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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-10
Pleads Guilty as
CHARGE Is Reduced

First jailed for drunkenness and
as a hit-run driving suspect, Frank
Moorhead pleaded guilty 10 a re-
vised charge Of drunken-driving
Monday. and was fined $50 and
costs in police court. His drivers
license was revoked for a year
Police said his car first ran into
a machine belonging to Fred Fore
man, 1928 No. 3Oth s.. and later
hit . car belonging 70 Klemens
Konsmo. 10 So. Sheridan ave.
Saturday evening. Konsmo and
Paul Richardson gave chase and
caught Moorhead after the second
crash.
BOOK THREE SPFEDERS
Speeding charges have zen
FLED against Ed Williams. 1875
So. Clshman ave: Melvin Dorton,
- Tacoma. ard Harry Gum, Of
Seguim. police said Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-10
Core Of the News
CLUB MEETS MONDAY

CLUB MEETS MONDAY
Fern Hill Improvement club will
meet at s p. m. Monday in the
Fern Hill school.
Hospital flowers HIM Florist
adv
WoundeN-No Septo. Priceless in
any first aid kit. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-10
MONDAYS QUOTATIONS.

touotaiions courtesy Dean witter a
Co. Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange
uloh Low Closs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-10
GARRETT NOMINATED

Before the u. :. senate now is
the nomination by the president
OF Richard ]. Caretti 20 be post
master AZ Port Orchard in place
OF Z. X. Hanks, whose term eN-
pired June Il.
"Sprouieis Coffee n a money
saver tady. }
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Lincoln Matters Impress
In Win Against Kspowsin

Gaining seven falls and one de-
cision. while losing but one bout
the Lincoln high wrestling team
threw a challenge to other North
west mat aggregations yesterday
when they amassed q ss-5 decision
over the Kapowsin Loggers at
Kapowsin. The win was par
ticularly impressive judging from
the fact that the Fife rrojans.
defending state champs, had de-
feated the Loggers only s3-1s last
week.
Particularly pleasing to Student
Coach Nell Hickok was the show
ing Of the only two non-lettermen
on the squad. Evan Richmond.
e5-pounder, pinned Leroy Allen In
four minutes. while Norm Nelson
settled things with his opponent In
the heavyweight division, Gerald
Goodwin, In 81 seconds Of ths fight.
Don Bennett, les-pound
ace Of the kapowsin squad,
saved his team from . shut
out by gaining . faii ever
Iinooin's clever Pete stejack
In an overtime period. The
boys had scrapped 10 . fierce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

draw In the regular eight
minutes. hut Bennett used his
experience 10 advantage 10
gain the nod over the battling
stoiack.
Other results, with the Lincoln
boy named first. were; lob pounds,
George Rainey threw Alvin Wood
in minute ss seconds lis pounds,
Iwso Takasugi threw Dick Do
bissh In - seconds: i25 pounds.
Don Richmond threw Ralph Bes-
sett In 10 seconds; isb pounds.
Tommy Cameron threw Bill Dill
man IN 4 minutes seconds: LAB
pounds. Bob Hash deeisioned
George Bak by . so score. and
1856 pounds. Bob Cole threw Stan
Swanson In . minutes 10 seconds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Wrestling Card Completed

Mondays wrestling card At
Greenwich coliseum stood eompIet-
cd today when Promoter Jack Con-
nor booked DR.. Barto Hi Of De-
troit and Earl Mccready. generally
recognized a. the sll-British heavy
weight champion. A. opponents In
the three-round opener.
Hin II a newcomer 10 Northwest
mat circles who has gained a wide
following during several weeks Of
campaigning In this sector. while
Mccready. long one Of the games
outstanding figures. has appeared
In Tacoma q number II times IN
the past several years and V >
fsvorite with fsnz here.
Terry hcCinnis. handsome young
Irish heavyweight from hodesto,
Calf. meets Chief Little Wolf. he
Of Indian dssthloek- fame, In tbs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
ABESFACE
VIKING CLUB

In thsir fsnsi homs sssnd ~
two weeks and the fsnal prnstles
contest befoss thsir cruee-0lnts
league debut. tins Lincoln hlgn
cagsrs square OF with the puyal.
lnp Viking i've tonight n ~
Abe gym. Reserve squads firm
both schools open IN evsminu
festivities ~ 7 o'clock.
The Lynx viii be without ~
services AZ their are fprward. In
gan Blades. tonight ''fngie" came
down with = heavy cold wsdnse-
day. and has been bsd-riddsn
since. Either Herb Andersen ~
Ben Ishioka will open tonight.
ronights game IL rated . toss-
up, with both teams boastink
good practice game records. In
their sin pamcs. the Abes have
como out on top In five. whiis the
paysIlup gang has split . twe-
game ssriss with Hnauiam's
0rizslies. and last night thsy
downed Rsnton. - 10 %.
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eiGht-round main event best two
falls out Of thres.
sharing featured billing with
the main svent VIII be Clara Nor
tsnsen's defense Of her vomens
championship against Pomona
Valdez Of Mexico City In a ons-fsil
finish" match. while Bob kruss
Of os~sEo. Ore. and Lavsrns Hsx-
ter ~ Hollywood. sroh-vliisibs
both, tangie in the thrss-round sps-
cisl event
Prices wiil remain Al the sans
popular level In effect here last
spring Promoter connor has an
noanesd.
TRf-GOUNTy RESULTS
yxaEha ~. 0ig H.rbsr "a.
Sashon 90, Port Orchard 70.
siIsendaIs Is. fsaiabridEs -.
Peulsbs-f. \. Naval. postponed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Radonich Psces Major
Loop Pinmen With SIC

Jimmy RndonlcA. captain ~ t1,e
Columbia Hear tim, rolled hss
second COO psn total n the week
FRIDAY plsht wbsa hs led the
bowlers a. ths nsjw hague an
ths Play Nor sllsys with . sis
total. he ehsched In with he
first 900 score n lbs week last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

Broadway ansyA I'D onleho<
with go mr. ths high opsAi. 9th
90 sporss vsrs 80 ~ rssn c~1e1
and 30 ~ is~nu1s Tpswbesdss.
nseseis viii ~ ~ noer~n
this weeA-sn1 ~ - ftnss =
bswiess - ~ hss>nupsa O.
~ 1891 a1iesA nsws1ns,
staxefsa - { s'nteea. wttI ~
~ sssssni slsstss c>n~s1s
tsussaznest. sbth ~ ~
stssttse - samas Hess~s y
alleys. nswisss fssss ~
Northwest ~ e>esess Nh
sesapsie.
On Saturday night NJ bsst
teams IN ths Northwest usIi en-
gags in ssvs-mau pay. hees than
10 teams. including ~ sssm
rseoms. are sntsrsd. THs THssssa
entfiss are Columbia tsssr. Johnson
Paint. csmmssane NntsI<r -
ports and Psclfis MstGh-
Local bowisss viii ~ bsssy ovss
tbs weekend N . handieAp dfstbiso
tourney At ths Broadway aile1a
Play starts II . touisht
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

E<Dn1 Gpnn(D nan1seehai1 ienGno
fsaHw - 49, swing lais aeeteo
q ne1lnpM1no IN ssndsv ak1eD.
AtI-oaie1s ~ msst ~. po1op
= r4ai q 4. visststisa \ bl1Ic1
- etaee Mn toiv crom Il 4
HOY naeasy fness ns<sed f1eoe1
= 4 snA ~ possish's v>li sssnoe
~ nlfs's a 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
0. SC. LICKS
VANDAL FIVE

CORVALLIS. Ore.--The Oregon
State basketball teams pre-ses-
son dark horse favorits for the
Northern division Of the Pacific
Coast conference title gave every
indication II Is "the team to beat"
by walloping the University a
Idaho. 4s 10 80. here last night.
The Beavers. after giving the
Idaho vandals a substantial early
first period lead. found their range
tied the score at nine all. and were
never thereafter Threatened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

aEATTtE An tl-vear e1inA''
against wsHhsnxsaa ststs ezaiess
basketball tesms was SIN intact
tcasy after the supposedly wal
University a. washlnxtca euintel
defeated the ccnaars Last night
10 to -. IN = vita evsrtime hattlo
before T.2oo spectators
In II yesrs. washinKtas state
has won but twe games In the
Washington pavilion.
Fcr . while u hssAel -
though the rullmAa hsepnsers
might turn H. trsck LAST
aighs---eut . last -~eccad fr~>
threw 81 Bes vseih~s. mu~hy
guard, speilc<i their chances
n Ne opening Northern AIM
sion. Pacific Coast conferences
annpe for beth tears.
Ninstc>n times during the game
thu had changed hands. and the
sccrs ~as tied M Lea. than on
four occasions. 10 was Hall Il
tn ma az the regular rlnx,nr
time.
wsshlneton aftsr evercomlsr
An early so diaAdvantase. led 81
half time N In ia
sOrH TIES nCORG
IN. Cousars. looaed upoa "A =
nr,ms threat In ths dsfend,nx
champion University Of Oregon
quintet quickly rexaln.a stride
and n took a field roa, hy nob
Lindh sophomor, forward for
washington. 10 tie the count n
the second half ended.
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A trap win be installed at the
outlet OF the nine-foot tunnel The
fish VIII he caught in this. moved
into a steel tank. which will be
hauled over the dam on what Will
resemble a scenic railway. and
then be released into the water
upstream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

Ski Weather

~Avnk1 eIfun15nna rouulr1nH
s..ark -, - .uuaas, s,r~as
--ss.se klshw.x srrsrsmene
PARAn9xH - Weather clear
northeast wind No n>w snow
totai n inches. skslne xxcet,>nt
Ro.a ac~, \, pHr.ass. chain.
5000 49,. s.,.rs.. srs,..
80 49,. p..s 90. !. .,,.~..
- -. 80. - =. :,
ss.s -. $50 =
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49,, !, a. go. -. "a s.sm
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
elisags Anaisur
Lealg |. \. oDou

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wouss drepps6 ~ 1870 eganue
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rls~si nruee noet'ngnn1rAs
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National open chasuptna myfua
nstsua. National Amates>s hing
Marvin fnssdl ward = ppoaaneA
pplsndinx chsmriea Jtnwy D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Name AthertOn
CridirOn Car

down on the matter Of entertain
ing high school stars and paying
their way through the college to
which they were lured.
Atherton. Who made a sta.-
80 report on athlete-hiriag
for The conference. was hired
for . thrce-year term start
lag last ian. 1. Herb Dana's
Office Of commissioner Of
athletic officials was abol-
ished.
IL was announced that Ather-
toms duties will be primarily 10
compile and record facts regard
ing the compliance or non-com-
pliance of individuals and insti-
tutions with conference rules. +"
This was interpreted to mean that
he Is to go on with his investiga-
ton, but henceforth with the au-
thority TO do something about
correcting abuses he may find.
FULL-TIME JOB
Atherton viii devote his full
time to the job but will retain
connection with his private inves-
tigation firm of San Francisco
and Los Angeles. This was al
lowed because his relation to the
conference viii be substantially
that Of an expert who is retained
for . special job which he Ii
equipped to handle.
The conference, In starting
him off on the new job, made
start at providing machin-
cry for enforcement Of SUBJ
sidization rules. Entertain
ment and free trips for pros
pective athletes were tabooed.
even by alumni trying to
boost their alma matters
teams. Violation of the rule
will render the athlete In
eligible.
So-called athletic scholarships"
were dealt hard blow. The con-
ference announced adoption Of a
rule aimed at the assurance of
uniform conference practices In
the elimination of illegal aid given
athletes before or after enroll
ment. Illegal aid, in general, Is
any aid given athletes and not
open to all students and for which
aid whether In the form of money,
board, etc, is given primarily for
athletic reasons
NO MORE LOANS"
Another rule is aimed at the
prevention of diversion of ath-
letic funds into scholarships, loans
or donations for the substituting
of athletes"
The penalty was stiffened for
suppressing or fasifying informa-
ton about a players athletic ELI
gibility.
There was one ray of hope
for the athlete rule de-
signed TO alleviate ''the hard
ships caused by the loss Of
time from regular employ
ment through injuries, illness
and necessary absence on
athletic trips"
Conference faculty representa-
tives adjourned their meeting last
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Los ANGELES e

Los ANGELES -Edwin N.
Atherton, former Oman who
spent two years finding out how
the Pacific Coast conference col
leges get their athletic stars. EN-
barked today on . new job Of
seeing to IL that they stick to the
rules henceforth.
Atherton was hired by the con-
ference as its athletic commits
sioner or ''czar" over such mat
tiers as Reconsideration. and
at the same time the conference
adopted a half dozen new rules
for him to enforce. These cracked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
biz Dean Starts
New Salary War

CHICAG0-rhe new salary war
between Pitcher Dizzy Dean and
the Chicago Cubs was stalemated
today.
Dean asserted at Dallas. Tex.
that his 1910 contract called for
. $4,000 cut from the $40, 900 he
received last year and that he
wouldn't take such . cut.
Officials of the Cubs said last
night they don't think there's .
CHANCE that Dean would get more
money than 10 called for In the
contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Glad Hoopnen
Working Hard

regular ourr1 - rsnnM = ~
tdiy renoyr1tn1 - - e1ere1
- : 9
~ 90 - ~ g = -
- 80 9 1lr1lEO - -
- Wu@pm uon1r1u - v1ee
~ une engv Il - rgWuV9
oronn uDrs Dlnruou1n 81 ~.
TIpss sgApv olonuosu -
olon1 3 - s1nmoo y sr~rn i y
ssnv>rng ~ ets h1nEey 49,
nerf Nl11l enc 0ewNR1 -
VIVA Norsk Z mx-eun< tnroe.
49, ~ mA4ae vera - = -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
ApostoIi Awarded
Nod Over bettina

NEW YORK Fred Apostoli
says. Its Billy Conn In . hurry
or the sticks"
What Apostolic means Is this:
He figures his upset victory last
night over Melio Bettina, former
light heavyweight champion. At
Madison Square Garden, entities
him to a quick title shot at Conn.
current light heavyweight cham
pion.
And IL Conn will not grant
Apostoli this title shot. the
hard-hitting Italian from San
Francisco will start taking
bouts Of lesser Importance
around the country.
Apostoli won the 12-round de-
cision last night after rising from
the floor three times in the first
three rounds. Frisco Fred took
no count in the first round. nine
in the second and nine in the
third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Scribner To Get
Chance With Suds

SPOKANE - Ira scribner. top
ranking pitcher last season for
Spokane Of the Western Interna-
tional league. today was the Of
fetal property of the Seattle
Rainiers of the Pacific Coast
league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

To vicinity q rarkmna \
te>mlnx with srttvi1x th~.p aNyA
- Coach c1lff olenn. WIN -
game sch>dulsd ar - w>ea =
experimenting VIA ~ rue1llp
Lutheran Acep~s~sp trysEa cnt ~
fsr~ns enmhsn&sst4e tfe hnFso
- flnd ~ ~ar~sa~ susnt ~ IN
time TIE WIrko flna ehaus re-
under way next wepk Jan. n -
"a. against wsatssN WashsnxsGA.
Nss sast~fSe1 ~ - sh~p-
ING M esys hsse - usah-
Ing - ~ ~ sunnnA. uenns
y spassns - h1~ea ~ -
arv~aslng ~ ssars1aa susnA
Marvel mns~hsunn. spe~eA-
verksug s~swAr1. - h>~s
nsv~d e~rA ~ ~ sussa,
uhile Ensl rtast No. 49,
osoaes~sv~t frsm ~ ~
ounsa ps~s - - ~ 49,
woea punlet~a.
AZ tho right Kusrd Ne has heeN
using small hut fAst Ernie pvr-
rsals; 81 center. hieh-erorsnx NJ
sixur1nsa holds firth. and Harry
Lang b - present occupying the
right faswer1 berth Mentor o..
scn b ~ s~Rplssses satisned
with L.ana's verk - the tussiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Ray Medeghini To
Wed Tacoma Girl

Ray Medeghini, the hard-work-
ing dependable of the Tacoma IT.
ger baseball club pitching staff,
applied for a marriage license
from the county auditor Saturday.
The slender right hander de-
clared his intention to wed Vir-
ginia M. Smith of 1906 No. 36th
ST. Medeghini. a resident of South
San Francisco. is rs. His BRIDE
to-be listed her age as IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

1lDl11N1 . Tar tko1f tM1H
cnssvh 0yok6GRsi issxus hof11o
Fri1nv ntGnt q l1ettexmine Mn
euiy f6asg roGtDo&rsd p1sysrs. rur~
siIup c1stG1lna chnseh five ~
y defsuIt = knspps nnGIn1no
cni1soe. To kpspp's einb wa9
IL psse1keA affair sftev Ie>1inG
f1vsliup - > pisysr ~ : - u
- margin. with c1e~s nstiie9 ~
sousfsrs sad Mods ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Special Railway To Transport Fish
Over NO-Foot Mud Mountain Project

Salmon will be carried over the
new Mud Mountain dam by q
special railway. according 10 Mar
low Bell. state engineer of the
fisheries department. Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08

washington - WASH. Atsss -
Oregon stats ~. fakhe ~
Southern Cal ~. LeSets ~
Cosorsoo Col 30 C1sdaeds Ainss -
Denver 81. Col0f a<to Nlste -.
rice ~. T~xAx Christian ~.
hAfi4as ~ OkIsisoms -
Montana htaGs % k&siefn WISH
iastob Normal 20
brigham fm4nE ~. Asntsae ~ -,
f1aho HDssthsFn ~. Nsgft Hfnss ~
uCi.A ~. ~ AafTa -.
Portland -. Fssifie y, ~
AlAz0tffI s. 0feeier lststs -
A&H Ffanfsae9 htste ~. hsfeds -
csatfsi Nsshinx len ~, % HAftla 3
Ystims = G. -. Mount veFssn
Il -
Hhissasp Fresh -. Eastern orsson
college "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Abe Babes Beat
STADIUM, Alumni

In hsr4-foasht, eless-sk<ekiaS
siis. ths Lincoln high midget hoop
men aselslsnsd : Stadium siumni
saldest team. D-i1. last aisht n
tbs Atr gym. me Stadium alum
squad had prsvsosasly sf1it . two
cams ssfi<s with the ssrnnE 1870
Tiger p<sus team.
Tas ilnsfaus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Independent League
To Begin Third Week


Jan s-Paciflc Mutual W Wbeeiers
at p m. Valleys -. Northwest
Chair al 9 2. m AfcheT's "a. Y. n
c. A a. p n.
Jan. Il-EAiley'6 rs Pacific Mutual
At 7 .. n. Archer's Fs Northwest
Chair a. ?. m Z. NJ c A -
WheeIers at 9 .. m
n" Division
Jan g. Eaglee - Comm unity
House az D m Aarlnes " chiilss
az D. n American Lake "a Z nAl
Birth A. D m
Jan Il-CommunltF House Vs.
Bnsf Birth a. J ,. m EzEles Sc.
Cn.llas - q m Marines "a Amer
can Lake a. ,. Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Roy Defeats
Cruiser Five

nov = Overcoming an is-iS
Estonville Cruiser lead midway in
the second period. Ole olson's Roy
Lynx rolled on 10 . ss-ss victory
here last night IN the Pierce
County league opening game.
Little mp Lcyeiasd and
Hareld Snow. Reys sharp
shooting Forwards. scored -
points between them. with
snow high with 10.
Roy led. asia. at hslftime. Roy
seconds won, 34-27.
oRTING WINS
ORTING-Scoring three points
in the last IS seconds. Mel Eagen's
orting Cardinals nosed out Fed
ersl Way Eagles. $3.50. here last
night In q Pierce County league
game. The lead shifted through
out the game.
Les Albright tossed In the
basket 10 give orting . si-se
lead and Jimmy Johnatenp
foul shot clinchcd the game.
orting seconds won, 2s-2s
FIFE vICrORS
FIFE-Rolling in the points the
second half after q 14-is halftime
tally. Bill Wilson'S Fife Trojans
opened the defense Of their Pierce
County league crown with a 3e-2e
victory over Clover Park Warriors.
Pete Melio and Fred nlsig
paced the Fife attack with 10
points apiece, while Roy Lo-
per was high for Clover Park
with nine tAllies. Fife seconds
won. 1921.
LOGGERS TRIUMPH
YELM-Kapowsin Loggers car
ried too many guns for Yelm Tor
nadoes here last night and Ernie
Cope's cagers took the opening
Pierce County league game by .
34-21 score.
Harry Erickson made -
points and George BORDEN
Tailed 10 10 lead the Logger
point brigade. Earl McCIeud
was high for Yelm. Yelm ser
onds won, SOL.
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PREP SCORES

PREP SCORES
Everett 26. WaIla Walla ".
KelsO A. Chehalis 80.
Aberdeen 4S, shelton Is.
Olympia 81, Raymond 80.
Elma 20, MontesanO IL.
Longyiew IS, Vancouver 30.
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ossss ,s,' ~. vi ~ N ~ k.'ss Y.
s.sn~sH. I<slIls Can %, ts6Isn1
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tRh.ts
Officials Emil piiuso. Portland,
referee: Charles King. Portland.
umpire.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Nozis See Reynoud Rule
Bottle Notice to Reich

BERLIN. March 81 (P.-The Nazi
Press last night interpreted the for
nation of the new French govern
ment under Premier Paul Reynaud
as battle notice to Germany.
Germany knows what it owes
this cabinet: War and again war"
said the Berliner Lokalanzeiger. 1T
is the battle notice of Jewish and
other high finance against National
Socialistic Germany"
The newspaper said the return of
former Premier Daladier as defense
minister in the Reynaud government
was based on the fact the French
ge neral staff regards him as its
representative"
Evening star., 1940-03-22

position which threatened his ad-
mlnistration even before 1t was fully
launched.
On his success or failure depended
Frances chance of getting quickly a
stable government.
Crisis Atmosphere Remains.
Although M. Reynaud had created
an administration with speed suited
to demands, some atmosphere of
crisis still fingered Both the press
and Parliament lobbies criticized his
cabinets size, its Left-wing complex
lon and its large number of hold
overs from NJ Daladiers regime.
Instead Of compact government,
M. Reynaud produced a cabinet of
% ministers-three more than in
M. Daladier's-despite the clamor
for one of wieldy size.
1t failed also to meet demands
for national union government
including all parties from Right to
Left.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Randolph Takes Post
With War Debts Group

Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee has accepted
designation as one of the vice chair
men of the Make Europe Pay War
Debts Committee, private group
advocating cession of French and
British West Indian possessions to
Ithe United States in payment of
World War debts, it was announced
today.
In accepting the position, Repre-
sentative Randolph wrote the war
debts groups headquarters, 425 Bond
Building: Il have discussed the mat
ter with Senators Lundeen (national
chairman of the committee) and
Reynolds, and I am happy to join
these individuals who are active in
this important proposal"