. 40: Max Jensen. 80;
Vance Fswcett. 50; J. II. Ander'
son. 50: w. Raleigh, 80; Al Calm,
IS; F. Geiger. IS.
Father and son tournament
Fred Hsss and son Howard. 59lz
Jim Wilson and son Jack. sou
James York and son James jr., 81;
c. A. Barofsky and son Morgan,
So Jack Adams and son Jack IT,,
66ia.
Saturday. best nine: John Lar
sen. 35-SIs-3lis: Earl Balloon,
3s-6is-3lis; Fred Sandoz, 80
4n-51is.
Highland Sunday. medal play:
Harry Brsdberry. 1851: POP
Stone, 7a-l2-e7: Neil Anderson
1851; Kenneth Reeve. 72-4-
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Stolen bases. Mattos: sacrifice hits,
Mandish: two-base hits, Rigney, ABB
bolt 2. Reich. Gray; home runs, Har-
ris. Reich; double plays. Stewart TO
Farduharson TO Gray: left on bases.
Bellingham 7, Tacoma 8; 10 hits. 10
runs off Sheehan In innings plus
O hits. run off Clemence in 2 in
nings; losing pitcher, Sheehan: runs
batted in, Mandish. Harris 3. Gray.
man: struck out, by Sheehan y,
Clemence 2. Cole 4: bases on balls.
off Sheehan 9, Clemence 4. Cole !;
wild pitch. Clemence; passed ball.
Clifford; hit by pitched ball. Far
ouharson by Cole, winning pitcher.
Clemence: time of game, AIT.
umpires. Barrett. Moran and Morgan.
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SUMMARY


Sacrifice hits. Reich; two-base hits.
Bliss. Stewart, Gray, Stockman. Gar
retson: three-base hits; Rigney: home
runs. Mandish. Stockman. Mountain:
runs batted in. Rigney 4, Mandish 2,
Stockman 8, Lightner, Colbern, Alb
bott. Reich. Mountain 8; double plays,
Hartman to Garretson. Rigney to
bases. Beiiinshsm 1. Tacoma 7: 4 hits.
runs off Harris IN l innings plus
hits. 3 runs off Clemence In 6 In
nings. 8 hits. 8 runs off Isekite In 2
innings plus hits. 2 runs off Gar
retson In innings; losing pitcher.
ls sk struck h.. out 5y Tiem nsf s. l..
ris 2. Clemence I. Garretson 2. Ise-
kite /: wild pitch. Clemence. lsekte:
hit by pitched ball. Mountain by Gle
menee; time OF game. 2:o4; umpires.
Moran. Morgan and Barrett.
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Chinooks' bats like wheat out of
a wrecked grain car.
Garretson turned in a neat relief
job. allowing only three hits in
five innings. His control was good.
only two batters getting free trips
to first.
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BENNETT WINS
SEATTLE TITLE

SEATTLE-Dick Bennett, Ia
coma, won the Seattle city tennis
championship again yesterday by
beating Byron Page. SO. 2-6, 60,
60. Helen Wright won the
womens title over Evelyn La
Motto, 6-3, 6-3.
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9th Ave. Old Timers
Defeat Ashford, liz

The Sixth Avenue Old Timers
defeated the Ashford Red Caps,
lie, in a baseball game Saturday
afternoon at the College Of Puget
Sound field.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAG

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 81. san Francisco Sc.
Los Angeles 6-3, Portland is.
san Diego Sc. Oakland 2-3.
Sacramento 5-2. Hollywood 3-6.
How Series Ended
Seattle 4, san Francisco Z.
Portland 4. Los Angeles :.
Oakland 4. San Diego Z.
Hollywood =. Sacramento 2.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma LIS. Bellinsham 5-I0.
Wenatchee 6-5. Vancouver 5-2.
Yakima 81. spokane 2-S.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver 5. Wenatchee IA.
spokane 3. Yakima !.
Bellingham I. Tacoma 8.
NEXT SERIES
Vancouver at Tacoma.
Bellingham ut Spokane
Yakima at Menatchce
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The common house spider has
six spinnerets, each of whilh is
covered with tiny spinning spools.
and out Of these come jets Of liquid
silk, hardening simultaneously on
exposure to air.
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Bottlers Score
League Victory

Behind the two-hit pitching of
Bob Kahout. the Arctic Bottlers
Saturday walloped the Jordan
Rangers. $50. The leaders got to
four baker pitchers for 16 hits.
Grassi Of the winners had per-
feet day at bat. getting three for
three" including a triple. Mike
Bratovich of the Bottlers got three
hits in four times to the plate.
r II Z
Arcties ................ 10 10
Kohout. spureeon and Bing Four
nier; Hasselwood, Oswald. J. Four
nier. Mailey and Bischel.
Bell Fuel knocked Cammarano
Bros. out of q tie for first place
with the Arctic Bottlers by downing
them BY the score of Ga. Matt kapo-
down the csmms with four hits.
knocked two bineles. rurnhuil. Bell
Fuel backstop also smashed two
xsfeties. r X r
csmmsrsno Bros. ....... 2
Ppnoro. Msronic and Harrison:
/ Kspovich and Turnbull
I
of the ninth inning. Washington
Hardware defeated Alder Street Mar
ket. 70 l. J. Dahl pitched five-hit
ball and drove In the winning runs
for the Hardware. The winners col
lected seven hits off Hagen and An
derson. Alder Street Market chuckers.
r II z
washington Hardware 49,. IT /
Alder Street Market ........ s 2
Dahl and Bait: Hasen. Anderson
and Hammersmith.
This Weeks Schedule
Monday: Washington Hardware Va
Jordan Bakery C Jefferson park.
Tuesday: Alder Street Market vs.
Cammarano Bros. at Mason: Bell
Yuel W. Arctic Bottlers At stadium.
Thursday. washington Hardware
W. Bell Fuel ct Mason: Alder Street
Market VI. Jordan Bakery at stadium:
CAmmarnno Bros. W. Arctic Bother
At Jefferson park
Saturday: Washington Hardware
vs. Arctic Bottlers At Jefferson: Alcei
Street Msrket VI. Bell Fs,ei II Mason.
Jordan Bakary " cammarano Bros
at stadium
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Yesterdays Results
New York 3-tI. st. Louis "a.
Cleveland s-7. Phiisdelphia Ale.
Detroit 6 Washington 5.
Chicago Boston. rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
. New York 3. Cincinnati 2.
BROOKLYN 6. Pittsburgh 5.
Chicago 4. Philadelphia 3.
Boston So, st. Louis SO.
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Fir cones stand erect on the
twixs; the cones Of pines and
spruces hang down.
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ARCTlCS BEAT EATONvH.LE

The Bottlers defeated Eaton
vile townsmen IL 10 4 at Eaton
vile yesterday.
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Arctic Botuers: Dick Smith.
Bing Fourier and Sturgeon;
Eatonville: Nordstrom. Smith. Ma
deau and Osborne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-27

VVENh y, b. us merely a sad
situation in the pro ring game.
They get away with murder in
New York. Cheap build-ups,
phoneys and all. But up>ets
and accidents happen. Louis. with
faulty chin. might tumble and
stay tumbIed at any time before
a good puneher. But don't bet
even your vest buttons Gslento
will crack Joe. The odds should
be 10000 TO =. NJ.
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RADIO MEN TO
GET JOBS BACK

Three radio operators Who pal w
q baitis against summary discharge
from police radio lobs ~ safety
Commissioner Eastwood ven their
rights 10 positions and AZ tee Nssk
Intervals. starting Wednesday Niii
b. returned oDs ~ ms IN order
II their civil service rating.
Announcement ~ = eoupfo1eiss
between ihs civil service commits.
sion. East1aoA ana the operators
nas made Tuesday ~ tins commits
sion IN . t,rlsfly. wwds1 statement;
"FelloNsnx ths investigation II
The claims ~ three radio operators
conferences psFs held ~ the Dsefd
with Comnlsssonsr Eastwood. Cor
pofstbon Counsel cafothsss and
alta the men involved. ss resist
81 when IL wss DECIDED that the
men BE- feesrtifssd for employ.
mSnt.
IT was decided by the board 10
certify the men II fuo-wssz later
walls beginning Aux 10 IN order
10 slsminsts Commissioners East
Continued on Page D. cotana o.
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Poo CASE GOES
TO JURY TODAY

After n and = hall weeks of
trial the governments mail fraud
ease against eight Peoples Gas q
Oh co. officials VIM siIsgsdiy
muIetsd more than 5000 600 from
20. 600 small Washington Investors
uas IN the home stretch Tuesday
with ths finish line In plain sight
The case. following final srgs-
msnts Of attorneys on both sides
and John Leon r. Ysnk1ichs
Instruction.. was scheduled 70
reach the jury during the after
noon.
Judge Yankuich. apparently
anxious 10 bring the longest mail
fraud case In u. 3. history 10 .
speedy conclusion. announced that
the completion of final government
Arguments by u. y. Assistant Dss-
trict Attorney Oliver Main and hss
Instructions to the jury would Be
given without interruption.
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Designed 10 ssye not only farm
lands Of ths Puysilup valley but
also the industrial section Of Ia
coma. the project "a under the
supervision Of U. 3. army enFi-
neers
Bids for ths construction Of ths
huge sarth-fiii chscs-vsiys must
be- submitted by 30 .. m. Aug
n IN Seattle. ia bid IL accepted
II In expected that construction
viii start Sept. /. From 400 70
800 men will BE- employed.
Mud Mountain dam L. the eul.
rninaiion Of a flood control cam
psign that has been carried on
for 40 years Beginning back Al
the turn Of the century, Puysliup
river food control is = story Of
Continued on Page .. Column -
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LIGHT IT

WASHINGTON ~ Cordial
Hull and Henry Wallace are
moving ever closer 10 ! point
where one will be oblixsd 70
knock the chip off the others
shoulder. A reciprocal trsds
program and an export sub
aidy program can't 80 on per-
manenfly without collision.
me question IN ih< hninds u
shs Hui s<hoei = whsshef sh~
export Subsidy program u = -
permanent. me secretary Al state
has slrssas ssla tsssfssiiF. thesEs
sadly. shst he sio<saft mind u -
4 Temporary sxp<<ii<ns. Bst tfscee
ana know MS deep devotion -
ths deal u ls~<r tfs0s barriers
are certain h@ssi rsss< fs1etidus u
me hsfds~on treaties sfs threat
sned.
In THAI event. Pfssstsent aSoser
selt viii have 10 msks Inc diffs-
cult eheses between the t4o
cogsas In the ionE run th<y'se
lsrsenueiisbte Hell avoid exose-
lns tl1st bridge. 81 esuH. until
he he 70. Bat when, - and n
he es4es<s. the best infofm<d
sources are convinced Hull viii
land sAfsiy vita him On ths otbsr
SIDE.
The reciprocal trade adyoest>s
have shes musksis psimed fer = j
fight BE- they'll hold their firs
yet = whbs. They se< the sert-
ousnsss Of wslisce's farm surplus
problem ard don't want 20 ham,
string hint II he can steer ~
tween the scyila and cnArybdis /
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CAR ENDS WOMAN'S LIFE

sEATTLE - Mrs. Benna Mar
shall Allen. wife Of Howard Allen.
retired Seattle wholesale grocer,
was crushed 10 death Monday
when her car moved down a slope
and pinned her against the garage
door At her home.
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Y U m a Ariz
and we're mar
ned Monday.
a I terw I'd
boarding a train
for Mexico City
Miss Gaynor
and Adrian mad
been formally
engaged more
than a year,
but they slipped
away without a
word 10 friends
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BANDIT GETS $4,000
FROM BANK MESSENGER

LONG BEACH, y. "a mes
senger carrying funds 10 a post
office was held up by five men to-
day and robbed Of approximately
s7O.0 900.
The messenger--from the Ma
tionsl City Bank Of Long Beach
was accompanied by bank floor
man and policeman, who was
stripped Of his revolver when the
bandits threatened him with q
machine gun
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and drove 20 Yuma accompanied
by a studio press agent and Miss
Gsynor's chauffeur. Clifford hogsl.
who witnessed the marriage
Miss Csynor gave her age a. 30
and Adrian as IS. II was the first
marriage for Adrian and the sec
ond for his bride. she wed Lyoeli
Peck. a lawyer Of Oakland. Cal.
In 1929, and divorced him four
years later.
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janet CAYNOR,
ADRIAN MARRY

HOLLYWOOD - Actress Janet
Caynor and Gilbert Adrian. the
dress designer whose alteration
took the form Of making Miss
Gsynor the film oolonys fashion
plate. were honeymooning today IN
Mexico.
They eloped from Hollywood 10
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Hill would seek the Democratic
nomination for governor.
Various groups within the DEM
ocratic party Tuesday launched q
campaign to be carried out during
the next three weeks which they
hope will place their respective
candidates in the running for the
post Of chairman of the psrty's
central committee, vacated Mon
day night when Attorney John w.
Fishburne. IT.. resigned.
Fishburne submitted. his resig-
nation TO the executive committee
Of the county central committee
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ROOSEVELT AT HALIFAX

HALIFAX, n. =. President
Roosevelt arrived here Tuesday
on the cruiser Tuscaloosa after .
fss, overnight run from Campo
DeIio. y. B.