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Evening star., 1941-03-20
Court ASSIGNMENTS
COIIRT'

Notice to fiduciaries: Please take
notice that all reports under rule
Al must be filed during April, 1941.
In any case where poStponement
of the hearing of a motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will
be the policy of the court not to
grant postponements If the afore-
said notice is not given except when
extraordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be at
Gas am, as heretofore has been
the practice.
Hereafter in all domestic relations
cases where temporary custody of a
child, or the fixing of temporary
maintenance for wife or child Is
sought, the procedure shall be by
motion, as required by the rules Of
court, and not by rules to show
causes.
Motions-Justice T. Alan
Goldsborough.
Assignments for tomorrow:
Bunyea VS.. Bunyea; attorneys,
Malloy-Rothbard.
Catlin VS.. Catlin: rule.
Hart VS.. Hart; attorneys, Di Leo
Lichtenberg.
Smith VS.. Smith: rule.
Garrett VS.. Garrett; attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures.
Huston VS.. Huston; rule
Sterling VS.. Sterling; attorneys,
Lubar-Wilson.
Dyson VS.. Dyson; rule.
Montgomery VS.. Montgomery: at
torneys, Branson-Buckley, jr.
Bowles VS.. Bowles; rule.
White VS.. White: attorneys, Chap
man, jr.-Bogorad
Hively VS.. Hively; rule.
Powell VS.. Powell; attorneys, NAL
loy-Fowler.
Somers VS.. Somers; rule.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Troll Club Plans Hike
In Shenandoah Park

Members of the Potomac Ap-
palachian Trail Club plan to hike in
the Shenandoah National Park Sun
DAY. They will start at the Neighbor
Parking Overlook, go over Pass
Mountain to Thornton Gap, then
climb Mary's Rock and over the
Pinnacle. The trip will end at Little
Stony Man Parking Overlook, a dis
tance OF about II miles.
Leader of the trip is Howard
Omstead, 25l0 De Witt avenue,
Alexandria, Va. The bus will leave
Pennsylvania avenue and Eight
eenth street NV. at 7 am,
Evening star., 1941-03-20
German Ship ReIooding
After Running Blockade
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 90
The 3,290-ton German freighter
Lech, which ran the British blockade
to South America this month, be-
gan loading 10000 bags of coffee,
raw hides and other cargo today.
Maritime circles suggested she was
getting ready to attempt . return
TIN
Evening star., 1941-03-20
SIXTH RACE-MYSTERY LAD,
MI-DUE, SOCRATIC.

MYSTERY LAD has turned in
a vastly improved effort every
time started and he may have
been raced and worked into the
proverbial peak of condition
MI-DUE has had a conditioner
at this point and he may be able
to offer lot Of opposition. So
CRATIC raced well at the other
strip.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
FIRST RACE-ALOHORT, PA
TRIOT, AT. LIBERTY.

ALOHORT turned in a much
improved performance in his last
under colors and just slight i'm
provement tomorrow should have
him leaving the ranks of the non-
winners. PATRIOT has been
threatening and the Blenheim II
colt must be accorded a fighting
chance. AT LIBERTY has been
second on three occasions.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
THIRD RACEIFL OOD III,
MEXICANA, CHANCE RUN.

FLOOD II disappointed IN MS
last outing, but previously he
licked a much smarter field than
this appears to be. His best should
have him in the charmed circle.
MEXICANA was far back in his
last, but he rates a good chance
nevertheless. CHANCE RUN has
been close in recent efforts here.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
SECOND RACE-WHA HAE,
MAECARO, IRON WILL.

VIVA Haze just failed to click
in his most recent attempt and
right off that cracker-jack test
ne appears the one most likely TO
register in this event. MAECARO
has been closeup in all of his
late efforts and he is the one that
Evening star., 1941-03-20
EIGHTH RACE PERLETTE,
YANTIS, PEANUT LADY.

PERLETTE scored twice at
Hialeah and at the previous
Tropical session. She has worked
we'll since her last disappointing
showing and may be able to re-
sumo her winning ways here.
YANTIS always seems to give a
good account of himself and this
spot is not beyond his powers.
PEANUT LADY for the show.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Entries and Selections
for Tomorrow
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
ET-FLOOD ii

of this high-class opposition.
REMARKABLE has plenty Of
early lick and he will be with
the pace throughout. The geld
ing could stick it out for the
honors. SPEED TO SPARE al
ways has a chance with this sort.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
FIFTH RACE MISS QUIZ,
COUNTERPOISE, DEVILS
CRAIG.

MISS QUIZ hasn't shown a
thing in Florida competition, but
her workouts have bordered on
the sensational and this may be
the spot where her connections
elect to try. COUNTERPOISE
copped twice at Hialeah and he
must be given a royal chance.
DEVILS CRAIG has good recent
form to recommend.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
SEVENTH RACE-RANGER ii,
PUMPGUN, COMMENDA-
mop TT

RANGER II raced with good
ones at Hialeah and he may be
able to defeat the excellent oppo-
sition he is matching strides with
tomorrow. PUMPGUN won his
last with something left in re-
serve and right OF that try he is
very dangerous. COMMENDA-
DOR II has scored in three of his
last four Florida attempts.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
NINTH RACE - OUTBOARD,
WAYRIEL. CATCHEM.

OUTBOARD just galloped to
in her last and if the substitute
is used she should make the
grade. WAYRIEL and CATCHEM
for the consolation money.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Firm Out of Business

The Belfast, Northern ireland,
firm, MCGEE Il Co., which put the
word ulster in the English diction-
ary BY tnvsnting the ulster great
AnaAs ~ @no ~ e bannook
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Racing News
Rossvun's Comment

should offer the stoutest hght.
IRON WILL could be in the
scrap.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Other Selections

Oaklawn.
BY the Louisville Times.
brown Moss, One Night, De-
termined.
2-Kinky, David B., jr., Silent Time.
3-No selections.
PANTHER Greek, Riodef, o. K.
Mullen.
5-Libercaise, Rechercher, Doubt
full.
6-Lincoln j., Bobbin, Match Point.
7-Tuloma, Kennel, Lochlea.
8-Patras, Lady Ariel, Bereit.
9-Towson, Molida, Colonel Joe.
Best bet-Patras.
Consensus at Tropical Park.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Wallingford, Alohort, Ask Me.
2-Maecaro, Wha Haze. Batter.
3-Dragon Lady, Mexicana, Bellar-
mine
+Speed to Spare, Sherron Ann,
Bashi Bazouk.
5-Votum, Miss Quiz, Devils Graz.
6-Mystery Lad, Esta, Mint Liberty.
7-Pumpgun, Comendador End,
Ranger End.
S-Louis Shapiro, savitar, Grey
Doll.
Substitute-Outboard, Catchem,
Old River.
Best bet-Speed to Spare.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
FOURTH RACE-BAY CARSE.
REMARKABLE, SPEED TO
SPARE.

BAY CARSE ran exceptionally
we'll at Hialeah Park and his best
race may have him home ahead
Evening star., 1941-03-20

United States vs. American Medi-
cal Association ct al.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
OokIuwn Park
BY tie Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming; 4
year-olds and UP: o furlongs tout of
Evening star., 1941-03-20

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900 claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: & furlongs.
YReina Marunt lAIacAndreul 1QA
Evening star., 1941-03-20
Tropical Park
BY TIE Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: maidens.
o-Year-Old colts and aeldinRS 4 furlnnrx
Evening star., 1941-03-20

NINTH SUBSTITUTED RACE-Purse,
$500; claiming: 4-year-olds and up: /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Strong 0ufposfs and a Duty

In June Of 1893. just before the second World War
broke the world the whole United States army had
only 1885 in active service. Today, than
American soldiers manning the outer ramparts
Of American defense in the outlying bases.
The United States has today in other words,
soldiers manning the outlying bases from Kodiak island
to Guam and from Greenland Guiana, than the total
force available for defense in 1889.
That among other things has been brought about by
those who chose to plunge the world into instead of
seeking civilized ways to keep civilization afoat.
They gone from the camps they knew in the United
States, but they must not be forgotten Means be
devised for keeping these American soldiers In touch with
the home country.
Such dispersion of forces with nearly fourth Of the
available soldiers stationed outside the continental limits
Of the country is something new and therefore something
have thought much about. Britain. with its far
spread empire accustomed for decades to having its
scattered from Burma to Falkland islands But it new
to Americans both to those who and 10 those who stay
with such large detachments of American soldiers serv-
Inc in faraway posts every effort be made
that they not forgotten and. important that
they do not feel forgotten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
A Dates a Date But Is Il?

Do you have date for Memorial Day7 date TO dec
crate to motoring pcnicng to play and relax
No doubt you have But are you sure which date it
You be but the World Calendar association is not
That's the organization that is working for
calendar.
For instance Memorial Day this year is a Friday.
That's swell for people who don't have to work Saturday
But for those who have to be at the office Saturday
ing-not good Next year Memorial Day comes SAT-
urday In 1943 it's Sunday which that il has to be
moved forward to Monday to get real extra holiday In
1914. it's Tuesday.
The calendar association says there's to that
and 10 working throughout the world for new calendar
to 60 inc effect In 1945 arranged that holidays would
each year not only the day Of the month";
but on the day Of the week.
Change the calendar Huh, by 1945 that will probably
be the least Of the changes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Stories in
Stamps
Europe's Wor Booms
Bolivio's Business

FL PoToSI, ao,2ss-foot peah
pictured on Bolivia's stamp
above. is the site Of q business
boom. War in Europe has in
creased demand for tin, and mine,
on the peak are being worked AZ
top speed 10 meet that demand.
One Of few nations Of the world
TO profit by the conflict. Bolivia
produces metals necessary for war
industries. Ninety-eight per cent
OF Bolivia's exports are metals. in
Guiding tin, antimony and tung-
stem. Exports for 1880 were al
most so per cent greater than in
1893. ~ AZ
During the period Of Spanish
domination Of the country. Bolivi-
an mines produced more than 81
billion in gold. The Spanish con-
sidered tin worthless, and today
the dump heaps they built yield
large percentage Of the nations
tin output
The worlds search for rubber
also turns attention TO Bolivia. Be-
fore 1910, South Americas rubber.
including that produced in Bolivia.
vas important in world produc-
ton Later, Far Eastern sources
replaced Wild rubber Of the west
ern hemisphere. Now there are
indications that the Latin Amer
iesa industry may regain is for-
mer position, as war mensces ths
East Indies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things

ro receive attention IN fhis COL
urnn Letters must Eivs name and
address % writer Cnly Initials
VII Be published when requested.
Mr.. FIxIt: Why DO the eity's
electric light inspectors cause
the appearance Of new houses 70
he spoiled BY ordering the me-
tiers put On the front wall : I've
seen 80 many hoase. where the
appearance h ruined because Of
n light meter stuck somewhere
near the front entrance On IN
outside wall. MRS. J. p. q.
! think that may have been
true at one time that inspectors
thought more Of convenience
than Of sightliness. but I have
here a copy Of Chief Inspector
caffney's notice 10 all electrical
contractors on July 10. 1870. an
nouncing that ''in the future the
city win locate only the point Of
attachment for service wires"
From the point OF attachment Of
the wires to the house. governed
largely by position OF the city's
pole. II il Up TO the builder TO
determine where the meter II
placed. subject only To the in
spection departments approval.
Mr.. FIxlt: Is II necessary 10
have . license or permit 10 sell
eggs any place In Pierce coun-
es II 20. how much does II
cost and where does one get IT.
HAZEL n.
II you sell eggs or any other
farm produce in Tacoma, you
obtain q farmers license at the
city hall clerks office; 30
cents for a retail permit or 81 a
year for a permit TO sell whole
sale. But before you can sell
eggs anywhere you must have a
state Gamblers license which
costs 81 and may be obtained at
the State Egg Inspectors office
In the Perkins Bldg, Tacoma.
Before eggs are sold to the pub
lice they must be candled. grad
ed and sealed with the grade
marking clearly stamped.
Mr.. Fixit: DO not state laws
require fire escapes on private
institutions for the mentally af-
fiicted and the aged How about
fire hazards inside and out Of
such placesf (old wiring inside.
accommodations Of dry refuse out
side.) Are there not certain re-
quirements OF cleanliness and
sanitation In private hospitals
and how many hours may en-
pioycs be forced 10 remain On
duty? From what department
In Olympia can ! secure the de-
sired information EN-.
Write to Director, State Wei
fare department, Olympia. II
such a place a. you describe il
IN the city, there are city regu-
lstions n well as state require
ments to be met. doubt n there
IL any regulation of employees
hours. however, a. the business
II entirely within the state and
does not come under federal In
fluence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, MAY 20

Although this Is not an i'm
portant day in planetary direc-
ton II has certain strong bens-
fic aspects which are active.
There Is n fortunate sign late in
the afternoon for labor.
Heart and Home: This Ia an
suspicious day for executive
work. II IL a time 10 complete
neglected tasks and TO put ones
house In order. Women ara
under a kindly direction OF the
stars which encourages them to
pursue their Hottest aims. II
10 a date Of promise for girls
whose love affairs will flourish
II inspired by high ideals. Act
resses and singers are under
friendly stars. All who present
something OF the beauty of life
should benefit.
Business Affairs: Heads Of big
business. bankers and financiers
Of the United States will devote
their talents and experience I'M
selfishly to the promotion OF the
nations best interests. While fac
tories are performing miracles.
wage-earners will continue TO
enjoy generous payment for their
services.
Persons whose birthdsts II Is
have the augury Of a year OF
success and progress. The young
win receive support in ambitious
plans.
Children born on this day
probably will be fond OF change
and adventure. They have the
Representation OF success and
even fame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
When You Haven't Got Il

The Germans have made great public TODD about the
alleged fact that in the world they think they about
create gold viii be of value They love to poohpooh
the fact that the United States has great deal of it.
Somehow haven't Germany turn down any,
and of the first orders of business taking
other country to be TO loot the vault and take the
gold to Berlin.
to hand has very elaborate and impressive article about
the Reichsbank building Berlin. Thiefproof and fire
proof exus the article describing the vaults Ii meters
below watereve and three-stories Deep Proudly dis
played at the top of the article picture of the gold
vaults, with bullion bars neatly stacked shelves
Wen be likely to believe in the Naz theory Of the
worthessness of gold when them refusing of it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

First Neehes Trail
Hard on Horses
Tea Party and Fire
On the Mountain
Feeding Indians Cause
OF Short Reiions
As THE exploration party
n headed by Lieut.. johnson,
Of Capt. wilkes expedition.
neared the Naches pass sum-
nit IL became increasingly DIFF
ficult for the horses. After
spending the night on a prairie"
this side Of the summit prob
ably Hines camp. 1t was pro-
posed TO relieve the horses and
divide the party and send half
Of them, including Indians, on
with part of the baggage 20
that the horses could have a
days rest. Lieut.. johnson re-
manned at camp and placed Wal
dron, a first mate on the Vim
cennes, in charge Of the foot
party. Others in the party were
Breckenridge, DR.. Pickering and
Pierre Charles. A dozen In
dams. each with a pack, carried
most OF the luggage.
First obstacle confronting the
trail party was = rapid river"
1.-THE Greenwater). filled to the
hanks by melting snow. Unable
to find q ford, Pierre, the woods
man, felIed = couple OF tall trees
across the stream. on which the
party easily crossed.
The going must have been
easier after crossing the Green
water. according to these para
graphs in the Breckenridge
diary:
The way through the forest
was smooth and firm, the air
cool and clear. We marched
forward at a rapid rate, the
Indians keeping up like good
fellows, notwithstanding that
many Of them had upwards of
90 pounds on their backs. In
the afternoon we came to a very
long and rather tough looking
mountain to climb, but to it we
set. and long before all of the
party got to the top DR.. Pick
ering and myself had reached
the edge OF the SNOW.
This was about shutdown and
we concluded to stop until the
whole party came up, which was
not till dark when Mr.. Waldron
made his appearance. pretty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
PULSE OF
THE PUBLIC
by John Hix
WAR Is
SABOTAGE

Editor, The Times: William
Paddison says that r. J. PearsaIl
said to him six years ago, in
personal talk in the basement of
a school, that he, Pearsan,
might" commit sabotage il
necessary to bring about social
ism. So Pearsall is all wet in
opposing war, and the British
empire is safe from collapse.
That sounds like screwy argu-
ment to me. What is war, and
blowing under crops and vast
ing labor but sabotage? And
Pearsall has always been against
them. Let us common people
keep our tempers and exercise
our common sense. Wen need
plenty of it to straighten up this
mess that the uncommon people
on top are so busy making.
JOHN T. HERMAN.
10121s So. Tacoma ave.
Editor The Times: ! have
clipping. some verse and a pic
ture, cut from newspaper
printed some years after the
first World war. The picture
shows Uncle Sam" standing
with downcast head in the midst
Of group of persons. each
pointing a finger at him. Each
person represents a foreign ma
ton. Foremost in the picture
is John Bull' pointing a finger
OF scorn. The title is The Man
Without a Friend" The last
line OF each verse is. Where
are my friends Of yesteryear ?"
Uncle Sam is again stripping
his own defenses. with the shirt
from his back, to send TO this
same John Bull" Honest,
brave little Finland, who paid
her debts. and was the only for
eign nation entitled TO our aid.
was turned down cold. Our own
aged people who asked for as
sistance through their friend Mr..
Townsend were also turned
away. The president vetoed the
bill for IL would be too great
n burden" on the people. But
when scornful. defaulting John
Bull comes knocking at our
doors again for aid. surely, we
can give him billions and tax the
bread Of our own poor and aged
to pay IL.
agree with the old Indian
who said. white man cheat me
once. he fool White man cheat
me twice. l fool" The billions
given to Britain would build our
own defenses so strong no ma
ton on earth would dare attack
us. Instead II is being sent
abroad TO prolong the agony and
sufferings Of war. The bombs
and munitions we are sending
are not killing the war-mongers
Of Europe. but are destroying
the lives and property Of inno-
cent victims Of all nations who
have had no part is creating
this war. The ships. bombs and
war materials we are sending 70
Britain viii eventually sink our
own ship OF State"
When England has won with
the money and blood from the
United States. and stripped US
Of all defense. she will show her
gratitude BY demanding that. a.
abe Is our first line Of defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn to the
woman's page for the answers.
/. The bulk OF the lemon crop
Of the United States IL produced
In Florida, Texas or California
:. From what mammal II
ambergris obtained
:. Amelia Earhart was the
first woman 20 make q solo
flight across the Atlantic; true
or false.
4. Horace Greeley was q Brit
ish statesman. an actor or an
American journalist
5. G-n is an animal sub
stance that is good TO eat az
well as being the chief oonsti-
tuent Of ordinary glues2
s. Which finger Is commonly
called the ringfinger
I. Does the Federal Wage
Hour law require time-ano-a-
half pay for a work-week IN ex-
cess q 20. AZ or IS hours for
those who come under the pro-
visions
8 Mans the three largest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

90 feLarQ natlOnAl Oe1enSe.
More than 500 officers and
their families are attached 10
air units which base on the
Tampa field. At present they
are living In rented quarters
many miles from the airport.
The war department, for obvi-
Gus reasons, wants them TO live
within call Of their squadrons.
The New York Life Insurance
company has agreed 10 finance
construction of the necessary
homes, provided the FILA will
underwrite the investment Of
the usual 20 per cent basis.
FHA's officials at Washing
ton are willing to assume the
risk. They have been told by
the war department that air
corps officers will need these
homes for at least 20 years. a
private tip on officialdom's ex-
pectations Of the length Of the
current conflict and its after
math. But Florida FHA-ers in
sist that the new quarters are
not needed, and so far they have
been able to block the $40, 000,-
900 building project
Senator Claude Pepper Of Flor
ida. who believes that the u. s.
should grab Dakar and the
Azores and bomb Tokyo. again
Is under fire for his success in
wangling government contracts
The senator has been criticized
and may be investigated because
of his alleged intervention in
the award OF asphalt and hous-
ing contracts for Florida can
tonments. Now II appears that
he has obtained for Florida a
near-monopoly on fertilizer
bought by the AAA.
AS part of the agricultural
program. the federal soil con-
servers buy phosphates and dis
tribute them TO farmers through
out the country. Although there
are beds of phosphstes scattered
throughout the nation. so per
cent Of the supply has been
bought from Peppers state Of
Florida. II has been shipped
into such states a. Virginia.
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Wash
ington. although there are de-
posts much nearer To these des-
tination points. Phosphate in
terests and their congressional
Representatives have complained
bitterly against this apparent
discrimination.
But the AAA-ers advance a
plausible argument on behalf Of
Pepper phosphatss. They insist
that the Florida brand IL q high
" concentrated product. that 1t
develops 40 per cent Of active
ingredients a. against its rivals
Is per cent, and that a. a result.
shipping costs are lower. But
that answer does not placste
senatorial protestants. who re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
TAXES
NEEDED
SO THEY SAY

When one realizes what q ire
mendous privilege il Is 70 be 4
citizen Of the United States, IL
is a small matter for an indi-
vidual 10 offer his very best TO
any cause which Is devoted 70
the defense Of democratic ideals.
Emil Ludwig. German born
suthor. on volunteering u help
the Savings Bond program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

islands Of the Virgin Islands Of
Nations
the United States.
3. Who helped President Mon
roe write the Monroe Doctrine
10. Has the United States ever
been a member Of the League Of