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Evening star., 1941-02-05
HiuIeuh Park
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST, RAcE-Purse. $1,000; maiden
2-year -olds; nursery course; 3 furlones
tout o. chute.
20 70 MEADE $50 40 800
MerliS n hiSertE 60 'h5stsol tbs6son, $50 -" -"
Time, O:34
Also Aaoa,. ra4Ms you5S RounSeT der. Town Han
board, Islams Islam. Miss l O. Milo.
Connie Jean and More Romance
.n,rN Mrs. A;.,6 4 p Karle and s, W. Dunlap
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: maiden
3year-olds up: furlonss
Bs} Boston Man Man M BeTs $50 80 $50
Star Scholar 'CruikshankI $50
Also ranNWsldalass. Docket. Black
Don Bruce; Llano Blanco and Top Call
DAILY Double paid Ss3. .6OJ
THIRD RACh-Purse, S1.4O0: claiming;
Fairfax Stout 212O $50 $40
Wise Bee tSeaboI $50 40
Mar LIE tRobertson $40
Also rsn%No Sir, Espino Gold. Armor
Bearer and Guerrilla.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. sI.4O0: claim
Army Sons tMeynelD $3.50 1880 $50
Panorascope tMcCreary) 40 $40
Rehearsal Nash $50
Time. 1.104s.
Also ran-Principal. Briar Sharp and
High One.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 400; Grade c
handicap; 3-year-olds and up: lis miles
Detroit Bull (McCrry) 1870 500 $40
Devils Crag Berg 1880 500
Piping Rock May 1850
Also ran-oversight. Harp Weaver
Cherry Trifle, Heather Broom. Plowshare
Topee, Bar Fly, Mazda and Burning Stick
SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST 500: grade B
handicap: 3-year-olds and up; l. miles
Ship Biscuit tRobertsI 51.90 1870 $50
Red Dock (Arcaro) 400 $50
Robert BERG $50
Time. 1:49.
Also ran-sickle T. Many stings. Big
Pebble and Royal Man.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 200: claim
ing; 4year-olds and up: IL. miles
Bess B. (Mearlel 11.2O $50 40
Rahanee MCCOY 1O30 $40
Merry Son Emery $50
Time, 1858.
Also ran-Brown Bomb. Brown Slave,
Radio. Oddesa's Pride and Landlubber.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Coroner's Jury Reports

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. (P.-A
coroner's jury decided today that
the death here January 10 of Joe
Penner, stage and screen comedian,
was caused by heart trouble and a
chronic lung ailment.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Sports by Radio

For latest news in the world
of sports tune in on The Star
Sports Review on WMAL, with
Ray Michael at the microphone.
This feature may be heard daily
At 6 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
British Admit 5 Planes Missino

LONDON HPThe Air Ministry tonight said five British
fighters missing after daylight sweep Northern
France during which the airdrome ST. Omer sue
cessfuly attacked" Two planes shot down,
the announcement said. In Berlin announced II
British bombers shot down the Channel today,
raising the total from earlier claim of 14J
Earlier Story on Page AID
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Circulation Gains

The Stars circulation every
evening and Sunday morning
continues to increase year by
year and is now far greater
than ever before.
The Star also continues to
be the outstanding advertising
medium of all the newspapers
in the United States.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Suntu Anitu
By the Associat ted Press.

BY lNt HSSUCIdUtu FTtSs.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; maiden
2-year r-olds; 3 furlongs.
Enhance tShelhamerI 1850 $50 $50
Gray Mystery Longden) $50 $50
Black Mark (Deerine) $40
Time, 0:33l5.
Also ran-Connecticut, DR.. thinner.
WinSome Beau, Valdns Gaiety, Niehr
Raider. Air Spring, Sense and Blue Pen
nant.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Italians so Miles From Benqosi

CAIRO lP.-The main group of the retreating Italian
forces in Libya so miles Bengasi British gen
era headquarters reported tonight There indication
whether the Fascss expected try make stand before
reaching that extensively fortified base
Earlier Story on Page Il
Evening star., 1941-02-05

PRESIDENT AWARDS NAVAL SAFETY TROPHY-Lt Comdr
Harold Miller Qeft) received the Herbert Sch Memorial
Trophy from President Roosevelt at the White House today
recognition of the safety aerial
squadron duty the Canal Secretary of
Navy looked Miller and the President
inscription Miller received
model of the trophy. Associated Press Photo
Evening star., 1941-02-05
5reenbeIt Gets Dwelling Defense Job

The Federal Works Administration has assigned 1000
dwelling housing project for Washington defense workers
built surplus surrounding Greenbelt MO-,
The project be constructed
supervision the Farm Security Administration
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Copper Tubino Strike Settled

DETROIT FD-L F. Rye, Federal Labor Department con-
cator announced today that $50 workers in two Detroit
plants making copper tubing used in apanes and trucks for
the Army returned to work this afternoon ending oneday
strike Members of the United Automobile Workers &C. o.
yesterday protest against discharge of union
leaders by the FexoTube Co. and the r. H. Jolly Co. Mr..
Rye said planes agreed negotiate U. A VIC. l. O.
contracts with clause for arbitration of grievances.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Nozi Night Raiders Attack London

LONDON F.-The crash of bombs and an-aircraft
shells sounded in the London tonight raiders
struck at the capital after sporadic day activity Sirens
sounded alert and other raiders reported
towns in East Anglia. The alcear signal 10 80 pm.
(4.30 m. E. S. IT,.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Racing Results

ROssvan's, Other Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
CIRCULATION

The Sunday Star
Sunday, Feb. 2, 1941 ,911*
Sunday, Feb. 4, 1910 160, 0,906*
Increase - 1905
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Fund Souqht for Benninq -Anocostio Schools

The Board Education late today voted to seek deficiency
appropriations of approximately s1000000 for school
construction in the Bennng AnacoSa area, where about
1000 new housing units will be constructed by Sepem
ber The money would provide three schools addi
present buildings school land sites
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Bot;sto Restores Constitution Riqhts

HAVANA PPreSident Fulgenco Batista re-eStablished
today the constitutional which suspended early
yesterday what he termed "seditious plot
Earlier Story Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Miss Hicks Upset by Miss Crum

PALM BEACH, Fla, lFN.-EliZabeth Hicks of Pasadena,
Calf Palm Beach Womens Golf Tournament,
upset in the quarterfnas today by Jane Crum OF
Orangehurg S C 20 holes
Evening star., 1941-02-05
The Evening Star
Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1941 -167 ,320*
Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1910 1887
9,343

Returns from newsstaads net -.
adeted and No SAMPLES included.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

(See MEDICAL. Page X-2D
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Late News Bulletins
Greeks Expect TepeIeni to Fall Hourly

BTOLJ, YugoSavia F9-Itay reported dispatches
10 this border town tonight to be rushing
air to help the pressed defenders of Tepeleni
Greeks nevertheless said expecting of the
town at hour and moving every soldier
and gun into battle Long lines of much
plies landed at Saonka few days ago from British
ports were reported flowing toward Tepelen
Earlier Story on Pare A-dl
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Two Extro Pages
In This Edition

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-X of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Evening star., 1941-02-05
156,750,0OO to Be Asked for Defen

c. F. Palmer, defense housing co-ordnator, said la
day that Congress would be asked for $15675OOO0 for
tional defense housing
Evening star., 1941-03-05

Soothing 10 minor aches
and palms. especially mus
cular aches. With rubber
cover. huny slip cover.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Bar Assn. Hears
About New Laws

In a humorous manner Attor-
ney John r Mccutcheon. state
representative from the 26th dis
trict. told members of the Tacoma
Bar association OF Recent Legis-
lative Acts Affecting Lawyers"
during luncheon meeting IN Ia
coma hotel Friday.
Among bills 10 which hcCutoh-
con referred was one advancing
salaries of prosecuting attorneys
in Pierce and Spokane counties 70
- 1900 per year. lie said this would
undoubtedly put more men in the
running at election time"
He also spoke Of bill. which he
said was sponsored by the POST
mems union relating TO the liability
Of owners Of vicious dogs. Until
passage of the bill. he said. dogs
were allowed one bite" Under the
recently passed bill, owners of dogs
will be held liable 10 persons bit
ten either off or lawfully" on prl.
vate property.
Among other bills 10 which Nc
Cutcheon referred was one relating
to powers and duties Of the sttor-
ney general, which, he said, placed
the holder Of that offic. In more
or less an administrative" position
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Trade Winds" by Schneider
How Public VIII Respond 10 Defense Bond Offering
Interests Wall Street, Since Nation Isn't At War

NEW YORK - Wall Street has
no inklins Of how the treasury de-
partment viii publicly offer the
new defense stamps and defense
bonds when the selling campaign
gets under way on May l. It's
believed. however. that II will he
based on patriotic appeal. with
lots OF bugle calls and flag wav-
ing.
Tho big question Ia: How will
the American public respond The
country isn't at war ~ was the
case In 1a17-1s when the Liberty
loan drives were on. And there
seems TO be no immediate threat
10 the security of the country.
Opinion Is that patriotic feryor Will
be built up on possible invasion"
n things 30 badly for Great Brit
ain.
Action; Because ~ tho state.
msnts nv Secretary NJ Navy Knox
and Secretary NJ War sumson 10
a congressional committee this
week. corporate executives are
convinced that II will not be long
before the United States takes q
more forceful part In the war.
War Guide: IT'S Of major inter-
est 10 note that marine insurance
rates are covering the Greek and
Turkish Mediterranean ports, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Clover Park School
will Give Concert

Second NJ q series ~ concerts by
Clover Park junior high school will
BE- presented IN the school sudito.
bum Sunday Afternoon 81 o'clock
Purpose Of the concerts 10 "a sc
quaint the school patrons and
other residents Of thu district with
the work the school IL doing.
Groups presented Sunday will
represent Clover PARK in the Pierce
County Music Festival 10 h. held
A. Eatonyills
The program insitsdss 'hs follow.
Ina
Orehsstrs - n Minor symphony
fkoxsstIi Progress ~ Youth ever.
turs iHerfurih1. piper Of Nam.
lsin tJohnsonl. phson Tone Poem
johnson
band Stormy weather fkosh.
Ter Allsnl. Ehythmoods lEilins
ton Invocation 81 AIb~rieh fWss
nsrb: Bsssr oysrtur. toesryD.
Boys ulss elub - DARK Eyes
fRussisn rols songbl Lover Come
Back 10 Ne fHombsrrj.
Mirsd chorus Dark wstsr
lJamssl
Gifis Ciss club - Song ~ ,hs
Danube fstrsussl Ave Maria
fsehubsrt1. Who IL sylvia fsehu.
berD. When iose 10 Kind Arr
Tfinksus).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
West Needs More
Power Projects

LOS ANGELES-The west has
|two-thirds Of the nations potential
water power. but less than 10 per
rent Of 1t has been developed, ac-
rording to Samuel r. Morris, dean
| IF the Stanford university school
! f engineering.
Morris told the American For
estry association convention here
that in II states only $4,000, 600
ecres out of 16s.OOO,O00 acres of
crops are irrigated. He urged in
creasing irrigation facilities.
"A high percentage Of water
power development in the west
will he from the great multiple
purpose water projects on ma
jor streams" Morris said.
Projects such as Grand Coulee
Bonneville, California Central val
bey and Boulder dam-irrespective
IF whether they are built by pub
bic or private agencies-must be
planned and adequately provided
for the public interest and maxi
mum utility"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Six Juveniles
In u. S. Court
All Sentenced
Under Dyer Act

A lecture on the COS; q crime
ard sn average sentence q three
years and four months apiece VAS
the justice meted "a six Juvenile
hoys hailed into federal court here
Friday afternoon.
Operating In pairs. al az under
age ads we're found guilty 81
transporting stolen automobiles
across state boundaries IN violation
of federal law.
They were sentenced to serve
their respective terms At the fed
ersl correctional institution In
Colorado. the state school for boys
in Utah. and the state training
school for BOYS In Nebraska.
Two 81 the hoys are members Of
Tacoma families. two are from
Port Angeles and the other two
live in Cathlamet
After hearins explanations Of
the illegal deeds from both the de-
PENDANTS and their relatives. FEEDER
Al Judge John c. Bowen addressed
brief but pertinent remarks 20 the
niscresnts. wherein he pointed out
that they and society would he
benefited BY separation from their
present environment. He con-
eluded the talk with . pointed
variation Of the theme that crime
doesn't pay and thereupon punctu-
sted the statement with the series
Of stiff sentences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

those covering routes to or from
Syria and Palestine via the suss
canal. are higher today than they
were prior 10 the April rcdnc.
tions after the smashing British
naval victory In the ionian sea.
Marine underwriters deal In dol
lars in areas where fighting goes
on. Therefore. leading Industrial
lists, bankers and government Of
ficisls watch ship rates They re-
alize that insurance companies are
the hest informed. War risk rates
are accepted AZ the best guide 10
the progress Of fighting.
Forecast Manufacturer pre-
diet that within the next eighteen
months the country will produce
81 900 sirplsnes. That figure will
compare with q total output 81
$4,000 planes ~ all types In the
81 yssrs since the first flight 81
the Wright BROTHERS The fore
cast will hold true " labor doesn't
throw q monkey wrench into pres
en-, schedules.
Reports Are That Budd Manu-.
fseturings production of military
trucks said 10 be sub-eontrsct
work for General Motors
long-ranEs earnings estimated
Inier-chemieai Corp. will show
from u. n. Playing Cards into
Bower Roller Bearing Bush
Terminal currently operating IN
the black this official Ma.
tionsl Enamsling a stamping
benefits from aluminium shorfsgs.
Ritter Dsntsi's European loss
greater than sales rains IN Latin
America Cleveland Grsphitss
first months ssiss ~iil aver.
age Al per cent ahead ~ LAST year
Consolidated Aircraft held -
wsr-bsby: 81 . share estimated
for first sis months American
ssstings firrt-qusrtsr net topped
~ cents q share Of like period
year ago .. Crsyhound's 81 an.
nual dividend reasonably secure
this year.
q. e. Murphy shares held for
attractive yield -. far fiscal year
10 end June 20. Dawson Chemical
will show net Of 81 20 q share
Es.Cell-O untitled orders about
GIG. 600 900 hats more than to-
tai 1870 sales and. that North
American Car and General Amer
lean Transportation ~ill not bs
merged 40 says Cen Eobsrt y
Wood. new control factor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Second Of Clipper Fleet
Launched al Boeinq's

fleet Of six Boeins clippers 10 per
NIT a daily Pan American sirways
schedule to Europe was launched
Friday.
The 7i-psssenger. Alton craft
was being prepared for flight tests,
little more than two weeks
after delivery Of the first ship.
The third was moved 10 the outer
dock at the Boeing plant, where
engines were being installed
The remaining three ships will
be delivered at intervals OF q
month or less. Boeing officers said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

MANILA -clyds rsnfbsrn and
Bsrnt Esiensn. American syistofs.
fsrrssd Consoliasiss b0mDsrs from
me United states to csslis for
transfer 10 sinsspors, n Sss sis'
eiossd hsfs
Ths second - the four motorsf
planes arrived Thursday, me frs,
~ several units Shieh the nrtush
snbsssy 81 Washington announced
several weeks ego would b floSn
10 Singapore arrived wednesday
Britain crews ere sspsettd 70
take the bombsrs 70 asnssp1Fs,
~hils the Amsriesns return hems
~ clipper plane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Mrs. N. Spadoni
Illness Victim

cIG HARMON - Born 81 years
ago IN Italy. Mrs. Michael Spa.
don't. resident Of ClK Harhor ~
years. Ia dead after IN lilnsss.
Mrs spsdoni came TO this eouH.
try and 10 Tacoma In 1908.
Besides her husband she 10 sur.
vlyed by three daughters. Mrs.
James Jsnshsim. Miss ciars Spa
dcni and Miss Lola spsdonii four
sons. Julius. Roy. Claude and Ru-
dolph. two brothers. Roger seq.
hisu and seshisro seshierl; one
sister. Mrs. Raslna Natunci. and
two grandchildren.
The funeral will he Monday o,
10 a. m. at NJ Nicholas church.
with Rev. Father Iiosn officiating
Burial will be ~ Artondale
cemetery. Perkins Funeral home
will he In charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

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Spring Meeting
Slated Tuesday


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

s.. next time you feel an attack
a. stage fright coming on. say 10
Yourself that this feeling Of nerv-
Gus excitement. that IL making
Your heart pound and your knees
wobble. Is necessary, for Il is also
stimulating your brain and making
you more alert.
a Club Member" brought the
subject TO mind with her letter.
" hich follows.
Dear Miss Grey. How can one
overcome stage right For some
time now I have known that
would have to give a lengthy re-
port at one Of the spring meetings
OF my club. Ever since / was first
p assigned the report have looked
forward TO it with dread and ap-
prehension. Now that the fatal
Gay is almost here. doubt II |
can go through with IL.
Do all persons experience this
fear OF appearing before audi
orces Or am I one Of those of
p faint heart? Tell me. Miss
Grey. If a person admittedly has
stage fright, can he overcome it
even TO a certain extent?
A CLUB MEMBER.
Dear Club Member; There are
several ways 10 overcome stage
fright. First of all, make sure
that your appearance cannot
possibly he criticized. Wear
something that il. becoming to
you-something that suits your
personality aud brings out your
better points. he certain that
YOUR clothes are spotless. that
your hair u In place and that
your nose Is powdered. All this
will give You a feeling of as
surance.
Next, assume an air Of conf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Stage fright is an extremely unpleasant condition which
the braves Of experience time another dur
ing lives From the youngest pupil in country
school, who has TO recte short poem before his class
the line 70 the greatest Of actresses and statesmen al
have felt that feeling of panic that ghtness of the throat
that comes when they step out before audience.
All will il isn't pleasant experience and yet some
Of the greatest instructors in public speaking have stated
that il condition that is necessary 10 the execution of
good speech stage performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
EpiseopsIisn Minister,
Trsdinq pulpiis Sundey

The Rev. Robert Pfeiffer. rector
Of Christ Episcopal church. and
the Rev Charles T. Mentzer. rec
tor Of Church OF the Holy Com
munion. will exchange pulpits Sun
day. Each will preach a. II a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Voting Members CsIIed
For Quarterly Meetino

Quarterly meeting Of the voting
membership OF the Zion Lutheran
church, So. 18th and l. sts, will
~ held Tuesday a. sp. m. &C
oording IN the Rev. Harold H..
FnEelbrecht. pastor.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

dence even though YOU NAV net
feel confident n you appear 70
he master Of the situation. u
viii help YOU really IN become
master.
N yeur report or speech is "a
he memorixed, then he SURE that
YOU know II. This can h. done
hx repeating u over and over
again. However. it II not wise
10 learn = speech word for word.
n you do this and then YOU for
get = word, you are apt to
throw yourself completely off.
Instead, plan to give an extern
poraneous speech.
An extemporaneous speech IL
not Co he confused with an I'm
promptu speech. where the speak
er gets up 10 speak without any
preparation whatsoever. In the
extemporsneous M thod. the
speaker speaks from an outline
he has previously prepared.
When YOU get up to give your
report. open your little talk with
a smile and an informal sentence
or tive about the chairman, the
speaker ahead Of You. or YOU
might tell n Joke. Anything 10
show your audience that you're
human. You might even move
something. such ~ a vase of
flowers. from one edge Of the
table to the other. II makes the
audience feels taht you are some
what at home-that you are at
ease.
II You become nervous walt
ing before you get up 10 speak.
look over your notes. put them
In order, thumb through q hook
that II 1T hand. All this will
relieve your nervous tension.
Never apologize for any little
mistake you might make. and,
lastly. always snalyze the situa-
tlon. You are not afraid 10 talk
TO one person or even 10 five,
then why 10 n roomful' What
difference IL there II YOU ean
talk 10 one, you can talk 10 an
audience.
Dear Miss Grey: Is II consid-
cred bad manners for girl OF
woman 10 cross her legs? Ny
aunt says a lady never crosses hei
legs, but I think Il is uncomfort'
able and awkward to always si'
with both feet placed firmly OF
the floor. II makes me feel self
conscious and III at ease Pleas,
advise me. BETTY c.
Dear Betty C.; n you cross
your legs gracefully. you cannot
possibly he criticized for II. But
N you sit with legs crossed so
the calves are fiattened out of
shape. making them look wide
and ugly, then you had better
follow your sunt's advice.
Always remember, that when
crossing your legs above the
knee, you should keep them
straight, not turned out nj ugly
angles.
n you wish merely 20 cross
your ankles. that's alright, too.
When done properly. II Ia both
restful and graceful.