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Evening star., 1940-07-29
Principal Goes on Trial
In Staying Of Five
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, July 2e.-verlin
Spencer, 81, former South Pasa-
dena Junior High School principal.
goes to trial today on a charge of
numbering five associates and at
tempting to kill a sixth.
The educator has pleaded inno-
cent by reason of insanity. Three
State-appointed alienists have ex-
amined him, but their reports will
not be made public untu-the trial
fis underWaE- sac =
Spencer went berserk May 6 and
shot down three men with whom
he had gone to confer. These were
George 3. 1ushr64, South Pasadena
supernnesfy4ent-of schools; JohEE.
Alman. So, high school principal,
and Will r. Speer, SO, school busi-
ness manager.
Miss Dorothea Talbert, Mr.. Bush's
secretary, was shot through the
spine as Spencer left the office and
now is possibly paralyzed for life.
Spencer then returned to his
school. where Werner v. Vanderlip,
Al, mechanical arts teacher. was
killed, and Ruth Sturgeon, 56.
another teacher, fatally wounded.
Evening star., 1940-07-29
Will Rogers Portroyer
Dies as Pageant Ends
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 29.-After
three days of portraying the late
Will Rogers, his friend since their
Oklahoma Cherokee Strip days,
Leanard Trainor, 81, died Saturday
night.
On Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights, Mr.. Trainor roped and
rode in the Santa Monica Will
Rogers Memorial Pageant. Soon
after his last performance, he COM
planned of fatigue. He died two
hours later.
For five years before MIR. Rogers
and Pilot Wiley Post were killed in
an Alaskan plane crash, Mr.. Trainor
served as Mr.. Rogers stand in"
and double in the movies. He came
to Hollywood in 1914 and played in
cowboy pictures.
Evening star., 1940-07-29

power OF this Western Hemisphere
in bargaining our way through a
reciprocal commercial understand
ing.
"Pan-America and the British
Empire combined would establish
an economic front to the rest of the
world with bargaining power ade-
quate to secure equality of treatment
and fair dealing in international
commerce."
Evening star., 1940-07-29
National Foreign TRACE council, of
which he is chairman.

National Foreign TRADE council, of
which he is chairman.
1t is essential to the economic
security of the Western Hemi-
sphere" Mr.. Farrell contended, that
future trade relations with British
Empire countries should establish an
orderly and mutually profitable
marketing system which would
eliminate injurious competition"
He said the uncertainty of Amer
ica's trade outlook in the Orient in
view Of the Chinese-Japanese con-
f1ict and the prospective independ-
ence Of the Philippines made it
necessary to strengthen "our bar
gaining power with European eco
nomic bloc comprising our former
leading markets"
with Europe under a Dictator
ship" he said, I'VE would have to
match the power of a European
economic union with the combined
Evening star., 1940-07-29
Economic Front
Urged 10 Combat
Dictators' Barter
Former U. S. Steel Chief
Suggests Pan Avericon,
British Empire Bloc
BY the Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-An
economic front" made up of the
American nations and the countries
Of the British Empire was suggested
today by James A. Farrell, retired
steelmaster, to match Europe's pro-
spective totalitarian economic bloc.
He said the United States should
continue to look toward Europe, re-
gardless of the outcome Of the pres
ent war, as potential market for
its surplus agricultural and indus
trial goods, but that it probably
would have to deal with a union of
relationships.
Mr.. Farrell, former head of the
United States Steel Corp, made the
suggestion In a keynote address
opening the 9th convention of the
Evening star., 1940-07-29

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i than could thousand words of the recent anaz-
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Evening star., 1940-07-29
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Evening star., 1940-07-29
Mrs. Pat Rooney Dies;
Famed in Vaudeville
BY the Associated F

BY the Associated
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Mrs.
Marion Bent Rooney, so, wife of
Vaudeville Dancer Pat Rooney, with
whom she charmed audiences for
80 years tapping away to Sweet
Rosie O'Grady," died yesterday.
She married Mr.. Rooney in Bos-
ton in 1908 and on her retirement
eight years ago Pat Rooney's son,
Pat, jr., danced with his father,
who in turn was the son of q Pat
Rooney famed as tap dancer.
On his 91st birthday Sir Thomas
Buckland sent the British govern.
ment SIC, 900 as q gift.
Evening star., 1940-07-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Germans Driving
To the North

The high command said today
an "enemy" cruiser had been biz
by q medium size bomb off Mar
vik. Norway. yesterday; that IN
enemy" submarine had been sunk
In ihs sksgerrsk: two British
planes shot down over Bslgolsnd
Blight, and one British flying boat
sunk BY bombs.
Ths nigh command oommunlqDs
said.
The situation ~ Naryik 10 UNI
changed. German bombsrx at
tackled British columns with bombs
and mschins.gun fire and dis
perssd them. One cruiser bsfofs
Aarylk was struck ~ . medium
cailb<r bomb. and one Sunderland
flying boat was SUNK BY bombs
'-0srnaaa tFssps. savsseiag
nsrfbssr from Assssss ssa
oroag. reached siesIeea zee
miles southeast ef sfs. whieh
the Germans claimed ~ kass
reached yestssdsyI
a Csrmaa sobnafins chaser
fl0tllla sank an enemy sAsbfnarins
In fns Ekagsrrsk Tao British
planes wsrs shot down BY German
pursuit planes. while attempting
70 fly into Heigoiand HlRh. There
were 10 important events en- the
western front
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
People in
The News

Kenneth Dorian. Great Britain's
first ace of the war. was killed
while leading a rad on the Ger
man-held Port of Stavanger, Nor
way, it was revealed in Lon
don
Bette Davis and Robert Donat
have been awarded gold medals
of merit for the best screen per-
formances in England. Miss Davis
won on the basis of her perform
ance in Dark Victory" Donat
for his role in Goodbye Mr..
Chips" Wendy Hitler and Laur-
ence Olivier, both British actors,
were runners-up =.
Carmen Mory. the 34-year-old
blonde awaiting execution as a
spy in France, was on her way
TO murder an expatriate German
and anti-Nazi editor when French
counter-espionage agents arrested
her, ii was learned at Paris. Mile.
Mory, the first woman to be SEN
fenced to death for espionage in
France since Mata Hari in the
World war, was Swiss news
paper woman >.
Ellen Drew, movie actress. and
Fred Wallace, makeup expert. are
separated in Hollywood. but Miss
Drew said she did not plan an i'm
mediate divorce. The actress, who
has been starring only a short
time, took their five-year-old son
with her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Doctor 8 Wife 8 Death
Suicide. Jurymen Say

sPOkASE-A eoronsrs Jury To-
day returned = verdict 81 suicide
IN the death Of Mrs. sylvia Hahn.
~. blond wife Of Or. n. a. Hahn.
7s-year-old physician and rstlred
ar.omobile racer.
The jury, after celebrating %
minutes. decided Mrn. Hahn died
Of a self-inflictsd gunshot wound. /"
Nearly = score 81 witnesses. inelsad-
ing DR.. Hahn. VINO found Ms wifs's
body IN = biooo-spattsred bed AZ
the Hahn Residence last Thursday.
testified befors County Coroner l.
S. Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

a Announcing elevation of the
veteran Winston Churchill.
fret isrd ~ the admiralty ana
known - an advocate If sggrrs-
sive action. to the post Of super
visor over the armed forces Of
Great Britain In the war against
Germany.
= Inviting the opposition leaders
4 10 ioln The cabinet fol eoopsras
ton In mastering every ounce" Of
British strength for prnseeutian Of
the war an offer likely 20 b re.
fused
7-warnins the people that Adolf
- Hltlsr's vast military mashins
IL likely 10 strike again NJ any mo-
msni and 81 any place. including
the British fsies
Promising that the allies win
Y fight on with all possible pow.
er 20 aid Norway.
All of Inc explanations and 81
cuss we're brushed aside by
Cha mbsfiain's most severe critics
in the debate ihst followed his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Allies Foriify
Narrow Pass

sTOCkH0I.A---Tws s~s ~.
lled thrusts ~ ssesass feFsss
In Norway w~se sepsrt~a tsasy.
On the FAR ssfthern fFsst the
allie. wess reported ~ assslssi
military sources ~ hsss fsFts-
fled . sasrsw pass bes.eea
sfo~ lses ard Nsrvik IN ~ a.
fort 70 halt th~ aershwssa Cd
sases ~ Germans fssm Tread
hjesa sswsra ssryik. Sbsfs
sssss s.ses fs~Smass are -
slexeA By British. fr~ash ssS
Nsswskisa ssesps. OFF tss
ssafk esa~f ~ Norway, ne
sewsp~pss D@gsas syhsssr 20
ported. fhe British have LAID
. sss mine field ia an sffsfs
10 lsissrsps tseFmsa ss2 sssps
s..asleaiisns siih Norway. fhs
assas field s.s laid ssfssssess
off ths Swedish ee@st n sh@
tssta~abars ssez. sAsfs .
Swedish fsshisE bsai asd Ger
mas sfeaases sivaek ssis<s ys%-
iesasy. ne sl@p~a<h SAID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Red Rose Slayer
Is Found Guilty

Los ANGELES - John Frank
Reavis, Is, son of a Butler college
professor, was held guilty Tues
day of the murder of Alice Jerry
Burns. Fl. Worth, Tex. cafe en-
tertainer whose nude body was
found lying on a 10-eent imitation
red rose.
Superior Judge Charles w
Fricke. in lieu OF . jury. found
Reavis guilty Of second degree
murder and pronounced him sane.
He said he would sentence the
Indianapolis, In d.. trombonist
Thursday 10 a term OF five-years
to life in prison.
Judge Fricke said ne believed
Reavis had been intoxicated and
possibly unaware Of his actions.
Resvis waived his right TO a trial
by jury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
THE WAR or PROPAGANDA

THE WAX Of fhOFA6ANDA
In Germany and Italy today the
controlled press had a field day
with charges and rumors intend
ed TO increase anxiety generally
in Europe and confuse the allied
powers.
Perhaps the most sensational
report In British sources
came from diplomatic circles in
Rome. which asserted the allies
had asked Italy to define It's posi-
ton toward the war by May Is
II thai shouid prove ar
eurate. n weuld appear To be
tantamount IN an allied dead
line To Italy 10 make up her
mind.
Other developments included;
A British admiralty statement
that Germany had lost 30O. 900
tons of merchant shipping In the
last five weeks. TO raise the wars
total to 50. 900 tons, and that
probably 30 other Eszi ships.
totalling 10000 tons. had been
sunk.
A British press sstimats. OBJ
vlously officially Inspired. that
about 200 German airplanes had
been destroyed in the Norwegian
campaign. ss compared TO 81 iost
by Britain.
From the Sszl Faselss side
there came a tremendous lombard
msnt Of charges and rumors. which
seemed 10 shake down 10 an In
tensified campaign Of propaganda
which Adolf Hitler eoorolnatss
with the Sazl military MAJ nine
designed 20 carry on the war Of
nerves.
The Developments Included
A Berlin newspaper charge
that Chamberlain and Hey-
nasd. In . Telephone eoayer-
satson. had agreed that ths
allied troops naassed In the
Near Fast should take some
action b. sgay 20 OF sooa
thereafter.
That Was denied In London.
and In Paris II sas Described
- part 81 desperate Ger
man propaganda campaign 10
stampede Italy" into Joining
Germany.
A Berlin newspaper baTrage
charging that the allies we're try
ing 70 spread the war 70 the Bal
ksns or 10 the Mediterranean
area.
4 Rome Newspaper report that
Britain mad promised Bulgaria the
return Of the Dobrulda area
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
= =
Edison Favors
Baiilesllips

WARRINGTON - nperufarr =
ihs Nsvy Charles n6l6pa tel1 ~
ssnais naval sffalrs ssnm5ln -
dsy that h.tfienaIps s4oxu. -
ard vii - ~ msHy ys1Ss . ssuno
n h~ekhsHe = sssF natlsaal -
feHme
IT, .n~r~1sxv - - ~urp-
spsifee - - tn9g1 - No.
sht~ sslh@s5at ~ t1usmne
siFpisaes hese ~ ennk 80
nsstisk asftta.Atp~
Last wsek ~ kIermMs1 80
Hasssesa sh<y hea bsm1e1 ar n5en
. british w.fseip ~ IL Wa<np6ie
elsss. : 11.0ge.tea s<ee~i
ksIl3ss. sanmesss - si&hnrn<s
bic resent d~sIetetIoa shex 1exo1s1I~
msnss h tbs nusep~an ~ 800
shzs ssFplsn<s hsys ~femeeexsx
saysHs.xsv ever hslsIesaIps. ylxoe~
cszsIy sssff1fmed ~ nssy's fn1fn
In th< bsfthsslp - - ~
powerful snstsnHnsat a - wse@
fare.
AnSfsesa nsssi vessels. ~ sat4
ara @the heeE - know hsw -
buiid.~ my ennez4afiY sTe bn649
improved saa intsxr~isd N1lh :
modern. sp~eay Air axm. ~nten =
~ sffleisns - ne<lern eet<nee e.
pFndzss. kdi~na s6aed.
TIE seznmlsfe@ 4 eezzt1e<tss -
b<,sss~ Approved slaeea ~ -
sssiAastz< ~ ~ pr cert n4saI
expensiab, ssl<h wguld enG<
sEss a<e Go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

stat ssni. and both the pfsms
minister and churehlll wefs al
taeksf strongly ~ shs opposisiea
goF eomplseeaey ~ eysr-cp optimism.
wsbh Miller. sesesaa Iaises
Press var ard aipieusatie esq
rs&ppadssi sissiaE h shs ssssss
81 asssmess. said fhs sffliszas
81 ths members Iaaissfed after
ftss spsesh sazf fhs prime nzla-
sstss had failed - carr sssa-
mems wlfh him IN ssskiuE his
apology for failure Of fhs cam
p@iga In eeniFai Norway.
chnrehill probably will spssk
Tomorrow. There ha4 been Soma
question whether the first lord u
the admiralty favored = more OAR
ing policy 10 an effort 10 capture
tina Norwegian port o. TroBdhjsE1
and whistles be might burst out
w4fh = berFsgs against the eakansl
leadership.
Churchill aat quietly. however. ~
Chamberlain denied tbers was any
1iffsrefcs Of opinion within the
cabinet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Mad Teacher
Murders 4
School
Then He Laughs:
Wounded Women
Feored Dying

SOUTH PASADENA. Calf. -
verlin Spencer. 81. the mad school
principal" who shot six school of
ficials of this fashionable resi-
Dental community. laughed today
when told four OF them are dead.
why did you do it," he was
asked, as he lay wounded from a
bullet fired above the heart. in
Huntington Memorial hospital.
do what ?"
"You shot the superintendent Of
schools and the principal of the
high school. the school systems
business manager. the manual arts
instructor at your own school, and
some women" he was told.
"Too BAD" He says
Are they dead ?" he asked.
George Bush. John Altman,
William Speer and Vern vanderiip
are dead and two of the women
are dying"
Are only four OF them dead -
Spencer asked. II was the first time
he was able to talk after regain
ing consciousness.
TOO bad they all didn't go
and me too" he said.
Then he laughed and lapsed into
Inconsistencies.
Meanwhile. the board of educa-
ton closed all schools In the city
while Police Chief Frank Higgins
and his men attempted to deter
mine when and how the shootlngs
occurred at South Pasadena High
School Administration building.
and later at South Pasadena junior
high school, of which Spencer was
principal.
Was Expert shot
Officials would not discuss the
arms they found in the cafeteria.
where Spencer would not allow
lunch to be served yesterday. He
was an expert pistol shot. with
half a dozen Workmanship medals.
and had an extensive collection Of
guns
II was understood that guns and
$50 rounds Of shells had been
stored in the cafeteria. az II for
siege. Jim Grow. a student
whom Spencer took home fire.
quently, said ne had seen a num-
Der of bullet pierced boxes in his
automobile.
Attended Meeting
He attended a meeting of ad-
ministrators Of South Pasadena
junior and senior high schools late
yesterday. When he left. George
c. Bush. 80. city superintendent Ut
schools: John f. Altman. so, prin-
CONTINUED on Page 5, Column 81
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Gha>w>er,o1a 49, ~ ~ NnNn
tkrsn9hsuf NJ n11re9a. frtmnp-
isK ssa aselsaptas M has1s
ard fFe@nestis rensssias -
replacing kls rtsee sex.
ifsn~s IL ssnsssaa11y tav~
hui~nf heu~e tfswae1 So
CiAsmberlaim's wards II lvssle
issehtes A. sfhes tfes~s ~
ssi~aas seessea - - ssss-
span~ise.
The greatest szfbarxf frsm shs
opposition name ~hen Chamberlain
declared he dld nsf bellsvs The
country yet rsslines fhs lmmlnsnn<
of the threat impsndiax against a.
sgemkesx ekesl
Shouts ef resign and axl<&
NJ who mlssed the hzss ?" iHlef-
rIptsd Chamberlain. - ne spuxht
10 explain 70 the house IT sasnmeas
how Nssi aggression and superior
air powsf had caused ts~ fsliaFs
II the allied sxp~asiiansfy esm-
pslKn IN essstfsl Norway
mat campaign. Ne evnfsnasd.
stiii 10 unfinished: the Norwegian
government ard klns fizsAes sflll
are IN norway. saa sAs allied
powers will Kivs the herwsslsns
al ths s,a possible - rapidly -
pa~sibss
t'hmsslil Csisssss>s
Nat. he ssld. khs ffxstisn pespie
apparently fell 10 Fssilxs th~ asA-
ger ~ another German bso~. pas-
slbly directed against shs British
isiss. and she siiixd lssdess viii
not Fslax their psse.attsH. ~
other parts nf Europe
Thau Ne announced inst Church.
10. the fisry first tnrd ~ ths 10
mifsity. hsaosforfh would have
responsibility far zup~rsssssa sf
military operations ffosa ssy %
day.
isls snnsuBssmsns snd he 80
plsssllon failed 10 ssts&fy ihs ep-
position. ard hs immss1ssssly -.
as~siisd BY Opposition isssssx fss
eemplAesney IN the fses ~ - re-
ysfssv and = ~rstaiffA IL Norway
chsfehssl slse sss sx1lle4xsa -
toe opslmlssls
Affiee II A.n@sea
cisfasat q. Asfls<. IsseF iseaef.
opsHsa the counter sfssek en-
fzsemkerisins sxpisnstian. sh&fss
lsg sbs sovsEHmens with hsving
msas misleading sp~ssAes. snd
said that c'hami~faain.s sbsse1
was Neas ~ excuses sad sxplsnsr
slon.
'-Ths withdrawals fxoas seuIfssfH
Norway wsrs . fsbsff ana repre-.
sens : setback. Astlss ssid.
~Ths prime mlnstsrs spseeh q
last Thursday Gas essF-egtlmissse
&At8 NkkzzsH %NAr ek
Ia IL far Too optlmistae.
We hass cot 10 faes shs facts.
Thln " a reverse
Ileya George DISEASES
'-fhls Norway campaign Naa
never meant 70 BE- = mere Up ard
run exploit. The country eonsl6-
cred IL of maior Importance.
The labor Isadsr espee.aiiy AZ
sailed chambsKlaln's sUnkenkAon
that the Norwegian campaign VAS
: limited operation 70 ssks Tfend-
hiem. important west coeef port
CONTINUED on Page :. Column -
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course, can be overcome.
Meanwhile, however, it is for
the Pacific Northwest TO con-
tinue TO SELF its resources
and opportunities TO those
who have large blocks of pri-
yate capital to invest. We
need those investments as
well as the tourist trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08
Nervous Europe Struggling
Under Propaganda Barrage
Attock on Hollond. Air Blitzkrieg Aimed
AT Brtoin Are Feored by Some
BULLETIN

BERLINThe touched heights ~
Mediterranean situation headlines
press
to possibly allied
Mediterranean order launch final "Bsksg
England
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

LONDON - George Lsnsbury,
veteran Labor member Of parliA-
ment, died Tuesday night at the
age Of 81. Lansbury had been III
for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-08

taken by RnmAnia after the
World war; II Bulgaria sided with
the allies now. That was denied
In London.