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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-03
Basketball
BY UNITED PRESS

Utah 40, Chicago 50 1.-TWO over
time periods).
Michigan State 80, Loyola %.
Cornell 30, Ohio State 20.
Illinois 80, Butler Is.
California AZ, Dartmouth so.
Michigan a, Pittsburgh IS.
Depaul SO, Santa Clara SO.
Wyoming 81, Colorado Mines Al.
Toledo SIS, Iowa so.
Penn State SO, Mt. Union %.
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Calkin Is First
ToCIimb Hood

PORTLAND. Ora - The honor
q being first 70 climb Mount Hood
a 1910 was claimed today by
Ralph Csllktn Of Portland. He ar
rived ct the summit at 9 q. m
yesterday. He had been first up
n three previous New Years days.
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BOWLING

Dales Service pinmen won three
points from Pacific Match in the
playoff of a postponed Class B
City league match on the Broad
way alleys. The final count was
2749 to 1855.
Paul Gomsrud led the Dales
team with $40, and Mike Mil
Ter topped the Pacific Match
quintet with $50. The score:
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Star
OF Bowl Battle
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

PASADENA CaL-Tennessee's football force rolled BACK
toward Knoxville today, sadder, sorry WISER ana Ice
The Volunteers were sadder because they were beaten
to in the Rose bowl sorry because Southern oaorna
giants banged them from pillar post wiser because they
had had look at the best football team in the anu
richer because their cut of the seout game neteo them
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upwards of S115, 1000.
Tennessee's proud record
exists no more. They went
into the Rose bowl unbeaten
in % games, and unsecured
upon during the 1899 season.
Now the Vols will have to
start all over again. Because
the Trojans messed up that
beautiful record by banging
across touchdowns in the
second and fourth quarters.
The IA to 0 triumph of the
Southern Californians m arke d
their sixth straight Rose bowl win,
and it was absolutely deserved.
Using IS tremendous specimens
of manhood, Southern California
relied on power to tear the Tennes-
see defense apart. No one was
higher in praise of the Southern
California juggernaut than Major
Bob Neyland, coach of the beaten
invaders.
"They were terrific" Neyland
said, 81 have never seen a better
team than Southern California
was in the bowl today. Lawdy,
there was no end to the big, fast
and tough backs they threw at us
1 want to especially congratulate
Andy SCHNEIDER. He not only wa,
a great runner, but he ran the
team with brilliance."
FIGURES TELL STORY
The tipoff of how good SCHNEIDER
was comes from the statistics. The
entire Tennessee team gained II
yards net and Schindler's personal
gain was rs yards. 1t was Am.
brose, playing his last game, who
carried or passed the ball on every
play in Southern Calls first touch
down march of Al yards.
And it was SCHNEIDER, alter
mating with Jack Banta- who
swept IS yards In the closing
minutes of the game to ac-
count for the second touch
down and put the game on ice.
hind ler's quarterbacking
reached Its peak in the scor-
ing of the second touchdown.
With one yard to 20, fourth
down, he faxed buck and
then drifted a pass to Kruger
to score.
SCHNEIDER was ably abetted By
four other California pile-d driving
backfield men. Grenny Lansdel
plowed forward As yards of gain
Banta had 35, Bob Peoples 20 anc
Doyle Nave Is. Only Johnny But
Ter, swivel-hipped sophomore, die
anything W an offensive way fol
Tennessee-he picked up 40 yards
Cafego, shackled by a bad knee
made only one yard, and the re
mainder Of the Vol backs account.
ed for an embarrassingly small
amount Of yards.
To sum 1t up: Southern Cali
fornia was too big. too fast, anc
too many and surprisingly enough
because southern teams usually
are hoped up" The Trojan,
had more lift, more zeal, more
oomph.
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Vancouver Lions
Defeat Seahawks

VANCOUVER, b. c. - Six full
points separated the Vancouver
Lions today from their nearest
rivals In the chase for the Pacific
Coast Hockey league pennant.
The Lions defeated last place
Seattle yesterday. Z TO 8. after a
wild second-period scoring rally
that netted four goals.
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On the Lam
with.
Elliott Metcala
- witt =.

~ S808V00
WELL the West has started off in 1910 athletics with
The mighty Trojans of Southern Cal battered great
Tennessee grid machine to o. yesterday at Pasadena
while 1000 fans looked
The game was a classic and the Western crowd was
another outstanding event -.
There may games supass
West coast is the oldest the backed tradi
greatness granted Troans
just much greater the the football world The
they by barely edged University
Washington thanks controversial that
q victory
high
and handsome, a. 1t has for
Why lowy victory
conference Dartmouth
Of the Atlantic seaboard
Major Nyisd Tennessee coach probably said al th.
be said Of the Trojan talso
Of Coast ootba when he remarked after the Rose Bowl gae
The Trojans the greatest team seen"
Maybe they maybe they STILL coming
Neyand ability and those words that should
please Western
The Shrine Game, Too
DOWN In San Francisco Western An-Star team incud
ing Leo Artoe, L. Of Cafornas great tackle, former
Lincoln high school star Of Tacoma, drubbed the Eastern
Many
before this secons Western Still the
There outstanding factor in the West East
factor that puts shame the contention that
business In rain wet field
Well stadium yesterday.
wet and The ball the STILL the Western stars
Tipped agate
could expect a sunbaked field of the sunny
70
handled
please handing
rarely under similar conditions
Anyway games gained prestige
made tough
and capable
chapter glory West,
Hawaii land where the pneapp and the wgge their
hips in artistic
The tells of the sta another
Coast conference the march through lines
And Our Skiers
NOW to take another path In the sports field Wen drop
into Sun Valley over Idaho way
There the best collegiate skers of the nation competed
In title battle
And standing out above all others the champion
Harold (Tass) Gjolme, University Of Washington
boy.
Bradley plate prizes in
skiing competition
year Bradley, Dartmouth college
bar Of the family that put the plate In composition
slippery had been Ut sport
years before skiing became popular West
the West has going into
skiing Gome the West
Its first victory In this competition
Western to siidaddls
football fighting golf
ing. badmnton, archery, basketball tennis stars
rghtfully hold up your chin In pride
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NEW FOE FOR ORANGE

SYRACUSE - Syracuse meets
Northwestern for the first time In
1910 to open its season.
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Delaney Regains Timing and Rhythm;
Plans Serious Catching Next Season

NEW YORk-Pstience is some
thing Bill Delaney learned as he
spent the years since 1888. after
he had been the No catcher of
the Cardinals, fighting to regain
his health.
He Ia applying that patience
now IN regsining the timing and
rhythm Of his batting swing.
Il never did count on coming
back all the way this year" says
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ALBANY, Ore. - The Albany
Alcos. regional semi-pro baseball
champions. will not go to Wichita.
Kansas. for the national semi-pro
tournament. II was announced to-
day by Jimmy jerks. club presi-
dent. A meeting Of club officials
and business men resulted in a de-
cision not TO attempt to raise the
$500 needed to finance the trip.
A plsyoff series with Eugene to
determine the Oregon State league
title will start Saturday night at
Eugene. followed by a second
game here Sunday afternoon. The
place for q third game. II neces-
ssry, has not been decided.
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Sofiballers
To Decide
i944G Crown
Pointers VS.. Shops
In Finols: Bottle
Billed ut Sumner

Speed pitching along with the
best control In the district will be
featured when the 1910 Pierce
County softball championship
tourney closes "Wednesday night at
9 o'clock with the johnson Paint
ers meeting Northern Pacific
Shops for the district title.
A preliminary win be played be-
tween two colorful girls teams at
7:30 o'clock. the Tacoma Tiger
cites facing the Manette Girls.
II will be Trev McLain's ex-
pert control and good curve
for the Shops against Bus An
derson's knuckler and fast
ball.
McLsin IL probably the more ex-
perienced, but has a fielding weak
ness on hunts. The additional
pitching distance this year has
sent his seasons record to remark
able heights with the Commercial
league winners
He has seldom let the opposition
score a run and has lost only one
game all season.
TWO PERFECT GAMES
He has two perfect games to his
credit. making it nine since moving
to Tacoma from st. Paul.
Anderson was the big fac
tor In putting the Painters
into the playoffs. In the play
offs u has been his pitching
combined with Jack Nash's
clutch hitting that has sent
the Painters home.
Jerry Cecchi, 10 10 White Of the
Shops, is a fine shortfielder and 9
tough batter to retire. Gordon
Grub" Fielder il their best Of.
fensive bet.
Bob Huegel is the defensive star
Of the Painters with Frank RuffC
and Jack Nash also being of the
first water. In the infield George
Rocket at first base Is outstanding
with Hyph Jensen. back Of IN,
plate, the clubs sparkplug.
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.Beega Joe
Hitting Ball
With Power

NEW Y0Rk-Hard-hitting Joe
DiMaggio slugged the New York
Yankees to a double victory over
the Red Sox yesterday. s to / and
10 to s, thereby advancing to one
point behind the American league
batting race leader.
DiMaggio has an average now
Of $50. second only to Rip Rad
cliff of the Browns. He won the
batting crown last year.
DiMaggio led the assault
with two homers, one with the
bases loaded. and hit safely
three out of five times In each
game.
Cleveland increased lite Am
erican league lead TO two
games by handing the Tigers
their fourth straight loss, 6-5.
The White Sex came back to
defeat the Browns, 4-3, with two
out in the ninth after trailing 80
at one time.
Philadelphia slammed Dut C b
Leonard for Is hits and wslloped
the Senators, 6-3, before 7.215 last
night.
Cincinnati pulled one out of the
fire by sneaking through to 4-3
triumph over the red-hot Pirates
in 10 innings.
In the other two National league
games the Cardinals trimmed the
Cubs, 81, and the Bees won from
the Giants, Al.
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of the pos wandered willy-nilly,
and a gent industriously pedaled
one of those old high-wheeled
bikes.
A dozen comedy gals, including
Peggy Mason Miss Tscoma). each
representing a different organized
baseball league, were introduced.
The pageant closed with every
body singing Take Me Out to the
Ball Game" and God Bless
America" Herb Ford led the
singing.
Certainly deserving large
belpings Of credit for the
success Of the affair are Len
Higgins. who served rs mar
rator. and Louis X. Woodford.
VINO portrayed the part of
umpire. Both were excellent.
Introduced were John S. Baker,
who established the first profess
sional ban club in Tacoma: Charlie
Cobb. first bat boy for the Tigers
OF 1890. and Billie Walter. who
was bat boy for the Bengal team
Of 1898, which played q 22-inning
game against Seattle
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Portland Trims
Los Angeles, 81

Portlandrs tailend Beavers shell
lacked the third. place Los Angeles
ssszF:-=. : : :. -. night AZ 80 -
san Francisco Seals committed six
errors to lose . IL game TO san
Diego. In the only other game
Of the night San Diego took Oak
land. 20 2.
Sacramento and Seattle were
travelling. San Diego. out Of def
crence to the boss players In the
border town. viii play night games.
except Sunday. during their two
week home stand while the Del
Mar ponies are running.
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Baseballers Swell
Red Cross Funds

SALEM. Ore.-Carl Mays Base
ball Schoolboys edged a 5-4 win
over the Oregon state penitentiary
Greys in a Red Cross benefit game
here last night that brought in
S1,03e to swell the war relief fund.
Lanky Luke Crosswhite of
the Greys struck out IA Of the
Mays boys with his varied and
deceptive pitching. but his
mates errors gave the game to
Baseball School nine.
The penitentiary band and quar-
tet provided music and a prison
clown kept the crowd laughing
during the game. II was the first
encounter for the prison team out
side the penitentiary walls in p
years.
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Park Baseball
Park Baseball games for We'd

Park Baseball games for We'd
nesday:
Junior Boys League, 10 A. NJ
Tacoma Typos VS.. Washington
Hardware at Lincoln: Cammarsnos
VS.. Jefferson Chiefs at jefferson;
Spanaway Cubs VS.. Puyallup
Sportshack at Viking field, Puy-
allup; Diamond T Trucks VS.. Olym-
pic Ice Co. at Mckinley; Oakland
Addition VS.. Strand Market at
Stadium; B. B. Washer, bye.
Senior Boys League, 3;45 p. NJ.
Lakewood Community Center vs..
Summit Cubs at Mckinley No. 2;
Tacoma Boys club VI. Model Lum-
Der at jefferson.
Twilight League, p. VI.
N. Y. A. vs.. Lincoln Service at
Mckinley; Arctic Bottlers vs.
Falkland Pirates at Harmon
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Manion Joins EAGLES
PHILADELPHIA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIL
lie) Manton. whose field goal gave
Texas Christian university a 80
victory over Louisiana State in the
1886 Sugar Bowl game, was signed
today to play with the Philadel-
phia Eagles in the National Pro-
fessional Football league.
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SUMMARY

Winning pitcher-cole. Seven hits
? runs off Smith in "a innings: S
hits ] run off Cole In AZ innings
s sinbs outnsy Smith sr s.,; CD, &C.,
Cole 0. Cadinha 4. Runs responsi-
BILE for-Smith 2. Cole 1. Cadinha g.
Left on bases-vancouver 7. Tacoma
z. Home runs-Firpo, Trower. Three
base hit - Orteig. Two-base hits -
Samhammer. Orteis. Trower. FARRELL.
Runs batted in-Stewart 4. Cailteaux
Farrell. Sacrifices - Smith. Simmer
Double plays-Shimer to Cailteaux TO
Quinn: Sinner TO cailteaux TO Or
teie: Cadinha TO Baer 20 0arretson.
Time - 2:oo. Umpires - Nelson and
Clarke.
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Delaney. -Four years is long
time to be out. and II I get back
some of the things l had before
quit. will be satisfied.
IF can do that, next season
I can 20 in for serious catching.
I'm coming along. and I'll make
it."
The st. Louis management has
confidence in Bill DeLancey's sbil-
ity 10 come all the way back.
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MILES CITY WINS

MILES CITY. Mont.-Miles City
today held the State Legion Junior
baseball title. Miles City beat
Missouls In the final plsyoff
game lis.
Missouls took Saturdays game
1919, to force the series to three
games after Miles City won the
opener AZ.
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Losing pitcher, Prim; innings
pitched. by Prim 22a: at bat. off Prim
is: hits. off Prim 7; runs scored. off
Prim a. runs responsible for. Orrell
/. Prim 4. Berry 5: struck out, by
Orrell s. Prim 1, Berry Z: bases on
balls. off Orrell 4. Prim 2; wild pitch.
Berry: left on bases, Portland 10. Los
Angeles 7. two-base hits. GIL 2. Or
rell. Reich: runs batted in. Gill 3.
Reich q Moore. Brown, Mayo. Adams
2 Bergstrom: sacrifice. Lowrey: stolen
bases, Marshall. Rosenberg. Mayo.
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SAN DIEGO

Pippen l. bases on balls. off New
some 2. Pippen 3;struck out. by New
some 2, Pippen /: passed balls. Sal
keld 2: left on bases. Oakland .. San
Diego 6. home run. Christoff: three
base hit. Gudat: two-base hits. Sal
keld, Mcdonald, Sperry: runs batted
in. Mcdonald Christoff 2. Sperry
Newsome 2; sacrifices. Pippen. Patch
EFT, z Rsimondi. Christopher: double
play, Mesner TO Mcdonald.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4, New York /.
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3. (Ten
innings).
st. Louis 5. Chicago I.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
New York s-1e, Boston 1-s.
Cleveland 6, Detroit s.
Chicago 4, st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 8, Washington 8.
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The YOUNGSTERS Hove II &.

Patriotism is not lacking among the younger of this
nation, speaking of them a whole
And judging from the voluntary statements made to this
by young athletes of acquaintance
Say I'd like into this Army business that training
know HOW protect myself not only that I'd like going
against foreigners think they manhand this country
That's the the
sir don't young They'll
themselves and the old country
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SAN FRANCISCO

Runs responsible for, Gibson !,
Fleming l: struck out, Fleming 8.
Gibson 9: bases on balls. Fleming 3,
Gibson q wild pitch. Fleming; two
base hits. Norbert. Fain; runs oatted
in, Cissell. Herman; sacrifices, kahle.
Fleming; double play, uhan TO cis-
sell
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS
Seattle travelling to Sacramento,
no game.
Hollywood ?. San Francisco l.
San Diego 4, Oakland 2.
Portland 9. Los Angeles 2.
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runs oatted in-Younkers 3. Will
llsms. Whipple. Stamper. shinn, Rob-
Double play = Younker TO Ree.e
Left on bases-Salem :. Yakima a
Bases on balls-Off Fenter 2. McCon-
nell 4. Struck out-By Fenter 2.
Mcconnell 10. Wild pitches-Fenter
q EMPIRES - Clsbaugh and Moran.
Time Of game IS.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester 4, Newark 5; Mont
real 4, Baltimore 6; Toronto z,
Syracuse /; Buffalo at Jersey City
POSTPONED. rain.
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M] The
[za ~
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver Z, Tacoma 4.
Yakima s. Salem D.
Spokane Z. Wenatchee 2.
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That Sunrise Law
Some sage once said

Some sage once said
with everything gain you lose"
Which pertains, for insance, TO the sunrise duck
shooting law
For several past hunters have been held TO
4. m. hour before legal shooting
That daylight before shooting permitted during the
half the lost those
Ing minutes
But under the they gain them
q half hour after m
However it is for the best ducks time
in all
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with ELLIOTT METCALF

TACOMA dog owners responding TO the Washington
Dog Owners association, which came TO life In this city
10 days ago..
Right now there approximately 800 members and
more coming in regularly
The association with membership fee Of Is cs year
organized TO dog prisoners many pets hav
ing been killed in this despicabe within the last few
weeks
Dog wishing part
determined against the posone make application
Hardware companies
DR. A woee president reports the club contributed $50
toward the standing State Of $50 for
arrest and conviction Of q poisoner
Dr. Wceif also that association VIII educa
ticna campaign dog impress them the
necessity Of preventing from Wild
and causing damage to private properties
That particular effort worthy
Many against their
permit them disregardng property
This association officials realize wish
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-sehee '.s...... 200 600 020-2
oPSAohc Oll $40 DON-I
SUMMARY
Runs batted in-Falconi 4 McCin-
mis-, Bonnetti 2. Two-base hit-Bo-
netti. Home run-Falconi. Double
plays-McCormack TO McGinnis; Mar
tinez 70 McGtnnis TO Fslconi. Left
IN oases--Wenatchee a. .snokane 7.
5sses on oalls-Off Baker s, Reid 8
Struck out-By Reid 4 Baker 4 Hit
ov pitcher-Bv Reid. Ratio. Time of
game = l;5o. Umpires Cole and
Nenezich.
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Fight Mob and q Wife .

Well folks here is the latest arbitrary action Of the New
York boxing mob
They have announced they will bar Mrs. Katie Jenkins
wife of Lew Jenkins, lightweight champion Of the world.
from Lewis training quarters :.
OF couldn't with hghhanded
camp.
against presence which
American to think Of
Why. little Texas gal like Katie especially
redhesd could
uglies
cawin' their naturally
person say. Humph plug uees
should tell
training camp"
Then would
fghtin little against
suppress copy
journals
Katie insists the eohes trying and might possibly
coed separating Lew
But when Lew not much of fighter through punched
full of the leeches will him the
This only emphasize the crudty vicious
brazenry game
Evening star., 1940-05-14

smaller neighbors and devouring
them.
1t is blessed with very large
mouth for its size and has no diff
Guilty whatever in disposing of a
half-grown guppy. 1t seems to have
never-satisfied appetite. The large,
beautiful eyes seem almost human
in their expression. When you be-
come familiar with the habits of
these lovely fish and feed them they
seem to recognize the fact that your
regular attendance upon them has
something to do with their comfort
Panchax belongs in the egg-laying
group. The parents must be fed on
nourishing food prior to the egg
laying, as fish during spawning days
do not take food The aquarium
should be supplied with thick float
ing Utricularia or Ricca, upon which
the eggs may be laid. The water
should be kept warm by placing the
aquarium in a sunny window or in
a light place keeping the water
warm.
Spawning will usually take place
In a day or two. Remove the egg
filled plants carefully to a Matching
jar, thus protecting the tiny young,
when they hatch. from their par
ents. Fresh plants should replace
those removed. When the babies
arrive see that they have a liberal
supply Of small daphnia pro-
Evening star., 1940-05-14
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

These are the leaping Lenas OF
the aquarium tribe They are from
India and from 3la to inches In
length. Some have mistaken this
panchax for Haplochilus, cousin
that is more robust and less deco
rative.
This little fish is difficult to de-
scribe accurately, because it varies
so with the light in which it is ex-
posed The lovely metallic sparkle
cannot be recorded in a picture. At
times the metallic scales resemble
tiny flashing mirrors of FURNISHED
gold. When conditions change the
panchax may be a uniform color of
jade or green.
The female has more and de-
cidedly stronger vertical bars and
fewer red spots than her mate. The
black spots at the base of dorsal
I'M also identify her. Some of these
fish have white markings on the
lower and upper edges of the tail
nm, some lack them entirely.
This is the better known of the
Panchax species and the easiest one
to raise. 1t is fairly peaceable,
though it is not above attacking
Evening star., 1940-05-14
Hi|Icrest Association
Elects J. W. Marlin

John w. Martin was elected presi-
dent Of the Hillcrest Citizens As
sociation for a third term last night
at a meeting in the East Washing
ton Heights Baptist Church.
Other officers elected include
Samuel Bass, first vice president:
Leroy Mack, second vice president;
P. A. Willis, treasurer; Malcolm E.
Turpin, secretary, and j. j. Mac
Gregor and Mr. Mack, delegates
to the Federation of Citizens As
kociations.
The association approved the
plan Of the Traffic Department to
place stop signs on all four corners
ct Alabama and Branch avenues
Sc. for a one-month period, fol-
lowing complaints arising from the
recent changing of the signs from
Branch avenue to Alabama avenue.
The group also requested a traffic
signal be placed at the intersection
soon.
Five new members were admitted