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borne shipments of wheat, flour
and canned salmon from Puget
Sound in the first nine moths of
1899 registered a substantial gain
over 1888.
Last year was the best since
1885 in sailings and arrivals here
as 1908 deepsea vessels arrived
and 1910 departed.
Wheat shipments during the
first nine months of 1889 amount
ed to $685. 35 bushels compared
to 1854, 341 bushels for the entire
year of 1888.
ENTER PROTEST
The Seattle chapter of the Asso-
ciated General Contractors of
America Monday protested to
U. s. army headquarters over
alleged preference shown Califor-
mia ports in shipping of materials
to the military air base project
at SlLka, ALASKA
The local association passed a
resolution pointing out the close
ness of Alaska to Pacific North
west ports. especially Seattle. At
least parity with San Francisco
was urged.
TACOMA HARBOR
Ships in port: Heffron and Ten
nessean at Shaffer No. /; PARA.
koola, at st. Regis dock; Satartia,
Port piers; Silverwave and North
King at the smelter dock, and
Ohiona at Baker dock.
Ships due: Tuesday, Harpoon
Waterside mill.
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Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Feb.s Feb. Is Feb. a Feb 20
Forecast for Washington -
Cloudy Monday night and Tues
day; little rain in the west portion
and snow over the high mountains;
little change in temperature; in
ereasing southeast wind off the
coast, reaching gale force Monday
night; light easteriy wind over the
interior waters of Washington,
but strong in the straits.
Rainfall for the "a hours end
ing at a. m. Monday, .02 inch;
since Jan. 1, 235 inches, a defi-
cheney of 3.sz inches.
Wind at s a. m. Monday. north
m. p. h.; barometer at 1922, fall
ing .03 and then steady.
Sun rises at 1887 a m. Tuesday
and sets at $40 p. m.
Tacoma's weather on Jan. 70.
1939-Cloudy, "a inch of rain,
maximum temperature As degrees
and minimum 3s. Highest wind
velocity 20 m. p. h. from the south
west.
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y 8toc1sB -. 39-l4, Oh o-os
Stock sales approximatsd AGO.
600 shares. compared with coo. 900
IA the previous five-hour session
Friday. Curb sales were 1oo. 900.
against 11Sooo.
NEW YORK-The stock market
Monday followed the pattern OF
last week with prices narrowly
irregular and trading light
steels held wei lin face Of q six
Per cent decline In steel operations.
Motors were narrowly irregular,
coppers steady and utilities firm.
Mixed tendencies were noted in
railroad issues. aviations and elec-
trfcal equipments Rubbers eased.
OILS slipped or to around their
lowest levels Of the year.
Leadership again WAS held by
shares which Wall street regards
a sscond-grade. Loft featured and
roo to = new high. Continental
Motors, RADIO Keith orpheum,
shipping Issues and packing shares
lad relatively large turnover.
MONDAY eUorArroNs
enuotatlons courtesy Dsan Witter =
o., washington bldg. members
9ow York 0tock Exc6nnge1
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GAINS SHOWN

The Merchants Exchange in
Seattle disclosed Monday water
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NIOIINS

HoFTO. THOMAS L.-6Oe So. NJ 81.
Main 1854 Vioiins Made 10 order.
Repairing Of All Kinds OF String
Instruments Bows Made and re-
strung. Violin Instruction.
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Tacoma Times Almanac
THIS NINTH NEWT MONTH
THIS MONTH
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New First Pun Last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Feb.s Feb. Is Feb. a Feb 20
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Auto Safety and window Glass
ARTS GLASS co
sis SO. Tacoma Ave MA 22oo
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Custom Made Furniture. Brenlin
Shades, Furniture Recovering. Est.
QUALITY UPHLST. a. SHADE co.
767 So. asth GA 24I7
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
T0DAYS SPORT PARADE

proved decisive
Hogan is the only golfer who has
scored field goal with a golf ball.
He Socked a drive 264 yards from a
tee built high up on a ramp in the
Los Angeles Coliseum. The lofty
walls of the stadium served as a
Windbreak. yet that was as far as
he could hit the ball in three at
tcmpts.
Cnc shot split tho opposite goal
posts.
Willie Turrosa drives long ball
for a simon pure. and Frank Strata
CT isn't exactly short, but Hogan no.
ticcd that their tee shots in the
Metropolitan Amateur, over the
Century Country Club course, stop
ped only a few PAGES beyond the
200-yard markers on several holes
Hogan. doubts that Turnesa aver
aged 220 yards, despite an occas-
ional 250-yard drive. He battled a
head wind on half the holes, and
roller-coaster fairways, heavy from
frequent rains, smothered distance.
Some hit much longer ball than
others, of course, but even the we'll
built Jimmy Thomson must couple
a stiff wind and hard, down -slop-
ing fairway with his might to hit
golf ball 300 yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

were the series starting tomorrow
AS a matter of fact, Powell Cros-
ley's men weren't as incompetent
as they were painted last October.
They should have won two of the
games. and it required tWO-hit
pitching by Monte Pearson to put
another in the Yankee column.
Although he was stunned when
struck by Charley Keller, and
wasn't sleeping, as reported. when
Joe DiMaggiO also scored in the
10th inning of the big bloWoff, big
Ernie lombard made no excuse at
the end of what for him was a
Door season.
Schnozzle lombard spoke with
his bat and catching instead 3.
staged a complete comeback.
The Reds followed him.
And this time they promise 70
60 all the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
-Four ThFor
Lead in Pubhnx
Golf Tourney

DETROIT July % CUP)-A
salesman. an unemployed drafts
man. a college star and a lean
Georgia youngster, just getting his
start in golf, ripped two strokes off
par of Rackham's sun burned acres
today and moved into the lead in
the race for the qualifying medal
with more than half the field in the
first round of the National public
links golf championship.
All four had COS, enough to lead
by stroke in the strongest field
ever assembled for public links
tournament.
Here they arc:
Worth \Stimlts, Colorado Springs
Colo, Rocky Mountain collegiate
champion 34-35-69.
Adrian French, Huntington Park
Calf. the craftsman without a
Job, 35-34-69.
Luke Barnes, 20 year old Atlanta
boy just out of high school and
competing in his second match
play tournament. 34-35-69.
Fred Hill, Worcester, Mass. a
trainer of statesmen, 36-33-69.
Grouped one stroke behind were
Don Smith d st. Joseph, Mo. Rob-
ert Price Of Oklahoma City. and
Ed Furgol. Utica. N. Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
BY HARRY GRAYSOE
Pinch hitting for McLemOre)

Long drives in golf arc grossly
exaggerated.
Ben Hogan is famous for his hit
ting, despite the fact he weighs no
more than l40 pounds. but the tap
ping Texan tells you he can't aver
age 240 yards unless the fairways
are baked hard and most of them
run d0wnhjll
A 230-yard smack will win most
any driving contest, even though
such events are usually staged under
favorable conditions.
From an elevated tee at the Pitts
hnrgh Field Club In 1898, Jimmy
Thomson, daddy of hitters, manu-
factured a 3l7-yard drive in dis
tance contest preceding the P G.,
A. tournament, but it booked off
the fairway and didn't count
Samuel Jackson Snead and Law
son Little may be outdistanced by
Thomson off the tee, but Hogan
considers them longer than the
Scotsman on full wood wallops from
the fairway All three were aided
by a brisk following wind when
they banged 300-yard drives in the
National Open at Cleveland 5 Can
terbury, but, as Hogan points out.
Little'S tremendous second shots
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Crippled Girls
Team Meets
Coronado Tonight

Ell Centro's girl softball team,
crippled by the loss of four first
Stringers, goes up against a strong
Coronado ball club tonight at BIS
in FL Centro stadium.
Loss of Yvonne Vanderlinden.
Elizabeth Howard Zola Beth SWink
and Ruby Norris will greatly handi-
cap the Ell Centre girls, but Mana
ger Lefty Walters reached into his
list of reserves for requirements and
predicted a close game. if not a
victory
Yvonne Vanderlinden was Strick-
en- with all appendicitis attack af-
ter Sunday nights game in San
Diego, Elizabeth Howard suffered a
sprained wrist. Swink is on vaca-
ton, Norris suffered an injured
finger. There is possibility Joy
Littlefield will not be on hand be-
cause of an injured leg.
Coronado boasts one of the finer
girls Softball teams from San Diego
county and tonight's game will be
the first in transforming trip
throughout the southwest
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Sunnek TO HurI
Against Valley
AK-Yars Friday

Frank Sumck. = beSpcCtaClcd sent
who holds two shutout victories
over the FL Centro All-o,ars. will
90 IN against the valley Softballer>
once again FRIDAY night IN FL Cen
tro stadium.
Sumek stopped the All-StarS
pitching for the san Diego ElkS
last year and Will be hurlrn- for
the Chula Vista Packers in Friday
nights game.
The All-StarS viii use virtually
the same lineup which defeated
the Lakeland Larks last week
though Henry Cauzza and Steve
Ritter Will be missing because o.
vacation periods.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Sports Parade

Nothing intrigucs the average
sport fan more tnan a good argu-
ment over the merits or dement's
of players, Teams or managers. and
occasionally. mst by listening. YOU
pick up list OF interesting COM
ments III the course Of a baseball
game
Last Sunday . -.oup of baseball
fans occupied seats behind a party
of valley baseball followers in Lane
Field. Sar Diego. and as the game
progressed took the San Diego club
apart. piecC by piece.
If PLAYERS had heard the fans
comment on their GOOD and bad
points. they probably would have
been ready to feht hut strangely,
the fellows who 90 the most critl-
cizinC arc the fans who keep base
ball alive today
In ore inning Ed Stewart crashed
against the right field wall 10 make
a spectacular catch. The chap be-
hind us observed Now there's =
sweet ball PLAYER. as good a dcfenS-
i've man as l ever saw
Wo lnllIIlIS IdltI CttNdIA I'Pp'N
up with two mon on. The same gent
roarcd with dlsapproval. What Is
that guy doirc on the team? lousl-
est hitter on the field and he's no
great outficldCr either"
TnCn SwcdC Jensen. Padre left
fielder. camc UP With a sensational
catch in tho OutfCld and an obScrv-
er declared Orc Of the best field
ers in tho lCaeAc II he ever cot a
hit he would be an asset to the
team
But in the seventh inning Swedc
famed swinging with man on
third. another on first an1 the tickle
fan tore his hair in disgust: Il
have high school kid who can bat
better than that What's burst do
irP with that guy on the ball club
The same brand OF conversation
went On throughout the game Steve
Mcsncr alternately became the best
inficlder in the league and the
clumsicst shortStcp in baseball Art
Garibaldi was both the best clutch
hitter II the league, and the worst
Byron Humphreys was first the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

topped OIL ny ltb EIililN' y '''''i'
ing double. gave Imperial its third
victory in second round play and
doomed Holtvillc to its fifth straight
defeat.
Ritter allowed scattered seven
hits and allowed only one run after
the third inning. Sloppy base run
ming by the Hotville players aided
his cause however.
Cal Aaron. Fhmkc and Jackson
topped the Imperial battcrs and
Patterson and Lott each collected
a pair of hits for the losers.
Patterson. pitching for Holtvlllc.
started out in an impressive fash
ion. facing only ten battcrs IN the
first three innings, but the lmpr-
rial batters caught up with HIM in
the fourth to push across fOU'
runs on two hits. Il pair OF walks
and an error. Imperial tied the
score in the seventh won the game
with the ninth-inning Spurec.
Both teams offered patched linz.
ups as their ranks were thlnIro
by vacation periods. The brand 81
ball played was not below par. lOW-
ever.
Tho score.
Imperial 600 AGO l0i 80.
Holtvillc 2o2 100 00G 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. July % UP)--
Hogs saIeablc 300. Slow. steady 10
IL cents lower. medium to choice
1SO-217 III California butchers 7.35-
7.65: few 10; off weight 6-7.10:
odd sows 5.
Cattle saleable 500. Generally
steady; some bulls strong to higher:
load 1914 Ib fed steers Q; good fed
steers lacking; common steers LIB:
few feeders 7.75-S25; grass heifers
735 down; few cows s.50-7; COED
quoted around 7.25: dairy cows
525 6.25: odd head higher: Gamers
and cutters 4.25-5.75; few 4; bulls
6.5O-7. so. odd head 7.s5; calves sale
able 100; steady; few vealers oil:
choice lacking: few calves $40.
sheep ssieabie 500. holdover 939:
steady. deck good 81 In wooled
lambS . and load common TO me
dinm Sc ~ IT'S. load s5 lb horn
Texas lambs $50. few heavy shorn
wcthcrs $50; feeder lambs 7?5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW NOEK J".s < GP,. Bn-
1ain's repetition ~ Adolf Hitler'
"peace Or de,rrusfirr proposal tail
ed 20 hat, -, .rn. naJfs' o9'
OF it ltth4rEN fura* aud prts".
moved uafr"WtS - the .lpW''' 60
sion in ~ v'ar#.
Othci marFtt. sl , tiu Iifl'
wheat dropped 80 urw ''a.o onal
lows but taU. hd,k ~ rlo'r -
cent lower to- = ,'u' h1Eh'r. noud-
were lrreCuIalIN tower
Ibuw 1uu's ~ .imlnary closing
stock aNctaE's Indus TRIAL ~ u
up u.1a. raI "c.iI mp 49,. ututN
- as. oG o17. e5 stock. il.r2. VI
u.uT.
stock sales approNimatcd 23h.po'
shares compared with 2&U.oo" II
the previous session, wh,l" cunt
stock sales Ip~t to kA.nuu "haTC'
from A. ouu yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Accident Almost
Ends Tennessee
Gridders' Career

KINGSPCRT, Tenn. July %
Ed CiferS almost called II quits for
the 1910 season when ne suffered
a painfully injured left arm while
working in an Industrial plant here
The veteran Tennessee end had
the arm caught between Pipe I'm"
and a post.
Although the arm was laccrat"d,
physicians report there viii be- no
permanent injury.
1t should be healed in SIX weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
6rudge Battle
Brewing in
Junior League

There's a grudGe sottball battIC
brewing between the Fl Centre
junior police and the Press newsles
in the first game of second round
play in the junior league. The
rival clubs clash on Thursday
night in El Centro stadium at SIS.
Imperial and Calexico Junior
league teams play tonight in I'M
perial. The game will start at g
O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Cincinnuti Balance Boosts
Reds Chance For Victory

NEW YORK. July 23--Behind
the finest pitching in baseball. Gin
cinnati on its third eastern trip
is prepared to pull away from
Brooklyn.
William Henry walters Paul Der
ringer, Gene Thompson and Jim
Turner. More often than not the
opposition has to shut them out
to obtain a tie. Whitley Moore
isn't half bad, and Joe BeGgs has
turned out to be firstclaSs re-
lief worker
Hurlers accounting for 40 major
league victories in two complete
campaigns nowadays can be counted
on the fingers of one hand, but
Bucky Walters hung up that many
in season and a half. Derrineer
isn't far behind. and Junior
Thompson threatens to give the
Reds a third 20-gamc winner.
Cincinnati has pitching quality
and quantity for l6 games on II
PLAYING dates on its third swing
along the Atlantic Seaboard.
Double headers are right down
the Reds alley and Is of them lie
ahead. They have swept eight of
y TO date and divided the others.
The Reds are five games ahead
of where they were at this time
last season. and had to show that
improvement to fight off and build
lead over the Dodgers. who
showed so much early foot.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
o.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. July 90. TPJ-
Supplies were generally liberal with
demand and trading slow. Apples
and tomatoes were firm to slightly
stronger. Beans. berries. cauliflower
cucumbers figs, grapes. lettuce,
peaches and squash were slightly
weaker TO weaker.
Cantatoupc~. Hales best std 16s-
IL 2110-S1 25. 36s 85-S1.0O; As IS
s5c: tip tops local std 12s15s IS
$50: hone ydewa Imperial jumbo
27s-36s 50-75c.
WatermelonS: Klondlkes and
ztrtpeg ton lot 1920 ID avg 114 15-
lb avg 511-S12.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
VERSATILE JOOST
REPLACES MYERS

Another reason for the Red-legs
confidence in their ability to re-
peat with something to spare is
that they arc we'll fortified in left
field. where they were weak in
1889
Eddie JooSt's activities on either
side of second base is another
cheering note.
Joost got his chance at short
stop when Billy Myers, attempting
TO raise a window. cut his throw
ing arm severely in tanning it
through the pane of glass.
Myers has been ready for two
weeks. but William Boyd McKcch-
ME doesn't choose to break up
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
BARE KNUCKlE FIGHTER
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

BALTIMORE. July % tUPI-
Peter Maher. one of the last of
the bare knuckle fighters of by
gone boxing days died at private
nursing home late yesteday after
a long illness.
Maher. II at the time of his
death. began his boxing career
N Ireland III 1893 later coming tn
this country where hC numbered
lanky Bob F1tzsImmons, the first
Tom Sharkey and Gus Rubin
among his opponents. He fought a
2O-round draw with Ruhiln.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUI

T-1dIItS UtIlI1lU ICduPT.
Mondays Results
No games; teams travelling.
Tuesdays Schedule
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit
New York at St Louis (nlghD.
Philadelphia at Cleveland (nighty
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
BENCHW WARMING
by Burdette Kinne
.post-press Sports Editor

cagiest moundsman III tho league.
then tho dumbeSt.
In most cases the observers know
little more about baseball than
Manager burst does about the cloth
ing busir oSs but they are the boys
who pay the salaries Of the men
they criticize. thus explaining why
fewer bats are broken across the
skulls of the Mr. Average Fan. It's
the same old story. Even if the
customer is wrong. he's right.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES Juiv ~ nIp
FSur ISSUE, - Vtu,ed and iw" dfpp
ned SIiEhilv IodaN m >pnradlc trad
ing on tn I"- AuE'l"= stock eN-
change
Pacifir finance common 1"'t pp
l. Shen i'uruu nIl 50. up %, Gon.
crai Mutpr. 49,. ~ To- N'ud$'o -
unchanged. IlchfIrld oil uu-
changed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
WISDOM TO WAIT

CINCINNATI July 23.-Frank
Mccormick. Cincinnati Reds first
baseman. has an impacted wisdom
tooth, which constantly bothers him.
but he'll wait until tho end of the
season before having it. removed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

combination which coppcd II Of
81 engagements.
The balanced Reds have
moved right along with a modicum
of hitting. but Ival Goodman is
on the upgrade. and Buck McCorm-
ick and Morrie Arnovich figure to
fatten their averages.
Big Mike Dejan, who hit ,404 in
leading the Southern Association in
half dozen batting departments,
is there to step into the outfield
if the Rhinelanders start losing
close ones the winning of which has
been their speciality to date.
They have captured something
like 20 games by one run.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
AIR-TIGHT TWIRLING

ALEXANDRIA, La. July 23.-
Sammy Easton, pitcher for the
Alexandria club of the Evangclinc
league, went al innings without be-
ing scored on.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

*-GameS behind leader.
Mondays Results
No games; teams travelling.
Tuesdays Schedule
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn C2).
Pittsburgh at New York (nighb
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
NpdttIm EKKs
small f9Es
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, July %. G'PJ-Whcat
futures sagged to the seasons low
levels today.
Wheat closed Off u to up - cent.
July II = "A corn was off - to up
-. July 63 4 n, oats "s-lL cents
lower, July 28% n and rye off a
to up 2A. July Az: SOY beans wa
3g-11a cents lower, July 8oi4.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Standings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

*-GamcS behind leader.
Mondays Results
No games; teams travelling.
Tuesdays Schedule
San Diego at Sacramento.
Oakland at Hollywood.
Seattle at Portland.
Los Angeles at San Francisco
NATIONAL. IEAGJIE
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance
EpE'TfJHls Mt
Primary Election
AUGUST II

Bond lower. [ D., E"Norumert.
irres ulai.
tuih mlttI
can mnust Ir' .,#t
E"r'EH '>.i. .ur' ',#s..
cotton tt,r,t.
" heat g.. ,'Df Nlru'- 3. 81 cont
over. 'oru 90. 90 ,'f
EUbh'l irl' Eril'f
~. - uu. ham g.,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Coca Cola Takes
Bleaque Lead

Coca Cola softball team topped
the El Centre B league standings
Tuesday as loop teams opened the
seventeenth week of play with NJ
wins in Is starts.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
MORE SERIOUS BUSINESS

LONDON, July 23.-Because of
the war, Sporting Life, which was
closely followed by English racing
enthusiasts, has suspended publica-
ton after 1l9 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los Angeles butter ........ 2Slz c
Butlerfat grde A OFH ~ ranch 37ls
Manufacturing milk .-........ 3112c
ri gathered cream ..-....... 81 X {
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Bruce Ritter Subs on Mound. Hurls
Imperial to95 Victory over
Luck|ess Hottviite Merchants

They uncovered another hurler in the FL Centre cllN
league Monday night Bruce Ritter subbng for ms
brother Steve in the atters absence pitched the Imperial
Merchants 9-5 victory the Holtvle damondrcrS
in E Centre stadium four-run rally the ninth inning,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
FOOTBALLERS FLY

Wa july . BUZZ
Berries. Annapolis former All-Am-
erica back. and Tom Hamilton. who
coached him. arc pilots in the naval
air force
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
AERIAL PRACTICE

UNIVERSITY, Miss, July %
Coach Harry Mehre will fly his
Mississippi football team to Boston
for a game with Holy Cross Nov. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
/. !. GRAINS

~ next
No. hard white ,... t1.37 II AZ
No. soft white .... 81. 81 = AZ Il
BaFtty -
No. Bri west 40 lbs ~ ~ y
Corn No. yellow 49,. Sl.ba-l so
Milo, No. yellow ...... $l.30-1.35
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
REDS COME BACK
WITH LOMBARDI

Following their loss of four
straight in the world series last
fall. no one would have guessed
the Reds would be favorites over
the American League survivor in
1910. vet that would be the case
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
l.. a. BANKS

Los ANGELES. July % UPJ-
Transs america .-.-. ---.. AZ ~
Evening star., 1940-04-14

headed by Dean S. S. Steinbere Of
the Engineering College Of the Uni
versity OF Maryland was appointed
to work in direct contact with the
park and planning commission and
Mr.. Bryan. It's members included
Bird H. Dolby, Mount Rainer at
torney; Arthur G. Moon Of Hyatts-
Vile; T. w. Venemann of Riverdale
and James M. Arnold, mayor Of Seat
Pleasant.
Proposal Allowed to Lapse.
Although the proposal had gained
support among the various civic and
community organizations, 1t was
allowed to lapse until Mr.. Watkins
was appointed by the commission to
revise the plan. In the latter part
OF 1899 Mr.. Dyer was named by the
commission to work out the details
Of the project.
The new system ebraces Boule-
ward Heights. Bradbury Heights.
Capitol Heights, Seat Pleasant,
Kenilworth. Colmar Manor, Mount
Rainier, Cheverly, Bladensburg, Ed
monston road 10 Branchville road.
Washington, Baltimore boulevard to
Branchville road and Queens Chapel
road to Avondale Grove and Aver
road on the west and northwest.
The whole plan does not have
a single duplication" Mr.. Dyer said.