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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
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are members ~ The college chair
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cavalry unit. has h~sr dslsY~f IN
forming twe polo teams smcnG
ths msus~ss ~ mis- company h~~
eaiss maiisss ard ethsr necessary
Equipment are snssslishis In ne
city. must bs ordered fr.m The
east
ts~d u. hes~sas 80 . vstsrsn
Judge n ths superior soust nsrsd
an efdsr saturday which wound
sp an sstfsmsly sHsssnt tss ssss
sEsins Pierce county s.S IN
shlsh Ne. ,hsH . deputy psasseus-
lns attorney. had represented
rlsres county A dsposi, NJ . tfsis
more thsn go left ny ss~ Isss<.
ths pislntlf, r.s afdsrsd turned
over n tAs eaunty 70 sestis tHs
court coats ~ tns esse. rns county
sisrk sss Tired ~ keeping seess
On tina deposit all tas~s ys4rs-
probably . quarter ~ . esnfsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

the resignation Of Dana 7. Robin
son. secretary for l6 years. who
is leaving the city.
Miss Shirley Reynolds. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reynolds Of
Attn ave. s W is home from Ellens-
burg, where she is attending Cen
tral Washington Colleg. OF Edu-
cation.
Funeral services for Lillian Rey-
nolds will be held at ?. m. Mon
day At Hilrs funeral home, with
Rev Give Taylor officiating Place
OF burial will be announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

ne ensff SIS The ssrticns 90
Hairs ineeus resources ana rsfs
hitting Superior Iudses t. - ne
ascent - rsnslens szfs infen.
sistsnt- Siih 10 federal seelsi
security a.
II sffset u 40 federal fuas.
Seuia Mt 10 ssaiisei< "a snatch
snY stats expenditure. II ths sc.
tiens rsmssn~d setive IN the law
To preserve tie federal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

ssstssi-s fass.. ~. state rsw
uuss fiss kasl .ssrs a. sai.
nfyt.a the .>esssas rsls weass
s~rira.s~ te~ tssslstsss o. .~rs
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tide free hospital sas s~-f,s~i
ssrs
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80 80 aaonthiv "a ~ 80 Hs1 ~
n. mere ihsa SO eoa 90 Il cost.
annually n make sssa payments
= rnt - ~ re fssssYsi xnssrn
asnt u 70 thls tsnon 100 Inc
STAT. wsll ie.e II federal matching
= terminated
withaal the thsvs sry s<etians
ne Initiative soula require the
stats 10 pay tso "a ann. so.eoa
lssisss - seuug "a. 60 r<f~nrs
fhs ns commission estimated u
sauld eest SIS 600 600 10 r.y SEQ
Il ths 10 600 m would 10 snllslsd
% pensions under tnltlstlvv tel.
~ith the thrvs sections isft N
keeshiss them .as wenta
cut the .~w tase. Required 10
halt Thss ssutS sst ssiss
the state. fl.sssisI psceses~.
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shst sfers shs state sew
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D~.~mi~s a u 10 considered
probable the state viii ses.
i,a.s 20 .ressss aases he
pse.~st p~a.sas s,.sew .~ssi
legality ~ the Initiative 10
settled aud . plan acceptable
o. the federal sa.i.l security
h.ssd 10 dfass .p.
Even though IN. federal sasrss
setlon Rejecting ICY parts ~ tho
initiative will rsduc. the Amount
~ nsw tasss necessary "a make
the measure workable. the 1871
lsslsIsiur. attn ~iil h.v. IN. job
Of finding the sstrs millions need.
cd 10 raise present IA 50 pension.
to t.o.
OLYMPIA he probably aess
not know u. but Governor Elect
Arthur u lAaxlis 10 ban cuplds
best friend IN oiympl. thss. days
Win the psospeets ~ .
siesasn, ~ Democrat effi.s.
hoiass. when Laugh. steps In.
ao,eos ~ Eifi secretaries sad
s,ea.stsphers are announcing
their eaGasem .,s ssa I'm
pending weddings.
bsing forced out 81 tbsir 800.
a month jobs. they are turning -
maifimony rather than trying 10
IND ns~ Iahs 1'hs msn apparent
iy are not having much 10 cay.
fsopl. who are careful sbossi
names ara going 10 hsy. ifouhls
sitb Land Commissioner rresfss.
slYs jssk Taylor and Represents.
tive Senator ! 81 Ryan the neat
fs1 months
Taylor mad hls name legally
changed 20 "rrogrsssiys- 10 pss.
vent bis name being confused ~t,h /
oihsr TsYiofs. .. sss Albert g 1
Martins. ina present lard commits.
siansr. with ~ c. Martin.
Dhsn hs 1ss q stats senator. /
J d Ryan. Tacoma publisher. had /
his nam. mad. Senator J. u
Ryan" This fail hs ran for tho
house - representatives. and sss
slsstsd Wow he 10 officially Rep
rsssntsiiy. Senator J. ~ Ryan.
isas Il or lssss u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

When you need = feY extra dol
larE. lo0k around the BAR nsnt or
attic FIR discarded articles These
VII bring you cash from some
ore = you advertise them with
az ihsxp<nEys Tines Want A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Sewer SURVEY
Bids Studied
No Decision Yet
Made in PuYollup

ftNALITP- So decision as
r,s1e ~ = specta1 meeting 90 IRE
city council called by Mayor WI
Ian ?. Leughln FRIDAY night 70
reach = conclusion on which ~
two bidders would be awarded a
contract . make the preliminary
survey for q city sewer system
TIE two firms bidding Blaek
ar Nesteh o. Kansas CITY. No.
and Parker and Hi q Seattle
each submitted practically he
same proposition The cost. &C
oording u each firm would %
81 500 but Parker and Hi added
. survey n the water system for
ar additional $3.50. making their
bid S4750.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
POLITICIANS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The federal social security board may have saved the
taxpayers 81 Washington from paying $4,000 noo in new
taxes when rejected three ley sections II Initiative it
tbs Week
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Reception SATURDAY.

Puysllup Assembly order Of
Rainbow. will honor Miss Shirley
Reynolds, past worthy adviser and
member Of the grand executive
council. at a reception al Masonic
hall Saturday evening. Other
honor guests will be J. Swindle Of
Tacoma. grand confidential OBJ
server for Washington and Alaska
and Miss Dorothy Hill Of Port
Townsend, grand worthy adviser.
During the evening two past
worthy advisers whose work has
been outstanding will receive the
grand cross Of colors. Their names
will not he divulsed. however, IN
III after the ritual Miss Eleanor
Reynolds. worthy adviser. will pre-
side: Miss Dona Lewis is in charge
Of the program, and refreshments
will be served by a group headed
by Miss Irene Fearn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Paul Mckinney was the choice
for lecturing knight at a special
election OF Puyallup Elks lodge No.
1450 held Friday night He sue
ceeds Tom Allen. who was moved
up from that post to loyal knight
last week. taking the place Of
Ralph Lubbe. elected secretary All
this moving around was caused by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

W. a oss~ss. IL crrsss. wis.
ssii ts.s ever he as~ ssstsss hsFs
Monday 80 superintendent n me
hsl~sasss reslr~sas seass sivts-
lrn .. y. s.se~s~s. ~nn~ fisvsrs
succeeds has sssn tFsnsfesrs-i n
Mll~sasss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

rsis.s Judge H"sseti vesees~s ~
s,sllseeom ~iii haAa sassrs for tssf.
&c vlolsteFs each Saturday ~
p NJ. u ~ss announced tea.y ny
hssssss flsss. ts~n mssssal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

hs~s.A tissh. ID Msss~sa sns
Nag n~.sei. Tsecmsas 81 W. 4 G..
are members ~ the college chair
rhlch ~llI msss Us fret pubic APP
ps.ssnss nes o. rullmsn soAsss
Nilses. alan ~ rssena. 10 accom-.
panlst Tor tina sotniss
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Philander Smith To
Participate In
Midwest Circuit
Require 3Games

Little Rock, Ark. - Having
scheduled two of the three games
required to hold membership In
the Midwest Conference, Philand.
er Smith College, new member, has
scheduled Kentucky State and Lin
coin U. for 1910 football games
while not dropping any Of the old
rivals. A third game Is being
sought In the "dust bowl" confer
encs.
Coach Augustine has the task
Of rebuilding, having lost about 10
key men through graduation and
expecting only about 20 try-out
newcomers. He has q holder list
Of about Is men Of the 1889 crop.
With public interest growing in
the hogshide game, Philander is
expected to have another banner
year, playing the toughest compe.
tition of any of the other "small
colleges" N.-liA
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Moody Hurls Six
Hit Ball To Beat
Memphis 5 to 3

Little Rock, Ark.
Blanchett Moody scattered sia
Memphis hits to pitch the Birm'
ingham Black Barons to 5-3 vic
tory over the Red Sox here Tues
day night.
Dan Thomas opened the scoring
for the Taylorites when right
fielder, Bradford, misjudged his
drive that went for a four-bagger
The Ebony Barons punched hits
in the fifth, sixth, and seventh
collecting u total of 0 for the
game.
Dan Thomas, centerfielder, with
2 for s; Nixon, rightfielder, will
2 for 8 and Paul Hardy, catcher
with 2 for 4, led the offensive for
the Slagtowners, Fred Bankhead
made two our Of four to pace the
ped Sox at bat.
The starting Of the game was
delayed more than two hours be-
cause Memphis failed to show W
on time. reporting a bus break
down on the highway.
Scores by Innings.
II II L
Birmingham, 00l-0l2-100.--5 o G
Memphis, 000-l0l- -l00---.....3 O
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Courier Lashes Out
At "Time" Magazine
And Hits Brown
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Pittsburgh Courier, militant
and widely circulated national
weekly, this week furiously rips
Thine" magazine for its attack on
the Negro press in its July II
issue. page 80.
The Courier says Time is "awk'
ward when It comes to cover-up
material and does not have "any
technique" Further It undertook
to build-up a Negro writer who
was Harvard-smart." 1t says that
Brown was smart enough to "in'
duce Life Carried Browns article
June ~ to pay him for writing
or ghost-writing an article con-
cerning Joe Louis and his man.
ayers" (which article drew an at
tack In abi-line front-page story
published In the Courier June 22).
The Courier took an Identical
sock at Life and Times practice
Of giving Negro writer's Jobs and
said that II put them on the spot"
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

surprisingly delicious. Call it q
Gelatin Trife" II you wish. Your
guests will assure you 1t is o
Treat"
Gelatin Trifie
package lemon-favored gelatin;
/ package strawberry-iavored gela-
tin; 2 pints hot water; i cup diced
canned pineapple; 70 msrshmal-
lows, finely cut; lady fingers or
strips OF cake; canned pineapple
fingers; l cup cream, whipped.
Dissolve each package Of gelatin
in / pint of hot water. Turn into
shallow pans. Chill until firm. Cut
in cubes. Combine lemon-ilavored
gelatin cubes and pineapple. Com
bine strawberry favored gelatin
cubes and marshmallows, L!Ee
large serving dish alternately with
lady fingers and pineapple fingers.
Place layer of lemon gelatin mix
ture in serving dish, then layer o.
strawberry gelatin mixture; repeat,
finishing with layer of strawberr,
gelatin mixture. Top with whiDpc !
cream. Garnish with gelatin cube
II desired. Serves 10 to u.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Tagging 'eln1 Out

to be treated when they are try
ing to climb up. Louis has given
all chance that desired to try
him and could establish any kind
of record to justify it.
There is clamor that Louis
should retire and the rising senti-
ment that he should not risk his
title against Dempsey. If Demp-
sey is a threat and it's a risky
thing for Louis to meet him thai
is all the more reason why w
should have Jack match.
This jingle sums up our thought
Dempsey may make the green
back grade
But he's thru in the boxing trade
So let him join the bum's parad'
And try to come back in hi.
old age.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Rated Net Stars
To Show Action
In Southern Meet
Tushoeee Institute, Ala

Tusteges Institute, Ala
Southern rated net stars will par
ticipate In the sixteenth annual
championships Of Southern Tennis
Association scheduled to open here
next Thursday.
Several strong tennis assocla'
tions have indicated that they
would send representatives. Draw.
Ing will bs held July 24.26, at eight
O'Clock. Play viii begin Thursday
morning st tsn o'clock.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Let Me Tell You
JESSE OWENS

The greatest thrill Of the even
Ing during the Toledo-Aces game
came when Jessie Owens, worlds
fastest human, donnsd his track
clothes, and In the first even, out
ran q horse.
Next, be matched strides with
Joseph Epps. local track star.
Jesse outpacsd Epps In the 100 ID.
dash. The hurdles were sliminat'
cd, because Of the wet srass.
After the exhibition. ! cornered
Jesse In the gymnasium dressing
room, and boubardsd him with
question: He answered them all
without hesitation; In fact, Jcsse
Owens 10 Q regular fellow. With .
personality that makes you like
him. His conversation 10 straight.
forward, and to the point. In
answer to some of my questions,
Jesse cheerfully revealed the fol.
lowing facts. He stated that be
has been married nine (0) ysass,
and hes three (3) little girls, 2,
Q, and 8 years respect lively. He
plans to 90 back to Ohio State
this fall to resume bis studies. Ed
die Cantor offered him $4,000 to
turn prosssaOual, but be refused
He admitted that be would like to
become . track coach At Southern
Univsrslty, but no definite agree.
uspt ~ essa rsaehsd - ~ II
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Bring Back Baseball

Such practical things as sports
recreation, and true-to-life prob
lens are seldom tackled at such
meetings as the American Teach
ers Association and Congress Of
Colored Parents and Teachers.
Today in most Of the Negro
Dixie colleges Of the far South,
baseball has been taken out Of the
sports program. Why this was
done is beyond the knowledge Of
this writer.
Baseball stands voday a. the
symbol of American tradition. 1t
Is by far the most democratic sport
in the nation. 1t is played under
the healthful sunshine which sends
its curative rays down to bake
away the diseases In the body. 1t
is a fair weather sport which SYM
bolizes the happy, jubilant, coop
erative spirit Of America.
Although in many schools they
speak glibly Of de-emphasizing
football, they have said nothing
Of putting baseball back into the
schools.
There is q hole in the argument
Of Southern Negro college admin
istrators who say they desire to
clean up athletics and at the same
time will not sponsor college base
ball because 1t does not appeal to
gamblers, racketeers, and thieves.
In the South today the Negro
sport press desires to know the
answer to the question: why has
baseball been blitzed out Of 50
many Negro colleges?"
Dempsey Should Remember
Jack Dempsey in his top days
wouldn't give Harry Wills a crack
at the crown which he held so long
without fighting that the boxing
authorities had to lay down a rule
compelling u title defense at least
once q year, now his trying to talk
up to q clash with Joe Louis.
Dempsey made a fortune off his
fist and has just about gone broke
after operating a sip and smack
joint for a number Of years on
Broadway.
He has kept fit" during his
exodus to retirement by Gene
Tunney who quit the kingship OF
tho heavy leather swingers unde-
feated and who a few days ago got
his name into the papers for his
near venture into the purge re-
volt" against the aye. painted as
a crimson tribe.
The "Mauling Manassas evil
dence Of eligibility for return to
the squared Arena was his quick
knockout Of q wrestler In Atlanta,
Ga. The wrestler was hardly ac-
customed to more than cotton
gloves used to sweep sawdust from
under his wrestling carpet.
Since II Ia the prevailing habit
to give ex-champs old-age pensions
In the form Of bouts with Joe
Louis, Dempsey should be given
his share, provided he gets by the
doctor and knocks over q few OF
the lesser buns.
Since artists and imaginative
writer's have made fictionized fights
with Dempsey winning, "the "eter-
nal idol" should be, II seems to u.s.
given q chance to factuslize the
story.
Another side 10 that the golden
rule should apply. Joe should give
Dempsey . chance ct his crown
90 that other fightsa on top can
know how Negro sisAssrs desire
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

The Reason;
"Thers are 70 many pictures Of
former U. Of Iowa Negro grid
stars on the walls Of the big Ne.
gro exposition in Chicago they
are having trouble finding room
for the top colored guy in sports
right now - Joe Louis" - Eddie
Britz, Arkansas Democrat.
Tin
James "Red" or Spirits" Ed
monds now coaching in Q Dallas,
Texas, high school Is scheduled TO
wed August Z.
Before the election Of the new
president, Little Rocks "Spirits'
was offered q coaching position al
Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga
It seems off now with q surprise
expected to come in the way Of .
shake.up In the coaching depart
ment any day.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

or Brown on their hands. Further
it accused the white press of play
ing up the "failings' Of Negroes.
"They ought to hire him instead
of telling the country how smart
this Harvard-smart Negro writer
is. They say he is another type
whose type? He is not our type,
says the Courier.
The Courier raped Browns
new school Of Negro newsmen'
by claiming Brown was allowed to
"malign Joe and his managers
under the color Of praising Joe
as great Negro. The Courier
says that "slimy subtlety" ran the
entire course of Browns article.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

owns a fifty $50 per cent? per cent
interest In the Toledo Ball Club,
with which he is travelling. He feels
that the club, which Is very young,
will lead the Negro American
League next year. Mr.. Charleston
made the same statement.
Jessie Owens displayed his ability
as an orator after his exhibition,
when he stepped up to the mike,
and In a brief. but spellbinding
speech, told Of his great Olympic
triumphs. He also introduced Glen
"Slats" Hardin, former L. 3. U.
student, and worlds hurdle cham
pion, who said q few words over
the mike.
Yes, Jesse deserves all the honor
ever given him, and possibly more
This corner wishes for him the
greatest Of success In all his future
undertakings. You who were not
there Sunday had better wake up
aud 600 what your race has to Of
fer. .I.n
GET THIS
Your SPORTS Scribe amblcd out to
the Ball Park the other afternoon
to watch Manager Billiards Pal
ace Park Aces 90 through their
PAGES. The boys looked good. John.
ny Dawson, a Shreveport boy, who
has been with the Memphis Red
Sox all season, is back home, and
will be out there receiving the Of.
ferings Of the Aces pitchers. John.
ny IL one Of the best catchers in
the business. He Is Q good bats.
man. and whipping the pill to
second base Is his speciality. Yes,
Johnny is Just the man to fill that
heretofore weak backstop position.
T. n. Scott, younger brother Of
the great little centerfielder, Jos.
eph Scott, worked out with the
boys, and he will probably be used
In the infleld presumably short
stop or first base. He shows
promise Of developing into q real
ball player, II he has the stamina
to hang on.
So, you PORT Baseball Fans
want to get behind the Aces, and
push them on. Let them know you
are interested, and I believe they
will deliver the goods. Let's get TO-
gcther and put Negro Sports on
a high plane. We can do II II we
try. and ! believe we will; let us
continue to turn out In large mum
bers to watch the boxing matches
Who knows but that we might
have another "one man army, OF
brown bomber among the many
leather chunkers appearing weekl,
In our local arenas.
Kid Albert Is also trying out fol
berth on the Aces Ball Club
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Armstrong Batters
Jenkins Down Six
Times In T. X. o. Win
Stopped In Seventh

New York
Henry Armstrong, the Human
Hammer, chopped down Lew Jen-
kins, the Swatter Of Sweetwater
Wednesday night in Il six round
technical Knockout at Yankee Stad-
lum. .u.,
jenkins, title-taker Of Lou Amb-
,rs, was sent to the floor six times
between the fourth and sixth
rounds, being unable to continue in
the seventh.
The Little Bomber and the Texo'
Terror battled like savages in the
first three rounds. Armstrong in
his endless and relentless manner
waded into jenkins until he faded
into utter helplessness.
jenkins told reporters that he
did not remember Il thing after a
few minutes Of the first round.
1t was u non-title bout with
jenkins scaling 135 II and Arm
strong weighing 139.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Sports
Scraps

A Kick
A report Is out that "some Of
the greats Of Negro sports"
Rube Foster, Ben Stevenson, Satch'
ell Paigs, Fritz Pollard, ct al =.
pictures were not seen at the Chi
cago Exposition.
q. . tragedy that on Saturday
pennants Of Notre Dame, where no
Negro goes to school, and any
number Of white schools were in
evidence -. but not one Negroes
school pennant-not even Tuske.
gee or Hampton was on display"
"Have we gotten to the point
where . Negro cannot be GREAT
unless he Is identified with some
club or white college?" - Fay
Young, Chicago Defender.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Palace Park Aces
Lose Twin Bill

Shreveport, La
The Palace Aces bowed twice be-
fore Oscar CharlestOn's Toledo
Crawfords last Sunday.
The visitors grabbed the first
game by q score Of 7 to 3 and
annexed the nightcap Z to 0.
Arguments marred the second
game.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20


to make a treat
out of a trife -
even though you
a s s ure you r
friends that you
never were o
good cook" Fol-
low this simple
recipe carefully
and you'll pre-
pare something
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Moving Up

Moving Up
Louis "Kid" Cocoa 10 moving up
In the welterwsight division by
beating up opponents. He's inklins
for . scrap with Henry Armstrong.
Dave Wilson Of Pittsburgh won
the EastsrnOpsn Amateur (golf)
championships. Cohen upsets Nc
Daniel In tennis. The Federal gov
srnment has lifted the 26-ysar
ban on Tie transportation Of box
ing films In interstate commerce,
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

Hsrdball
Philander Smith College is the
only Negro college In Arkansas
with baseball In its sports program
and one Of the few In the South
clinging to the real American pas
time.
Bath.ball
Memphis has had one and Bir
mingham Is on deck for = hathint
beauty contest baseball game. A
certain gent In Little Rock Ia
working on q beauty bath show In
connection with a baseball game
Baseball 10 going bath-bsll.
Description,
ga vest pocket Dempsey -
Lew Jenkins.s Armstrong :. the
Little Brown Bomber.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20

Ihrice
Fact that Jean Lane Of Wilber.
force, newcomer to the cinder
sport, beat Stella Walsh, intsrna-
tional champion In the dashss,
came near obscuring Tuskegee'i
A. A. U. personal honors ranks.
Pine Bluff press., 1940-07-20
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
By Eyswees Lee BSrso

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IT'S easy to make a mountain out
Il of a mole hill II you are pessi-
mistic by nature. It's Just as easy