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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18
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Bern and Jacksonville KiWanians
and their ladies r expected TO
be present for the typical OnsloW
seafood and country ham dinner,
to be served on the porch of the
Hotel barrymore at Swansboro.
The Jacksonville club is host to
the meeting and has arranged a
brief but entertaining program, n
Guiding Colonel Gillette's address.
several songs, the customary in
PRODUCTION of visitors and clubs and
dancing.
Billy Arthur, Jacksonville, will
be master of ceremonies, and Ar
thur Griffin, Wilson, lieutenant-gov-
ernor, will respond to the address
of welcome to be delivered by john
D. Warlick, prominent Jacksonville
attorney and Kiwanian. The Caro-
linas district governor, Charles
Armstrong of Salisbury, has writ
ten he will attend. Z
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WANTS CLUBS

NEW YORK, Sept. II. ~
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., coor-
dinator of young democrat activi-
ties at national headquarters, said
today it was his ambition" to
have Roosevelt college clubs in
each of the 1,541 colleges and uni
versities in the country. There
were 215 such clubs during the
1886 campaign. Q
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AIJNIITNIS IVA UN - NOIICE
Having this day qualified as adj
ministrator of the Estate of D. H.
Willard, late of New Hanover Coun.
ty, this is to notify all creditors
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned at
216 Kenwood Ave, Wilmington, N.
c., duly verified, on or before Sep
TENDER 20, 1941, or this notice will
be pied in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make payment of same i'm
mediately to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of September,
1910.
J. L. WILLARD, Administrator
of the Estate of D. H. Willard.
Clayton C. Holmes, Attorney.
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NEW BOARD

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. Up
The navy created a new board
today to bring up to date existing
plans for bases and other shore
establishments. The group of eight
officers was directed to consider
eight sites made available by
Great Britain, and other factors
which have arisen since a SINH
lar survey was made in 1888. 2
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GILLETTE TO TALK
AT KIWANIS MEET
Will Be Principal Speaker At
District Session In Swans
boro Friday Night

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IT,
Lieutenant Colonel George Gillette,
Wilmington district army engi-
neer, will make the principal ad-
dress at the Kiwanis district meet
ing at Swansboro Friday night, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock.
Approximately $50 Wilmington,
Greenville, Goldsboro, Wilson, New
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18

EASY, SPARE TIME PLAN FOR
married women pays up to SIS
weekly or more. No investment.
Show new Fall Fashion Frocks.
Your own dresses FREE. Send
g and dress size. FASHION
FROCKS, Dept. N-9317, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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100 LEGAL

feet; thence Southwark and parallel
with Dawson Street Thirty-three
feet; htence Southwark and parallel
with Twelfth Street One Hundred
feet to a point Of Beginning in the
Northern line of Dawson Street, the
same being the West middle part Of
Lots No. 5 and No. s, in Block SIS,
according to, the official plan of the
said City of Wilmington.
This the oath Co. Of August, 1910.
RICHARD SHEW, Mortgage.
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$50 Legal

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of Henry Lilly Cumming,
deceased, late of New Hanover Coun-
ty, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at 105
North Front Street, Wilmington, N.
c., on or before the 10th day of Sep
TENDER 1941, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 18th day of September,
1910.
WALKER TAYLOR, JR.,
Executor of the Estate of
Henry Lilly Cumming.
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INVESTIGATE THE JOYS AND
advantages OF living in Oleander,
the Suburb Beautiful" u h
MacRae and Co.
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MIDDLE SOUND, 6 ROOM HOME
3 acres, OF water. bargain. w. M.
Hewlett. Realtor. 214 Princess
St. Dial 7138.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS! 1910 MIRA
Gle line! Fast-selling Box AS
sortments; Deluxe Personal Cards;
Stationery. Lowest priced Per-
sonal Cards. Top profits! Free
samples. Wallace Brown, 225 Fifth
Ave-, Dept. 1926, New York.
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Help Wanted, Female

COOK
and general houseworker. Refer
ences required. Health certificate
Apply 8 Hydrangea Place, Clean
der.
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WANTED-SALES WOMEN. ALSO
manager for ladies' ready-to-wear.
State, age, salary and where last
employed. Only those with expe-
rience need apply. Give full de-
tails in letter. rs. b." Co Star
News.
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10 Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE,
like new. Must sell at once. Bar
gain. III No. 9Th st. ]
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1899 MODEL AZ CT. FIT. FRIG1-
daire refrigerator, for balance
due. Here's a smart bargain. 4
year guarantee. Sutton-Councll
Furniture Co..
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1876 Poultry

FEEI)RIGHT FEEDS - THE FIN.
est feeds you ever used. Fresh
stocks; lowest prices. Roudabush's
Seed Store.
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$50 Real Estate

100 CENTRAL BOULEVARD SUN.
set Park. 6 room modern home.
Eas, terms. Marshall Realty 70
Dial h092.
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SPECIAL SALE GENUINE, MA.
tionallv Advertised, Sellers Kitch-
en- Cabinets. Peoples Furniture
Co. 257 No. Front st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18

BEAUTIFUL ~PRIMA-VERA 4 PC.
bedroom suite. See window dis
play. Pender Furniture Co., % S.
From. st.
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WANTED, GRAPES - sCUPPER-
nong, &c h.; black grapes, 1 1-2s
lb. John Verzaal, Winter Park,
New Highway, Dial 5786.
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Personal

SUBJECT - MATTRESS RENOvA.
ton. Why? To increase nightly
comfort. Cost? $2.95. What else?
Can convert into innersprings.
New Way Mattress Co.. Dial 6178.
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sALEs.RENTALS- INVESTMENT
Moore Fonvielle Realty Co.
We ale equipped to serve you.
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Kellum & Humphrey. Attorneys.
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Isl ~TYpewriiers

FREE-SET RUBBER TYPEWRIT-
err keys with each overhaul job
Typewriter Inspection Co., Fl 6
Princess st. Dial 5092.
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Wanted

WANTED TO RENT OR 5 ROOM
lower apartment or house. Heat
preferred. Call Hotel Cape Fear,
Room 722.
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Houses For Sale

ON CAROLINA BEACH ROAD
five room bungalow. with rive
acres: we'll financed. H. F. Will
der. phone 1892.
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Insurance

20% SAVING ON FIRE INSUR
ance. Get all the facts. Marshall
Realty Co., 216 Princess. Dial 6092.
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u RYE
Oats, Glover, Vetch, Winter Peas,
Beardless Barley, Wheat, Rye Grass.
Complete Stocks Garden Seeds.
CROSS SEED co.
- Market st, Dial 1858
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Radio and Repairs

Radio Trouble? For expert auto and
home radio repair service Dial
5215. MACMILLAN & CAMERON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18

WEATHER SPECIALS!
New models Florence Oil Heaters
and cook stoves. Cash or credit.
Castle st. Furniture Co. Dial SAT-.
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SCHOOL DAYS ARE BICYCLE
Days! Guaranteed repairs-Deliv.
cry service. Thompson r C ] e
Co., 702 Castle. Dial 3061.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18

SHACKELFORD's RADIO SERV.
ice. Any make-any model. 3rd
and Grace. Dial 1917. CONNER
cial Frigidaire Dealer.)
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COME IN TODAY AND SEE THE
Skybuddy. French Radio Co.. Sales
and Service. Luke French. 100
Market St.. Dial 1878.
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WANTED USED ELECTRIC DRIV.
en- air compressor. Marks Machin-
cry Co. 5 North 3.
CASH PAID FOR LARGE. CLEAN
RAGS. BRING TO STAR-NEWS.
PRESS ROOM AT ONCE!
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LIS Painting. Paperiny

LITTLE jim SHARP. PAPER
hanger moved from is st. to IA
Grace. Dial 5593.
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with US. AL Service.
Frank G Harris. 100 Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-18

EASY. AND GENERAL ELECTRIC
washing machines. used. Both aie
bargains. Gregg's Appliance, ll5
Market st.
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% Help Wanted. Female

WE PAY $500 FOR SELLING TEN
81 boxes. SO beautiful assorted
name-imprinted Christmas cards
sell 81. O0-your profit SOC. Free
samples. Thomas Doran Co., 2SAX,
White Plains, N. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

Highland-Medal play: Bill john
ston. II; Martin Peterson, II;
J. w. Davis. II: George Moe. II;
Donald Fries, 70; Harry Mathews
70: Frank Olson, "A; Chris Cav
anaugh, IA: Bill Weeks. rs.
Sunday, best nine holes; First
division-Harry Bradberry, 81
George Coombs. 32h; H. o. Math-
ews, s21s; Bill Johnston, 32h
Nels Norberg, s215; Tom Medak'
SO; Martin Peterson, 80; Art Abel,
SO; Ken Reeve, 34la; Marshall
Lucke, IS; Al Konsmo. 361a.
Second observation-disclosures Black
ford, 81; Bob Sheldon. 81; George
Moe, 311s; Dan Sundeen, "a; Bill
Weeks, "a; Rick Thompson. 341a
Jess Roster, ST.. IS; Harry Haw'
kins, 35il; C. B. Simmons, 35la
Bill Requa, SO.
Brookdale- Brookdale Mems
club held a medal play tournament
on full handicap Sunday. Winners
First division, c. A. Payne, 7s-s-
10; second division-Bob Wilson
s6-14-72. Clarence Taylor, s5-1s
~: third division-Dewey Kress
107-35-72. other scores: Bill
Kister. s6-10-76: Forest Vein
gard, se-l5-74; Paul Gomsrud
e4-20-74; Ed. Bedford, 1922
"A: Harry johnson. ss-16-73
Norman Erpelding. 103-2e-I4
Harry Satterlee. 1oo-24-76; Free
Mackle. jr., s7-1o-T.
The Transfers held q bidder
hole tourney on one-third handicap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Glove Battle
Date Changed

Los ANGELEs-cries Of "run-
ming out" threaded through box
ing circles today after the an
nouncement that the i0-round
California-New York brand of
between Henry Armstrong. Los An
gcles Negro, and ceferino Garcia,
bolo-punching tiueholder. had been
postponed to March l because Of
a rope burn on Carcia's leg.
The California Boxing Com
mission, which made the an
Bouneement yesterday after
noon, through Commissioners
Jules Convey and Everett San
ders, said 10 had accepted the
report Of DIR. w. l. Carver,
who examined Garcia
"Garcia's trying to run out on
US again." Eddie Meade. Arm
strong's manager shouted.
George Parnassus. the Filipino
veterans manager. said his fight
er's burn might handicap him In
the ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Lutherans Gain
In League Race

The Washington intercollegiate
conference basketball race was
jumbled today after Central Wash
ington College of Education failed
to sew up the title in weekend
play.
Although still on top of the lea
que, the CWCE Wildcats dropped
their second game in a row at
Ellensburg to Western Washing
ton 34-30 after leading at halftime.
Joe Moses led the Belltngham Vik-
ings with ID points.
Pacific Lutheran college
meantime was only q half
game behind the Wildcats. The
Tacomans defeated st. Mar
tins 1884 Saturday night, as
Sig Sigurdson accumulated II
points. II was PICS second
successive triumph of the
weekend over the Rangers.
This weeks only games pit West
ern Washington against Eastern
Washington tomorrow night at
Cheney and Pacific Lutheran
against st. Martins tonight al
Lacey.
Lutheran Mentor Cliff Olson viii
take IL players TO Olympia to
night. They are: Sig Sigurdson,
Earl Plat, Mary Harshman. Harry
Lang. Howard Willis. Omar Stene-
sen, Marty North. Bert Bildt. Ken
nv Johnson, Bob Erickson and Ray
Kapus.
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The First To The Eiehteenth

Winners: First division-trank
Ruffo, 2s-5-23; second division
Harry Satterlee, 29-s-21; third
division-Jim Pellegrini, 33-12-21.
Other scores: Clarence Taylor
2s-4ls-233s; Bill Kister, PISS
23as; Dewey Kress, 35-11 2s-23h
Paul Gomsrud, 33-62s-261s; Nor
man Erpelding, 33-93s-23h u; Ed
Bedford, 36-9 70 -26b.
Meadow Park-Saturday, sweep
stakes. Dick Long, 1886;
Archie Genin, 74-6-6s; Joe Koler
74-6-6s; Con Senner, 7s-10-6s;
A. z. Royal, 77-e-68.
Sunday, best ball foursome: Joe
Koler, Jim McQuillin, Archie Genin
and ]. L. Hamilton, 63-7 A-55&
A. Z. Royal, M. Ellis, Con Senner
and C. S. Bell, 71-11%-59A. E
division, Bruce Swanson. Ed Crsw
Fred Gordon and Dick Rowland
71-14-57. Joe King, Clarence
Boulter, Fred Smith and Star
King, 74-13A-6o.. c. NJ. Moore
Charles sommers, C. z. Hicks and
Joe Harrison, 77-16%-6oA.
Falkland Puts only. Saturday
AL Turner, 81; Fred Sylvester. 81
Sunday. points tourney: Joe Greco
and Cliff Olson Al; Leonard Blake
ley, 40.
Fircrest-Saturday, medal play
First division-Jack Heuertz, So
11-6e; o. Watkins. so-1o-7o; II
Rothermel, s3-12-71. Second divi'
sion-walter Christian, s6-15-7l
S. Stocking, e5-22-73; Ed Hagen
e0-l7-73; c. McEachron, s5-2.
ia.
Sunday. points: First division
Neil Leslie, 31-6-37; w. L. Dun
can, 25-11-36; Bill Delay, 25-1l
So; Warren Lawson. 23-13-36
Second division e. Bergstrom
1855: Bill Sheehan. 1905
John Hunt, 1915.
Allenmore-Saturday. best nine
B. Bonnell. se-7-32: Larry Huse
by. $3.50: Vance Fawcett, 40-'
"a: Jerry Geehan. 42-7-35
Ernie Meredith. 42-7ia-35ls.
Sunday, points: Dewey Busch
SO: Ralph Watson, IS; Georg'
Poprad, 81; Earl Matthias. 81: Jacl
Van wyhe. IS; c. W. Washburn
81; orlsnd Nelson, 81: Rosco'
Smith, IS: Heinie venske. 80
Ernie Meredith. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Organization
GrowiingF Fast

The 1,0oo-mark set by the men,
bership committee Of the Tacoma
Hot Stove league will be passed
this week, and still the member
ship applications will roll in.
Clarence Freeth, chairman
Of the committee, said appli-
captions for more than 800
memberships were made in the
first four days Of the member
ship drive last week. and only
a few Of the precincts have
been heard from.
Roy p. Archer. long a baseball
booster, has accounted for around
100 Of the members, and Scotty
Raymore of Scotty's Tavern. No.
LIST and Tacoma ave, had chalked
up exactly 1ss prospects by Sat
urday morning. BY the way Scotty
was pouring in the memberships
to Treasurer Ted Van Fossen at
the Bank Of California Friday and
Saturday, he must have been
spending a good share of his time
tagging down passing motorists
to get them to sign up.
so far, We have only hit the
surface" said Freeth Monday.
There are over 200 applica-
ton blanks. each calculated to
handle four memberships, in
the hands of people who have
shown their interest In the Hot
Stove league. Most of these
are expected to be turned In
this week. l urge that holders
of these cards turn them In to
Van Fossen rs early as pos
sible so we can compile the
membership list and get ready
to send out our next bulletin,
telling Of the plans In store
for the Hot Stove league.
MY guess is that the Tacoma
Hot Stove league will have around
2, 500 members. This is a fine show
ing, better than most people ex-
pected. OF course, we have a long
way to 60 for a record. For Ia
coma TO gain national publicity on
this thing, we'd have to go about
5000 members. This Is possible II
all those interested will get out
and work. This is a movement
that shows what spirit a city has.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

California 1888, 30 CALI. 3O-4s.
Stanford 5i-37. uCLA 42-42,
use at Palo Alto. Friday and satur-
day: California vs.. UcLA at Los An
seies. Friday and Saturday.
Oregon State college today had
what looked like an insurmount'
able lead In the northern division,
Pacific Coast conference basket
ball campaign.
Three games remained on their
schedule, following their 1927 tri'
umph at Eugene Saturday nigh,
over the University of Oregon
their third straight conquest Of
the defending national collegiate
champions.
Now the Orangemen have .
three-game lead over Oregon,
and they can clinch the title
beyond mathematical argu-
ment by winning two more
games, or by another triumph
over the Webfoots Friday
night Mt Corvallis.
To make this task look easier
on paper - Oregon State will
come to Seattle on its last road
trip to meet the unfortunate Uni
versity of Washington quintet
which lost to the University of
Idaho Saturday night 40-31.
Beaver adherents figured the
title bound Corvallis hoopsters
should have little trouble with the
Huskies, who stand only a slight
notch above the hapless Idahoans.
Oregon. on the other hand. must
finish It's season with a hazard
GUS four-game invasion of the In.
land Empire. There the Webfoots
will bump into Washington State
one game behind the Oregon quin-
tet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
TIGERS TAKE
FINAL JAUNE

Coach V. C. Lowman will take
his Stadium Tigers on their lasl
road trip tomorrow night wheI
the Bengals play the Bremertor
Wildcats in the Bremerton gyu
The Wildcat fray will merely =
the start of the Tigers trouble
for the week as Jimmy Ennis WI
bring his Everett Seagulls to ST.
dunn on Friday night at s o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
CHAIR QUINT VS.. BUCKLEY

The Northwest Chair and Buck
ley Merchants quints viii play this
Monday night at s o'clock in the
Sumner high gym to decide which
win meet the winner of the Taco
ma City league in the playoff OF
the Pierce County section. North
west A. A. u. basketball tourna-
ncnt.
The Northwest Chair will be
without the service of Dave
Minnitti. barred by the A. A.
U. on professional baseball
grounds. and will rely on the
following men: Tommy Mama.
Roger Dutton. Joe Ledger
wood. Ernest Meyers, Art
Hammer. Al Swanson. Al VIII
kinson, Bin Madden, and Jack
Nash.
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sort of a record for a stake OF
this Importance. Probably the
only thing that will keep the
other 80 eligibles in the barn is
the scarcity Of jockeys.
NO FAVORITE
There is no such thing as an
outstanding favorite for the
race. In fact, there is no such
thing as favorite. A man
might just as well try to pick
his favorite wave in the ocean
as to attempt to distinguish be-
tween one or another of these
distinctly undistinguished thor
oughbreds.
To he quite truthful about the
matter, and being rs this race
Is to be run on Washington's
birthday the truth is on order,
the field Is such low caliber
that anything that arrives on
the track on time and with a
saddle and q jockey, any jockey,
has more than a fighting chance.
The closest approach to a
favorite is the team of three en-
try Of the Milky Way farm.
Mrs. Ethel v. Mars was not con-
tent to place her chances on a
single hide and entered three
separate horses - Tough HON.
bre. Callahadian and Chatted.
This entry takes care Of any
emergency. Between them they
can run on a fast track, a heavy
track or street car track.
SHARP FILLY
other favorites with the local
chumps are:
Neil McCsrthy's Augury, a
very sharp filly indeed.
Foxcatcher FARMS Fairy
Chant, half sister-snd no
more-to Fairy Hill, who won
this thing in 1887.
c. s. wards Midland,
whose sire, Milo D'Arezzo. was
chased out Of Germany because
of Illegal parking by another
fire plug on the back stretch.
The Kozinsky Brothers Blue
Suit. strictly a fire sale hand
me-down.
Louis B. Mayors Sir Jeffrey,
rsted as strictly a Class B pro-
duction.
The Valdina Farms litter of
five eligibles-valdina Mink, VAL
dina Gold, valdina Star. Val
dina Bob and yaldina Boy. The
silk concession for this entry
alone has solved the depression
In southeast China.
The Derby is scheduled TO be
run late Thursday afternoon,
but with such a ponderous field
1t may not get off until some
time Friday morning. There are
only is stalls in the electric
gate at Santa Anita and already
the horses are drawing straws
for room mates. 1t has been
suggested that the track off,
Gals install upper berths in the
gate.
TRAFFIC COPS NEEDED
It has also been suggested,
by the same far-seeing pioneers
who thought up the berth con-
troll. 80 TO speak. that traffic
, officers be stationed at the
turns with additional stop and
go signals At the mile pole.
This race viii probably mark
the first occasion on which
more people win be routed onto
the track than into the grand
stand.
II only two dollars Is bet on
each horse. IL Is figured that
the Santa Anita tote handle for
the Derby day viii exceed that
OF Churchill Downs on Kentucky
Derby day Of 1929. For myself,
I'm hoping that al l23 ehgihles
also become starters. II would
be something 70 tell your grand
children about when they come
out 10 visit you-in the little
house Just over the hill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20

The Buckley Merchants also may
be without the services OF Bob
Morris for the same professional
reason as Minnitti and viii rely or
Wayne Hinkleman, Dave Lewis
Max Tony. wilfred Allan, Jack
Binot, Bill Ames and Carl Smith
The winner will meet the City
league champs on the 26th oil
March 4 on the Lincoln naples.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-20
Earl Moore Wins
Tiger Fish Derby

Earl Moore's eight-pound salmon
won the Stadium High schools
annual derby at Point Defiance
Saturday. Gene Morhland next,
seven and half pounds. and Dave
Penn. third. five pounds. Arnold
Hansen won the salmon trout fea-
ture with Bill Leis second.
twenty-five competed. Fifteen
fish were caught. c. A. Palmer,
professor, was In charge.