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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

THAT mighty considerable Of the weysrhaeuser com.
pany and the state forestry department when they
agreed to Keep the Triple gates open on all roads in the
NationalElbe grouse
For the gates have been closed
especially that gate at the National entrance 10 the
of hunters
Just few fayorites had access through the gate II
the hunter wanted TO scaergun that
duetise grouse grounds he had 10 walk miles
Bernard McCsuley director
ened out No few WIN have special privileges
Also the gates in the st Paul Lumber
opened Grges co-operated willingly
And that all TO hitter that spreading
deep dkes amens groups Of sportsmen the privileged and the
So. when hunters taxi. their gun. sunday
However matter Of conservation would suggest that
ALL GATES BE kEPT CLOSED and that hunters walk 10 the
lessen hunters IN the more dan,
regions Many otsrs won't take
As far as comfort concerned isn't bad idea
But it's tougher on the birds
Pete Bridewe the Kentuekian and ardent field trial
and hunting has probably suffered the hardest blow
he has known in years
His three-y pointer . Shezahouey died
this week at Olympia, where she taken for treatment
of what appeared to be a minor ailment
worked behind Shezahoney only last fall the little
girl eamng with High Tide Shoals TO provide The finest
field shooting your old neghbor has had for years
That came on the last two days of the hunns within
eombed back and forth during the by nmrods
But even in such territory where you'd hardly believe bird
a The limits hard o bag
Pete, Jim Watson Dave and Mrs Bridewen formed
forget shezanhoney watson
veteran field trial handler and master of dog training
Peter boy there's dog You something
the closest thing to old shower of Gold
work. Pete, she's . champion"
shezahoney granddaughter grand Shower one of
The brood gals the hunting dog family
hat much He dead shezahOney :.
little gal really was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Tigers Win
Pip Series
In WI Play
Meet Spokons for
Ploy-OH Honors
In Five Contests

SPOKANE - Tacoma and spo-
kane open = five-ssme playoff
series tonight 10 determine the
champion Of the Western Inter-
national league fer the isto sea
son.
Tacoma won the playoff right
with : 1o-innlng T-e victory over
Yakima last night in the third
game Of the shashnsssy ssrlee
The Tigers got off to IN early
lead and drove Carr Mcconnell
from the box in ths fourth inning
when they scored three runs
The final run came Oft
Charlie sohanE, sold Thursday
20 the san Francisco seai..
Esrl Porter and Ray Mese-
ghini worked for The Tigers
and gave up - hits.
Tacoma finished fourth during
the regular playing season, spo-
kane winning the bunting. Van
oouvsr. tho third place club, lost
to Spokane In two straight playoff
games.
The final series includes a dou-
bls-header sunday. II fourth and
fifth games are necessary, they
will be played at Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Allenmore Golf club viii BE- the
scene of play for the monthly
sweepstakes Of the Taco m
Nomen's Golf association, which
vill get under way Monday morn
ing Medal plus puts will be the
order of play. Pairings are;
300, Mrs. o. Grything and Mrs.
~ Fry; 9:05, Mrs. W. X. Dean
ane Mrs. VIM. Turner; s:lo. Mrs.
Al Carter and Mrs. r. Cole; e;i5,
Mrs. Neil Day and Mrs. Margaret
Rust; $40, Mrs. r. Mahon and
Mrs. Chas. Peterson; e:25, Mrs
Henry Foss and Mrs. Geo. Will
isms; $50, Mrs. Chas. Kelton and
Mrs. Ben wintermute; 1856, Mrs.
n. Richmond and Mrs. Oscar
hansen; $40. Mrs. G. Rowe and
Mrs. A. A. Berilla: e:45, Mrs.
p o. Brown and Mrs c. ]. Sen
ner: $50, Mrs. II. A. McCrady
and Mrs. H. Koessler; s:55, Mrs.
J. T. Craig and Mrs. G. Muilin;
10, Mrs. 3. Morris and Mrs. J.
Herley.
Tacoma Chamber of Commercs
golfers defeated Seattle, 47-34, yes
terday at the Country club to WIZ
their first annual competition. Sc
attic won at home recently. $500
but combined scores gave Tscoms
the final victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Chapman
Wins Title
INGED FOOT COLI CLUE.

WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB,
Mamaroneck. n. Y.-Hotter than
the September sun that beat down
on his faded shirt, Dick Chapman
of Mamaroneck won the national
amateur golf championship today
by defeating w. B. Mccullough,
r., of Abingdon. Pa, IL and ..
1t was one of the worst routs
h the history of the tournament.
Chapman, a nervous, tempera-
mental player, who Is so super
stitious that he wore the same
frayed pink shirt every day,
ended the morning round Of the
S6-hole match four up. In the
afternoon it was murder. Chap
man shot four holes in one over
threes and won them all.
Mccullough defeated Ray Bill
lows yesterday, and 3, on the
33rd green.
Chapman, jittery and over-eager,
got off to terrible start yester-
day on his match against MILFORD
Wehrle. of Niles, H.. last hope OF
the west in the tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Grouse Season
Opens Sunday

At 5;45 Sunday morning 9.
sunrise =. hunters Of Washington
will be seeking grouse in those
sections open to shooting.
Shooting must halt at 4 p. m.
Then. Monday morning at SAT
band-tailed pigeons will become le-
gal prey. the season running
through Sept. 80.
On grouse, however, only this
Sunday 10 open this week. The sec
ond day of the four-day season Is
Sunday, the 22d. Then shooting Is
off until Oct. 9 and 7, first two
days of the deer season.
Three grouse are permitted in
the bag daily but no more
than one ruffed NATIVE pleasantly
in possession. Remember that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Tom Bridges
Handouts
Yank Squad
Tiger Veteron Ii
Muster In 8 to o
Win; Gives 6 Hits

NEW YORK - The Yankees
western srsosy, which started %
Elowingly with . triumph aver
mighty Rob Fellsr, vas just shou,
on the rocks today
Hsstsn three straight times IN
the west after their initial tri-
umph over the Indians. the punch
lesl worlds champions were In
desperate straits this day.
They we're three games off
the pace and had 10 fane the
American leagues mast sue
eessfui pitcher. buck New
som. In the final game Of the
Tiger series.
The Tigers looked like cham
pions yesterday a. they slugsed
TIE Yanks, so. The Yanks looked
like a spent ball club, worn out
after a terrific uphill struggle.
Tommy Bridges. with 7 days
rest, tied the Yanks In knots
allowing only SIX hits in winning
his 18th game,
On two singles Cleveland scored
miraculous 10 victory over the
Red sox. After Weatherly and
Heath had singled In the fourth,
Wsatherly scored when Boudreau
hit into a double play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Seattle Hockey Club
Has New Owners

sEArTI.E-Ths Seattle hockey
franchise In the Pacific coast
league was leased today 70 FulEsr
Peabody. Jerry o'Nsiil and an un-
named hacker. and u was an
nounced the new owners would
seek tho services of Danny Fex,
former Seattle manager Sho
handled the Wichits. kans.. team
q the American Association last
year
PM Lyestts. attorney sports
man and former holder 81 the fran
chlss said he had turned desn an
offer a. u. G Mufcsil Les An
gelsa capitalist. 10 buy the team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
YAKIMA

Garretson, Farrell 2. Reese weieandt
2. johnson. Whipplc, Nounkefs. two
haso hits. Trowor, Farrell. Younkers.
Weiaandt. Bliss, three-basc hit. Ma
drid: home runs. Trower. weieandt.
sacrifice, Linde. double plays. Reese
to Madrid TO Reese. Linde TO Garrett
son, left on bases, Tacoma 10, Yaki-
ma II; base on balls, off Mcconnell
q, Schanz 2. Porter 2, Medeghini !.
struck out. by MeConnsu l, Sehanz
s. Porter /. Medeghini L. hits, off
Mcconnell 8 in s-plus innings for 3
runs: OFF Porter In 81 innings. Y
for 4 innings; hit by pitcher. john
son by Porter. Younkers by Mede-
ghini; wild pitch, Medeshini; passed
balls. Younkers Brenner; winning
pitcher, Medeghini: losing pitcher.
and Cole: time. 2.30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Spokane walked away with all
the Western international league
honors for the 1910 season.
smsad Jolley, 37-year-old vet
ersn. had the best individual bat
ting average with a mark Of ara,
a new record for the league. Jollsy
won his first batting championship
In 1927 with San Francisco Of the
Pacific coast league. Since than he
has won honors four times in other
leagues including this years VIII.
JolIey made new records In
DEPARTMENTS: Hits, 124; total
bases, SIS; two-bsss hits. SCI
and runs driven In, I,s1e. Five
new records In one league 10
also a record In itself.
Dan Escobar of Wenatehee fin
ished second among hitters with a
percentage of 1854. Tony Firpo Of
Tacoma, whose record was not
complete because Of games missed,
was third with .375 John stamper
of Yakima was fourth with .342.
SICKLE SETS RECORD
Ned Sickle of Spokane created
another league record for the most
runs scored with $50. Dwight Alden
of Spokane set a record for the
most tines at bat with .e45. Henry
Marines Of Spokane stole IS bases
smother record. Spokane player
thus set eight new marks for th'
league.
Paul Mcfiinnis Of Spokane
was In q three-way tie with
Bill Harris and Al Hghtner of
! salem for three-base hit hon
| on. Zach scared 10.
spokans completed the triumph
by setting . new team oattinl
mark Of SIS.
And Pitcher George Windsor o
Spokane led Hurlers with 20 VIC
tories and only ak defeats.
Ia IL any wonder spokans NO
the pennant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Ogden One Up

OGDEN, Utab-The Ogden Reds
were one up on the Boise Pilots
n the plsyoff for the presidents
cup IA the Pioneer league today,
although IT took the Reds Is inn
ngs 70 win. TO 8. The teams
play a best three cut Of five gains
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Yesterdays RESULTS
Championship
Marion Miley beat Mrs. J. X.
Friebe, 3 and 2.
Betty Jameson beat hurssi
Veatch, 2 and /.
First Flight
Mrs. Villas Norton beat Shirley
Mcdonald, and O.; Mrs. X l..
Howe beat Mrs. J. p. Tompkins,
4 and 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

VANCOUVER, n. C.-First
money in the 81 900 Western Can
ada Open Golf tournament hers
went hate yesterday TO Freddy
Wood OF Vancouver. British colum-
bia and Alberta open champion.
Wood complied = score Of
zss In the 7z-hoie test. 5s
held . ene-stroke margin over
Nell Christiaa. Yakima. Wash,
professional. In the last 10
holes Of play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
PuYallup
DediCaies
New Lights
Vikings Score 400
Win Over Chehulis:
1000 See Tussle

fuNAi.i.If Fired up by the
hlazs Of their new lights. Al Dahl
hergs ruyallup Vikings dedicated
the new Viking field floodlieht IN
stallatlan susplciously hsrs last
night. defeating Chebaiis Bearcats
20 10 o, before moru than 1000
fana
Scoring IN each ~ the first thrss
quarters. the Vikings. With only
four iettsfmsn baek frpm last
years Puget sound conferences
champions. amazed their hons
fans with their grldlFon pfowsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

international isaTls hontfsal
IS T8Fnnta 10 Baltimore q 1sf-
s@y city HaenssisF - huffaia o
Amerisan sssaeiatioa coiunn-
hsss = Lesuisvffis . ksnsas city
. Minneapolis 4 hii1sBkss 81
~ Paul so fi.s Eass n nrnKsi /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
sEMI-PRO BALL

sEATTLE-Port Orchard and
sesttle's Gibsons advanced last
night IN the state semi-pro base
ball tournament
Port Orchard beat Green Lake
Of Seattle. Ia The Gibsons white
washed sedro-WOolley. 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Tiger-Abe
Grid Chiefs
AT Labor

A god Hns may b = great hsip
" = young nea sta ronsniis
notions n alsa san y. ssry hslp-
fa n q football coach Even
though y = different Ind u
linz
ont a. Llnoola hiah. Coach ~
sehwarx smiles shsrffuiiy shsn hs
sonsitsrs his linz candidates rhs
Ass slsvsn promises - have a
stalwaft forward wali this ssaaon.
and M gria team la stronger man
l,s front hus asfsnsss
ssxsa lsttsfs~H a. forward
ps.ss }. slsisE sehsaFs . zeal
ntsiesa. - wesk siih.
Ths haeknsld - another matter
Having lost hla sntirs first string
81 as1i paszsss sbs Lincoln snaen
mus, pfsak n sgana-ns@
quartet
nsfi hlE II fssls 10 siii - snis
10 get q speedy and powerful array
q haeks ssse ~ th- material 81
hard. thoaah ~ is not yet slr-
~hst ~ wili ass.iop N ~ ssY -
. passing sttask His pslnilnz hks-
wiss presents .sfns froblsms
IosfS mas rnonLENs
Johnny asinrlek Stadium niEh
msninf. sha hss est Zen II lat
years sisvsn regulars has fs~
prubisns 81 his s~n this FAN Hsla-
rsk. se~sxsg. hAa : habit q com
las sp WITH q fast nsll.1alznesd
squaa. ana e net gloomy over ths
pFo=pesss ms Tigers boxed pretty
god In practice scrirnnsEs
against nsaeAisy Thursday
On ssss FFsa.y siKht. a The
SAITH .aa hsssi. stadium and
f1nesis an ~ n th<fS first
fsal tsst a. str~aEth. ant ths
aans~ = ssgeetsd - - ss@ n
ths haFas-t fsaEht these PEE
saalAl rivals have gffsfrd.
Advsnrs tickets. faaFtats fss
ADULTS aaa fsessts ~ STUDENTS.
are az .ais al - as-Nuio~n All
uls~lrnaa Ansstleos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

lloa q al former . T. & STUDENTS
IN Tacesaa ard vicinity
n pre- campaign Nnfs several
hunsiFsa aniiars have already been
faissss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Kentucky Girl
Leads Rival

SEATTLE - Marion miley,
Lexington, NY, was ! up on
national Champion Betty
ia m eson, San Antonio,
Tex, today at the end Of the
first nine In their 3s-hoie
match for the 10th annual
women's Western Golf asso-
citation amateur championship.
The card:
Par S44 ts4 asst
Miley As M Ao-8
JAmeean bk9 b96 b4k--f0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Dug DYckman Chairman
OF Committee in Charge
Season Tickets 10 Lutheran Contests
VIII Be Sold In Sustained Campaign

league gsng hack foo,h.n hsfs Ia hE ev
red which lhs manths has
grown nothins n alnarsT ~
werthwhis grid me drive faf fas =
build practices = faenn LafhsFaa eausss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
KLAMATH FALLS -

Snowy" Gustafson's klamath
Falls high school squad rolled 10 a
1876 victory over Chico. Calf. last
night In the opening game Of the
1910 schedule. The Pelicans over
came Chico'a lead when Pointer
ran back a punt for - yards and .
touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Camas, Klamath
Win First Games

CANAs, Nssh.--Camas defeat
81 The Dalles, 81 10 Z last night IN
the first high school football game
Of the season. Steve Daley scored
all of camas' touchdounsl Ne made
runs Of so and rs Yards on his
scoring Iaunts The Dailes' touch
down resulted from a tumble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

'UameH behlnh IfhuHF,
Yesterdays Results
San Diego 10. Seattle }
Hollywood 80. Sacramento Ill.
san Francisco 81, Portland Ill
Oakland q. Los Angeles 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
The FLAG Chase


NNfVNNE FsFNWfF
Cincinnati. - ~ an ~
Hreoliyr 81 81 AT a., Ia
sGame< hehlsd. f0sm~~ % risy,
n-aas. -. a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
QUOTA OUTLINED

ms quota a. outlined b. me
COMMITTEES 10 I 600 season tiekets
q, "a each. $50 tlessts good fo# all
~ l. e acme footsail Eamss for
five years 81 40 saeh snd 20 life
tls sets. which wesild sntiiis ths
original purchaser to attend sil
~ L. a. football games fef re
years. AZ $50 saeh
IN addition b. ths efforts 81 ina
Not stove lsagus COMMITTEES snd
msmbsrs. M ticket sale uiu bs
sldsa BY t~o othsr nEsnefss
The p T. z student bodY siu
work In the drive AMI ths alumni
sssoeistioa Slli make q spileit4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

The Hot stsss issaus tseh
sp the ., 1. q. Pfalset after
lts faatl..li esmsalttss. -
watch bug Dychmaa is chair
msa. Recommended tsnl eea-
strartia. ~ The pFseiles nsld
" me outstanding aeed ~
Taeama 10 . football way,
other members ~ the football
COMMITTEES srs J e shapiro. lea
sauls. Ted Faalk. " y Van nsf
Vart. Arthur W sehisKsl RahsFt
Dawson. Gerry waschtsr and pf
Christian ouevli
This COMMITTEES vas arpointsd
by President Abel several aays ss-
when. with the BASEBALL seaaon
waning. i uas decided 10 aid
football a. much a. poaalhis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Tw0-bass hit. York. homf run,
Green berg, bases on. balls. off Russo
/. sundrs . Hsdley 1, Bridges a.
struck out, BY Russo q. 5undra 2.
Bridges q loslns pitcher. Russo
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
FRED BRYANT'S DEATH
IS TERMED ACCIDENT
Columbus County Coroner's Jury Re-
turns Verdict In High
way Fatality

WHITEVILLE, Dec. ga coro-
ner's jury ruled here Tuesday night
that the death of Fred Bryant, 81
year-old CCC negro %enrollee at the
camp near Bolton, was an accident.
Bryant was killed when of
three trucks in a convoy enroute
from Wilmington back to Bolton
early Sunday morning left the road
between Delco and Freeman and
sideswiped a small tree, then taking
to a. ditch. The impact against the
tree crushed the body of the truck,
killing Bryant almost instantly, and
injuring two others.
Roy Kirksey, negro, driver Of the
truck occupied by Bryant, said be-
fore the coroner's jury that he was
driving in the middle of the convoy
at that time, and the lights of an on
coming car blinded him so that he
could not see the road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
ZEDIKIEL SMITH
DENIES Staying
Negro Is Scheduled To Die
For Murder Of William
Daniel, Of Sampson

RALEIGH, Dec. 5.-P-Zediklel
(also known as Zedikiah) Smith:
%29-year-old negro, denied his guilt
tonight on the eve of his execution
for the first degree murder of
William Daniel, white man O.
Sampson county.
The Rev. L. A. Watts, chaplain
of Central prison, visited Smith
this morning on death row, and
broke the news that Governor Hoey
had declined to grant clemency
They're going to kill me, anc
I'm ready" the chaplain quoted
Smith as saying, but l didn't xii
Mr.. Daniel. He was the best frient
1 ever had. The officers took me
to the place Mr.. Daniel was killed
and scared a confession out Of
me. But I didn't kill him."
Smith was convicted in Sampson
county, after the state had main
tanned that he beat the White mar
to death with a cherry limb, ane
robbed him of SIG.
Governor Hoey announced yes
terday that he would not stay the
execution. Hoey granted a 3O-da,
reprieve, however, to Noah Cure
ton of Mecklenburg county, VIII
also Vas slated to die tomorrow
and committed to life imprison
ment the death sentences imposed
on Charlie Ellis, convicted in War
rem county of rape, and Azo1
Brown, convicted in Catawba o:
murder.
Neither Ellis nor Brown had def
mite death dates, since both hae
appeals pending in the state SUI
preme court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
PROBE OF AIRLlNER|
CRASH UNDER Way
Witness Says Icing Condi-
tons Prevailed At Time
Of Chicago Accident

CHICAGO, Dec. g. Up An eye
witness told a coroner's jury today
that "icing conditions prevailed at
the time of a United Air Lines plane
crash that resulted in eight deaths.
While the witness, Policeman
Thomas F. O'Hara, was relating his
account of last nights tragedy, eight
survivors we're being treated in hos
pitfalls. The pretty stewardess, Flor
ence M. Little of Chicago, was re-
ported to be in a livery critical"
state.
O'Hara, tes+ifying at the inquest
before a jury composed of six avia-
ton experts, said that he was in the
radio control tower of the (licago
Municipal airport, approximately two
blocks from the vacant lot where
the mainliner fell, at 5.4S p. m.
He reported that he saw the plane
approaching a runway for a landing
at what he judged was a normal
altitude of about $50 feet.
at seemed to make a left turn
with the nose down and so into the
ground" he added. There was a
flash as the ship fell"
He figured that the Flash" oc-
Cured when the liner struck electric
power lines.
O'Hara testified that earlier the
pilot had asked for landing instruc-
tions and that the control tower
operator had advised a west land
ing due to icing conditions"
The policeman added that he did
not know whether the icing condi.
tons" were on the plane or the
ground but that a light snow was
falling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
Dean Schaub Addresses
Whiteville Farmers Meet

WHITEVILLE, Dec. 5.-Emphasis
was placed upon the necessity for
keeping farm records at a meeting
of the agriculture research commit
tee Of the North Carolina Bankers
association, which was hsots to a
humber of farmers of Columbus,
Robson and Bladen counties at a
turkey dinner in the High school
cafeteria here Tuesday evening.
Dean I. o. Schaub, director of the
extension service at State college,
along with c. D. Thomas and H. B.
James, also of the extension service,
were the principal speakers at the
meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ION

Mrs. EsteHe Johnson, COMMIT
urer' was renewed for a period >,
two years. The board also VI
ed the bonds of Auditor Lucas pp! aS
Mrs. johnson, together with ana
OF H. c. Walker, register Of mat
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
Men, Officers Installed
By Seaboard Physicians

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-(R-In-
of officers and the reading
of medical papers preceded the ad-
journment here today OF m 4otn
annual meeting of the seaboard Med
ical association, made up Of Virginia
and North Carolina physicians.
The association will meet next yea
at Virginia Beach.
The new officers re DR.. Waiver
ly r. Payne of Newport News, Va,
president; DR.. Eric Bell of Wilson,
first vice president; DR.. Wilbert But
Ter of Norfolk, Va, second vice presi'
dent; DR.. Plum Nicholson of Wa~h
ington, third vice president; DR.. L.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
TRIAL BY JURY
IS SLATED TODAY
Will Be Presented By High
School Glee Club At $3.50
And 8:15 O'Clock

The New Hanover High schooI
Elee club will present the Gilbert
and Sullivan dramatic cantata "lrlal
BY Jury" this afternoon and eve
ming at the New Hanover High
school at $50 and s:15 o'clock.
The following program has been
arranged by Albert Brown, director
Excerpts from "H. M. S. Pima
fore" produced by the Glee CID
during 1899: st Am a Oh
the Sea-" Lamonte Mier,
Williams and chorus, when [ was
q. Lad" Lamonte Meier, Sorry Her
Lot" Mary B. Hall.
Excerpts from pirates of Pen
zance," produced by the Glee CLUB
during the early part of 1910: Poor
Wandering One," Ida Laura Child
and Chorus, "Now Here's a First
Rate Opportunity" chorus, "The
Major Generals Song," Lamonte
Meier and chorus, Hail Poetry"
chorus, when The Foeman Bares
His Steel" Truman Magil, d
Laura Child, Orma Jean Willis n
chorus, when a Fellows Not En-
saged," the policeman.
The cast of Trial by Jury" fol
lows:
Judge, James Middleton; Council
for Plaintiff, Demming Smith; De-
fendant, Clifford McIver; Plaintiff
Orma Jean Willis: Foreman of Jury,
Thomas Gregg; Usher, Truman
Magill.
Jurmen: Thomas Gregg, John
oldenbuttle, Kenneth Fuller, Charles
Sasser, Paul Smell, Billy Sutherland,
Jack Tilley, Bobby johnson, Mortl-
mer Glover, Edward Lamb, Jack
Mintz, Henry Meier.
Bridesmaids: Ida Laura Child,
Elizabeth Williams, Gloria Todd,
Mary Charlotte Lewis, Dorothy
Romeo, Eleanor Moore, Mary b.
Toms, Anne Newbold, Ray Bennett,
Vera Diehl, Betty Davis, Mildred
Evans.
Spectators: Other Glee club mem
bers.
Pianist: W. G. Robertson. Drama
tic coach: Miss Frances Ward.
Scenery: Glenward Bloome.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
Special Court Term
Plarned In Columbus

RALEIGH, Dec. 5.-CP-Two spe-
cial, one-week terms Of superior
court were called today by the cover.
nor's office.
The first will be held in Columbus
county the week of December 16, e
dispose of civil cases. Judge F. Don
aid Phillips will preside. The seco1
will be in Cumberland county the
week of Decmeber 80, to dispose of
criminal cases with judge A. Hal
Johnston presiding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-06
SELLS STEER

CHICAGO, Dec. 5. - Up Pretty
Evelyn Assay sold her grand cham.
pion steer today for $3,49S, enough
to help her father buy a farm. The
1,O60-pound hereford, best beef ami
NAL exhibited at the 41st information
al livestock exposition, brought $3.50
a pound, nearly 20 times the high
est price paid on the days open mar
kat.