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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
R. PALMERIO
IS ARRAICNED

Robert Palmerio was arraigned
before Reasa& ,Iesti@e Franklin
Arenberg this morning at the
county courthouse to answer to
the charge of trespassing on the
property of La Concha Hotel.
When the indictment was read
to him the accused said that he
was guilty of the trespass, and
was placed under bond CT 500 to
answer to the charge at the SEES
sion of criminal court which will
convene Monday morning, May
3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
LOP- SIDED GULF
STREAM TOlAID
WEATHER MAN
SURFACE IS LOWER ON ONE
SIDE FROM DIRECTION OF
BERMUDA TOWARD COAST
OF UNITED STATES
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Editor

Associated Press Science Editor
WOODS HOLE, Mass, May 2.
The Gulf Stream is tipping side
wise.
Its surface is lower, that is, on
one side than on the other. The
slope is downward from the di-
rection of Bermuda toward the
coast of the United States.
This situation is nothing new,
but scientists have only recently
discovered it. An odd scientific
fact, it is to be put Immediately
to the practical use of finding out
whether the volume of the Gulf
Stream changes much, That is
useful. because, if the stream va
ries, variations can be used for
long-range. prediction.
A Norwegian oceanographer,
Bjerknes, figured that an ocean
river, like the Gulf Stream, in the
northern hemisphere, would,
when the current increased in
strength, fall on it's left side and
rise on the right.
Tide gauges on the Atlantic sea-
board and at Bermuda, says
c. O'D. Iselin, indicate that this
is to some extent a fact in the
Gulf Stream. Careful measure
ments to verify it have yet to be
made. One gauge for this pus-
pose has been installed at the
Bahamas, opposite Miami, Fla.
The theoretical calculations
show that on the Sargasso Sea
side the Gulf Stream may be
about four feet higher than on
the American coast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
PLAN WELFARE
BOARD EXAMS

Announcement is made today
of coming examinations that will
be sponsored by the State We'll
fare Board These are Merit
System examinations and will be
held on August 26.
Applications for this examina-
ton must be on file by the 18th
of July with the local unit office
here. Blanks may be secured
from Mrs. Gladys Roberts, super
visor.
These examinations are given
twice yearly in the state and are
for those who have had some ex-
pcrience in social welfare work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
FUNDS FOR SEWER
PRQCRAlllNlGROWINC|
OVER ELEVEN HUEDRED DOL,
LARS HAS BEEN SUB.
scR1REpp III

The special sewer and water
project being sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce Commit
tee to raise funds for lateral
sewer work in the city is pro-
crossing quite satisfactory with a
total listing to date of ia resi-
dent lots. The aim of the COM
mittee is to raise starting fund
of $4,000 in order that the project
under WPA rulings can bet set
up. Over half that amount is
now on hand.
The. list on recent contribu-
fiOnS is printed herewith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
War Influence Seen
In Maharajah's Home
tnr A.secicte.r Pre..l

SANTA ANA, Calf May 2.
"A home built much like a for
tress is under construction here
for Sir Yeshwant Rao Holkar,
maharajah of Indore, at cost of
$4,000.
Local information is that in the
event of a world war he intends
it as haven for his Swear old
daughter, Princess Usha, and pos
sibly for himself and his wife, the
former Marguerite Lawler Bran
yen of the United States
Heavily barred windows are so
designed as to carry out stream
line architecture effect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
GETTING new
OFFICE READY

Judge Arthur Gomez, of the
Eleventh judicial Circuit. has es-
tablished offices in the north side
of the new annex to the county
courthouse, which are being got
ten in readiness.
Mrs. T. S. Caro-, official court
stenographer in Monroe county,
was today overseeing the work of
getting everything in readiness
and told The Citizen that the of
flee would be ready for occu-
pancy by tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
ALVAREZ YOUTH
DIED YESTERDAY

Florencio c. Alvarez, IL, died
yesterday afternoon at 4::30
o'clock in the Marine hospital
following a brief illness and an
operation He resided at 1923
Varela street.
l.Funeral services will be held
this afternoon 5 o'clock from the
residence to the Latin Methodist
church. Rev C. Perez officiating.
Pritchard's Funeral. Home will
be in charge Of arrangements.
Survivors are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Florencio Alvarez, and
three sisters, Josephine, Dolores
and Carmen Alvarez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
STEAMER COMING
TO PORT TODAY

Steamship ST. Mary of the
Standard Fruit and S. S. Co. is
due to arrive in port at 5 o'clock
this afternoon and is consigned
to the Porter Dock Co., for a
supply of fuel oil and supplies.
The ship will. after taking on
supplies, proceed to Mexico, and
is the first of the Standard Com
pany ships to arrive enroute to
Mexico in several months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
SOVIET AID TO DEMOCRACIES
WOULD PUT Them FAR AHEAD
BY ALEXANDER r. GEORGE
AP Feature Service Writer And
Veteran Military Affairs
Observer

WASHINGTON, May 2. -
Which of Europe's two combina-
tons of powers is the stronger?
| A composite appraisal of the
major factors in all-around war
waging effectiveness, made for
The A. p. Feature Service by
three well qualified military ex-
perts, gives the Franco-British
alliance small margin of
superiority over the Rome-B Berlin
axis.
, Those experts rate the relative
power of Great Britain, Ger
many, France and Italy in five
principal categorieS of military
effectiveness: army, navy. air
force, industrial production and
general resources (money and
vital materially.
Democracies Have An Edge
Giving five points for No.
ranking, four points for second
and so on in each of the five
claSsifications, the British French
entente scores 33 and the Ger
manhattan combination, 30.
The experts also rate Russia,
the one big outside" European
power, and her score is IL. Should
the huge Soviet nation become
definitely aligned with Britain
and France, the IL to 10 lead of
the democracies would be boil
stored to a 9 to 6 ratio.
Britain and. the expanded Third
Reich of Adolf Hitler tie for first
place in all-around military po-
tency, each piling up Is points.
Frances IS points to Italy's IL
gives the lead to the alliance.
! Britain gets two firsts, naval
power and resources; Germany
two firsts, air force and an in
fdustrial production geared to a
wartime basis and France one
first, the biggest well-trained
army and officer corps.
Two Factors Cut Russia
Despite the Russian army's
tremendous manpower - trained
reserves number an estimated
16,500,O00 to Frances 100000,
Italy's 100000 and Germany's
2,300,000-it is ranked fourth be-
cause of the uncertain caliber of
the Soviet officer corps and
equipment as we'll as Russia's
remoteness from a likely Eu-
iropean war scene.
The experts say that German
superiority in air strength and in
immediate ability to replace war
materials indicate the Reich
would be the outstanding power
house in the early stages of such
a war, perhaps for as long as two
years. tt"f
Britain's great financial power,
they predict, would eventually
enable her to forge to the lead in
munitions and other strategic
materials. But it would not be-
gin to turn the tide until the
middle or later stages of pro-
llonged conflict. That is assum-
ling Britain and France could
Eweather the onslaughts of Ger
many's aerial might.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
TENDER PLACED
ON new WORK

Tender Poinciana, of the Light
house fleet, which has been
operating in Miami harbor and
vicinity, has been ordered to
proceed to Bakers Cut and begin
operations there.
The original assignment was to
complete the installation of new
aide to navigation, and the new
assignment calls for changes to
be made in the positions of the
old structures, in the cut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
LIGHT FAIRGROUNDS

LONDON - The National Fit
ness Council is aiming to turn
night into day by floodlighting
and playing fields
for the benefit of working peo-
pie. In report to 1,64l local
authorities, the Council says that
flood lighting would not be cost
ly or injurious to eyesight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
MRS. MONIN IS
OPERATED UPON

Mrs. Charles E. Roberts, of 1912
Georgia street, has received word
that her mother. Mrs. ]. H. Mon
in, of Elizabethtown, KY, had
undergone a serious operation at
the Mayo Brothers hospital, Ro-
chester, NJ Y.
News in the letter was to the
effect that Mrs. Monin had with
stood the operation and was at
the time doing nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
PAINTED WRONG HOUSE

NEW YORK - When tenant
of this city thanked his landlord
for painting his house, an in
vestigation revealed that the
painters had gotten their house
numbers mixed and had painted
the wrong one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
Attorney For Road And Toll
Bridge District Clarifies
Adequate Water Supply Issue
Paul Marks, Requested To
Give Explanation, De-
scribes Activities In Let
ter

On Saturday The Citizen pub
lished a legal advertisement in
which notice was given of inien-
iion 10 apply 10 the Legislature
for the passage of a bill. the sub
stance of which was to empower
and authorize the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District TO fl
nance and construct an adequate
wafer pipe line and wafer system
over and along the right of way
of State Road "A in Dade and
Monroe counties with the object
of supplying fresh water for the
maintenance of properties in the
district and selling excess water
10 all persons. firms or corpora
tions located in Monroe County
only.
Further authorization was ask
ed of the Legislature to construct
and operate toll bridges and toll
highways and to finance the con-
struction over and along the
right-of-way from Big Pine Key
10 Key West.
| The application was signed by
John r. Slade. chairman of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
District.
I Since there was in existence
the Florida Keys Aqueduct Com
mission. created for the purpose
as outlined in the application. If
caused confusion. and TO have the
situation clarified. Paul Marks.
attorney for the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District. was re-
quesied to give an explanation.
which he has done in the follow
ing account:
ITO the People Of
: Monroe County:
7 1.-The writer appreciates the
courteSieS extended by The Key
West Citizen to write an explana-.
ton of the legal advertisement
published in The Citizen on Sat
urday, April 20. 1889.
1.-The advertisement was pre-
pared by me on the request of
John r. Slade, chairman of the
Overseas Bridge Commission,
and on the suggestion of Arthur
Hale, the chairman of the State
Road Department. AS a matter
of fact, this matter had been dis
cussed by the three of us at d re-
cent conference in Tallahassee
and by Mr.. Duncan, our chief en-
gineer, with them while he was
in Tallahassee. The purpose of
the proposed legislation, which
cannot be introduced until thirty
days after the advertisement, Is to
enable the Overseas Road and
Toll Bridge District to be in a po-
sition legally to handle water and
build the roads from Big Pine
Key to Key West in the event the
appropriation or allotment to the
Florida Keys Aqueduct Commits
sion is not made by the Public
Works Administration. In other
words, the only way that the
Bridge District could get this
money would be to get Congress
sional action giving the District
a grant of IS percent of the orig
inal loan and to use this money
for water and roads.
81 am advised by our chairman
that the representative from
Monroe County was approached
on this matter by Mr.. Duncan and
that after going over the same
with him, was agreeable to the
introduction of such legislation
since the same will become law
<l-A:-z - n..~ G;~,N
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02
NEWS FLASHES
txy Associates l'ressI

zee . . . . . o . . .
WASHINGTON. - Leon Hen
.derson was confirmed by the
Senate today to fill the vacancy
in the SEC. created by the ele-
walton of William 0. Douglas to
the Supreme Court.
CLEVELAND. = Violent eartl
shocks were recorded on the Uni
versity seismograph at this point
this morning indicating an earth
quake some 1900 miles south Oh
that point. This distance would
bring the disturbance int the
southern part of Mexico.
NEW neutrality-suspicious. for
a new union contract in the soft
coal industry looked gloomy to-
day as operators and miners
struggled to keep the mediations
alive. Critical outlook is caused
by a division of factions within
the ranks of Workmen themselves
some wanting a closed shop,
others an open shop.
RALEIGH. N. C.-May Isl
brought in warm weather to this
part of the country. However
imagine residents surprise upon
waking this morning to find the
ground covered with what ap-
peared to be snow. The weather
bureau explained the phenomena
as a heavy fall of hail " OW
MIAMI.-Efforts "a of.iPtfre' Ku
Klux Khan to discourage the
negro vote in today's2 general
election in this city apparently
had a reverse effect as the turn
out at the polls this morning indi-
Gated that the colored electors
were challenging the threat with
increased attention paid to the
election. Khan members circulat-
ed threats through colored town
last night. telling negroes not tC
vote and a total of twenty-five
crosses were burned in various
parts of this city. A dummy
lynching was also staged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-05-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Stadium Meters
WallopFife

Stadium high schools sophomore
reserve tennis team successfully
opened its season with a 10 vic
tory over the Fife high school
varsity yesterday afternoon on the
Trojans' courts.
The outstanding match Of
the afternoon was between
Wendell Reyes of Fife and
Bill Naubert of Stadium. Maui
bert managed to outlast Reyes
In II three-set match. Wen
dell Is the son of Vincent ID.
Reyes, the Stadium tennis
coach.
The two doubles matches, which
were the last 10 be played. lasted
but one set as they We're started
SO late that there was only time
for one set before it was too dark
to play.
The results of the matches fol-
low: Singles; Bob Simpson tS)
defeated Al kessler tF1, o.. Sc,
Ga; Glenn Murray Isl defeated
Morden Robbins (Fl, 60, Ga; Bill
Nauhert (Sl defeated Wendell
keyes (F), rs. ST., So; Dick Ran
kin Isl won over Andy karpac
Cd. rs, 60; John Brudie Isl beat
Hiroshi Sakahara Cd, 6-3. Sc.
Doubles: Simpson and Murray
(S) won over Anderson and kess-
Ter (F). Sc. Naubert and Rankin
Isl defeated keyes and Robbins
lFl. los.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Bench Show
Opens Here

The Tacoma all-breed bench
show, two-day event that will
carry through Sunday, opened
Saturday morning at the old Sears
Roebuck building, with more than
800 dogs competing for prizes.
Judging began Mt 1890.
Evan Il. Gravel of Vancouver,
Il. C.. started evaluating the
toys at that time. This after
noon he WAS To continue his
work, judging all transporting
dogs Except Boston te.riersl
from l:30 to ). and collies and
terriers from 1880 TO IL.
The championship parade will
be held at 7 D. m.
The judging program for Sun
day follows: 1880 to p. m, Bos-
ton terriers. springers and remain
der of the sporting dogs except
Irish terriers, English settlers and
pointers; p. m, boys, girls and
ladies handling classes; 7:30 to
II p. m, Irish settlers, English set
tiers, pointers, variety classes, and
best dog in show.
n. y. Boyce viii judge the
boys handling class, and Mrs.
T.. l.. Clough the girls. Both
judges are Tacomans.
A. w. Forbes. Fred Heide and
Abe Weinberg are stewards for
the show; Emil Skoog is show
superintendent, and Mrs. Ada
Clarke is show secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Lutherans Routed
In Tennis Match

The Central Washington col
lege OF Education defeated Pacific
Lutheran college, 10. at tennis
Friday afternoon on the Point De-
fiance courts.
1t was the Lutherans' second
straight loss. To date p. l.. c..
has won three matches and lost
three.
The team will travel to Belling-
ham Saturday for a return engage
ment with the Western Washing
ton College Of Education The
Bellingham nctmen defeated the
locals. So, here in their first meet
ing.
The results.
Singles. klint Knox tCWC) de-
feated Willis (PLC) so. 60: Clyde
Knox fCWCD defeated Galbraith
tPLC) go. so: whitofield tCwC)
defeated Hepp tPLC) 6-2. so;
Stevens tCWC) defeated Jensen
tPLC) 81. 60: Crimp tCwC) de-
feated Schmandt (PLCD 60. 6-1.
Doubles: Clyde and Klint Knox
tCwC) defeated Willis and
Schmandt tPLCl so. 6-1; White
house and Stevens (CWC) defeated
Galbraith and Hepp tPLC) 6-3, so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01

Winning every match from Sum-
ner Spartans, Loren Ralph's Puy-
allup Viking tennis team went to
the fore in southern division Puget
Sound conference standings.
Enumclaw Tigers. 1888 cham
pions. had tough time beating
Buckley. 3-2. with many sets going
to extra count. Joyce Sorenson
of Buckley upset Darlene Sigrist
Of Enumclaw in a torrid three-set
match.
PryAILuP s. SUMNER O
Paul Foster tp) beat Don Foster
Isl, 6-s. go.
Kathryn Babnick Cpl beat Bonnie
Moriarty Isl. 6-l. 60.
Jennie johnson and Marianne
Jacobs dP) beat Edna Blackadder and
Patty Dunn Isl. Sd. 6-i.
Lloyd Baisinser and Raymond Dick
ey tP) beat Jerry Kreurer and HRr-
old Foster Isl. as, 60.
r. Foster and Bahnick Fl beat
Don Foster and Mildred Tisch Isl.
ENuMcLAw 3. BUCKLEY
LLOYD Lindei CID beat Leon Phil
joyce sorcnson CD beat Darlene
sigrist tE). Us, SIS. e-S.
Smith and Irwin tEl beat onu-
stack and c. Phillips (B). ga, <-e.
Ridge and Peterson CB, beat Meiby
and Jensen fEl. 6-3. ga.
Lindel and Sigrist tE) beat Soren-
son and L. Phillips OBJ. ga. Us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Win
Track Event

The College Of Puget Sound
track and field team routed VIII
lamette university. 9s TO 80, at
c. p. s. Friday afternoon.
Coach LEO Franks Loggers
took IL first places. They
swept two eyents-the shotput
and the discus-and finished
one-two In eight others. They
won the mile relay for their
1Ifh first place.
Rex Putnam of Willamette set
a new conference record in the
pole vault. His mark of u feet.
6 inches was four inches better
than the existing record.
Russell Perkins led the Loggers
with IL points to capture individ-
ual scoring bonors.
Htgb Jump-Baker and Perkins
doth CPS, tie for first. and john
son CPS and Hogensen lW1. tie for
third. Height. 5 feet 8 inches.
shotput- Mayer CPS. first; Nc
bauehlin CPS. second. and Jacob
sen tcPsl' third. Distance. 40 feet
layelin-weakley Cwl, first: Baker
CPS. second. and McGlyn (WJ,
third. Distance 1863 feet inches.
Mile Kun-Watts CPS. first. Nc
Donald CPS. second. and Oldseth
tW). third. Time. ABB.
Pole Vault - Putnam CWj. first.
Smith CPS, second. and Jabionski
CPS. and Chapman (W), tied for
third. Height, r. feet 6 inches.
I00-yard basb-Roberts wv. first.
Putnam wv, second. and Ahrens
CPS. third. Time. .lo7.
Discus - Albertson CPS. first.
Mayer tCPS). second. and johnson
CPS. third. Distance. l24 feet ga
inches.
High Hurdles - Albertson CPS.
first. Perkins CPS, second. and
Hogenson tW), third. Time. 100.
Broad Jnmp-Perkins CPS first:
Mayer CPS. second, and McGlyn
tWl. third. Distance, 20 feet, 7ls
inches.
ss0-yard Run-McDonald CPS.
first. Sharp CPS, second, and LILY
(WI. third Time. 2:O46.
220-yard Dash-Putnam (Wl. first:
Rove CPS. second. and Chapman
tW1. third. Time, :23.G.
ti0-yard Kun-Sharp tCPSl. first;
Leggee CPS, second. and Lyly tW).
third Time. $50
Low Hurdles-perklns CPS first.
Albertson CPS. second and Weak
ley tWl third Tifne, .272.
Two-mile Run - Meyers CPS,
first: Watts CPS, second, and OIL
seth wv, third
Mile Rela,-won by CPS ueegee.
Rove. Mcdonald, Sharp. Time,
3:4a.b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Women Schedule
Golf Sweepstakes

The Tacoma Women's Golf as
sociation sweepstakes will be held
Monday at Falkland. Over 60
entrants will compete.
Highland - Pairings for medal
play Tuesday:
Grything McCrsdy. Hoffer-
Witheridge. Free-kelton, Wilkow-
ski-Wintermute. Collier-Anderson,
l. owe r-Clough, Dorsey-Petersen,
Keene-Archer. Palfreyman-Burke,
Morrill-Turco. Dodge-Mulin, Boze-
Brown. and Brown Boze- Reeve.
Falkland Pairings for Tues
days inter-club tournament;
Xavier-Davis. Observation-Disclosures,
Olson-Sylvester. Stanton Barof-
sky. Sugg-Pflueger. Finboe-Dan-
ielson. Boynton-Visser, Lehman
Sydoe, Hauge-Svare. Black-Han-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
DriUer Jailed on
Bus Mans Appeal

James Bell, 6l10 So. Clement
ave. WAS fined $3.50 and costs and
given a S0-dsy Jail term by Police
Judge Joseph Mallory Saturday on
charges OF drunken driving. He
was arrested at IL p. m. Friday
by Patrolmsn Guy kenney. Allen
Trosper. 1851 So. Junett St,
passenger, was fined S25 for
drunkenness.
Bell was arrested at So. Seth
and G st. at the complaint of
T X. g. =. bus driver. who declared
the mans car had blocked traffic
on C ST. by its zig-zag course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Everett Trims
Lincoln in Tenth

The Everett baseball nine hand
ed Lincoln a 10 defeat yesterday
afternoon on the Abe diamond
Ten frames were needed.
An error by Red" Harrison
proved costly to the Abes. and
broke up the tight pitching duel
between Bryce Lilly and Luke
Arnold.
Don Ellis, Abe outfielder
and swimming, football and
tennis star. turned In the SEN
sati0nal catch Of the day.
when he leaped out rs II he
were diving and caught George
Forsgren's stinging line drive
about foot off the ground.
He slldded five feet before he
came TO stop.
Lloyd Bellows, Seagull third
sacker. saved the day for Everett
by his defensive skill.
Lincoln journeys to Bremerton
today. where they will play the
Cruisers In n return douhle-header.
The Abes won the twin bill last
Saturday. Ga and Az.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Knights of Columbus
Plan Golf Tourney

Knights of Columbus Sunday will
participate in the qualifying round
of their spring golf tournament at
Meadow Park and Brookdale. Play
will start at IL o'clock.
A committee composed Of vern
Champagne, Andrew Bertha, Leon
ard Mcdonald. George Vogel and
DIR. ]. J. Mclaughlin. has COM
pleted plans for nine weeks Of play
based on Sundays scores.
The club secretary. Hugh Me-
Gsvick. is taking late reservations
at Main 1878.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
BeIIarmine Whips
Lakeside, 20 to z

Bellarmine high schools base
ball team snapped five-game
losing streak by vanquishing Lake
side. 20-2. at Bellarmine Friday
afternoon in game curtailed 10
five innings because of the one
sided score.
Two Lakeside pitchers had
i'll luck trying to halt the
Bells. Montag and Towel
saw their best pitches echo off
the BelIarmine bats for long
hits to the outfield. The Bells
hit safely IL times.
Bellarmine's next game will be
with Sumner May 2 on the Sum
ner field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-01
Sports Club Calls Off
Summer Meetings

At q directors meeting of the
Washington Fish and Game asso-
citation il was decided TO discon-
tinue club meetings for the sum-
mer months. The reason is to
give members more time for eve-
ming fishing or other pleasures.
Any important business may be
taken up at any time with the
secretary or president and. II
necessary. q special meeting Of
the directors will be called.