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3h DAILY NEWS. LOS ANQELES, CALIF, MONDAY, IAY 193- -CCCC- A repetition of last Saturdays stretch battle in the ICAAA A meet' quarter mile between Johnny Woodruff of Pittsburgh who nosed out Howard Upton and Erwin Miller, University of Southern California stare, looipsfor the one lap event in the annual Compton invitational track and field meet Friday night Plttaburoh. 143 fact tnehee; sixth, Daniel Aldrich, Ilhod Island State, 135 fact 11 Conservation fo Be Government Heads National, state- and county officials will Attend a county planning conference on conservation In Pas-adenR Civic auditorium June 9 and 10, it was announced yesterday by chairman Roger Jessup of the board of supervisors. "Recognizing the necessity of cooperation among all official -agencies charged with protection, and physical development of Batumi resources of the county, we have called this conference," announced R. a Baldwin, chairman of the county regional plan-ning commission.

Jessup and A. Stewart, Vico chairman of the board of directors of Pasadena, will welcome 1 the delegates. Baldwin will explain objectives of the conference. Meaning of Soil Conservation Los Angeles County," "Co-ordinatloh of Land Uses in the Los Angeles Region" and "Public Works Administration's Assistance In Conservation Projects" will be the principal topics of the first session the morning of June 9. "Factors, of Los Angelos bounty's Growth" will bo discussed )y Supervisor Gordon McDonough at a luncheon session that day.

During the afternoon session flood control, water conservation and fire protection for the forests will bo discussed. Mayor Fletcher Bowron of Low Angeles is scheduled. as. the principal speaker at a dinner in the Huntington hotel that night His topic will be "The Publics Responsibility In. Conserving Natural Resources of tbe GOLFER'S LUCK RUNS WILD PONCA CITY, OkbL, May 28 (UP) Roy Miller today got the number of No.

5. Playing three rounds, on the Ponca City golf course. Miller Mrdied the 287 yard par 4 hole the first time, holed out his approach for an eagle on the second trip and climaxed the day with a hole In one on the third round. tj MISS THERESA MeMAHON, 28 (above), of Kearaey, N. 4s being sought by authorltiea throughoat the nation after her mysterious dlaappearaRoe on the eve of her- scheduled wedding to John Herrion of Harrison, N.

J. photo. 1000 Fighters Curb ForestFires' CAMPBELLTON, New Brunswick, May 28. UB Heivy rains which fell throughout New Brunswick over the weekend aided more than 1000 volurtecra In their battle to save Campbellton and nearly Atholvillo from the path of forest fires. Authorities tonight said the flames were under control.

ONE DEAD, 10 HURT PARIS, May 28. (U One person was killed and 10 were injured today when two trains collided In Montparnasse Foreign Enemies Peril America, Dies Warns Seniors FORT WORTH, Tex May 28. (UR Foreign enemies are worij lng constantly to undermine the principles of democracy In this -country, Martin Dlea. Tex warned the United States to-dsy in ah Americanism service sponsored by Texas Shrlnera. -Speaking to 10,000 persons, in- eluding 1742 graduating seniors of the Fort Worth high sepools for whom the service was a baccalaureate, the chairman of the house comftilttte Investigating un-American activities warned that "eternal vigilance was necessary' to preserve liberty in the United States." The great task of today, he uld, was to "keep Europe out of America and America out of Europe." "If Cxecheslo vakla sad Austria had.

been vigilant they would have continued to in free," the tall, blond Texas eon-, gremmsa shouted to the and their friends gathered la the Texas Christian- university st- -diaaa. We should profit from their ex- Dies warned. "Thera are many enemies within this country who are working ceaselessly to undermine the foundation of the I republic. We must therefore be on guard to discover and frustrate their subversive efforts." Dies termed communism, fascism 1 and nazism "different cults of the same pagan religion namely, statolatry, or the worship of the "The revival of this pagan religion can be traced to the growth of materialism and the decline of religious Influence throughout the' world," he asserted. "Stalin, Hitler and Mussolini teach the ame principle, the exaltation qL the state, at the expense of the' individual." Dies told, the graduates that their greatest task was "to preserve America." VTp do so we must keep Europe out of America and America out of Europe," ho said.

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nip his teaknmatp for the Second position. Not only, win Woodruff; who also won the XCAAAA half mile In 1 :51.2, Upton and Miller too. the math in the Compton one lap scramble but there also will be Archie' Williams, record holder, Hal' Cagle of Oklahoma Baptist; Wilbur Miller of Compton and Bil) McCurdy of Olympic club In the tunning. Officials of the Compton meet yesterday. denounced that How-.

ard Borck of New York had en-- tend the '1500 meter run -and win nee against Don Lash of John Borlcaa of New Jersey, Bob Alexander of. Olympia dub i and 'Bob Madrid of Pasadeaa! Jaysee. Borck last 'year won the ICAAAA mile crown and the national AAU 800 run. The former Manhattan college speedster has rambled the mile in 4:12 and the 800 meter in 1:51.5. AH the Trojans with the exception of Louis Zamperlni will compete in the Compton trackfest.

The ICAAAA meet summary, telllfignof the Tro Jans rush ty triumph, 130 yard hish hurdlcc (final)' WojS hr James Humphrey, Scuthern California: second. Jay Shields, Tele; third, Rudolph Yovonovtta, Mich lean State! faurth. Johnson ITaxler, Ptnn Stats; fifth. Richard Osborns Jr Tale; sixth, Donald radon, CorndlL Time, 14.4 (equate meet record 100 yard dash (final) Won by Herbert Wirait, Columbia; second, William Anderson. Southern California; third, Kenneth Clapp.

Brown; fourth, Rbbert Jackson, Princeton; fifth, Jamee Pender, Cornell; sixth, Bernard Will la. Southern California. Tima, Dlaeus throw (final) Won by PhU Caspar, Southern California, 155 feet 3W inchee; second, Arthur Wistnoweki, South-' era Californio, 153 feet UK inchee; third. Don did Herrin Princeton. 153 feet 7th Inchee; feurthTsioeeph Mcndell.

H. Y. 143 feet lOtt tehee; fifth, John Baxyk. a 0 i '-m 1 k- -4 4- 4 'ftl Ff. Javelin throw (final) Won by Robert Pea plea.

Southern California, 333 foot l)h faicheo; second. Hick Vuk manic 1. Penn State. 195 feet SVh inchee; third. Reed Tkueel, Southern California.

195 feet 5 Inches; fourth, faucet. Bremer, Mich lean State, 191 feet inchee; fifth, Ouy Manuel. California, 117 feet 1 Inch; ilxtb, Hum DeOroot, 'Southern California, 194 fact 9 Inches. (Mew meet record; former record. 330 feet lift inch eta eet by Kenneth Churchill, California, hi '1931).

Two mile- run (final) Wen by Albert Bqulmndcr, Plttabursh: aeeond. Bradley Xendell. Alfred: third, Edward Van Auken, Miehlsan Stater fourth. Joseph Moclalr, Manhattan; fifth, Rlehcrd Frey. Mich lean State.

Tima, 5 minute 33 seconds. One mile 1 run (final) Won by' IduU Zamperlni. Southern California; aeeond. drtta Olddincs. K.

T. third. Donald Smith, Maine; fourth. Hoy Pbhr. Mich lean State; fifth, Cecil Cola, California: sixth.

Rank Maul. Fvnn State; seventh, John Dreblnscr Jr. Pennsylvania; also Tan, Leonard Henderson. Penn Beniamin Holdemess, Tale; Xuseno Carleon, H. T.

Andrew Keldnls, Manhattan: Robert Hoe-lahan, Manhattan; James Stanton, Holy Cross; Oeorss Sheehan. Manhattan. Thus. 4:11.3. (New meat record; former record of 4:13.9 vet by Bdscr Buck of Manhattan In 1939).

440 yard run (final) Won by John Woodruff- Plttabursh; second. Howard Upton, Southern California; third, fawln Miller, Southern Gtllfohrnim: fourth, Donald Watte, California; fifth, Wecley Wall see. Pbrdham: also ran, John Hcvlusr Cornell; James Herbert, H. T. U.i Clyde Graf, Plttabursh; Denali WMeL California; Oeorea Nix, Manhattan.

Tims, 47 seconds flat (canals asset record). (final) Won by Pranela Ryan, Columbia, S3-felt 1ft Inchee; aeeond. Robert Plaher. Southern California, 51 foot 3ft Inchee; third. Herbert Michaels.

California. 50 feet 3ft Inches; fourth, Howard Brill, N. 50 feet ft fifth. Donald McNeill, Southern California. 40 feet Oft Inchee; sixth.

John Baxyk, Pittsburgh, 40 feet 4ft Inches. Hishjump Tie for first plaes sms Clarke Mallory, Southern California; Walter Arrinston, Miehlsan State, and John Wilson, Southern California, at feet .4 tie for fourth assent 'Arthur Byrnes, Manhattan: Melville Lena. California, and Samuel Moore, Pennsylvania, st 0 feet 3 Inches. BroadJump Won by Anson Perina. Prirfteton.

24 feet 5ft inches; eeeend. Coy Manuel. California. 34 feet ft inch; third, Frank Ord, Ptttaburah, S3 fact 7 inchee; fifth, Francis Zeimcts. Boston course, S3 feet lift Inchee; sixth, Walter Arrlncton, Miehlccn State, 33 feet 9ft lnchec.

Folyault (final) Tie for first between Lorins Day, Bouthdrn California, a Richard OarSslen, Columbia, at 14 feet; third, Irvine Hoars, Southern California, 13 feet 5 Inchee: tit for faurth among Thomas Luxaen, Yale; Keith Monroe, California; Oaorso Bailey, Dartmouth, Karl Stolbera. Mareuctte. at 13 fret. 50 yard run (final) Wop bs Je i dbA 1 9 3t 5 JvV 1 -c 4 0' uh Compiled by Marino jachango Refer to Steamship Company for Dock Time, Rates, Rerervations and VKSBEI DUB TO SKB1VX MONDAY, BUY 3S 1919 Tiou fica Oaccatar or tail AJd. Voncouvcr-S.

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(CUrtte Qiddlnu of N. Y. V. finished aeeond but was dlsausu-fied for cutting in an tarn.) Hammerthrew (final) Wan by' Robert Bennett, Maine, 175 feet lift biches; second. Joha-McLaaahry.

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Johnson Frailer, Pena State, Time, 32.0. (Stew meet record; forxseg record, 33.1. sot by Vickery In- winning his' heat saunter). 330 yard dash (final) Won hy Kenneth Clapp, Browns second, Rank Ohk Pittsburgh; third, Payton Jordan, Southern California; fourth, Gerald Fans boner, H. Y.

fifth, Lawrence Trecenlnc, Pit tabu rxh. Time, 31.2. (Wesley Wallace of fandham did not finish). One mile relay (final) Wed by Southern California (Leals Arthur Reading, Howard Upton, Rrwia -Miller); second. California; third, Cornell: fourth, Plttabursh; fifth.

Mew York untverity; sixth, Ferdham. Tima, 3:15.5, Delaney Lures Ring Fans A1 Delaney, whose Juno fight with Max Schmeling In Germany was called off due to war limitations," and Chuck Crowell, winner of 32 fights by knockouts In 50 bouts, were at the peak of training yesterday for their bout Friday night at Hollywood Legion Delaney, who defeated' Tony Galen to and Roscoe Toles and drew with Bob Pastor, is attracting mulch attention at Main street gymnasium. Crowell la getting la condition at' Baron Henry von Stummes camp on highway 99. Serlo Mendoza and Andy Vas-quez win box the six round, semifinal under Delaney and CrowelL mm, IT i. Jr7: I $sV; A iOt California.

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Kabo 3:39 p.m. Treudanxtr, Status eeeeseeeee J.JI Arrival LOCATION OP BERTHS Otter Barber. 191 so Mil Tcrmtaal 0ipr.dy::..J -daily mr Pncspoci 2131N IIES READY Krn Carpenter, former Trojan discus tosser who holds the American record of 173 feet, will compete for. Southern California Athletic association against the best of 'em when the Compton invitational track meet rolls around Frida; Among hits Olympic dub, Adrian Davis of Pep- opponents will be GQrdoii Dunn and Phil Fos of the OIj perdine college and Art Wrotnowski of U. of Southern tured showing Miss Margaret Heiman of Compton jaysee a Ww-..